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Youngsters who want to learn to achieve their dreams through hard work and dedication can also do so, at the same location and from the same people.
Mayfair graduate and current Tennessee Titans cornerback Alterraun Verner is sponsoring a free clinic for area kids, ages 6 to high school senior-to-be, at his old high school stomping grounds this weekend. He'll be joined by several other NFL and former college players, including Poly High's Terrance Austin, as well as Mayfair's coaching staff.
The clinic will focus on football fundamentals and age-appropriate drills, but Verner and his guests will also take the opportunity to stress the importance of education and hard work in achieving goals.
"It's not just a football camp," said Verner, the former Monsoon and UCLA great who will soon begin his third season in the NFL.
Verner will tell the campers about how he was an honor roll student at Mayfair and how he earned his mathematics degree from UCLA, all while being a standout on the field.
"When these kids get a chance to sit down with a guy who is in his third year in the NFL, a guy who had to work his tail off from the get-go ... he's gonna blow these kids away," said Mike Fitch, Mayfair's co-head coach and one of Verner's biggest supporters.
Fitch remembered that Verner, always a strong student, was taunted as a "bookworm" throughout elementary school but never let his grades waver. At this year's camp, anyone bringing proof of a 3.0 GPA or higher will receive a small award.
After an All-CIF career as a receiver and defensive back at Mayfair, Verner was told by some critics he was too small to play major college football.
Four years later, the 5-foot-10, 180-pounder was an All-American cornerback at UCLA on his way to the NFL.
Verner remembered attending a camp sponsored by former Rams receiver Az Hakim when he was a kid, and the positive experience stayed with him. He and the Mayfair staff put on their first camp last year, but Verner said he's more personally involved with the details this year.
"We wanted to make it accessible for everyone," said Verner, who added he'll be at the camp all day and will interact with the campers as they work on drills.
Verner said former UCLA players Austin, Chris Horton and Derrick Coleman will also be there to work individually with the kids as well as former USC running back Chauncey Washington and Tennessee safety Robert Johnson. Fitch and his coaching staff will break the campers into groups by age and position, then pass along the knowledge they've picked up in more than 20 years of high school coaching.
After lunch - also free - some of the high-school age campers may break into competitive drills being initially referred to as the "Verner Bowl."
Verner is a very busy man these days. Not only is he preparing for Tennessee training camp in less than a month, he's getting married July 14 to his fiance, Sina'e. Saturday's event will also feature a free cheerleading camp in the Mayfair gym taught by Sina'e.
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May 16-18, 2013
With internationally-known keynote speakers and renowned sustainability experts, each May the Prescott College Ph.D. program in Sustainability Education hosts a symposium centered on the theme of sustainability and its connection with education throughout our society. Prescott College is pleased to announce the Fifth Annual Sustainability Education Symposium to be held May 16-18, 2013 at the College's Prescott, Arizona campus. This year the Master of Arts students and faculty will also be present, with the inclusion of master's thesis presentations on a variety of topics.
This year's symposium features Owen and Moley Ó Súilleabháin, two singers, speakers, composers, and brothers from Ireland with a rich musical tradition. Owen and Moley have performed internationally with their mother, the singer and theologian Dr. Nóirín Ní Riain. They will bring a mix of music from traditional Irish and sacred songs to ultra-modern original pop songs. Their goal is to write songs that lift the human heart to generosity and gratitude, while also being 'groovy.' The brothers have performed with Russell Crowe, The Chieftains, Bobby McFerrin, and renowned poet David Whyte. They are currently working on their 3rd album of sacred a capella songs from many traditions.
Our keynote speaker is Dr. Craig Chalquist, department chair of East-West Psychology at the California Institute of Integral Studies and a former core faculty member in the Department of Consciousness & Transformative Studies at John F. Kennedy University. He is an academic adviser and adjunct faculty at Antioch University, Prescott College, and Pacifica Graduate Institute and the online General Psychology instructor for College of the Siskiyous. Dr. Chalquist has worked as a family therapist, conflict resolution facilitator, lecturer, and group facilitator. He earned his PhD at Pacifica Graduate Institute, where he studied depth psychology with an ecological approach. While working as a therapist he spent six years providing group counseling for men and women referred for mandatory therapy. In October of 2010 he launched a one-year Certificate in Ecotherapy at JFK University, and designed the curriculum for a Certificate in Ecotherapy and Sustainable Culture for The Graduate Institute in Connecticut.
Previous Symposium Keynote Speakers
Dr. Mitchell Thomashow, Director of the Second Nature Presidential Fellows Program
Bryant Terry, chef, food justice activist, and author
Jaimie Cloud, Founder and President of the Cloud Institute for Sustainability in Education
Andres Edwards, Sustainability consultant, educator, entrepreneur, and award-winning author
Ron Goode, Chairman of the North Fork Mono Tribe
Dr. Sandy Grande, Associate professor and Chair of the Education Department at Connecticut College
Dr. Devon Peña, Professor of American Ethnic Studies, Anthropology, and the Program on the Environment at the University of Washington
Gibrán Rivera, Senior Associate at the Interaction Institute for Social Change
About Prescott College
Prescott College is the leading provider of blended limited-residency undergraduate and graduate programs in areas of Sustainability Studies and Ph.D. programs in Sustainability Education. Our limited-residency programs are designed for learners seeking an alternative to the constraints of one-size-fits-all courses and classrooms.
Prescott College's Journal of Sustainability Education (JSE) – a project of the Ph.D. program – serves as a forum for academics and practitioners to share, critique, and promote research, practices, and initiatives that foster the integration of economic, ecological, and social-cultural dimensions of sustainability within formal and non-formal educational contexts.
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Chef Elizabeth always feeds her audience and one of her specialties is soup. She has promised to bring her Kale Soup and her Tuscan Potato, to be served with artisan breads, tequila cranberry chutney served over hot melted brie, and sconces provided by the Carol Tree Tea House, along with assorted teas and wine. There will also be food offerings from the other teaching chefs from the La Jolla Community Center.
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Name: Zack Gerber
Age: 28
Hometown: Ridgway, PA
Current location: Columbus, OH
Sponsors: Albe's, The Daily Grind
The last time we caught up with you was back in August 2012 I believe, and a lot has definitely changed since then. How have you been between then and now and what sort of changes have taken place?
Oh, lots of stuff. At least in the BMX side of my life. My personal life not too much has changed. Back then my dad was battling cancer. Today I'm happy to say he's cancer free. Currently, I'm still in Ohio, too. On the other hand, my BMX life has changed substantially. I guess you could say I'm transitioning from a "professional" to a real world BMX rider.
I'm glad to hear your dad is doing well! I would say you've definitely seen your ups and downs, but do you care to elaborate a little bit on this transition? For those who haven't been keeping up with you, since the last time we talked you were riding for Snafu and Redline (Snafu who you parted ways with around September 2012 I believe, and Redline at the end of 2013). You've also joined The Daily Grind team, so you have definitely seen a fair amount of change.
After parting ways with Snafu, I went "full factory" for Redline, and rode for them for the remainder of 2013. Somewhere around Nov. 2013, Gremlin (Jon Bechtold) asked me to be a part of The Daily Grind team after finding out about my impending cut from Redline. As of now, I ride for The Daily Grind and, my constant, Albe's BMX mail order. Fortunately, I've had a lot of supporters help me get a new bicycle together. Shout out to Rick Moliterno over at Standard Byke Company for building me a custom frame, and the dudes over at BSD for all the fresh components on my bike. I'm grateful for awesome people like this in my life.
It's definitely good to see that you have some rad supporters still, so what's on the horizon for 2014? Do you have any riding trips planned or anything specific that you would like to accomplish either inside or outside of BMX?
I look forward to more Daily Grind road trips, maybe finishing the DVD my friends and I are working on, along with working on my Daily Grind DVD section and getting a job.
Awesome. I asked you this last time, but do you have any other crazy tricks up your sleeve?
Hahaha, I don't know. I just want to put something together I'm proud of.
Haha yeah I feel you! So tell us about your current setup.
Frame wise, pretty stereotypical street dimensions (75 head tube angle, 71 seat tube angle, 20.75 top tube, 11.8 BB height, 8.8 stand over, and 13.7 slammed chain stay length) but the tubing is OX platinum. OX platinum is 30% stronger than 4130 chromoly, so it's something I'm really happy about. Plus, it's American made by Rick Moliterno. Can't get much more awesome than that! Standard's pretty tight, too. They can make you whatever you want. It's cool to have something that you can call your own.
Component wise, I'm running the new The Daily Grind prototype hub guard. It's my rear non-drive side guard. Designed to be more universal, fit better on more frames, and last longer than any hub guard on the market. I'm hyped on it. Four steel guards on my bike as well, and a full guard sprocket. Thick 22mm BSD cranks and I love having a brown seat. Looks deece. Standard stem has no holes drilled in it, and the handlebars have a crossbar as thick as the bars themselves. Like I said, I'm loving my bike right now.
Which parts do you typically wear through the fastest?
The usual stuff. Tires and pedals.
What is one thing that the common Zack Gerber fan does not know about you?
Uhhh… I'm kind of a trivial nerd about mid school BMX videos. Videos like Shutter Speed - "The Dawn", Little Devil - "Criminal Mischief", and any Square One or FBM video from that era. I grew up watching those videos everyday, so I know a lot of the songs, tricks, and spots by heart.
I think it's often overlooked that we all have lives outside of BMX. So what kind of hobbies and other things take up your time?
I enjoy drawing. Mostly dumb cartoons. I also enjoy tinkering. I like taking things apart and seeing how they work. I enjoy theoretical conversations about the sociological and cultural influences in today's modern world. I enjoy understanding and talking about the hows and whys of human life. I'm also into politics, conspiracy theories, and UFOs. Recently, I've been making large models of triangles, and examining the pythagorean theorem by hand. I know I sound crazy, but it's interesting stuff to me. I like thinking.
That was definitely a far more interesting answer than I expected. I would say that most people would answer such a question with far less detail. Anyways, my last real question would have to be what are some of the craziest things you've encountered on the Internet?
Hahaha. Yeah, but I'm just being honest. I guess I could've just said video games.
As anyone who knows me will say I watch some of the weirdest stuff online. Here's one I posted a few weeks ago. Weird cat video from Japan called Michael. Also, YouTube video creators like Cyriak always have weird creative stuff. I'm not above watching gnarly crash videos either. Cars, boats, planes, whatever. Luckily I have enough friends on Facebook outside of the US that post some of the most disturbing and violent videos I've seen. I watch all that stuff usually before I ride. Lol.
Hahahaha, I just watched that "Michael" video and it was great. Any final words?
Nice! I got two quotes.
"Those who are able to see beyond the shadows and lies of their culture will never be understood, let alone believed, by the masses." -Plato
"Rule your mind, or it will rule you." -Buddha
Frame: Standard Byke Company custom
Fork: Fiend
Bars: Standard Strip Bars
Stem: Standard Top Load
Grips: ODI
Bar Ends: Daily Grind BMX
Seat: BSD Beverage
Seat Post: BSD Blitzed
Cranks: BSD Substance
Sprocket: Daily Grind Millennium
Pedals: Odyssey Twisted PC
Chain: Shadow
Pegs: Odyssey M-peg
Tires: Cult
Front Wheel: Gsport Ribcage laced to Daily Grind front hub with both Daily Grind guards
Rear Wheel: Gsport Ribcage laced to Alienation freecoaster with both Daily Grind guards
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1)Andre Candess manages an office supply store. One product in the store is computer paper. Andre
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5) The annual demand for a product has been projected at 2,000 units. This demand is assumed to be
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all variables 0
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B) redundancy.
C) boundedness.
D) optimality.
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constraint is said to be
A) unbounded.
B) bounded.
C) redundant.
D) non-negative.
E) infeasible.
14) Consider the following linear programming problem:
Maximize 10X + 30Y
Subject to X + 2Y 80
This is a special case of a linear programming problem in which
A) there is a redundant constraint.
B) there are multiple optimal solutions.
C) there is no feasible solution.
D) this cannot be solved graphically.
15) Which of the following is not acceptable as a constraint in a linear programming problem
Constraint 1 X + XY + Y 12
Constraint 2 X - 2Y 20
Constraint 3 X + 3Y = 48
Constraint 4 X + Y + Z 150
A) Constraint 1
B) Constraint 2
C) Constraint 3
D) Constraint 4
16) Consider the following linear programming problem:
Maximize 12X + 10Y
Subject to: 2X + 3Y 480
The maximum possible value for the objective function is
17) Sensitivity analyses are used to examine the effects of changes in
A) technological coefficients.
B) contribution rates for each variable.
C) available resources.
D) all of the above
18) Infeasibility in a linear programming problem occurs when
A) there is an infinite solution.
B) more than one solution is optimal.
C) the feasible region is unbounded.
D) a constraint is redundant.
E) there is no solution that satisfies all the constraints given.
19) Which of the following is not acceptable as a constraint in a linear programming problem
Constraint 1 X + Y 12
Constraint 5 2X - 3Y + Z > 75
E) Constraint 5
20) When appropriate, the optimal solution to a maximization linear programming problem can be
found by graphing the feasible region and
A) moving the isoprofit lines towards the origin in a parallel fashion until the last point in the
feasible region is encountered.
B) locating the point that is highest on the graph.
C) finding the profit at every corner point of the feasible region to see which one gives the
highest value.
D) none of the above
E) all of the above
21) Which of the following is not one of the steps in formulating a linear program?
A) Graph the constraints to determine the feasible region.
B) Use the decision variables to write mathematical expressions for the objective function and
the constraints.
C) Define the decision variables.
D) Identify the objective and the constraints.
E) Completely understand the managerial problem being faced.
22) Which of the following functions is not linear?
23) Two models of a product - Regular (X) and Deluxe (Y) - are produced by a company. A linear
programming model is used to determine the production schedule. The formulation is as follows:
Maximize profit = 50X + 60Y
Subject to: 8X + 10Y 800 (labor hours)
X + Y 120 (total units demanded)
4X +10Y 500 (raw materials)
The optimal solution is X=100, Y=0.
Which of these constraints is redundant?
A) the second constraint
B) the first constraint
C) the third constraint
24) Typical resources of an organization include ________.
A) warehouse space utilization
B) labor volume
C) machinery usage
D) raw material usage
25) In a minimization problem, when one or more of the solution variables and the cost can be made
infinitely large without violating any constraints, then the linear program has
A) alternate optimal solutions.
B) an infeasible solution.
C) a redundant constraint.
D) an unbounded solution.
TRUE/FALSE. Write 'T' if the statement is true and 'F' if the statement is false.
26) The addition of a redundant constraint lowers the isoprofit line.
27) Resource restrictions are called constraints.
28) Resource mix problems use LP to decide how much of each product to make, given a series of
resource restrictions.
29) Management resources that need control include machinery usage, labor volume, money spent,
time used, warehouse space used, and material usage.
30) When two or more constraints conflict with one another, we have a condition called
It will not let me attach.
For 11 it has
5x +6y
4x + 2y (< over -) 420
1x + 2y (< over -)120
all variables (> over -)
For 14 it has
10x + 30y
x +2y (< over -) 80
8x + 16y (< over -) 640
4x + 2y (> over -) 100
x, y (> over -) 0
For 15
Constraint 1: x+xy + y (> over -) 12
Constraint 2: x-2y )> over -) 20
Constraint 3: x+3y =48
Constraint 4: x+y+z (< over -) 150
for 16
maximize subject to:
2x +3y (< over -) 480
4x +3y (< over -) 360
all variables (> over -) 0
for 19
constraint:1 x+y (> over -) 12
constraint 2: x-2y (> over -)20
constraint 3: x+3y=48
constraint 4: x+y+z (< over -) 150
constraint 5: 2x-3y +z > 75
for 23
maximize profit = 50x+60y
subject to: 8x+10y (< over -) 800 (labor hours)
x+y (< over -) 120 (total units demanded)
4x + 10y (< over -) 500 (raw materials)
x, y (> over -)0
the optimal solution is x=100, y=0
Not only that but a good tip would have been included for your efforts.
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My parents are from Germany, so I have been there a few times and yes, I loved it. The culture is total different to what we have here in South Africa.
Well, if I only had 650km to travel I would definately go to Berlin ... but unfortunately I have a few thousand km's Going by car will be faster than by train, considering there are no speed limits on the freeway. When I was in Germany about two years ago, I did most of my travelling by train. Have you been to Berlin before?
Enjoy Berlin
Horray !!! Mission accomplished Thanks for both invites I am not really active there either *just a great memory*, think I did about 4 posts, not sure, but I saw you talking to Ruty, so thought I would pop in and say HI. I know Germany pretty well, so yes, I do know Dusseldorf and Cologne, so Hilden is in that region, quiet a long way to travel to get to Berlin, will you be going by train?
Now you are just being nasty ... I would give anything to get to Berlin in November, but obviously you can see the problem here
Okay ... lets start at the beginning >>> I know that your name is Christopher, I even know your surname, but won't post it here No, I am not on your friendship list in Facebook and no my name does not begin with and 'I'. Like I said we met briefly ... so got to be Offspring related. Okay, I'll give in ... it was on the Bryan Keith Holland site and if you look closely, you will even find Rutegard there. Now you got to do the rest
Oh, I wanted to ask you ... Where is Hilden in Germany?
Yeah ... we haven't met physically but briefly on Facebook
yeah...about the nervous stuff, i think there is nothing u can do about it it will hit you!!
well, about the questions, maybe it will be interesting if u open a thread so ppl could post what they would love to question, and they u can select some questions for u
but, questions about their fan relationships would be cool, like, if they use to come to the forum, who visits the forum the most (i bet its noodles), if noodles has some intentions to start a new road journal this tour, if they think we complain a lot (specially about the videos) , stuff like that...usually no one asks them this stuff, cause they don't know ahah
eheheh yes interviews r way much better!!!
and that would be awesome, then we could meet, and then we get to see their shows!! WOW what a dream!
r u ready to do such a big and important interview?!?
Hey ... Long time no see
oh first no real time...then RonWElty has an exam so he won't be able to go either, then the cheapest flight stills to expensive too
when they do the european tour, maybe we will grab a group of friends and maybe we will see them in france and spain too, can u go to france?....just...hypothetically speaking eheh
damn those guys when they don't want to take photos!!!
yes it is, how did you know?
bad news, i can't really go.....but i really hope u can make that interview will u take some photos?
Christopher how r you?
are you going to meet offspring after all?
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Event to feature author sisters who grew up on farm near Pequot Lakes
by Jennie Zeitler, Staff Writer
Building on the success of last year's Women's Health Expo, the Family Medical Center and the Franciscan Sisters will be co-sponsoring the second annual event Tuesday, May 7 from 5 – 7 p.m. at St. Francis Hall at the St. Francis Convent.
"We had a lot of positive feedback, so we knew we wanted to keep doing it," said Rhonda Buckallew, Family Medical Center administrator. "There will be free cholesterol, glucose and blood pressure screeings."
Two Minnesota authors — sisters who wrote a book together — will be speaking at 6 p.m. Angela Foster and Candace Simar wrote "Farm Girls," an entertaining look back at their childhood near Pequot Lakes.
The book's description includes, "If you learned to swear in Norwegian or shared a two-holer outhouse with your cousin, you'll enjoy the poetry and prose of these sisters. From memories of Norwegian ancestors and growing up on a Minnesota dairy farm to dreams of Oprah's couch, Farm Girls will take you back to the days of rural schools, 'moon light, star light, hope to see a ghost tonight' and the auction of the family farm."
Sister Caroline Stoltz will be performing mini massages for neck and shoulders. Aleta Wickstrom of "Solely for Better Health" will be using reflexology on feet. Jan Korzeniowski will bring healthy recipes for attendees to sample.
There will be drawings for prizes. Fresh Hair Professionals, Morrison County Relay for Life and Hands of Hope Resource Center will have booths at the event.
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Put some teeth into Iran divestment
Today was a difficult day. I met with Iranian dissidents, former political prisoners who had been tortured by the current regime. Seeing their scars was particularly difficult for me. But the stories of these people just personalized for me what I already understood about modern-day Iran. This is a government that executes a person every eight hours. That backs terrorists throughout the region and the world. That has made statements about Israel that are immensely disturbing.
As a student of history, I've often wondered if nations recognized crossroads when they faced them; if past leaders at key points in time understood that decisions about to be made would determine the success or failure of their society, the life or death of their people, the rise or fall of their empire. On the topic of Iran, I think we are at such a crossroads now, and the next actions we take may very well determine whether peace, or persecution and paranoia, prevail in Iran and globally.
Normally, I don't like it when states or localities involve themselves in international affairs. The U.S. Constitution reserves foreign-relations authority for the federal government, and it is customary to defer to our federal representatives on those issues. On the issue of Iran, we Southern Californians have terrific stalwarts representing our points of view in Congress, namely Congressmen Brad Sherman, Adam Schiff and Howard Berman, among others.
But California is in a unique position to aid our federal representatives in achieving their goals to foster tolerance and civil rights in Iran. As the eighth largest economy in the world, California can impose painful economic sanctions. Our state pension funds send billions of dollars abroad in foreign investment.
In 2007, the California State Legislature decided that Iran will no longer see money from the pockets of state government employees to fund Iran's reckless nuclear program and hateful agenda. The California Public Divest from Iran Act (CPDIA) called on the California Public Employees' Retirement System (CalPERS) and the California State Teachers' Retirement System (CalSTRS) to divest from all companies operating in the defense, nuclear, petroleum and natural-gas sectors of Iran. We had reached a crossroads, and we had made a decision to demand peace instead of hatred.
If only it were that easy. The years since CPDIA have been disappointing. CalPERS and CalSTRS have not divested from companies operating in Iran, stating that their holdings in those companies were too big to divest from without hurting their funds' rates of return. CalPERS and CalSTRS have also, for the most part, declined to state how much money was going to companies on the "do not invest" list. And they have stated that the transaction costs related to divestment would be too high, even though leaving money invested in such an unstable country could clearly result in a total loss of capital in future years.
It is frustrating that the will of the people, as expressed through the Legislature, is being ignored. But this does not mean we should retreat. To ensure that the Iranian regime does not profit from business with the State of California, I, and other members of the Legislature, are formulating additional ideas, with teeth, to mandate divestment from Iran.
I ask you to continue the fight too. Ask your friends who are retired state employees if they know their hard-earned investment dollars are being used to invest in a regime that tortures people like the dissidents with whom I recently met. Ask them if they are aware those dollars are being spent to help a regime so diametrically opposed to our foreign-policy interest and values. Then, urge them to write a letter to the relevant retirement fund asking for full compliance with CPDIA.
The California Legislature will keep the pressure on, and I hope you do too.
Assemblyman Mike Gatto (D-Los Angeles) represents the cities of Burbank, Glendale, and parts of Los Angeles, including Los Feliz, Silver Lake, North Hollywood, Toluca Lake, Valley Glen and Van Nuys.


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mesh missing after export in gambit
hi all
i modeled a delta wing (figure 1) in gambit..
i design two volume around it...an interior volume within the exterior..
here are the steps i did for it::
1: import vertices coordinates of the wing..
2: making 5 edges,4faces and 1 volume for the wing..
3:designing the exterior volume
4;subtracting the wing from the exterior volume
5:designing interior volune
6:splitting the bigger volume with interior volume..i mean i devide the exterior volume into two parts.
7:after this , the wing volume is created again, i deleted it again..
now i have two vlolume, one between the wing and the interior volume,,,and the other between the the interior and exterior..
8: for meshing, first i mesh all 4 faces of the wing, then i mesh the space between wing and interior volume with small mesh, and then between interior vol. and exterior with coarse mesh..
9: then i define B.C for all 3 faces of the exterior vol as press. far field..
and define the all volume as fluid..
10;; i export the model as mesh, and dbs..
it saves syccessfully both for dbs and mesh..
but when i import the mesh in fluent , or open the dbs file in gambit again the mesh wil changed,,, i import the mesh file in gambit and i have the same problem ..i mean when i import them again the mesh the interior vol. and its mesh is vanished,,,also three middle edges of the wing geomrtry is vanished too..
what will be the problem..?
and some other questions, for a delta wing in supersonic regime, is this a good modelling procedure,,,?
is it possible to create structured grid around this delta wing? plz tell me the good dimensions of the interior and exterior domains in according to the wing geometry...also what size of mesh will be enough for wing face and two vloumes?
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Activities: Gymnastics, Dance, Cheerleading, Birthday Parties, Day Camp, Preschooler, Mommy and Me, Summer Camp
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Ages: 2 years, 6 months and up
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Activities: Dance, Music, Art, Birthday Parties, Day Camp, Computers, Preschooler, Piano, Ballet, Summer Camp
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Activities: Gymnastics, Dance, Basketball, Soccer, Music, Science, Cheerleading, Sports Skills, Art, Preschools, Chess, Skateboarding, Languages, Health and Fitness, Computers, Preschooler, Piano, Mommy and Me
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Sasser: Time is precious, so take a hike, or tackle one of these other goals
Looks like another year is upon us. Here's a checklist of 2013 goals that most can accomplish. Don't put it off for too long, though. It took me about 60 years to learn that the days are long but the years are short.
Take a hike. Texas offers plenty of good hiking trails. The best ones are beautiful parks. Palo Duro Canyon State Park, Big Bend National Park or Lost Maples State Park. The Dallas area has plenty of handy hiking trails. You can find 134 of them listed on trails.com. Texas trails are as easy as a short loop on flat ground and as hard as a day-hike through the mountains. The best part is being outside.
Buy at least one high-quality piece of equipment. If you fish, make it a good fishing rod and/or reel. If you hunt, make it a quality pair of binoculars or the shotgun you've had an eye on. There is an undeniable pride of ownership in good equipment. When taken care of, the good stuff lasts a lifetime.
Take a child outdoors. It doesn't matter if you're trying to catch the big one at a community fishing lake or camping under the stars. Too few children are in touch with natural places. All too soon, they will be the stewards of these resources.
Catch a fish on a fly, preferably while standing in a flowing steam. It's easier than you think (assuming you start with expert instruction). Fly fishing adds a new dimension to fishing enjoyment. It's the only form of fishing where making a great cast is almost as satisfying as catching a fish. When I fish while standing in moving water, I feel like part of the Earth's arterial life force.
Help a conservation cause. Much of the outdoors needs your help and there are plenty of groups to join. Starting with Ducks Unlimited, formed in 1937, there's an "unlimited" cause for just about everything. Texas State Parks need help, as do Texas quail. Whether it's cash or sweat equity, every little bit helps.
"Hunt" for birds all year. Instead of a gun, use binoculars. Learn to identify as many birds as you see and keep a list of what you've identified. Sighting and identifying something as common as a kestrel can brighten a drab winter day. Too many hunters and fishers pay no attention to the fascinating and mostly beautiful bird life all around them.
Take a shotgun lesson. If you plan to shoot live birds, you should do so as effectively as possible. Hunting in dove fields with large groups each September, I see how few doves fall from the huge number of shots fired. A qualified instructor can improve shooting techniques and make hunting more enjoyable and less frustrating.
Take time to admire a beautiful sunrise or sunset or any kind of exotic cloud formation. Think of the sky as a blue canvas and the constantly changing colors as a natural slide show that's usually as bland as your neighbor's vacation photos. When the scene clicks to color, pay attention and enjoy the show. It seldom lasts for long.
Book that fishing trip to Montana, Canada or Alaska, the dove trip to Argentina or whatever adventure you've dreamed about. I've watched a lot of accomplished sportsmen grow old, and I never heard one say, "I wish that I hadn't wasted so much time in the outdoors."


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When: July 9 2014
Where: Alpe d'Huez, France
Megavalance is one of the spectacles of MTB racing and something that everyone on two wheels should try and complete. The race kicks off with a crazy mass start as the entire field takes on a huge technical descent at once. The race takes place on Alpe d'Huez and follows the ski runs that are situated on the mountain during winter. Megavalanche follows a series of black runs which should give you an idea of what you'll be tackling.
The race isn't all downhill however as you'll be in for some climbing as well. As the race drops from 3300m to 700m the race ends in woodland riding meaning that the Megavalanche tests every aspect of a rider's skills in one of the most spectacular races in the world.
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Philadelphia School Sells a Second Eakins
By CAROL VOGEL
Published: April 12, 2007
Less than four months after Philadelphians thwarted its bid to buy ''The Gross Clinic,'' an 1875 masterpiece by Thomas Eakins, an Arkansas museum founded by the Wal-Mart heiress Alice L. Walton has quietly purchased another much-loved Eakins painting from the Philadelphia medical school that sold the first.
The canvas, the 1874 ''Portrait of Professor Benjamin H. Rand,'' is destined for the new Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art, now under construction in Bentonville, Ark.
Like ''The Gross Clinic'' it depicts a revered doctor who taught at Thomas Jefferson University, which sold both paintings.
Dr. Rand, who once taught Eakins anatomy, donated his portrait to the university when he retired in 1877. Proceeds from the sale, which experts familiar with the deal put at about $20 million, will go toward the expansion of its educational and research programs and development of its 13-acre Center City campus.
Marc Porter, president of Christie's, the New York auction house, negotiated the deal on behalf of the university. Christie's said the painting arrived this week at its Rockefeller Plaza headquarters for conservation.
Last fall Crystal Bridges and the National Gallery of Art negotiated a deal jointly to buy ''The Gross Clinic'' from Thomas Jefferson for a stunning $68 million. Mindful of Eakins's resonance as a native son of Philadelphia, the university, announcing the sale, gave local institutions 45 days to match the offer. The prospect of the painting's departure set off a passionate city-wide fund-raising campaign by the Philadelphia Museum of Art and the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts to keep the painting in the city.
This time Thomas Jefferson alerted those institutions to the deal in advance. ''Both the Philadelphia Museum and the Pennsylvania Academy were aware that this painting was available, and both knew about the sale well ahead of time,'' said Robert L. Barchi, president of the university. ''The board and senior management felt the sale was the appropriate thing to do.''
As part of a general effort to lend paintings from its collection in anticipation of its 2009 opening, Crystal Bridges will allow the Rand portrait to go on view this spring at the Philadelphia Museum, which owns a trove of Eakins works. The date has yet to be determined.
''We want to keep the painting in the public eye,'' said Robert G. Workman, executive director of Crystal Bridges. ''It's important that the Rand portrait be seen in the context of the other Eakins.''
''The Portrait of Professor Benjamin H. Rand'' depicts the doctor sitting at his desk gazing down pensively at a book, one finger pointing at a page while he absent-mindedly strokes a cat on his desk with the other hand.
At the time he was painting the Rand portrait, Eakins was teaching night classes at the Pennsylvania Academy. Among his students were the still-life painters William Michael Harnett and John Frederick Peto.
''Eakins was doing all those figure paintings with still lives which Harnett and Peto could have seen in his studio,'' said John Wilmerding, a professor of art history at Princeton University and an adviser to Mrs. Walton. ''The collection of objects on his desk are presented almost as if they were a still life.''
Mr. Wilmerding said Eakins painted the portrait shortly after completing a series of works devoted to men outdoors and another to women playing the piano indoors. ''This painting brings both subjects together,'' he explained, citing its unusual play of the masculine against the feminine.
On the desk is a gleaming microscope; casually draped over a chair is a red shawl presumably belonging to an unseen woman. The painting subtly refers to the ''two sides of the brain,'' Mr. Wilmerding explained, playing the sensual and the physical off the intellectual.
''The Gross Clinic,'' which famously depicts a surgeon operating on a man's thigh as students survey the bloody spectacle, was rejected by the art committee of the Centennial Exhibition in Philadelphia in 1876 and relegated to a display of medical instruments and hospital equipment. But the less controversial Rand portrait was proclaimed one of the best paintings at the event.
The latest sale is not the end to Thomas Jefferson University's Eakins saga. It still owns an Eakins portrait of the anatomy professor William S. Forbes.
''We will entertain the possibility of selling this one too,'' Dr. Barchi said. ''But like the others, it is our hope to be able to keep it on public display.''
Photo: Eakins's ''Portrait of Professor Benjamin H. Rand'' (1874), sold to Alice Walton's Arkansas museum. (Photo by Christie's)(pg. E1); An Arkansas museum founded by Alice Walton has bought an Eakins portrait. (Photo by Fort Worth Star-Telegram/SIPA)(pg. E7)


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Nebraska quarterback Zac Lee did not practice on Monday, and according to head coach Bo Pelini it had nothing to do with the splint around his left non-throwing thumb.
Pelini said Lee was held out of Monday's practice because of a medication he took and he's expected to still start for the Huskers on Saturday against Louisiana Lafayette.
"He's fine," Pelini said. "It was just a medication thing. He had some medication, but he'll be fine. He'll be out here tomorrow at practice. There are no issues.
Pelini didn't specify why Lee was wearing a splint on his left thumb, but he said the injury was nothing serious.
"It was a medication deal," Pelini said. "He took some medication and he shouldn't exert himself when he has that medication. He'll be back out tomorrow."
Offensive coordinator Shawn Watson also didn't seem worried about Lee's status, despite the multiple rumors that were circulating on message boards and talk radio shows around Nebraska on Monday.
Watson said Lee obviously took quite a few shots in Saturday's loss at Virginia Tech, but nothing that would keep him out for Saturday's game.
"He was all the way there, he just struggled a little bit," Watson said of Lee's performance on Saturday.
"He struggled. In probably his first big game he tried to create a little bit more than what was out there-maybe look for a little bit more than he needed to. That's a common problem for guys in their first big game."


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Best of Green: Culture & Celebrity (Slideshow)
We love seeing celebrities use their influence for good--especially when it's for the green good. With their fame and star power, they can encourage fans to eat less meat, cut their consumption, and pay attention to what's
Green Festival San Francisco - Impressive Speaker Line-Up Spotlights Top Troubles and Solutions in Sustainability
Hunter Lovins at Green Festival San Francisco; Photo via Jaymi Heimbuch Green Festival hit San Francisco for the first springtime event. If you haven't hit one of these events yet, you're missing out. From DC to Chicago, from Seattle to San Francisco,
Livia Firth's Fashion Revolution, Pearl Jam's Green Roots, and More
Photo via EcoStiletto Colin Firth's wife, Livia Firth, positioned herself as one of this award season's must-see celebs with a diverse roster of dresses--including a textured white ballgown and a sleek black sheath--that all had one thing in common:
Hayden Panettiere Takes on Dolphin Hunters, Edward Norton Wants You in the Dark, and More
Actress and animal lover Hayden Panettiere and her boyfriend, Wladimir Klitschko, returned this week to Taiji, the town where Oscar-winning documentary The Cove was filmed, for what the actress called "a peaceful and relaxed
Jack Johnson's Eco-Tour, Gisele Bundchen's Model Skincare, and More
While musician Jack Johnson is no stranger to promoting environmentalism with his tours, albums, and fundraising efforts, this year's tour will take things one step further--by donating all of the proceeds to
Celebs on the Mountain: Watch MTV's Summit on the Summit
We've been closely watching the star-studded climb that brought Emile Hirsch, Jessica Biel, Isabel Lucas and others on a grueling trek to the peak of Mt. Kilimanjaro. The climb, replete with gut-wrenching altitude sickness, A-list drama, and a healthy
Climbing Kilimanjaro to Awaken the World to Water
How do you draw the world's attention to a deadly global scourge? Call up your friends and climb a mountain (it could help if your friends are mega-celebrities and MTV wants to make a film about it.) This is how Kenna set out to illuminate the global
Hollywood Donates Big to Rescue an Icon, Stars Flaunt Green Fashion at the Oscars, and More
On Thursday, the Trust for Public Land released a roster of Hollywood A-listers and companies--including Tom Hanks and Rita Wilson, the Walt Disney Company, the LucasFilm Foundation, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and
Gabrielle Anwar Lives the Simple Life, Meryl Streep's Message for Moms, and More
Actress Gabrielle Anwar--most famous for her Scent of a Woman tango with Al Pacino and her current role on USA's Burn Notice knows that the lessons you learn as a kid are the ones most likely to stay with you--whether that means
Global Green's Pre-Oscar Party Guest Hosted by James Cameron
Across the street from Capitol Records' tower, outside the Avalon Hollywood club, a line of green autos included the Tesla, Prius and luxury Audi A3 TDI from LA Car Guy, the
A Pre-Oscar Party for a Good Cause, Simon Cowell's Meaty Makeover, and More
Get your Oscar celebration rolling early at Global Green USA's Pre-Oscar Party, where a host committee that includes James Cameron, Adrian Grenier, Woody Harrelson, and Orlando Bloom put together an evening of performances
Tom Darden on Making It Right in New Orleans
Image: PBS Brad Pitt's vision for a green rebuild of the Lower Ninth Ward is being realized by Make It Right, an innovative organization whose cutting-edge designs, sculpted by world-class architects, are both stunning and controversial. Tom Darden is
Gwyneth Paltrow's Meat-Free GOOP, Eco-Friendly Valentine's, and More
Gwyneth Paltrow's weirdly-named GOOP website and weekly newsletter are full of the actress's favorite things--destinations, recipes, meditation techniques, detox plans, fashions, books, and more--for die-hard fans looking to
Oprah Goes Local, Harrison Ford Bugs Out, and More
Oprah treated her audience to an in-depth look at sustainable, cruelty-free eating with a show that included appearances from Michael Pollan and Alicia Silverstone. While Pollan talked about how eating local, organic food can cost
NBC's $50 Million Eco-Mistake, the Golden Globes' Green Scene, and More (Video)
During his last weeks as host of The Tonight Show, Conan O'Brien trotted out surprise guests and big-name comedians--like Robin Williams, Adam Sandler, and Ricky Gervais--who all took their own shots at NBC's decision to replace O'Brien
Wyclef Jean Raises $2 million for Haiti, 24 Saves the Planet, and More
Musician, rapper, and record producer Wyclef Jean founded the Yele Haiti organization in 2005 to raise funds and support projects in his home country, with a focus on education, health, community development, and environmental
Jessica Biel and Friends Aim High, Bob Barker Saves the Whales, and More
The celebrity-packed Summit to the Summit left basecamp yesterday, with Jessica Biel, Emile Hirsch, Alexandra Cousteau, Isabel Lucas, Lupe Fiasco, and other climbers making the 19,340-foot trek up Mt. Kilimanjaro to
6 Meat and Fur-free Celebrities with a Die-hard Passion for PETA
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The company said that many people have contacted their customer service department asking for this information to become available.
Houston, TX (PRWEB) April 30, 2014
ArrestRecords.us.org is preparing to let their customers known when an incarcerated criminal may be released, the company announced yesterday.
"We've discovered that not everyone uses our services for background checks," an ArrestRecords.us.org spokesman said. Some people use it because they have been a crime victim and want to know if the person they are looking up is still behind bars. We realized that through sentencing guidelines we can not only provide that information, but also let people know how much time the person can be reasonable expected to stay behind bars."
ArrestRecords.us.org cautioned that they cannot provide exact release dates.
"What we can do is tell the person what their sentence was and what the average time spent behind bars for that crime usually is," he said. "That can give people a good estimate of when someone will be out of prison and potentially a part of their lives again."
The company said that many people have contacted their customer service department asking for this information to become available.
"A victim of an assault should feel safe knowing the attacker is behind bars," he said. "But if they know that they're likely to be released soon, then they can take steps to protect themselves. That is the new service that we are trying to provide with our expanded sentencing reports."
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Vacaville children will have a number of options for celebrating the Easter holiday this weekend.
The city of Vacaville will host its annual Bunnies & Bonnets Easter Egg Hunt at Andrews Park. The fun begins at 10 a.m. Saturday at the CreekWalk Plaza and continues through 1 p.m.
An Easter breakfast is planned at the McBride Senior Center beginning at 9:30 a.m.
In addition, children ages 3 to 10 are invited to bring a basket and hop along the bunny trail at Vacaville Premium Outlets starting at 10 a.m. Saturday.
Visitors can check in at the booth in-front of New Balance to enter to win prizes and pick up a map of the bunny trail. Follow the map to hunt for eggs from participating stores while supplies last. Visitors also can enjoy a special guest appearance by "Easter Bunny & Friends."
The first 100 children to check in will receive a gift bag. All children must be accompanied by an adult.
Vacaville Premium Outlets is at 321-2 Nut Tree Road in Vacaville. Visit www.premiumoutlets.com/vacaville.


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So I ran across this site.
Oh boy, lets just say these stories remind me of Choke.
"I had a sex with a glass coca-cola bottle. It became stuck and wouldn't come off and I realized it was because of vacuum pressure in that bottle caused it to seal inside my pussy. I had the ambulance come to drill a little hole on the pop bottle for it to let some air release and it came off. Never would fuck the damn bottle again. I love any toys beside something like this!"
from: [url]http://www.masturbationhorror.com/reader.shtml[/url]
So what do you think? Anyone have their own horror stories?


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I am willing to buy an lg g pad 8.3 but to just root it and make it my doll and make roms for it to share , but i got a few questions to ask .
The questions are :
Is it worth the buy
Is the Performace good
I dont care since i will debloat and make my rom and publish but ahh
How's the screen ?
Is it easy to root ?
Does it have a locked bootloader ?
Where can i get the stcok frimware files ? so that if something happenes i can simply flash stock
How are the speakers ?
Is the ir blaster useful ?
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NJ Rep to Premiere New Musical DATE OF A LIFETIME, 3/6-4/6
New Jersey Repertory Company will present the new musical "Date of a Lifetime" with book and lyrics by Carl Kissin and music by Robert Baumgartner, Jr., produced in association with Hat on a Hat, LLC, on March 6 through April 6, 2014 at 179 Broadway in Long Branch. Marlo Hunter is the Director/Choreographer and Daniel Rein is the Musical Director.
Marvin and Katie have a fleeting encounter while speed dating. During their brief time together they imagine what their lives would be like if they allowed this momentary meeting to evolve to the next level. Their decisions may determine their entire future and whether this will turn out to be a date from hell or a date of a lifetime.
Marlo Hunter (Director & Choreographer) credits include Adam Overett's "My Life is a Musical" presented as a Developmental Lab (Perry Street Theatricals, Cheryl Weisenfeld, Patrick Blake, Joan Raffe & Jhett Tolentino) at The Duke Theater; "Island Song" (words by Sam Carner, music by Derek Gregor, story by Sam Carner, Derek Gregor and Marlo Hunter) at the Bloomington Playwrights Project. Associate Choreographer on The Public Theater's "Much Ado About Nothing" for the Mobile Unit (Chase Brock, Choreographer; Associate Choreographer, Roundabout Theatre's revival of "Picnic" (Chase Brock, choreographer; Sam Gold, director). In 2008, she founded "Eating Their Words" through which she pairs prominent playwrights and seasoned chefs for an unprecedented artistic collaboration, resulting in an evening of three world-premiere plays, coupled with the bespoke menu they inspired. Through "ETW", Marlo has commissioned and directed new plays by Neil LaBute, Douglas Carter Beane, Theresa Rebeck, David Grimm, Annie Baker, Brooke Berman, Amy Herzog, Keith Reddin, Beau Willimon, Jonathan Marc Sherman, Sam Forman, Rob Ackerman, Sarah Treem and Steven Levenson.
Jamie LaVerdiere ("Marvin") comes to NJ Rep straight from the Broadway company of "Motown" and the pre-Broadway workshop of "The Countess of Storyville". His other Broadway tours include: "The Producers" (St James), "Pirate Queen" (Hilton), "Urinetown" (First National), "A Chorus Line" (Europe). His off-Broadway credits include: "Closer than Ever" (York), "I Love You", "You're Perfect"(Westside), "This Side of Paradise" (St Clements), "We the People" (Lucille Lortel), "Cam Jansen" (Lambs), "Gold Rush" (Danny Kaye). His New Jersey credits include: "1776" and "The Baker's Wife" at Papermill Playhouse, "Enigma Variations" at the Garage Theatre. His television and film roles include: "TV Funhouse", "Hell is other People", and "The Producers".
Trisha Rapier ("Katie") Broadway credits include: "Sister Act" (Mary Martin of Tours, u/s and performed for Victoria Clark and Carolee Carmello as Mother Superior), "The Boy From Oz" starring Hugh Jackman (Liza Minnelli u/s and performed). Her off-Broadway credits include: "Sessions" (Mary), "Her Song" at Birdland, "Shout! The Mod Musical", "Nerds:// A Musical Software Satire" (Myrtle), "NEWSical the Musical" (Trisha), "Golf: The Musical" (Trisha), "Pirates of Penzance" (Mabel), "Forbidden Broadway" (Julie Andrews, Barbra Streisand).Tours: "The Who's Tommy" (Mrs. Walker u/s and performed), "Forbidden Hollywood" (Marlene Dietrich, Nicole Kidman). Regional: "Next to Normal" (Diana), "Xanadu" (Melpomene), "Closer Than Ever" (Woman 1), "Crazy For You" (Irene Roth), World Premiere of "My Ohio" (Bonnie Bell), "Caroline, or Change" (Rose Stopnick), "The Full Monty" (Vicki Nichols) "Evita" (Eva), "Cabaret" (Sally Bowles) "Miss Saigon" (Ellen), "Little Shop of Horrors" (Audrey), "Guys and Dolls" (Adelaide), "Agnes of God" (Agnes).
Performances are Thursdays, Fridays at 8:00 pm; Saturdays at 3:00 pm and 8:00 pm; and Sundays at 2:00 pm and select performances at 7:00pm. Special reduced price previews Thursday, March 6 and Friday, March 7 are at 2:00 pm and 8:00 pm, and Saturday, March 8 at 3:00 pm. Opening night followed by a reception is Saturday, March 8 at 8:00 pm.
Tickets are $42; Previews are $35; Opening night with reception is $60. Discounts are available for seniors, students, and groups of 10 or more. NJ Rep is a year-round, professional, non-profit theater located at 179 Broadway in Long Branch only minutes from the Jersey Shore. Free on-site parking is available and there is easy access from NJ Transit (North Jersey Coast Line) and Academy Buses.
Contact the NJ Rep Box Office at 732-229-3166 or visit www.njrep.org to reserve your seats online. Follow NJ Rep on Facebook, YouTube, Twitter, LinkedIn, Instagram and Tumblr. For more information and publicity photos, contact Adele Sammarco, Director of Marketing and Communications, at 732-229-3166 ext. 103.
New Jersey Rep is a member of the National New Play Network, The New Jersey Theater Alliance, Theater Communications Group, and the Monmouth and Long Branch Arts Councils. Support for NJ Rep is provided in part by the Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation, the Shubert Foundation, the Harold and Mimi Steinberg Charitable Trust, The Horizon Foundation for New Jersey, the Stone Foundation of New Jersey, the Baumol Family Foundation, OceanFirst Foundation, the Investors Foundation, the Robert Rauschenberg Foundation, the Darien Family Fund of the Ayco Charitable Foundation, the Jewish Communal Fund, the Community Foundation of New Jersey, Dramatists Guild Fund, Actors Equity Foundation, ERBA Company, the New Jersey State Council on the Arts, and the American Theatre Wing.


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Gianluca Neglia
Gianluca Neglia was born in Naples, Italy, in 1975. Between 1999 and 2002, he performed a Ph.D. degree in animal breeding and spent 6 months at the Roslin Institute, Roslin, Midlothian, UK, under the supervision of Professor Ian Wilmut. From 2005 to 2008, he occupied the position of Postdoc in the Experimental Institute, Monterotondo, Rome, Italy. In 2008, he became Academic Researcher in the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine of the University of Naples Federico II, Naples, Italy. Since 2008, he has been carrying out his didactic and research activity in the Department of Animal Science and Food Safety of the University of Naples Federico II, Italy. During his professional training, he was interested in several aspects of biotechnologies of reproduction in buffalo, cattle, sheep, sow, and mice, together with breeding techniques in several domestic species (cattle and buffalo, in particular). He was involved in several national and international research projects in the field of animal breeding techniques and biotechnologies of reproduction. His research activity is summarized in more than 140 scientific publications, whose results have been communicated in national and international conferences and have been published. Furthermore, he is coauthor of 2 international book chapters and is Official Reviewer of several international journals, such as Journal of Theriogenology, Journal of Animal Reproduction Science, Journal of Reproduction in Domestic Animals, and Italian Journal of Animal Science. Finally, he was invited as speaker in several national and international conferences.
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Walter E Cox, 33, of 1127 Burris Street, Henderson, Ky a native of Lynn township and in recent years an employee of Halliburton Oil Well Cementing Co., succumbed to carcinoma at 3:34 a.m. Sunday (13 Mar 1955) at the Methodist Hospital in Henderson.
Prior to his entrance into the Army following World War II he was
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Surviving are the wife, nee Elizabeth Ann Tomlinson; two daughters, Barbara Kae, 4, and Jeanette Sue, 2; the parents, Joel N. and Anna Phillips Cox, Lynn township; the maternal grandmother, Mrs. Victoria Phillips, R. R. 3, Mt. Vernon; three sisters, Mrs. Leonard Stevens, Phoenix, Ariz; Mrs. Calvin Barrett and Mrs. Anna Mae Martin, R. R. 1, New Harmony and three brothers, Charles Joseph, Mt. Vernon and Harold Lee and Francis Ray, R. R. 1 New Harmony.
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Detained Ukrainian Activists Released in Crimea
Automaidan activists Alexandra Ryazantseva and Katerina Butko, journalist Olena Maximenko, photographer Oles Kromplyas, and Evgen Rakhno have been released, Ukrainska Pravda has been told by Sergei Hajinov, one of Automaidan's leaders.
"They have been freed. As far as I'm aware, they are already in Kherson region," Hajinov said.
As reported earlier, two groups of journalists and activists – Katerina Butko, Alexandra Ryazantseva, Evgen Rakhno, Oles Kromplyas and Olena Maximenko – were detained on March 9 on entering Crimea from the Kherson region.
After they were searched, one of the journalists was released because a relative who had Crimean residence arrived by car to collect him. The fate of the others was unknown, and the last contact with them was at about 16:00 on March 9.
It was later reported that the three detained journalists were taken to the Sevastopol security service offices, while the Automaidan activists were taken to a Berkut [riot police] base near the checkpoint, and later to the Black Sea Fleet base in Sevastopol.
This article republished from Ukrainska Pravda with kind permission.
Original article here in Ukrainian.
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