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MUMBAI, November 29, 2012 /PRNewswire/ --
Compact, Economical Source has Response From 400-2500 nm
The ecoVis is a compact, low-voltage light source (400-2500 nm) from Ocean Optics (www.OceanOptics.eu) with built-in cuvette holder that's ideal for basic lab measurements in teaching labs and other research environments. The ecoVis has a rugged solid alloy housing that helps to dissipate heat and in-line fibre ports for absorbance and fluorescence measurements.
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The ecoVis is small - it's just 95 mm x 50 mm and weighs 265 g - making it attractive for labs where space is at a premium. The light source has an integrated cuvette holder with 1 cm pathlength and a versatile chromium-plated reflective insert that increases the output for fluorescence, holds the cuvette securely in place and can be adjusted through 90º to block the light path for dark measurements.
The ecoVis is designed for absorbance and fluorescence of cuvette-based samples. Its rugged housing and simple design make it useful for teaching labs and setups where basic absorbance and fluorescence measurements are performed routinely.
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Ocean Optics is a leading supplier of solutions for optical sensing - fundamental methods of measuring and interpreting the interaction of light with matter. With locations in Asia and Europe, the company has sold more than 100,000 spectrometers worldwide since 1992. Ocean Optics' extensive line of complementary technologies includes chemical sensors, analytical instrumentation, optical fibres, thin films and optics. The company is a subsidiary of Halma p.l.c.
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BEREA, Ohio (AP) The Browns are down to their last game and a third-string quarterback. With major change looming, they're ending another losing season in disarray.
With both quarterbacks Brandon Weeden and Colt McCoy missing practice Wednesday with right shoulder injuries, Thad Lewis took first-team snaps during Cleveland's workout. Rookie running back Trent Richardson remained out with a sprained left ankle.
Elevated from the practice squad Monday, Lewis could make his NFL debut in Pittsburgh on Sunday. If it happens, his backup could be Josh Johnson, signed as a free agent Wednesday.
``If I get the start, it will be wonderful,'' Lewis said. ``I will be living out a childhood dream.''
While the 25-year-old Lewis is excited, disappointed Browns fans are anticipating more impactful changes. New owner Jimmy Haslam and CEO Joe Banner have promised to revamp the organization. That could include the coaching staff.
Kick returner Josh Cribbs knows beating Pittsburgh - no matter who plays quarterback - couldn't hurt coach Pat Shurmur's future.
``A win means a lot for the city and the coaching staff as well,'' said Cribbs, who has had three head coaches in eight years in Cleveland and doesn't seem to favor more moves.
``Every year you have a constant rebuilding process, not a good recipe for successful football,'' he said.
A new quarterback Sunday could come from sheer necessity. McCoy's injury was revealed Wednesday, though he made no mention of it Sunday in the wake of the 34-12 loss in Denver.
McCoy replaced Weeden in the second half against the Broncos and was sacked four times in his limited appearance. Shurmur said he didn't know if one particular play caused the problem.
``Colt came in and told us he was sore,'' Shurmur said. ``He came in and got treatment.
``The injuries to Brandon and Trent are not as severe as you might have thought. We'll see how they come back. If they are healthy and can go, then of course they'll play. If they can't, I have no problem ruling them out.''
Shurmur also did not rule out McCoy, who has not started since sustaining a concussion in Pittsburgh on Dec. 8, 2011.
When the Browns (5-10) play the Steelers (7-8), they will be seeking their first season series sweep since 1988. It would be a pleasant cap to Cleveland's 11th season of 10-plus losses in 14 years.
They could be trying to do it with Lewis in command. He would be the 21st passer used by the Browns since 1999.
``Hmmm,'' said Lewis when asked when he last started. ``That would be college, (against) Wake Forest in 2009.''
The 25-year-old from Duke was on St. Louis' practice squad in 2010 when Shurmur was a Rams assistant. The Browns claimed him on waivers in September 2011. He has gone through the paces at every offensive position except line play on the scout team for two years.
``Whatever the coach wants me to do,'' he said. ``Right now, my job is to take reps with the 1s.''
Shurmur played Lewis quite a bit in exhibition games this past summer. He added that Johnson, who played 26 games for Tampa Bay over three seasons, is familiar with the Browns' West Coast offense, but needs time to learn the entire playbook.
``Whoever's in there I trust,'' Shurmur said. ``(Johnson) has crossed path with a lot of our concepts. We felt like he would be a good guy to bring in. If he has to go in, I'm sure we'd have to pare it way down, which is the case when you bring in a guy with just a couple of days of preparation. But, we'd be confident he can go in and at least execute.''
Johnson took safety Usama Young's roster spot. Young likely will need thumb surgery, one week after cornerback T.J. Ward went out for the season with a knee injury. Cornerback Sheldon Brown sustained a concussion in Denver and the Browns have signed defensive back Jordan Mabin to the practice squad.
Shurmur is holding auditions to start at safety. ``(Ray) Ventrone, (Eric) Hagg and then (Tashaun) Gipson will practice today,'' he said.
Gipson missed the Denver game with a foot injury, but said he is fine. He's eager to play Pittsburgh quarterback Ben Roethlisberger, who was hurt and missed the first meeting in Cleveland, a 20-14 Browns win on Nov. 25.
``Going against Big Ben, that's a talent I haven't faced yet as a rookie,'' said Gipson, signed as an undrafted free agent in May. ``I want to do it. It's a good test.''
NOTES: Johnson started five games for the Buccaneers after being a fifth-round choice in 2008, throwing for five touchdowns and 10 interceptions overall. He was in San Francisco's camp this summer. ... TE Jordan Cameron (concussion) also did not practice. ... Some players bolted outdoors after indoor practice for a brief, spirited snowball fight in a winter storm.
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Videos | August 18, 2006
Inspire, Engage, Educate for the Future
JPL's Education Office helps connect the dots between classroom studies and careers at JPL and NASA.
Transcript:NARRATOR: There are many ways for kids all over the Earth to explore space and technology. One way is touring a place like NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory. NASA field trips help students connect the dots between the math and science they learn in school and real world applications.
"This is a half scale model of the Cassini spacecraft."
DAVID SEIDEL:The agency is committed to sharing what we know and what we do with as many people as possible. And the agency is also making an investment in its own future by getting kids excited about science and engineering and mathematics and some of them are going to come work here and help us explore the solar system.
NARRATOR: NASA's Explorer Schools across the United States bring the field trip experience into the classroom.
DAVID SEIDEL: The kids are naturally excited about space and exploration. So are their parents. We want to make sure that we provide them with information and educational opportunities that help reinforce that enthusiasm.
NARRATOR: NASA funds about 150 "adopted" schools. Many Explorer schools are in low income areas.
Kathy Cooper, Teacher A lot of these children do not have access to internets at home. They do not have access to a lot of materials. The program includes interaction between NASA scientists and engineers with teachers and kids.
Avid, 4th Grade When you grow up, you know all about the planets and you want to be a scientist like at JPL or some other places.
Kathy Cooper, Teacher Oh the payback is...is tremendous. I have seen kids go to highly gifted magnets into advanced studies placement programs that otherwise would've never applied.
NARRATOR: Over the summer, new Explorer teachers from across the country spend a week at JPL to learn skills like programming robotics.
Jennifer Parker, Teacher Bringing this stuff into the classroom it just opens a whole new world.
Margie Lincoln, Principal I think for my students, it…it increases their possibilities. It increases their opportunities. It increases their awareness.
NARRATOR: And teachers hope this will inspire their kids to dream big.
Allan Miller, TeacherEspecially in Alaska, we're pretty far removed. I live in the Kenai peninsula. We're a fishing community. And for a lot of the kids their big vision is, I'm going to grow up and be a fishermen, which is great but there are also kids who can look far beyond that and say, I'm going to shoot for the stars. And, ladies and gentlemen, the system and operation is yours.
NARRATOR: JPL encourages kids to reach for the stars with many fun and educational programs. A few examples: NASA's Goldstone Apple Valley Radio Telescope. It brings hands-on radio astronomy to the classroom. Imagine Mars students work with scientists, engineers, artists, and civic leaders to design a futuristic Mars community. And Reading Writing and Rings blends the Cassini mission with language arts.
DAVID SEIDEL:For NASA and the Jet Propulsion Laboratory, there…there's no question of the importance of education in America, both as a nation and for the kids and the parents and teachers themselves. For JPL and for NASA we're interested in having these kids come and become the future work force.
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Estrada improving, will throw bullpen session
PHOENIX -- Free from pain and discomfort on Friday a day after his back tightened up, Brewers right-hander Marco Estrada will throw a bullpen session Saturday at Chase Field.
The Brewers originally planned for Estrada, who has been sidelined since June 4 with a strained left hamstring, to throw live batting practice Saturday but canceled it after the 30-year-old said he woke up Thursday with his back "locked up."
So to help keep his back from becoming an issue moving forward, the Brewers will have Estrada throw a bullpen Saturday, and if that goes well, he'll then face live hitters. Once he completes that step, he'll begin the final stage of his rehab, a Minor League assignment.
"They just want to see how my back feels," Estrada said. "But to me, it feels fine. It was weird, but it wasn't the first time it has happened."
As for the hamstring injury that initially sent Estrada to the disabled list, he says it is no longer an issue.
"My hammy is feeling great, I've thrown two bullpens prior to coming up here and I haven't had any problems, so I think my hammy is 100 percent healed," Estrada said. "Now I just have to build up arm strength, and I should be good to go soon."
In addition to showing the higher-ups in the organization that he's healthy, this weekend gives Estrada a chance to hang out with his teammates again, something he has missed while going through rehab here in the desert.
"It's great to be around the guys," he said. "I live here [in Arizona], and it's nice to be home and all, but nothing beats being with the team. It's been a lot of fun, and I can't wait to get back on the mound."


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here ya go. =P you have to rename the bmp to rar. 7 parts
Do you have schematics for a UTV? I have a tuner that went bad and I want to try and fix it. If you don't have schematics do you know where I could buy the tuner for a UTV.
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I changed the extensions to rar but winrar is asking for r00.
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you need to be using rar 3.0 or higher. i changed the .bmp to .rar and they worked fine. also, make sure everything before the .partXX.rar is identical
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that was the prob. I had version 2.7 an now at 3.10
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I am using a computer @ work, which doesn't seem to have "Winrar". What is it, and where can I get it so I can view the schematics??
Try rararchiver dot com
Hope this thread is still read! I have the same basic problem with a RCA490RE, does anyone have a schmetic for this unit? I'm not sure, but I thing the second little square thing burned out due to a shorted card reader. The previous owner broke the reader and I caused a short trying to get the UTV to read the card. Any help suggestions would be appreciated. AZBill
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Plans to End Cheap Money Brings Reality Check
The Federal Reserve's suggestions that it may withdraw market liquidity in the future has already knocked many emerging markets. Simon Nixon looks at how the global outlook is changing as a result of the rise in borrowing costs that can now be expected.
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David Petraeus Apologizes for Affair, and More
What's News: David Petreaus apologizes for extramarital affair. The Supreme Court begins a second day of hearings on gay marriage. Global banks looking at $100 billion in legal tabs. Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg starting a political advocacy group. Photo: Getty Images.
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ESA concludes student ESMO Moon orbiter project
The European Student Moon Orbiter project passed its Preliminary Design Review in March. However, although the review board was confident that the mission's objectives could be met, ESA's Education Office has announced that the project will not continue to the next phase.
Following a full evaluation of the costs of completing the programme, Agency education officials decided that ESMO was not sustainable within current budget constraints.
A final presentation of the ESA-approved preliminary design took place at ESA's ESTEC European Space Research and Technology Centre in Noordwijk, the Netherlands, on 16 April.
The European Student Moon Orbiter (ESMO) was started as an inspirational educational project that would attract science and engineering students with a long-term objective of ensuring a bright future for Europe's space industry.
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These objectives were spectacularly successful, with more than 300 students from over 20 different universities from across Europe contributing to the project to date.
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The educational objectives of the project have been achieved by providing students with technical guidance and mentoring from senior SSTL and ESA experts, through project workshops, intensive internships and concurrent engineering sessions.
The Preliminary Design Review (PDR) was conducted by a panel of ESA technical experts from the Directorates of Technical and Quality Management, and Human Spaceflight and Operations.
They concluded that the information presented was sufficient to demonstrate that the mission objectives could be met: using an onboard propulsion system to reach lunar orbit after a low-cost piggyback launch into Earth orbit, followed by imaging of the lunar surface and other experiments.
After the PDR, the Education Office conducted a thorough evaluation of the total cost-to-completion of the project, based on the approved preliminary design.
"Unfortunately, the total cost has increased during the evolution of the project to a level which substantially exceeds the current and projected budget constraints of the Education Office," said Hugo Marée, Head of ESA's Education and Knowledge Management Office.
However, the PDR confirmed that the approved preliminary design of ESMO is a valid, low-cost option for reaching lunar orbit or interplanetary space with a small payload. This capability could be exploited by ESA in the development of future missions beyond low-Earth orbit.
The exploitation of an ESMO-derived small lunar and interplanetary mission capability is now being assessed by ESA's Technical Directorate, and was discussed at the PDR final presentation on 16 April.
Potential applications include advanced technology demonstration beyond Earth orbit for future exploration, and small science missions.


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Opinion: A Pope for a New Generation?
Ethics and Public Policy Center fellow Stephen White debunks claims that the pontiff is changing the Catholic Church's pastoral mission.
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... welcome back to Opinion Journal why Mary Kissel ... Francis made headlines around the world this week with a wide ranging interview ... that touched on a number of hot button topics including abortion contraception ... and gay marriage ... but this the press misinterpreting what the pontiff actually said ... that the ethics and public policy Center following Catholic studies Stephen White joining me from Washington ... but Steven is the isthe Pope suddenly embrace things like gay marriage welcome to the show ... going to be here ... the simple answer is you know ... when it doesn't surprise to many people ... the Pope's comments in the interview ... this lady said sparked something of a controversy is a certain irony in that in the Pope mentioned that we can only talk about issues like abortion ... and contraception in Benin ... and in the press reports polling on this comments on abortion and contraception and gay marriage ... before he was trying to make that thing ... was that the Church's teachings on these issues are clear this is nobody who doesn't know that the church as opposed to abortion the good thing said the concept is wrong with it to say ... that homosexual acts are sinful ... everybody knows that ... what's less well understood and this is a problem for the church ... meanwhile the Church teaches ... them that the Pope was saying that the moral teachings are free floating principles that the church came up with a random ... rather they're rooted in a deeper understanding of of the human person is ... so what's a Model S teachers ... it was the audience that the Pope was trying to reach was he talking to Catholics in the U S and Europe for ... ethics in the third world ... I think it was just answering the question that was destined to be honest with you I find it ... unlikely that he had Catholics in the first world in the nine states are in Europe for most of his mind ... he comes from from the Latin American church ... which isn't a distinct texture ... from from them the way the Catholic Church United States ... has evolved over the centuries ... I did what he wanted to do was re emphasize that the foundational truths of Christianity ... which are the reason that the Church teaches ... its moral teachings to begin ... without those in their deeper understand what's at the heart of the Christian faith the moral teachings just don't make much sense and therefore we can expect people to buy into them ... if they're seen as a armature ... Steven how other folks tried to do this before ... and if so ... why is is Pope Francis's message ... creating such controversy ... this is an interesting question within his position on these moral issues is not new ... and it's not even knew that he thinks that these moral issues need to be understood in in in in a broader context of the ticket was constantly saying the deal ... the church is not about just certain issues the church is not about ideas or more presents fundamentally ... the church is about ... a person experience with a person called Jesus Christ ... and because of that that we have no presumption that we have all other teaching ... so ... so what progress is is that is not new here in content but perhaps this new InStyle ... the the interesting question asked is if nothing is really new here ... been wiser but he seemed to think it so why do they what has told ... the meeting and just reporting and a inaccurately they don't really understand the nuance ... I'm you answer that question ... I think that's part of it and that's nothing new but then do something else going on here where where where where people ... on a clear interest in what Pope Francis has a say in a way that ... they happened ... for whatever reason during the last two or three point attempts ... their interest in what he is to say some people take a context some people misunderstand it ... was pretty clear that he's getting attention with other folks haven't got attention for say the very same thing ... ok ethics and public policy Center


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Contribution of continental water to sea level variations during the 1997–1998 El Niño–Southern Oscillation event: Comparison between Atmospheric Model Intercomparison Project simulations and TOPEX/Poseidon satellite data." Journal of Geophysical Research 110, no. D9 (2005): D09103. Abstract"
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Thursday, December 13, 2012
Most of the attacks by U.S. unmanned aerial vehicles armed with Hellfire missiles are launched from Lemonnier. So are strikes in nearby Somalia against the al-Shabaab Islamist group, which is affiliated with al-Qaida.
But as Islamist forces linked to al-Qaida's arm in North Africa, known as al-Qaida in the Islamic Maghreb, are posing regional threats in Mali and oil-rich Nigeria, while Somali jihadists are attacking Kenya and Uganda in East Africa, a region on the cusp of a major oil and gas boom, the U.S. military is having to look at wider-ranging operations.
Mali is a primary target zone. Jihadists of AQIM and their allies have held all of northern Mali since March and have turned it into a jihadist sanctuary that regional states like Algeria fear will be used to intensify operations against the, destabilizing the region.
An expected offensive against the Mali stronghold will likely be a largely regional affair. But U.S. forces are already quietly setting up in the region with killer drones, particularly in Morocco, a longtime U.S. ally.
U.S .Defense Secretary Leon Panetta declared Nov. 20 the campaign against al-Qaida will be expanded and intensified.
In an address to the Center for American Security, a Washington think tank, he said, "This campaign against al-Qaida will largely take place outside declared combat zones ... using a small-footprint approach that includes precision operations."
Despite the elimination of al-Qaida's "most effective leaders," he warned that the jihadist "cancer" has "metastasized to other parts of the global body" amid fears al-Qaida has exploited pro-democracy uprisings in the Arab world "to gain new sanctuary, incite violence and sow instability."
In April, the U.S. Air Force indicated it was planning to quadruple the scale of the global drone war over the next few years and Camp Lemonnier will be enlarged to conduct a large number of those mainly clandestine operations.
The secret war being run from the base north of Somalia is already expanding.
Published reports state the Pentagon is spending $1.4 billion to enlarge the 500-acre base that already accommodates a squadron of at least a dozen MQ-1 Predator UAVs, a rarely mentioned force of eight F-15E Strike Eagle jets and an undisclosed number of U-28A spy planes.
One of these agile single-engine planes, a militarized version of the Swiss Pilatus PC-12 turboprop, crashed returning from a secret mission in February, killing four Special Forces operators.
The runway at the base, adjacent to Djibouti city's single-runway airport is being extended and revetments for aircraft expanded.
Accommodations for another 1,000 personnel, mostly Special Operations teams is being built, testimony to U.S. plans to step up the secret war.
Other clandestine bases are in the Seychelles, an island state in the Indian Ocean to the east; Ethiopia, a key U.S. ally against Somalia's al-Shabaab; Kenya, gradually being sucked into the counter-terrorism campaign; and in Somalia itself, where the CIA has a base at Mogadishu airport.
Since 2002, U.S. drones, operated by the CIA of the U.S. military's Joint Special Operations Command, have assassinated dozens of top- and mid-level commanders of al-Qaida and associated groups in attacks mostly employing AGM-114 Hellfire missiles.
To give some idea of the scale of the drone campaign, figures compiled by Pakistan's Interior Ministry show that al-Qaida chieftain Abdul Rahman al Zaman Yemeni, killed in a Dec. 1 U.S. drone strike in the Waziristan region, was the 50th senior figure in the organization assassinated in 338 drone attacks since the UAV campaign there began in 2005.
The drone offensive has seriously damaged the jihadist command structure, flexible and resilient as it is, in Pakistan and in Yemen, in the southwestern tip of the Saudi Arabian Peninsula across the Gulf of Aden from Djibouti.
Yemen is a main conflict zone in the battle against al-Qaida.
The drone attacks there, largely carried out by MQ-1 Predators from Lemonnier that are being replaced with deadlier MQ-9 Reapers, have played a crucial role in rolling back an Islamist offensive that seized large areas of southern Yemen in recent weeks.


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Q. Can you also describe what the energy was like out there pregame, compared to the first two rounds? Is it different?
MARK BUEHRLE: Yes, you can definitely tell it's the World Series, just the way the fans were coming in, everybody was cheering. You could feel the buzz around. You could definitely tell it was more than just a first or second round. You could definitely tell it's a World Series game.
Q. You talked a lot about having lost the flow of a certain pitch and then it came back. I'm kind of curious, especially in your particular case, what does that involve when you lose a pitch and how do you get it back? Do you release, do you feel?
MARK BUEHRLE: A lot of times when you lose a pitch it's one of those things you go through, every pitcher goes through it. You just try to minimize the time that you don't have it. You can work in bullpen sessions to try to get it back. But just to feel how the spin comes out of your hand. It's not really you're holding the ball any different, just something to do with the ball coming out of your hand. It's not spinning like it usually is. So you can work in bullpen sessions to try to get it back, but usually it's just a matter of time.
Q. I know the age difference between you and Pettitte is probably only five or six years, but I was wondering when you were younger, is he a pitcher who you admired or respected in watching the game?
MARK BUEHRLE: Well, obviously anytime you watch games in World Series games, playoffs, you always see him and Roger playing with the Yankees. So, yeah, I obviously respect a guy like that. And the success he's had in the Major Leagues. I don't really think we're the same type of pitcher, he throws a lot harder than I do. Anytime you get a guy like that that's been in the League and had success, yeah, you do have to respect him.
Q. What are your impressions of what they bring to the table?
MARK BUEHRLE: The hottest hitting team in the playoffs. A lot of people say they don't have an offense, but it's a lot of momentum. If a team gets hot in the playoffs, it seems to carry them. They're a scrappy team, and they don't try to do too much, they put the ball in play. When guys get on, they hit and run, steal, distract the pitcher. They go out and do everything they can to produce a couple of runs.
Q. I'm sure you've been asked this: Do you have any explanation why your record is so much lower at home, particularly because this is such a good hitters ballpark?
MARK BUEHRLE: I'm not sure. Last year was totally opposite. My numbers -- it's just one of those years. I don't know if the wind was blowing in or it was a little cold or the balls were flying out. If I did it every year, there would be something to it. But last year was totally opposite, so I have no clue what the difference is.
Q. Two things, what do you regard as your out pitch and does it vary from game to game and how is it you came to learn to work so quickly?
MARK BUEHRLE: It depends if one day my change-up is working for me. I don't have a strikeout pitch, so it's pretty much whatever the next swing I put it in play. And the working part of it, I've never been told to work slow, work fast. The faster you work the better off you're going to be. I just don't see any reason to go out there and waste time. Just get out there and get the ball.
Q. I'm just curious, could you have gone another inning in your last start?
MARK BUEHRLE: I could have went a couple more. But I don't know -- they originally said I was going to go back, and once that inning lasted so long, they had the bullpen ready. My thinking was I was going to go back out there for one more.
Q. It's raining outside and they put out the tarp; is there any chance of you sliding today?
MARK BUEHRLE: I better not. I better hold off for that one.
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The idea was to run an apathetic candidate strictly as a means of purging UVA's Student Council of the ambitious resume-padders who often dominate the school's more prominent leadership positions– and to have a little fun along the way.
The result, however, was not quite what organizers had hoped. Not that it matters to the candidate, Curran Jhanjee– his lust for power is practically nonexistent.
"I was working at Newcomb, so while all those guys were waiting for the results, I was putting up chairs in the same room," he laughs.
"I was actually really happy. I was thrilled, actually. 1500 votes... that's a lot," he says.
Let's start by giving credit where it's due. The victor, Jequetta Upton, with 2993 votes, crushed Curran's tally by a factor of nearly two to one. Tom Gibson finished second. Curran's team, however, is still buoyant over the results announced March 2.
"It was a record turnout this year, and we think Curran was a big part of that," says campaign manager Greg Scanlon. "He got 1488 votes, which is not too bad for a totally unqualified candidate."
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Lance to admit doping in Oprah interview
Lance Armstrong will make a limited confession to doping during his televised interview with Oprah Winfrey next week, according to a person with knowledge of the situation.
Armstrong, who has long denied doping, will also offer an apology during the interview scheduled to be taped Monday at his home in Austin, Texas, according to the person who spoke on condition of anonymity because there was no authorization to speak publicly on the matter.
While not directly saying he would confess or apologize, Armstrong sent a text message to The Associated Press early Saturday that said: "I told her (Winfrey) to go wherever she wants and I'll answer the questions directly, honestly and candidly. That's all I can say."
A confession would be a dramatic break from more than 13 years of vehement denials from Armstrong that he took performance-enhancing drugs to win the Tour de France seven times.


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"Agarak, where is my mug?"
Erinhue's weary voice spoke into the silence clinging to the gathered band of Mithril Knights.
At the sound of a sharply plucked harp string, a tall silver tankard bearing an elaborately wrought letter E, appeared. Erinhue reached out and drew the mug to his lips. The tankard was enchanted. It would not empty as long as the bard held it in his hand and Erinhue drank deeply. After a long draught he spoke again to the empty air.
"We are being poor companions not to share. Would you please attend to our friends?"
The sound pinged again and each one in the company found a tankard brimming with The Lucky Fortune's blue ribbon ale hovering in front of them. Calling up the power of Mythweaver, Air Ring of the Wordsmith, Erinhue pumped his talented voice with confidence and toasted to providence.
The others in the company repeated the toast and drank their ale, each one allowing it to help calm the stress and tension from the very recent skirmish.
"Hue," Telta spoke as she gazed into her mug, " the girl is gone."
" Yes, Captain," one of the Knights in Training confirmed, " we thought she had followed us when we went to join the battle but when we returned to camp there was no sign of her and what belongings she had were not to be found."
Erinhue nodded. The news was not surprising and he took a moment to wonder why she had chosen this moment to leave them. He had been expected her to do so ever since that mysterious someone had visited their camp. That could wait. They had more immediate concerns.
"We need to move. It won't take long for those bully boys to regroup and come search us out.
We are headed for those mines or whatever they are mentioned in that notebook. I will take a report on that as we ride. I need this camp broken down like it never existed and us all on the road in ten.
You two…" Erinhue gestured towards the two most experienced of the trainees "… I want you to stay behind. They could not have gotten a good look at either of you in the heat of battle so I want you to stay in town and watch. Find out what you can, but do not arouse suspicion. Keep watch for three days and then come follow us to those mines."
The tankards vanished when set on the ground as the company prepared to break camp.
For several more minutes, Erinhue remained seated and made yet another attempt to empty the spelled tankard. He considered his last words and cringed. That all sounded very imposing and authoritative. It had the ring of a true Battle Captain speaking to his command.
Erinhue sighed, shook his head and drank from the tankard once more. How was he ever going to live this down?


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Hi All,
I'm currently reading a book on history and the author made a distinction between what she termed as "internal memory" and "external memory". It is part of a discussion on the nature of cultures which predominately record their history orally, and the nature of cultures that predominately recorded their information in writing.
"Internal memory" was the related to the dances, memorised stories, myths, etc that a people will learn, internalise and then teach in order to preserve their culture. The information is recorded with in the people and no physical recording material is utilised.
"External Memory" was related to writing. One person writes it down, and then all others who can read can access that information. In this case the information is recorded externally to the people via a physical medium i.e. paper and ink.
The author makes the point that for external memory to function, people simply need to be taught to access it. So you teach people to read, use the internet, etc.
For internal memory to function, the story, the dance, etc needs to be thoroughly internalised by the individual.
It struck me that kata is a great example of "internal memory". They are 100% internal. The kata does not exist physically or external to us. You can't ask for a kilo of kata, or for someone to safely store your kata for you. They don't exist in a physical sense. They only exist within us.
We also need them to be within us in the form of "combative habits" so we are to be able to utilise them in dangerous situations. Kata could therefore be viewed as a means of "internal memory" to pass combative habits from one person to another.
I liked the internal / external memory idea and I think it could help us to succinctly explain the nature of kata.
All the best,


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The Earth and the variety of species that inhabit it have experienced and survived climate changes before. However, there is evidence that certain clades—meaning individual "branches" on the tree of life comprising a species and all of its living descendants—are more sensitive than others to rapid climate changes. If this is indeed the case, climate change could lead to a loss of these branches, pruning the tree of life in a skewed manner.
To determine whether the current changes in the climate could trigger something like this, researchers in Spain, Portugal, and France examined the effect of climate change on phylogenetic diversity in Europe. Their findings, reported in this week's Nature, indicate that Europe is not facing a large drop in this diversity.
1280 plants, 340 birds, and 140 mammals were included in their analysis. Since climate change is not projected to be identical across all geographic areas, they first checked to see if related species were predicted to be subject to similar amounts of changes in their preferred climates. As expected, they were. Mammals were less vulnerable to climate change than plants or birds (so the climate probably can't be blamed for the declining human birthrate across the continent).
Next, they used three different forecasts of conditions in 2020, 2050, and 2080 to test whether predicted losses due to climate changes would cause a greater decline in phylogenetic diversity than random species loss. And last, they looked at whether any expected changes in phylogenetic diversity would be structured spatially, affecting species in only some parts of the continent. They conclude that the loss of European phylogenetic diversity shouldn't be greater than if extinctions were spread randomly across clades—the vulnerable species do not have fewer, or closer, relatives than those in other clades.
However, they warn of a homogenization of phylogenetic diversity across Europe. Different regions are not equally affected by climate change, and southern Europe currently harbors a higher degree of phylogenic diversity than northern Europe. Under all conditions tested, they found a restructuring of this spatial distribution due to species migrating north and to higher elevations. Thus, they anticipate that a loss of phylogenetic diversity around the Mediterranean will be accompanied, but not offset, by a gain north of the Alps.
PNAS, 2011. DOI: 10.1038/nature09705 (About DOIs).