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There's an article up on the TERA site about the new political system that they are launching in game. I, for one, definitely need to read up on this.
Attendance was light last night, as everyone is playing Diablo. We did, however, meet a ton of new people in vent last night, so that was awesome.
Here's a list of the patch notes that came out this week:
New Stuff and Changes
- For players who weren't already wise to the Looking for Group window (Y) and LFG chat channel, LFG will be added to the general chat channel upon reaching level 18.
- Default setting for party loot rolls has changed to "rare" and "class-specific".
- There is now a clock in the lower right-hand corner of the game screen. Now you have no excuse for not knowing that you've been playing all night.
- The images for other guilds' emblems are no longer stored on your hard drive. You'll have to download pictures elsewhere.
- Selected guards in Velika, Allemantheia, and Kaiator will now give directions to certain locations and NPCs within their cities if asked nicely.
- When receiving or completing a reputation quest, the quest will now display which faction is awarding the reputation.
- The world map will now show green markers where you can pick up daily quests.
- The limit for the amount of money a player can spend on a single item at the trade broker has been raised to 990,000 gold. Better save your pennies.
- You can now preview costume items in your Inventory or at the Brokerage by right-clicking them while holding down the CTRL button. So go ahead and take a look at your bad self.
- There are now three enchanting tutorial quests—two at level 25 and one at level 48. You'll be enchanted, we're sure.
- All mount skills now reactivate in one second. Pony up.
- The baby blue horn giant toad you must escort now has five times its former HP. That's one bad-ass toad.
- In the Fane of Kaprima and Temple of Balder instances on the hard setting, equipment drops have been re-randomized to avoid too many duplicate drops.
- The Zolnaz Transporter at the northern Khanovar Front summons kallan armor soldiers. If you've never seen a kallan armor soldier, you'll probably just want to stay away. But those who must approach the transporter will be happy to hear that its summoning rate has decreased. The transporter previously summoned two soldiers initially, and then two more every 20 seconds until destroyed. It now summons two soldiers initially, and then summons more every 40 seconds until destroyed. Don't you feel better now?
- Added additional climbing spots in Hungry Caverns.
- Added a destination link to Berrul's quest in Granarkus.
- Elected vanarchs on PvP servers will be able to flag PvP on and off once they arrive on Shara.
- Some shell-shocked province guards who returned from the war to city life have been reassigned as city guards.
Bugs Squashed
- Players using charging skills will no longer get locked in the charge when stunned by another player. Sorry, you'll still get stunned.
- Your chats shouldn't be disappearing anymore when you switch between tabs.
- You can now find superior gear from the Temple of Balder and the Fane of Kaprima at the trade broker using smart search.
- The healing NPC will no longer steal the boss kill from players in Karascha's Lair. Why do priests always want to DPS?
- We have disabled player character collision in the prologue.
- Daily quests are now deleted from your quest log window when they've been completed or when you're no longer eligible.
- Velik's festival ring can now be destroyed.
- A minimized quest list will no longer maximize when you finish a quest.
- Your camera view will no longer reset after using a pegasus or teleportal.
- Berserkers will no longer experience a zoom-in when using a skill while they have certain axes equipped.
- The NPC Tanseril in Scythera Fae is back from vacation.
- Cutthroat Harbor's pegasus platform is now a no-PvP zone.
- Tuebenius, a quest objective in Oblivion Woods, will now respawn with greater frequency to avoid long queues and the needless violence they engender.
- Tool tips for pre-order and collector's edition items now display properly in Item Claim. Rank hath its privileges.
- Using a charge skill while you have movement mapped to a mouse button will no longer turn on auto-run.
- Chat text now updates properly when quotation marks are used. You can start quoting Shakespeare now.
- Noxxionas Columns and mystics' totems interact properly now.
- Brokerage searches have been cleaned up, and inaccurate tooltips in "recent history" have been fixed. The guilty prankster popori broker responsible has been duly chastised and sentenced to five years of city life.
- Threatening crystals now stack properly.
- A bug where some characters saw infamy gains after server restarts has been fixed.
- GvG scores will no longer disappear/reappear after server restarts.
Known Issues
- Items in inventory are not displaying a sell price in their tooltips. You can still see a sell price at merchants and the trade broker.


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Symmetricom to Present Small Cells Synchronization Solutions at Mobile World Congress 2013
Feb 04, 2013, 01:51 ET
SAN JOSE, Calif., Feb. 4, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Symmetricom®, Inc. (NASDAQ: SYMM), a worldwide leader in precision time and frequency technologies, today announced that their globally recognized timing experts will present at Mobile World Congress, taking place February 25 to 28, 2013 at the Fira Gran Via, Barcelona, Spain.
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Symmetricom's industry renowned expert will be presenting the following:
Manish Gupta, vice president of marketing and business development, Symmetricom
Small Cells – Big Synchronization Demands
Monday, February 25, 2013, 1:00 pm, Small Cells Zone: Hall 7 #7G74
Tuesday, February 26, 2013, 1:00 pm, Small Cells Zone: Hall 7 #7G74
This presentation will review the evolving synchronization standards and distribution architecture for 3G/LTE. Synchronization requirements of small cell networks with diverse backhaul types will also be presented.
Symmetricom's CTO will participate in the following partner event panel session:
James Armstrong, chief technology officer, Symmetricom
Wireless GigE Service Edge: Backhaul Transformation for Small Cells and Beyond
Monday, February 25, 2013, 3:00 – 6:30 pm, Hall 8.0 Theatre District, Theatre E
Small cell backhaul is currently a key stumbling block for adoption of next generation mobile services. This forum brings together mobile operators, Ethernet backhaul providers, and equipment vendors to address a transformation of backhaul that removes the stumbling block. Speakers will include leadership of services, equipment and technology providers led by Michael Howard, co-founder and principal analyst, Infonetics Research.
In addition to presenting, Symmetricom will launch a new series of advanced synchronization solutions specifically designed to support small cell and LTE deployments. Symmetricom will also showcase its comprehensive portfolio of standards-based solutions for small cells and LTE deployments, including its TimeProvider® 5000 Grandmaster Clock and SoftClocks for Residential SCr and Enterprise Small Cells SCe in the small cells zone, Hall 7 #7G74.
About Mobile Word Congress
During the four days of Mobile World Congress, the 2013 conference program will highlight the impact of mobile on individuals and businesses – in developed and developing markets – across a range of industries. As always, the conference program will challenge and educate attendees, providing essential insights on the latest technological developments, market opportunities, next-generation services, and devices which are shaping mobile communications. Thought leaders and industry experts from the most influential companies within the expanding mobile value chain will be participating in more than 40 conference sessions at Mobile World Congress, from thought-provoking and visionary keynote presentations to interactive panel sessions, all addressing the most pressing topics in mobile.
For more information visit: http://www.mobileworldcongress.com/.
About Symmetricom, Inc.
Symmetricom (NASDAQ: SYMM), a world leader in precise time solutions, sets the world's standard for time. The company generates, distributes and applies precise time for the communications, aerospace/defense, IT infrastructure and metrology industries. Symmetricom's customers, from communications service providers and network equipment manufacturers to governments and their suppliers worldwide, are able to build more reliable networks and systems by using the company's advanced timing technologies, atomic clocks, services and solutions. All products support today's precise timing standards, including GPS-based timing, IEEE 1588 (PTP), Network Time Protocol (NTP), Synchronous Ethernet and DOCSIS® timing. Symmetricom is the recipient of the following 2012 awards: Frost & Sullivan Global Technology Innovation Award, Best Carrier Ethernet Core Product at Carrier Ethernet World Congress and GNSS Leadership Product Award. Symmetricom is based in San Jose, Calif., with offices worldwide. For more information, visit: http://www.symmetricom.com or join the dialogue at http://www.twitter.com/symmetricom.
Symmetricom Contact:
Tracy Schriver
t: 1-408-964-7649
Media Contact:
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t: 1-415-318-4380
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The Lady Compromises
When Daw Aung San Suu Kyi visited Washington, D.C., last month, she was given a hero's welcome. Rare is the individual who wins praise from both John McCain and Hillary Clinton, but a leader like Ms. Aung San Suu Kyi only comes along once or twice in a generation. Like Nelson Mandela, she spent more than a decade in detention, and her release marked the beginning of a new chapter for her home country. Like Vaclav Havel, she has the opportunity to help guide her country through a crucial period, as Burma emerges from a military dictatorship and begins the journey to democracy.
So far she has proved to be adept at the difficult work of peacemaking. As the leader of the opposition party in Parliament, she has shown willingness to work with the military, her former captors. Ms. Aung San Suu Kyi must be practical: the military still holds a quarter of the seats in the legislature. She knows that to help her country, still reeling from years of international sanctions, she must be willing to work with those in the opposing party. "We must learn to compromise without regarding it as humiliation," she said.
Much has been written about the deep ideological divisions in the United States. Yet those divisions need not hamper the work of government. Ms. Aung San Suu Kyi may be an international icon, idolized by Bono, among others, but she is not above the messy business of negotiation. "You can't be driven by ideology or romanticism," she said. Whether the democratic movement in Burma succeeds will depend largely on whether her fellow citizens share her pragmatism.
Two Go Marching In
"How many American saints are there?" is a tricky question. The answer depends on what American means. American-born? American citizen? A person who worked in the United States? Or who worked in the United States before there was a United States? Tricky or not, most lists would include: Isaac Jogues, René Goupil and Jean de la Lande, French Jesuits martyred in New York; Frances Xavier Cabrini, the Italian missionary to immigrants; Elizabeth Ann Seton, the American-born foundress of the Sisters of Charity; John Neumann, a Bohemian immigrant and bishop of Philadelphia; Rose Philippine Duchesne, a French missionary to Native Americans; Katharine Drexel, the Philadelphia heiress-turned-foundress of the Sisters of the Blessed Sacrament; Mother Théodore Guérin, the French-born foundress of the Sisters of Providence of Saint Mary-of-the-Woods; and Damien de Veuster, the Dutch apostle to people suffering from Hansen's disease on Molokai, Hawaii—again, not part of the United States at the time.
To this tricky but inspirational list can now be added Marianne Cope, a Sister of St. Francis who worked with St. Damien and assumed his responsibilities after he fell ill. Marianne will be canonized on Oct. 21 along with Kateri Tekakwitha, a 17th-century Mohawk woman who converted to Catholicism and died at age 24. Among American Catholics Kateri's canonization is especially welcome news for Jesuits and their colleagues. The new saint was welcomed into the faith by Jesuit missionaries in upstate New York. Early on, her canonization was also assisted by John Wynne, S.J., her vice postulator. Father Wynne worked tirelessly on Kateri's behalf, writing not only a biography but also scores of letters as part of the investigations in the early part of the 20th ce ntury, after he set aside his other labors—as the first editor of America.
Pay to Pray?
Last year 126,488 German Catholics chose to remove their names from a national registry recognizing their membership in the church. Individuals included in this registry pay a so-called church tax equal to approximately 8 percent of their income tax. The moneys collected are passed on by the government to designated religious groups. This arrangement brings in approximately $6 billion a year to the Catholic Church in Germany, much of which goes to church-sponsored international humanitarian aid programs. The German Bishops Conference, during its meeting in late September, announced that German Catholics who withdraw from the registry and do not pay the tax will not be allowed to participate in the sacramental life of the church.
While some Catholics may decline to pay the tax as a way of officially declaring their separation from the church, others may do it for financial reasons alone. Pastors are to contact those who have removed their names to explore their reasons for that step and explain its conseqences. This will present an opportunity for pastoral dialogue; it may also be perceived as an attempt to press Catholics to pay the tax. While Rome has approved the bishops' actions, the Pontifical Council for Legislative Texts explicitly stated in 2006 that a "formal act of defection must have more than a juridical-administrative character (the removal of one's name from a Church membership registry maintained by the government in order to produce certain civil consequences)." The church in Germany must proceed with caution as well as charity.
This tax lacks charity and dignity and class. Rome should separate the German Church from any appearance of being a tax apparatchik of Berlin.


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Shake Your Own Milkshake
MolliCoolz, Stockton, Calif., shakes up freezer aisles nationwide this summer with four varieties of Shakers. Using new ice cream technology, consumers add milk and the shake of the hand to produce the perfect milkshake.
Shakers are distributed as single-serving containers filled with pelletized ice cream beads. Simply add milk to the Shakers container, replace the lid and "shake it like you mean it" for just seconds. The pelletized ice cream beads, made with fresh cream and natural flavoring, are frozen via liquid nitrogen. They are specially formulated to soften and mix with milk producing a consistent and convenient milkshake experience.
Varieties include Vanilla, Chocolate, Strawberry and Cookies 'n Cream.
"Our revolutionary Shakers are changing the way milkshakes are enjoyed in households across America," says Bryan Freeman, founder and president/CEO. "Shakers are a great snack for the whole family, combining our state-of-the-art ice cream beads, milk and a few good shakes to produce a great milkshake in seconds."
Suggested retail price is $2 each.


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Learn how to create an effortless, serene, drug-free birth.
What is Sacred Childbirth with Reiki™?
We manifest our reality by what we think and feel about a situation. Often those feelings are long forgotten, and yet they heavily influence our experience. This is true about birth. Recorded in the cells of our bodies are the feelings of our own birth: anger, fear, anxiety, frustration, loneliness, and disempowerment to name a few. Births of previous children, loved ones' births, others' horror stories, births we have viewed in the media, and our own birth together weave the tapestry of our experience. All affect the outcome of our births.
During Sacred Childbirth with Reiki™ sessions, the practitioner uses Reiki to help you release your bodies' negative feelings and memories about birth, creating a clean palate for you to design and manifest the birth you desire. You will learn natural breathing rhythms, visualizations, and affirmations to access the ancient natural birthing wisdom in your body. Then, using Reiki, the practitioner guides you through practice birthing sessions creating new, positive, vibrantly peaceful pathways for the birthing energy to flow. This new way of birthing is encoded in the cellular memory of the mother's body. When the birth actually occurs the energy flows along those pathways creating a peaceful, empowering experience for the baby and the couple.
Couples learn that the baby also manifests experiences it needs to have to do its life work. We don't know what those are. These little ones also come as our teachers and sometimes our healers. They are using their births to begin that process. It is the parents' job to prepare, to assist and support the baby, and to use those tools as the birth unfolds. They are then able to rest in the knowing that however the birth happens, it is absolutely perfect and in Divine order.
Empower yourself to manifest an effortless, drug-free birth filled with pleasure and serenity welcoming your child to this world in a sacred way.


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Note: This web page is only an archive. This assessment was eliminated effective with the 2009-10 school year.
Elimination of State-Administered Competency Tests
To comply with Senate Bill 202/S.L. 2009-451, the North Carolina Department of Public Instruction (NCDPI) eliminated, effective July 1, 2009, the Competency Tests in Reading and Mathematics and the Computer Skills Tests and their alternates. Because there are students who have failed to meet the competency/and or computer skills proficiency standards, a Transition Plan for Competency and Computer Skills that addresses the graduation requirements for these students, was developed by the NCDPI and presented to the State Board of Education on September 3, 2009.
Transition Plan for Competency and Computer Skills (pdf, 67kb)
A plan for students who have not met proficiency on the North Carolina Reading and/or Mathematics Competency Test(s), and/or the North Carolina Computer Skills Test(s), and/or their alternate assessment(s).
- Letter to LEA Superintendents and Charter School Directors (September 8, 2009)
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Letter from Dr. June St. Clair Atkinson announcing the elimination of the North Carolina Competency and Computer Skills proficiency requirements
- Frequently Asked Questions (Revised May 17, 2010) (pdf, 68kb)
A list of frequently asked questions and answers concerning the transition plan for the North Carolina Competency and Computer Skills Tests
- SAMPLE: STUDENT NOTIFICATION LETTER (doc, 31kb)
Sample letter that can be used to notify students of their opportunity to petition for a diploma
- SAMPLE: PETITION FORM (doc, 38kb)
Sample form that LEAs may use to collect student information from a student who petitions for a diploma
- TRANSCRIPT NOTE (pdf, 96kb)
Note to be attached to each student's transcript whose petition was approved
- HISTORY OF GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS (pdf, 24kb)
List the graduation requirements for students who graduated in 1980-81 through 2008-09
- ELECTRONIC DIPLOMA ARCHIVE (Revised May 2010) (xls, 37kb)
Spreadsheet to record information on students who earned a diploma as a result of Senate Bill 202/S.L. 2009-451. Schools/LEAs will be required to submit this file to the NCDPI.


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This week brings the much-anticipated Killzone: Mercenary Public Beta for the PS Vita. Also on the Vita comes a few interestingly-named games with as many words as this sentence. For the PS3, it's retail release galore, and a few demos. - PSLS
Why call it Real Boxing when it's not real boxing? I mean, don't call it fake boxing either, just call it like Super Boxing Game 5000
Puppeteer in September!? Saw it at E3 and thought it was amazing, can't wait to play it again.
My wife wants spelunky which looks preety cool. I'm looking forward to Dragon fantasy book 2 in 2 weeks.


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Notes from the Field of Service
The following are expressions of co-workers' efforts to carry out the objectives outlined by the Tibetan Master, as described in the Introduction to this section.
Service begins where we are, and the formation of a unit of service is an organic process. When an individual is inspired by the vision of selfless service to the Whole, then the seed for a unit of service takes root.
Goodwill Song Launched in Darjeeling, India
This is the Leitmotiv of the GOODWILL SONG, premiered at the opening of the Xth Goodwill Week on 10th Nov. at Capitol Hall, Darjeeling.
Using electronic technology to hold meetings in Africa and beyond
We are using electronic conferencing technology to bring people of goodwill in many parts of the world together to meditate and engage in thoughtful discussions about the multifaceted challenges facing humanity today, their causes and how spiritual energies, uniquely available each full moon, can be invoked and brought in to provide thought-forms of solution to these challenges and human problems.Read More
A talk given by a co-worker at a Triangles Webinar in July 2017 on the African Goodwill Network
Good afternoon and good evening to the participants across the world in this Triangles Webinar. I have been asked to talk about the African Goodwill Network (AGN) about the work we do in Africa. I am talking for all of us involved in this outreach as we are all souls serving through light and love and goodwill to further right human relations and peace.Read More
Great Invocation and Books Distribution in Zimbabwe
A co-worker in Zimbabwe was able to organise the giving of Great Invocation cards (translated into Shona) and a large supply of books to two schools in a remote rural area of Hurungwe District in Mashonaland West Province of Zimbabwe.Read More
New multilingual website based on Alice Bailey and Helena Blavatsky
Announcement of a new multilingual (Dutch/French/English) website focusing on the writings of Alice Bailey and Helena BlavatskyRead More
Adelaide Unit of Service Discussion Group
Adelaide Unit of Service holds Full and New Moon Meditation meetings, and a Study Group on relevant spiritual themes.Read More
Triangles Information Evening in Adelaide, Australia
Adelaide Unit of Service in Australia plans to hold an informal Triangles Information Evening on February 11, 2013 to introduce people of goodwill to the work of Triangles.Read More
Ageless wisdom video with Czech captions
A Czech co-worker has transcribed into Czech the English audio from a 13 minute YouTube video containing some of the Ageless Wisdom teachings from the works of Alice Bailey.Read More
A spiritual initiative in Mexico
The "Psicoactiva" Unit of Service from Tecamac, México, aligned with the work done at the Arcane School Conference and Wesak Festival with a 3 day event on May 4th, 5th and 6th 2012.Read More
A Presentation on Triangles in Australia
In February, 2012 a presentation on Triangles was given by a co-worker in the Adelaide Unit of Service in Australia to highlight the importance of the work.Read More
Distributing the Mantram of Unification (Cameroon)
A co-worker in Cameroon was inspired by the 50th anniversary of the unification of Cameroon (1 October 2011) to print and distribute the Mantram of Unification card in his country.Read More
A goodwill initiative in Africa - UPDATED Nov 2011
We do not ask you to leave your religious persuasion, your employment, your home or your country, but we do ask you to cross borders of separation, to reach out to each other across Africa, from north to south, from east to west, to respect and honour the human spirit, to create an atmosphere and an attitude of goodwill in order that we all move towards a better world.Read More
Cooperation with the Symposium work
A group which recently formed in Colombia held a meeting in cooperation with the 2010 Symposium theme, The Spirit of Money and the Divine Circulatory Flow.Read More
Story of the Development of a Full Moon Meditation Group
Service through full moon meditation is a selfless esoteric service that is direly needed.Read More
World Invocation Day And Full Moon Work
This work has been a natural part of my life for many years. When I first entered the Arcane School I did so through a unit of service.Read More
Sounding a note of goodwill at a conference in Australia on cultures and religions
The paper I presented seemed to be received in good tone. World Goodwill/Triangle pamphlets and the Triangle postcard was made available at that time, and I notice people picking them up at the conclusion of the talk.Read More
The Challenge of Starting a Meditation Group
Holding the Full Moon meditation at my flat seems to be progressing well. I have two people attending on a regular basis ....Read More
A Creative Way to Distribute the Great Invocation
Using the opportunity of the World Cup in South Africa, a co-worker distributed the Great Invocation via Facebook...Read More
The Great Invocation slide show
A co-worker in Australia has created a Powerpoint presentation - a slide show - of the Great Invocation, which includes beautiful images of the natural world and of the cosmos. The slide show lasts for about 3 minutes. Sound is available if it is played in Powerpoint 2007.Read More
Greek goodwill unit of service initiative in support of the G20 Summit
In support of the Cycle of Conferences initiative which put a focus on the recent G20 summit held in London in early April 2009, a number of local goodwill units of service organized a workshop at a central hotel in the city of Athens...Read More
World Invocation Day Vigil
Every year, since 1952, people in all parts of the world have celebrated World Invocation Day on the day of the Gemini full moon. It is a global day of prayer and meditation when people of different spiritual paths join in a universal appeal to divinity, using the Great Invocation.Read More


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Google has been testing product ads for some time now. As of last week they have turned on this featured called Ad Extenstions. By turning this feature on you will attract more eyeballs to your ads and in effect raise your click-through rate. Google stated on their blog post which announced this new feature that some advertisers have seen a 10% increase in their CTR.
Here is how to turn on AdWords Ad Extensions, it must be done for every campaign separately:
Go to Campaign –> Settings; under Networks, devices, and extensions; click on edit under Ad Extensions and check the box that says: Connect to my Google Merchant Center account. This should automatically bring up your Google Base (Product Search) account, once it finds it, just click Save.
UPDATE: The process has changed slightly, instead of finding this under the Campaign Settings tab, you will need to go to the "Ad Extensions" tab and select "Product Extensions."


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Tue 19 Feb 2013
SlickEdit tip #431
Posted by Dan H under Programming, SlickEdit Products
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Today's tip, as most of these prime numbered tips, comes from something that was a default years ago that I stuck with.
Put your build output in an edit window.
Most programmer's editors or IDE's relegate the output from a build to some sort of tool window that is typically in a tab group docked a the bottom. This is how SlickEdit works by default, because it is what is expected today. Sometimes you have to jump off the bridge because all of your competitors did. But that doesn't mean that is the most powerful way to work.
Try right clicking in the Build tab and selecting "Send Compile Output to Editor Window". This means the build window (what we call the the "concurrent process buffer" or simply "process buffer") is in the ring of open files when you cycle through them using the next-buffer/prev-buffer commands, or pick one from the Files tool window. This is actually very powerful. At first it may seem that you can't move freely, but you can. The cursor-up key will cycle through the command history by default, but clicking the mouse or using a non-cursor key to move (page-up for example) will allow you to move freely through the output, or delete it by hand. I find this much more useful than trying to view my output through a porthole. Try it out and let me know what you think. You can always turn this off by right clicking in the Build tab (or the process buffer) and turning off "Send Compile Output to Editor Window".


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Can we talk about sexual orientation for a bit? I sure hope so, because I'm gonna go ahead and launch into it here, if you're ready or not.
Among the load of email I get from the sexually worrisome in any given week, I will predictably get a handful of questions, mostly from guys, who are concerned that they might get gay.
The guys writing in are concerned enough by something that is going on inside of them that they're compelled to broach the issue with me. I hasten to add that rarely are these communications the "Gee, I'm Mildly Curious" type. Rather they're more likely to be the "Oh My God, What Wrong With Me?" type. They fear that they picked up queer cooties somewhere and their undies are all in a twist fearing they are scared for life. Ya know, kinda like the pox.
Then there are those who write in wanting to me to make sense of their sexual ramblings. They've been playing on both sides of the fence, so to speak; and they want me make the call. My response to each group of correspondents is virtually the same — for most of us sexual interests and behaviors are way more fluid than we care to acknowledge. For example, here's young (20-year-old) Mel.
My first sex was with a guy, and then I got plenty of sex with girls. Then there was the time that I got fucked, it hurts on the first time but as it continued it started to feel tickly and I started to enjoy it. But I still like to have sex with girls. What do you think I am really?
What do I think you are, REALLY? Why would you want me, a total stranger, to offer an opinion on who you REALLY are? I mean, REALLY!
I gather you want me to weigh in on your sexual orientation, right? Well from the bit of information you give me, I'd say you're able to swing both ways. And that's a good thing, at least in terms of getting a date. You have it way over all the other folks who acknowledge being interested in only one gender.
Listen, all human sexuality is on a continuum. Have you ever heard of the Kinsey 0-6 scale? The dean of American sex research, Alfred Kinsey, his associate, Wardell Pomeroy, and their colleagues developed this scale as a way of classifying a person's sexuality in terms of both behavior and fantasy.
This is what they developed.
0 represents an exclusive heterosexual person, who has no homosexual behavior or fantasy.
1 represents a predominantly heterosexual person, who may have incidental same sex feelings — most likely in fantasy only.
2 represents a predominantly heterosexual person, who has more than incidental same sex feelings and experience — fantasy for sure and probably behavior too.
3 represents an equally heterosexual and homosexual person, one who enjoys both other and same sex behavior and fantasy.
4 represents a predominantly homosexual person, who has more than incidental other sex feelings and experience — fantasy for sure and probably behavior too.
5 represents a predominantly homosexual person, who may have incidental same other sex feelings — most likely in fantasy only.
6 represents an exclusively homosexual person, who has no heterosexual behavior or fantasy.
These pioneering sexologists also discovered that an individual can, and often does move around on this scale at different periods in his/her life. So if you really want to know what you really are, look to both your fantasy life and your actual behaviors and make your call with that information. Just don't be overly surprised if you find that you shift from one position to another as you grow into you sexuality.
Good luck!
To elaborate on what I just said to our young friend, Mel, I'm going to go all egghead on you. Because there is a body of sexual research that underscores just how complex this whole issue is.
For example, did you know that a recent study discovered that gay men and straight women have similar brain organization? It's true!
Researchers in Sweden found that gay men and straight women share some characteristics in the area of the brain responsible for emotion, mood and anxiety. Brain scans also showed the same symmetry among lesbians and straight men. These findings were published in the prestigious journal — The Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
The researchers quickly added that their study couldn't determine whether the differences in brain organization were inherited or due to exposure to hormones, such as testosterone, in the womb. They were also unable to conclude if brain organization is responsible for sexual orientation.
Numerous other studies have examined the roles genetics, biology and environment play in sexual orientation. But little evidence exists that any one factor in particular plays the all-important primary role. This leads most scientists to assert that both nature and nurture play a part.
To make matters worse, some research contradicts other research, and some promising findings never pan out. (Did you know that there was once a belief that male homosexuality and finger length might be linked? Another, later discredited claim, suggested that gays have distinctive fingerprint ridge patterns.) And researchers never agree on how to interpret results even when they find a likely correlation.
Here are some fun facts you might find interesting.
• A study of 87,000 British men published in 2007 found that gay men have more older brothers than straight men do. Only big brothers count. And lesbians don't show such patterns.
Ray Blanchard of the University of Toronto, an expert on the "big-brother effect" says that each older brother will increase a man's chances of being gay by 33%. That's not as dramatic as it might sound. A man's chance of being gay is pretty low to begin with — perhaps as low as 2%. So having one older brother only ups the chance of being gay to only about 2.6%.
Curiously enough, this "big-brother effect" holds true even for gay men who weren't raised with their older brothers. This leads researchers to believe the key to understanding this is in the mother's womb. After giving birth to a boy, a woman's immune system can create antibodies to foreign, male proteins in her bloodstream. Subsequent sons in the womb could be exposed to these "anti-boy" antibodies, which might affect sexual development in the brain. How freakin' amazing is that?
• The hand you use to sign your name might have something to do with what gender you are drawn to.
An study containing more than 23,000 men and women from North America and Europe in the year 2000 found that being non-right-handed seems to increase a man's chances of being gay by about 34%, and a woman's by about 90%.
Again researchers guess that different-than-normal levels of testosterone in the womb — widely theorized to play a role in determining eventual sexual orientation — could nudge a fetus toward brain organization that favors left-handedness as well as same-sex attraction.
• If exposure to testosterone in the womb influences sexual orientation, scientists reckon that straight and gay people would differ in body parts strongly affected by testosterone, such as a guy's cock.
Here we get back to Alfred Kinsey's groundbreaking work. Researchers at Brock University in Ontario reviewed the data on 5,000 gay and straight men collected by Kinsey and his associates from the 1930s to the 1960s. Their results, published in 1999, showed that gay men had longer, thicker penises than did straight men. On average, about 6.5 inches long and 4.95 inches around when erect, versus 6.1 inches long and 4.8 inches around for straight men.
Again, no one can actually say for certain what this means. One guess is that some male fetuses are exposed to a unique mix of hormones in the womb. Testosterone levels might spike early, causing enhanced penis growth, then drop off later in pregnancy — leading to some feminine characteristics.
As you can see, there's a still a lot of work to be done in this field. The next frontier looks to be in the subtle differences in how gay and straight brains navigate new cities, respond to erotic movies and react to the scent of sweat and urine.
Stay tuned!


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YARMOUTH, Maine—Ten months ago an electrical substation near San Jose, Calif. came under attack from a group of snipers who remain anonymous and at large. Remarkably, the episode did not draw attention from the national media until Feb.
When I met with my TechSec advisory board this past summer to talk about TechSec 2014, one of the topics the group wanted to make sure we talked about was big data. We had an excellent primer on big data at TechSec 2013, thanks to Axis' Steve Surfaro and EMC's Patrick Snow. For this year's conference (Jan. 28-29 in Delray Beach, Fla.), we wanted to take a different tack.
I"m really pleased with the idea we came up with. We've asked four leading integrators to discuss how they're helping their customers mine and synthesize data from their video and access control systems.
Kratos CTO Chris Peckham is going to moderate the educational session that will feature these integrators: David Coleman of Avrio RMS; Nigel Waterton of Aronson Security Group; Robert Locke of Open Innovation (part of Tyco); and, Don Zoufal of SDI.
The discussion will center on how the data is extracted, what kind of business intelligence that data provides and in what format. Each integrator will focus on the data mining they're doing in a specific vertical market including city surveillance, airports and retail.
Sound good? You can register for TechSec here.
YARMOUTH, Maine—Organizers of TechSec Solutions 2014 announced the educational program for the conference, which will take place Jan. 28-29 at the Delray Beach Marriott in Delray Beach, Fla.
BUFFALO GROVE, Ill.—With the goal of making wireless a better, easier, and risk-free option for integrators and end users, two Chicago-based investors announced today that they have acquired a controlling interest in Fluidmesh, a provider of wireless networking devices.
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By Wesley Ratko
A plan to improve Springside Chestnut Hill Academy's athletic fields at 585 West Willow Grove Ave., attracted scrutiny from a local labor and ward leader at the Chestnut Hill Community Association's Development Review Committee meeting Tuesday night.
Springside Chestnut Hill Academy trustee Henry O'Reilly made a presentation to the committee outlining the work, which includes a new bleacher system alongside the football field, a new freestanding tennis pavilion, and an underground stormwater management system, will require three zoning variances. In addition to the construction, some regrading to the site will be done, and a new parking lot will also be constructed.
The proposed bleacher system will be a more permanent structure than what is there presently. According to O'Reilly, the structure will feature a locker room, restrooms, and a concession stand. The proposed trestle structure is intended to mimic the design of the Philadelphia Cricket Club fence across the street.
The tennis pavilion is planned for the center of the athletic complex, away from the current tennis courts. It too will feature restroom facilities and will be handicapped-accessible.
DRC co-chair Larry McEwen asked about the impact of stormwater runoff on surrounding properties. O'Reilly said that the new stormwater management system will actually decrease the amount of water that now comes off the field and impacts neighboring homes and the Philadelphia Cricket Club. Both the near-neighbors and the cricket club have provided their support.
When time came from input from community members in attendance, Louis Agre of Roxborough, Democratic Committee leader of the 21st Ward, claimed that the contractor selected by Springside Chestnut Hill to do the work, lacked several elements typical of a union contractor, such as an apprenticeship program, safety training, and "standard wages." The contractor was never named.
"We're very concerned about this," Agre said.
Agre asked that Springside Chestnut Hill consider the selection of a contractor that is a member of the building trade with a four-year apprenticeship program, safety training, and construction management training. He also asked that the outfit employ local labor from surrounding ZIP codes.
"I don't know if the project has been awarded yet, but they do not have that kind of workforce," he said, adding "they do not hire people from this area – the Philadelphia area."
When asked whether the contract to perform the work had been awarded, O'Reilly stated that while a portion of the project has been bid, the school has yet to sign a contract with a builder.
According to Agre, other area private schools like Germantown Academy, Episcopal Academy, William Penn Charter, and Haverford, all of which are members of the Inter-Academic athletic conference, have hired contractors to do work who are members of the building trade.
Committee member Cynthia Brey said that any decision made by Springside Chestnut Hill regarding who performs the work was outside the purview of the DRC. She asked. However, that outreach materials for future project bidding be distributed to several local contractors. O'Reilly agreed to do so.
The committee unanimously approved support for the three zoning variances needed to complete the work.
8524 Germantown Avenue – Greene Street Consignment expansion
Property owner Sanjiv Jain appeared again before the DRC to present updates to his original proposal to expand the first floor of 8524 Germantown Avenue. Consultation with the Historic District Advisory Committee and the Land Use Planning and Zoning Committee informed the changes.
The plan now calls for a 10 percent reduction in the building footprint and a roof deck.
Patricia Cove, representing the Historic District Advisory Committee, asked that closer attention be paid to improving the façade at the rear of the building. Because a Parking Foundation-owned lot sits behind the building, the rear of the property will be visible to more traffic and deserved more attention, she said.
Cove also asked that Jain get some form of support from neighbor Prudential Fox & Roach. Jain explained that despite several attempts to contact them that they have been "unresponsive."
"I'm happy to work with the DRC because we're interacting," Jain said. "Prudential is not responding to me."
The committee moved to send the proposal to the Land Use Zoning and Planning Committee.*
The original version of this story incorrectly stated that the variances were approved. They were not.
- Representatives of the Chestnut Hill Community Association presented testimony before the Philadelphia City Planning Commission recently. The PCPC has yet to respond to the CHCA's request for special consideration as an existing registered community organization or RCO for consultation with developers looking to build in Chestnut Hill. The new zoning code goes into effect on August 22.
- Beginning in August, meetings of the Historic District Advisory Committee and the Traffic Transportation and Parking committee will be held on the same night as the DRC meeting in order to allow applicants to visit all three committees on the same night.
- The next meeting of the Land Use Planning and Zoning committee will be held on July 10th, one week after its usual meeting time, to accommodate the July 4th Holiday.


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If you were one of the many pond owners plagued by algae, pond muck, excessive weeds or green water last year one of your New Year resolutions may have revolved around your pond or water garden.
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First, before you buy new pond maintenance products, recall your pond issues from last season. Whether you have an earth bottom pond or water garden, aeration is always a great way to keep your pond water balanced and healthy. Installing an aeration system in your pond will infuse the water column with oxygen and circulate the entire water column. Aeration systems help reduce pond muck formation and weed growth while keeping your fish safe and comfortable. If your pond receives constant sunlight consider shading the water with pond dye. To keep your pond water clear and remove accumulated pond muck treat your pond with beneficial bacteria. Airmax® can help you eliminate the guesswork when choosing the appropriate pond maintenance products by providing the most effective pond care products in one kit. Use the Pond Logic® ClearPAC® to treat earth bottom ponds and lakes or the DefensePAC® for water gardens.
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Adventures on the river
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We go on to experience the true adventure of explorers past, building and navigating a raft! On a small river island our guide shows us how to bind balsa logs together with rope to form a 'vessel', so those who wish can float down the Napo for about an hour, en route back to La Casa del Suizo. The duration of this visit is around 4 hours.
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New Mexico Lobos Women's Basketball – In The Pit
Saturday: New Mexico 69, Loyola Marymount 65
By Richard Stevens – Senior Writer/GoLobos.com
Color this Lobo win Brown – as in Antiesha Brown.
The smooth and talented Lobo placed the Lobos on her shoulders for most of the game, shot 13-of-17 from the field, scored 28 points, and was joined by an intense UNM defense at the end to help produce a dramatic, come-from-behind 69-65 win over Loyola Marymount.
"Wow. That's my opening statement," said Lobo Coach Yvonne Sanchez. "Antiesha was an absolute beast, especially in the second half. That's what she does and that's why we have her on this basketball team."
Brown's stat line was impressive: 28 points, 11 rebounds, four steals and three assists in 31 minutes. Her points and her boards were career highs. "Those are the things you look at, not just her scoring," Sanchez said of Brown's other contributions to the stat page.
The Lions led most of the game, but a zone thrown out by New Mexico near the midway mark of the second half took the spark out of the Loyola attack and allowed the Lobos to scratch their way back into the game.
"I kept battling in my mind (about switching to a zone)," said Sanchez.
Said Brown: "We slowed them down a lot especially when we went to the zone. They really didn't know how to handle that so I think that slowed them all the way down and threw them off their game plan."
The New Mexico zone forced Loyola Marymount to call a timeout at 11:45, still up 51-43. The Lions really had no solution to that defensive look – couldn't hit an outside shot. The Lion were guarding a 60-54 lead with 4:58 to play, but their buckets were coming off hustle and not outside shooting.
The Lobos kept chipping away. UNM got seven straight points from Ebony Walker, who finished with 13 points, and the Lobos pulled ahead 63-60. The Lobos never looked back.
"We had a low start, but in the second half our heart showed and the fight came out of us," said Halasz, who had 13 points going 5-of-7 from the line. "Tiesh had a big game and Ebony came in and had a big game."
Brown and Walker combined to go 18-of-26 from the field. The rest of the Lobo team went 8-of-38 shooting. UNM ended the game shooting 40.6 percent to 34.7 percent for the Lions.
"It wasn't pretty and there were a lot of things that didn't go well," said Sanchez. "They (Lobos) found a way to fight. I was really proud of their intensity and their effort."
The Lobos came out of the locker room down by six points and the Lions quickly upped it to ten points 41-31.
"We didn't play very well in the first half," said Sanchez. "We didn't play as hard as they did. We didn't play as smart as they did. We just didn't match their intensity. We got down by 10 in the second half, but we still found a way."
Said Brown: "That's when the heart came out. Whenever the second half came around, it got real. We are not losing in The Pit. That's one of our goals. We're not losing in The Pit. That's one of our goals this year and it's a challenge.
We were not losing today and I think that's what we showed out there."
The Lobos cut their gap to 47-39 at the 14:44 break. UNM was shooting 83.3 percent in the half at that point (5-of-6), but were hurt by turnovers and getting beat on the defensive end.
The Lions called time at 11:45, up 51-43. The Lobos had gone to a zone and Loyola was trying to bust it from the outside, with marginal results. The Lions came out in a soft, full-court press. The Lobos stayed in the zone.
UNM got two buckets from Brown to cut their hole to 51-47. A bucket by Walker made it 53-51 and The Pit got into it for the first time in the second half. Loyola finally hit a jumper over the UNM zone to pull ahead 55-51. That count carried into the 6:59 break. Brown now had 23 points and was 11-of-15 from the floor. UNM was up on the board count 39-37.
Brown scored inside and later added a free throw to pull the Lobos to 55-54. The Lions got a garbage bucket inside and a Bryce Owens turnover led to a Ramirez layup: 59-54. Shumpert got called for a technical at the 4:58 mark and Ramirez used the line to form a 60-54 Loyola lead. The Lions also got the ball.
UNM went into the 3:57 break down 60-55 off a single free throw by Halasz. Walker went under her defender with a post move, scored and added a free throw: 60-58. The Pit got rowdy. The Lobos had hung around and now they were rallying.
UNM got the lead at 61-60 on a Walker layup and got a stop at the other end. Sanchez called time at 1:45. UNM had the ball. UNM's Allemand shot down the lane, but missed her layup. Walker got the follow and UNM was up 63-60.
The Lions missed and Brown scored on a drive: 65-60. The Lions hit a trey and called time, down 65-63. Vaughn got fouled at the 16.5 mark looking at a one-and-one. She hit the first – and the second: 67-63. Ramirez missed long and Allemand got the board at 9.4 and was fouled. UNM was still up by four, but the Lobo freshman iced the win with two more from the line: 69-63. Ramirez hit a bucket in the final second for the 69-65 final.
"It's nice (to win), but we have other games to look forward to," said Brown
"That was a good start for us," said Halasz. "We had to own the second half. "
First Half: Loyola Marymount 35, New Mexico 29
Both teams made 12 field goals in the first half, but the Lions had two more treys and went 8-of-10 from the free-throw line to 4-of-10 for the Lobos. Loyola won the board battle 28-23. UNM had six steals to two for Loyola and the Lobos had five blocked shots vs. one for the Lions.
The Lobos got 13 first-half points from Brown, who went 6-of-8 from the field, but only got off one shot in the final 7:18 of the half. The rest of the Lobos went 6-of-26 from the floor with Shumpert, Vaughn and Owens combining to go 3-of-16. Shumpert and Brown had seven boards. Ebony Walker got into foul trouble and played only four minutes in the first 20 minutes.
Ramirez led Loyola with nine points aided by a 6-of-6 effort from the free-throw line. She went 1-of-7 from the field. UNM shot 35.3 percent in the half and Loyola shot 33.3 percent. The Lobos got two points and no field goals off their bench and Loyola found 14 bench points. The Lions played 13 players and UNM played nine.
The Lions went up 3-0 on a trey before Halasz hit a 15-footer and Shumpert powered inside for a layup. UNM led 4-3 at the 15:58 break. Both teams were playing tough, in-your-face defense. Loyola was shooting 1-of-5 at that mark and UNM was 2-of-9. Vaughn had two blocked shots for UNM.
The Lions came out of the huddle and ran to an 11-8 lead at the 13:07 mark that convinced Sanchez to call a timeout. Loyola extended that lead to 13-8 going into the media break at 11:31. The Lobos were shooting 4-of-18 at that point – 22 percent. The Lions were 6-of-16 with a single trey.
The pace continued to be quick, but a few more baskets starting dropping for the Lobos. Brown scored UNM's final three field goals going into the 7:18 break and UNM was down 21-18. UNM's shooting had warmed to 30.8 percent behind Brown, who was 5-of-7 from the floor. The rest of the Lobos were 3-of-19.
The Lobos grabbed the lead back at 23-22 on an old-fashion trey by Halasz, who drove the lane, kissed one off the backboard and was fouled. That lead dissolved quickly when Loyola's Ramirez hit a trey from in front of the UNM bench: 25-23. UNM got a 25-25 tie off two free throws from Kianna Keller.
At the 4:22 mark, the Lions were up 28-25. UNM was shooting 35.7 percent and Loyola had dipped to 34.5 percent. Brown had 13 points for the home team. UNM cut Loyola's lead to 29-27 and 31-29, but the Lions scored the last four points of the half to carry their 35-29 lead into the half.
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Thank you for choosing to donate to University of New Mexico Athletics! We encourage you to contribute $50 or more to become a Lobo Club member.
If you have ever made a donation to the Lobo Club online, over the phone, or in person, it is very likely that you already have an account for our Online Donation Center and do not need to create a new one. If you are unsure or don't remember your login information, please contact the Lobo Club at 505-925-CLUB (2582) and we will check our system.
As always, thank you for your support of the Lobo Club, the Gateway to Giving for University of New Mexico Athletics.
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New Bull Dock GT-M Fitted With Nitron
Posted on April 23, 2018
Archive : April 2018
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The prestigious Japanese custom bike builders, Bull Dock, have worked their magic again.
The Kawasaki Z1-R based bike is fitted with Nitron NTR R3 twin shocks in the stealth configuration. Finished in white with detailing and springs in the signature Nitron blue it looks absolutely stunning.
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Simulating Climate with the Most Powerful Supercomputer in the World
UH Manoa researchers are using the latest technology to predict future climatesUniversity of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa
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The International Pacific Research Center (IPRC), the climate center at the University of Hawaiʻi, is collaborating with Japanese scientists on analyses of climate data from Japan's Earth Simulator, the most powerful supercomputer in the world. IPRC scientists and lead scientists of the Earth Simulator Center (ESC) and Frontier Research Center for Global Change (FRCGC) of the Japan Agency for Marine-Earth Science and Technology (JAMSTEC) met last week at the University of Hawaiʻi to discuss initial results and further collaboration.
The Earth Simulator, with its over 35 trillion calculations per second, is revolutionizing climate research. Global climate models have been limited greatly by lack of computing power and have had to use resolutions somewhere between 200-300 kilometers for the atmosphere, allowing only blurred pictures of Earth's climate. These low-resolution models cannot take full advantage of the high-resolution satellite observations, which have been available now for some time. The Earth Simulator is now pushing climate models to match the resolution of observations from space and is breaking new ground for modelers to exploit available data. Testing these new well-resolved numerical models against satellite observations is critical for gaining confidence in their projection of regional features of ongoing global warming.
"Models being run on the Earth Simulator are beginning to also change our views of the ocean, the memory of climate," says Shang-Ping Xie, a lead scientist with the IPRC and meteorology professor at the University of Hawaiʻi. "Currents at 500 meters and more below the surface are largely unknown."
At the IPRC — JAMSTEC meeting, the initial results of a high-resolution ocean model simulation on the Earth Simulator revealed surprising swift currents that alternate in narrow bands between eastward and westward flows at great depths. These currents persist for years and extend over much of the Pacific Ocean. This finding will stimulate oceanographers and guide them in charting these deep ocean jets.
Slow variations in the upper 500 meters of the ocean are associated with movement of huge amounts of heat from one region to another, affecting, for example, the paths and intensities of storms. An astonishing result from the Earth Simulator is that these slow ocean variations are highly organized in space and concentrated along narrow fronts across which ocean surface.
"This is rather unexpected, since the wind changes driving the ocean are much broader, 1,000 kilometers or more," according to Masami Nonaka of the FRCGC.
This new knowledge will help climate and fisheries scientists in designing observation systems to monitor changes in these fronts and in their location.
With its highly skilled team in atmospheric and ocean modeling and in analyzing satellite data, the IPRC is well positioned to take advantage of this new frontier created by the Earth Simulator. By weaving information from the Earth Simulator together with satellite observations from space and observations coming from a new ocean measurement project, the Argo project involving several thousand floats, scientists will be able to fast forward to see what the climate in places like Hawaiʻi may be like in the next several decades.
In March 2002, Japan powered up the Earth Simulator, which quickly reached a capacity to do over 35 trillion calculations a second, and thereby became the fastest supercomputer in the world (http://www.time.com/time/2002/inventions/rob_earth.html), indeed as powerful as the next 12 fastest supercomputers together. Two years later, the Earth Simulator is still by far the fastest supercomputer (http://www.top500.org/).
Science has been directed towards breaking down physical phenomena into pieces in order to understand their nature, processes, and principles. But each variable is complexly interconnected with others and reductionism often rules out those interactions. The idea behind Japan's building of this $350-million supercomputer is that with such a powerful computer, it is possible to input the interrelated variables comprising the whole-earth system and simulate the true nature of the planet.
Tetsuya Sato, Director General of the ESC, says on the ESC Web site (http://www.es.jamstec.go.jp/), "With the Earth Simulator, we are now able to search in territories where no intellectual creation of humankind was ever possible, being able to understand the Earth with all factors entangled together simultaneously, from the micro process of how clouds or snow has been formed, to the macro process of atmospheric circulation, just the way Earth is."
The International Pacific Research Center is an international climate research center that was established under the "Japan-United States Common Agenda for Cooperation in Global Perspective" to promote understanding of the nature and predictability of climate in the Asia Pacific region. The center was founded in October 1997 within the School of Ocean and Earth Science and Technology at the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa. It is funded by governmental agencies in Japan and the United States and by the University of Hawaiʻi. Further information about the IPRC is available at http://iprc.soest.hawaii.edu/.
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Wabash College senior Geoff Lambert isn't dwelling on last year's experience as he prepares for Friday's 800-meter run at the NCAA Division III Indoor National Championships at Ohio Northern University. Lambert qualified for last year's nationals and was in a battle for the championship with Ohio Northern's Jimmy O'Brien. Lambert was in the lead until the final 50-meter sprint, when O'Brien overtook him to win in a time of 1:53.48. Lambert crossed the finish line in 1:53.84.
"I'm not really thinking about that, my focus is this year," Lambert said. "I thought about it during my summer and winter training, but this week I'm just thinking about this being a new year and I'm not dwelling on last year. I'm looking to the future at this point."
Lambert said he hasn't changed much in his training for his trip to Ada, Ohio. He went through his usual Sunday long run, which has been a staple of the Wabash program. He had his hard workout Tuesday, then Wednesday and today will have light training before Friday's race.
Lambert, a Chesterton High School graduate, waited until the last possible race to qualify for his second indoor and fifth overall national tournament. He joined teammates Rob Smallman and Hugh Jackson at Friday's DePauw Indoor Last Chance Qualifier. Lambert earned an automatic qualifying time into nationals after winning Friday's event in a time of 1:52.70. He joins O'Brien with the fourth-quickest seed time among the 12 national participants. Hamilton College sophomore Peter Kosgei leads the way with his seed time of 1:52.42. Seniors Nick Stenuf of Nazareth College and Adam Pennington of North Central College both have seed times of 1:52.60.
Before the DePauw meet, Lambert's quickest time was a 1:53.93, which was 14th in the country and wouldn't have qualified him for the national meet. Lambert said he's normally a pretty nervous person, but the meet at DePauw was smaller so he knew everyone in the field. He went out hard, running his first 200 meters in 26.8 seconds, which was right where he needed to be. He was at 55 seconds at the quarter-mile mark, then the third 200 was when he pushed himself even more.
"I was happy that I ran fast enough to get an automatic seed," Lambert said. "But at this point, seeds don't matter. I'm happy I made the field and we'll see how things work out."
Lambert has competed in four national championships — two indoor and two outdoor — and has made it to the final race twice. He will be running in the second of two heats Friday. The top two finishers from each heat and the next four quickest times advance to Saturday's finals.
Before thinking about running for a national championship, Lambert said his main focus is getting to the finals. Should he get one of the top-eight spots after Friday, Lambert said he and distance coach Roger Busch will go to dinner and plan out the strategy for Saturday's finals.
To advance out of Friday, Lambert said he has to get out and run with the top two or three people in the field for the first 200 meters. After going out hard, he has to stay consistent through the first 600 meters and make it an honest, hard race.
"I'm going to get nervous on Friday before warmups then I'm going to calm down once I start stretching out," Lambert said. "Then once I get my spikes on the nerves are going to start again. But I know the field and just can't go out and overanalyze and think too much."
Busch said Lambert's progression has been tailored toward making nationals. He battled injuries during the fall cross country season, then early in the winter had hip and knee issues.
"A lot of his training has been based on performing back-to-back days," Busch said. "He has to get mentally prepared to get up toward the front. But you can't run for a national championship unless you get out of prelims, so we will start planning and strategizing for the championship race when that happens."
Also finishing fifth in the 2006 Outdoor National Championships, Lambert has gained All-American honors twice during his collegiate career. He said his third opportunity to gain All-American honors will be another step in putting the Wabash program back on the map.
"Going for All-American for a third time not only means a lot to me but for Roger Busch and the entire program," Lambert said. "Since Busch came here, we have been trying to program back to the way when Busch ran here. It will be important for me to see the program continue to build up."
Lambert doesn't plan on leaving the Montgomery County area after graduation. Next year, he will be a student teacher at North Montgomery High School and will continue training under Busch.
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Hi there,
can you change my name from blink_wizard to ivan_soto?
Yes I can and I have.
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Is it possible for the cyber elves to change my name from dranelement to matt1211? This account is rather old...
Well the cyber elves said it wasn't possible, I then realized that the cyber elves perceptions of reality was suffering a severe bug and the only way of solving it was repeated rebooting of their system through a back end exploit, ---- that is to say I exploited my position as Agnet guy in charge to give them a large boot up the back end, ----- after that it suddenly became possible.
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hey. could someone please change my name from microsoftsam to ElizaBaez? please and thank you
@Eliza hope you like the name.
@Dragon, one question as regards cyber elf payment.
What is the current exchange rate for dragon gold to bit coins. now I know that dragon gold is more valuable than normal gold standard gold on account of all of the people who've been eaten in the process of acquiring it, however by the same token since anyone actually attempting to use! any dragon gold for anything including international buying and selling usually also gets eaten, that makes dragon gold practically useless.
Cyber elves need paying in bit coins which are an entirely virtual currency, so how exactly do we resolve this problem if we can't actually determine a stable market value for the actual worth! of dragon gold.
Hay wait a minute I know? I'll take the payment in dragon munchings of dislikable individuals, that should work.
Hey there. I was just wonderring, can you please change my username from BigGun to Ferumite? Thanks in advance!
Sorry Big gun but I'm afraid I must refuse.
In this topic you already had your username changed from asredojevic to Big gun (see post 60 from July last year).
As it says in the site faq and the start of this topic, we generally only allow members one change of username to stop things getting confusing unless there is an extremely good reason.
Plus I'm afraid your newly requested name, Ferumite, sounds a bit too much like forumite, ie, what we often call forum members so would possibly be confusing in and of itself, even if it weren't your third name anyway.
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Would it be possible to have my name changed from superantoha to Anton?
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It would, and it has, and it is done and It hopes you are happy with it, yes it does my precious!
Was thinking of adding 97 to the end of my user name. Would that count as my one time name change?
Hmmm, I don't think we've actually been asked that before.
My gut would suggest that since your not actually changing! your name, ie all the original JCion would be there, just with a couple of numbers at the end then it would be okay.
the purpose of the one time name change rule is to stop confusion with people changing their names willy nilly, but it would still be fairly obvious that you were the same person anyway just with an additional number.
so if you want me to add a 97 to the end of your name I wouldn't be against doing that, and you could still change your name later to something %100 different if you wished.
of course, if this then leads to a flood of forum members all asking for extra numbers we might have to rethink things, but hay lets let sleeping flame wars lie .
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That's my good deed done for the year, so now I can go back to being mean as always .
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Uh, ban avoiding now?
@Mahdi I'm afraid not.
This is a new account and can't be renamed with the same name as your old one, treat it as a new chance to do things right this time.
@Darth, I've written a moderator announcement regarding Mahdi in general game discussion which explains the situation.
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I would like to have my name on this valuable and ever changing forum, to be replaced, which in these days makes ore sense now.
My old username (based off my "second life" name was
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The new name I would like to be known as, is simply
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Something perhaps to do with a certain Denver queen who appeared on this forum recently perhaps, maybe perhaps?
Either way you are now lighter by factor of one queen .
Please change my name from jedi to GauravSharma, thanks.
Reason: that's my real name.
Very well Gaurav, you have now fallen to the dark side and are no longer a Jedi .
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The four teams we wanted made it to NFL Championship Weekend. These are two games that we've been building to for years.
The NFC has been ramping up to this moment since Jim Harbaugh joined his old pal Pete Carroll in the NFC West. Denver and New England felt fated to meet in the AFC Championship Game since Peyton Manning arrived in Denver.
As familiar as the four teams appear, the NFL never stays the same for long. The Patriots succeed by constantly changing their offense, often during a season. The Broncos are also different in many ways than the team that New England beat back in Week 12.
Let's took a look at each title game, through the prism of what's different since the last time they faced:
New England Patriots at Denver Broncos, 3:00 ET, CBS
1. Patriots left tackle Nate Solder is one of the best pass protectors in football, but Von Miller owned him in Week 12. With Miller out of the lineup, the Broncos don't have a great one-on-one pass rusher. New England's run-heavy offense relies on quick throws from Brady, but it will uncork a few shot plays each week. With Miller out, the Broncos need to get their pass rush from the interior linemen.
2. Pressure up the middle bothers any quarterback, especially Brady. Broncos defensive tackle Terrance "Pot Roast" Knighton is playing great lately, and Malik Jackson has done a nice job all season.
3. LeGarrette Blount had just two carries the first time the two teams played, getting benched after an early fumble. Stevan Ridley was also benched in that game after a fumble, so Brandon Bolden carried the load. Blount and Ridley now form one of the best one-two backfields in the league, with Blount an offensive centerpiece. Brady has thrown just 75 passes over the last three weeks, the lowest number of his career. The Patriots like to keep their defense off the field.
4. The absence of Broncos cornerback Chris Harris because of a torn ACL could be crucial. He's the team's slot cornerback, and one of the best at the role in the entire league. All of New England's receiver talent plays between the hashmarks: Julian Edelman, Danny Amendola and running back Shane Vereen. Can cornerbacks like Champ Bailey and Quentin Jammer play well inside if necessary?
5. The Patriots stormed back from 24-0 down on Denver after the Broncos lost Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie to injury. DRC is enjoying an underrated season; he's easily the Broncos' best cornerback. It would be fascinating to see him check Edelman all game.
6. Wes Welker is only in his second game back from a serious concussion. As Chris Wesseling pointed out, Welker did not appear to have his usual quickness last week against San Diego. Welker hasn't topped 40 receiving yards in three of his last four games, including the first Patriots clash.
7. The Broncos showed off a newly vertical passing game down the stretch in the regular season. Manning threw the ball well deep, but wasn't able to hit big plays last week. New England's secondary is vulnerable if Manning is protected. And no one has been able to hit Manning lately.
That could change this week. In Chandler Jones and Jamie Collins, the Patriots have a nice duo of pass rushers. Collins also doubles as a great defender in pass coverage; he could take on tight end Julius Thomas at times. Rob Ninkovich is capable of a big game as well.
8. My biggest question this week: Will the Patriots ever come out of their two deep safety shell? They begged Manning to check to run plays all game in Week 12. Manning obliged, resulting in 224 rushing yards for Knowshon Moreno. He had 37 carries, the most in the NFL in the last four years. The Patriots will probably live with giving up huge rushing totals, not unlike Belichick's Super Bowl strategy as the New York Giants' defensive coordinator against the Buffalo Bills way back in Super Bowl XXV.
9. Montee Ball is a far bigger factor in the Broncos' backfield than he was in early November. He's Denver's best power runner, and has improved his pass protection.
10. The final, biggest difference from Week 12: The weather. Conditions will be perfect for passing Sunday. Don't expect Moreno to have 37 carries again.
San Francisco 49ers at Seattle Seahawks, 6:30 ET, Fox
1. The 49ers' offense has ascended since the team beat the Seahawks 19-17 in Week 14. San Francisco has scored 23 points in five straight games, averaging 27 points. They have only one giveaway in the last four weeks.
2. The biggest difference in the 49ers' offense is obvious: Wide receiver Michael Crabtree has rounded fully into shape. He's a true No. 1 receiver. San Francisco was painfully thin on the outside before Crabtree returned, without competent backups. With Crabtree, Anquan Boldin and Vernon Davis, San Francisco has enough weapons now.
3. Colin Kaepernick is still missing a lot of throws. He hasn't faced much pressure in the postseason because of his excellent offensive line, which has allowed time to extend plays and improvise. He was picked off in the red zone by Seahawks cornerback Byron Maxwell in Week 14, but Kaepernick is exceptionally careful not to make the big mistake. He almost seems too careful at times, often not throwing to open receivers. But that's what coach Jim Harbaugh wants.
4. Maxwell is going to be a huge factor in this game. Kaepernick tried to pick on him last time around when Maxwell was a new starter. The Seahawks corner played well in that game, and kept up that level of play in the weeks since. The 49ers had a hard time getting open against Seattle in Candlestick.
5. NaVorro Bowman has taken his level of play from Pro Bowl-caliber to Hall of Fame-level. (Seriously: The guy has made three first-team All-Pro teams in three seasons as a starter. He's on his way.) There isn't a better defensive player in the league at any position, and he's ramped up his productivity down the stretch. His trademark quality: decisive, exceptionally fast pursuit of ball carriers.
6. While Bowman is a complete player, his tag-team partner Patrick Willis is a liability in coverage. The Seahawks exposed Willis against their tight ends in the teams' first matchup.
7. The Seahawks' passing game went into a funk down the stretch. Russell Wilson's completion percentage since Week 14: 56.7, down dramatically from early in the season. Percy Harvin is not coming to save the Seahawks' offense soon.
8. Even in the Week 14 game, Wilson's timing was an issue. He was late on a few throws and occasionally hesitant. The culmination of a season-long lack of protection has piled up. Wilson sometimes leaves the pocket too soon because he expects pressure to come. The Seahawks started Michael Bowie at left guard for the first time last week, and he was not bad. Seattle's guards have a very difficult matchup against the 49ers' Glenn Dorsey, Ray McDonald and Justin Smith up front.
9. The 49ers' offensive line has been one of the best units of the league all season. It's peaking right now, and it's the biggest reason why I'm taking San Francisco to win.
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SOCCER UPDATESS – A number of rotations to Jose Mourinho's team made for a low-key start in which Gustavo Munua was only forced into his first save in the 17th minute as he positioned himself well to keep the lively Kaka's effort out of the top corner.
Levante were sitting extremely deep with every man behind the ball for large parts of the half, enabling los Blancos to dictate the tempo of the game. Yet the hosts continued to amble through the game and it ended up costing them dearly in the 31st minute.
After absorbing some more pressure Levante countered in the 31st minute with Iborra finding Michel with space to run into. He slid a pass to his right for Pedro Rios who then returned the favour with a cutback from the byline and the former Valencia man's deflected shot got the better of Lopez.
After Jose Callejon had blasted a shot into the side netting, Higuain ensured that Madrid only remained behind for five minutes with a moment of pure brilliance. From Xabi Alonso's cross, the Argentine met the ball with an acrobatic volley that gave Munua no chance and flew straight into the net.
The score was overturned just three minutes later as los Merengues were awarded a penalty for handball by Christian Lell. Kaka took responsibility from the spot and sent the keeper the wrong way with a cool finish.
Ronaldo was introduced for the start of the second half and momentum remained with the hosts, though Higuain and Karim Benzema were unable to double the hosts' lead within five minutes of the restart.
However, Madrid again reverted to shooting from range and Mourinho would surely have been irate with his side had Robert Acquafresca's 56th-minute volley crept in the bottom corner.
The reigning Liga champions continued to pepper Munua's goal with shots but they lacked the conviction to kill the game off. Higuain and Arbeloa were both thwarted in quick succession 15 minutes from time as the outcome remained in the balance.
But victory was finally assured in the closing stages as the Argentine striker's drilled cutback was controlled by Ronaldo and then volleyed past the idle keeper.
The Portuguese then turned provider as he past up the opportunity to net a second by rolling the ball across the box to offer Ozil a simple tap in for Madrid's fourth.
Ozil then wrapped up a brilliant cameo as he followed his pass to Angel di Maria and as the winger let the ball get away from him in the area he was on hand to slide in a second.
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CANANDAIGUA � There was no vote on a proposed rental registration housing law ��which would add a contact database of landlords � during Thursday night�s Canandaigua City Council meeting. Due to a large response from city landlords, the issue will be discussed further during the Oct. 15 Ordinance Committee meeting.
�It does impact a lot of people, so we want to take our time and get it right,� said Councilmember and Ordinance Committee Chairperson David Whitcomb.
If it�s eventually passed, the law would require owners of residential rental property to provide contact information, including phone numbers and emails, to the city. The ordinance � which was introduced and tabled during the Sept. 5 council meeting at City Hall � also requires the property owner to obtain a permit on a yearly basis. Council determined later in September that there would be no fee for the annual permit.
Canandaigua landlord Mike Yarger organized multiple other property owners, along with a tenant, to attend the Oct. 3 meeting and discuss the issue. Yarger requested that the ordinance be lifted off the table and for a vote to occur Thursday,�which was�the final City Council meeting before November�s election. A motion to lift the item from the table was voted on and failed. After the item did not pass, many landlords in attendance exited the meeting.
Mayor Ellen Polimeni noted that the proposal began with a request by city staff to obtain information for landlords or property managers. During past committee meetings, City Manager David Forrest noted that the city has had difficulties contacting landlords in instances involving problems with tenants, along with other reasons why the city may need to be in touch with the property owner.
Polimeni said she was surprised by the reaction to the �simple request.�
�It just seems that this has grown into such a huge question,� Polimeni said.
The rental registration housing law item will be discussed at 7 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 15 at the Hurley Building, located at 205 Saltonstall St. in Canandaigua. The issue was previously discussed during past Ordinance Committee meetings, along with a September Finance Committee meeting.
The full resolution can be found online at Canandaiguanewyork.gov.