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Jan Wiersma's round-up from this year's IMN / Data Centres Forum conference
At this year's IMN Financing, Investing & Real Estate Development for Data Centres Forum, I joined the brilliant Jean-Simon Venne, Vice President-Energy Efficiency, SMi-Enerpro, to discuss datacenter design, implementation and construction. Our session on Day 1, combined with the Green Data Centres, Data Centre Energy Efficiency and ROI/Payback debate, saw many great and discerning arguments raised.
One discussion I was particularly involved in was around the idea that clients aren't asking for modular and 'green' approaches from real estate giants. My counterpoint to this argument was that without utilising the modular approach, clients potentially miss the great CAPEX opportunity that this typically offers. Equally, from an OPEX perspective, the modular benefits of free cooling and reduced temperatures are unexploited. It is therefore the responsibility of the datacenter industry to educate customers on these issues as they often fall under the radar of many CIOs and CFOs, which is therefore the reason many businesses don't opt for them.


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The Meteonite (Japanese: メテオナイト Meteonite) is an item that appeared in Pokémon the Series: Black & White. It was the central focus of Team Rocket's mission from In The Shadow of Zekrom! to Battling For The Love of Bug-Types!.
In Triple Leaders, Team Threats!, Jessie, James, and Meowth were assigned to collect energy from the Dreamyard, a mission they carried out in the next episode. Giovanni revealed that he would use the energy to search for a similar signature and would contact them with more information soon.
Giovanni directly introduced Jessie, James, and Meowth to the Meteonite in his briefing to them in The Bloom Is On Axew!. He explained that in ancient times, a giant Meteonite entered the Earth's atmosphere and broke apart, making impact in pieces throughout the world with the largest piece being somewhere in Unova. Further explaining that the Meteonite, even in small pieces, could conduct massive amounts of energy, such as the energy from the Dreamyard, Giovanni assigned the trio to seek it out, as he intended to use it to further Team Rocket's plan for world conquest.
In A Home For Dwebble!, Pierce assigned the trio to break into a facility known as the Antimony Research Lab to steal data on the Meteonite. Using a series of devices, they successfully downloaded the research data. Later, in Here Comes The Trubbish Squad!, a Team Rocket agent delivered a fake Meteonite to the trio, with instructions to wait for further orders. After confirming they had the dummy Meteonite in A Night in the Nacrene City Museum!, Pierce assigned the trio to break into the museum to switch it with a small piece of the Meteonite, which they did in The Battle According to Lenora!.
Dr. Zager arrived to examine the piece of the Meteonite in Scraggy—Hatched to be Wild!. He discovered that, as he suspected, it consisted of elements not found on the planet. When it reacted to the beam of Dreamyard energy he was examining it with, he excitedly declared that it was what he was looking for.
In A Venipede Stampede!, Jessie, James, Meowth, Pierce, and Dr. Zager flew over the Desert Resort, using the small Meteonite to scan for the larger one. When they discovered it, the energy pulses in the nearby area destabilized, a swarm of Venipede fled the desert and descended upon Castelia City. Giovanni was later seen heading for Unova in order to oversee its collection in person. At the end of the episode, Professor Juniper went to the desert to investigate what had happened.
Two unaired episodes were to have featured the climax of Team Rocket's quest for the Meteonite and their fight with Team Plasma over it, until they were indefinitely postponed and later retconned out of continuity. A preview for the episodes, however, gave away in its conclusion that the Meteonite, revealed to have the purpose of serving as an artificial sun whose energy could create imbalances in the weather and energy flow of the planet, as well as sending masses of Pokémon into a panic, would be used by Giovanni in an attempt to extort control of Unova from its most elite businessmen and politicians before getting taken by Team Plasma, who intended to use it to control Pokémon into leaving their trainers in the name of their hero. During the two teams' fight, it released energy blasts that empowered all Pokémon in the area but also threatened to destroy Castelia City, and it was to be ultimately destroyed by Pikachu. In Battling For The Love of Bug-Types!, Matori told Jessie, James, and Meowth the mission was over and discharged them to do as they pleased in Unova.
- The Meteonite's backstory of being used by ancient people as a replacement sun when a volcanic eruption covered the atmosphere, as well as its placement in Relic Castle, is a direct reference to Volcarona and its role in the games. Volcarona itself would be featured later in the anime, albeit in a much different role.
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STINGRAY749 wrote:Is it me or does anyone else think those insecticons will get a figure?
STINGRAY749 wrote:The autobots killed makeshift by setting the timer on his grenade. The cons didn't kill him.
Is it me or does anyone else think those insecticons will get a figure?
Godzillabot Primal wrote:STINGRAY749 wrote:Is it me or does anyone else think those insecticons will get a figure?
Hasbro got the rights to the name Kickback, I'm guessing it is the figure for the insecticon mold.
Probably voyager class, needs to be bigger then the other decepticons in the line. Once again we will suffer the wrath of expensive army builders
Funklizard wrote:Or they could just call it "Insecticon"; "Kickback" doesn't have to be an Insecticon name. (Though it would be cool if it were; even if that doesn't make much sense for a rhinoceros beetle.)
crazyjeffy wrote:I predict Airachnid's gonna get canned soon >.> Remember how they klled Makeshift because he was too powerful?
Hypershock wrote:What iwanna know is what happens to the huge insecticon army
The Hub has released the following exclusive video clip and still from "Armada," the next new episode of Transformers Prime premiering on Saturday, April 21, 2012, at 8:30 PM (ET). In the episode, the Autobot Bulkhead finds himself trapped aboard the Decepticon Warship and caught between two different attempts on Megatron's life.
Hope we see how he gets one.BeastProwl wrote:Wait. Starscream got a T-Cog? Those were internal weapons.
FE Starscream's a fairly tall Deluxe, so he fits best.Sodan-1 wrote:Off topic: only realised that Bulkhead and Starscream are the same height. Kind of throws a spanner in the works when getting the figures.
Shadowman wrote:This is Sabrblade we're talking about. His ability to store trivial information about TV shows is downright superhuman.
Caelus wrote:My wife pointed out something interesting about the prehistoric Predacons. I said that everyone was complaining because transforming for them mostly consisted of them just standing up-right. She essentially said, 'So? That's what our ancestors did.'
Sabrblade wrote:Looks good.Hope we see how he gets one.BeastProwl wrote:Wait. Starscream got a T-Cog? Those were internal weapons.
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- Applying molecular and systems modeling to drug discovery and development
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Ongoing Efforts
The NIMML has established an extensible innovation pipeline for developing safer and more effective therapeutics for immune-mediated, infectious and chronic inflammatory diseases.
Lanthionine synthetase component C-like protein 2: a new drug target for inflammatory diseases and diabetes.
Translational research and efficacy of biologics in Crohn's disease: a cautionary tale.
Systems modeling of molecular mechanisms controlling cytokine-driven CD4+ T cell differentiation and phenotype plasticity.
Enteroaggregative Escherichia coli strain in a novel weaned mouse model: exacerbation by malnutrition, biofilm as a virulence factor and treatment by nitazoxanide.
Conjugated linoleic acid modulates immune responses in patients with mild to moderately active Crohn's disease.
Computational modeling-based discovery of novel classes of anti-inflammatory drugs that target lanthionine synthetase C-like protein 2.
Dietary α-eleostearic acid ameliorates experimental inflammatory bowel disease in mice by activating peroxisome proliferator-activated receptor-γ.
Molecular modeling of lanthionine synthetase component C-like protein 2: a potential target for the discovery of novel type 2 diabetes prophylactics and therapeutics.
- Developing host-targeted, broad-based therapeutics for respiratory and enteric infections
- Characterizing the mechanisms of action of host-targeted therapeutics
- Examining the modulation of innate and immune responses to flu by LANCL2
Ongoing Efforts
The NIMML has identified novel naturally occurring compounds that modulate host immune responses during influenza virus infection. We characterized their molecular target and mechanism of action involving activation of the lanthionine synthetase C-like 2 pathway
Lanthionine synthetase component C-like protein 2: a new drug target for inflammatory diseases and diabetes.
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PPAR-gamma activation as an anti-inflammatory therapy for respiratory virus infections.
The Nutritional Immunology and Molecular Medicine Laboratory at the Virginia Bioinformatics Institute is actively involved in economic development. We offer a diverse portfolio of patents and intellectual property and seek to establish key strategic alliances with pharma and biotech companies, which will help us to translate our new scientific discoveries from the laboratory bench to the global market.
Spin off Companies Licensing NIMML's Technologies:
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Lowe gets $53K in payout, paid leave
Haines Borough Police Chief Gary Lowe will receive three months of paid leave plus a $36,000 payout as part of a "negotiated separation agreement" with the Haines Borough.
The agreement, signed April 8 and released Tuesday, was negotiated between manager Mark Earnest, Lowe and attorney Brooks Chandler.
It allows Lowe to remain on paid leave until June 17, when he will qualify to receive 100 percent of the borough's contributions to his retirement account, and the additional $36,000.
According to chief fiscal officer Jila Stuart, three months' leave amounts to $17,095. That compares to Lowe's $84,000 salary for the current fiscal year.
When Lowe approached the borough with his resignation, he requested to remain employed until June 17 in order to obtain the retirement benefits, Earnest said.
Earnest would not otherwise comment on the nature or length of the negotiations, how the $36,000 figure was reached or why the borough engaged in a separation agreement instead of terminating Lowe outright.
Mayor Stephanie Scott, who signed the agreement on behalf of the assembly, said it is in the best interest of the community because it protects the borough from a lawsuit. However, she said Lowe hadn't explicitly threatened to sue and she couldn't say what grounds he might have for a suit.
"The objective was to allow the chief to step down without legal repercussions to the borough and to move as quickly as possible to repairing and restoring the department's credibility. So if this is what it took in order to achieve that, I would say that maybe in this case the ends justify the means," Scott said. The agreement includes a covenant for Lowe not to sue.
Assembly member Norm Smith said he thought Lowe might sue, and pointed to Earnest's failure to conduct performance evaluations (including Lowe's) for four years as a possible rationale for a suit. Assembly member Debra Schnabel also said the lack of evaluations could have contributed to how the situation with Lowe has been resolved.
"(Lowe) was not evaluated for four years. We have a manager that for four years told the assembly and the chief that (Lowe) was doing a great job... If the chief had been evaluated on a regular basis in a formal way, would many of the concerns that have been underscored by staff complaints, would they have been dealt with? Would that have happened? I can't say," Schnabel said.
Schnabel said while she found the cash payout portion of the contract to be "adequate," she had a problem with allowing Lowe to remain employed with the borough until June just to secure benefits.
"In my opinion, it was an incredible concession... because we are looking out for the best interests of someone who we do not want employed with us anymore," Schnabel said.
Smith referred to the concession as a "courtesy." "He's two months away from receiving this and it would not be a good thing if it didn't happen... I think it's out of courtesy that the assembly agreed to that portion of the thing," Smith said.
Smith added Lowe also receives retirement benefits from a previous job in another state .
The assembly met in executive session for about 40 minutes April 9 to discuss the negotiated agreement. Assembly members said this week the agreement was presented to them, but they did not make any changes during the executive session. The assembly unanimously voted to approve the agreement.
"The assembly just weighed in on it, saw the specifics and said, 'OK, it looks good to us," Smith said.
When asked if he thought the agreement was fair, assembly member Steve Vick said "it's the best we can do given the circumstances."
"It's fair for what it is. That's a hard question. I guess it meets my expectations," Vick said.
The agreement includes a "without cause" clause stating Lowe's resignation – or its acceptance by the borough – should not be taken as an "assertion, finding or admission of wrongdoing on the part of either party."
Lowe has been under scrutiny by the borough for the past two months following complaints from within the police department regarding inappropriate behavior including verbal abuse, intimidation, bullying, and the training of a Taser beam on two officers.
A majority of department employees corroborated a written complaint that Lowe had a history of such behavior here.
When asked why the assembly did not choose to fire Lowe and give him three months' severance pay as his contract dictates, Schnabel said the assembly really didn't entertain the idea of firing him once Lowe offered to resign.
"I don't recall having a discussion or debate about whether we were going to fire him. I think we came to a consensus that it was best that he not be on staff," Schnabel said.
Earnest said in an interview Tuesday he did not know whether he would refer the case to troopers for a criminal investigation, but said he would "look into it" and "follow up on that."
"I don't know. I just don't know. I don't know at this point. I'm not sure," Earnest said.
Mayor Scott also said she would "follow up with that question," but said she thought a criminal investigation would be "harmful to the community."
"Whatever is legally correct needs to be done; if a crime was committed, then of course. But somebody is going to have to prove a crime was committed, and that's going to be a mess. That means we're going to have to live this all over again, and I don't know if that's worth it," Scott said.
Trooper Ken VanSpronsen, who is currently acting as both the wildlife and state trooper in Haines, said Earnest would need to request troopers investigate in order for them to become involved. However, VanSpronsen was skeptical troopers would become involved, even if asked.
"I highly doubt we'll touch it. Based on the information we have received to date, it doesn't meet the statutory requirements," VanSpronsen said.
Lowe, who was placed on paid administrative leave March 26, switched to annual leave April 10. He will exhaust his annual, personal and executive leave and then be placed back on administrative leave until June 17, his effective resignation date.
Under Lowe's "Tier 4" retirement benefit, the borough pays into his retirement account 5 percent of his gross wages.


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The employment picture in the U.S. continued to brighten, with employers outside of the agriculture businesses adding some 227,000 new positions in February, the Bureau of Labor Statistics announced this morning.
The key monthly employment report showed gains topped expectations slightly, beating Wall Street consensus for a 210,000 jump.
"Employment rose in professional and businesses services, health care and social assistance, leisure and hospitality, manufacturing, and mining," the BLS said in a statement.
Excluding those employed in the public sector, payrolls increased by 233,000 during the month, also above projections.
Unemployment remained stable at 8.3 percent, ending the steady move lower. However the participation rate increased to 63.9 percent, a 20 basis point gain from January. Last February, the participation rate was 0.3 percentage points higher than today's announcement indicated.
"[It was] pretty good, you added a significant amount of jobs," Austan Goolsbee, Former Chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers to President Obama, said on Bloomberg TV. "The unemployment rate staying the same I think is interesting given the increase in the labor force."
Strong revisions to last month's headline figure pushed January total new nonfarm payrolls to 284,000 from 243,000. December was revised to 223,000 from 203,000.
One of the best metrics released in the employment report was the U-6 rate, which declined to 14.9 percent, the lowest reading in more than three years. The U-6 rate measures the percent of people in the U.S. that are unemployed, as well as those who are marginally attached to the work force or only working part time for economic reasons.
This is the big number we've been waiting for for 5 weeks. Analysts are expecting 210K net new non-farm payrolls for February.
The number comes out at 8:30 AM, and we'll have the number here.
That's down from 243K that was registered in January.
As you'll recall, our prediction is for 285K.
Goldman's prediction is for just 200K.
Via Bloomberg, here are some more official predictions:
- Change in non-farm payrolls: +210K
- Change in private payrolls: +225K
- Change in manufacturing payrolls 24K
- Unemployment rate 8.3%
- Average hourly wage gains 0.2%
At the moment, S&P futures are basically flat.


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May 27, 2010
By Catherine Roebuck
This is the second article in a four-part series on Ohio University's initial LEED building projects.
Formerly the Sigma Chi fraternity house, 15 Park Place is the first of three Ohio University buildings to undergo the LEED certification process.
The renovation will cost roughly $2.3 million, funded in part through a $2 million gift by Ohio University alumni Robert and Margaret Walter. The facility will be used for the new offices of Education Abroad, currently located on the first floor of Lindley Hall, and International Student and Faculty Services, currently located on the third floor of Baker University Center.
According to Project Manager Howard Fokes, renovating an old building such as 15 Park Place is no easy task. In some cases, he said, it can be more difficult than building a completely new structure.
"On this house there wasn't a single system…that could be used. Everything is being replaced – from the plumbing, the HVAC system, which there really wasn't one at all, and the electrical system was shot and would not meet current code. There were all sorts of issues," Fokes said.
Renovations to 15 Park Place will accrue LEED points by drawing on the site's natural landscape.
The sloping hillside behind the house will be restored with native and adapted vegetation to promote biodiversity, and invasive exotic species will be removed. Storm water will flow into the pond below, allowing it to infiltrate the ground and reduce the risk of flooding, thereby alleviating pressure on the Athens municipal storm water sewage system.
The project also places a heavy emphasis on optimizing energy efficiency.
Planned features include energy-efficient lighting, insulated exterior walls, and water-efficient fixtures, such as sink aerators to conserve water in the restrooms and kitchenette, according to Lynnette Clouse, LEED accredited project manager in the Office of Design and Construction.
Once renovated, the old fraternity building will be tied into university-wide energy distribution systems, such as the central steam and chilled water loops.
According to the U.S. Department of Energy, buildings use 39 percent of the energy and 74 percent of the electricity produced each year in the U.S. The benefits of curbing building energy consumption are two-fold – addressing both the environment and the bottom line, according to Fokes.
"The less energy a building uses, the better off we are because it's less money that we are paying for all that energy. But overall, we are trying to go down a more sustainable path," Fokes said.
The renovation will also strive to provide a more comfortable and healthy work environment for employees – earning points toward LEED's "indoor environmental quality" metric. This includes daylighting and controllability of systems, allowing occupants to adjust lighting and temperature to their own individual comfort level, said Clouse.
Fokes said he also plans to give priority to recycled building materials as well as materials from local sources throughout the building process.
Construction will begin on 15 Park Place within the next few weeks and is scheduled to be completed by January 2011. The project will be handled by RVC Architects, a local firm chosen from a pool of more than 40 candidates who responded to OHIO's request for qualifications (RFQ), according to Fokes.
Part three of the four-part series will focus on the new Schoonover Center for Communication building. Look for it June 3! For more information on the university's commitment to LEED certification, click here.


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Griffith Observatory Star Party
August 22, 2015, 2:00pm to 9:45pm
Griffith Observatory
2800 East Observatory Road
Los Angeles, California 90027
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Please direct all inquiries about this event to Geovanni Somoza at firstname.lastname@example.com
Become a member of The Planetary Society and together we will create the future of space exploration.
Help advance robotic and human space exploration, defend our planet, and search for life.


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If you are in your first year or two of undergraduate school, you may be wondering what you should know before applying to law school to increase your chances of being accepted. Here are ten things you can do to make yourself a stronger candidate.
1. Know what major you want and excel in studying it. Law schools are not interested whether you pursue a law-related undergraduate major or not. What they are looking for is dedication in the area of study you choose. A double major with several minors will not necessarily help you.
2. Know how to build and maintain a first-rate GPA. Your first two years of college will set you up for a successful GPA for the next years of your higher education.
3. Know the importance of leadership roles. Now is the time to become active in your community and take on leadership positions in extracurricular activities. Pick several to pursue and be willing to provide service with no pay so you can claim volunteer work.
4. Have competence in a wide range of classes. Anything that will build your writing, research and analytical skills will be beneficial when the time comes to apply to the top law schools.
5. Know about law. Even if your degree is not law-related, take a few courses as your electives. This will prepare you with a foundation of skills and help you grasp if a study of law is really for you.
6. Know your faculty members. Their letters of recommendation could have a huge impact on whether you are accepted to the top law schools in the country or not.
7. Know people who work in a legal profession. They will have the ability to give you sound advice on the application process and what the top law schools are really like.
8. Have an internship under your belt. By working in a real legal environment, you can gain hands-on experience and truly determine if law is the right work for you.
9. Know what you can do with your degree. Research job titles and their given descriptions. There is quite a range of job options for you, so decide which specific track you want to pursue.
10. Know that applications committees and potential employers can view your social networking profiles. Keep information about yourself unobjectionable to make a good impression and prevent any question of your character.
By bearing in mind the importance of these ten considerations, you will be better prepared to apply for admission into the top law schools.
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3. Know the importance of leadership roles. Now is the time to become active in your community and take on leadership positions in extracurricular activities. Pick several to pursue and be willing to provide service with no pay so you can claim volunteer work.


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Twitter alters its terms of access to its information, thereby harming the services that built themselves on that information. Which was stupid, because Twitter gets fewer and fewer material benefits from allowing people to use its water. And why would you build a service that relies on a private company's assets anyway? Facebook changes its terms of access regularly. It's broken its own Pages system and steadily grows more invasive and desperate. Instagram, now owned by Facebook, just went through its first major change in terms of service. Which went as badly as anyone who's interacted with Facebook would expect. As Twitter disconnected itself from sharing services like IFTTT, so Instagram disconnected itself from Twitter. Flickr's experiencing what will probably be a brief renaissance due to having finally built a decent iOS app, but its owners, Yahoo!, are expert in stealing defeat from the jaws of victory. Tumblr seems to me to be spiking in popularity, which coincides neatly with their hiring an advertising sales director away from Groupon, a company described by Techcrunch last year as basically loansharking by any other name.
This may be the end of the cycle that began with Friendster and Livejournal. Not the end of social media, by any means, obviously. But it feels like this is the point at where the current systems seize up for a bit. Perhaps not even in ways that most people will notice. But social media seems now to be clearly calcifying into Big Media, with Big Media problems like cable-style carriage disputes. Frame the Twitter-Instagram spat in terms of Virginmedia not being able to carry Sky Atlantic in the UK, say (I know there are many more US examples).
Google+, of course, is not, strictly speaking, a social network. Most people can't see what other people are doing there. Google, of course, sees it all. But everyone knows that going in.
It feels like the social web is going to get somewhat less interesting for a while. Less connected, less engaged.
Twitter's going to be used for tv ratings in the States now. The clever thing about that it that it serves the same purpose as Facebook Likes: it documents media preferences. These are the things that keep a free service free, of course. But, god, there have to be less banal and creepy ways to do it.
I wonder if anyone's been thinking twice about giving up their personal websites.
[Instagram: I said on that service earlier that I'll wait and see. Some hours later, they released an update to their TOS that I haven't had a good look at yet. But all my Instagram photos were backed up when Facebook bought them, and that backup auto-updates every time I post.]


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"Ronnyjohnson618" is a guy who posts his opinions on a wide variety of Youtube videos. Many times, he claims to be an expert in the field he's commenting on. Responding to a live music performance, he says he's a conductor for an orchestra. Offering his opinion about a mimosa plant, he asserts that he is a botanist. Beneath other Youtube videos, he declares he is a meteorologist, chemist, psychologist, soldier, and geometry teacher. I love this guy's blithe swagger; I'm entertained by the brazen fun he's having. As you express yourself in the coming week, I recommend that you borrow some of his over-the-top audacity. Create a mythic persona. Imagine your life as an epic story. Play the part of a hero.
In certain Native American traditions, the hole was a symbol for the female genitalia, through which souls enter this realm. In American scientific lore, a wormhole is a backdoor shortcut between two places in space separated by an astronomical distance. In my personal mythos, those are my two favorite nuances in the archetype of the hole.
When I was a kid I loved to fantasize that I'd obtained a magic hole like the one Bugs Bunny had in the comic books. It was a portable hole that Bugs could take with him everywhere and apply to any barrier he needed to slip through. Once he even managed to slap it up against the sky, giving him access to another dimension where the whole world was inside him, not outside. (Or was that a dream I had?)
What would you do with your portable magic hole?


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Topic: Custom Mando Art
If anyone is interested I am working on a custom mando illustration for a member. I am trying to make a living at art but I will do painted illustrations for a small fee for avatars, RPG models or just your personalized mando. (prices vary according to the detail and complexity) I will do basic avatar illustrations (scans) for free.
Please take a look at my illustrations posted in the fan art section under tachyonblade.
Also, here is the custom Illustration mentioned above. He is a Massassi/Tuskin/ Sith hybrid
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i am currently at 00g (10mm) and have been for about a month now. i have a pair of double flared semi-precious stone plugs but i cant seem to get them in. theyre the correct size and i lube them up before attempting to insert them, but i just cant get them in. any advice or tips on how to increase earlobe elasticity would be great!
(i also couldnt insert my 0g (8mm) double flared plugs, which were wood, after having been at 0g for over 3 months.)


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Carjacking is a problem in South Africa, so much so that you used to be able to get a BMW with flamethrowers attached just to prevent it. And if you had no idea how scary a South African carjacking can be, just watch this Mercedes driver have a gun pointed at his face.
Carjackings in South Africa are surprisingly common, by American standards, to the point that security company ADT's local website offers helpful hints and tips on what to do when you are carjacked.
It's unclear as to why this driver in the city of Pretoria originally stopped, why they just backed up and drove away, whether or not their car was armored and if that was a factor in their decision in how to handle the situation (especially considering how popular that sort of thing is over there), or the degree to which they soiled their pants.
I would have soiled my pants.


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Ad Magnet has become the largest Indian Media property online reaching 18.5 Million Unique Visitors in India (basis comScore April 2010 data release). This means Ad Magnet's publisher network reaches almost HALF of all Indian web users. If we include global properties, Ad Magnet is the 4th largest behind only Google, Yahoo & Tribal Fusion, all US based. Google was founded 13 years ago, Yahoo started even earlier, almost 15 years ago and Tribal Fusion is 9 years old. Ad Magnet in comparison was started just 2 YEARS ago! A phenomenal achievement. Ad Magnet is funded by Sequoia Capital which has also been an early investor in Google, Yahoo, YouTube, Apple and Cisco amongst many path breaking Silicon Valley companies.
Ad Magnet has also now been featured amongst India's hottest startups in Business Today magazine (India's premier business magazine published by the India Today Group).
Disclosure: I work in Ad Magnet.
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DURHAM — The University of New Hampshire Foundation has announced a $1 million gift to the Sustainability Institute that establishes The Thomas W. Haas Professorship in Sustainable Food Systems.
The gift from the New Hampshire Charitable Foundation was generated from a donor-advised fund established by Durham philanthropist Tom Haas.
The Haas announcement comes on the heels of recent news that Jo Lamprey made a lead gift to the Sustainability Institute establishing the Josephine A. Lamprey Fellowship in Climate and Sustainability. "Jo told us she was going to reach out to some of her friends and she has," said Debbie Dutton, president of the UNH Foundation and vice president for advancement. "We're truly delighted with the momentum their gifts provide to us. Both Jo Lamprey and Tom Haas understand how important philanthropic support is for programs like this."
The focus of the Haas professorship will be on leading Food Solutions New England, a public-private partnership that promotes collective action to achieve a healthy, prosperous, just and sustainable food system in New England. Food Solutions New England is currently providing intellectual leadership to the development of a statewide Sustainable Food System Plan.
Haas is well-known as a philanthropist who follows his passion. His projects and commitments vary from combining his love of aviation and the natural world by flying wildlife missions for Lighthawk to ensuring low-income families in the Seacoast can access fresh, local foods at their farmer's markets. He is a pilot and flight instructor, flying in the Northeast for more than 34 years. He long has been a supporter of UNH, from funding eelgrass research to giving major works of art to the University Museum of Art.
The work of Food Solutions New England (www.foodsolutionsne.org) is part of UNH's broader sustainability leadership. Sustainability is a core value of UNH, shaping culture, informing behavior, and guiding our work. As a nationally recognized leader, the Sustainability Institute acts as convener, cultivator and champion of sustainability on campus, in the state and region, and around the world. Learn more at www.sustainableunh.unh.edu.


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Our acquaintance with languages teaches us that a person is only truly him or herself when speaking their own language, and that the world appears to us at its most real when perceived through our own language. Swearing only has the power to shock in your own language - the language in which you learned the taboos that swearing breaks.
Brussels wants to reach out to the citizens of Europe. That's why we're talking a lot about communication these days. There is even a white paper on communication. It all boils down to language, after all.
Ask it on ii - a community-driven Q&A dedicated to spoken language translationJust ask!


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A Dozen Trend-setting Spirits to Build your Drink Program
If you're in charge of selecting spirits for a bar, restaurant, nightclub or hotel, then you're in the midst of the best buyer's market in years. Spirit distillers and suppliers have spent the decade crafting products that often are as good as the hype, and in some cases as good as have ever been produced.
Add to that the fact that entrepreneurs have been scouring the international marketplace for spirits once hard to source. The result is a stream of quality products flooding the market, and now that bar and restaurant operators are being more careful about spending, buyers find themselves in a prime position to drive deals. But besides deal making, the real opportunity is in selecting the best from what is available.
Some brands are worthy of special attention because they fill a void, or because they're being smartly supported by suppliers or because they offer an operator a swift way to exhibit their drink-making savvy. Stocking only best sellers may be a low-risk strategy, but it does nothing to set your establishment apart from the pack. So allow me to suggest a few high-quality spirits that have developed great buzz and can help bar owners craft a better spirit mix and a memorable guest experience.
White-Hot BuzzIt's the exceptional bar that can operate without a broad and up-to-date vodka profile. But pouring the cheap stuff from the well while you're serving the high profile national brands from the back bar is bad form at best and poor business practice at worst; you're telling your customers that if they won't dig deeper for the best known brands, then it's Brand X for them.
So think about investing a little more in your rail with something like Sobieski, a pure rye Polish vodka made since 1846 that has exploded onto the U.S. scene in the last 18 months, partially due to aggressive pricing (suggested retail $10.99 for a 750 ml) by importer Imperial Brands. As a spirit, it succeeds due to its lip-smackingly assertive flavor of anise and pepper. Yes, vodka has flavor, and Sobieski's is crisp, herbal and refreshing. Inexpensive vodka doesn't get any better than this, and in a fair taste test, Sobieski would beat some of the major international brands hands down.
The brand's marketers have taken on bar stars Junior Merino and Tad Carducci to create cocktails, and restaurants such as Macondo in New York now sport drinks including the Maracuya, made with Sobieski, passion fruit, Domaine de Canton ginger liqueur, lime juice and jalapeños.
Not every bar needs to be on the cutting edge, but consumers increasingly are responding to national media coverage of trends on the two coasts, where bartenders are focusing on gin as their go-to white spirit for cocktail creativity. Two of the fastest growing cult gins provide different flavor profiles and signal to customers that you're paying attention to quality trends.
Plymouth Gin predates Prohibition and almost disappeared not long ago, but it's come roaring back in classic cocktail-focused bars with great support from ambassador Simon Ford, who tours the country on behalf of the brand. Plymouth offers something in the middle of the gin flavor spectrum, balancing sharp citrus peel and tangy juniper with earthy orris and angelica and the pop of cardamom and coriander. It gains its characteristic softness from water flowing through the moors near its production home in the west of England.
With this flavor profile, it's clear why bartenders like it for experimenting; more junipery gins can dominate a drink, while more ephemeral brands fade when matched against assertive flavors. Now in the Pernod Ricard stable, look for further support for the brand.
Hendrick's Gin, on the other hand, is a completely modern concoction marketed to seem old. Distilled in Scotland with a botanical mix that includes cucumber and rose petals, Hendrick's, like Plymouth, has less of a juniper bite. It's also distinctively crisp, fresh, welcoming and easy to drink neat as well as in mixed drinks.
The brand has developed a big following for its cocktail usability and a guerilla style on-premise support led by brand ambassador Charlotte Voisey, whom supplier William Grant has given great leeway to build the brand. Lately, muddled cucumber is making its way into summertime cocktails, especially long drinks — PF Chang's lists the Zen Press made with Hendrick's, cucumber and lemongrass — and the brand makes excellent sense if cuke drinks are in your future.
Big Browns and RumsIn some markets, an old style of American whiskey is back with a vengeance, and according to distillers who are making the stuff, they can't get it into bottles fast enough to satisfy current customers. As most whiskey makers are ramping up production, it may become easier to find the best of the current ryes. One such spirit is a new high-end offering from Wild Turkey master distiller Jimmy Russell and son and associate distiller Eddie Russell, called Russell's Reserve Rye. Aged six years and bottled at 90 proof, it's robust — fitting the Wild Turkey house style — and tangy with notes of allspice and pepper.
Similarly worth checking out is Rittenhouse Rye from Heaven Hill, a 100-proof classic flavor monster that will astonish you for its value pricing. Most bartenders in markets where cocktails are king have found inspiration in employing the spicy, less sweet and more powerful rye signature, and, like Audrey Saunders at New York's Pegu Club, have built their classic Manhattans and new creations with rye.
We may be living in a time when distillers are making the best bourbon ever, and while American whiskey overall is one of the world's best spirit bargains, many of the high-end, single barrel or small batch products can get pricey, especially the limited production numbers. If you'd like to introduce your customers to an award winner to test their interest in better bourbons without breaking the bank, then bring on the latest Evan Williams Single Barrel Vintage Bourbon, distilled in 1999. With a retail price of about $26, this is an annual bargain from Heaven Hill that connoisseurs eagerly await.
Each bottle is marked with the date it was placed in oak and bottled and the number of the barrel from which it was drawn. At 86.6 proof, it's a lean and sinewy bourbon, with the natural corn sweetness restrained by 10 years of aging.
If you haven't had a chance to sample the charms of rums produced in the French Caribbean island of Martinique, now's the time, as rums are surging in popularity. Rhum Clement, like other rhum agricoles, is produced with fresh pressed sugar cane rather than molasses, the by-product of sugar used by most other producers. As a result, even the aged rums offer fresh aromas, with a grassy quality and some sweet pungency.
For elevating your top shelf white rum cocktails, try Clement Premiere Canne white from Clement USA for its fresh herbal and sugar cane nose and its great spice, balance and body on the palate.
At the other end of the rum spectrum is Ron Zacapa Centenario from Guatemala, a deep, dark spirit that fills the room with aromas of cooked fruit, bananas, roasted nuts and sherry. Producers season the rum in the Guatemalan highlands, where the weather is perpetually spring-like, allowing it to age longer than the steamy Caribbean will allow; try the 15-year-old and you'll convince the greatest skeptic that there is such a thing as great sipping rum. Recently taken over in the United States by Diageo, the brand is gearing up for some serious support.
Extra añejo tequilas are very pricey, but with more and more agave fans demanding a chance to sample some, doing business without at least one variety is a bad decision. I was unconvinced about the whole idea until I tried Gran Centenario Leyenda, available since 2006 (now through Proximo Spirits) and aged an average of four years in French oak with reserves aged up to 15 years.
Sweet notes of cinnamon and cedar are followed by clove and toasted almond, and yet it tastes fresh and light, with vanilla and Cognac overtones. I still prefer blanco to any other type of tequila, but this one is certainly special enough if you've got customers willing to pay well for a sipping tequila; Gran Centenario Leyenda's retail price is about $300.
As long as we're on tequilas, let's highlight Partida Blanco (Partida Tequila LLC) for its incredible freshness and unparalleled brand support, with bartender ambassadors (including Jacques Bezuidenhout and Anthony Alba) all over the country supporting the brand. Fresh, crisp and filled with a luscious agave and herb character, Partida's small production, slightly more expensive positioning and broad support makes it the rare trendy spirit that also offers quality.
Cachaças and the Caipirinha have broken through in chains such as Bahama Breeze, and if you have even the slightest connection to festive drinking, you shouldn't be without one of these Brazilian rums. I recommend two of the lesser known brands — Belleza Pura (Excalibur Enterprise) and Sagatiba, which I see as truer to the authentic Brazilian style than many of the brands made exclusively for the sweet-seeking American palate. Beleza Pura in particular offers a balanced sugar/smoke/heat character, and works great in cocktails.
Both are worth consideration, as they present a nice balance between the hot traditional style and the extreme sweetness of the modern style.


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'Grown Ups 2′ Trailer: Adam Sandler Suffers from Moose Farts
The first 'Grown Ups' had a trailer that revolved around older men urinating in a public pool. The centerpiece of the new 'Grown Ups 2' trailer is a moose that not only lets out a long fart, but bucks up and urinates on Adam Sandler. Oh boy.


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Tallahassee, Fla., Sep 28, 2013 / 06:13 am (CNA/EWTN News).- As the scheduled execution date approaches for a Florida man convicted of murder, local Catholics are offering prayers and renewing their call for an end to the practice of the death penalty.
"Even those who have committed terrible deeds and caused great pain possess a human dignity that is inherent in all persons," said the Florida Catholic Conference in a Sept. 25 statement. "This dignity, instilled by our Creator, is neither earned nor can it be forfeited."
The conference urged Florida Governor Rick Scott to spare the life of Marshall Gore, who is scheduled to be executed on Oct. 1 for the murder of Susan Roark and Robyn Novick.
While voicing "profound sadness" over the murders and praying that the victims' "families are able to realize true peace and healing," the Florida Catholic Conference warned that "Mr. Gore's execution serves only to further distort society's understanding of the sacredness of all human life."
"With this deliberate taking of a life, the State demonstrates that killing is an acceptable manner in which to address harmful and hurtful acts. We believe it is not."
"The State's responsibility to protect society and punish criminals can be accomplished without resorting to the death penalty," the conference continued.
"A sentence of life in prison without possibility of parole is a severe punishment, which allows for the prospect of conversion for the sinner and gives us the opportunity to forgive their wrong doings."
A number of vigils have been planned throughout the state to show solidarity and to pray for victims of violence, people on death row and an end to the death penalty.
In the Diocese of St. Augustine, prayer vigils will be held in front of the Duval County Unified Courthouse, Flagler County Courthouse, and St. Augustine Beach City Hall, as well as across from the Florida State Prison Execution Building.
Pensacola-Tallahassee will hold a Eucharistic Holy Hour at 7:00 on the evening of Sept. 30 at St. John the Evangelist Catholic Church.
Catholic Charities Respect Life Office is co-hosting a 5:30 p.m. prayer service on Oct. 1, followed by a procession and silent vigil at the Cathedral of St. Ignatius Loyola in Palm Beach.
The Diocese of St. Petersburg will host an evening prayer session on Oct.1on the local radio, which will also be available online. Prayer vigils will also be held in Miami, Orlando and Venice.
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After a century under suspicion, colour in men's clothes has lost it's bohemian connotations and men are moving back into women's rainbow world.
I've had this picture of Michael Fish for quite some time, looking every inch the quintessential sixties dandy―as indeed he was! This particular photograph was scanned from a 1960s source book but it's always good to know where the original came from, along with the finer details of course! It's an outtake from a Daily Telegraph Magazine fashion editorial published in April 1968, which was about the use of colour finally making its way back into British menswear after an extremely long absence. The article was the second in a series by the magazine on the changes taking place in British men's wardrobes, you can view the first one featuring Terence Stamp in one of my previous posts here. It's also interesting to note that it was written by Geoffrey Aquilina-Ross, the author of The Day of the Peacock - Style for Men 1963-1973 which was published in 2011.
Colour is coming back into men's fashion. Gone is the foreigner's idea, held for a hundred years, that all British men look like yards of tweed surrounded by thick fog. Of course in the 18th and early 19th centuries men were often dressed in such dazzling displays of colour that their women were put in the shade. Viscount Malborn, for instance, must have caused a sensation when he attended the King's Birthday Drawing Room of 1794 in "a purple stripe and green spot spring velvet coat and breeches and white silk waistcoat curiously embroidered in coloured silk and festoons and the vest embroidered as the coat in mosaic all over the body". Naturally this was pure fancy dress; others of the same era believed that true elegance was somewhat quieter.
However, a little later, in Victorian times, sober colours suitable to the humourless responsibilities of the Empire returned in force. The only dashes of levity allowed were the touches of velvet and magnificence of the military uniform, unmatched today by most dress uniform or by the standard Khaki, navy or air-force blues, no matter how much gold braid is added. It is no wonder that Victorian uniforms found their way into second hand shops and were worn by the more adventurous last summer.
The military trend of 1967 courtesy of I Was Lord Kitchener's Valet.
Men in general, in Britain in particular, continued to dress in a restrained and sober fashion until the late fifties. There were perennial pinstripes, black-greys and browns, and a bit of tweedy camouflage in the country. The only true colours to be seen were garish ties, fluorescent overalls on building sites, and a touch of devilish colour in a cummerbund with a dinner jacket. But today the puritans are running. Even if you do not want to look like a rainbow from head to toe, you can still add excitement with a sari silk handkerchief or vivid shirt.
Some hippy clothes are certainly beautiful, but the uncontrolled mix of brocades, velvets and flowers usually look like gilded fancy dress costumes. There have always been minority groups-perhaps poets, actors, and writers-who have appeared in peacock fashion, but they were always regarded as rather shocking. The reason was that, until recently, flamboyance usually had homosexual connections. Now all good designers are using colour, and all the leading shops and stores are stocking the clothes. Here are some, not particularly flamboyant, but certainly colourful. This is not a suggestion for a total transformation to wild colours, just a change to a new way of approaching elegance
Michael Fish is the director and designer of his shop Mr Fish. On the stairs of the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden, away from the crush of the crush of the bar, he wears a purple silk cord tunic jacket lavishly embroidered with black, slim and tight-fitting, 75gns. Purple poplin roll-neck shirt, 7gns. All from Mr Fish, 17 Clifford Street, London W1.
Simon Dee, taking a break from his television show. Above, he wears a rubberised raincoat, shaped like a pared-down riding mac, £9 10s, from Hawkes of Saville Row. Wide-brimmed velour hat, 6 gns, from Herbert Johnson, Bond Street, W1.
Corin Redgrave is in The Charge of the Light Brigade, and later this year will be seen with Monica Vitti in Girl with a Pistol and with Michael Caine and Anthony Quinn in The Magus. At home with his wife, Deirdre, and children, Luke and Jemima, he wears co-ordinated green: a shetland sweater, crew-necked and tighter-fitting than usual, £4 15s, and cord trousers cut like straight-leg jeans, £7 10s. Both in many colours at Just Men, 9 Tryon Street, SW3. The Liberty print shirt is from their shirt shop, Just Men 116 King's Road SW3.
All images scanned by Sweet Jane from The Sixties Source Book A Visual Reference To The Style Of A Decade by Nigel Cawthorne - images (1) & (2), and (3, 4, 5) from The Daily Telegraph Magazine, April 10th, 1968, original editorial by Geoffrey Aquilina-Ross, all photographs by David Franklin.


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08 Oktober 2010
Australian replenishment tanker HMAS Success (photo : Casey H. Kyhl)
Success to be double hulled in Singapore
Singapore-based shipyard ST Marine has been selected by Defence to convert the Royal Australian Navy tanker HMAS Success to a double hulled vessel.
Double hulling will give Success two complete layers of watertight hull surface, creating greater safety.
The conversion will take place in Singapore where the ship has a scheduled visit while on deployment in Asia.
International Maritime Organisation standards require fuel tankers to be double hulled as a method of preventing or reducing spills following the sinking of the MV Erika off the coast of France in 1999, resulting in one of the world's greatest environmental disasters.
Three elements contributed to ST Marine's winning tender: the company came in under budget; work of this type will never again be carried out in Australia; and no Australian company had ever undertaken this type of work.
The money saved on this project will be re-directed towards the priority repair and maintenance work required on HMAS Kanimbla and HMAS Manoora, for which a precautionary Operational Pause was recently initiated by the Chief of Navy. This work will occur concurrently at Garden Island, Sydney.The on-going repair and maintenance of Navy ships happens in Australia and will stay in Australia. This includes the regular and on-going repair and maintenance of HMAS Success.
This year Defence will spend approximately $79 million on ship repair and maintenance in the Sydney region. In 2011 Defence has budgeted to spend $81 million on ship repair and maintenance in the Sydney region.
Next year Defence will also issue tenders for five-year contracts for the repair and maintenance of Navy ships at Garden Island. This work will all occur in Australia and is worth about half a billion dollars over the five years.
HMAS Success was launched in Sydney in 1984 and is the largest ship built in Australia for the Royal Australian Navy and also the largest ever built in the port of Sydney.


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== Choosing a project ==
== Choosing a project ==
* bug tracker
If you would like to begin contributing to the diagrams project but are not sure where to start, here are a few resources that may be helpful:
* projects page
* Take a look at the issue trackers for repositories in the [http://github.com/diagrams diagrams organization on github], especially those for the [http://github.com/diagrams/diagrams-core/issues?state=open diagrams-core], [http://github.com/diagrams/diagrams-lib/issues?state=open diagrams-lib], [http://github.com/diagrams/diagrams-contrib/issues?state=open diagrams-contrib], and [http://github.com/diagrams/diagrams-doc/issues?state=open diagrams-doc] repositories.
* See the [http://www.haskell.org/haskellwiki/Diagrams/Projects projects page] for a list of ongoing projects to get involved with, or new projects to start.
== Best practices ==
== Best practices ==
Revision as of 15:02, 21 August 2012
This page is under construction -- please help!
Getting involved
There are two major ways to get involved in the diagrams community and find out what is going on:
- The IRC channel (
#diagramson freenode.org) is fairly active and a good place to interact with other diagrams users and developers. (Be patient: sometimes no one is watching the channel, but if you say something or ask a question, you can be sure that someone will eventually see it and respond.)
- The mailing list is the place to stay up-to-date with announcements, and also a good place to ask questions, especially longer or more involved ones.
Getting the sources
All the core diagrams code can be found in the diagrams organization on github.
If you don't already know how to work with repositories hosted on github, take a look at a tutorial. The hub utility is an optional but recommended tool for simplifying common tasks involving github.
Choosing a project
If you would like to begin contributing to the diagrams project but are not sure where to start, here are a few resources that may be helpful:
- Take a look at the issue trackers for repositories in the diagrams organization on github, especially those for the diagrams-core, diagrams-lib, diagrams-contrib, and diagrams-doc repositories.
- See the projects page for a list of ongoing projects to get involved with, or new projects to start.
- Don't hesitate to ask for ideas on the mailing list or IRC channel.
Best practices
XXX walk through example of checking out repo, making and committing changes, and submitting a pull request. Show how to do it manually and also using 'hub' utility.
- use topic branches
- encourage submitting update to documentation
- link to coding style document
TODO: expand/clean up the below
But the short version is that a pull request is not for a set of commits, it is for a *branch*. In particular, you add new commits to a pull request simply by pushing to the branch which the pull request is from. So best practice when working on a new feature is
- make a new branch (a "feature" or "topic" branch). If you have push access you can make a branch directly in the main repo; otherwise, fork it and make a branch in your fork.
- Make some commits in your branch.
- Open a pull request from your branch to 'master'.
- If necessary, make revisions etc. by pushing additional commits to the branch. There's no need to "revise" the original commits; it's useful to have the entire history of development with comments, etc.
- Once your commits have been merged, you can delete the branch.
The important point is that it's usually a bad idea to open a pull request from the 'master' branch of your fork because then you can't do anything else while waiting for your changes to be merged.
Another interesting point is that there's not necessarily any reason to wait until you are "done" to open a pull request. Just make sure you state that the feature is "in progess", and then you can get useful early feedback as you continue to work on the feature and push more commits. Of course, branches/pull requests also make for a nice way to work on a new feature collaboratively.
Here's how you can clone all of the repositories:
#!/bin/sh git clone https://github.com/diagrams/docutils git clone https://github.com/diagrams/dual-tree git clone https://github.com/diagrams/monoid-extras git clone https://github.com/diagrams/vector-space-points git clone https://github.com/diagrams/diagrams-core git clone https://github.com/diagrams/active git clone https://github.com/diagrams/diagrams-lib git clone https://github.com/diagrams/diagrams-cairo git clone https://github.com/diagrams/diagrams-contrib # optional git clone https://github.com/diagrams/diagrams-doc
Here's how you can install all of those repositories:
#!/bin/sh cd active cabal install --avoid-reinstalls --user cd ../monoid-extras cabal install --avoid-reinstalls --user cd ../dual-tree cabal install --avoid-reinstalls --user cd ../diagrams-core cabal install --avoid-reinstalls --user cd ../diagrams-lib cabal install --avoid-reinstalls --user cd ../diagrams-cairo cabal install --avoid-reinstalls --user cd ../diagrams-contrib cabal install --avoid-reinstalls --user


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Texas already voted down its version of the bill that mirrored the controversial Arizona immigration legislation S.B.1070 – the constitutionality of which was debated in the Supreme Court today.
But for Sugar Land resident Stephanie Lin, the fight isn't over yet.
"My parents are immigrants and I grew up in an immigrant neighborhood. Most of my friends and family's friends were immigrants too," Lin said.
Lin was one of the more than 200 people outside the Supreme Court today while the debates were heard within.
Although several posters and speakers from the American Council for Immigration supported the measure, anti-bill sentiments dominated the crowd. Most, if not all, supported overturning the Arizona law, which among other things, allows for police officers to detain anyone they suspect is in the country illegally. It also allows for the police to arrest – without a warrant – anyone they suspect has committed a public crime that could get them deported from the country.
Chants of "Si se puede" – Yes we can – mixed with shrill whistles and speakers shouting their messages in half in Spanish, half in English.
Lin, who said she is a law student at Georgetown University and works at a clinic that advocates for those seeking asylum in he country, was not the loudest. But she held a sign and followed white-robed clergy members around the courthouse as part of a Jericho March, symbolizing the Biblical seven-day march around the city of Jericho, ending with trumpets blowing and the walls of the city falling down.
"My parents came here for a better life," Lin said as she started another loop around the building. "I should stand up for other people who come here for a better life."
Clarissa Martinez, the director of immigration for the National Council of La Raza,or NCLR, a national Hispanic civil rights and advocacy group with 30 organizations in the Texas, said the case is "one of the biggest civil right cases we have seen in a long time" with "tremendous" implications on the government's ability to use racial profiling.
"There are also Latino citizens who have felt the environment has become so vicious that they have become suspects in their own community," Martinez said. "Do we really want to create a situation where the police can stop you on the street and simply argue that they thought you were foreign?"
Although supporters of the bill have pointed to its success in convincing undocumented immigrants to voluntarily leave the U.S., Lin said the people leaving do more harm than good.
"Immigrants have been beneficial to making the United States what it is," Lin said. "Taking integral parts of the community and splitting up families is not how we want this country to achieve."
The Jericho March did indeed blow several trumpets, but Janet Murguia, NCLR President and CEO, who had taken the main podium, pointed to the building as a reference.
"Behind us is a building with the words 'Equal Justice for All,'" she said. "S.B. 1070 stands in stark contrast to those words – it is unconstitutional and un-American."


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Dear Second Life,
I can't tell you how much I've enjoyed blogging fashion. It's been an honor, and I had the most fun when I could write with other people.
I'm going to be focusing on real life writing for a while. I'm still going to be playing this game, but I'm just redefining what I play it for.
I'll leave you with a bit of advice from an old SL-blogging warhorse who's managed to blog almost every single day since I began in 2007: If you want to be a good fashion blogger, forget about metrics as a measure of success. Do it for your own satisfaction and for the love of what you do, or don't do it at all.
With respect,
Achariya Maktoum
Me and my trusty old
Random pointless statistics:
***Total number of posts: 1,722 posts
***Final follower count: 124 followers (thank you!)
***All-time number of page views: 113,587 (from blogger's analytics)
***Most page views in a month: July of 2010, 17,500
***First post: August 8, 2007
***Last post: March 27, 2011, this one.
***Number of states that I've blogged in: Georgia, Ohio, San Francisco, San Antonio, Florida, New York… Probably more.
***Age of my child at the beginning of this blog: 2
***Age of my child at the ending of this blog: 6
***Other SL blogs that I've written for: Rezzables, It's Only Fashion, SL Free*Style
***Number of events that I've blogged: …Uh… No, can't count.
***Number of other people who have been in my blog: 106 posts are tagged "Not Me", but there are more.
***Number of other writers for my blog: Uh. Six or seven other people can post to Achariya.net.
***Amount of procrastination i've gotten from this blog: One dissertation's worth at least
***Amount of satisfaction i've gotten from this blog: Priceless.


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The recipe is below. The items from the cookbook are listed in normal text; what I added is in italics.Some directions have been altered.
- 5-3/4 to 6-1/4 cups all-purpose flour (I used 5 3/4 c)
- 1 package active dry yeast
- 1/2 c coarsely chopped sundried tomatoes
- 1 T dried thyme
- 1 T dried basil
- 1 T dried oregano
- 2 handfuls (technical term) shredded Parmesan cheese
- 2-1/4 cups milk or buttermilk
- 2 tablespoons sugar
- 1 tablespoon butter or shortening
- 1-1/2 teaspoons salt
- Olive oil for bowls and pans
Directions1. In a large mixing bowl combine 2-1/2 cups of the flour, tomatoes, herbs, cheese and the yeast; set aside.
In a medium saucepan heat and stir milk, sugar, butter, and salt just until warm (120 degree F to 130 degree F) and butter almost melts.
Add milk mixture to dry mixture. Beat with dough hook on low (stir) speed for 30 seconds, scraping the sides of the bowl constantly.
2. Shape dough into a ball. Place in a lightly greased bowl, turning once to grease surface. Cover; let rise in a warm place until double in size (45 to 60 minutes).
3. Punch dough down. (I may have had too much fun with that) Turn dough out onto a lightly floured surface. Divide dough in half. Cover; let rest for 10 minutes. Meanwhile, lightly grease two 8x4x2-inch loaf pans. I used one 8x4x2 loaf pan and one of my mini loaf pans that have cute shapes in the bottom.
4. Shape each portion of dough into a loaf by patting or rolling. To shape dough by patting, gently pat and pinch each portion into a loaf shape, tucking edges beneath. To shape dough by rolling, on a lightly floured surface, roll each portion into a 12x8-inch rectangle. Starting from a short side, roll up into a spiral. Seal with fingertips as you roll.
5. Place the shaped dough in the prepared loaf pans. Cover and let rise in a warm place until nearly double in size (30 to 40 minutes).
6. Bake in a 375 degree F oven about 40 minutes or until bread sounds hollow when you tap the top with your fingers. (If necessary, cover loosely with foil the last 10 minutes of baking to prevent overbrowning.) Immediately remove bread from pans. Cool on wire racks. Makes 2 loaves (32 servings).


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The 7th Annual Kea'au Lighted Christmas Parade happened tonight in Kea'au on the Big Island. More then 50 entrants participated in this years events.
I was fortunate enough to be asked to be one of five judges this year. The other judges were Bill Crawford, Hawaii Tribune Herald; Carol Hunter, Wiki-Wiki Mart; Loreen Hough, Oceanic Time Warner; Tom English; W.H. Shipman, and Chris Missick – Alternate Judge, Wiki-Wiki Mart.
This year's Grand Marshals was former Keaau principals Ann Paulino of Keaau High School and Jamil Ahmadia from Keaau Middle School. The Master of Ceremonies was J.E. Orosco, of K-Big Radio, FM-98, Pacific Radio Group.
Points were given for theme, originality, attractiveness, and most spirited.
March Unit
1st – Paradise Roller Girls
2nd – Puna Panthers Pop Warner Football and Fred Blas Action Team
Marching Band
1st – Kamehameha School
2nd – Keaau Middle and High Schools
Big Rigs
1st – Island Wide Trucking
2nd – Helco
Large Float
1st – New Hope Fellowship – East Hawaii
2nd – R. Kobayashi Trucking
Medium Float
1st – ET Ohana
2nd – Paradise Park Baptist Church
Small Float
1st – Keiki Express
2nd – Keaau Post Office
Horse Mounted Unit [Damon edit – I'm not sure where the horses were though :roll: they had a good float and the judges sheets only listed them as a mounted unit]
1st – Hawaii Horse Association
Wreath Contest Winners
Best of Parade Theme – Ma's Kitchen
Best Workmanship – Shaka Chic
Best Materials – Hokulani's
Committee members working on the project for the past five month include, Adella Walter, Arline Macanas, Barbara Riley, Bill Walter, Carl Okuyama, Cheryl Kiefer, Dee Joaquin, Jamil Ahmadia, Jeanine Acia, Kathy Weller, Ken Watanabe, Larry Kiefer, Lily Chan-Harris, Oliver English, Puamana Paikai, Randy Akao, Ron Jarvis, Sally De Ryke, Scott Amaral, Tammy Kagawa, Trina Nahm-Mijo, Val Summers, Valerie Ferrari, and Wendy Davis.
Contributing business sponsors included Ace, Alibi Tavern, Inc., Big Island Toyota, Bueno Burrito, Duke's Shave Ice, Eddie's Plumbing, Inc., Foodland, GW Construction, HFS Federal Credit Union, HPM, Kea`au Filipino Food Store, Kea`au Natural Foods, Inc., KTA, Lemongrass Restaurant, McDonald's, Orchid Properties, Pacific Floral Exchange, Inc., Paradise Beverage, Puna Rock Co., Ltd., Watumull Properties, Wiki-Wiki Mart and W.H. Shipman
Filed under: aloha, Announcements, Big Island, Blogs, Community, Entertainment, Hawaii, Kids, Puna, Transportation Tagged: | 2010 Keaau Lighted Christmas Parade, Ace, Alibi Tavern, Big Island Toyota, Bueno Burrito, Duke's Shave Ice, Eddie's Plumbing, Foodland, GW Construction, HFS Federal Credit Union, HPM, Inc., Kea`au Filipino Food Store, Kea`au Natural Foods, KTA, Lemongrass Restaurant, McDonald's, Orchid Properties, Pacific Floral Exchange, Paradise Beverage, Puna Rock Co., Watumull Properties, Wiki Wiki Mart


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Just Play
Date and time:
Thursday, 14 February 2019 - 7:00pm (This is a weekly event)
£3.80 per session, Free for Aspire Members
No booking required
Suitable for:
Ages 16+
Just Play is a fun and informal way to get involved and make playing football as easy as possible! There's no pressure whatsoever, it's just a FUN kickabout.
Sessions are supervised by a qualified football coach. We pick the teams on the night, playing 5 or 6 a side depending on numbers. We usually get around 20 per evening.
There is no need to book, just turn up and play!
Sessions available:
|6:30pm - 7:30pm
|Ages 16+
|7:00pm - 8:00pm
|Ages 16+
|6:00pm - 7:00pm
|Over 35's only
For more information please contact Salford Sports Village on 0161 793 3555 or email email@example.com.


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Water, Food and Shelter Security in Natural Hazards
This is an advance summary of a forthcoming article in the Oxford Research Encyclopedia of Natural Hazard Science. Please check back later for the full article.
Increasingly frequent and intense extreme climatic events are wreaking havoc in regions all over the world, not only causing immediate death and destruction, but also destroying prospects for attaining the most basic of human needs—water, food, and secure shelter. What is more, the problems brought about by extreme events are often exacerbated by ecosystem destruction due to human activities. This is a universal, global problem. Children are the most vulnerable. Insufficient and polluted water afflicts a third or more of the people of the world causing over a billion illnesses, illnesses often related to 2.5 billion people lacking sanitation, and illnesses often combined with malnutrition. In 2013, 783 million people lacked clean water. Procurement and allocation of water are major problems in rural and urban areas. More than 70% of fresh water is used for irrigation of crops, much of it lost to evaporation, and much resulting in build up of salinization on bordering farmland. Cities, now home to 54% of the world's population, often lack adequate infrastructure to provide clean drinking water. In the United States, cities are faced with contaminated water from their pipes, as in Flint Michigan and in New Jersey schools. Naturally occurring water pollutants that can harm ecosystems, aquatic organisms, and humans are becoming more prevalent due to physical developments and climate change. For example, toxic cyanobacteria, also known as blue-green algae, in coastal and inland waters are causing mortality and morbidity in humans, livestock, and wild animals. Over the last three decades, one of these bacteria, C. raciborskii has been increasingly recognized as a public health exigency for drinking water supplies across all inhabited continents.
While food today is more readily available worldwide than in the past, nearly a billion people go hungry. The roughly billion people who rely on fish from the oceans are faced with dwindling harvests due to overfishing, warming waters that harm coral reef breeding grounds, and the loss of mangrove spawning grounds. Crops and livestock are hurt by climate change. Productivity is diminished by reliance on monoculture, poor storage, and transportation problems. The situation is drastically worsened by unnecessary waste and spoilage. The world is producing more than enough food, according to the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations, which says that "Recovering just half of what is lost or wasted" alone could feed the world. Regarding spoilage, aflatoxins—poisonous, cancer-causing chemicals produced by certain molds—are found in spoiled food, including staples such as corn, millet, peanuts, and wheat, affecting not only immediate consumers, but also those who buy processed food. Droughts causing dead livestock and wilted crops have driven millions from their homes and farmland, as happened in Syria. Subsequent conflict led millions of Syrians to become both political and climate refugees, living in refugee camps and traveling thousands of treacherous miles to resettle. Poverty, whether experienced in slums, refugee camps, or other rural and urban settings, causes lack of land and shortages of material for soundly built housing that can withstand weather changes, even screens to help reduce exposure to mosquitoes, flies, and other disease vectors. The nearly quarter of the world's urban population who live in slums live mostly in overcrowded, unsafe shelters that lack structural security, water for drinking, cooking, and hygiene, and sanitation. They are exposed to communicable diseases and suffer mental stress. Community space, adequate education, and chances for employment or a way out of the slums are rare. In numerous coastal communities, houses are endangered by extreme weather conditions exasperated by climate change. The sea's rise in India has caused river delta islands to vanish. In 2016, the first climate refugees in the United States, an entire community of Native American Indians, are being forced to move from their ancestral homes on Isle de Jean Charles, Louisiana. The present challenges are aggravated by climate change, population growth, and forced migration. It is critical to focus on these basic, inextricably interlocked needs for water, food, and secure shelter, with a view to preventive measures, and to do so with extreme sensitivity to cultures, communities, ecosystems, and ramifications to human health.


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Activities abound at Children's Museum
- Details
- Category: Community
- Published on 11 July 2013
- Written by Mount Vernon Optic-Herald
Several special activities are being offered in July to attract children to the Children's Museum in Commerce. The Critter Man, the Texas Bubble Lady, a model, movies,
and other special activities are on tap for the month. Each activity is offered for the price of admission to the Museum. For more information, see the July 11 edition of the Mount Vernon Optic-Herald.


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The Vampire Diaries Review: Best. Prank. Night. Ever.Matt Richenthal at .
Paging, Bonnie! Stat! After sitting slack-jawed and bug-eyed through the "The Reckoning," one thing is for certain: Matt was not the only one in need of CPR tonight.
What an incredible episode of The Vampire Diaries. Consider, Klaus apprehended Elena, compelled Stefan and snapped Tyler's neck; while Matt drowned himself, Katherine kidnapped Jeremy and the rising seniors took some serious TP to the school hallways.
And all that happened in the first 30 minutes.
Were there a few plot holes? Yes. Let's get them out of the way now: Klaus created the hybrid he's been dreaming about for decades... and then just left him? Klaus discovered the key to building his own army of these creatures was Elena's blood... and then just left her? (Under newly non-human Stefan's creepy protection, I know. But still. Seems hard to believe Klaus would let the doppleganger out of his sight again.)
Moreover, despite all the action packed into the hour, the key points were all expository. They were just laid out to us. We were simply told that Klaus figured out the Original Witch lied to him; and it seemed awfully convenient that Pearl told Katherine that she knew about the vampire/vampire hunter... who told Anna... who told Jeremy via the great ghost beyond.
That's a lot of seemingly random telling and not a lot of showing or coherence.
But, man, when an episode takes you on that kind of ride, it's silly to pick at too many nits. Did any character's life not change tonight?!?
I'm still smiling over Damon and Stefan's role reversal, right down to the latter's drink-pouring and snarky one-liners. Oh, please, continue, Delena. Don't mind me and my utter lack of humanity hovering around the mansion. Creepy. Cool. Funny. Awesome.
I've also complained in the past about how VD was dragging out the longing looks between Damon and Elena, teasing a relationship that would never take place just because it knows how to get fans clamoring - but Damon's actions here spoke a lot louder than even his most heartfelt words ("I promise you. I will never leave you again."). The guy came back for her. He took on the oldest Original of them all for her. Bryan Adams really said it best: everything Damon does, he does it for Elena.
I actually believe there's a chance for these two now, and I'm actually rooting for one. Sorry, Stefan. I know you couldn't control it, but it's hard to maintain a relationship after killing two innocent students in front of your girlfriend in the high school gym, only to later drink the blood from her neck. It's almost never happened.
Elsewhere, it's great that Tyler is all happy and powerful and all, but, ummmm... Klaus just turned you into a hybrid, dude. Yes, you have a gorgeous, fun girl on your arm and, absolutely, senior year of high school is a blast, but you might wanna contemplate your next move against Klaus more than your next move with Caroline in bed.
As for Matt, I had completely forgotten he ever dated Elena. That feels like decades ago. Was I happy he got to see Vicki again? Sure. But when you compare his storyline to attacks from Klaus and stolen necklaces by Katherine and the resuscitation of Michael from his chained-up slumber... it's hard to be overly interested. Gotta admire the dedication to communicating with his sibling, though. I love my sister, but it's unclear if I'd risk suicide just to chat with her apparition.
Questions from the episode:
- So Michael is a vampire and a vampire hunter (Vunter? Hampire? Hampire it is.). But what makes him so scary to Klaus? Wouldn't an Original still be stronger than any other vampire?
- Unless Michael is also an Original?
- Which was a more tense 20 minutes on the hardwood: the clock ticking down to Elena's death, or the second half of the Duke/Butler National Championship Game?
- Super glue on Alaric's desk, Elena? Really? The best prank for this teacher would be to replace his name plate with one that reads "Ric."
- Take away her thirst for blood and her lack of care over the human condition and Rebekah is pretty awesome, isn't she? Tyler is dead... ish. Loved it.
- Is anyone else's heart still racing?
- Can you handle a look at next week's episode? HERE IT IS.
Matt Richenthal is the Editor in Chief of TV Fanatic. Follow him on Twitter and on Google+.


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After pounding in a 63-44 Friday night win at home against Patriot League foes from Platte Valley, the Beetdigger varsity turned around on Saturday to host a rescheduled match-up with the 3A Metro League's Jefferson Academy. The non-league contest saw the Beetdiggers taken for a loss for the first time since January 21, when the varsity boys suffered their first loss of the season during a tight 55-49 loss in Yuma. After being downed 52-49 by Jefferson, the loss puts an end to the 'Diggers eight-game win streak and sets their record at 16-2 overall but their undefeated 9-0 in league record remains intact.
Friday night's match-up with Platte Valley saw the 'Diggers put forth a true team effort as a trio of members earned double-digit status. Geoffrey Dunker led the team in scoring with 22, followed by Randy Baker's 16 and Mitch Tormohlen's 11 points. Austin Garcia proved hot with the long shot, earning nine points total on the heels of his 2/6 three's.
Saturday night proved a different story for Brush, as the 'Diggers struggled to hold back a surprising offensive effort on the part of Jefferson. Although the teams turned out identical 12-12 scores to open the first frame, Jefferson managed to out-do the 'Diggers before the break, earning a 24-21 edge.
Jefferson outscored Brush 11-9 in the third but the 'Diggers 19-17 final frame wasn't enough for the win as Brush was ousted 52-49.
Junior Geoffrey Dunker once again led the squad in scoring with 13 points, followed by classmate Randy Baker's 11. Bryce Needens rounded out the junior effort with 9, going 2/5 in three's. The squad pulled down just 18 rebounds in all on the night and managed nine steals on the heels of Dunker's five swipes.
Next up for Brush is a final regular season match-up that will have Brush vie for the Patriot League Title with a win over Sterling. As of the most recent February 17 Colorado Preps ranking poll, Brush has dropped from No. 1 to No. 4 after the non-league loss, placing the squad just below No. 1 Kent Denver, No. 2 Colorado Springs Christian and No. 3 Holy Family.
Brush will take on the No. 5 ranked 15-3 overall Sterling Tigers who've also earned an undefeated 9-0 status in Patriot League. The Sterling squad comes off an eight-game win streak and a huge 46-32 league win over Valley, making this one tough battle fans won't want to miss.
The winner of the battle will come out league champions, but both will continue on to District action, slated to begin around Tuesday, February 26. The final Brush vs. Sterling boys game will take place on Tuesday, February 19 in Sterling, with varsity tip-off slated for 6:30 pm.
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Four-midable Cherries ease through
Josh McQuoid scored twice as Bournemouth eased to a 4-0 win over Dagenham in the FA Cup first round.
Plucky Dagenham were overwhelmed after the first half, with Bournemouth only a goal to the good at the break through McQuoid's 30th-minute shot.
Daggers lost goalkeeper Chris Lewington, who was unable to come out for the second half after an early injury sustained in a clash with Matt Tubbs.
Bournemouth reject Jordan Seabright took over as Lewington's replacement and made several outstanding saves from Marc Pugh and Wes Fogden. But Seabright was finally beaten in the 59th minute by Pugh and then by a McQuoid volley 20 minutes later.
Bournemouth's new confidence since Eddie Howe returned as manager last month showed itself again with a fourth goal in the final minute.
Substitute Fogden rounded off a comfortable win with his first goal of the season in the last minute.
Dagenham, who also lost Michael Spillane to injury, failed to trouble goalkeeper Shwan Jalal.
Source: DSG
Source: DSG