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Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceeding → Chapter → Conference contribution Contribution to journal → Article → Book/Film/Article review → Review article
Effects of diesel injection strategy on natural gas/diesel reactivity controlled compression ignition combustion
Paykani, A., Kakaee, A-H., Rahnama, P. & Reitz, R., 20 Aug 2015, (E-pub ahead of print) In: Energy. 90, p. 814-826
Designing touchless gestural interactions for public displays in-the-wild
Gentile, V., Malizia, A., Sorce, S. & Gentile, A., 21 Jul 2015, (E-pub ahead of print) Human-Computer Interaction: Interaction Technologies - 17th International Conference, HCI International 2015, Proceedings. Springer Verlag, Vol. 9170. p. 24-34 11 p. (Lecture Notes in Computer Science (including subseries Lecture Notes in Artificial Intelligence and Lecture Notes in Bioinformatics); vol. 9170).
Progress and recent trends in reactivity-controlled compression ignition engines
Paykani, A., Rahnama, P., Kakaee, A-H. & Reitz, R., 14 Jul 2015, (E-pub ahead of print) In: International Journal of Engine Research. 17, 5
A parametric study on the performance of a Ranque-Hilsch vortex tube using a CFD-based approach
Pourmahmoud, N., Feyzi, A., Orang, A. A. & Paykani, A., 22 Jan 2015, (E-pub ahead of print) In: Mechanics and Industry. 16, 2, 203.
Determining the minimal clinically important difference and responsiveness of the Dermatology Life Quality Index (DLQI): further data
Basra, M. K. A., Salek, M. S., Camilleri, L., Sturkey, R. & Finlay, A. Y., 20 Jan 2015, (E-pub ahead of print) In: Dermatology in Practice. 230, 1, p. 27-33 7 p.
William Wood Blaise Pascal on Duplicity, Sin, and the Fall: The Secret Instinct. (Oxford: Oxford University Press). Pp. viii + 243. £65.00 (Hbk). ISBN 978 0 19 965636 3.
Kirkpatrick, K., 13 Jan 2015, (E-pub ahead of print) In: Religious Studies. 51, 2, p. 271-275
The changing status and growth of social work education worldwide: Process, findings and implications of the International Association of Schools of Social Work 2010 census
Littlechild, B., Barretta-Herman, A., Leung, P., Parada, H. & WAIRIRE, GIDRAPH., 6 Oct 2014, (E-pub ahead of print) In: International social work. 59 , 4, p. 459– 478 20 p., 59(4).
Shopping and the Senses: Retail, Browsing and Consumption in Eighteenth-Century England
Dyer, S., 15 Sep 2014, (E-pub ahead of print) In: History Compass. 12, 9, p. 694-703
BU08073 a buprenorphine analogue with partial agonist activity at μ-receptors in vitro but long-lasting opioid antagonist activity in vivo in mice
Khroyan, T. V., Wu, J., Polgar, W. E., Cami-Kobeci, G., Fotaki, N., Husbands, S. M. & Toll, L., 5 Jun 2014, (E-pub ahead of print) In: British Journal of Pharmacology. 172, 2, p. 668-680 13 p.
Corrosion behaviour of self-piercing riveted joints
Chrysanthou, A., 25 Feb 2014, (E-pub ahead of print) Self-Piercing Riveting: Properties, Processes and Applications. Elsevier Ltd, p. 41-55 15 p.
Adding SUGAR: Service user and carer collaboration in mental health nursing research
Simpson, A., Jones, J., Barlow, S. & Cox, L., 26 Nov 2013, (E-pub ahead of print) In: Journal of Psychosocial Nursing and Mental Health Services. 52, 1, p. 22-30 9 p.
Energy Efficiency Optimization in Relay-Assisted MIMO Systems with Perfect and Statistical CSI
Zappone, A., Cao, P. & Jorswieck, E., 20 Nov 2013, (E-pub ahead of print) In: IEEE Transactions on Signal Processing. 62, 2, p. 443-457 15 p.
Deception and Maneuver Warfare Utilizing Cloud Resources
Vidalis, S. & Angelopoulou, O., 18 Nov 2013, (E-pub ahead of print) In: Information Security Journal. 22, 4, p. 151-158 8 p.
In vitro activity of cadazolid against clinically relevant Clostridium difficile isolates and in an in vitro gut model of C. difficile infection
Chilton, C. H., Crowther, G. S., Baines, S. D., Todhunter, S. L., Freeman, J., Locher, H. H., Athanasiou, A. & Wilcox, M. H., 14 Oct 2013, (E-pub ahead of print) In: Journal of Antimicrobial Chemotherapy. 69, 3, p. 697-705
The 2016 Olympic and Paralympic Games and Brazil's soft power
Schausteck de Almeida, B., Wanderley, M. & Pike, E., 25 Sep 2013, (E-pub ahead of print) In: Contemporary Social Sciences. 9, 2, p. 271-283
Direct involvement, partnership and setting: a study in bounded diversity
Brewster, C., Brookes, M., Johnson, P. & Wood, G., 3 Apr 2013, (E-pub ahead of print) In: International Journal of Human Resource Management. 25, 6, p. 795-809 15 p.
The human myometrium differentially expresses mTOR signalling components before and during pregnancy: evidence for regulation by progesterone
Foster, H. A., Davies, J., Pink, R. C., Turkcigdem, S., Goumenou, A., Carter, D. R., Saunders, N. J., Thomas, P. & Karteris, E., 26 Mar 2013, (E-pub ahead of print) In: The Journal of steroid biochemistry and molecular biology. 139, p. 166-72 7 p.
Still radical after all these years: George Kelly's 'The Psychology of Personal Constructs'
Winter, D., 11 Sep 2012, (E-pub ahead of print) In: Clinical Child Psychology and Psychiatry. 18, 2, p. 276-83
Phenazepam abuse in the UK: an emerging problem causing serious adverse health problems, including death
Corkery, J. M., Schifano, F. & Ghodse, A. H., 9 Mar 2012, (E-pub ahead of print) In: Human Psychopharmacology. 27, 3, p. 254-261
A survey of English teenagers sexual experience and preferences for school-based sex education
Newby, K., Wallace, L. M., Dunn, O. & Brown, K. E., 4 Nov 2011, (E-pub ahead of print) In: Sex Education. 12, 2, p. 231-251 21 p.
Structural determinants of opioid and NOP receptor activity in derivatives of buprenorphine
Cami-Kobeci, G., Polgar, W. E., Khroyan, T. V., Toll, L. & Husbands, S. M., 25 Aug 2011, (E-pub ahead of print) In: Journal of Medicinal Chemistry. 54, 19, p. 6531-6537 7 p.
Improving adolescent contraceptive use: Evaluation of a theory-driven classroom-based intervention
Brown, K. E., Hurst, K. M. & Arden, M. A., 9 Jun 2011, (E-pub ahead of print) In: Psychology, Health and Medicine. 16, 2, p. 141-155 15 p.
A qualitative analysis of accounts of hormonal contraceptive use: Experiences and beliefs of British adolescents
Brown, K. E., Arden, M. A. & Hurst, K. M., 6 Jul 2009, (E-pub ahead of print) In: European Journal of Contraception and Reproductive Health Care. 12, 3, p. 269-278 10 p.
Teenagers and emergency contraception in the UK: A focus group study of salient beliefs using concepts from the Theory of Planned Behaviour
Bayley, J., Brown, K. & Wallace, L., 6 Jul 2009, (E-pub ahead of print) In: European Journal of Contraception and Reproductive Health Care. 14, 3, p. 196-206 11 p.
Measuring religion in prisons: Offenders' beliefs and attitudes
Adler, J. R., Burnside, J., Loucks, N. & Tendayi Viki, G., 12 Dec 2008, (E-pub ahead of print) In: Journal of Forensic Psychology Practice. 8, 2, p. 130-149 20 p.
CRIT is expressed on podocytes in normal human kidney and upregulated in membranous nephropathy
Moll, S., Lange, S., Mihatsch, M. J., Dragic, Z., Schifferli, J. A. & Inal, J. M., 5 Apr 2006, (E-pub ahead of print) In: Kidney International. 69, 11, p. 1961-8 8 p.
Tools for regularizing array designs
Manjunathaiah, M. & Megson, G. M., 15 Aug 2004, (E-pub ahead of print) In: Parallel Algorithms and Applications. 19, 1, p. 51-75 25 p.
Management of manure in farming systems in semi-arid West Africa
Harris, F., 28 Apr 2002, (E-pub ahead of print) In: Experimental Agriculture. 38, 2, p. 131-148 18 p.
Ion channels - Analysis and simulation embedded in a flexible environment
Kukol, A., 25 Mar 1998, (E-pub ahead of print) In: Computers & Chemistry. 21, 3, p. 181-184 4 p.
Mutation in Escherichia coli under starvation conditions: a new pathway leading to small deletions in strains defective in mismatch correction
Bridges, B. A. & Timms, A. R., 1 Jun 1997, (E-pub ahead of print) In: EMBO Journal. 16, 11, p. 3349-56 8 p.


This designer inspired keychain will show your support for breast cancer awareness.
A pink faux leather hoop is attached to a silvertone rectangle, which suspends a heart that reads, "Heal Hope Faith." Next to the heart is a pink ribbon awareness ribbon in Austrian crystal.


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EHL lost "round 2" of CEQA litigation in our effort to save the San Bernardino kangaroo rat (SBKR) from extinction. But it's hardly over.
Photo: Al Kelley
Development of over 8,400 homes in the Lytle Creek floodplain may be the death knell for the endangered San Bernardino kangaroo rat, whose global presence has been reduced to only three creeks, the Santa Ana Wash near Redlands, the San Jacinto River near Hemet, and the Lytle Creek and Cajon Creek confluence area near Rialto. Its fragile habitat of intermittently flooded washes and adjacent sage scrub-covered uplands has not only been decimated by development – with an estimated decline of 96% – but also altered by upstream dams.
EHL and its local ally, Save Lytle Creek Wash, initially won a court victory that sent the project's Environmental Impact Report back for more work. However, the revised analysis of alternatives remained blatantly manipulated and biased against environmentally superior outcomes. Even though the judge acknowledged that "circular reasoning" had been employed, we did not prevail when we contested the revised documents at a November hearing. We are considering an appeal, but it is now likely that the project will move into federal and state permitting.
Very importantly, the legal challenges provided us the opportunity to retain a development economist and planner, and we were able to present a financially viable project on a reduced footprint that protects the species. While the City of Rialto and the developer have refused to work collaboratively to date, this information will be central to the upcoming federal and state processes.
EHL and Save Lytle Creek Wash were represented by Michael Fitts, EHL Staff Attorney, and Amy Minteer of Chatten-Brown & Carstens.

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Bacheta takes second win to sweep F2 opening weekend
By Andy Darley
A second Silverstone victory for Luciano Bacheta on Sunday meant the 21-year-old emerged from Formula Two's opening weekend with the clear early lead in the championship.
Luciano Bacheta celebrates his double victory
Romania's Mihai Marinescu drove flawlessly to lead most of the race, but the Essex driver stayed with him as the rest of the field fell back, and with a lap to go he made his move going into Brooklands.
With his nose finally in front, Bacheta ensured his rival was unable to use his overboost to retake the lead on the last circuit and wrapped up a maximum 50 points from the weekend.
He said: "The experience from yesterday definitely helped. I was just biding my time. I pushed a lot harder in the beginning than I wanted, to just to stay within a second of Mihai all the time. He was so quick – he didn't put a tyre wrong and it was tough to keep up.
"I kept chipping away then the gap levelled. I was saving the boost for the final stages and used it on the last but one lap at Brooklands. Mihai was looking in the mirror knowing I had the boost. We still need to work a little bit on our qualifying pace but I'm happy with our race pace and I couldn't have asked for a better two results."
Marinescu said: "I was really constant through the race, from the first lap to the last one, because Bacheta was always there, always behind me with a really constant gap. The difference made was one tenth which ruined my race. I'm disappointed with the result, I was leading until the last two laps, but I know what to do in the next race."
Further back, Alex Fontana repeated his achievement from Saturday with a third-place finish and is now tied for second place in the championship with Marinescu. He said: "The front two were too fast for me so I focused on the tyres."
Britain's Daniel McKenzie improved a place on his Saturday performance to take fourth while Dino Zamparelli was sixth and Hector Hurst 10th.
Author: Andy Darley. Ex-journalist, fan of Mark Webber and anyone who ever drove or tested for Minardi and didn't say rude things about the team afterwards. Owns a Triumph Spitfire and hopes that, one day, it'll be on the road again. Andy has written 744 articles for us.
Categorised under F2, tagged under Daniel McKenzie, Formula Two, Luciano Bacheta.
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Crazy Eddie's Motie News
A blog about societal, cultural, and civilizational collapse, and how to stave it off or survive it. Named after the legendary character "Crazy Eddie" in Larry Niven and Jerry Pournelle's "The Mote in God's Eye." Expect news and views about culture, politics, economics, technology, and science fiction.
Mars, solar flares, and this month's stargazing in this week's space and astronomy news
Since I am still in an "I can't be all DOOM all the time" mood, I'm leading off with something optimistic, NASA's Path to Mars.
Get an inside look at NASA's next steps in deep space exploration -- from the space station, to an asteroid and on to the human exploration of Mars.
I am just waiting for this system to become operational to rub Greer's nose in his prediction that the U.S. age of manned space exploration is over. I'll tell him "one of these days, the last U.S. manned spacecraft will lift off. But it wasn't when the last shuttle launched and it probably won't even be today. Neener!" I got to write something similar last week, when a skeptic at Daily Kos commented "NASA's Path to Mars is a load of crap. If SLS flies any mission worthy of the name, I'll eat my hat." I responded by saying that I'd save the salt, pepper, butter, and gravy for him.
Next, an item more appropriately doomy--how the Earth nearly got hit by a crippling solar flare in 2012. Science at NASA has the story in ScienceCasts: Carrington-class CME Narrowly Misses Earth.
Two years ago, an intense solar storm narrowly missed Earth. If it had hit, researchers say, we could still be picking up the pieces.
Yes, monitoring and preparing for solar storms are good ideas.
Follow over the jump for more of last week's news from NASA as well as a look ahead to sky events in May.
First, The Human Path to Mars on This Week @NASA
On Tuesday, April 29, NASA Administrator Charlie Bolden and other agency officials participated in a public exploration forum at headquarters, to showcase the path the agency has laid out to put humans on Mars. The stepping-stone approach will leverage all of NASA's exploration resources to support the agency's bold human missions to an asteroid by 2025 and to Mars in the 2030s. Also, Senate Hearing, Seeking Concepts for Europa Mission, Tornado Outbreak Seen from Space, Spacecraft Stacked, Shuttle Carrier Aircraft Reaches Final Destination, Spinoffs 2013 and NASA Honors Shatner!
Next, JPL/NASA describes What's Up for May 2014.
What's up for May. Great views of Saturn and Mars all night long. And a possible new meteor shower.
For a more leisurely preview, Hubble Space Telescope presents Tonight's Sky: May 2014.
Backyard stargazers get a monthly guide to the northern hemisphere's skywatching events with "Tonight's Sky." May features the Eta Aquarid meteor shower, and could feature a meteor storm later in the month as Earth passes through the debris from Comet 209P/LINEAR.
As if that were not enough, Indiana University brings its monthly preview, Star Trak: May 2014.
BLOOMINGTON, Ind. -- As evening twilight fades during May, bright yellow Saturn will appear in the southeastern sky. It will be highest in the south around 1 a.m. local daylight time.
On May 10 it will reach opposition (opposite the sun), when it will rise just before sunset and set just after sunrise. It will be closest to Earth in its orbit, so it will shine its brightest for the year. Saturn's rings will be tilted 22 degrees to our line of sight during May. Its largest moon, Titan, will be visible in any telescope.
Finally, back to something more in keeping with this blog's theme from Texas A&M: MFA student's photos of alien worlds to be displayed in NY.
Hypothetical landscapes of distant worlds, photographed by Cassandra Hanks, a Texas A&M Master of Fine Arts student, will be exhibited at New York's HERE Gallery, 145 6th Avenue, from May 29 – July 5, 2014.
In her "Alien Landscapes" series, Hanks uses scientific data to simulate planetary landscapes in a studio, which she photographs to reflect the myriad worlds and visual possibilities in our solar system.
"The terrain of our neighboring planets serves as a hypothetical landscape for what earth used to be, could have been, or what it might become," said Hanks. "These photographs of synthesized planetary landscapes create prophetic possibilities of the impact of natural and human acts of destruction."
Yes, space has plenty to teach humans about what could go wrong and how that would look.
That's it for the past week's space and astronomy news.
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Nebris May 10, 2014 at 2:40 PM
I suspect Greer has locked himself so tightly into his little 'neolithic bubble' that he really has no clue as to what is actually going on out here.
Pinku-Sensei May 10, 2014 at 3:04 PM
I'd call it a neomedieval bubble that his "holy hillbillyism" leads to, but I agree. He's so certain of his vision that he's insufficiently checking his predictions against reality.
Or he has become so invested in said vision that he refuses to look.
He's certainly looking where events are likely to confirm his view. Where there's contrary evidence he can't dismiss, not so much.
...and fuck all those sneering cunts on the comments.
I agree, but it's too fun to mock the trolls.
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YEREVAN (ARKA)—VivaCell-MTS, a mobile telecommunication operator in Armenia which started operating in Armenia in 2005, has provided computers to residents of border villages as gifts, the company's press office reported on Tuesday.
As many as ten computers have been presented to a school in Vahan border village, Gegharkunik province in north-eastern part of Armenia.
Two years ago, the company provided the school with fast Internet and a 3G Wi-Fi router, which provided new opportunities for 155 schoolchildren.
VivaCell-MTS has also helped the villagers install gas-supplying facilities, provision of their streets with LED lighting and a kindergarten with solar-powered water-heaters.
The company has also partly repaired a school in past years. Similar programs will be implemented in 2016.
VivaCell-MTS CEO Ralph Yirikian, on his own initiative, bought ten computers for a school in Chkalov village, Lori province.
Mobile Telesystems (MTS), the largest mobile telecommunication operator in Russia and the CIS, holds 80% of the company's shares, and the remaining 20% belong to Lebanese Fattouch Group.


How to express how much I adored this show. It's not a surprise that I love ghost stories. I write about them, but I'm not usually impressed with movies or television shows about them. Maybe because I grew up with Stephen King as my bedtime stories so I'm hard to scare.
The ghost stories in MASTER'S SUN are creepy because the character, Tae Gong-shil, played by the gorgeous and extremely talented Gong Hyo-jin, is terrified by the ghosts. She's such a great actor that her entire body broadcasts her fear through the television set and into the watchers body.
Yeah, so like I said I'm hard to scare. What makes this ghost series so great is the actors and the humor in the writing by the amazing Hong sisters. This is easily one of my favorite dramas (A Man From Another Star being my top choice. More about that one later, heh heh).
Tae Gong-Shil began seeing ghosts after a mysterious accident. She became debilitated from the stress and lived her life as an outcast. Ghosts plagued her all the time. She couldn't sleep. She couldn't escape them, until she meets the Master. The Master, by Joo Joong-won, played brilliantly by So Ji-sub meets Tae Gong-shil by accident. When she learns all she has to do to banish the ghosts is touch him, she throws her pride out the window and sticks to him like a leech. And he returns the favor by agreeing to be her safety hideout on the condition that he can use her to abilities to further his ambitions.


Fans and attendees of the ever-growing Disney-centric exposition event D23 should get ready to secure tickets for 2019's event, which will take place in August of that year.
Posted today over on the official D23 website, tickets will be available for sale on August 23rd for the various levels of attendance [think something akin to the Creation Events gold, silver, etc levels] as well as price breaks for early bird purchase (made between August 23rd-November 20th).
One of the essential traditions of D23 Expo is the Disney Legends Awards Ceremony, honoring the talented men and women who have made indelible contributions to the Disney legacy. Last year honorees included Mark Hamill, Oprah Winfrey, Whoopi Goldberg, Carrie Fisher, and more of the magic makers who have helped shaped Disney through the years. Who will be announced as Disney Legends next? Stay tuned for future announcements on D23 Expo 2019's honorees.
One of the most stunning parts of every D23 Expo is seeing the talented Disney fans in their amazing costumes, celebrating their favorite characters from Disney's broad history. For D23 Expo 2019, the Mousequerade costume contest is back with actress Yvette Nicole Brown and Her Universe founder Ashley Eckstein returning as judges for the popular event, which includes dozens of eye-popping creations from fans around the world.
The D23 Expo 2019 Design Challenge will be themed to the fan-favorite attraction Haunted Mansion, which first opened at Disneyland in 1969 and will be celebrating its 50th anniversary next year. Fans are encouraged to create ghoulishly delightful designs—from paintings and drawings to sculptures and models—inspired by the beloved attraction and its 999 happy haunts. Twenty-three pieces of finalist artwork will be on display throughout the D23 Expo weekend at a gallery on the show floor. The winning artist will be chosen prior to the start of the D23 Expo and will receive a cash prize of $2,300. The official site says that details for Mousequerade and the Design Challenge will be revealed later this year.
D23 2019 Expo will take place August 23rd-25th 2019 at the Anaheim Convention Center.


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Disnomia ou Dýsnomia (em grego Δύσνομια), na mitologia grega,  era a daemon ou espírito que personificava a desordem cívica e a ilegalidade.

Como os outros grandes males da humanidade, Disnomia era filha de Éris (a discórdia), sem que lhe fosse atribuído pai algum.

Em sua atuação era companheira de Adikia (a injustiça), de Até (a ruína) e de Hibris (a violência), sendo seu daemon oposto Eunômia (a ordem cívica). Assim o narrava Solón, que descreveu os grandes males que este espírito havia trazido aos atenienses, em contraposição dos benefícios que traria a legislação e a ordem na cidade.

Mitologia grega

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FLEX START 10/24/16 (8-week) PREREQUISITE: Computer experience. Lecture time includes 1 hour of MANDATORY lab time. Basic digital photography, Intro to PhotoShop, lighting an printing. Fun hands-on assignments. ADDITIONAL MANDATORY LAB HOURS: time options explained in 1st class. Lab is open Monday-Thursday, 10:00AM-9:00PM. Cameras are available for loan.
Note: AUMT 1305.41240. HONDA PROGRAM Begins 10/5/16. Ends 11/3/16. FIRST SEMESTER LEARNING COMMUNITY COURSE. For more information about this course contact Peter Lamborghini at peterlamborghini@dcccd.edu. AUMT students must register in person in the Career Technologies division, T141. For registration information call Dr. Sue Byrd at 972-860-7671.
Dual Credit Students at Mesquite High School only.
This class is included in the Automotive-Engine Repair and Performance Certificate block scheduled program (BLCK 1900 21360). Courses in this nine credit block include AUMT 1305 21360; AUMT 1307 21360; AUMT 2321 21360.
Note: AUMT 1307.41220. GENERAL PROGRAM Begins 10/3/16. Ends 11/3/16. Prerequisite AUMT 1305 passed with a C or better. This course is part of a 12 hour credit ENGL/AUMT learning community. AUMT students must register in person in the Career Technologies division, T141. For information on the course call Kevin Giles 972-860-7357. For registration information call Dr. Sue Byrd at 972-860-7671.
Note: AUMT 1307.41230. TOYOTA Begins: 10/5/16. Ends: 11/4/16. Prerequisite AUMT 1305. FIRST SEMESTER LEARNING COMMUNITY COURSE. For more information about this course contact Jeremy Bramall at 972-391-1058. AUMT students must register in person in the Career Technologies area, T141. For more information call Dr. Sue Byrd at 972-860-7671.
Note: AUMT 1310.41200. General Program. Begins: 10/24/16. Ends: 11/18/16. Prerequisite AUMT 1307. The class has an online component. Uniform shirt required. Book and other class materials must be purchased in the college bookstore. Students are required to provide a personnal laptop computer. AUMT students must register in person in the Career Technologies division area, T141. For registration information call Dr. Sue Byrd at 972-860-7671.
Note: AUMT 2313.41810. GENERAL PROGRAM. Begins 10/3/16. Ends 11/3/16. Prerequisite AUMT 1305 and AUMT 1307 passed with a C or better. This course is part of a 12 hour credit SPCH/AUMT learning community. Must register for SPCH 1311 unless already taken it with a C or better. In order to stay in the Automotive Program students must stay enrolled in SPCH 1311 for duration of the semester. Contact Kevin Giles for details at 972-860-7357. AUMT students must register in person in the Career Technologies division, T141. For registration information call Dr. Sue Byrd at 972-860-7671.
Note: AUMT 2317.41807 HONDA PROGRAM Begins 10/3/16. Ends 11/1/16. Prerequisite AUMT 1307. FIRST SEMESTER LEARNING COMMUNITY COURSE. This course is part of a 12 hour credit MATH/AUMT learning community. Must register for MATH 1332 unless already taken it with a C or better. In order to stay in the Automotive Program students must stay enrolled in MATH 1332 for duration of the semester. For more information about this course contact Peter Lamborghini at peterlamborghini@dcccd.edu. AUMT students must register in person in the Career Technologies division, T141. For registration information call Dr. Sue Byrd at 972-860-7671.
Note: AUMT 2317.41812. TOYOTA Begins: 10/3/16. Ends: 11/2/16. Prerequisite AUMT 1307. FIRST SEMESTER LEARNING COMMUNITY COURSE. This class is part of a 12 credit hour BUSI/AUMT learning community. Must register for BUSI 1307 unless already taken it with a C or better. In order to stay in the Automotive Program students must stay enrolled in BUSI 1307 for duration of the semester. For more information about this course contact Jeremy Bramall at 972-391-1058. AUMT students must register in person in the Career Technologies area, T141. For more information call Dr. Sue Byrd at 972-860-7671.
Students complete this course entirely off campus. This course is designed using Quality Matters review standards for online courses. To complete the MANDATORY online orientation, go to https://ecampus.dcccd.edu and follow login procedures. Email aMatney@dcccd.edu with questions.
Delivery: Flex Term meets 10/24-12/15.
Delivery: Online/ No on-campus meetings/ Reqd: Online orientation. Log on to http://ecampus.dcccd.edu. Flex Term class meets 10/24-12/15.
Students complete this course entirely off campus. This course is designed using Quality Matters review standards for online courses. To complete the MANDATORY online orientation before 10/26/16, go to https://ecampus.dcccd.edu and follow login procedures. Email aMatney@dcccd.edu with questions.
Course requires students to purchase: student Access Code with eText and Lab Manual. For assistance email bioweb@dcccd.edu.
BIOL 2401 is the prerequisite for BIOL 2402. This course is part of a two-course sequence for accelerated classes. Student enrolling for this section must enroll in BIOL 2402 71200. Anyone enrolling in just one course may be dropped.
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The Basic Criminal Justice Certificate is a 12 credit hour block scheduled program that allows you to enroll in an entire block of courses, rather than enrolling in individual classes. Block scheduling provides a convenient and predictable class schedule and will allow you to complete your certificate in one year or less. By enrolling in BLCK 2120 31350 you will automatically be enrolled in the following classes: CRIJ 1301 31350 ONLINE 10/24/16 - 10/21/16 CRIJ 1306 31350 ONLINE 10/24/16 - 12/15/16 CRIJ 1307 31350 ONLINE 09/26/16 - 12/15/16 CRIJ 1310 31350 ONLINE 09/26/16 - 12/15/16 Students must be Reading & Writing TSI met to enroll in this block of classes. Note: Enrolling in a block with less than 12 semester credit hours may affect your financial aid and/or TSI status. Check with your advisor for more information.
BUSI 1301-21201 is a self-paced course from Oct. 17-Dec. 10. MANDATORY orientation is Oct. 17 at 1:30 or 5:40 p.m. in Bldg. M, Room M206.
Green Course. Ready2Go is part of an online Associates in Arts degree Plan. For more information call 972-669-6400 or email r2g@dcccd.edu.
BUSI 1307-21201 is a self-paced course from Oct. 17-Dec. 10. MANDATORY orientation is Oct. 17 at 1:30 or 5:40 p.m. in Bldg. M, Room, M206.
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Class meets: Oct. 13 (Thur. 5pm-9pm), Oct. 15 (Sat. 8am-5pm), Oct. 16 (Sun. 8am-5pm), Oct. 20 (Thur. 5pm-9pm), Oct. 22 (Sat. 8am-5pm), Oct. 23 (Sun. 8am-5pm).
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DANC 1352 is for those cast in or working on Dancer's Theatre Fall 2016. It is by audition only, auditions will be held Sept. 13 at 1:30p.m. and Sept. 14 at 8:30p.m. in room T100. Please call the Dance Office at 972-860-4122 or email bhcDance@dcccd.edu with any questions.
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DANC 2351 is for those cast in or working on Dancer's Theatre Fall 2016. It is by audition only, auditions will be held Sept. 13 at 1:30p.m. and Sept. 14 at 8:30p.m. in room T100. Please call the Dance Office at 972-860-4122 or email bhcDance@dcccd.edu with any questions.
DANC 2352 is for those cast in or working on Dancer's Theatre Fall 2016. It is by audition only, auditions will be held Sept. 13 at 1:30p.m. and Sept. 14 at 8:30p.m. in room T100. Please call the Dance Office at 972-860-4122 or email bhcDance@dcccd.edu with any questions.


University of Dallas scientists have found a way to fashion carbon nanotubes, the same material used to improve displays and solar panels, into an invisibility cloak. Scientists discovered that if they heated the tubes underwater they could create a "mirage effect" to make objects completely disappear.
It's really that simple. All the scientists had to do was setup a sheet of one-molecule-thick carbon nanotubes sheets and apply an extreme amount of heat--we're talking a maximum of 2,500 degrees Kelvin (2,300 degrees Celsius). No big deal, right?
The carbon nanotubes are essentially recreating the same effect by boiling the water around it and bending light with the resulting water vapor. As you can tell from the video above, the effect is immediate, as if somebody is turning on a light switch, and it looks as eerily perfect as a cloaking Klingon Bird of Prey.
Chances are, these carbon nanotube invisibility cloaks won't be something you'll wear, because they only work in water, and the whole constantly-applied-heat thing is really not comfortable. However it could be good for cloaking submarines--so long as enemy subs don't have thermal imaging or heat seeking torpedoes.


Is it Sunday again already? How did that happen? Well, Sunday is a good thing, because that means it's time to play along with my friends at The Paper Players! This week LeAnne has a super color challenge for us: Rich Razzleberry, Pool Party and Basic Black.
Initially I wasn't quite sure how I would use these colors together. I just started fiddling around with some bits and pieces, then I realized that these colors are so awesome together that you can do almost anything with them and it will look great! The Chalk Talk Stamp Set was on my desk and, prior to this, unused. It needed inking up so it became the basis of my card.
The greeting was stamped with Black Stazon onto Whisper White Card Stock and cut with the Extra Large Oval Punch. The panel behind was heat embossed with White Embossing Powder and cut with the Chalk Talk Framelits Dies. After that are two more die cut layers, two layers of DSP, and some Delicate Details Lace Tape. I keep forgetting I have that tape!
We'd love for you to join us this week at The Paper Players so please play along!
Chalk Talk is quickly becoming one of my favorite sets and dies....and look how beautiful it is here with the challenge colors! LOVE it! The lace peeking out from your vertical panel is just perfect with the DP you used! And that black banner adds just the right bit of contrast! Fabulous!
This is really pretty, Sandy! Gorgeous use of the colors!
Such a beautiful card, Sandy! I love the Chalk Talk set. Mixed with these colors, the result is so elegant!
Sandy, I agree... I would never have used these colors, but realized how gorgeous they were when I started playing around with them! I love the banners going both ways. They really create great movement around the card.


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Chaeng Watthana Government Complex (), or formally, the Government Complex Commemorating His Majesty the King's 80th Birthday Anniversary, 5 December, BE 2550 (2007) (), is a complex of Thai Government buildings on Chaeng Watthana Road, Thung Song Hong Subdistrict, Lak Si District, Bangkok.
The complex was built in commemoration of King Bhumibol Adulyadej's 80th birthday. The complex construction project started in 2005 under Thaksin Shinawatra's regime and was completed in 2008. Its opening ceremony was held on 17 February 2010 by Crown Prince Vajiralongkorn and Prince Dipangkorn Rasmijoti. The project cost 20,000 million baht.

The  of land on which the complex sits belongs to the Treasury Department, Ministry of Finance. The complex is administered by Dhanarak Asset Development (ธนารักษ์พัฒนาสินทรัพย์) or DAD, a state enterprise attached to the Treasury Department.

Structure

The complex is divided into three zones: Zone A (100 rai) and Zone B (197 rai) are for government buildings, and Zone C (152 rai) supports the growth of the complex itself. The governmental buildings in the complex are divided into two groups:

Ratchaburidirekrit Building
Building A (อาคารเอ), or formally, the Ratchaburidirekrit Building (อาคารราชบุรีดิเรกฤทธิ์; named for Prince Raphi Phatthanasak, Prince of Ratchaburi (1874–1920), whom some consider to be the "father of Thai law"), is in Zone A and includes the justice-related agencies:

 Administrative Courts
 Central Administrative Court
 Office of Administrative Courts
 Supreme Administrative Court
 Constitutional Court
 Courts of Justice
 Central Bankruptcy Court
 Central Intellectual Property and International Trade Court
 Supreme Court of Justice
 Don Mueang Kwaeng Court
 Office of the Attorney General

Ratthaprasatphakdi Building
Building B (อาคารบี), or formally, the Ratthaprasatphakdi Building (อาคารรัฐประศาสนภักดี), is in Zone B and is includes administrative agencies:

 Independent agencies
 Office of Election Commission of Thailand
 Office of National Human Rights Commission
 Office of Ombudsmen
 Ministry of Finance
 Bangkok Regional Revenue Office 9
 Treasury Department
 Ministry of Foreign Affairs
 Thailand International Cooperation Agency (TICA)
 Devawongse Varopakarn Institute of Foreign Affairs (DVIFA)
 Ministry of Digital Economy and Society
 National Statistical Office of Thailand
 Permanent Secretariat for Information and Communication Technology
 Digital Economy Promotion Agency (Public Organisation)
 Ministry of Interior
 Department of Community Development
 Department of Land
 Ministry of Justice
 Central Institute of Forensic Science
 Department of Special Investigation
 Office of Justice Affairs
 Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment
 Biodiversity-Based Economy Development Office (Public Organisation)
 Department of Marine and Coastal Resources
 Thailand Greenhouse Gas Management Organisation (Public Organisation)
 Ministry of Public Health
 Office of National Health Security
 Ministry of Science and Technology
 Geo-Informatics and Space Technology Development Agency (Public Organisation)
 Office of the Prime Minister
 Office of Consumer Protection Commission
 Office of National Economic and Social Advisory Council
 Office of the National Security Council
 Parliamentary agency
 King Prajadhipok's Institute
 Royal Thai Police
 Immigration Bureau
 Office of Forensic Science Police

Other Buildings
Other buildings include the "Chaeng Watthana Centara Government Complex Hotel and Convention Centre", a hotel with a convention centre called "Wayuphak Hall".

References

External links
 Official website

Government buildings in Bangkok
Government of Thailand


as well a an answer to a FAQ: I am not a dealer, am I welcome?
Many stand holders do book in April for September and/or April next year - already on departure..
making sure they will get "their own" table from last time back..
And receiving a discount for early payment too.
Go to the Menu and click "History & Future" and then to listing required.
You would like to book a stand for September and/or April?
You CAN enter - BUT the entrance then is Euro 100 & paid on arrival .
and you will have to wait till the entering stand holders have been processed.
Confirmation & Payment instructions you will receive by mail.
Other advantage is that you will be allowed in together with the stand-holders.
This is valid for entry all week-end... early entry too.
to be picked up at the pre-bourse!
others will be hand written made on arrival.
Wristbands in case you want to come back in later that day or the next day.


*****Doctor, why did you sign the MOVE statement?
I resent the tortuous manipulations that are being applied to electronic cigarettes for purely financial reasons, and without the provision of any serious scientific study as a basis for the attacks and false information being used to confuse the public.
I am totally convinced that the vaporiser is not only an alternative to smoking, but is currently the most effective method for people to stop smoking permanently.
*****So, do you think that encouragement of the correct use of eCigs could be a definitive solution to the problem of smoking?
For now, and until we have something that exceeds eCigs in terms of effectiveness, I have no doubt. This is why eCigs are being overwhelmingly attacked – tobacco taxes are, for governments, a strong argument in this 'war'.
There are many thousands of vapers who vape for the pleasure of vaping and who have gradually decreased their nicotine concentration to zero. Governments would have no way to recover lost tobacco revenues even via exorbitant taxes on nicotine.
It is a government folly to only take into account savings on long term therapies, hospital stays and pensions, and ignore the pain, suffering and sickness that these devices could prevent.
*******We noticed that you are a vaper, why did you start vaping?
I was a heavy smoker, smoking 50-55 tobacco cigarettes per day, or 15 packs a week. I started smoking when I was 14, and continued for 42 years.
A few years ago I had a total occlusion of the right and circumflex coronary arteries, which could not be repaired by angioplasty (I nearly died in one of three attempts to position a vascular stent. My heart stopped for almost two minutes).
Imagine that picture, and yet I still smoked a pack a day, hiding it from my wife and son. I had daily episodes of angina which were alleviated with sublingual nitroglycerin. Even the slightest effort would bring on an attack. Just climbing the stairs to my room would cause dyspnoea.
It was vital that I stopped smoking tobacco. I started with a whole string of quit attempts (traditional and alternative) including patches, medication, gum, hypnosis and acupuncture.
My colleagues at the hospital said I was a hopeless case.
Suddenly I found vaping and as if by miracle, after the first puff of a high nicotine eCig I never smoked again. I gave up smoking without any effort, I do not miss it and I have suffered no anxiety or weight gain.
******Have you noticed any improvement in your health since you switched from smoking tobacco to using an eCig?
The episodes of angina disappeared (although my extensive daily medication, forced retirement and change of lifestyle have no doubt contributed to that, make no mistake).
I no longer suffer from dyspnoea from small tasks, only when greater efforts are required, such as climbing a hill.
My heart has sustained injury and has diminished capacity, but apart from that I am able to do more and my quality of life has improved 500%.
******How long have you been using an eCig?
For five years now…how time flies!
******That makes you the living proof on the use of eCigs in relation to chronic smoking related disease. What do the doctors who have treated you think?
Since you say so…yes. I am living proof that the use of eCigs has not only not worsened my condition, but against all of the odds my health has improved markedly in terms of my ability to function and my breathing capacity.
The doctors who are treating me are unable to explain my improvement, and although they are sceptical about eCigs, they are at least no longer hostile towards them.
******What is your conclusion doctor?
The electronic cigarette is the perfect and most effective method to quit smoking, despite what the ill-informed and isolated WHO, Governments and those who are less than honest about the studies may think. I say so strongly, because at least in my case, it saved my life.
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Right on! You're the kind of doctor I like hearing from!
The anti tobacco and nicotine zealots are doing great harm to the reputation of Public Health, even among nonsmokers who are surprised by the hysteria.
Tobacco harm reduction for the win!


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Diecéze Roermond (latinsky Dioecesis Ruremundensis) je římskokatolická diecéze v Nizozemsku, která je sufragánní diecézí metropole v Utrechtu. Katedrálním kostelem je dóm sv. Kryštofa v Roermondu, území diecéze se kryje s územím nizozemské provincie Limburg. Současným roermundským biskupem je Hendrikus Smeets.

Stručná historie
V roce 1559 bylo z území arcidiecéze kolínské a diecéze lutyšské vyčleněna Diecéze Roermond. Zrušena byla v roce 1801, ale již v roce 1840 byl zřízen apoštolský vikariát Limburg, který se roku 1853 stal obnovenou diecézí roermondskou.

Související články
 Římskokatolická církev v Nizozemsku
 Seznam roermondských biskupů
 Katedrála svatého Kryštofa (Roermond)

Externí odkazy

 Údaje o diecézi na stránkách catholic-hierarchy.org
 Údaje o diecézi na stránkách catholic-hierarchy.org Údaje o diecézi] na stránkách gcatholic.org

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Římskokatolická církev v Nizozemsku


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Noam Moskowitz
Dithering Over Dani Dayan's Diplomacy
Michael J. Koplow March 31, 2016
Diaspora JewryKoplow Column6 min read
There was a revealing debate that played itself out in the pages of Ha'aretz earlier this week after the Israeli government announced that it was appointing Dani Dayan to be the consul general in New York. For those unfamiliar with him, Dayan is the former chairman of the Yesha Council, a position that is the de facto leader of the settlement movement, and he has become in many ways the international face of the settlements through his willingness to write, speak, and engage with foreign audiences. Prime Minister Netanyahu had initially appointed Dayan as Israel's ambassador to Brazil, but the Brazilian government was not willing to accept his credentials due to his settlement advocacy, so Dayan is now headed to the U.S., where many are looking at him askance.
Bradley Burston captures why Dayan is walking into a situation where he is already behind in the count, cataloguing the new consul general's rejection of the two-state solution and his desire to annex the West Bank without any corresponding plan to grant the Palestinians living there any political rights. Burston consequently thinks that the American Jewish community should, like the government of Brazil, refuse to accept Dayan's appointment and demand that he be replaced with someone who reflects American Jewish politics and values and is more in line with the outlook and communal mood of the majority of American Jews. As Burston writes, "To a Jewish community with grave reservations about the consequences of the settlement enterprise and its destructive impact on democracy and economics in Israel, and on peace, security, and human rights throughout the Holy Land, Israel is sending a man who declared, 'The settlements of Judea and Samaria are not the problem — they are part of the solution.'"
Burston's colleague Chemi Shalev takes a different tack. Shalev argues that the right way to approach Dayan's appointment is not by looking at his audience, but by looking at his client. In Shalev's view, since Dayan is being sent to New York to represent the government of Israel rather than the other way around and since Dayan accurately reflects the government's views, he is in some ways the perfect envoy. Rather than pretending that the Israeli government embraces policies that American Jews would like to see, having Dayan as consul general in New York will make it clear that the government is not really interested in two states and put an end to the notion that the Netanyahu government is going to eventually come around.
I side with Shalev in this debate for a number of reasons. First, I don't think it is appropriate to judge Dayan as a diplomat before he has even spent one minute in the job, and it is possible that he will surprise. I have observed Dayan in action on a few occasions, and while there is no question that he is an inveterate rightwinger, I found Burston's description of him as vindictive and quick to anger as oddly off-base. Having watched Dayan address rooms where he is not only the most rightwing guy there but the only rightwing guy there, he is actually extremely diplomatic; he listens to the other side and then responds in a respectful and cogent way, with a heavy dose of humor. A diplomat isn't supposed to nod and agree with everything his interlocutors say, but to listen well, argue well, and behave diplomatically. Perhaps Dayan's intemperate and ill-timed comments on J Street being "un-Jewish" will turn out to be representative, but my limited observations of him point to the opposite.
More saliently, Shalev is right about what Dayan is here to do. A diplomat is supposed to reflect and advance his government's positions rather than mold him or herself to fit the place where he or she is sent. The fact that Dayan may not be popular with American Jews doesn't change the fact that he is a perfectly appropriate representative of the current government, and in some ways it would be more insulting to send a consul general to New York who would constantly dissemble and tell American Jews what they want to hear. There is a line between respectfully presenting unpopular positions, and obnoxiously asserting that you know better than everyone else. Some of Israel's senior diplomats fall into the latter category, which is what makes them so ineffectual, but I don't think Dayan is of the same ilk.
But the real lesson of Dayan's appointment is a deeper one. His appointment is the clearest message that the Israeli government has sent yet that it does not view its policies as a problem, but rather the way in which they are presented. Dayan will not pretend to be anything but a rightwing one-stater who views the two-state solution as naïve and unrealistic. He will perfectly represent the current Israeli government as an unapologetic realist who views the bulk of American Jews as out of touch with the reality of Israel's situation and neighborhood. Yet, the Israeli government sincerely seems to believe that forcefully and consistently presenting this message will change minds here, and that American Jews will eventually come around. Dayan as consul general lets us know that the Israeli government is blind as a bat to the damage caused by its policies, and that it is the naïve party here by assuming that it has a messaging problem rather than a policy problem. Israeli diplomats don't need to be more forceful in pushing their message; they need a different message to push.
Nothing could illustrate this point better than yesterday's news that Senator Pat Leahy and ten House Democrats have sent a letter to Secretary of State Kerry asking that he review U.S. military assistance to Israel and Egypt in light of alleged gross violations of human right by both countries. The fact that a relatively miniscule number of legislators signed a letter questioning military assistance to Israel will not matter in the scheme of things, but what is remarkable – and a bad harbinger of things to come – is that eleven members of Congress saw no problem lumping Israel with Egypt on the subject of human rights. It is a grossly inappropriate comparison, even if the intention was not to equate the two but to link their aid status as a legacy of the Camp David agreement, and there is no universe in which Israeli missteps are on the same plane as Egyptian killings and torture of political opponents. But Israel is not in Congressional crosshairs because its message needs to be more finely honed. It is in Congressional crosshairs because its policies in the West Bank are corrosive and inevitably lead to actions that no democracy should commit and that sully Israel's reputation. This letter is a consequence of Israel mistakenly believing that it only has to explain itself better and give no quarter to its critics in order to make its problems go away. I wish Dani Dayan all the luck in the world, but he is sidling up to the table having already been dealt a losing hand.
DayanJ StreetKoplow ColumnUS-Israel
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Mythologizing Sanders on Israel
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More info on Intercontinental ballistic missile
Intercontinental ballistic missile: Quiz
Ballistic missile quiz
List of missiles by country quiz
Anti-ballistic missile quiz
Air-to-air missile quiz
Anti-tank guided missile quiz
Arrow (missile) quiz
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Categories: Intercontinental ballistic missiles > Russian inventions
Top rankings for Intercontinental ballistic missile
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Question 1: Low-flying guided cruise missiles are an alternative to ________.
Air-to-air missile Anti-ballistic missile Intercontinental ballistic missile Ballistic missile
Question 2: It is speculated by some intelligence agencies that ________ is developing an ICBM;[7] two tests of somewhat different developmental missiles in 1998 and 2006 were not fully successful.
North Korea Korean People's Navy Korean Peninsula South Korea
Question 3: R7 Semyorka / 8K71 / SS-6 Sapwood: Rocket first used to launch ________ in October 1957.
Satellite Sputnik 1 Sputnik 3 Sputnik program
Question 4: In 1953, the USSR initiated, under the direction of the reactive propulsion engineer ________, a program to develop an ICBM.
Joseph Stalin Russia Sergey Korolyov Valentin Glushko
Question 5: Army through ________, developing the IRBMs, ICBMs, and launchers.
Arthur Rudolph Wernher von Braun Mittelwerk Operation Paperclip
Question 6: This rocket, the R-7, was successfully tested in August 1957 becoming the world's first ICBM and, on October 4, 1957, placed the first artificial satellite in space, ________.
Space Race Sputnik 1 Sputnik 2 Sputnik program
Question 7: Trident II (D5): SLBM currently used by the ________ and planned to be deployed until the 2050s.
HMS Illustrious (R06) HMS Ocean (L12) HMS Ark Royal (R07) Royal Navy
Question 8: on ________: submarine-launched ballistic missiles (SLBMs); most or all SLBMs have the long range of ICBMs (as opposed to IRBMs)
Submarine Alfa class submarine United States Navy Torpedo
Question 9: One of the key features of the first computer-controlled ICBM, the ________, was that it could quickly and easily use its computer to test itself.
AGM-65 Maverick LGM-30 Minuteman AIM-120 AMRAAM AGM-86 ALCM
Question 10: Derivatives are still in use today, primarily as the Soyuz rocket for manned Soyuz and Progress spacecraft launches to the ________
Space habitat International Space Station Treadmill with Vibration Isolation System Mir


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 Хелльстен, Милья (род. 1990, в замужестве Сулланмаа, Милья) — финская кёрлингистка.
 Хелльстен, Юхан (род. 1975) — шведский шахматист, гроссмейстер (2004).


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I am using the fading scroller script from Dynamic Forums to put text on an image of a sign. It's perfect however I need the scroller to only go through the lines of text once and then open another page on the site. I've posted the code below. Advice anyone?
Addition red, you can use any href you like in place of someother.htm.
Late Joon, for future reference, please include a link to the DD script in question in your post. See this thread (http://www.dynamicdrive.com/forums/showthread.php?t=6) for the proper posting format when asking a question. Also, post in the correct forum category (in this case, "DD scripts help").


Spring Lake, MI. — May 15, 2012—The Absenger Cancer Education Foundation, Spring Lake, Michigan, is pleased to announce the initiation of an interventional, supportive care, randomized efficacy study to evaluate the effects of a Mind-Body Skills Group on measures of Quality of Life (QoL) in a population of cancer patients. The study will enroll 24 cancer patients in a 4-week (8 sessions, 2 per week) study starting May 28, 2012 and concluding June 21, 2012.
According to the National Cancer Institute, distress is common to almost every cancer patient because of many stressors associated with different stages of cancer and the associated oncological treatment, but only a small number of distressed patients receive the help necessary to address their distress.


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Lanforsen är ett vattenkraftverk och tidigare vattenfall i Dalälven vid Älvkarleö mellan Untraverket och Älvkarleby kraftverk i Älvkarleby kommun. Fallrättigheterna köptes 1908 av Sandvikens järnverk.

Kraftverket byggdes 1919-31 med tre kaplanturbiner. På 40-talet utökades stationen med ett fjärde aggregat, även det med kaplanturbin. Effekten är 42 MW. Fallhöjden är 9,25 meter och det är i huvudsak ett strömkraftverk. Kraftverket ägdes från början till en tredjedel av Sandvikens järnverk och två tredjedelar av Stockholms stad, som via 145 kilometer långa ledningar, delvis parallella med Untraverkets utnyttjade kraften från Lanforsen. Sandvikens järnverk sålde sin andel till Stockholm Energi 1982.

Källor

Vattenkraftverk i Dalälven
Byggnader i Älvkarleby kommun


We are having a lot of questions on combinatorics which can be considered as a case of arranging balls in boxes. That would make a total of $6$ different cases and I would like to make an article to discuss these so that I can reference to in future. Is it acceptable to ask a question and then answer my own question?
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The Queen's College of Guyana Alumni Association NY (QCAANY) invites you to our inaugural film showcase with screenings of Guyanese short films. The Showcase is curated by Romola Lucas, Founder of Caribbean Film Academy (CaFA), a non-profit organization dedicated to the storytelling through film as well as the promotion and support of Caribbean film-making and filmmakers in the region and the diaspora.
The program for the evening will include a cocktail reception, screenings by the filmmakers and a moderated conversation of the subject films by Grace Aneiza Ali, Founder and Editorial Director of OF NOTE, an online magazine that focuses on global artists using the arts as catalysts for activism and social change.
Featured Films: Rebecca's Story, Antiman, The Seawall and Adero. Exclusive preview of ECHOS OF THE PLANTATION.
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Q: Close Angular Material menu on custom backdrop events I have a menu on my site that places a backdrop on the whole site. The menu can be closed by clicking anywhere, but on the menu, which works great.
My issue is that on mobile devices the backdrop is only removed when a tap event occurs, but not on swipe. Some of our users can't figure out what they should be doing to make the site responsive again.
A couple of solutions that came to mind, but I don't really like:
- Turn off the backdrop and add a "Close menu" button to the menu. I guess this would be fine as a last resort.
- Add a class to the backdrop, and "grey out" the whole site when the menu is open. This doesn't look very nice in our current design, however.
I think the best solution would be to close the menu on swipe/scroll as well. Can I bind these events somehow to the backdrop?

A: Can you try installing hammer.js for dealing with such events

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Yes, very exciting, we finally have some (almost ripe) cherries!
Finally after 3 years of preparing soil, planting, watering and waiting, we had about 2 dozen beautiful white flowers on one of the trees this year (the Stella variety). This resulted in about 15 little green cherries forming on the tree.


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exports.name = "luvit/process"
exports.version = "0.1.1"

local env = require('env')
local hooks = require('hooks')
local os = require('os')
local timer = require('timer')
local utils = require('utils')
local uv = require('uv')
local Emitter = require('core').Emitter

local function nextTick(...)
  timer.setImmediate(...)
end

local function cwd()
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end

local lenv = {}
function lenv.get(key)
  return lenv[key]
end
setmetatable(lenv, {
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      end
    end
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  __newindex = function(table, key, value)
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  end
})

local function kill(pid, signal)
  uv.kill(pid, signal or 'sigterm')
end

local signalWraps = {}

local function on(self, _type, listener)
  if not signalWraps[_type] then
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    signalWraps[_type] = signal
    uv.unref(signal)
    uv.signal_start(signal, _type, function() self:emit(_type) end)
  end
  Emitter.on(self, _type, listener)
end

local function removeListener(self, _type, listener)
  local signal = signalWraps[_type]
  if not signal then return end
  signal:stop()
  uv.close(signal)
  signalWraps[_type] = nil
  Emitter.removeListener(self, _type, listener)
end

local function exit(self, code)
  code = code or 0
  self:emit('exit', code)
  os.exit(code)
end

local function globalProcess()
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  process.on = on
  process.exit = exit
  process.removeListener = removeListener
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  return process
end
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With a name inspired by the First Amendment, 1A explores important issues such as policy, politics, technology, and what connects us across the fissures that divide the country. The program also delves into pop culture, sports, and humor. 1A's goal is to act as a national mirror-taking time to help America look at itself and to ask what it wants to be.
Thinking of the lessons of 9-11 in Delaware and elsewhere
The 10th anniversary of the 9-11 attacks will produce a wide range of emotions, not unlike the day of attack itself. NewsWorks asked our editorial cartoonist Rob Tornoe to add his perspective.
Hard to 'Never Forget' When We Never Learned
It's hard to take the slogan "never forget" seriously when, as a country, we never learned the true lesson of 9/11 in the first place.
I know it probably makes you angry to read this. After all, it's a solemn occasion, and as an American, I have a duty to cast aside everything, wrap myself in an American flag and blindly remember the terrible day our nation experienced 10 years ago.
But it makes me angry we are so willfully ignorant of the reasons behind an event that not only claimed 3,000 innocent victims, but due to our "War on Terror" has cost the lives of over 6,000 of our service people, as well as caused the deaths of hundreds of thousands of civilians. Wait, I need to be more politically correct… not civilian deaths, "collateral damage."
To test the notion of our understanding of 9/11, turn to the person next to you and ask them why Osama bin Laden and al-Qaeda waged war on the United States and our innocent civilians. If that person answers, "Because they hate our freedom," give them an American flag and pat them on the head.
Of course, this fundamental misunderstanding of the threat we continue to face, and the peril we put American troops in as a result of it, is the core of why the "War on Terror" is badly conceived and doomed to fail.
The worst part is, we don't even have to make up what was on bin Laden's now water-logged mind – he told us! al-Qaeda explicitly cited three motives for its activities against Western countries: the presence of U.S. troops in Saudi Arabia, U.S. support of Israel and sanctions against Iraq.
So, what was our response? To attack, invade and occupy two sovereign Middle Eastern countries in wars that are closing in on their own 10-year anniversaries. The effect was predictable: angering locals in those countries and driving up anti-American sentiment, and ultimately creating a new generation of potential terrorists that hate America. Seems like a silly way to keep us safe. Ultimately, President George W. Bush's "War on Terror," continued in earnest, and in some cases double-downed on by President Obama, compromised America's basic principles, undermined our economy and weakened its security.I haven't even gotten to the cost. America's military spending still nearly equals that of the rest of the world combined, two decades after the end of the Cold War. In addition to the $1.415 trillion price tag of all our wars of choice, there's the social cost as well to our troops and our society. Due to the fact that 50 percent of returning troops are eligible to receive some level of disability payment, and more than 600,000 have been treated so far in veterans' medical facilities. Joseph Stiglitz of Columbia University estimates that future disability payments and health care costs will total $600 billion to $900 billion alone. The cost is even higher for the families and relatives of casualties of war you don't often hear about – veterans who choose to take their own lives, unable to cope with the post-traumatic stress of multiple deployments and family break-ups. In fact, veterans are twice as likely to commit suicide than civilians who have never had to experience war. So, on this anniversary of the largest attack on the continental U.S. since the War of 1812, remember those innocent victims that needlessly died at the hand of evil, cowardly terrorists. But also remember the hundreds of thousand innocent civilians whose only crime was where they were born. Remember the 6,000-plus American servicemen who have died helping to grow the next generation of terrorists in the Middle East, at a cost that threatens to bankrupt us as a nation.
Also, remember the businessman who now needs to strip down and enjoy a cavity search by a wonderful TSA agent. Remember the firefighter who responded on 9/11 and saved lives, only to continuously have his healthcare coverage denied. Remember the Nobel Peace Prize-winning President who thought that two wars weren't enough, and started a third in a country that possessed no strategic threat to us.
In fact, do more than just remember them all. Never forget them. Maybe next time we can think before we act. Rob Tornoe is a political cartoonist and a contributor to WHYY. Contact him at robtornoe@gmail.com.


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