Being one of the largest countries in the world, coupled with a large and diverse population, America holds a treasure of opportunities for all wayfarers. Most of us, when we think of taking a vacation, we plan or traveling to some exotic land with wild trees and clear blue skies, all the while ignoring the breath-taking beauty and vast traveling opportunities that America has to offer. The country has everything from the polished look of metropolitan cities, with tall skyscrapers kissing the blue skies to the natural wonder of the Grand Canyon and sunny beaches of Hawaii. You do not have to be a native to enjoy these marvels. America is often overlooked as a travel destination for its large cities and rapid industrialization. You can give a quick look at the internet to realize for yourself what a beauty America is! Better still, with the advent and progress of tourism business, you can get cheap airline and flights tickets to the USA, as well as get good deals on hotel bookings.
For anyone who has enough time on their hands and a heart to discover new places, these 10 places have got to be there on your bucket list!
• Niagara Falls – Located on the border between US and Canada, Niagra Falls is debatably one of the best-known waterfalls in the whole world. Niagara Falls actually consists of three separate falls, the largest of them being the Horseshoe Falls. It is one of the most visited tourist spots, attracting up to 14 million people every year.
• Yellowstone National Park – The oldest national park in the USA is actually home to a giant volcano. The National Park was created in 1872 to conserve the natural wonders of the place including hot springs and geysers, waterfalls and the vast wildlife consisting of bison, bears, and antelopes.
• Grand Canyon – One of the most awe-inspiring natural wonders in the whole world, the Grand Canyon is a specimen of great landscape and picturesque natural beauty.
• Time Square – Venturing away from the natural wonder, Time Square in a man-made wonder that sits in the heart of Midtown Manhattan. This place is flooded especially during the New Year's Eve when people from far and wide come commemorate the memories of the past year and welcome the New Year with the huge ball drop. From rushing yellow taxis to luxurious designer shops, this is the place to be for an interesting and impactful experience.
• French Quarter – The famous French Quarter in New Orleans is synonymous with old world jazz, parades and a unique chance to get lost in the history and charm of the diverse and nostalgic culture.
• Rock and Roll Hall of Fame – If you are a music buff, or have a keen interest in the rock music and its history, you just cannot miss out on the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in Ohio. With a huge assortment of memorabilia and photos, there is more information that you can possibly soak up.
• Las Vegas strip – You can tour the whole world just by walking along the strip of Las Vegas. From recreations of Eiffel Tower to New York skyline, the place is a sight to behold at night when it comes alive with lights and color. The place is best known for its casino and amusement parks for adults. You can treat yourself with a delightful mix of eclectic shows, luxurious hotels, and sinfully good casinos.
• Statue of Liberty – Perhaps the most associated emblem with the USA, it is also the largest statue in the world. Visitors are encouraged to make a prior reservation because the statue is often overcrowded with enthusiastic tourists. It is located in the New York Harbor and stands at 150ft tall.
• White House – You just cannot take a trip around America and not pay a visit to the White House. It is the official residence of the President of America. Originally built in 1792, the building was rebuilt in 1818. It was the home to all American presidents, except the very first, George Washington.


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Would you make consideration to do a shot just like this except with a '70/'71 Torino?
Incredible! Such an enhancement to what to what already looks great!
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I had one of those for 9 years. This looks just like mine except for the wheels and possibly, the colour [mine was very dark metallic blue that looked black unless it was in direct sunlight]. Mine was the 289 with four-barrel carburettor, four speed, and limited-slip differential. No air-conditioning or radio.
Do you think they ever thought of making a slowback?
I was just trying to make a joke with "fastback." Maybe I should've gone with "slowforth?"
Excellent shot of a great car.
My dream car. Nice shot!
Excellent angle shot you took, like how the sun is reflecting off the roof.


In 2009, the preserve received funding from the National Science Foundation to install an outdoor wireless mesh network that extends Internet connectivity throughout Jasper Ridge. This project was funded by an award from the Improvements in Facilities, Communications, and Equipment at Biological Field Stations and Marine Laboratories (FSML) grant program.
Wireless mesh networks are a reliable and flexible networking solution for outdoor settings. Each node in the mesh network functions as both a wireless access point and a relay that communicates with adjacent nodes. Because of redundant links between end-user devices (such as data loggers, field computers, wireless sensors, etc.) and mesh nodes, the network can automatically reconfigure itself if a mesh node fails, preventing a loss of connectivity. New nodes can also be added to expand or change the network without interfering with existing connections. There are 25 wireless nodes located throughout the preserve. Some access points are gateway nodes with wired access to the existing Jasper Ridge and Stanford University broadband network. These gateways allow data transfer between sensors and other networked devices within the wireless network, devices used by researchers at the Sun Field Station, the Stanford University main campus, and the rest of the world.
To connect to the outdoor wireless mesh network, devices must first be registered for use on the Stanford network.
Computers and mobile phones can be self-registered.
Most sensors or scientific devices will require manual registration by the Local Network Administrator (LNA).
For assistance connecting to the Jasper Ridge wireless mesh network, please submit a Technology support request to the local network administrator.
Inside the Sun Field Station, Stanford faculty, students, staff and registered affiliates can connect to the "Stanford" wireless network. A low-bandwidth Visitor network is also available. A more secure wireless network is also available and uses the "Stanford Secure" SSID. This network provides encrypted connectivity for wireless users. "Stanford Secure" requires a one-time setup to automatically configure devices to use this network. Stanford also offers an "eduroam" SSID. This network allows visitors from other colleges and universities to connect to it with the credentials of their home institution, provided that their institution also enables eduroam.
The architecture of the Stanford wireless networks makes them unsuitable for most research instrumentation applications such as IP cameras or dataloggers that require remote management.
The Sun Field Station has a Gigabit (1000Mbs) network connection to the main Stanford campus network and outside world. A Local Area Network (LAN) extends connectivity to computers and other devices via standard Ethernet (RJ45) ports distributed throughout the building. The high-bandwidth connection is suitable for servers, storage, streaming media, high-volume data transfer. Users must be affiliated with Stanford to register and connect to the hard-wired Ethernet LAN.
To connect to the Sun Field Station's Local Area Network (LAN), devices must first be registered for use on the Stanford network. Computers and mobile phones can be self-registered. Most sensors or scientific devices will require manual registration by the Local Network Administrator (LNA).


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Charles M. Russell Wetland Management District
The Charles M. Russell National Wildlife Refuge's Wetland Management District is comprised of three Waterfowl Production Areas and numerous conservation easements. The Waterfowl Production Areas are open to hunting, hiking, and wildlife observation but the easements are closed to the public.
Wildlife commonly observed on the District include those most tolerant of alkali soils, such as many species of waterfowl, shorebirds, upland game birds, songbirds, and small and big game. Wildlife species include waterfowl, pronghorn, and prairie dogs. Many other small mammals exist along with horned lizards (often referred to as horned toads), and rattlesnakes. Please visit our wildlife and habitat section and visitor activities page for more information.
Binoculars, a backpack, and water are all essential items to bring any time you venture out to recreate on any public land. Additional helpful items are boots to protect your feet from prickly pear cactus, weather-appropriate gear, and bug repellant for the seasonally plentiful mosquitoes found on the Waterfowl Production Areas.
As with traveling in any remote area, please keep emergency supplies, a full spare tire, and an eye out for changing weather or roads conditions in order to stay safe while enjoying these places. No off road travel is permitted and prohibited by federal law. Please stay on established routes and roads.
Clark's Fork Waterfowl Production Area
The Clark's Fork Waterfowl Production Area is a 271-acre tract of land located along the Clarks Fork of the Yellowstone River. This WPA has 1.5 miles of river frontage. After acquiring the tract through the Farmer's Home Administration, the Service coordinated a wetland creation project with Ducks Unlimited and Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks. The wetland is 66 acres in size and is surrounded by excellent dense nesting cover (a mixture of grasses and legumes which supply cover for nesting female ducks). The narrowleaf cottonwood/redosier dogwood community type along the river attracts a wide diversity of wildlife providing excellent observation opportunities. Waterfowl, upland game birds (sharp-tailed grouse and pheasants), white-tailed deer, and numerous other non-game species can be observed either year-round or seasonally. Unusual species documented on this WPA include – a nesting pair of greater sandhill cranes, a bull moose, a black bear that fed on carp for two-weeks in the river, trumpeter swans (likely from Yellowstone National Park), and a greater egret.
Access into the Waterfowl Production Area is by foot only. Please park in the designated parking area.
Spidel Waterfowl Production Area
Acquired in 1980, Spidel Waterfowl Production Area is located 3 miles northeast of Broadview, MT in Golden Valley and Yellowstone counties and is managed by the Service for waterfowl production. This 1,246-acre Waterfowl Production Area contains 700 acres of drained wetland. The wetland acreage was drained years ago by previous owners in an effort to increase crop production. Despite the reduced habitat value of the wetland, large numbers of waterfowl and shorebirds can still be found at Spidel WPA and it is a locally popular area to observe black-necked stilts. The Service plans to restore the wetland in the future in the hopes that it will impound enough water to assure brood survival over the summer.
Access into this Waterfowl Production Area is by foot only. Please park in the designated parking area.
Tew Waterfowl Production Area
This 692-acre Waterfowl Production Area is located 15 miles northeast of Broadview in Musselshell County. It is one of a few areas in central Montana with natural temporary and seasonal wetland basins. The six wetland basins are surrounded by uplands that have been seeded to dense nesting cover (a mixture of grasses and legumes which supply cover for nesting female ducks). When it is wet, this WPA provides excellent nesting and brood rearing habitat for waterfowl and other game and non-game species of wildlife.
The Wetland Management District provides a variety of recreational opportunities for any visitor.
The Wetland Management District map shows the three Waterfowl Production Areas as well as unstaffed National Wildlife Refuges that are part of the Charles M. Russell National Wildlife Refuge Complex.
Wetland Management District map.pdf
Shows Charles M. Russell Wetland Management District inluding locations of satellite refuges and Waterfowl Production Areas (WPAs).
The regulations below apply to Tew, Spidel and Clark's Fork Waterfowl Production Areas.
Hunting, Trapping and Firearms
Hunting for big game, waterfowl and upland game birds in compliance with all applicable State hunting regulations is permitted.
Trapping is permitted on Waterfowl Production Areas in compliance with all state regulations.
Portable blinds, tree stands and other personal property used for wildlife observation, photography or hunting must be removed each day.
Non-toxic Shot
Steel or other non-toxic shot must be used to harvest waterfowl and upland game birds. Possession of lead shot in the field is prohibited.
Persons possessing, transporting, or carrying firearms on National Wildlife Refuge Systems lands must comply with all provisions of State and local law. Persons may only use (discharge) firearms in accordance with a legal hunt for which the hunter is licensed. Firearms or bows may not be discharged at any other time.
Target shooting is prohibited.
Fishing, in compliance with all applicable State regulations, is allowed except in the wetland at Clark's Fork WPA.
Non-motorized boats are allowed on the wetlands for hunting but they must be hand-carried into the WPAs.
Camping and fires are prohibited on the WPAs.
Hiking is allowed throughout all WPAs.
Collection of Wildlife, Natural Items and Artifacts
Collecting any wildlife species is prohibited; this includes but is not limited to, snakes, lizards, turtles and their eggs.
Collection of shed antlers, skulls or any natural items is prohibited.
Do not remove cultural items or artifacts.
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C/O Charles M. Russell National Wildlife Refuge 333 Airport Road Lewistown, MT 59457
Clark's Fork WPA is located 28 miles south of Laurel, Montana and approximately 1.5 miles northeast of Bridger, Montana. From Bridger, drive north 0.5 mile on Highway 310. Turn east on a gravel road (Teesdale Lane) for 0.5 mile; the road jogs north and ends at the parking lot. The road into the WPA is an all-weather gravel surface but snow may prohibit travel into the unit during winter.
Spidel WPA is 31 miles northwest of Billings, MT and located approximately 2 miles northeast of Broadview, Montana. From Broadview, turn east on 21 Mile Road, and drive 0.5 mile. Then turn north on graveled Cemetery Road for 1.5 miles to reach the WPA. Wet weather can make the gravel road impassable with very little rainfall so please watch for changing weather conditions.
Tew WPA is 43 miles northwest of Billings, MT and is located approximately 12 miles northeast of Broadview, Montana. From Broadview, turn east on 21 Mile Road, and drive 7.5 miles. Then turn north on Oswald Road, and drive 4 miles. From Oswald Road, turn east onto Daily Road, and drive 4.5 miles to the WPA. Wet weather can make any of these gravel roads or trails impassable with very little rainfall, so please watch for changing weather conditions.

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The Pace of Microevolution of European Oaks During Environmental Change
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Antoine Kremer
Published May 2016 International Oaks No. 27: 267–276
There is a large body of evidence stemming from traditional provenance experiments, but also from more recent genomic analysis, showing that oak populations differentiated during past environmental changes. How much evolutionary change accumulates within each population at a given time span remains however largely unknown, and is of the utmost importance for future predictions. Exploring the pace at which evolutionary change has taken place in sessile oak (Quercus petraea (Matt.) Liebl.) a widespread European White Oak, during past gradual, and under current rapid, environmental change is the main focus of the TREEPEACE project. This project builds on the reconstruction of evolutionary trajectories during the Holocene and Anthropocene and assembles insights from paleobotany, ecology, ecophysiology, genetics, genomics, and evolution to track and monitor past and ongoing genetic changes during well documented historical warming periods: the postglacial period, the period following the Little Ice Age, and contemporary times. Part of the investigation is based on fossil remains while analysis on extant but very old stands is used to document molecular changes at targeted sites in the genome. Monitoring of various adaptive phenotypic traits at two successive generations allows investigators to identify the target traits of natural selection triggered by ongoing climate change. I will report on the results of ancient DNA analysis retrieved from various fossil remains of the Holocene, and on the gradient of selections observed in various adaptive phenotypic traits.
ancient DNA, TREEPEACE, Anthropocene
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Thoroughly debated sharing this one until I spritzed on some of the new Bonbon by Viktor & Rolf. That's when it became apparent Nicole Richie created the better version of candied fruit, midsummer nights in a bottle and best of all, a modern fruity floral fragrance that actually last's all night. Such a rarity with these sort of scents it seems. Oh and it comes in a huge bottle too. This alone made Richie's new scent No Rules a must share.
How I happened on No Rules was purely by chance and based on notes. Notes that seemed to hint at a few curious things including giving me the ability to wear Juicy Couture's Viva La Juicy without actually wearing Viva La Juicy or it's Noir version (I like fraternal twins). With it' kumquat and elderberry there was hope of No Rules replacing my all time favorite Comptoir Sud Pacifique coeur de rasin and kumquat respectively in one bottle no less. Being able to channel the Gypset, which seemed to be Richie's goal with this fragrance, seemed nice too. Did I mention how much I love House of Harlow 1960's first collection?
After wearing it there was a lot of scent recognition including two fragrances I already owned. One being Van Cleef & Arpel's Feerie although thankfully No Rules does not have all that leather nor a drop of spiciness. It does make Feerie smell almost tart though. That's how sweet it really is yet Bonbon in turn trumps it in that department. The other is Katy Perry's Purr which shares many notes yet has a very fresh peach note which No Rules does not. Peach in high heat, let's just say bees are probably the only ones fond of smelling that on me.
What No Rules does have is a very harmonious scent leaving anyone hard pressed to pick out any individual notes. It was only after comparing it side by side with Feerie how much it was straight up elderberry wine. Literal cordial aperitifs with inklings of nutty coconut and Turkish almond blossom which further gives this a boozy feel. Mediterranean orange blossom and other exotic things are swirling in there somewhere but it ends up all smelling hypnotically purple. In a crystalline sort of way. They call the note crystalline musk and I believe it. A Synesthesia experience of mysterious amethyst.
Since it's No Rules I actually would really like to smell this on a man. Now that could get interesting. Find it here.
Along with my DIY heirloom rose perfume, the warmer months have revealed so many fragrant discoveries from around the world. Look for them here on the blog soon. Until then have a lovely weekend and find past perfume loves here!


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Stay in the car!
February 3, 2022 BY Plug Into Safety
On a late wintry Saturday afternoon, Nick and Blake decided to take Nick's car to a movie — despite falling snow and parental advice to stay home.
Moments later, where the county road zigged and zagged a mile past their neighborhood, Nick's car did neither. It slid straight off and bumped into an electric cooperative utility pole. The car's air bags exploded, but both teens were unhurt. Then, they did something that could have turned this property damage accident into a multiple fatality: they stepped out of the car.
"Stay in the car, stay in the car, stay in the car!" is the mantra NineStar Connect wants drivers to remember.
"When a power line is involved, even a minor accident can become tragic," said Tommy Nance, Director of Electric Operations at NineStar Connect. "It cannot be stressed enough that staying inside the vehicle, and warning passersby to stay away, too, is the safest route. Only after a first responder arrives on scene and says it's OK, should you get out."
However, staying inside the vehicle may go against a driver's first inclination. You want to get out and check the car. But stepping out of the car immediately after striking a utility pole may KILL YOU. Here's why:
Power lines can fall. When a pole is struck, power lines can fall, and hardware can break loose from its insulated perches atop the pole.
Fallen power lines can still be energized. Even touching the ground, power lines can still be carrying 7,200 volts or more. They may not spark or buzz.
Fallen power lines are hard to see. Silhouetted against the sky or glistening in sunlight atop poles, power lines may seem easy to see. But when knocked down and twisted with tall grass or trees as a background, especially at night, power lines are almost impossible to see.
Electricity seeks the quickest path to ground. If you get out of the car and touch a live power line and the ground, you become that path. That amount of electricity passing through you can kill you instantly.
If you are alive, you are safe. It's not easy to know if power lines have broken loose and are on your car. But if you are alive, you are not that deadly "path to ground." If you were in that path, you'd already be dead.
Call 9-1-1. After hitting a pole, call 9-1-1. Tell them you hit a pole. And wait patiently. Tell passersby to stay back. Wait till you know it's safe before exiting.
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Clothes make the superspy in this high-energy action comedy. Jimmy Tong (Jackie Chan) is a well-meaning but clumsy New York City cab driver who is tapped by Steena (Debi Mazar), associate to multi-millionaire Clark Devlin (Jason Isaacs), for a new job as Devlin's personal limo driver. After a mysterious accident lands Devlin in the hospital, Tong learns that his new boss has a secret — when he's not wheeling and dealing in high finance, Devlin is also a secret agent for the CSA, a top-level security agency. The secret to Devlin's success as a spy is his trademark tuxedo, a suit which is loaded with special gadgets which turns him into a high-tech fighting machine. After Tong dons the tuxedo and is transformed into a martial arts master, he takes over for Devlin and discovers that the agent's injuries didn't happen by accident. As Tong tries to chase down a handful of international super-villains bent on world conquest, he has to deal with Devlin's new partner, Del Blaine (Jennifer Love Hewitt), a CSA rookie who is just as baffled by her new assignment as Tong. The Tuxedo marked the feature-film debut for director Kevin Donovan, who had previously won international acclaim for his work in television commercials.


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What arena do the Detroit Red Wings play in?
How big is Little Caesars arena?
How many people can fit at Little Caesars arena?
Where does Detroit Pistons play?
Is it safe to walk to Little Caesars Arena?
Where did the Red Wings play before Little Caesars Arena?
Who owns the Red Wings?
Who owns Little Caesar?
Do the Red Wings allow fans?
Do the Pistons and Red Wings play in the same arena?
Little Caesars Arena Detroit Red Wings/Arenas/Stadiums The Little Caesars Arena XFINITY Box Office is located on Woodward Avenue, adjacent to the Chevrolet Entry Northeast.
885,000 square foot The new 885,000 square foot, multi-purpose arena seats up to 20,000 and features a unique, glass-roofed concourse connecting it to offices and surrounding shops. The arena features the largest center-hung scoreboard in the world, measuring 5,100 square feet.
The new Detroit Events Center, Little Caesars Arena, was constructed in midtown Detroit with a seating capacity of 19,515 for ice hockey and 20,491 for basketball. Construction began late April 2015, and concluded in June, 2017.
Little Caesars Arena Detroit Pistons/Arenas/Stadiums The Detroit Pistons are an American professional basketball team based in Detroit. The Pistons compete in the National Basketball Association (NBA) as a member of the league's Eastern Conference Central Division and play their home games at Little Caesars Arena, located in Midtown.
Re: Safe to walk to and from Little Caesar's Arena- Wings game? As noted the walk is fine, but in February it could be cold and nasty. Look up the Q-Line that runs down Woodward and People Mover that runs a loop around downtown. Those can get you around with a bit more comfort if the weather is bad, as can Uber/Lyft.
The Detroit Olympia opened in 1927 and served as the team's home arena until the midpoint of the 1979–80 season when the Wings moved into Joe Louis Arena. "The Joe", as it is known, had been their home arena until the end of the 2016-17 season. Starting in the 2017-18 season the Wings moved into Little Caesars Arena.
Ilitch Holdings Detroit Red Wings/Owners
Downtown Development Authority Little Caesars Arena
Owner Downtown Development Authority
Operator 313 Presents
Executive suites 62
Capacity Ice hockey: 19,515 Basketball: 20,332 Concerts: 15,000–22,000
The Detroit Red Wings are back, and we can't wait to welcome the best fans in hockey back to Little Caesars Arena! In accordance with the Detroit Health Department, we recommend everyone - including those who are fully vaccinated - to wear a mask indoors in order to maximize protection from COVID-19 and its variants.
Both teams, playing regular-season games, on the same day, in one venue. ... "There's no rest for those guys," said Padgett of the approximately 80-member team that transforms the arena from event to event.
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We positively encourage members to come to us with ideas on different types of activities and look to create links with agencies working in the Highfields area.
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This years Tenant Members Conference will be held on Wednesday 19th June 2019, between 9.30am and 2.30pm, and will be held at the Sapphire Suite, Surrey Street, Leicester.
Please contact Nicola.parlby@pahousing.co.uk for more information.


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Research output: Chapter in Book/Conference proceeding with ISSN or ISBN › Conference contribution with ISSN or ISBN › peer-review
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Cuicui, L., Cyril, C. & Konstantina, V., 26 Jun 2019, In: International Journal of Multiphase Flow. 120, 103060.
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Kudsiova, L. & Dabkowska, A., 1 Oct 2011, p. 0-0. 1 p.
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Busbridge, S., Kurdiyeh, N., Guo, Z. J., Wang, B. W. & Piercy, A. R., 1 Sep 2000, In: IEEE transactions on magnetics. 36, 5, p. 3235-3237 3 p.
Effect of the density ratio variation on the dynamics of a liquid jet injected into a gaseous cross-flow
Tretola, G., Vogiatzaki, K. & Navarro-Martinez, S., 28 Sep 2021, In: Physics of Fluids. 33, 9, 092120.
Effect of the Condenser Temperature on the Start-up of a Pulsating Heat Pipe
Betancur, L. A., Mangini, D., Mameli, M., Filippeschi, S., Slongo, L. K., Paiva, K. V., Mantelli, M. & Marengo, M., 2017, In: Heat Pipe Science and Technology, An International Journal. 8, 1, p. 13-25 13 p.
Effect of the Anti-retroviral Drugs Efavirenz, Tenofovir and Emtricitabine on Endothelial Cell Function: Role of PARP
Faltz, M., Bergin, H., Pilavachi, E., Grimwade, G. & Mabley, J., 3 Jan 2017, In: Cardiovascular Toxicology. 17, p. 393-404
Effect of the Ambient Temperature on the Start-Up of a Multi-Evaporator Loop Thermosyphon
Araneo, L., Mangini, D., Mameli, M., Filippeschi, S., Valenti, G. & Marengo, M., 29 Sep 2016, p. 0-0. 1 p.
Effect of surfactants, temperature, and sonication on the virucidal activity of polyhexamethylene biguanide against the bacteriophage MS2
Pinto, F., Maillard, J-Y. & Denyer, S., 14 Dec 2009, In: American Journal of Infection Control. 38, 5, p. 393-398 6 p.
Effect of stroke rate reduction on swimming technique during paced exercise
Alberty, M., Potdevin, F. P., Dekerle, J., Pelayo, P. P. & Sidney, M. C., Feb 2011, In: Journal of Strength and Conditioning Research. 25, 2, p. 392-397 6 p.
Effect of stretch combined with electrical stimulation on the type of sarcomeres produced at the ends of muscle fibers
Williams, P., Watt, P., Bicik, V. & Goldspink, G., 1 Jan 1986, In: Experimental Neurology. 93, 3, p. 500-509 10 p.
Effect of straight leg raise examination and treatment on vibration thresholds in the lower limb: a pilot study in asymptomatic subjects
Ridehalgh, C., Greening, J. & Petty, N., May 2005, In: Manual Therapy. 10, 2, p. 136-143 8 p.
Effect of sitting posture on 3-dimensional scapular kinematics measured by skin-mounted electromagnetic tracking sensors
Finley, M. A. & Lee, R. Y. W., Apr 2003, In: Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation. 84, 4, p. 563-568 6 p.
Effect of side-walls on flapping-wing power- generation: An experimental study
Karakas, F. & Fenercioglu, I., 31 Dec 2016, In: Journal of Applied Fluid Mechanics. 9, 6, p. 2769-2779
Effect of rice husk ash properties on the early age and long term strength of mortar
Rasoul, B., Gunzel, F. & Rafiq, M., 12 Jun 2017, FIB Symposium 2017. Maastricht: FIB, p. 0-0 1 p.
Effect of retinoid (vitamin A or retinoic acid) treatment (hormonal imprinting) through breastmilk on the glucocorticoid receptor and estrogen receptor binding capacity of the adult rat offspring
Gal, A. & Csaba, G., 31 Oct 1998, In: Human & Experimental Toxicology. 17, 10, p. 560-563 4 p.
Effect of red wine marinades on the formation of heterocyclic amines in fried chicken breast
Busquets Santacana, R., Puignou, L., Galceran, M. T. & Skog, K., 16 Sep 2006, In: Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry. 54, 21, p. 8376-8384 9 p.
Effect of recovery intensity on peak power output and the development of heat strain during intermittent sprint exercise while under heat stress
Maxwell, N., Castle, P. C. & Spencer, M., Sep 2008, In: Journal of Science and Medicine in Sport. 11, 5, p. 491-499 9 p.
Effect of psychological brand associations on conspicuous consumption in automobile buying behaviour of middle aged consumers
Shukla, P. & Kuang-Wei, C., May 2005, 34th EMAC Annual Conference 2005.
Effect of product usage, satisfaction and involvement on brand switching behaviour
Shukla, P., 2004, In: Asia Pacific journal of marketing and logistics. 16, 4, p. 82-104 23 p.
Effect of Prior Exercise above and below Critical Power on Exercise to Exhaustion
Carter, H., Grice, Y., Dekerle, J., Brickley, G., Hammond, A. J. P. & Pringle, J., May 2005, In: Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise. 37, 5, p. 775-781 7 p.
Effect of pressure in crossover port to the in-cylinder flow of split-cycle engine
Firmansyah, Morgan, R., Heikal, M. R. & Aziz, A. R. A., 13 Nov 2018, 6th International Conference on Production, Energy and Reliability 2018: World Engineering Science and Technology Congress, ESTCON 2018. American Institute of Physics Inc., Vol. 2035. 080003
Effect of practical precooling on neuromuscular function and 5 km time-trial performance in hot, humid conditions amongst male, well-trained runners
Randall, C. A., Ross, E. & Maxwell, N., 5 Jan 2015, In: Journal of Strength and Conditioning Research. 29, 7, p. 1925-1936 12 p.
Effect of postyield stiffness on the estimation of R factors for seismic design
Martinez-Rueda, J., Jul 2008, 7th European Conference on Structural Dynamics, EURODYN 2008.
Effect of poly(ADP ribose) synthetase inhibition on burn and smoke inhalation injury in sheep
Shimoda, K., Murakami, K., Enkhbaatar, P., Traber, L. D., Cox, R. A., Hawkins, H. K., Schmalstieg, F. C., Komjati, K., Mabley, J., Szabo, C., Salzman, A. L. & Traber, D. L., Jul 2003, In: American Journal of Physiology-Lung Cellular and Molecular Physiology. 285, 1, p. 240-249 10 p.
Effect of PMMA cement radical polymerisation on the inflammatory response
Santin, M., Motta, A., Borzachiello, A., Nicolais, L. & Ambrosio, L., Nov 2004, In: Journal of Materials Science: Materials in Medicine. 15, 11, p. 1175-1180 6 p.
Effect of phase angle on tandem flapping-wing power generation
Karakas, F. & Fenercioglu, I., 1 Jan 2017, In: International Journal of Energy Production and Management. 2, 1, p. 95-105
Effect of perinatal vitamin A or retinoic acid treatment (hormonal imprinting) on the sexual behavior of adult rats
Csaba, G. & Gal, A., 30 Apr 1997, In: Human & Experimental Toxicology. 16, 4, p. 193-197 5 p.
Effect of pedal rate on primary and slow-component oxygen uptake responses during heavy-cycle exercise
Pringle, J., Doust, J., Carter, H., Tolfrey, K. & Jones, A. M., Apr 2001, In: Journal of Applied Physiology. 94, 4, p. 1501-1507 7 p.
Effect of Outlet Water Level Raising and Effluent Recirculation on Removal Efficiency of Pilot-scale Horizontal Subsurface Flow Constructed Wetlands
Stefanakis, A., Akratos, C. & Tsihrintzis, V., 4 May 2008, International Conference Small and Decentralized Water and Wastewater Treatment Plants – SWAT II. Greece, p. 0-0 1 p.
Effect of outlet water level raising and effluent recirculation on removal efficiency of pilot-scale, horizontal subsurface flow constructed wetlands
Stefanakis, A. & Tsihrintzis, V., 15 Nov 2009, In: Desalination. 248, 1-3, p. 961-976 16 p.
Effect of number of records and their properties on the estimation of seismic demands by nonlinear analysis
Martinez-Rueda, J., 9 Jan 2017, Proceedings of the 16th World Conference on Earthquake Engineering. p. 1-11 11 p. 2021
Effect of noise in Principal Component Analysis
Tsakiri, K. & Zurbenko, I., 15 Dec 2011, In: Journal of Statistics and Mathematics. 2, 2, p. 40-48 9 p.
Effect of MWCNT surface and chemical modification on in vitro cellular response
Fraczek-Szczypta, A., Menaszek, E., Syeda, T. B., Misra, A., Alavijeh, M., Adu, J. & Blazewicz, S., 31 Oct 2012, In: Journal of Nanoparticle Research. 14, 10
Effect of motion control running shoes compared with neutral shoes on tibial rotation during running
Rose, A., Birch, I. & Kuisma, R., 2011, In: Physiotherapy. 97, 3, p. 250-255 6 p.
Effect of low back pain on the kinematics and joint coordination of the lumbar spine and hip during sit-to-stand and stand-to-sit
Shum, G. L., Crosbie, J. & Lee, R. Y. W., Sep 2005, In: Spine. 30, 17, p. 1998-2004 7 p.
Effect of Inter-Observer Variation on the Association between Contamination Hazards and the Microbiological Quality of Water Sources: A Longitudinal Study
Okotto‑Okotto, J. OO., Trajano Gomes da Silva, D., Kwoba, E., Thumbi, S. M., Wanza, P., Yu, W. & A. Wright, J., 2 Dec 2020, In: International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health. 17, 24, p. 1-15 15 p., 9192.
Effect of Indoor Environment on Occupant Air Comfort and Productivity in Office Buildings: A Response Surface Analysis Approach
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Effect of Indoor Environmental Quality on Visual Comfort and Productivity in Office Buildings
Kaushik, A., Arif, M., Ebohon, J., Arsalan, H., Rana, M. & Obi, L., 15 Nov 2021, In: Journal of Engineering Design and Technology.
Effect of incremental test protocol on the lactate minimum speed
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Effect of incremental and submaximal constant load tests: protocol on perceived exertion (CR10) values
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Effect of hyperbaric and normobaric oxygen on pulmonary endothelial cell function.
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Effect of hydrogen fumigation in a dual fuelled heavy duty engine
Morgan, R., Atkins, P., Atkins, A., Lenartowicz, C. & Heikal, M., 13 Sep 2015, 12th International Conference on Engines & Vehicles. USA: SAE International, p. 0-0 1 p. (SAE Technical Paper Series).
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Lineage: Audience recording. Received as flac file. Notes from trade: Excellent recording of Ace at Lupo's in Providence. Editing was limited to some phase correction because the right channel was favored quite a bit. EQ included shelf cuts at 20Hz and 20kHz to eliminate subsonic and ultrasonic noise. Other than the usual volume adjustment, that's all the recording needed.


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9 Great Tips Wrung Out of Google's Experience
The whole world is watching Google: the company offers revolutionary solutions changing the life of mankind. Is it possible to apply Google's experience to other business? Of course!
Carlos Luna
1. Innovation born everywhere
They can come from below, above or from where you least expect them. For example, one of Google's doctors insisted that Google has a moral obligation to those who enters a query such as "how to commit suicide." The doctor suggested that in case of receiving such a request, the user would see the hot line service for Suicide Prevention. After the introduction of the function, the number of calls to the service had increased by 9%, and similar decisions were taken in many countries. In this case, there was an innovative solution based on social responsibility.
2. User is first and foremost
Focus on user's satisfaction, and not on making money. Google has introduced a predictive search, that hints while typing: results appear when the user has entered just a few letters. Google sales managers were worrying that after that, users will see less advertising information, but the company still decided to take a chance. What is the result? With this option, the whole humanity saves about 5 thousand years per year. "Create an excellent opportunity for the user, and money will find you," says Gopi Kallayil. In the case of Google, innovation made search more convenient and therefore more popular.
3. Become ten times better
If you start an innovative project with the idea that something will improve by 10%, then you get a small change. But if you want a radical change, aim a blow to improve tenfold. In 2004, Google launched the Books project, aiming to digitize all the books that have been published in the history of mankind. Google co-founder Larry Page came up with its own scanner, and the first process required manual labor - the pages had to be turned in a metronome's rhythm. Now Google has scanned 30 million books, libraries around the world are ready to give books to Google, and this project has become truly global.
4. Rely on internal capabilities
Every company has its own best practices. Make a bet on that and you may succeed. Google's engineers, not being experts in the automotive industry, think about creating a car without a driver after they drew attention to the importance of the human factor in accidents. The new project was based on projects such as Google Maps, Google Earth and Street View. Grounded on proprietary technology, Google engineers created an innovative experimental model, which has already been tested, and will help blind people become more mobile.
5. Always modify the product
Always be ready to modify your own product, and don't stop. When in 2008 Google was coming up with Chrome, the product was being updated and improved once a month and a half. As a result, now the browser is №1 in many countries of the world.
- Your product may be imperfect initially, but trust the users, they will help bring innovation to the desired quality, - says Kallayil.
6. Give workers 20% of time
Google allows employees to spend 20% of their time on their own innovative products, even if they are not related to the key areas of Google. Google engineers and managers can devote one day a week to work on their own projects. One of the developers, who was going to Spain, was saddened by the fact that he could not get a shot of the hotel where he was going to stop, because it stands on a very narrow street, where a car could not drive. He spent his spare time for the development of the camera, which could be delivered to the place by a special tricycle.
Let workflow will be open to all interested parties. Collective energy helps wonderful innovative ideas to be born. When Google developed the Android platform, the company did not hire the best designers of the world, but simply made an open platform and allow programmers to make their own applications. As a result, more than 1 billion people now use the services on this platform.
8. Don't be afraid to fail
You should not punish for failure. If something doesn't work, perhaps you apply insufficient effort. Usually, in case of failure, Google does not remove the service, and divides it into components that will be integrated into other products.
9. Formulate goals that are important to people
- This is the most important principle - notes Kallayil. Google's employees have a deep understanding of the overall mission. We believe we are working to improve the lives of millions of people.
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At the request of the guys, did a great change that happened on the farm granary transferred tractor unit added country sites, we grew a small rouble, with kottedzhemi on the Bank of the river and the Lake. All the desire and wish that were taken into account and added to the map. For versions 2.0 and later.
Beautiful medium sized map, made in Russian style. Ten fields that were originally purchased and eight of them are sown, three lakes for fish farming. Transport traffic. Rotting crops is disabled. Culture standard + sunflowers, cucumbers, carrots. Animals standard + fish, pigs, cows for sale. Additional mission: transportation of sand and flour. Pick up milk. In the screenshots shown where that carry. Be sure to download the mod Zil MMZ 4502-(fish transport ship).
Take on an old courtyard in this peaceful valley and discover the varied fields of activity of a modern farmer. Alpental The Remake 2.0 was created with old patch 2.0.
The Alpental remake was equipted with traffic lights because of blue baby, Map lights is required, it is the (highway code) Traffic signs of Nick98.1. One fire department, a gas station, and various pettiness was installed. I wish you all a good ride on the Alpine valley remake.
Map of big sizes. There are primary equipment. Traffic.
Now in Vasilevka 1980-ies! Acquired a new kind of map, the village now represented on the map! State farm is not abandoned, and thriving LLC "Farmers". Moreover, the village is presented as it was during the "Dawn". Animals: chickens, cows. Culture standard, now there are places selling everything that can be sold on the map, there are initial technique, but as a base for two kolkhoz, all equipment in a field near the village. Traffic there unfortunately, but maybe there will be another version of the map, where everything will be presented.
The map was based on real terrain. Map done for yourself and time spent much above the map on this who is not please pass by. Culture standard. Pick up milk. Traffic. Distribution is allowed. Version 2.0.
The map has 36 different fields. There are crops such as standard, as well as the additional yield: carrot, cucumber, cabbage, cauliflower, carrots, sunflower, oats, rye, tomatoes, onion. You can also do logging. There are standard animals. A great and a great set of technology.
New beautiful map Landwirtschaft Extrem for Farming Simulator of the year 2013. Card has standard sizes and are very beautiful, including realistic terrain. Most fields are rectangular and they are always impressive. On the map there is a standard list of entire cultures, even manure. The animals here are standard along with the pigs. The card passes phase refinement, as were able to identify the problems associated with small possible hangs during gameplay. The map is suitable for gaming 2.0 and more.


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first URL Adds user and ask about the new URL which will be dedicated only for the particular user and this will follow for all the users
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Chevron Supports STEM to Inspire Future Leaders
Corporate Partners, Education
Robotics, 3D Printing and Game App Development among innovative and fun curriculum elements getting local students excited about Science and Math
Along with developing a world-class high-tech workforce, United Way's STEM Education collaborative is a key element in the organization's 10-year FACE 2024 community-wide action plan to cut Orange County's high school dropout rate in half.
"We're pleased to partner with United Way to offer STEM programming to our future leaders in science and technology," announced Hector J. Infante, Chevron's Manager, Policy, Public & Government Affairs and member of Orange County United Way's Board of Directors.
Local students really enjoy taking classes like robotics, game app programming and 3D printing. "When learning is fun and harnesses kids' imaginations and passions, they forget they're in school and along the way acquire the very skills needed for career success," explained Sergio Contreras, Director of Education, Orange County United Way.
Now more seventh and eighth grade students have access to after-school STEM programming for the first time, thanks to a grant from Chevron. The $75,000 grant to the United Way-led partnership allows expansion of the program to select intermediate schools.
"We've enjoyed our partnership with Orange County United Way to offer STEM programming aligned to the Next Generation Science Standards and the opportunities it affords our students to deepen their interest in science and math," said Teri Rocco, Vice-President of the Garden Grove Unified School District Board of Education. "Now, thanks to Chevron generosity, we've expanded these exciting and fun after-school programs to students throughout the District."
United Way and the District teamed up with BrainStorm, an Irvine-based science and math academy, to provide more STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math) learning opportunities for students at select District schools. These programs create engaging and exciting learning opportunities that prepare students for the 21st century workforce. From robotics, engineering and rocketry to computer programming, app/game development and 3D printing, kids have fun while learning vital career skills.
Courses can be taught either by classroom teachers or BrainStorm STEM education team members. Examples of courses include:
3D Printing: Students are led through the process of creating one small object such as a keychain they can keep and take home.
Game Apps: Students learn computer programming to create game apps they can then play with their friends.
Robotics: Students learn how to program a Lego robot to navigate through a maze and drop a ball into a hole; some students engage in "Battle Bots" games.
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Mark Wahlberg shows off insane body following 'life-changing' workout regime
by: Michelle Hambiliki
Yesterday, Mark Wahlberg showed off his incredibly ripped body in his latest Instagram post.
The Boston native captioned the snap: "Six months of performance inspired nutrition Aquahydrate And F45 training!! Clean eating. Inspired to be better team training / life changing."
Needless to say, Wahlberg's chiseled physique garnered quite the reaction from fans.
"Incredible. May the good times and treasures of the present become the golden memories of tomorrow Wishing you lots of laughter, health, joy, and happiness. Happy Holidays," wrote one follower.
James Corden joined Mark Wahlberg for his famously grueling 4 am workout and it was absolutely hilarious:
"I think it's time he does another Calvin Klein photoshoot," added an admirer alongside a heart-eyes emoji.
"Freakin Goldberg! Making us all look bad! Dammit!!! Now I gotta put the pastrami sammy down and go to the gym.. dammit Wahlberg!!" wrote a third.
"Ripped like a rattlesnake bro awesome," added yet another.
Last September, Mark Wahlberg told his followers he was forced to take two days off his intense workout regime on doctor's orders:
"This dude has been in shape his whole life and at his age still looks in shape," a different user chimed in.
Last September, the 48-year-old shared his "typical daily schedule" to his Instagram story. And let's just say, it's no wonder he has managed to maintain his flawless abs and bulging biceps.
The fitness enthusiast revealed that he wakes up at 2:30 am every day and manages to fit in two intense workouts a day.
Credit: Instagram / Mark Wahlberg
Here's his full typical' daily schedule:
2:30 a.m.: Wake up
2:45 a.m.: Prayer time
3:15 a.m.: Breakfast
3:40 to 5:15 a.m.: Workout
5:30 a.m.: Post-workout meal
6:00 a.m.: Shower
7:30 a.m.: Golf
8:00 a.m.: Snack
9:30 a.m.: Cryo chamber recovery
10:30 a.m.: Snack
11:00 a.m.: Family time/meetings/work calls
1:00 p.m.: Lunch
2:00 p.m.: Meetings/work calls
3:00 p.m.: Pick up kids at school
3:30 p.m.: Snack
4:00 p.m.: Workout #2
5:00 p.m.: Shower
5:30 p.m.: Dinner/family time
7:30 p.m.: Bedtime
Wahlberg is currently filming the action thriller Infinite, which centers around a man suffering from schizophrenia. He stars alongside Brit actor Chiwetel Eijofor.
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Rosemary & garlic flatbread, made with lentils! It is naturally grain-free, vegan, and incredibly easy to make, too. Most importantly, it is 100% delicious!
What a relief that fall is finally here! At long last it is time for soups, crock-pot meals, all things apple and pumpkin, and baking of all kinds.
I've got a wonderful bread to share with all of you, one that is easy to whip up in no time, and perfect for autumnal eating of all kinds.
It's my Rosemary & Garlic Lentil Flatbread.
Quick and simple bread is about the only kind I make these days, and this lentil bread fits the bill. The primary ingredients are ordinary brown lentils (soaked at least two hours, and then drained), flaxseed meal, oil (I used olive oil; use the variety you prefer), fresh rosemary, and garlic.
Water, salt, pepper and baking soda round out the list. Everything goes into a blender, except for half of the rosemary. Blend until smooth.
Scrape the batter into a 9-inch cast iron pan (lightly oiled or sprayed) and sprinkle with the remaining rosemary. I also like to sprinkle on a few large flakes of sea salt, but it is entirely optional.
If you do not have a cast iron skillet this size, a 9-inch round cake pan or 9-inch square pan will work, too.
Bake for 20 to 25 minutes until the bread is set and browned. Just like that, you have bread!
I ate two pieces of this bread for breakfast (garlic breath be darned!). It is so satisfying. It is only 66 calories per wedge, but each wedge has 4 grams of protein, 4.4 grams of fiber, and only 0.8 grams of sugar.
If you are not a fan of garlic and rosemary in the early hours of the day, leave both out (and the black pepper, too) so that you can enjoy the bread with dinner the night before and with jam in the morning.
Enjoy the weekend ahead, everybody! More fall baking (and some dinner recipes, too!) in the days to come.
Rinse and drain the lentils to remove any residual sediment. Place the lentils in a small bowl and cover with 3/4 cup water. Soak for at least 2 hours or up to 24 hours, until the lentils are plumped up. Drain off any excess water.
Preheat the oven to 375F. Lightly spray or grease a 9-inch cast iron skillet.
In a blender or food processor, process the drained lentils, remaining 1/2 cup water, oil, flaxseed meal, garlic, salt, baking soda and black pepper until smooth, stopping several times to scrape down the sides of the container. Add half of the rosemary; pulse once or twice to blend.
Spread the batter into the prepared skillet. Sprinkle with remaining rosemary.
Bake in the preheated oven for 20 to 25 minutes until browned and completely set at the center (the edges will start to pull away from the sides of the pan)..
Storage: Store the cooled bread in an airtight container at cool room temperature for 2 days, the refrigerator for 1 week or the freezer for up to 6 months.
Variation: Plain Lentil Flatbread: Prepare as directed but omit the rosemary, garlic and black pepper.
Lentils: An equal amount of red, yellow or green lentils (whole or split) can be used in place of the brown lentils.
Dear Camilla, your rosemary & garlic lentil flatbread looks wonderful, and I plan to make it. I am just wondering whether I could leave out the salt but maybe sprinkle say 1/4 teaspoon of sea salt (large flakes) on top just after baking, for taste. It always helps me to know if salt could be left out of recipes, as I am on a salt-limited diet. Thanks so much. I really enjoy your posts.
Hi Larayne! Yes, you can reduce or omit the salt to suit your needs. Adding a few flakes on top would be perfect. I would say that, in general, the salt can be left out of any of my recipes, as needed for your dietary needs 🙂 All the best!


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Q: An adjective similar to ominous In education, teachers may use the term "the district" when referring to the school district. It often has a negative connotation.
An example may be: "I heard 'the district' is going to cut all of our benefits to save money." I am looking for a word that I could use in a sentence such as:

"Other generations of teachers are left feeling they do not have a
  voice, their 'people focus' is not valued by the _________ district."

Ominous does not seem quite right. It would be a word meaning dark, presumed to intend harm, faceless, cold, and uncaring.

A: There are lots of words suggesting that you think the district is being excessively cautious in spending:

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*tight-fisted

*stingy

*stinting

*miserly

*niggardly (careful)

If you wish to suggest that the district is being deliberately evil, look up synonyms for malicious.

A: How about "indifferent" or "oblivious", neither of which has the dark element you are looking for, but may actually reflect the district's true perspective on these teachers?
Or, at the other end of the darkness scale, how about "nefarious", implying intentional evil, or "malevolent" or "malicious", implying intentional harm?
In between, how about "predatory" or "disdainful"?


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The paradigm used in discussions about academic globalization is the "rational" discourse of the late twentieth century. This paradigm is manifested in university and political-cultural commentary in the United States and Great Britain. The term "globalization" immediately evokes a paradox. The paradox of the globe is it risks confusing itself with the universe. One key axis of of the paradox is between "good" globalization and "bad" globalization, another between the "is" and the "ought" of globalization.
A world-wide culture, democracy, or economy is inherently fallen. Attending to the forces that would pull us back together is one key to overcome this fallen status; and the primary gathering force, manifested in revelation and procreation, is love. One first step would be to look at the extant conditions of globalization. However, decentralization may be the better way to achieve a better balance of the globe.
Emily Albrink Hartigan, Globalization in a Fallen World: Redeeming Dust, 22 Miss. C. L. Rev. 215 (2003).


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Q: R - how to pass a formula to a with(data, lm(y ~ x)) construction This question is highly related to R - how to pass formula to a with(df, glm(y ~ x)) construction inside a function but asks a broader question.
Why do these expressions work?
text_obj <- "mpg ~ cyl"
form_obj <- as.formula(text_obj)

with(mtcars, lm(mpg ~ cyl))
with(mtcars, lm(as.formula(text_obj)))
lm(form_obj, data = mtcars)

But not this one?
with(mtcars, lm(form_obj))
Error in eval(predvars, data, env) : object 'mpg' not found

I would usually use the data argument but this is not possible in the mice package.
Ie.
library(mice)
mtcars[5, 5] <- NA # introduce a missing value to be imputed
mtcars.imp = mice(mtcars, m = 5)

These don't work
lm(form_obj, data = mtcars.imp)
with(mtcars.imp, lm(form.obj))

but this does
with(mtcars.imp, lm(as.formula(text_obj)))

Thus, is it better to always thus use the as.formula argument inside the function, rather than construct it first and then pass it in?

A: An important "hidden" aspect of formulas is their associated environment.
When form_obj is created, its environment is set to where form_obj was created:
environment(form_obj)
# <environment: R_GlobalEnv>

For every other version, the formula's environment is created from within with(), and is set to that temporary environment. It's easiest to see this with the as.formula approach by splitting it into a few steps:
with(mtcars, {
  f = as.formula(text_obj)
  print(environment(f))
  lm(f)
})
# <environment: 0x7fbb68b08588>

We can make the form_obj approach work by editing its environment before calling lm:
with(mtcars, {
  # set form_obj's environment to the current one
  environment(form_obj) = environment()
  lm(form_obj)
})

The help page for ?formula is a bit long, but there's a section on environments:

Environments
A formula object has an associated environment, and this environment (rather than the parent environment) is used by model.frame to evaluate variables that are not found in the supplied data argument.
Formulas created with the ~ operator use the environment in which they were created. Formulas created with as.formula will use the env argument for their environment.

The upshot is, making a formula with ~ puts the environment part "under the rug" -- in more general settings, it's safer to use as.formula which gives you fuller control over the environment to which the formula applies.
You might also check Hadley's chapter on environments:
http://adv-r.had.co.nz/Environments.html


The Norwegian Dawn cruise ship has run aground near Bermuda, an official with Department of Marines and Ports told CNN.
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Petty Officer Lanola Stone of the Coast Guard in Massachusetts told CNN the ship had 3,737 people on board — 2,675 passengers and 1,062 crew members.


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REACTIONS: NWCFL managers open up on their Cup results
Emirates FA Cup 1st Qualifying Round
Charnock Richard 0-4 Irlam
(Main photography by Alan Walker of Charnock Richard)
Charnock Richard manager Ryan Donnellan, "4-0 flattered Irlam as we had most of the possession throughout the game but a key decision that went against us really dented our rhythm. Saying that, Irlam took the chances they got and punished us. It's been great competing in this competition as progressing as far as we have done which is great for the club. Now we concentrate on the league and getting where we should be."
Irlam manager Michael Dodd, "We are delighted to match our club record achievements from last season; getting to the 2nd qualifying round once again. It is a testament to the players' efforts on the pitch and all the work from everyone behind the scenes. It is a great day for the whole club. It sounds obvious but our players were brilliant again. To win 4-0 away from home at this stage is such a strong statement.
"Charnock are a good side and had decent spells of possession, especially at the start of the second half, but we probably just had too much on the day and we looked threatening whenever we went forward with any quality. We knew the obvious threat they carry with Grimshaw upfront, but Ryan Ledson and Karl Cassell were outstanding for us today and snuffed out everything thrown at them. The goal from Buckley to get us in at 2-0 at the break was massive. We then soaked up a bit of pressure after the interval to be fair, so it was great to see us click back into life after an hour and score a couple of goals on the break to finish the game off. We have a great group and go into the next round with huge confidence against whoever we face."
Newcastle Benfield 2-3 Runcorn Town
Runcorn Town manager Paul McManus, "Today was a follow on from Wednesday night, losing at half time and winning at full time is no accident. The lads work rate and commitment is first class and we have fully deserved the progression in the FA CUP so far. Congrats to the lads and onto the next round."
1874 Northwich 2-0 Pickering Town
1874 Northwich manager Wayne Goodison, "A good solid performance from the whole team. We had a game plan set out and credit to the players for their ability to see it through."
Lancaster City 0-0 Northwich Victoria
Northwich Victoria Manager Steve Wilkes, "Really pleased with the lads today. To be honest we're a little disappointed not to have won the game on chances created, but I'd have snapped your hand off if you'd offered me a replay before the game. To come to a team 7th in there league, which is two divisions above our league, is a great achievement and a huge effort by the lads. We hadn't played for 12 days and looked a little rusty early doors. We haven't done anything yet, but we're in the hat on Monday, which is always nice. Once again, a massive thanks to the fans for the support. They've sang for 90 minutes."
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Holker Old Boys 0-3 AFC Blackpool
AFC Blackpool manager Martin Baird, "Brilliant win yesterday for the lads they deserved it. Holker is always a tough trip due to the distance you have to travel so with eight lads missing yesterday it was an even bigger ask but what is the most pleasing thing from the summer is whatever side we do put it is a strong side now.
"We wanted to push on from last weeks great win in the Vase as we have another big week coming up that everyone wants to be involved in. It's getting to a good period for us now with lads starting to come back after being out for so long with a an extra couple not far off. We were very sloppy in first half yesterday we made 24 unforced errors on the ball which indicates how far off we was.
"We managed to get a goal against the run of play through Billy which he took really well, second half again we took our chances and when you look back on all three goals, they were good finishes which was pleasing. With 8 missing and having to play a numerous of lads out of position because of unavailability of others in the team then you can reflect and say it was a great day for us. We have Prestwich at home Tuesday who are always up the top end of the table and are on a good run at the minute so we will have to be at the top of our game that night but we are all looking forward to this week and month going forward.
"We haven't quite got the results we have been looking for so far but apart from the St Helens game where we didn't produce we have had plenty of chances to turn a lot of games into wins. After two cup wins were looking to put that right on Tuesday."
AFC Liverpool 3-1 Shelley
AFC Liverpool manager Chris Anderson, "Great result today. The boys did very well, and I believe we played some great football at times. I thought we were on top for large parts of the game and to go 1-0 down, was frustrating but the lads reacted brilliantly and got back into the game and then once we got the equaliser, I thought we were going to win the game, which we went on to do. We're all now looking forward to next week's game against Nelson."
Abbey Hulton United 4-1 Ellesmere Rangers
Abbey Hulton United manager Russell Leadbetter, "Another win for us today in the cup. It was good to get 4 goals but it could have easily been more as again we missed a lot of chances. We had another changed team which doesn't help matters, but then shows the depth we have at the club. I was disappointed to concede but the lad for Ellesmere took his goal really well, there was no stopping it. It was a good debut for Ash Coclough who came in today without even training or meeting the lads before as he got 2 goals.
"We now go into a massive week where we face a very good Westdidsbury on Tuesday night, and then a very organised Alsager Town in the FA Vase on Saturday.. We need to be at our best for both games to stand a chance of coming out of either with a result, so I'm counting on the lads to make that happen. But today another consecutive win was what we were after, so a job well done by the lads."
Lower Breck 6-2 Vauxhall Motors
Lower Breck manager Gary Moore, "A more than deserved win it has to be said but from three-nil up we should have been out of sight but credit to Vauxhall they came out second half and had a good go for 20 minutes but once we woke back up we took the game away from them once again and with two outstanding goals one from Mitchell Culshaw from inside his own half and Jamie Henders lobbing the keeper from 35 yards.
"Sounds strange but we want at our best today and the lads were honest enough to admit it but it shows the desire is there to dig deep when it's needed. We hadn't played or trained since Bank Holiday Monday to give the lads a little break after a hectic August so to beat the top team in the South division and doing it whilst not all firing its most pleasing for me."
New Mills 3-3 Eccleshall
Eccleshall manager Kyle Adams, "We were fortunate to go in level at the break after one of the worst 45 minutes of football we've played for long time. They understandably came out wanting to make an impression with new management and new players so you have give them credit for playing at that intensity. We spoke at length about the need to improve second half, only for us to go out and concede within a minute.
"You can't do anything about the 40 yard free-kick thunderbolt really but I thought after going 3-1 down we responded really well. We fought our way back in the game and once we were level I lost count of how many chances we had to win the game. Penalties are a lottery of course but when you've got a keeper like Lou McCarthy you've always got a good chance and he's pulled off two good saves to send us through.
"Although we were poor for a large portion of the game, the lads deserve a lot of credit for showing good character and getting themselves back into the game. It'll be good to get back to league action next week but we know we must learn to start games quicker or get punished by the opposition."


Sunil has been involved in the renewable energy industry for more than a decade. He joined Sembcorp in Jan 2015. Over this period, Sembcorp's renewables portfolio has grown from 200MW to 2,500MW spread across four countries. Prior to his current role Sunil was global head of cleantech banking at Standard Chartered and global head of technology and global cleantech research at Morgan Stanley. During his term, Sunil steered these institutions to win many prestigious industry awards. He has had a firsthand experience of participating in the emergence of cleantech companies in Asia, Europe and the US. Over the last decade, Sunil has extensively participated in discussions with regulators in structuring and formulating policies for renewable energy.


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Fiery Liz was probably the first taxi to have been used in the South West and possibly the first wedding car. It belonged to Mr G. H.Pruen who was the owner of The Clarence Hotel on the sea front and he would use it to ferry his guests to and from the railway station. It was a two cylinder, 6.5 horse power, Daimler Wagonette built in 1897 by The Motor Mills factory in Coventry and would have cost about £375 when new. It was bought by Mr Pruen in 1903. Fiery Liz was so named because the engine had a tendency to backfire.
In 1903 it was used as a wedding car for the marriage of James George Andrews and Rosa Gough In Weston Super Mare. This photograph shows the car and guests outside Gough's Engineer's workshop which was in Palmer Street, Weston Super Mare and is now Weston Furniture House.
The car was in constant use until about 1929 when it is said that it had travelled 500,00 miles, it being used as a "school bus" in it's latter years.
It was driven to Bristol museum on it's last journey on 19th May 1947 where it was to be exhibited. The car was by then fifty years old and struggled to get up hills on the A38. Maximum speed was about 12 mph and at some point the driver had to get out and push!
Fiery Liz is now proudly displayed at The Haynes Motor Museum in Sparkford, near Yeovil where it is amongst the earliest motorised vehicles and has it's own display area near to the entrance.
A fixed penalty notice was sent to Bristol Museum claiming that Y-99 had been spotted in the London congestion zone on 17th February 2003 despite it not having been driven since 1947. The error was said to be "a computer glitch"
2 thoughts on "Fiery Liz"
Robert Snow says:
Please can you tell me if 'FIREY LIZ' has hot tube ignition or magneto and also is it ever started up?
Thanking you in anticipation
Robert Snow
Alan Wheway says:
Fiery Liz is on permanent display at Haynes Motor Museum at Sparkford. As your questions are very technical they may be able to answer where I can't. On my last visit I spoke to a mechanic in the motorcycle section who said that they were started up periodically to prevent them seizing up, so I presume this would apply to the cars as well. Thanks for your enquiry, so I can' be more specific.


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What are "map services?" services?"
A "map service" is a type of web service that generates maps on demand. Take "Google Maps" as an example. A person types in a search question and the results appear on a map. The map and the plots that appear on the map are the result of output generated by one or more "map services."
Map services don't always produce map images. They may also generate data and information that can be turned into maps by other software. Sometimes map services produce images and data at the same time.
For example using Google Maps, the search phrase "Golden Gate Bridge, San Francisco, CA," will trigger Google's map services to return both images and data that are combined in the web browser to make a map showing the location of the Golden Gate Bridge.
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(ii) the Annual Meeting held on 11thMay2016.
7. Allocation of Seats on Committees.
8. Designation of Returning Officer and Electoral Registration Officer Duties.
10. Rhoose Point Open Space: Introduction of Byelaws.
N.B. The report which is the subject of the reference in respect of Agenda Item 11(a) above has already been circulated to Members with the Cabinet agenda for 11th July 2016.
15. Temporary Extension of Terms of Reference and Delegated Powers of the Council's Early Retirement/Redundancy Committee and the Appeals Committee.
16. Determination of Pension/Redundancy Severance Payment.


There's some good news for Deadites everywhere, as that mooted Evil Dead TV series is actually happening.
Variety reports that Starz has greenlit the series which will come from Sam Raimi and Rob Tapert, and will star Bruce Campbell as Ash. It will be called….Ash Vs The Evil Dead.
Raimi will direct the pilot and produce the series with Tapert and Campbell, while the writing will be shared by Sam Raimi, Ivan Raimi and Tom Spezialy.
So what do we think? Looking back at all the frantic speculation that was booming around the internet when the remake hit last year (Army Of Darkness 2! A sequel to the remake! A cross-over movie!) this seems a little less staggering, but if we take a step back…we're getting Bruce Campbell as Ash, fighting Deadites, and Raimi and Tapert are involved. Also, this means that we actually have concrete news about Evil Dead. When was the last time that happened? That's pretty…well, it's groovy, isn't it? Let's just go for it and call it groovy.
You can buy The Evil Dead Trilogy on Blu-ray for £15.10 at Amazon.co.uk. Keep up to date with the latest horror news with the new issue of SciFiNow.


Formula Student is the world largest design competition for students, with competitions being held all over the globe every year. Formula Student traces its roots back to Formula SAE, which was founded in 1981 in Texas. The original concept behind the competition was that a fictional manufacturing company has contracted a student design team to develop a small Formula-style race car. This car has to be designed, build, tested and driven by students, with every year a new car. The focus of the competition is on the design process of the car, promoting clever problem-solving and well-organized teams, resulting in the engineers of the future.
In 1998, Formula SAE came to Europe, with Formula Student being held in the UK. Now, 20 years later, the competition has spread all over the world. Over 700 teams worldwide compete in Formula Student every year, with Formula Student races being held in Germany, the UK, Austria, Hungary, the Netherlands and more. The competition has grown larger than its original concept, with the teams now being judged not only on their speed, but also their construction practices, financial planning, team structure, and sales arguments.
In 2010, Formula Student introduced a separate class for electric vehicles, Formula Student Electric. URE was one of the first teams to join the new class, with the URE05e, and has been competing in this class ever since. In 2017, Formula Student introduced the next innovation, a class for autonomous vehicles, Formula Student Driverless. Last year, URE started on their own project to build an autonomous race car. In the coming year, we will compete in this class as well, for the first time!