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Submitted: 07-29-2010 by pjb
Well, first to the good points:
1. At 8' this boat is easy to carry without the investment in a rooftop system. This is the shortest of the kayaks we own and I still often choose this one for a solo float even though we now have the rooftop system because of its very low transport hassle factor.
2. It is surprisingly quick and tracks better than one might expect for a short sit-on-top kayak.
3. Because of its short size it is very easy to maneuver.
4. Unless you are a larger person, you don't need to be too concerned about its stability. It may be small, but it's a rock.
5. Seat is comfortable (relatively).
Bad Points:
1. Unless you are fairly small and light (say 140 lbs. or less), you are likely to be sitting in some water during your entire float. This makes the boat mostly suitable for warm weather only.
2. Although I use it for floating and fishing, its short length makes paddling and carrying a rod a bit more difficult than it would be on a longer kayak. The same comment goes for changing bait and/or lure while floating.
3. The eyelets are cheap plastic making them vulnerable to breaking. One of the pull handles broke off fairly quickly without much strain. Metal eyelets would likely help this problem.
I certainly don't regret buying this kayak and have enjoyed using it because of its good points. I would most recommend it for a single person with a wagon, SUV, or crossover vehicle who doesn't want to invest in a rooftop system. I think it would also be good for a city dweller as it would store easily inside of an apartment and probably be able to be carried in many elevators. It would also be a very nice summer kayak for older children and teenagers who aren't too large or heavy.
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-4,201,205,384,982,394,400 | Story archives - tag: "beauty"
Leeah
When I was a teen I wished that I would get hit on a lot, but now that I'm in my late twenties I wish I could go to the grocery store or pump gas without getting hit on.
tags: irony beauty life [add]
2010-10-19 15:19:48 / Rating: 377 /
westie
My great-grandmother said hello to her long dead sister, smiled, and closed her eyes
tags: grandmother death beauty [add]
2010-07-23 13:14:03 / Rating: 561.5 /
A
I really took it to heart when my bi-sexual friend called me pretty, since she was the first person to mean it.
tags: beauty friendship bisexuality [add]
2008-05-28 15:58:05 / Rating: 499 /
DanR
Lying next to my beautiful six-foot green-eyed girlfriend was kind of like lying next to the Rocky Mountains, and just as breathtaking.
tags: beauty women relationships [add]
2008-03-06 13:03:53 / Rating: 767 /
Dudette
He laughed and told me I was still gorgeous after the freshly speared cuttlefish inked me in the face.
tags: humor fishing romance beauty [add]
2007-09-10 12:08:29 / Rating: 622.5 /
The guy wearing the bowler hat
As hot as double lip piercings are, as slender were her hips, and as beautiful were her eyes, anti-psychotics are an instant stop sign.
tags: humor insanity drugs beauty attraction [add]
2007-07-27 09:27:05 / Rating: 671 /
JDRose
He told me I was pretty from certain angles.
tags: beauty love [add]
2007-06-26 16:58:52 / Rating: 585.25 /
Paul
I got up the nerve to tell her I thought she was beautiful, and her reply was, "That's so sweet... but I'm married."
tags: love romance beauty nervous dialogue [add]
2006-09-27 10:22:39 / Rating: 635.25 /
Jared Seth
A stunning woman in a sexy little sundress got on the subway, and for just a moment I forgot to breathe.
tags: lust beauty [add]
2006-09-15 16:18:51 / Rating: 1248.75 / | {
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BIG4 Plantation Caravan Park
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10
Bedrooms
4
Bathrooms
1
Plantation House, Carnarvon
Plantation House
Plantation House is an art deco house with extensive air conditioning and 3 TVs. Plantation House has 2 x queen beds, 2 x single bunks and 3 x single beds, sleeps 11 comfortably plus an additional fo...
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5
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1
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Family Ensuite Cabin, Carnarvon
Family Ensuite Cabin
Our cabins offer couples and families a lovely home base. All cabins have private bathrooms, complimentary soaps, tea and coffee, digital TV/DVD, iPhone/pod friendly, wireless internet, full kitchene...
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Sleeps
3
Bedrooms
1
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1
Couple Ensuite Cabins, Carnarvon
Couple Ensuite Cabins
Designed to accommodate couples and your needs - own private bathroom, kitchenette, sofa in front of TV, Queen beds with all linen provided - welcome tea and coffee, air conditioned, digital TV and DV...
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WA > Dongara
Dongara Denison Beach Holiday Park
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6
Bedrooms
3
Bathrooms
1
Deluxe Luxury Beach House 3 Bedroom, Dongara
Deluxe Luxury Beach House 3 Bedroom
Absolute beach front fully self contained 3 bedroom apartment, Queen size 5 star ensemble mattress in master bedroom, 2 single beds in bedrooms 2 and 3. Separate toilet and shower, reverse cycle air c...
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Sleeps
4
Bedrooms
2
Bathrooms
1
Luxury Beach House 2 Bedroom, Dongara
Luxury Beach House 2 Bedroom
Absolute beach front fully self contained 2 bedroom apartments. Queen size 5 star ensemble mattress in master bedroom and 2 single beds in the second bedroom. Separate shower and toilet, reverse cycle...
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Sleeps
6
Bedrooms
2
Bathrooms
1
Waterfront Chalet, Dongara
Waterfront Chalet
Absolute beach front fully self contained 2 bedroom apartment. Queen size 5 star ensemble in master bedroom, and either a double bed and single or 4 single bunks in the second bedroom. Separate toilet...
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Sleeps
6
Bedrooms
1
Bathrooms
1
Deluxe Ensuite Cabin, Dongara
Deluxe Ensuite Cabin
50 metres from absolute beach frontage. Queen size 5 star ensemble in master bedroom. Four single bunks in open plan living area. Reverse cycle air conditioning. Fully self contained kitchen includi...
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Sleeps
2
Bedrooms
1
Bathrooms
1
1 Bedroom Studios, Dongara
1 Bedroom Studios
Modern one bedroom studios with queen bed, large bathroom, lounge, dining and kitchen. Roomy decks, some with ocean views. A great option for couples.
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WA > Exmouth
Exmouth Cape Holiday Park
Sleeps
6
Bedrooms
2
Bathrooms
1
Deluxe Family Cabin, Exmouth
Deluxe Family Cabin
This luxurious accommodation has a 4.5 STAR rating or higher and generally features additional quality amenities and furnishings. This accommodation features: Ensuite bathroom, Main bedroom separate...
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Sleeps
5
Bedrooms
2
Bathrooms
1
Holiday Unit, Exmouth
Holiday Unit
The holiday unit consists of a two bedroom cabin with one queen bed in master bedroom and one double bed with single bunk over in second bedroom. Private Ensuite. Open Plan Kitchen, Lounge and Dining...
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Sleeps
2
Bedrooms
1
Bathrooms
1
Deluxe Studio, Exmouth
Deluxe Studio
The deluxe studio consists of a one bedroom cabin with one queen bed. Private Ensuite. Open Plan Kitchen, Lounge and Dining Room. 2 x 2 seater lounge, dining setting, TV/DVD and air-conditioning. Gene...
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Sleeps
2
Bedrooms
1
Bathrooms
1
Blue Reef - Motel, Exmouth
Blue Reef - Motel
This motel-style accommodation features: Queen size bed, tea and coffee making facilities, toaster, bar fridge, private ensuite bathroom, all linen and bath towels, television, heating and/or air cond...
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Sleeps
4
Bedrooms
2
Bathrooms
1
Cabin Ensuite - Double, Exmouth
Cabin Ensuite - Double
This accommodation features: Two bedrooms - double bed in each. Fully self contained kitchen including cooking utensils, crockery, cutlery, fridge, cooktop and microwave - only cold water available in...
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Sleeps
6
Bedrooms
1
Bathrooms
1
Cabin Ensuite - Single, Exmouth
Cabin Ensuite - Single
This cabin-style accommodation features: One bedroom - double bed plus two bunks in kitchen. Fully self contained kitchen including cooking utensils, crockery, cutlery, fridge, hotplate and microwave...
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Sleeps
6
Bedrooms
1
Bathrooms
0
Standard Cabin, Exmouth
Standard Cabin
This cabin-style accommodation features: Separate master bedroom - double bed, two sets of bunk beds in kitchen/living area. Fully self contained kitchen including cooking utensils, crockery, cutlery,...
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WA > Geraldton
Sunset Beach Holiday Park
Sleeps
6
Bedrooms
2
Bathrooms
1
Two Bedroom Family Chalet, Geraldton
Two Bedroom Family Chalet
This accommodation features: ensuite bathroom, main bedroom separate from living room, lounge or sofa in living room, kitchen facilities including; cooking utensils, crockery, cutlery, fridge, stovett...
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Sleeps
4
Bedrooms
1
Bathrooms
1
Family Chalet, Geraldton
Family Chalet
This chalet features: Ensuite bathroom, living area, main bed in separate room, double bunks, fully equipped kitchen including cooking utensils, crockery, cutlery, fridge, stovette, microwave. TV and...
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4
Bedrooms
1
Bathrooms
1
Ensuite Chalet, Geraldton
Ensuite Chalet
This accommodation is an open plan one room only features: air conditioning, ensuite bathroom, main bed at one end, bunk beds at the other, living area in the middle. Kitchen includes cooking utensils...
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2
Bedrooms
1
Bathrooms
1
Motel Unit, Geraldton
Motel Unit
NEW.. Our Motel Units are ideal for singles and couples wanting modern comfortable accommodation without a lounge room or full kitchen. Comes with queen bed, modern bathroom and kitchenette with micro...
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Sleeps
5
Bedrooms
1
Bathrooms
0
Cabin, Geraldton
Cabin
This cabin-style accommodation features: shared shower and toilet facilities, beds in living area. Kitchen includes: cooking utensils, crockery, cutlery, fridge, stovette, microwave and TV. Park faci...
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WA > Ledge Point
Ledge Point Holiday Park
Sleeps
6
Bedrooms
2
Bathrooms
1
Chalets - 2 Bedroom, 6 Berth, Ledge Point
Chalets - 2 Bedroom, 6 Berth
Modern cabin ideally located either near children's playground and swimming pool, or in quieter location at back of park with ocean views. 2 bedrooms - main with Queen and second bedroom may have eith...
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Sleeps
2
Bedrooms
1
Bathrooms
1
Standard Cabin, Ledge Point
Standard Cabin
Modern one bedroom cabin suited for a single or couple. Queen bed. Separate living area with small self contained kitchen, dining table, lounge and TV. Cabin is air conditioned and has outside deck.
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Sleeps
2
Bedrooms
1
Bathrooms
1
Poolside Studios - 2 berth, Ledge Point
Poolside Studios - 2 berth
Small studio unit beside our swimming pool. Suitable for single or couple. Tea and coffee making facilities and bar fridge but no cooking facilities. Guest may use nearby camp kitchen and BBQs. TV and...
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Minister Jaro Essa
Minister Jaro Essa
Gender: Male
Species: Bajoran
Affiliation: Bajoran Provisional Government
Alliance for Global Unity
Occupation: Minister
Coup leader
Status: Active (2370)
Played by: Frank Langella
Jaro Essa was a male Bajoran who lived during the 24th century. A politician, he rose to the position of minister in the Bajoran Provisional Government, later becoming leader of the Alliance for Global Unity.
HistoryEdit
In 2370, Jaro became the leader of the Alliance for Global Unity that sought to remove the Federation from the Bajoran system. He attempted to bring down the Provisional Government and install himself as leader of Bajor.
Later that year, Jaro appointed Li Nalas to the post of Bajoran liaison officer on Deep Space 9 with the designation of navarch, following his return from Cardassia IV. He had Kira kidnapped when she came too close to discovering his plot. Jaro revealed to her that he was the leader of the Circle, and that he assigned Li Nalas to the station so the war hero wouldn't interfere with Jaro's coup.
He was buying weapons from the Kressari who were a front for the Cardassians who were trying to undermine the Bajoran government. He believed that if Bajor was heavily armed, it would not need anyone's protection. Bajor could order the Federation out. Jaro was assisted in his dealings by Vedek Winn Adami, General Krim and Colonel Day. His plan failed when Kira and Jadzia Dax revealed to the Bajoran Ministers that the Cardassians were secretly behind the arming of the Circle and provided evidence to prove it. (DS9: "The Homecoming", "The Circle", "The Siege")
Memorable quotesEdit
"What you did, Major, was declare war on Cardassia. Thankfully they declined the invitation."
"I'd do it again if it meant bringing Li Nalas home."
"Yes, I'm sure you would. And though officially I have to warn you that the next time you disobey orders will mean the end of your military career, as a private citizen I want to thank you for what you've done this day."
- Jaro Essa and Kira Nerys (DS9: "The Homecoming")
"Would you mind if I address the crowd? You can't expect a politician to give up an opportunity like this."
"You go right ahead."
"Thank you. Fellow Bajorans, I have only one thing to say to you, to ask you, really. Never forget this moment. Because I promise you one day your children and your grandchildren will ask you know what it was like the day Li Nalas returned to Bajor."
- Jaro Essa and Li Nalas (DS9: "The Homecoming")
""How can you betray your own government?"
"Major, I don't have to tell you. I've heard your opinion of this government. Government. They can't even agree it is a government, so they call it provisional. It's just another word for powerless. I won't allow the Bajoran people to be powerless any more. We have been doormats to the Cardassians and now the Federation. Any great power that happens by. We will not be that again. We are a people who brought art and architecture to countless planets. We don't deserve to be victims."
- Kira Nerys and Jaro Essa (DS9: "The Circle")
"Major Kira has long been an outspoken opponent of the provisional government, of reason, of progress and now finally, of me. I am honoured to be included, Major, but I have no intention of allowing you to disrupt the orderly transition of power with these wild charges."
- Jaro Essa, on being confronted with proof the Cardassians were supplying the Circle (DS9: "The Siege")
AppendicesEdit
AppearancesEdit
Background informationEdit
Jaro was played by actor Frank Langella.
The script for "The Circle" describes Jaro as, "the gifted politician, practiced at being ever-affable." [1]
Jaro Essa costume - It's a Wrap
Frank Langella's costume was sold off for $370.00
Langella's costume comprising an asymmetrical mauve jacket with zips and snaps on the right front and sparkle accents within the fabric on the left, in addition to matching pants featuring black elastic stirrups and suspenders, was sold off in the It's A Wrap! sale and auction on eBay for $370.00. [2]
Langella chose to receive no on-screen credit for his appearance. As Director Winrich Kolbe explained, "He wanted to do the show. He did it for his children, because they loved the show. It was not done for money or exposure." (Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Companion, p.78)
Indeed Kolbe had a lot of respect for Langella as an actor, recalling, "He scared the shit out of me. There's a mythology around him. He's a tremendous actor and he's got those dark brown eyes that seem to strip you bare of anything that you're wearing emotionally or literally. When he popped up on the first bit, and I know exactly what it was (it was the side entrance to the air lock that leads to the cargo bay), we started rehearsing, and I figured, 'This guy could be trouble', because there's something in him that tells you, 'Watch that guy. If you tell him what to do, he might just tell you to fuck off'. But he didn't. He was terrific. We talked about what he wanted to do. We're not talking about any very deep characterization here. There wasn't much there, and I figured whatever he brings to it, unless he's way out of the ballpark, can be handled. He's so good as an actor that you can't go wrong with him. And it was always, 'Would it be alright if I would be on this side?...' His instincts were perfect, and he didn't punch it in. He didn't say, 'I'm going to stop here and I don't care where you wind up with the camera,' which sometimes happens and you have to pedal really fast. He was also very shy. He didn't even want to announce that his last shot was done. He had said, 'Once we shoot the last shot, please don't say, 'This is the last shot for Frank Langella.' He just faded away." (Captains' Logs Supplemental - The Unauthorized Guide to the New Trek Voyages, p.62)
Producer Ira Steven Behr was delighted that Langella was chosen to play Jaro, stating he was, "a lot of fun to write for. Seeing [Louise] Fletcher and Langella together was great." In a 2011 interview with StarTrek.com, Behr recalled that he was, "very psyched when Frank Langella came on. I was psyched that we got Frank Langella to do three episodes." (Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Companion, p.78; [3])
Similarly, actress Louise Fletcher recalled, "I liked that show very much, and I enjoyed working with Frank Langella. I got a very lovely note from Frank, saying how much he enjoyed working with me." [4]
Star Trek author Keith R.A. DeCandido thought Langella, "sells Jaro as an understandable (if not sympathetic) character. As Krim says at one point, 'We’re all patriots, Commander,' and Jaro truly believes he’s doing what’s best for Bajor. What he doesn’t sell, because the script won’t let him, is why so clever a character can’t see the long-term implications of kicking the Federation out. Even if the Cardassians weren’t the ones arming the Circle, their goals still play right into the Cardassians’ hands, as tossing Starfleet paves the way for Cardassia to come back and claim the wormhole (which is probably a much bigger prize to them than a planet they already abandoned)." [5]
ApocryphaEdit
In the Star Trek: Terok Nor novels Day of the Vipers and Dawn of the Eagles, Jaro serves as a major in the Bajoran Militia in the year 2318, and is later present for the official first contact between his people and the Cardassians, which eventually leads to the Occupation of Bajor a decade later.
When a group of aliens plan to destroy Bajor in the novel Objective: Bajor, Jaro lends his assistance to Bajoran First Minister Shakaar Edon. This takes place in the year 2372.
The Worlds of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine story Fragments and Omens reveals Jaro was forced out of office following the events of "The Siege" and imprisoned at Kran-Tobal prison where he remains until at least 2376.
Jaro's mirror universe counterpart is featured prominently in the novel The Soul Key, set in the year 2377. The novel depicts him as one of the leaders of the Bajoran dissident movement against the Klingon-Cardassian Alliance as well as Winn Adami's husband.
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A pastel view of Frontierkingdom Shooting Extrastation when it's shrounded in tarps
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Opening date: May 31, 1969
Duration: 151 seconds
Avg. queue length: 63 minutes
FASTPASS available: No
Intended for: Conjoined tweens
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It's just like a one-sided gunfight in Dodge City, but with miniature scenery and no dancing girls!
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Heads Up Lyrics
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You Took My Heads Up To Show Me How, You
Promised Me To Be Around. Yes,Yes, That's
Right. Heads Up Go To Somewhere Good. Yes,
Yes, That's Right. If You Are Finally Here
You Can Play With Me Instead You Play With
Your Friends, I Know Good Plan's Because
I Said Forever. And Never Heads Up......
Remember When We Play Sometimes And We Play Without Your FRIENDS. Oh-No No-No
I Wish I Could Be Solin Now, I Wish I
Could To Call You Good. I Give Up!! When
Some Good Plan's Help. For There All Right. Get Something A Surprise For Me.
We Were All Wrong. We Know Better Still
You Play With Your Friends. And Never Heads Up. Yes,Yes, I Get You Locked In
My Head, Yes,Yes, Until. Until We We Play
Again. You Won't Forget Who's your best friend..................................
Who Is It? If You Are Finally Here You Can Play With Me Instead You Play With Your Friends, You Play With Someone Else,
Because Your Best Friends Meeting Again.
But I Play With My Best Friends Forever.
I wish I could remember...........
But I can Your memory..............
You're In my own sleep..............
My Darling
Heads up
My darling
My darling
Heads Up
My Darling
I'll miss you
My darling
Heads Up
Heads Up
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Pursuant to a congressional request, GAO reviewed state and federal efforts to manage municipal, commercial, and industrial solid waste, focusing on: (1) how states are addressing the rising costs of solid waste management and public opposition to solid waste facilities; and (2) the federal role in addressing solid waste management issues.
GAO found that: (1) as of December 1994, 46 states had developed or were developing solid waste management plans to address diminishing disposal capacity, the rising costs of solid waste management, and public opposition to new disposal sites in local communities; (2) the eight state plans reviewed propose options for managing solid waste and alternative financing mechanisms to support local recycling programs and landfill closings; (3) states have used special fees and taxes to finance 74 percent of their solid waste programs; (4) although local opposition to solid waste management facilities has delayed site selection and construction, two of the eight plans contain procedures for selecting waste management sites; (5) some state officials and industry experts believe that the federal government should assist in developing national source reduction goals, setting packaging and recovered material standards, developing markets for recyclable materials, and ensuring sufficient disposal capacity; (6) although the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) supports state source reduction and recycling efforts, it does not plan to enforce its 1992 municipal solid waste agenda or believe that it should lead recycling or source reduction activities; (7) although EPA projects that recycling rates of 25 to 35 percent may be achieved by the year 2000, additional advances may have to be made to achieve these rates; and (8) although legislation has been proposed authorizing states to restrict the interstate and intrastate shipment of solid waste, sufficient data do not exist to determine the impact of this authority on the solid waste management industry.
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Leliana 2 by Xavietta Leliana 2 by Xavietta
It's DONE! My BFF from Michigan is in town and since she just happens to be a photographer I made her take pictures of my Leliana :)
The costume itself, sadly, is not 100% finished. I'm missing the armband and the belt/pouches. But you know what? I don't care lol I'm so happy with the way this whole thing turned out, my OCD is taking a break.
More pictures can be seen in my gallery ^^
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Gamerheart1986 Featured By Owner Oct 5, 2013 Hobbyist General Artist
This looks really Great! Awesome Work
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X-Dead--Bunny-X Featured By Owner Sep 15, 2013
This is the best Leliana cosplay I've ever seen
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orlando11 Featured By Owner Jul 8, 2013 Student
Wow!! Thats an incredible costume!!!!! Holy crap!!! Amazing!!!! And you look perfect for Leliana!! :D
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SavageInsight Featured By Owner Jan 24, 2013
This is your best angle - spot on
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mrjabba Featured By Owner Aug 2, 2012
i just found it... to this moment i was in love in leliana, but you are so much more beautiful
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DsDarken Featured By Owner May 21, 2012 Hobbyist General Artist
You are such a flawless Leliana I can't even begin to explain to you the joy this picture brings me. Me and my friend :icondarkmoonwanted: are about to attempt Lelianna and Morrigan. Any tips?
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Xavietta Featured By Owner May 22, 2012 Hobbyist Artisan Crafter
Aw, thanks ^^ Tips, tips, tips...I don't even know where to start lol Don't make your own boots from scratch, it's more trouble than it's worth. And always make practice pieces BEFORE cutting your leather because cardstock is much much cheaper.
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DsDarken Featured By Owner May 22, 2012 Hobbyist General Artist
Do you buy your leather locally or from a specific provider? I know leather is expensive now from my SCA friends.
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Xavietta Featured By Owner May 22, 2012 Hobbyist Artisan Crafter
I get it mostly from Tandy Leather and hidehouse.com. It's pricey compaired to the fake stuff, but well worth it since it'll last forever with proper care. It looks nicer too, in my opinion.
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edwards1206 Featured By Owner May 19, 2012
where did you learn to make costumes? I want to make costumes to and any advice you can help on getting me into the field would be appreciated. also your costume is amazing.
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Morse Code Knows Where It's @
Feb 19, 2004 – International Morse Code, the nearly forgotten shorthand of early electronic communications, is being updated to 1990s technology. Morse Code was first introduced in 1844 and has seen little change since that time. As the electronic age continues to advance, Morse Code users were finding the need to transmit the "@" symbol. In December, the International Telecommunications Union voted to add the new character.
The new sign, which will be known as a commat, consists of the signals for "A" (dot-dash) and "C" (dash-dot-dash-dot), with no space between them.
The symbol was selected for use in e-mail addresses in 1972 because it was rarely used but widely available. It's history is not clearly known, but some credit it as being an adaptation of the Latin word ad meaning at, to or toward. The symbol encircles the letter a with the letter d. The symbol was adapted for commerce as a shorthand to mean at the price of.
Another possible origin is the flourished style of the letter a to mean amphora, a standard-sized terra cotta jar used in the 14th century.
In English, it is commonly referred to as the at sign. In other languages, it carries names related to names of animals, tails and ears. Some examples appear below.
• Czech: In the Czech Republic, it is called zavinac, meaning "rollmop," or "pickled herring"
• French: In France it is called arobase the name of the symbol. It is also referred to as un a commercial, meaning "business a", a enroule, meaning "coiled a", and sometimes escargot, meaning "snail" or petit escargot, meaning "little snail"
• German: In Germany it is called Affenschwanz, meaning "monkey's tail" or Klammeraffe, meaning "hanging monkey"
• Greek: In Greece it is called papaki, meaning "little duck"
• Norwegian - In Norway it is called either grisehale, meaning "pig's tail" or krollalfa, meaning "curly alpha."
• Polish: In Poland it is called malpa, meaning "monkey." It is also called kotek, meaning "little cat" and ucho s'wini, meaning "pig's ear"
• Swedish: The official term in Sweden is snabel-a, meaning "trunk-a," or "a with an elephant's trunk"
Webcasting Royalties Set by Copyright Office
Washington - Feb 18, 2004 - Info from Reuters reports that the U.S. Copyright Office has published the long-awaited royalty rates for Web music broadcasts, bringing to the year-long process to an end.
Regulations published on Feb. 6 accepted a resolution reached last April between online music broadcasters and the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA). In addition to setting rates for the 2003-2004 license period, the Copyright Office also named Sound Exchange, formerly an arm of the RIAA that was spun off as a separate nonprofit group in Sept. 2003, as the only designated agent to collect and distribute royalties from webcasters and new online subscription services.
The recording industry and webcasters finally agreed on a proposed 0.076 cents per performance or 1.17 cents per aggregate hour tuned in for free, advertising-supported services. Webcasters had opposed other rates the RIAA suggested, saying they would put them out of business.
The negotiated rates were submitted to the Copyright Office for adoption on April 14, but a legal objection by one company, dropped last month, led to the delay. Under the new regulations, all covered services are required to submit a lump sum payment to Sound Exchange covering the period from Jan. 1, 2003, through Feb. 29, 2004, on or before April 14, 2004.
Starting in March, services are required to make royalty payments within 45 days after the end of each month. Additionally, commercial webcasters, broadcast simulcasters and new subscription services must choose their preferred rate structure by March 8, 2004.
SBE Celebrates 40 Years
Indianapolis - Feb 18, 2004 - The Society of Broadcast Engineers (SBE) will celebrate its 40th anniversary during the 2004 convention of the National Association of Broadcasters (NAB) in Las Vegas. What started as a gathering of about 100 broadcast engineers at the Conrad Hilton Hotel in Chicago during the 1964 NAB Convention, has grown to more than 5,500 members in 107 chapters today.
SBE members attending the NAB convention in Las Vegas this spring are invited to celebrate the SBE's 40th anniversary during the SBE Membership Meeting on Tuesday, April 20 at 5 p.m. in room N110 of the Las Vegas Convention Center. The first 100 members in attendance will receive a commemorative SBE 40th anniversary memento. There will be door prizes including a digital camera to a lucky winner. The meeting will be sponsored by Microwave Radio Communications.
The first official meeting, April 5, 1964, came after several years of discontent over a merger between the Institute of Radio Engineers (IRE) and the American Institute of Electrical Engineers (now the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers or IEEE). Some felt the merged organizations would not serve the needs of the broadcast engineer well.
John Battison, then editor of Broadcast Engineering, wrote an editorial suggesting the time had come to organize a new organization for broadcast engineers. The editorial received a favorable response but no one came forward offering to organize the new group. Finally, Battison decided to do it himself, running an application form in his magazine and, with help from his family, writing letters to more than 5,000 TV and radio engineers in the United States and Canada. Battison's efforts led to an informal meeting in Binghamton, NY, in the latter part of 1963, which led to the first official meeting of the Institute of Broadcast Engineers (IBE) at the NAB convention the following April.
The first official business of the organization was to change its name. Those in attendance felt there would be confusion between the new IBE and the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW) and they didn't want their new professional organization to be confused with a labor union. They voted at that first meeting to change the name to the Society of Broadcast Engineers. Battison became the organization's first president. He is still active as a broadcast engineering consultant and writes a regular column that appears in Radio magazine, sister publication to Broadcast Engineering. On the occasion of the SBE's 40th anniversary, Battison reminisced, "The Society of Broadcast Engineers was conceived in my office in Washington, DC, in 1961. It was born in 1964 in The Willard Room C in the Chicago Hilton, courtesy of NAB, and today, on its 40th birthday, it is a strong and hearty force in broadcast engineering thanks to the members who followed after me."
Current SBE president, Raymond Benedict remarked, "Since those small beginnings, the SBE has grown in size and stature. In response to industry needs, it has developed the most recognized and accepted certification program for broadcast engineers in the industry, quietly carried on an important volunteer frequency coordination service for the industry and has represented the interests of broadcast engineers with the FCC and other federal agencies. Most SBE chapters offer local members monthly meetings that feature educational presentations on the latest technology and broadcast equipment while providing an opportunity to network with fellow engineers. SBE will continue to provide the professional development services and network of colleagues that broadcast engineers will need in the years to come."
For more information about SBE membership, the certification program, chapters and other member services, contact the SBE National Office at 317-846-9000 or visit the website at
www.sbe.org.
SBE Begins Annual Member Recruitment Effort
Indianapolis - Feb 17, 2004 -The Society of Broadcast Engineers (SBE) will conduct its annual membership drive from March 1 through May 31, 2004. Members are urged to invite friends to the party, which is in recognition of the SBE’s 40th anniversary, and bring new members into the society. Though SBE accepts new members all year long, the membership drive is an annual special effort to recruit radio and TV engineers and those in related fields to the organization.
Current SBE members can win prizes and discounts on future membership dues by participating. New members will also be entered into a drawing for a valuable prize.
Details on the membership drive are available through the SBE National Office. Contact Angel Bates at 317-846-9000 or visit the SBE website at
www.sbe.org.
SBE has more than 5,500 members in 107 chapters across the United States. There are also members in 30 other countries. Most chapters meet monthly and offer educational programs and an opportunity to network with their peers. SBE also offers the largest and most accepted certification program for broadcast engineers, operators and technicians.
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Business
Digigram Sells Remaining Shares in Audemat-Aztec
Montbonnot, France - Feb 17, 2004 - Digigram has sold its 40 percent share in Audemat-Aztec, manufacturer of measurement and monitoring equipment for broadcast applications, to the remaining shareholders of Audemat-Aztec. Digigram made the decision so that it could concentrate on its core interest of providing digital audio solutions for the broadcast and public address markets. Although Audemat-Aztec will continue to develop products using Digigram technology, the commercial and technological overlap with the Audemat-Aztec's product portfolio was not big enough for Digigram to justify its continued minority involvement.
Audemat-Aztec was formed Jan. 1, 2003, in a merger between Audemat and Digigram subsidiary Aztec Radiomedia. At the time, Audemat shareholders received 60 percent of the new company with the remaining 40 percent held by Digigram.
Digigram will continue to manufacture, support and sell the Hitplayer, a stand-alone appliance for audio IP networks formerly developed by Aztec Radiomedia.
Blue Order Opens New York Corporate Office
Kaiserslautern, Germany - Feb 17, 2004 - Blue Order, a provider of media asset management systems for the broadcast and entertainment industry, has relocated its U.S. office to New York. With the move comes personnel appointments, including Paul Gudelis, director strategic accounts, and Peter Humphrey, director solutions. With more than 10 years of experience in the media and entertainment industry the new team will run the company’s North American business from the New York location.
The company can be contacted at 1001 Avenue of the Americas, 11th Floor; NY, NY 10018; phone 212-719-7560; fax 212-719-7561.
Blue Order is headquartered in Germany with subsidiaries in the United Kingdom and United States. The company has been deploying its products since 1995 for a broad range of customer applications, with a special emphasis on broadcast, library and media production applications.
Two More Transition to IBOC
Cincinnati - Feb 17, 2004 - Harris announced that KRGN-FM, Amarillo, TX, and WNRK-FM, Norwalk, OH, have selected Harris HD Radio transmission systems and other broadcast equipment for their implementation of IBOC digital broadcasting.
KRGN has purchased Harris' Z4HDS FM digital and HT 25CD FM analog transmitters for its separate amplification installation, as well as an FM antenna, transmission line, studio-to-transmitter link (STL) system and studio equipment. WNRK, a repeater station for Kent State University's radio station WKSU-FM, has purchased a Harris Z8HDC FM digital transmitter, a Dexstar FM digital exciter and a Neustar codec processor. WNRK is one of four repeater stations for WKSU and will be the first digital build-out in the network.
Patriot Antenna Awarded Manufacturing Patent
Alexandria, VA - Feb 16, 2004 - Patriot Antenna Systems has been awarded a United States Patent for its method of manufacturing antenna systems. The vacuum-forming, dual-skin process allows Patriot to hold tolerances to better than to 0.007". In addition, the finished reflector is lighter and more durable.
The process can be applied to virtually any reflector size, and has already made its way into the satellite market via Patriot's SNG and fly-away antenna systems.
CBC Selects Radioscape for DAB
London - Feb 17, 2004 - CBC has chosen Radioscape's Professional DAB Broadcast System for the first multiplex in its upgrade rollout, which will be located in Vancouver. The DAB Broadcast System from Radioscape consists of a series of software modules, connected by an IP-based architecture that controls and delivers audio and data from the studio together with any external service providers, taking care of encoding and multiplexing to provide a complete baseband DAB broadcasting signal.
Radioscape's Eureka-147 DAB Broadcast Suite includes the main ensemble multiplexer, broadcast manager, software Musicam encoder, data multiplexer, PAD multiplexer, IP gateway, MOT carousel for broadcast websites and slide shows, ETI monitor, DAB test and field-monitoring receivers and the new DMB Gateway. These are supplied as a system that runs on standard industrial PCs with Windows XP.
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Fraser Joins BSS Audio
Northridge, CA - Feb 17, 2004 - BSS Audio USA has hired Will Fraser as an applications engineer and product specialist. Working from the Harman International campus in Northridge, Fraser provides support for the entire BSS product line, including handling customer relations and satisfaction issues, product training and other related activities.
He comes to BSS Audio from the contracting industry, where he most recently served as a systems engineer and project manager for Edwards Technologies (ETI) of El Segundo. Prior to that, he was the vice president of engineering for Associates in Media Engineering of Glendale.
Fraser also spent a number of years in the entertainment industry as a FOH and monitor mixer for LA Sound, audio editor at Voice Tracks West and lighting and systems tech for Ocean Rose Lighting. Other stints as a production manager for Princess Cruise Lines and sound designer and systems engineer for Thomas Gregor Associates further round out his résumé.
NAB Announces Engineering Achievement Winners
Washington, DC - Feb 13, 2004 - The National Association of Broadcasters has announced the winners of its Engineering Achievement Awards. The awards, first established in 1959, are given to industry leaders for significant contributions that have advanced broadcast engineering. The award winners will be honored at the Technology Luncheon, Wednesday, April 21 at NAB2004 in Las Vegas.
Radio Engineering Achievement Award Winner - Glynn Walden
Glynn Walden is the senior vice president of engineering for Infinity Broadcasting. Walden is the visionary of the concept, technical design and economics of AM and FM in-band on-channel (IBOC) digital radio broadcasting system. In his capacity as vice president of broadcast engineering for Ibiquity Digital Corporation he wrote the IBOC technical and regulatory specifications for a design team of 50 engineers, scientists and technicians who went on to develop the IBOC system.
Walden developed the transition plan that allowed broadcasters to move from analog to digital broadcasting with minimal technical and economic disruptions to broadcasters and listeners. To aid in the adoption and implementation of the IBOC system he developed and completed the most comprehensive study ever on the existing levels of interference in the AM and FM bands and predictions of how the interference would increase following the adoption of IBOC. In addition he developed a comprehensive test program for evaluation of IBOC digital performance and compatibility with the existing broadcast infrastructure.
In 1991 he helped found USA Digital Radio, a consortium of broadcasters developing IBOC technology. USA Digital Radio merged with Lucent Digital Radio in 2000 to form Ibiquity Digital Corporation.
Previously Walden was the vice president of engineering for CBS and Westinghouse Broadcasting where he worked on capital projects including station power increases, facility consolidations and relocations and served as the engineering manager for KYW-AM, Philadelphia.
Television Engineering Achievement Award Winner - Ira Goldstone
Ira Goldstone is the technology coordinator for the Tribune Company as well as vice president/chief technology officer for Tribune Broadcasting Company. He oversees engineering and technology for the broadcasting group while coordinating projects involving common technologies across all of Tribune.
Goldstone is recognized as one of the most innovative technology managers in the broadcast industry. He pioneered implementation of electronic newsroom technology including digital editing, content storage and retrieval. He instituted the early adoption of digital electronic newsgathering (ENG) including one of the first COFDM-equipped helicopters in the country which allowed a number of Tribune stations to provide breaking news coverage from locations previously unreachable with analog ENG equipment.
He is the chairman of the Media Security and Reliability Council Task Force on Future Technologies/Digital Solutions. He is a fellow of the Society of Motion Picture and Television Engineers. In addition, he is a member of the board of the Advanced Television Systems Committee (ATSC) and was the original chair of the ATSC Applications Sub-Committee.
Previously, Goldstone was the vice president/engineering and technology for Tribune Broadcasting. From 1983 to 1994, he was the director/broadcast operations and engineering at KTLA-TV, Los Angeles. Before joining KTLA, he was vice president/corporate engineering for Standard Communications, Salt Lake City, and director/technical services at WCVB-TV, Boston, from 1972 to 1981.
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NPR Shop Picks ATG for Online Use
Cambridge, MA - Feb 17, 2004 -The NPR Shop (shop.npr.org), the online commerce boutique of National Public Radio has selected the E-Business Suite from ATG (Art Technology Group) to power its online efforts. The move is part of NPR’s ongoing commitment to deliver a satisfying user experience to its online audience, building on the non-profit media company’s national acclaim for news, information, music and entertainment programming.
Prior to deploying the ATG system, NPR had no scalable means to sell NPR-branded products directly to its audience. ATG has provided NPR with capabilities to create extensible applications on the NPR Shop site, offering customers a convenient online experience. ATG also provides back-end applications that support the NPR Shop from a transactional standpoint. Proceeds from the NPR Shop help support NPR's programming.
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Rep. Van Taylor District 66 (R-Plano)
Industry
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B.A., Harvard University; M.B.A., Harvard University
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Anne
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• Insurance
• Government Efficiency & Reform
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• Taylor is a real estate investment banker at Churchill Capital Company.
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• He owns between 1,000 and 5,000 shares of ExxonMobil stock.
• He has interests in Sector Analysis Fund, LTD in Hopkington, N.H., as well as RPM Metropolitan Fund LP in Dallas, Select Contrarian Value Partners in Houston and Salzman Onshore, LP in Greenwich, Conn.
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• Residential property in Plano valued at $1,925,000
• Residential property in Litchfield, Conn.
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This scanning electron microscope image shows vertical polythiophene nanofiber arrays grown on a metal substrate. The arrays contained either solid fibers or hollow tubes, depending on the diameter of the pores used to grow them. Credit: Virendra Singh
Polymer materials are usually thermal insulators. But by harnessing an electropolymerization process to produce aligned arrays of polymer nanofibers, researchers have developed a thermal interface material able to conduct heat 20 times better than the original polymer. The modified material can reliably operate at temperatures of up to 200 degrees Celsius.
The new thermal interface material could be used to draw heat away from electronic devices in servers, automobiles, high-brightness LEDs and certain mobile devices. The material is fabricated on heat sinks and heat spreaders and adheres well to devices, potentially avoiding the reliability challenges caused by differential expansion in other thermally-conducting .
"Thermal management schemes can get more complicated as devices get smaller," said Baratunde Cola, an assistant professor in the George W. Woodruff School of Mechanical Engineering at the Georgia Institute of Technology. "A material like this, which could also offer higher reliability, could be attractive for addressing thermal management issues. This material could ultimately allow us to design electronic systems in different ways."
The research, which was supported by the National Science Foundation, was reported March 30 in the advance online publication of the journal Nature Nanotechnology. The project involved researchers from the Georgia Institute of Technology, University of Texas at Austin, and the Raytheon Company. Virendra Singh, a research scientist in the Woodruff School, and Thomas Bougher, a Ph.D. student in the Woodruff School, are the paper's co-first authors.
Amorphous polymer materials are poor thermal conductors because their disordered state limits the transfer of heat-conducting phonons. That transfer can be improved by creating aligned crystalline structures in the polymers, but those structures – formed through a fiber drawing processes – can leave the material brittle and easily fractured as devices expand and contract during heating and cooling cycles.
The new interface material is produced from a conjugated polymer, polythiophene, in which aligned polymer chains in nanofibers facilitate the transfer of phonons – but without the brittleness associated with crystalline structures, Cola explained. Formation of the nanofibers produces an amorphous material with of up to 4.4 watts per meter Kelvin at room temperature.
The material has been tested up to 200 degrees Celsius, a temperature that could make it useful for applications in vehicles. Solder materials have been used for thermal interfaces between chips and heat sinks, but may not be reliable when operated close to their reflow temperatures.
"Polymers aren't typically thought of for these applications because they normally degrade at such a low temperature," Cola explained. "But these conjugated polymers are already used in solar cells and electronic devices, and can also work as thermal materials. We are taking advantage of the fact that they have a higher thermal stability because the bonding is stronger than in typical polymers."
The structures are grown in a multi-step process that begins with an alumina template containing tiny pores covered by an electrolyte containing monomer precursors. When an electrical potential is applied to the template, electrodes at the base of each pore attract the monomers and begin forming hollow nanofibers. The amount of current applied and the growth time control the length of the fibers and the thickness of their walls, while the pore size controls the diameter. Fiber diameters range from 18 to 300 nanometers, depending on the pore template.
After formation of the monomer chains, the nanofibers are cross-linked with an electropolymerization process, and the template removed. The resulting structure can be attached to electronic devices through the application of a liquid such as water or a solvent, which spreads the fibers and creates adhesion through capillary action and van der Waals forces.
"With the electrochemical polymerization processing approach that we took, we were able to align the chains of the polymer, and the template appears to prevent the chains from folding into crystals so the material remained amorphous," Cola explained. "Even though our material is amorphous from a crystalline standpoint, the polymer chains are highly aligned – about 40 percent in some of our samples."
Though the technique still requires further development and is not fully understood theoretically, Cola believes it could be scaled up for manufacturing and commercialization. The new material could allow reliable thermal interfaces as thin as three microns – compared to as much as 50 to 75 microns with conventional materials.
Assistant professor Baratunde Cola, from the George W. Woodruff School of Mechanical Engineering at Georgia Tech, and Ph.D. student Tom Bougher, show photoacoustic test equipment used to measure heat conductance of a new polymer material developed for thermal management. Credit: Georgia Tech Photo: Candler Hobbs
"There are some challenges with our solution, but the process is inherently scalable in a fashion similar to electroplating," he said. "This material is well known for its other applications, but ours is a different use."
Engineers have been searching for an improved thermal interface material that could help remove heat from . The problem of removing heat has worsened as devices have gotten both smaller and more powerful.
Rather than pursue materials because of their high thermal conductivity, Cola and his collaborators investigated materials that could provide higher levels of contact in the interface. That's because in some of the best thermal interface materials, less than one percent of the material was actually making contact.
"I stopped thinking so much about the thermal conductivity of the materials and started thinking about what kinds of materials make really good contact in an interface," Cola said. He decided to pursue polythiophene materials after reading a paper describing a "gecko foot" application in which the material provided an estimated 80 percent contact.
Samples of the material have been tested to 200 degrees Celsius through 80 thermal cycles without any detectable difference in performance. While further work will be necessary to understand the mechanism, Cola believes the robustness results from adhesion of the polymer rather than a bonding.
"We can have contact without a permanent bond being formed," he said. "It's not permanent, so it has a built-in stress accommodation. It slides along and lets the stress from thermal cycling relax out."
In addition to those already mentioned, co-authors of the paper included Professor Kenneth Sandhage, Research Scientist Ye Cai, Assistant Professor Asegun Henry and graduate assistant Wei Lv of Georgia Tech; Prof. Li Shi, Annie Weathers, Kedong Bi, Micheal T. Pettes and Sally McMenamin in the Department of Mechanical Engineering at the University of Texas at Austin; and Daniel P. Resler, Todd Gattuso and David Altman of the Raytheon Company.
A patent application has been filed on the material. Cola has formed a startup company, Carbice Nanotechnologies, to commercialize thermal interface technologies. It is a member of Georgia Tech's VentureLab program.
Explore further: Thermal conductance can be controlled like waves using nanostructures
More information: Virenda Singh, et al., "High thermal conductivity of chain-oriented amorphous polythiophene," Nature Nanotechnology, 2014. www.dx.doi.org/10.1038/nnano.2014.44
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4,829,523,069,300,560,000 | Nearly Half of Chicago's Immigration Service Centers Face Fines in Crackdown
Some of the city's 54 service centers accused of dispensing legal advice
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An undercover investigation of immigration services businesses, prompted after citizen complaints, has resulted in several of those businesses facing fines and license revocations.
Miguel Campos, an investigator with Chicago's Department of Business Affairs and Consumer Protection, said 24 of the 54 firms doing business as immigration service providers in the city were not in compliance with state and city ordinances that, among other things, strictly prohibits them from dispensing legal advice.
"He was giving me illegal advice. He was giving me illegal opinion. He was informing me of what documents I would need to fill out in the future," he said after paying a visit to one firm and posing as a man wanting help with paperwork to bring his girlfriend to Chicago from Mexico.
The advice seekers receive may have potentially unintended consequences. The simple filing of the wrong form can be enough to trigger a deportation, explained Mony Ruiz-Velasco, the Legal Director of the National Immigrant Justice Center.
"We see it every day," she said. "That's a great harm that come in these cases."
Campos returned Wednesday to one of the businesses, Escritorio Public Inc., on the 2200 block of West Cermak Rd., where he found violations.
But owner Juan Moondragon insisted he was in compliance with the parts of the city ordinance of which he was aware and pointed to signs in his office indicating that he is not a lawyer.
"Well, for one thing I think it's good that they're trying to get people who are passing off as lawyers but also at the same time they're killing the small businesss," Moondragon said when asked of the crackdown. "Basically we just talk to the clients and if they decide to do paperwork, they're fine. We follow up on whatever they say and whatever they want to do."
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-4,635,508,303,295,760,000 | Eastern Sierra Over Memorial Day: Thor’s First Camping Trip!
This year, we took a more laid back approach to our annual Memorial Day Trip in the Eastern Sierra. In past years we’ve bagged peaks and escaped snow storms, but this year we decided to take it easy. Why? Well, first of all, David was recovering from minor surgery and couldn’t lift or do any strenuous activity. But also? It was Mighty Thor‘s first camping trip! We didn’t want to overwhelm the guy, so we just tooled around the Eastern Sierra and let him have a lot of new experiences.
David removed the whole back seat of the pickup truck so that Thor has a big space to enjoy on the long drives. He was a champ and had no issues on the 6+ hour drive to Lone Pine on the first night!
Let's go camping!
Let’s go camping!
We arrived at our campsite in the Alabama Hills after dark and met friends. Thor had fun going bonkers, and slept soundly in his crate just below us at the end of the truck. In the morning, I poked my head out of my sleeping bag and was greeted with one of my favorite views on the planet.
Hello Mount Whitney!
Hello Mount Whitney!
On Saturday morning we decided to head north and check out some of the creeks flowing out of the mountains. Our goal was to find a good little swimming hole to get Thor in water. We didn’t have much luck up along Goodale Creek, so we headed south, stopping by the Whitney Fish Hatchery for a picnic lunch.
Whitney Fish Hatchery
Whitney Fish Hatchery
From here we decided to drive in towards the Baxter Pass trailhead. It’s one of the few east side approaches I have not been on before, so the drive was new to me. It was along this road that we found a perfect little swimming hole for Thor to comfortably splash around in. I say it was a success for his first swimming lesson!
Thor's first swim lesson
Thor’s first swim lesson
We got back to camp mid afternoon and while the boys lounged around in the shade I decided to head off on a short hike to explore. The Alabama Hills are famous for many reasons, one of them being the crazy arch formations that can be found all over the place. I visited eight within a ~3 mile loop hike from camp.
Arch 1: Behind-the-Heart arch (camp also shown)
Behind the Heart Arch and Camp
Behind the Heart Arch and Camp
Arch 2: Heart Arch
Heart Arch
Heart Arch
Arch 3: Lathe Arch
Lathe Arch
Lathe Arch
Arch 4: Mobius Arch – the only famous (and crowded) one of the bunch
Mobius from a different angle
Mobius from a different angle
Arch 5: Space Arch
Space Arch
Space Arch
Arch 6: Baseball Bat Arch
Baseball Bat Arch
Baseball Bat Arch
Arch 7: Eye of Alabama Arch
Eye of Alabama
Eye of Alabama
Arch 8: Shark Tooth Arch
Shark Tooth Arch
Shark Tooth Arch
The next morning we headed north and explored Casa Diablo Road. The views of the sierra were fantastic, especially with a fresh dusting of snow.
Sierra from Casa Diablo
Sierra from Casa Diablo
Next, Thor went fishing with David. Neither caught anything.
Fishing near June Lake
Fishing near June Lake
For our last night, we ended up at one of our favorite dispersed campsites way out in the middle of nowhere. A big open space meant lots of fun for Thor who got to run around with the zoomies, play fetch, and act as stoic camp guard dog.
Thor the camp guardian
Thor the camp guardian
Even puppies get new camp gear, and this time he was enjoying his new Ruffwear bed. Look at that space! He loved having a soft spot to get out of the dirt, and I loved how packable it is, rolling up into a nice compact roll with built in handle and velcro straps.
Thor on his Mt Bachelor Ruffwear bed
Thor on his Mt Bachelor Ruffwear bed
One of the reasons this is a favorite campsite is this morning view. A holiday weekend but not a soul in sight.
Campsite view in the morning
Campsite view in the morning
For his final first camping trip adventure, we stopped at Tioga Pass on the way home and let him walk on the snow. He didn’t care one bit.
Thor in the snow
Thor in the snow
Overall, Thor did great on his first trip! He got to play a bunch, swim in a creek, experience snow, meet new people, and sleep with us instead of in his crate. I think he’s already excited for his next trip!
Lots more pictures here!
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Good for Thor! I just went on a weekend trip with my little guy and he didn’t fare as well. He whined the whole drive, whined while I played with my daughter, had to be leashed since there was poison oak (can’t be free of it here in Los Padres), got frightened of other off-leash dogs, and woke up barking every two hours during the night (and we slept in the car!). Perhaps if I take him somewhere more remote without poison oak, that would work better to wear him out. | {
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"rps_doc_wikipedia_importance": -136.77597045898438,
"rps_doc_wikipedia_importance_length_correction": -136.77597045898438
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"english": 0.96547931432724,
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"eai_general_math": 0.006244179792702198,
"eai_open_web_math": 0.13217884302139282,
"eai_web_code": 0.0004652699863072485
}
} | {
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"labels": {
"level_1": "Arts",
"level_2": "Amusements and Recreation",
"level_3": "Sports and Athletics"
}
},
"secondary": {
"code": "636.7",
"labels": {
"level_1": "Industrial arts, Technology, and Engineering",
"level_2": "Agriculture",
"level_3": "Domestic animals and Pets"
}
}
},
"bloom_cognitive_process": {
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"code": "2",
"label": "Understand"
},
"secondary": {
"code": "3",
"label": "Apply"
}
},
"bloom_knowledge_domain": {
"primary": {
"code": "2",
"label": "Conceptual"
},
"secondary": {
"code": "3",
"label": "Procedural"
}
},
"document_type_v1": {
"primary": {
"code": "9",
"label": "Personal/Misc"
},
"secondary": {
"code": "-1",
"label": "Abstain"
}
},
"extraction_artifacts": {
"primary": {
"code": "0",
"label": "No Artifacts"
},
"secondary": {
"code": "-1",
"label": "Abstain"
}
},
"missing_content": {
"primary": {
"code": "0",
"label": "No missing content"
},
"secondary": {
"code": "4",
"label": "Missing Images or Figures"
}
},
"document_type_v2": {
"primary": {
"code": "16",
"label": "Personal Blog"
},
"secondary": {
"code": "13",
"label": "News (Org.)"
}
},
"reasoning_depth": {
"primary": {
"code": "1",
"label": "No Reasoning"
},
"secondary": {
"code": "2",
"label": "Basic Reasoning"
}
},
"technical_correctness": {
"primary": {
"code": "6",
"label": "Not Applicable/Indeterminate"
},
"secondary": {
"code": "3",
"label": "Mostly Correct"
}
},
"education_level": {
"primary": {
"code": "1",
"label": "General Audience"
},
"secondary": {
"code": "2",
"label": "High School Level"
}
}
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Essential Web v1.0 - 1M Token Sample
Approximately 1,000,000 tokens sampled from Essential Web v1.0.
Dataset Info
- Target: 1,000,000 tokens
- Actual: ~1,099,800 tokens (estimated)
- Source: EssentialAI/essential-web-v1.0
Schema
This sample preserves ALL columns from the original dataset, including:
id: Document IDtext: Text contentmetadata: URL and source informationquality_signals: RedPajama quality metricseai_taxonomy: Essential AI taxonomy labelspid: Partition ID- And all other original columns
Usage
from datasets import load_dataset
dataset = load_dataset("sumuks/essential-web-v1.0-sample-1M")
# Access the data with all columns
example = dataset['train'][0]
print(example['text'][:200] + "...")
# Access quality signals
print(example['quality_signals'])
# Access taxonomy
print(example['eai_taxonomy'])
File Structure
The dataset is split across multiple parquet files in the data/ directory:
data/part-00000.parquetdata/part-00001.parquet- etc.
HuggingFace datasets automatically loads all parts as a single dataset.
Sampling Method
- Random sampling across snapshots
- Preserves all original columns and metadata
- Token estimation: ~600 tokens per row
- Downloads last month
- 134
Size of downloaded dataset files:
6.01 MB
Size of the auto-converted Parquet files:
6.01 MB
Number of rows:
1,833