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Everybody has their ups and downs and of course you need to express to the community the truth if your efforts are facing a financial freefall.
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So while outwardly the Kanzius Cancer Research Foundation was talking in high energy, positive terms about this year's Community for Kanzius Telethon, privately there was some concern.
The economy in Erie is still not strong and there are a lot of other efforts out there right now, including the United Way campaign and the MDA telethon of a few weeks back.
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AUTHOR'S NOTE: After this story was filed the Kanzius Foundation recounted the donations. It's now believed that a little under $193,000 was pledged. Erie's more giving than even I thought!
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A couple thoughts on the ACC's new deal with ESPN, which has fed the FSU-to-the-Big 12 talk (as deftly blogged by Jeff Schultz).
The background: The ACC last week completed a renegotiation of its deal with ESPN, jumping its per-school, per-year average from $13 million to $17 million.
1. The $17 million number is about what the ACC was expecting going into negotiations. The league had limited leverage, according to the Sports Business Journal. If the two sides couldn't agree on a deal, the ACC couldn't go to the open market. Both sides would have gone to an arbitrator. Further, as football teams go, Pitt and Syracuse presumably don't make television executives do cartwheels.
It's a nice bump, but it's not exactly game-changing. Reported numbers vary, but it still leaves the ACC lagging its conference competition. The Pac-12's contract averages out to $20.8 million per school, per year, and the league is creating its own network. (All numbers are per school, per year.) The Big Ten's deal is worth $20.7 annually for its members. The SEC's current deal brings in $17.1 million each year, but can re-do its deal. By adding Texas A&M, it will be worth significantly more, perhaps even $30 million. The Big 12 is reportedly on the verge of a new deal worth $20 million.
Further, the ACC's deal escalates annually. Schools will receive $12.3 million the first year, a little more than $1 million than they would have in the previous deal. The annual check won't match the $17 million average until 2021.
Presuming they want to stay competitive in both a financial and athletic sense, I have to think that ACC poobahs feel some pressure to keep making moves. I posted a blog in February about a presentation that Dan Radakovich made that noted the financial future of Tech and the ACC. The presentation postulated that a new deal could be worth $17 million.
"This is a good picture for us," he said. "It shows that we are gathering significant resources from our relationship within the Atlantic Coast Conference, but it certainly says we have some continued work to do."
2. There was a small detail in the new ESPN deal that could impact Tech's annual game with Georgia. Part of the contract is three Friday games. Two of them will be hosted by Syracuse and Boston College. Tech could play in both of those games, although the Jackets will be at Syracuse and Boston College twice every seven years.
The third game is on the Friday after Thanksgiving. It's a new property for ESPN, in the same vein as the Labor Day night game that Tech will play in this September against Virginia Tech.
The Thanksgiving Friday game could be any home game for an ACC school. I think it would go without saying that Tech-Georgia at Bobby Dodd Stadium would be a possibility for ESPN, if for no other reason than that it's already scheduled every year for that weekend. It's my understanding that Tech has in the past been willing to accommodate such a move, at least on a one-game basis, but that ESPN is content keeping that game on Saturday.
But now that ESPN has a standing deal to televise a Thanksgiving Friday game – there was one ACC game that day last year, Boston College at Miami, on ABC, after four years when all of the ACC games that weekend were on Saturday – it would stand to reason Tech-Georgia may get a look.
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May 14th, 2012
2:52 pm
This is awesome, I would like to thank my family, my agent, and all those who supported, me but most of all I would like to thank Tim Tebow.
May 14th, 2012
3:08 pm
I would like to give a big congrats to the Tech softball team on their ACC tournament championship. Doesn't look like this paper (or website for that matter) wants to give those fine athletes any props…followed them leading up to the big game but nothing since.
Third ACC championship in four years…way to go ladies!! GO JACKETS!!
May 14th, 2012
3:08 pm
Thanks for that update Ken
May 14th, 2012
3:09 pm
Agreed Mr Burdell; Congrats Lady Jackets!!!!
May 14th, 2012
3:40 pm
How do I hide my boner on ESPN?
May 14th, 2012
3:45 pm
The only solution for the ACC to be a better product is for the ACC football teams to win. Pure and simple. It's unfortunate but that it how it goes. They need to win big games when the spotlight is on them. For example, Clemson owes the ACC some money back after that embarassing loss to West Viriginia in the Orange Bowl. It's losses like that that makes the ACC product a tough sell.
May 14th, 2012
3:49 pm
Hey Ken, who is the Grand Poobah of the "poobahs"? LOL
May 14th, 2012
3:51 pm
Leave it to BLT to bring up poo(bah) again!!!!! lol
May 14th, 2012
3:52 pm
Thanks Ken…
This deal turns into a big pile of stinking poo if FSU and Miami decide to leave the ACC for the Big 12…although the parachute clause for each school was very pricey (about $20MM each school). Obviously FSU's trustee made some waves in discussing his skepticism on the new deal…which let's face it, was nothing more than open posturing and negotiation to try and raise the Big 12's potential offer. I would not be surprised if Georgia Tech is a member of a 16-team Big 10 (along with Notre Dame, Maryland, and USF) by the end of this decade.
Ladies and Gentleman…we are heading towards chaos at full speed! And I love it. Either the NCAA is going to install a revenue-sharing model and return some sanity to the Conference re-alignment model and postseason…or we're heading to a loose Conference affiliation model (a la NCAA basketball) with a shortened regular season and a more inclusive playoff system.
May 14th, 2012
3:57 pm
Way to go BLT…now you've got FLJ talking about poo…..next thing you know dwagfan will be here….
May 14th, 2012
4:02 pm
I'd be stunned if FSU left. If they think the ACC is too Carolina-centric, wait until they get to the Big 12 and find out how Texas-centric they are.
May 14th, 2012
4:02 pm
Exactly how do the conference members use their share of the revenue?
I know, google it!
May 14th, 2012
4:06 pm
GS…please tell me you caught the drama of Survival Sunday??
May 14th, 2012
4:09 pm
Holy smokes, FLJ. The next time I hear that soccer is boring, I'll point them to YouTube. That was off the charts.
May 14th, 2012
4:14 pm
What about this idea…
FSU and Miami spearhead a new Conference altogether. It could include FSU, Miami, USF, UCF, Georgia Tech, Virginia Tech, NC State, Clemson, Maryland, Pittsburgh. A 10-team league built upon the current football-first schools in the ACC, along with USF and UCF…which are large state schools in the state of Florida to help corner the recruiting talent int he state of Florida.
If John Swofford is holding the league back on account of UNC and Duke…they can keep the ACC moniker and take along Wake Forest, Boston College, Syracuse, and Virginia.
May 14th, 2012
4:18 pm
Yup GS…the final 45 minutes of the season (and not just for City and United) had enough drama in it for and entire Novel. What astounds me even more is that it's Mario Balotelli's unselfish flick (while he's not the ground no less) to Aguero that makes the whole thing possible.
May 14th, 2012
4:19 pm
what could be more boring than turning US sports into filler for e$pn slots….hope FCB got something out of their system saturday, but blues might have done the same in FAC, pt2….
May 14th, 2012
4:21 pm
GS…the City players and coaches even hours after they won the Championship still sounded shocked…it was that improbable of a finish
May 14th, 2012
4:21 pm
FL Jacket, It would be called the "almost all of Florida" conference. LOL
Your right, it's headed to a play off system. There's no sense to the re-alignment. The ACC title still works. It's a "stretch" but it works.
May 14th, 2012
4:28 pm
BLT…how about the "Go Ahead and See How Profitable Basketball is" Conference
May 14th, 2012
4:29 pm
damn…you are right*
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May 14th, 2012
4:34 pm
@ FLJ…..I like your 4:14PM idea. That could be an awesome conference, although I am not sure why Pitt or MD would be interested OR interesting
May 14th, 2012
4:39 pm
SS…Pitt is a football school with history, and a large state school. Maryland the same. The power conferences have figured it out…those schools with large alumni bases and regional followings draw the highest ratings and attendances.
May 14th, 2012
4:40 pm
I don't have the answers. It seems crazy to have Boise State and TCU play in the East Big. I never really thought of Mizzou or Texas A&M as SEC schools.
Pitt and Syracuse bring great basketball to the ACC. Again, I don't have an answer. I doubt roundball goes away. I will say, Go Jackets!
May 14th, 2012
4:50 pm
Wow…here I though Pitt was the school that brought us Dan Marino, Tony Dorsett, and Hugh Green
May 14th, 2012
4:50 pm
It would be nice not going to Charlottesville.
May 14th, 2012
4:52 pm
I definitely think they screwed up in the way they aligned the two divisions in the enlarged ACC. I think Miami, FSU,GT, and Clemson should all be in the same division. I don't really care how the others were divvied up
May 14th, 2012
4:52 pm
Pitt is a football school. So is Syracuse. Dwight Freeney…
May 14th, 2012
4:52 pm
AMEN to that, BLT
May 14th, 2012
4:54 pm
Lately, Syracuse has been more of a basketball school, but they do have a football history
May 14th, 2012
5:10 pm
FL Jacket, your post at 4:14pm is interesting.
Utlimately the BCS teams will end up it some sort of bracket and a playoff system put in place.
There are many other sports that will have an impact on the decision. Many fans don't just pull for the football team. We are Georgia Tech!
May 14th, 2012
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May 14th, 2012
5:13 pm
BLT, don't forget about another 'Cuse alum …… Donovan McNabb. I think he had a pretty decent NFL career. And didn't Marvin Harrison go to the Cuse too?
May 14th, 2012
5:14 pm
….. And Jim Brown?
May 14th, 2012
5:18 pm
and don't forget former Falcon Tim Green lol
May 14th, 2012
5:18 pm
I wasn't going into all of that…
FL Jacket has an interesting idea…
May 14th, 2012
5:19 pm
Larry Csonka too
May 14th, 2012
5:25 pm
Zonk was one tough dude Super,,,one of my fave running backs of all time
May 14th, 2012
5:39 pm
Lee, you're too young to remember Zonk. lol
May 14th, 2012
6:00 pm
I don't think so, Super….he'd rather run over someone than around them…..
May 14th, 2012
6:15 pm
Yeah, I remember them all. Czonka, Mercury Morris, Paul Warfield, Bob Griese…they had a great defense too…
I was a kid. Fun times!
Go Jackets!
May 14th, 2012
6:21 pm
Super, you'd know how the breakdown goes per team and does it go to Athletics and/or Academic Scholarship? I'm just curious about this revenue.
Hopefully it helps all of Georgia Tech!
May 14th, 2012
6:28 pm
Hey Super, it's the real BLT. I'm serious about the apportionment.
May 14th, 2012
6:34 pm
BLT, you must think an awful lot about my knowledge base. I don't have a clue.
BTW, I was given the name and email address of someone at the AJC to contact about the imposter problem. I received a very prompt response this morning. I THINK someone is finally actually addressing the problem.
May 14th, 2012
6:36 pm
Just in case the imposter does log back in though, I am outta here till about 9PM tonight. Don't be fooled by anybody using this name.
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10:33 am
I'll state the glaringly obvious:
the ACC is NOW in trouble, and this new ESPN-TV deal is a disaster and proves bad news is coming for the ACC.
1. The $$$ is back-loaded into the latter part of a 15 year contract. No team in the ACC will see anywhere near $17 Million until the LAST 5 years of the contract. So, the ACC bascially got ZERO added dollars from adding Cuse & Pitt. Thats bad.
2. The ACC kept the Tier 3 rights for B-Ball, but gave the Tier 3 rights for football to ESPN.
Thats great for "B-Ball first" schools like Duke & UNC, but a complete slap in the face to "football-first" schools like VT, FSU, Clemson, etc. This is why FSU's Board of Trustees Andy Haggard exploded in the media over this issue in the new ACC contract and has gone on a tirade over the need for FSU to leave the ACC. And, he's absolutely right on being pissed off.
3. The ACC rushed this deal with ESPN because it was the only and best deal the ACC could get…because the ACC front office (and ESPN) already know FSU, and 3 other schools are "unofficially" being courted by the BIG12, and are likely to leave the ACC. The ACC giving Tier 3 "football" rights to ESPN was the ACC giving the finger to FSU, and 3 other schools. FSU has already made it clear behind closed doors, that they will insist on Miami being included. So, this isnt an FSU-only scenario. Its a multi-team move, like the PAC12 offering 6 schools at once.
4. ACC commish, John Swofford, is completely in the pocket of UNC & Duke,
and this new contract makes it blatantly obvious for everyone to see. The ACC front office has already REFUSED to provide copies of the ESPN contract to ANY ACC member schools. Unbelievable !! Another reason Andy Haggard of FSU is livid.
5. The ACC didnt go to a $20 Million exit for no reason at all. Despite the "unanimous" vote for the exit fee, their is real bitterness brewing in the ACC, between the "football" & "b-ball" schools.
The ACC front office knows defections are coming.
5. The new upcoming Big12 contract is likely to generate $20 Million for just (10) teams !!!
Adding 6 more teams from the ACC and possibly ND would make a NEW BIG12 TV contract worth closer to $30 Million per team per year, which is what the SEC's new contract with aTm and MIzzou is likely to see.
6. Anyone who looks at a map of the BIG12 and doesnt see an "eastward" expansion coming is just blind. Aside from WV & Iowa St, the BIG12 is states of Texas, OK, KS. The BIG 12 NEEDS an eastward expansion to match the East-West TV "footprint" of the SEC. The BIG12 got WV because the BIG12 needed a "foothold" in ACC country, and wanted to keep the SEC from getting WV. The BIG12 getting WV wasnt some randomn act of desperartion. It was a strategic first-step in an eastern expansion into ACC territory.
6. ESPN…DOES NOT…want a BIG12 expansion into ACC territory for one simple reason: $$$$.
If the BIG12 expands, ESPN or whoever elsee will have to pay LOTS & LOTS more dollars for the TV rights. Right now ESPN is getting the current ACC for dirt-cheap pricing. ESPN would rather pay $17 Million a year versus $30 Million per year. So, seeing ALL the ESPN pundits blasting ANY idea of the BIG12 getting FSU or more ACC teams is simply a self-serving PR effort.
All the chips will start to fall when the new BCS playoff format is solidified this Summer.
Then, the fireworks will begin.
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I can attest to this as my grandfather worked for Motorola and tested and validated new technology before it hit the consumer market. I remember him bringing home the first Pager or "Beeper" for those of you too young to remember, he also had the first cell phone AKA "The Zach Morris" from saved by the bell. I saw many first thanks to my grandfather unfortunately he died ate up with cancer!!!! Tumors were all throughout his body. I will not put it all on Motorola but I am sure he was exposed to lots of radiation over the course of his career. I remember my dad explaining to me a cell phone works much like a microwave and that is why cell phones used to get hot against your face when they were first released, they have since changed alot of stuff, but the concept made since.
It is this reason I understand the benefit of texting not while driving of course but,,, I would want to keep that phone far away from my brain as possible, not saying you are not still getting exposure but definitely not as bad as pressed right against your skull.
Everyone talks about keeping the phones away from their head, but what about the risks of keeping them in your pockets. What are the risks to the reproductive organs and such around those areas? Any link between that and kids having cancer? Next step is to evaluate all this new WiMax and 4G stuff and how that stuff messes with our bodies.
You make a valid point Drago, again I am sure they cut down on the radiation Immensely since then. Keep in mind I am talking about 20+ years ago. Tech has come along way, not saying we our 100% safe but progress has been made from a public safety standpoint.
Will im looking forward to seeing that report on HH in 30 years :P.
Im sure they are making cellphones and many other technology more friendly to us and our health. Drago's point is very true after thinking about it :D, I keep my phone in my pocket like all day and its only out at night right next to me bed :D
Enough of this. Cell phones DO NOT CAUSE CANCER
" All cancer agents act by disrupting chemical bonds. In a classic 2001 op-ed LBL physicist Robert Cahn explained that Einstein won the 1905 Nobel Prize in Physics for showing that cell phones can't cause cancer. The threshold energy of the photoelectric effect, for which Einstein won the prize, lies at the extreme blue end of the visible spectrum in the near ultraviolet. The same near-ultraviolet rays can also cause skin cancer. Red light is too weak to cause cancer. Cell-phone radiation is 10,000 times weaker."
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There's no evidence that cell phones cause cancer. None, zero, zip, zilch, nadda. The "conflicting" small studies mentioned here don't even deserve to be called that.
La_guy: Wow. Just...ok. First, anecdotes are not *evidence,* and the plural of anecdote is not data. Your grandfather died because cancer metastasized and spread throughout his body. That's a terrible thing, but you can't automatically link it to his job. Questions of family history, his personal habits (did he smoke or drink), the environment he grew up in or worked in besides Motorola, and the simple question of where his cancer started are all extremely pertinent.
Second, your father (and I do not mean this insultingly) was either joking with you or is extremely confused. Cell phones do not emit microwaves. While they use a similar area of the spectrum, the rays are not strong enough to penetrate your skin (much less your skull.) Also, a device emitting microwave energy wouldn't get warm. If it was your *face* that blistered after a three hour phone conversation, you'd have a point. It's the phone that gets hot--and it gets hot because it's been working and drawing significantly more power than it does in standby.
@joel H I am not saying it was because of his job that he died of cancer, that's foolish I am saying it did not help. Look my grandfather died doing what he loved he lived for electronics and I will follow in his footsteps, get rid of the bitterness I am by no means bitter bro.
As far as my dad he could be off base, but to me it made sense and still does today. There was talks back in the day that Cell phones cause cancer, is it true? I don't know, but it was thrown out there by some people.
Everyone has their opinion I got mine, you got yours.
We'll see what the results of this study show. Well, some of us will see anyway.
For years, I worked for an Aerospace company that didn't properly protect us from carcinogens that were in rampant use within the industry. We were told that we didn't need anything but cotton gloves on when using trichloroethylene to clean surfaces. This turned out to be totally untrue (chemicals are absorbed through your skin and into your bloodstream) and not wearing protective equipment when using it nowadays will get you fired from your job immediately. It was 2 years before they started us using chemical resistant gloves and respirators when using it. It is a known carcinogen, so I'll probably end up kicking from cancer myself. (I've already had Bone Tumors)
When we're talking about scientific data, "everyone has their opinion" simply doesn't work. There's either a correlation or there isn't--and in this case the data points toward "isn't."
Realneil: Ow, sorry man. Not cool.
I don't know why people think that the WHO or the American Cancer Society are anything but quarterbacks for the telecom industry. There are telecom CEO's sitting on the boards of both organizations. The corruption in WHO is now being investigated by the European Union. THE ACS receives huge donations from the telecom companies and that keeps them quiet. There are many many organizations that are much closer to the research that is snowballing almost daily that links RF from all sources with cancer and many other acute and chronic diseases. check www.magdahavas.com or www.wirelesswatchblog.com
I am sure in thirty years Cell phones will be Bionic implants embedded in your brain and controlled through an on screen interface projected within your retinas!
Of course I will probably be gone from all that asbestos sandwiches and lead base paint chips I used to have for lunch back in the 70's :P
The fact that this question is now being dealt with with all the seriousness it deserves is great, but thirty years --or even fifteen--is far too long to wait in my book. How many cases of cancer and other calamitous illnesses have to develop before popular ignorance is tolerated and corporate greed has been satiated? My position is clear, I suffer from electrical sensitivity I know we are playing with fire. I comment more fully on this issue in my blog http://electricsense.com/2010/04/30/thirty-year-long-study-on-cell-phone-danger-too-long-to-wait
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I built this jig about 10 years ago while waiting on a job site
for a building inspector. The parts — laminate countertop
scrap and an old 2-foot wooden level kicking around the back of
my truck — were cheap.
After cutting the countertop roughly to size, I drew a baseline
along the bottom edge and marked a pivot point at one end. Then
I measured over 24 inches and made a second mark, drew a second
line perpendicular to the baseline, and marked this line every
2 inches.
Since the run is 24 inches instead of 12 inches (to give the
jig more accuracy), each mark corresponded to a whole-number
change in pitch (2-inch rise/24-inch run = 1-in-12
Next, I drilled holes and bolted the level to the countertop
through the pivot point. To read the pitch using the top of the
level, I had to shift the position of the pitch marks upward on
the jig. I did this by marking the free end of the level to
correspond with the position of the pivot point; then I aligned
this point with each of the marks of my original pitch layout
as I marked the new pitch lines with a felt-tipped pen, using
the top edge of the level as a guide (see illustration).
After the ink dried, I erased the pencil lines of the original
layout, then sprayed the countertop surface with clear lacquer
to preserve my final marks.
By trimming the countertop along the arc scribed by the level,
I made the jig a little more compact; I also cut a handle into
it so it would be easier to carry up to a roof.
To use the pitch finder, I rotate the level until it reads
level, then clamp it in place with a spring clamp. I usually
take three or four readings on different parts of the roof,
using the average result to ensure that a local dip or bulge
doesn't give a false reading.
Over the decade-plus that I've used this site-built tool, it
has proven to be very handy and accurate.
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Will's job was to precut the entire roof on the ground, while
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hung them with nails along the plates or girders where they
were being installed.
This makes for very efficient framing as long as all the parts
are there. Because they're hanging exactly where they go, the
roof cutter can tell at a glance if he's missed any pieces
simply by looking at what's hanging from the wall. The
carpenters assembling the roof just reach down from the plates
and grab the next piece they need.
The method doesn't work for hanging long rafters, but you can
still hang the blocks and stack the rafters near at hand [3].
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Read the whole article here (it's in the middle of the page). Are we blushing? You bet! I also particularly loved my tomato sauce recipe and Kate's comments that "My (her) tomato risotto (with our tomatoes) was one of the best I've ever made or eaten". And the rice she used? Arborio. Kate, we should talk about it.
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We thought Allegra's song was credited in the BuzzFeed post but it isn't. So here's the original:
Say Hello
I stole him
and he stole me
He's my Doctor, he's my thief
And he told me I was the most beautiful thing he'd ever seen
You stole me
and I stole you
And we flew off to do the things we'd always say we'd do
But there was one thing I wanted to say to you
Say hello, say hello
Say, Hello Doctor, I love you so
Say hello, say hello
Say that being alive is only sad when it's over
I wanted to see the universe
So I stole a Time Lord and ran away
And we've been running and we've been flying
And we haven't looked back since that day
I'll never forget the time we talked
And I want you to know how I feel
Companions may leave, they may come and go
But what we have is real
I'll always be your best friend
I'll be here until the end
Say hello, say hello
I'll say, hello, Doctor, I love you so
Say hello, say never fear
Say that I will always be here
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[Continued from above] . . . It leads into the ear canal, which is about one inch long in adults and is closed at the inner end by the eardrum. The eardrum in turn is a thin, fibrous, circular membrane covered with a thin layer of skin. This eardrum separates the outer ear from the middle ear, which is a small cavity that conducts sound to the inner ear by means of three tiny, linked, movable bones called ossicles. These are the smallest bones in the human body and are named for their shape. Lastly, the inner ear is a very delicate series of structures deep within the bones of the skull. It consists of a maze of winding passages, called the labyrinth. The front (see cochlea) is a tube resembling a snail's shell and is concerned with hearing. The rear part is concerned with balance.
The process of hearing involves capturing sound waves and translating them into something the brain can interpret. So as sound enters the ear through the ear canal and strikes the tympanic membrane, vibrations from the tympanic membrane affect the bones in the middle ear that in turn pass the vibration through the oval window into the cochlea. At the bottom of the cochlear duct are the sound-sensitive hair cells. Pressure changes in the cochlear duct transmit bending and shearing movements to these hair cells, stimulating them to produce a nerve signal that is carried to the brain by the cochlear nerve. Additionally, the human body can detect the location of sound by calculating the difference in reception time between both ears, since sound normally reaches one ear a fraction of a second before the other. The source of the source can usually be pinpointed within two to three degrees.


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The Boy Scouts of America started a two day meeting in Grapevine to consider changing its long-standing ban on openly gay members, and East Texas troop leaders are watching closely. Several East Texas scout leaders are at the Grapevine gathering to add their voice to the issue, and some have already made up their minds.
"Everyone's in an uproar. 'On my honor, I will do my best, to do my duty, to God and my country, to obey the scout law,'" says David L. Perkins of Longview Troop 620.
"'To keep myself physically strongly, mentally awake, and morally straight.' So the second question is morally straight," Perkins added.
Some argue that there is no honor in what's being voted on.
"We are not in the 'accept or reject' business of asking whether someone is atheist or homosexual. But we have to deal with it," he says.
Scouting officials propose allowing openly gay scouts, but retaining the ban on gay adult scout leaders.
"They're going to require all of us to accept the change," says Perkins.
But Perkins argues the supreme court has already ruled on Scout policy.
"The Supreme Court said that we have the right, their decision was we have the right, to accept or reject anyone for cause," he says.
The final vote on the ban is set for Thursday.
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It suddenly seems that I have been in a time warp and so many of my patients who "should still be little" are coming in for a visit while home frm college. It was hard enough for me to realize that my own children had "grown-up", but I am now realizing that my own patients are "growing up" as well. With many of them now being 18 years old, they are now also "in charge" of their own health care decisions. This became apparent the other day as I was seeing a long time patient for her 18 year old check up, and I was filling out her college health form as well.
When I got to her immunizations I realized that she had not had the HPV vaccine series, and I then remembered that her parents had decided not to give her this vaccine. (I had discussed the importance of the HPV vaccine with her mother and father every year for the last 4-5 years). As I started to say, "Oh I forgot you did not get the HPV vaccine", she chimed in with "now that I am 18 years old I want to get that vaccine."
I paused for a few seconds and then she said, "I always thought I should get that vaccine and I listened to you every year, but my Dad just didn't think I was old enough to get it." "Now that I can make that decision, I think it is a good vaccine and something that I want to have." "Can I get it today, and can I come back at the end of the summer and get the second one before heading off to school?"
Now I am thrilled that she had been listening to our discussions about HPV and the need to vaccinate, but it also felt a bit weird that she suddenly could make her own decisions about vaccines. In reality, she could make all sorts of decisions now, even though her parents were actually still the holders of her health insurance benefits and would be until at least she was out of college.
I thought about asking her to call her parents one last time to see what they thought she should do, but then decided that she wanted the vaccine and at her age needed the vaccine, so she had the legal right to sign off on it herself---lets get the vaccine.
This is really not about HPV, but rather it is about children becoming adults and getting to make decisions about their own health care. It is also about having a long-standing relationship with patients and hoping that you can help them make good decisions about taking care of themselves and the need for preventative medicine.
She got the shot, she signed, she was happy, I was glad she was going to be protected (once the series of 3 was completed). It was a good day, I just wonder what her parents thought?


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Students will compete for prizes by being the first to solve challenging problems in geometry, algebra, trigonometry and statistics.
The math meet opens at 9 a.m. with team events starting at 9:30. Awards are presented at 12:30 p.m.
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Very nice hostel with breakfast included and cheap laundary service. We really liked our stay - but remember earplugs, because there is so much noise from the Tram just outside the building!
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A great hostel within walking distance to all the sights in Krakow and all the bars and night life as well as the main train and bus station. Good, friendly staff and a stellar breakfast, what a spread. The rooms and bathrooms were very clean. The hostel just didn't promote meeting other travelers, but everything else was satisfactory.
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EsPoir is a short platformer in which you will be chased in the darkness by a strange, hellish creature.
Will you ever find a way out ?
How to Play :
- Use the arrow keys to move
- Use the up arrow/ctrl/space to jump
- You will die if you ever get hit by the creature or fall on spikes, and it means you have to restart the current level.
- The game was made in a short time for a contest, and thus, it is very short. There are only 3 levels which can be beaten in less than a minute each, but it will most likely take a casual gamer 10 minutes to complete.
- There are two possible endings ; to get the hidden one, try playing the last level differently...
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Mediocre to say the least. No horror, no music, boring gameplay.
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Spoiler/hint: Do you really need to use it now?
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Nice game.
A little tip for True Ending:The key is in the first part of the 3rd Level.
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I don't get people who says that this game is hard, played twice and got both endings(the true ending is indeed a bit harder) the controls are nice, and the dificulty is Ok, for a game made in a short time it's pretty fun! 4.5/5
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That fuckin shit legitimately scared me. I don't scare easy. Maybe its because I'm sleep deprived, but it was a good game by that alone.


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Hamilton, former chief of the Louisville Police Department and U.S. Marshal, also will oversee the Emergency Management Agency. Dick Bartlett retired as director of EMA late last year.
"The ability of our first responders to communicate quickly – whether it's our police and fire departments, hospitals or emergency medical services – will help create a safer community," Hamilton said. "In an emergency or day-to-day safety operation, the ability to communicate effectively is critical."
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Can I start a "cycling is ****" thread, I'm ****ing bored to death of this sport.
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Very well then I contradict myself,
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Yeah, I've never seen the appeal - road cycling, that is. I do enjoy some of the track stuff.
No you can't.
And road is better.
I think some Spanish Olympians are coming around to this thread title, at least for a little while.
Cricket Web's 2013/14 Premier League Tipping Champion
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"as much a news event as an actual footballer, a worthy stop-start centre forward, but an all-time hyper-galactico when it comes to doing funny things with cars and hats, a player whose signing proves once again that the Premier League is still undoubtedly the best in the world when it comes to doing things with cars and hats."
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The Detroit Red Wings have recalled forward Gustav Nyquist, replacing injured veteran winger Mikael Samuelsson in the lineup.
Samuelsson aggravated his injured groin in Monday's win against the Columbus Blue Jackets.
Nyquist has 14 goals and 26 assists in 39 games with the Grand Rapids Griffins this season. He appeared in 18 regular-season games with the Red Wings last season, recording one goal and six assists. In four playoff games, he was scoreless.
The Red Wings also signed defenceman Kent Huskins on Tuesday in place of blue liner Carlo Colaiacovo, who was placed on Injured Reserve with a shoulder injury he suffered in Columbus.
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text: Mind the Medigap By Andrea Mustain January 27, 2014 From: Blog Share In these days of savage Congressional shouting matches over federal spending habits, perhaps no subject inspires louder howls than healthcare. And yet all the arguing around this budgetary bugaboo is sparked by the one conspicuous fact that everyone can agree on: In the United States, health care costs a lot. Medicare is a particular behemoth. The health-care program for the 65-and-older crowd gobbled up roughly 13% of government spending, or $472 billion, in 2012, according to numbers from the Congressional Budget Office. Not surprisingly, that spending isn't spread out evenly among the nearly 50 million Americans who use Medicare. New research out of Chicago Booth shows that one very large group of beneficiaries costs the government significantly more money: those who buy private, supplemental insurance known as Medigap—a curiosity of the American health insurance landscape that is available only to seniors. Medigap is sold by health insurance giants such as United Healthcare and Mutual of Omaha, and it's hugely popular. Close to 40 percent of Medicare beneficiaries buy it. Pay a set premium, and Medigap takes the sting out of Medicare deductibles and co-pays. And seniors who are protected from that financial burden use more medical services, according to research from Booth's Neale Mahoney, an assistant professor of economics, and UT Austin's Marika Cabral. In all, the researchers found, people with Medigap coverage cost Medicare about 22.2% more than those who don't have it. That works out to roughly $1,400 per Medigap recipient per year. The researchers also found that in places where Medigap premiums are more expensive, fewer people opt to buy it. "People are price sensitive; for some people the price is too high," Mahoney says. Costs for the extra coverage vary widely from state to state. And it turns out that higher prices—in other words, as the authors looked at it, a tax on Medigap premiums—could mean big savings for Medicare. Analysis of data from across the United States revealed that a 15% tax could save the federal government $12.9 billion a year, through both the added revenue and the drop-off in people who would opt to buy extra coverage because of higher costs. If the Feds slapped on enough taxes to pay for that extra 22.2% Medigap users cost Medicare every year, Mahoney says, Medigap would essentially disappear—nobody would opt to buy it—which would translate into annual savings of $31.6 billion. And annual savings would certainly be a boon. In 2012, Medicare costs equaled 3% of GDP, and the number of people using the program is expected only to grow in the coming decades. Yet taxing Medigap is a rather blunt instrument, Mahoney says. And confronting a hulking, complex system like Medicare likely requires something closer to a scalpel than a baseball bat, which could be a tall order in a the current political climate. But even if policymakers did manage to agree on ways to mitigate Medigap costs to Medicare, one rather glaring question would remain: Why is it that Medigap exists in the first place? "For every other kind of insurance you buy, you can't buy supplemental insurance to cover the gaps," Mahoney says. As an example, he pointed to another, familiar corner of the insurance market. "If you buy auto insurance, you can't buy insurance from somebody else to cover your deductible." It's a question suited to a very different kind of research, he says.


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The course aims to help students develop a range of analytical skills for the study of film that will deepen their understanding and appreciation of narrative cinema. By the end of the class, students will have attained the following:
Fluency in the basic vocabulary of film form;
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Understanding of the relationship between film form, film style and interpretation
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Lectures and readings provide a detailed introduction to the basic terms of film scholarship and to some critical issues associated with particular modes of film production and criticism. Screenings introduce students to the history and range of narrative film. The discussion thereafter will allow participants to develop their skills of analysis and interpretation.
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