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Reviewer: 45-54 Female on Treatment for 6 months to less than 1 year (Patient)
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I am concerned with losing the feeling in my legs and feet. I googled and it says side effect of toxicity. Has anyone else had this and if so- how did you handle it.
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I had to take a pill every day for 5 days, then 3 times a week. It has been helpful so far with cutting out alcohol from my life. I am doing this willingly, so there is no probation involved. But I am very sleepy and was wondering if this was a side effect?
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can't tell if it works or not since I haven't drank in 80+ days....not sure it has any impact on cravings and it just an expensive "safety net" type of treatment
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My brother died from drinking alcohol while taking antabuse. Please believe the warnings. This medication is dangerous.
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Im 45yrs old, an alcoholic for sure. Went to AA for years, counseling, none of that worked. Started taking Antabuse February 2013 almost a year now, I take 250mg daily. It works for me, a little drowsiness so I take it at night. I've been sober for 9 months now. Only thing that I recently am experiencing is getting an erection. So I have a doctor's appointment this week, where I hope to ge ... Show Full Comment
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Super bad experience. Got a deal from Groupon for exfoliation. I told the lady that I have sensitive skin and my face felt burning during the exfoliation. She just ignored me and told me that was normal to feel hot/irritated. Then, my face got burned and got rashes pretty BAD all over my face!! I couldn't even go to work. Eventually I needed to go to a Dermatologist to fix it.
I went in to see Katie and was just thinking it would be fun to try. I ended up loving my results! They were simply amazing, the whole time was so relaxing, and Katie was far beyond wonderful! She is an expert on the whole line of products that she sells, and was able to recommend products for my skin type and for any corrections that I wanted to see with my skin. The best part about the whole thing? My husband noticed right away how great my skin looked! I have since been back and plan on making this part of my regular schedule. I absolutely love the products that I bought and the results get better each day! Use the groupon and go see Katie! She is worth every penny spent!
Best facials and best Aesthetician ever! – Holy Crap. I just got the most AMAZING facial from Kim at Ariel's Skincare. This was my third facial at Ariel's but my first time seeing Kim and I tell you what, I will absolutely be going back to see her. I loved Ariel's the minute I walked in for the first time. They provide great service, the staff are all knowledgeable and helpful and even Ariel herself has consulted me several times on how she and her staff can help with my skin issues. I have a good amount of hyper-pigmentation from living on Arizona for nearly 30 years and almost 20 years of birth control. Since I have been going to Ariel's my skin has improved dramatically. The dark spots have faded, my pores are smaller, the fine lines are fading and my overall skin tone and texture is much better. Plus, Ariel's carries great products including bare minerals which I love and Eminence skin care, which I love evenmore. Of course treatments and products aren't cheap, but the cost is totally worth it. If you love your body and what to look and feel as good as you possibly can, then you need to go to Ariel's.
Skip it and try elswhere, – This place was not exactly what I had planned, relaxing facial NOT EVEN close. To start off while waiting for my appt, the owner comes running in and starts screaming at the receptionist. Once I was shown to my room it was incredibly dirty including the towels and bathroom, it really needed to be cleaned. As I was receiving my treatment I heard the owners voice outside the door, again, yelling at someone to get her something, can't we please have peace.!! the therapist apologized and I could tell she was uncomfortable. By this time I was finished with my facial I had not been able to relax at all. I would not go back , I wouldn't recommend this place. For the price there are a lot better places to go in town and much more professional. Not the friendly neighborhood place I had once thought. skip the groupon, not worth it.
Amazing. – I went to Ariel a few months ago after purchasing a groupon. The care, warmth, and knowledge she shared while treating me was simply amazing. In fact, after that visit, I did more research into what she had shared with me, and it led me to change the way I eat (and I already ate healthy, unprocessed food!). My mom just asked me what I want for Christmas, and my answer is more treatments from Ariel. I can't wait to make another appointment!
Kerri Smith is my new favorite esthetician – I went to Ariel's Skin Care and Saw Kerri. I immediately connected with her and was able to talk to her about my skin like she had been seeing me for years.
She has a lot of experience and it shows. I had a fantastic facial with her, and she gave me lots of pointers and tips on how to properly take care of my skin. My skin is super soft after the mircrodermabrasion and I felt wonderful. She also told me about the ultimate Trio Facial, she said it would give me the results I was looking for. I came back for this and it was the best thing I have ever done. Being more on the mature side I wanted to do something that I would see results with. I sure did! My face was so tight and lifted when I left. It was amazing and even my husband commented on it. I am always looking forward to seeing her the next time. I highly recommend her to anyone looking for a seasoned professional in the esthetics field.
Best of Portland... – I would know about such matters. Ask anybody who knows me well and they'll tell you I am the Grand Mistress (as opposed to Master) of the facial.
This little boutique of a facial salon is highly effective in it's light treatment services and the staff is extremely knowledgeable of their product line. Very selective, very good.
I highly recommend, would be a fantastic gift--they do gift certificates. Julene is a delight and is a highly experienced esthetician and walks the client thru step by step. She doesn't "oversell." She doesn't have to. Ariel, the owner of the Salon is wonderful and I always look forward to my appts.
Julene is amazing! – I have been working with Julene at Ariel's Advanced Skincare, and I cannot recommend her highly enough. I went to her a few weeks ago with a bad breakout and red splotches/scarring on my very fair skin. She immediately halted the breakout and sped up the recovery process in a way I did not think was possible for my face. I have had extractions, etc. before in excellent salons, and Julene is by far the most careful, thorough, kind, skilled esthetician ever to work on me.
Julene and Ariel have a highly educated but also holistic view of skincare--they taught me all about the lymph system in the face and neck, which I had no idea was contributing to my acne (no esthetician or dermatologist has ever said a thing about it). Julene set me up with some amazing mineral cosmetics that don't irritate or block my skin. She totally understands that I'm working with a budget, and she helped me choose the best products in my price range.
I have gone back to Julene a few more times this month for brief touch-up treatments. I wish, wish, wish I had before-and-after pictures, because they would be unbelievable. For the past ten years, I have been wearing concealer and foundation every day to cover blemishes and scars. After just one month, I have much less to conceal, and I'm starting to think that Julene is going to make it possible for me to leave the house without all that cover-up. With my problem skin, it seems like a miracle. She also gave me a quick and perfect brow wax last week!
Julene is a true healer and a joy to work with. Everyone should be lining up at her door. I usually don't write this kind of review but I have been so blown away by my positive experience with her that I have to spread the word. If you need anything from waxing to intense skin recovery, call Ariel's and ask for Julene!
Thoughtful Skin Care with Service – I walked into Ariel's Skin Care on a whim one day and was happily surprised to find a relatively cheap solution to the blemishes I've suffered for the past five years. On my walk in the friendly staff advised I try LED treatment. Skeptical, I declined and went home to do research. I discovered it was a legitimate treatment from a number of sources and went back the next to try it. The results were great and have proven to last! I've seen a marked reduction in redness and outbreaks of acne. I highly recommend stopping in for anybody who has struggled through multiple regimes to cure their acne. Ariel's is likely to have the answer you've been looking for.
Ariel is Magic – Ariel has a gift for rejuvenating and making you feel and look10 years younger. I've been to several top notch salons in the Portland area and I've never experienced the state of the art equipment, techniques, professionalism, and products. The microdermibrasion, the LED treatments, micro current, along with the products to maintain your skin like new. I've been going there faithfully and I look 10 years younger and I'm over 50. The owner, Ariel Fauley has researched, keeps educated, and updated on the alternatives to tighten, remove wrinkles, and uses all organic products. She is truly an angel on earth!!!
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Our Lava Rock Meditation Bracelets are simple yet striking, and help to keep you calm and grounded during meditation and throughout your day. Lava Rock is known to help strengthen the wearer's connection to nature, and it can help to provide mental clarity and reduce stress. Adorned with turquoise stones and a sterling silver om charm, made by traditional silver arts in Mexico, to remind you to live in harmony with yourself and with others. Two-bracelet set may be worn together or separately. 7¼" each. Strung on a strong latex-free stretch cord which is made from polyurethane and polyester. Mexico/USA.
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The Office of the Provost
The University of the Nations follows the organization of many universities, in which the President is responsible for giving overall direction, leading the institution into the future and relating to governments, alumni, the Board of Regents, and friends.
The Provost then has more of a CEO role, making sure the University is functioning in a coordinated fashion and is meeting its commitments to students, faculty, and staff. See the article on the role of the Provost in a developing university:
The Provost provides executive leadership of the Academic Affairs of the University of the Nations, which includes numerous areas: oversight of the Deans and Center Directors, internal communication, academic policy, course registration and approval, staff training and development, research policies and targets, the International Records system including degree students and diplomas, and educational planning. The Provost is the Academic Vice President and therefore part of Team4, the executive leadership body made up of the four Vice Presidents of the University of the Nations. They are accountable to the President and the Board of Regents. (Since the University of the Nations is decentralized into 400 mini-campuses in 101 nations, admissions, course administration and most finances are handled at the level of the local campus.)
Because of the vast scope of this job, the Provost must select qualified people to give leadership to specific areas. Thus, the Provost Team includes several Assistant Provosts who have responsibility for areas such as the Records System, internal communication, research, course registration and approval, and academic policies.
Dr. Tom Bloomer Ph.D.
Tom Bloomer studied archaeology at the University of Illinois (B.A. 1972), and worked as a house painter, French translator and ladies' shoe salesman before marrying Cynthia. In 1983 they responded to a call from Loren Cunningham and Howard Malmstadt to help develop the University of the Nations (UofN). A Master's degree in Intercultural Studies from Wheaton (1987) and years of experience in cross-cultural education proved invaluable as Tom helped coordinate, refine, and improve the different courses developing through the UofN. Tom completed a Ph.D. in Education Science at Trinity International University in 1999. He has served as the International Provost of the UofN since 2001. Tom lives at one of the UofN's mini-campuses in French-speaking Switzerland, and is committed to teaching and mentoring students and staff.
Dr. Camille Bishop Ph.D.
Camille Bishop is a missionary educator who joined YWAM in 1987 and has worked specifically with the University of the Nations since 1991. She worked in teacher training in Albania after that nation opened up, then served as the Associate International Dean for the College of Education for 10 years. At present she serves on the Provost Team for the University of the Nations. In this capacity, Camille teaches in many U of N courses, and assists with staff training and administrative projects. In 2008, she published a book on leadership transition based on her research for her Ph.D. dissertation in Education Science. The book is entitled, 'We're in This Boat Together: Leadership Succession Between the Generations'. Her calling to the nations has taken her to 70 nations of the world.
Dr. Derek Chignell Ph.D.
Dr. Derek Chignell has assisted with the development of the University of the Nations since 1984, and became a full time staff member in 2002. A biochemist with research interests in proteins and nucleic acids, he taught at Wheaton College, Illinois, USA for 25 years. He has worked in the UofN's College of Science and Technology, and in recent years has been directing the Water for Life Institute, which assists communities around the world in finding answers to their water needs. Every three years he heads a team to produce the UofN catalog and has been member of the Provost Team since 2004, working in the area of curriculum. He teaches in schools and seminars around the world, with particular emphasis on water purification, and the interaction of science and faith.
Patti Lee
Patti worked as a surgical technician before her 33 years of field experience on four continents in inter-cultural communications, leadership training/development, policy development, and resource development. In 1991 Patti pioneered the University of the Nation's Center for Discipleship Training along with YWAM's Co-founder, Darlene Cunningham, and continues to serve as the International Assistant Director of the DTS Center to date. In 1996 she began serving in the capacity of Assistant Provost in the UofN with a particular focus on policy and procedure development. Three years later she and David Hamilton the 'UofN Reference Guide', a written resource and training tool which serves to point UofN School Leaders/Staff to the reference points of the foundational vision, values, principles, guidelines, policies and procedures of the University of the Nations. In 2006 Patti also began to give leadership oversight to the UofN's International Registrars, taking on the responsibility of the worldwide Records system of the UofN. She continues to serve the UofN in each of these roles today and lives in Cape Town, South Africa.
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Hans Sandtorp serves as the Executive Administrator for the Office of the International Provost. He joined the Grimerud training center in Norway as chef, base administrator, and project leader and was the center director from 2000-2006. Hans organizes and helps to lead programs, conferences and events where University leaders, faculty and staff can be equipped for their area of service.


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Industry Clusters
What is a cluster?
A cluster is group of students who will learn about a certain industry in greater detail, in addition to the regular coursework that they complete to get an undergraduate degree. The cluster program focuses on topics pertinent to our nation's economic future and provides students an ability to learn from industry experts.
How does a cluster work?
Students admitted into a cluster will start cluster-specific activities in the autumn semester of their junior year. A faculty adviser for the cluster will choose alumni and industry experts from the cluster-specific industry, who will interact with students and deliver experiences relevant to the theme of the cluster. These experiences may be in the form of case discussions, solving problems, discussing current events, or working on projects.
This program is designed to be one year in length, with an opportunity to do projects for the companies represented in the spring semester. It allows for students to gain valuable knowledge about their future careers, understand the marketplace where they plan to do business, and provide them with a network of business professionals to help them be more competitive for job-seeking opportunities.
There will be eight cluster options for students for 2014-15:
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We view our investment in this program as having many "returns" for us: it strengthens our relationship with the Fisher College, and gives us exposure and access to a pipeline of exceptional students who are passionate about healthcare, and through the program become knowledgeable and committed to this industry. In addition, it provides a development opportunity for those who teach in the program.
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The Marketing Department is your resource for creating clear, concise and consistent communications and promotional materials that strengthen the University of San Diego's marketing message and help the university achieve a unified and recognizable brand. The marketing team provides creative support on a range of marketing materials, from postcards to posters, direct mail to invitations, advertising to special events coordination, web, electronic communications and multimedia projects.
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Welcome to the Official Website of the Coptic Orthodox Diocese of Los Angeles, Southern California, and Hawaii under the auspices and prayers of His Grace Bishop Serapion. Our mission is to "present every man perfect in Christ Jesus" (Col 1:28) by reflecting the light of Christ and the Orthodox Christian faith in the world.
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Chinese black tea flavored with violet
We suggest to enjoy this tea during the afternoon.
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British & Irish Junior Championships
Sunday 9 October, 2005
Boys & Girls U18 International Race & Open Championship(Born '87 or '88) Click RACE 3 for entries
Boys & Girls U16 International Race & Open Championship(Born '89 or '91) Click RACE 2 for entries
Boys & Girls U14 Open Championship Race (Born '91 or later) Click RACE 1 for entries
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The venue for the 2005 Junior Home Mountain Running Championships has been finalised.
It is to be held on the lower slopes of Slieve Foy overlooking the picturesque village of Carlingford north of Dundalk(G.R. J185115) OS Map 36, on the 9th October.
The earlier suggestion that it might be held in Glendalough, Co. Wicklow has been changed due to accommodation problems resulting in the change of date.
Accommodation has been reserved for up to 100 runners and 20 officials in the Tain Adventure Centre, Omeath, 3km for race start.
Parties travelling from Scotland and Northern England would most likely find it more convenient to travel through Belfast while the Welsh team would be better advised to use Dublin Port rather than Dun Laoghaire. There is almost a direct motorway link from Dublin airport to race area (travel time slightly over one hour) but be advised that car or coach hire in Ireland can be expensive.
10.30 U 14 B/G Start at official finish to turn around 1, back to finish 2.8k,170m
10.50 U 16 Girls Start - turn 1 - finish 4.3k,310m; U 16 Boys Start - turn 2 - finish 5.8k,360m
11.30 U 18 Girls Start - turn 2 - finish 5.8k,360m; U 18 Boys Start - turn 3 - finish 6.8k,470m
12.15 Open race on U 18 Boys Course 6.8k,470m
All courses start from the same spot (except U 14 G/B )and finish together but 0.5km from the start. The international courses only differ in where they are turned back. Each course returns on a small part on the outward leg but I don't expect this to cause a problem with returning runners meeting outgoing runners.
Most of the courses are on tracks of various types, with some of the outgoing ones quite steep, return leg is not as steep. The final 200m of U 18 Boys (ascent) is on steep open mountain with a two-way system to avoid up and down runners
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TV Costume Design Exhibit in L.A.
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The Fashion Institute in Los Angeles recently opened up its Oustanding Art of Television and Costume Design Exhibit, which featured clothing used in a bunch of shows/movies from this past year, including "Gossip Girl," "No. 1 Ladies Detective Agency" and "Coco Chanel." Guess which tv show the clothes featured here are from? (Not for nothing, but I doubt you'll guess in large part because the mannequins make it almost impossible. Just goes to show that most times it's the woman who makes the clothes not the other way around.)
Check after the jump to find the answer and also see the designer herself!
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Seeking Brand Leadership Team to lead Squamish's Brand Action Plan
Time to spring-clean Squamish during annual Pitch-In Week Canada April 20 to 26, 2014
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The new bylaw supports the District's Clean Air Initiative and introduces an annual permit for campfires.
Squamish Oceanfront Development
A developer has been chosen for the Squamish Oceanfront lands. Negotiations will now begin with a deal expected by mid 2014.
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The completed plan will outline policy directions and design guidelines to ensure that Downtown Squamish becomes a vibrant and healthy core of the community for commerce, culture, and creativity.
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Bylaw No. 2303 proposes 90 amendments to the Zoning Bylaw.
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The summer of 2007 was a time of intense stress in the financial markets.
Credit-rating agencies had begun to mark down large amounts of asset-backed securities and collateralized debt obligations linked to subprime mortgages. Quant funds spent about a week in meltdown mode. The subprime market was being roped off as a toxic wasteland. But the problems that began in subprime had spread to Alt A and parts of the prime mortgage market. Stocks were shaky. Certain companies — Countrywide and Bear Stearns, especially — we being talked about almost in the past-tense. Corporate credit was "infected," with high-yield bond and loan spreads moving way out.
It was in this atmosphere that Jim Cramer gave his famous "they know nothing" speech. The transcripts of the Federal Open Market Committee of the Federal Reserve released Friday show that Cramer was absolutely right. (Please see Note 1 below.)
Here's what Cramer said:
I have talked to the heads of almost every one of these firms in the last 72 hours and he has NO IDEA what it's like out there. NONE! And Bill Poole, he has NO IDEA what it's like out there. My people have been in this game for 25 years and they're LOSING THEIR JOBS and these firms are gonna GO OUT OF BUSINESS and it's nuts. They're NUTS! They know NOTHING! This is a different kinda market. And the Fed is ASLEEP. Bill Poole is a shame, he's SHAMEFUL! He oughta GO, and READ the Accredited Home document, at least I READ the darn thing.
At the time, this was widely mocked. But the transcripts of the 2007 Federal Open Market Committee released Friday make it clear: Cramer was right.
Prior to Cramer's speech, the last time anyone had heard from the Fed officially was after the meeting that concluded on June 28, 2007. At that time the Fed had kept its rate target at 5 percent and noted that its primary concern remained inflation. The minutes of that meeting, which were released the following July, seemed to show that the Fed was not concerned about anything dramatic happening in the markets or the broader economy.
Thanks to the transcript, we now know that one of the primary things informing the Fed's thinking at that June meeting was a sell-off in Treasury bonds, for which, as the Fed's William Dudley said, "there is one very compelling explanation — market participants generally believe that the downside risks to growth have diminished."
When the Fed's Open Market Committee met again in August, just a few days after Cramer's speech, they were greeted by very different facts. Financial-market turbulence was undeniable.
What wasn't undeniable was whether this would have serious repercussions for the economy. In fact, this was heavily denied at that meeting, according to the official transcript.
Here's Philadelphia Fed chief William Poole:
My own bet is that the financial market upset is not going to change fundamentally what's going on in the real economy. First of all, bank capital is not impaired. So unlike in some past cases, when losses on real estate impaired bank capital and thus affected the lending in areas that had nothing to do with real estate, I don't think that's the case this time…Obviously, that could change, but it seems to me that the best information that we now have is that this financial market upset is going to settle out and not have major repercussions on the real economy, putting the housing part aside.
That is pretty much the opposite of what happened.
Atlanta Fed President Dennis Lockhart actually referred to Cramer's speech in the course of one of his comments, eliciting laughter from his fellow central bankers. (By the way, I'm sorry these quotes are so long. That's just the way central bankers speak, even in private. I'm going to add emphasis to aid your skimming the quotes.)
In the past few days, I have had substantive conversations with some well-positioned credit market observers, including managers of large investment portfolios, suggesting that the skittishness of financial markets is not likely to abate until later this fall. They have suggested that the choppiness in financial markets will be the rule in the near term and, very important, that the threshold for what constitutes a shock is now much lower than usual. I believe that the correct policy posture is to let the markets work through the changes in risk appetite and pricing that are under way, but the market observations of one of my more strident conversational counterparts — and that is not Jim Cramer [laughter] — are worth sharing. This party sees problems in the subprime structured debt market spreading to the CLO leveraged-loan market and, in a knock-on effect, to repo and commercial paper markets as well as to investment-grade corporate credit. This party points to nonprice rationing, commercial paper rollover risk, and general CDO contagion caused by the damaged credibility of rating agencies and contraction of collateral values. This party argues that treating the widening of credit spreads as normalization ignores substantial subsurface potential dislocations as evidenced by the collapse of American Home Mortgage Corporation. All that said, another counterpart noted a large pool of money now on the sidelines that is ready to provide financing for reasonable deals if prices fall low enough. Importantly, a large portion of this money comes from reliable long-term sources of investment, pension funds and insurance companies. Notwithstanding some descriptive rhetoric, this is not the credit crunch of the late 1980s, when the traditional financial intermediaries were strained for capital. The traditional investors are still out there with substantial liquidity, and they are just temporarily on the sidelines for understandable reasons and, barring further shocks, should return to the markets in force later this fall. The dislocations in the financial markets call for a posture of vigilant monitoring of developments but nothing more for now.
As we now know, "this party" was far better informed than "another counterparty" or Poole himself. This was not the credit crunch of the late 1980s — it was something much more extreme.
Here's the statement that emerged from this meeting:
The Federal Open Market Committee decided today to keep its target for the federal funds rate at 5-1/4 percent. Economic growth was moderate during the first half of the year. Financial markets have been volatile in recent weeks, credit conditions have become tighter for some households and businesses, and the housing correction is ongoing. Nevertheless, the economy seems likely to continue to expand at a moderate pace over coming quarters, supported by solid growth in employment and incomes and a robust global economy.
Readings on core inflation have improved modestly in recent months. However, a sustained moderation in inflation pressures has yet to be convincingly demonstrated. Moreover, the high level of resource utilization has the potential to sustain those pressures.
Although the downside risks to growth have increased somewhat, the Committee's predominant policy concern remains the risk that inflation will fail to moderate as expected. Future policy adjustments will depend on the outlook for both inflation and economic growth, as implied by incoming information.
Got that? Inflation was still the "predominant policy concern." Financial-market volatility, tighter credit conditions, and the housing correction are noted and then dismissed as concerns for the Fed by the word "nevertheless."
No wonder markets freaked out. Cramer had been right. The guys at the Fed just didn't know what was going on. Communicating this message was probably one of the biggest policy mistakes the Fed had made in years.
A few days later, on Aug. 10, the Fed held an emergency meeting by conference to announce that it would provide additional liquidity to the market. Then they held another emergency meeting on Aug. 16. The purpose of these meetings was to undo the policy mistake at the earlier meeting. That is, the Fed needed to show that it was actually paying attention.
Here's how Bernanke began the first conference call:
As you know, financial markets have been fragile. They appeared to continue to be quite fragile overnight. There are difficulties with commercial paper funding and other short-term funding and a lot of concerns about counterparty risk. This morning the Desk, responding to a situation with the federal funds rate trading well above the target, did a large early operation and announced that to the markets. They are prepared to come back throughout the day to continue providing reserves as needed to keep the federal funds rate at our target.
And here's what they said to the public in the official statement after the Aug. 10 meeting:
Financial market conditions have deteriorated, and tighter credit conditions and increased uncertainty have the potential to restrain economic growth going forward. In these circumstances, although recent data suggest that the economy has continued to expand at a moderate pace, the Federal Open Market Committee judges that the downside risks to growth have increased appreciably. The Committee is monitoring the situation and is prepared to act as needed to mitigate the adverse effects on the economy arising from the disruptions in financial markets.
In other words, the Feds were admitting it: they knew nothing. Actually, judging by the transcript of the Aug. 10 call, they still didn't know very much. But at least they knew this wasn't some fit of turbulence that could be dismissed with "nevertheless."
But this wasn't enough. What the Fed quickly learned was that it had already blown its credibility as a communicating crisis fighter. It now needed to pour actual funding at the problem. So it announced a new discount window program on Aug. 16, eliminating much of the penalty rate for borrowing directly from the Fed. One month later, the Fed began the cuts in its Fed Funds target that would eventually become our current zero-interest rate policy.
Looking back now, it's very clear that Cramer had a far clear view of what was happening than all those folks inside the Fed.
- Look. I know I work for the same network as Jim Cramer. If you want, go ahead and say that this is self-serving or that I'm trying to suck up to the powers-that-be. Conclude that some nameless bureaucrat instructed me to write this. None of that's true. If anything, I bet they'd all wish I'd just keep quiet about this. But this was such a striking vindication of a guy roundly mocked in 2007 that I thought it needed saying.
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what are the logistics behind Jesus being from America?
i don't think they believe jesus was from america, just that he visited america.
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If your iPhone 3G or iPhone 3GS isn't vibrating even when the vibration setting is on, the vibrator assembly motor may have burnt out. Lucky, it's a quick and easy DIY repair that most users can handle on their own. Here's how.
Disclaimer: As with any repair, iMore nor PXLFIX can be held responsible for any damage you may do to your device. It's also worth considering that opening up your device to perform any repair or modification can and will void your Apple warranty. If you don't feel comfortable opening your device, don't. Use extreme care and caution when performing a repair on any device.
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Before performing any repair or removing any screws or parts, always power off your device.
Using your #00 Phillips screwdriver, remove the 2 screws located on each side of the dock connector.
This part can be a bit tricky so please do this with extreme care so you don't tear any cables during the process.
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Once you have the bottom of your digitizer assembly popped up we can remove the cables attaching it to the logic board.
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Great how-to Ally! If we ever have problems with our iPhones, we're sending them to YOU.
u mean to tell me people still have an iPhone 3g? really? i thought still having a 3gs would be bad but a 3g?
Lots of people have them. I still have my iPhone 3GS that isn't really used very often, but I keep it just in case I need a backup phone. This was the case last year when my iPhone 4 bit the dust. Took my 3GS to the AT&T store and get a new sim for it and was able to use that until the 4S came out. The 3G is plenty good for those who aren't heavy data or media users. It's kind of unfair to trash the phone though.
The iPad has almost exalcty the same features as the iPod Touch, but it lacks multi-tasking, and it gained eBooks (Stupid online book store >.>)Also it does not have flash compatibility, and it's no good if you want to play games on it
iPad 2 case is the must have accessory to the new iPad. On March 11 Apple has lahceund iPad 2 and it sold out in less than 48 hours. Even the accessories are no more available and the manufacturers are facing the headache of satisfying the customers demand.
Does anyone know of any instructions like this for the 4? The vibration went out one day when I dropped the phone, and I cannot get it to come back consistently.
Nevermind, there are instructions for the 4 in the "Additional Resources" links.
Glad you found it. :) going to start on CDMA iPhone 4 stuff this coming week as well.
Hi, I notice the issue when in HTC mail clinet. The way how they implement the mail editing view is not the standard way(which only work best with their own keyboard). That makes third party keyboard unusable in their app in landscape. I'll inspect more to see if there is a workaround and I'll mail to HTC to see if there's a solution. Thanks.
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users the Ace family of games is also avlalabie in the iPhone App Store and Word Ace even launched on Facebook late last year. Blackjack on your phone is fun, but playing against (and taunting) other players makes it that
Hi I'd like to get in touch with you.I've managed to mod the kebyoard from the XDA forums to include the accented slovenian letters and display all the shortcuts for numbers. It also has the default slovenian dictionary form the gingerbread version. But it does not work on the Desire HD, which your's does.If I could email you the apk, maybe you could add it to your KB.PS: you can find screens of what I'm talking about on my blog.
Followed ur guide, worked perfect!!
Vibration still doesn't work :(
I dropped my phone in the bath a few months ago, done the old trick of the iPhone in the bag of rice, it worked and my phone is ok, besides having no vibration
Any ideas what the problem (besides me dropping it in the bath) is? It's doing my head in lol!!!
And yes, I am an idiot
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Some altering rods have been stolen from the planet Sunder (hypnotic devices that have the power to make male humanoids do the holder's bidding, but the rods do not work on females), so Dalden Ly-San-Ter of the warrior planet Sha-Ka'an sets off to track down the thief, following him into a remote little galaxy known as the Milky Way that boasts but one inhabitable planet called earth.
Dalden meets Brittany Callaghan the day after he and his men land on earth and realizes almost immediately that she is his lifemate. Brittany, a six-foot woman who has had trouble finding men who aren't intimidated and put off by her height, is mutually attracted to the seven-foot Dalden who she believes is a foreigner from some remote part of the world.
Brittany, thinking Dalden to be some sort of secret agent, agrees to help him find the man he came to California to locate and the duo are inseparable from there on out. When the task is accomplished, Brittany will find out that Dalden isn't just from another part of the world, but a different world altogether. Will the independent earth woman Brittany be able to find happily-ever-after on a warrior-dominated planet that totally subjugates its women and treats them like children?
If Lindsey had explored that question more thoroughly, this would have been a much better book. When a sci-fi fan opens up the third installment of an eagerly anticipated futuristic series, they expect it to actually take place in another time or dimension, they do not expect that the first 198 pages (of a 368 page novel) will happen on earth!
The "find the stolen altering rods" sub-theme is given far too much time in Heart of a Warrior, which has the effect of keeping the duo on earth way too long. I wanted Lindsey to take us back to Sha-Ka'an or at least get Dalden and Brittany out of the Milky Way at least 100 pages before it happened.
And there is the matter of the heroine...Brittany is, in a word, annoying. When the reader is finally transported from earth, their diligence for sticking with the book is then punished by a heroine who refuses to believe that she's on a spaceship (and then the planet Sha-Ka'an) for the next 150 pages. Instead, Brittany believes that everything
around her is a great conspiracy and that her captors are merely trying to mess with her mind. And this for literally 150 pages!
As if that isn't bad enough, the freethinking computer Martha has more lines than either of the protagonists do. Martha does have her good moments and there are places in the novel where she is truly funny, but overall she is given far too much to say with Dalden being allocated not nearly enough.
The reason why Martha has too much to say in the first place is that in this installment
Lindsey suffers from what I call "explanation-itis", or the need to over-explain things. Yes, it is necessary to give the non-initiated some background info to catch them up to speed, but the amount of information they are given basically recounts everything that happens in the first two books which is tedious for people who have already read them.
My final complaint with this novel is that absolutely nothing new happens in this installment. In a futuristic, readers expect to be introduced to new worlds, new concepts, new plant and animal life, etc., but not one new experience is given to us in Heart of a Warrior. Everything we hear and see is rehashed from the first two novels that results in a predictability that is boring.
For those of you that have read Lindsey's first two futuristics and have eagerly anticipated Dalden's story for years, it is doubtful that anything in a review will deter you from buying Heart of a Warrior. The curiosity factor, if nothing else, will eventually get to you. But my suggestion is do yourself a favor and wait until it comes out in paperback. The novel does have some romantic and humorous moments, but not nearly enough of them to justify its twenty-five dollar price tag.
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On deciding upon going to Fort Lewis I had two main thoughts: I wanted to grow intellectually and I wanted to grow creatively. Coming into college I had been writing hip-hop lyrics for about two and half years. Although I have taken my education seriously throughout my whole college career, I have also taken music seriously. The liberal arts degree that Fort Lewis provides opens up a lot of opportunities for creative individuals, like myself, to incorporate their creativity and passion into their schoolwork.
I remember the dread that hung over me as I moved my stuff into the dorm my freshman year. I had no desire to live on campus with a bunch of people I didn't know. I was nervous about how the year would go and truly wished that I didn't have to experience the dorms at all. However, this quickly changed as I got settled into my dorm. In the first few weeks of school, I met the people living in my dorm and the surrounding dorms, eventually meeting people from all across campus.
I have always loved the mountains. That's why when I found Fort Lewis College during my junior year of college, I didn't hesitate at the opportunity to transfer here. When I decided to move here, I sort of knew one person that I had gone to high school with in St. Louis four years before. Other than that, I didn't know anyone in the town. I couldn't have imagined how easy it was going to be to make new friends as a transfer student.
I will never stop loving Fridays. Since I moved to Durango there has been an amazing freedom that I feel every Friday. Yesterday my Friday started as most days do: woke up early, made tea, listened to some bluegrass, and sat on my front porch getting some early morning Durango fresh air and sunshine. After breakfast and a chat with my roommates, I walked a few minutes to the bus stop where I waited with a few friends who live near by.


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SOLDIER HOLLOW, Utah - Northern Michigan University junior Erik Soderman led the Wildcats' men's cross country ski team in the freestyle races on Friday at the 2013 U.S. Cross Country Ski Championships in Soldier Hollow, Utah.
Soderman finished 19th overall and sixth in the men's under 23 division. He finished the 15-kilometer course in 39:06.9.
"That's Erik's style," NMU coach Sten Fjeldheim said. "He always starts really relaxed, does a good job of pacing himself and just keeps getting faster and faster."
NMU junior George Cartwright was eight spots back of Soderman in 27th and eighth in U23. Sophomore Kyle Bratrud (29th) was also in the top 30 and fifth in the men's under 19 division.
NMU junior Rosie Frankowski led the women's team in 30th and 12th in the female under 23 age group. She finished the 10K course in 32:28.4.
"It amazing to see how far Rosie has come," Fjeldheim said. "She has worked as hard and as diligently as anyone. If there was an all-uphill race, I can't think of anyone that could beat Rosie Frankowski. She's that tough."
The teams will compete again on Sunday (Jan. 6) in the classic races.


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Substances & Homeopatic Remedies
Castoreum canadense
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Castor muscovitum, sibiricum
Latin borrowed castor 'beaver' from Greek kastor 'beaver.' Yes, it's the same word as the name of the twins up in the constellation, Castor and Pollux
Traditional name
Italian: Castoro
English: Beaver Castor; French: Castoerum; German: Bibergell
Used parts
Dried follicles obtained from the beaver
Animalia; Chordata / Vertebrata - Vertebrates; Mammalia - Mammals; Rodentia - Rodents; Castoridae - Beavers
see mammals
Original proving
Proved and introduced by Caspari, Nenning and Hartlaub; Allen: Encyclop. Mat. Med., Vol III, 24; Hering: Guiding Symptoms, Vol. III, 419.
Re-proved by Cristina Paolazzi, Farnoosh Mogaghegh, Helen Hill, Murray Feldman, Vancouver 2011
Description of the substance
Castor consists of the dried follicles obtained from the beaver. The follicles are situated between the anus and external genitals of both sexes of the animal, where two pairs of membranous sacs occur, the anterior and larger pair constituting the drug, the remaining pair being anal glands. The follicles are either dried in the sun or smoked.
Macroscopical: Dark brownish or greyish, pear - shaped masses about 8 - 10 cm long, usually in pairs, connected by a portion of the preputial or vaginal canal. The follicles are firm, heavy and solid, and are divided internally into numerous cells which contain brown or reddish brown resinous secretion which when fresh, is soft and pale in colour, becoming hard and dark with age. The odour is empyreumatic and somewhat disagreeable. Russian castor is larger, fuller and heavier than the North American variety; the contents have a stronger and more agreeable odour.
Microscopical: Spherical grains of crystalline calcium carbonate found in resinous mass.
Distribution: Russia and America.
Beaver is a furry animal with a wide, flat tail that looks like a paddle. Beavers are known for their skill at cutting down trees with their strong front teeth. They eat the bark and use the branches to build dams and lodges (homes) in the water. Beavers almost always seem to be busy working. For this reason, we often call a hard-working person an "eager beaver" or say that the person is "busy as a beaver."
Beavers live in rivers, streams, and freshwater lakes near woodlands. They are excellent swimmers and divers. A beaver can swim underwater for 1/2 mile (0.8 kilometer), and can hold its breath for 15 minutes.
There are more beavers in the United States and Canada than anywhere else in the world. Beavers are also found in Asia and Europe. In the 1980's, trappers in the United States and Canada captured about a million beavers a year. Beaver fur is soft and shiny, and it wears well. Clothing manufacturers use it to make fur coats and to trim the collars and cuffs of cloth coats. Beaver fur is also squeezed together with other kinds of fur to make a cloth called felt.
Beavers were probably the most hunted animals in North America from the late 1500's through the 1800's. The pioneers and Indians ate beaver meat, and traded the furs for things they needed. In the late 1600's, a person could trade 12 beaver skins for a rifle. One beaver skin would buy four pounds of shot, or a kettle, or a pound of tobacco. Trading companies shipped beaver fur throughout the world to be made into coats or hats. Hunters killed so many beavers that hardly any were left in North America by the late 1800's. The U.S. and Canadian governments passed laws to protect the animals. Today, beavers, like many other wild animals, can be trapped only at certain times of the year.
The body of a beaver
North American beavers are 3 to 4 feet (91 to 120 centimeters) long, including the tail, and weigh from 40 to 95 pounds (18 to 43 kilograms). They are the largest rodents (gnawing animals) in the world except for the capybara of South America. Unlike most other kinds of mammals, beavers keep growing throughout their lives. Most beavers look larger than they really are because of their humped backs and thick fur. Thousands of years ago, some beavers of North America were about 71/2 feet (2.3 meters) long, including the tail--almost as long as the grizzly bears. No one knows why these huge beavers disappeared.
Head. The beaver has a broad head, with large and powerful jaws. Its rounded ears and small nostrils can close tightly to keep water out. A beaver has three eyelids on each eye. Two outer eyelids, one upper and one lower, fit around the eye. A transparent inner eyelid slides down over the eye and lets the animal see under water. On land, it protects the eye from sharp twigs when the animal cuts trees. The beaver cannot see well, and depends on its keen hearing and smell to warn it of danger.
Teeth. A beaver has 20 teeth--4 strong, curved front teeth for gnawing, and 16 back teeth for chewing. The front teeth, called incisors, have a bright orange outer covering that is very hard. The back part of the incisors is made of a much softer substance. When a beaver gnaws, the back part of its incisors wears down much faster than the front part. As a result, these teeth have a sharp, chisel-like edge. The incisors never wear out because they keep growing throughout the animal's life. The back teeth have flat, rough edges and stop growing when the beaver is about 2 years old.
There are large gaps between the beaver's incisors and its back teeth. Flaps of skin, one on each side of the mouth, fold inward and meet behind the incisors. These skin flaps seal off the back of the mouth. They let the animal gnaw wood on land or in the water without getting splinters or water in its mouth. The flaps open when the beaver wants to eat or drink.
Feet. The beaver's legs are short, and its feet are black. Tough skin, with little hair, covers the feet. Each front paw ends in five toes that have long, thick claws. A beaver uses its claws to dig up the roots of bushes and trees for food. When swimming, the animal usually makes tight fists of its front paws and holds them against its chest. Sometimes, when a beaver swims through underwater brush or grass, it uses its front paws to push the plants aside.
The back feet are larger than the front ones, and may be 6 to 7 inches (15 to 18 centimeters) long. The toes are webbed and end in strong claws. Two claws on each foot are split. The beaver uses these split claws to comb its fur. The webbed feet serve as flippers, and help make the animal a powerful swimmer and diver.
Tail of a beaver is one of the animal's most interesting features. The stiff, flat tail looks like a paddle. It is about 12 inches (30 centimeters) long, 6 to 7 inches (15 to 18 centimeters) wide, and 3/4 inch (19 millimeters) thick. A small part of the tail nearest the beaver's body has the same kind of fur as the body. The rest is covered with black, scaly skin and has only a few stiff hairs. The beaver uses its tail to steer when it swims. The tail is used as a prop when the animal stands on its hind legs to eat or to cut down trees. A beaver slaps its tail on the water to make a loud noise to warn other beavers of danger.
Fur. Beaver fur varies from shiny dark brown to yellowish brown. It looks black when wet. A beaver's coat consists of two kinds of fur: (1) short, soft underfur; and (2) long, heavy guard hairs. The guard hairs lie over the underfur and protect it. The underfur helps keep a beaver comfortable in the water. This fur traps air and holds it close to the animal's skin. The trapped air acts as a protective blanket that keeps the beaver warm, even in icy water.
The life of a beaver
Beavers usually live in family groups. As many as 12 beavers may make up a family, but generally there are 6 or fewer. The group includes the adult male and female, the young born the year before, and the newborn.
Beavers live as long as 12 years. Their enemies include bears, lynxes, otters, wolverines, wolves, and people. A beaver avoids these enemies by living in the water and by coming out mostly at night to eat or work.
The young. A female beaver carries her young inside her body for about three months before they are born. She has two to four babies at a time. Most young beavers, called kits or pups, are born in April or May. A newborn kit is about 15 inches (38 centimeters) long, including its tail, and weighs 1/2 to 11/2 pounds (0.2 to 0.68 kilogram). The tail is about 31/2 inches (8.9 centimeters) long. A kit has soft, fluffy fur at birth, and its eyes are open.
The young live with their parents for about two years, and then are driven from the family group. These young adults are forced out to make room for the newborn. Beavers rarely fight with each other except in spring, when the 2-year-olds are driven away.
Food. Beavers eat the inner bark, twigs, leaves, and roots of trees and shrubs. Poplar trees, especially aspens and cottonwoods, and willow trees are among their favorites. One acre (0.4 hectare) of poplars can support a family of six beavers for one to two years. Beavers also eat water plants, and especially like the roots and tender sprouts of water lilies.
Beavers store food for winter use. They anchor branches and logs in a cache under the water near their lodges. In winter, they swim under the ice and eat the bark.
Cutting down trees. A beaver uses its strong front teeth to cut down trees and to peel off the bark and the branches. To cut a tree, the beaver stands on its hind legs and uses its tail as a prop. It places its front paws on the tree trunk, and turns its head sideways. Then the beaver bites the trunk to make a cut in it. The animal makes another cut farther down on the trunk. The distance between the two cuts depends upon the size of the tree. The cuts are farther apart on large trees than on small ones. The beaver takes several bites at the cuts to make them deeper. Then the animal pulls off the piece of wood between the cuts with its teeth. It keeps cutting and tearing out pieces of wood until the tree falls. Beavers usually cut the wood away around a tree trunk, but they may cut through the trunk from only one side.
A beaver cannot control the direction in which the tree falls. It cuts until the trunk starts to break, and then runs to safety. The animal usually dives into the water nearby. It waits there until it is sure that no enemies have been attracted by the noise of the falling tree. Then the beaver goes back to work on the tree.
First the animal gnaws the branches off the tree. Then it carries, drags, pulls, pushes, or rolls the log into the water. The beaver stores some branches deep in the water for use as food during the winter. The other branches may be used to enlarge or repair the dam and the lodge. Beavers often work alone, but sometimes several work together.
Building dams and canals. The beaver's habits of building and of storing food seem to be instinctive (unlearned). A beaver cuts down trees even if it has no place to build a dam or a lodge, and even if it has more than enough food.
A whole beaver family, and sometimes beavers from other families, may join in building a dam. Beaver dams are made of logs, branches, and rocks plastered together with mud. Beavers use mud and stones for the base of a dam. Then they add brush and log poles. They strengthen the dam by placing the poles so that the tips lean in the same direction as the water flows. The beavers plaster the tops and sides of the poles with more mud, stones, and wet plants. They do most of this work with their front teeth and front paws. They bring mud from the river bottom by holding it against their chests with their front paws.
The beavers build their dam so that the top is above the water. Some dams are more than 1,000 feet (300 meters) long. Beavers may keep their dams in good condition for many years. Most beavers that live in lakes do not build dams, but some build dams across the outlets of small lakes.
A beaver marks its territory with castors, small piles of mud mixed with the beaver's scent. The castor glands of beavers are used in making perfume.
Sometimes beavers dig canals so they can move logs to their dams or lodges easily and quickly. The canals are 12 to 18 inches (30 to 46 centimeters) deep, 18 to 24 inches (46 to 61 centimeters) wide, and may be more than 700 feet (210 meters) long. A beaver canal may extend from a wooded area to a lake or riverbank. Or it may cut across a piece of land that sticks out into the water.
Building lodges. A beaver lodge looks somewhat like a tepee. A family of beavers builds its lodge with the same materials and in much the same way as it builds a dam. The lodge may stand on the riverbank or in the water like an island. The tops of most lodges are 3 to 6 feet (91 to 180 centimeters) above the water. Each lodge has several underwater entrances and tunnels, all of which lead to an inside chamber. The floor of the chamber is 4 to 6 inches (10 to 15 centimeters) above the water. Here, young beavers can stay warm and dry in winter, and the adults can dry off after bringing in food. Holes between the branches in the ceiling let in fresh air.
The size of the lodge depends on the size of the family and the length of time the beavers have lived there. The animals enlarge and repair the lodge as long as they live in it. Most beavers abandon their lodge only if they have eaten all the food in the area, or if too many enemies move nearby.
Beavers that live in large lakes or in swift rivers may dig dens in the banks. These beaver dens, like the lodges, have underwater entrances and tunnels.


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We've all been mesmerized for years by that thing of beauty rising out of the water majestically in that James Bond movie... If you're thinking Ursula Andress or Halle Berry or Daniel Craig, think again. I'm an Engineer and to me, the submarining Lotus Espirit from The Spy who Loved Me is my equivalence of a teenager's infatuation with water entry of matinee idols. In my fantasy world, my car would run on road, swim in water, fly in air and even brew me a nice, cold beer while I watch football. The Lotus Espirit ticked off two of those boxes quite handsomely.
When I was tasked with showing off new application areas with STAR-CCM+'s Overset Mesh feature, I scoured the internet for a model of the Lotus Espirit. In the end, I had to settle for a worthy substitute, the Assault Amphibious Vehicle (AAV7A1) used by the United States Marine Corps. The engineering design challenges for an amphibious vehicle are primarily the reason they are few and far between. In the case of vehicles like the AAV7A1, requirements of dual capability of speed in water and land in extreme conditions combined with a light armor to keep the weight down result in working within a tight design space. One of the major concerns when designing such a vehicle is the crossing from land to water or vice versa. Safety of the crew and the vehicle as a whole is of paramount importance when crossing into a different environment.
Numerous parameters play a role in the vehicle's behavior when entering water or land: vehicle speed, direction relative to water and slope of the beach being the most important. Key factors in assessing the safety of the beach ingress are the maximum pitch and roll angles as the vehicle enters water, maximum accelerations on the vehicle and flooding of engine and passenger compartment. The body shape, weight distribution and size of the vehicle are already defined based on the mission requirements to achieve proper performance for land or sea. Safety tests are usually done on a prototype in a test basin using varying angles of ground slope and speed for entry into the water.
Simulation of water entry is currently being used in analysing the vehicle body shape; correcting for proper trim, body accelerations and flooding behavior before testing a prototype. Amphibious vehicles are well known for ballooning design times and project costs stemming from extensive testing for adequate safety. Simulation can reduce both time and cost, while giving insight on vehicle behavior.
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MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Bring on the next bunch of disappointing, underachieving, gagging local athletes.
And so it goes with our Trojans, Lakers, Clippers and even the Bruins losing their last three.
So much promise, raised expectations and then a quick goodbye to all.
The Kings? The who?
Oh yeah, I hear they're down already, 2-0.
Thank heavens for the grandchildren. They are waiting at home, in for a visit from Arizona, and they don't give a lick about the power trip referee Joe Crawford is on, disturbed fans in Memphis or a visit with the Choking Dogs on Monday night.
BOX SCORE: Memphis 118, Clippers 105
They don't ever let you down, and I look forward to our 10 minutes together before needing a break.
As for the Clippers, what a waste, the best possible season ending with Chris Paul getting tossed in a Game 6 won by Memphis, 118-105.
Too bad they don't allow the players to throw away the referees who come across as bullies and wanting to be the show.
Crawford, who is noted for as much, led an officiating crew that sent Memphis to the free-throw line 23 times more than the Clippers.
"I'm going to take the advice of a good friend who said be careful what you say," Paul told the media after we had talked. "I'll save it; I got kids to feed."
Paul scored 28 points, a game after throwing in 35 and ultimately was only stopped by Crawford.
But rather than criticize the officials and take a $25,000 fine, Paul chose to congratulate Memphis for its play and then stated the obvious.
"We got to the fight too late," he said. "Game 6."
The Clippers lost four straight to the Grizzlies, never a doubt in any one of them, while throwing away the chance to change the way folks think of the organization.
It was supposed to be a storybook season, and isn't that what they were telling us a few weeks ago about the Dodgers and Angels?
There are no guarantees for the Clippers they will get another chance. They return Blake Griffin, but will also be hogtied by the return of DeAndre Jordan, who was earning more than $10 million this past season as a statue.
Paul gets an additional $27 million for signing with the Clippers rather than any other team, but it's probably still a tough choice.
Caron Butler, Grant Hill and Eric Bledsoe each have another year left on their contracts.


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If the small piece of drywall is much lower remove it & shim it until it is level with the existing drywall
If I have a drywall butt joint with one side clearly much lower than the other like in the photo, how do I begin?
Should I try to bring the low side level with some joint compound before taping so that the tape goes on flat?
Or tape right away? The tape will end up like a "stair," though with a big edge!
If the small piece of drywall is much lower remove it & shim it until it is level with the existing drywall
DIY Handyman (not 4 hire)
I have enough to do to my own house
Your are asking the same question you posed yesterday in another section of this forum. The answer will not change. You are using the wrong material both in the type and thickness.
This is NOT around the tub - around the tub I have waterproof Denshield. Where we're looking is on the wall where the toilet will go, thus regular drywall should be fine. The drywall I'm connecting up to IS ALSO 1/2". It matches for the MOST part - it's only 1 corner that is low for some reason - this is a really old house with everything not square, not plumb.
So, I'm asking how to deal with that ONE corner. Bring it level with compound, then tape or tape straight off, or try to shim under only under that one corner to even out the drywall?
I'd try to shim that corner.
Jim DeBruycker
Important note - I'm not a pro
Retired Defense Industry Engineer; Schluter 2.5-day Workshop Completed 2013, 2014
You can skim coat that corner as long as you do it in several coats. Bigger problem is, if you have to ask the question you're going to have a heck of a time making those butt joints look good.
Either tape it first and fill later or shim it from behind and tape flat.