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TROUBLED WATERS -- A special report.
Billion-Dollar Plan to Clean New York City Water at Its Source
By ANDREW C. REVKIN
Published: August 31, 1997
The flow of drinking water to New York City begins as far away as a damp spot under some leaves on a mountainside 120 miles north of Times Square. For 155 years, the city has maintained a complicated network of reservoirs and aqueducts to carry rain and melted snow from distant hills to bathtubs in Brooklyn and sinks on Staten Island.
Now the purity of that flow faces the gravest threats ever, from both old sewage systems and a new wave of unbridled development in the watershed. To combat those threats, a growing force of scientists, engineers, special police officers and others from the city's Department of Environmental Protection has fanned out this summer across suburbs and farmland to explain and enforce the first new pollution rules for the watershed in 44 years.
They have 10 years and a billion dollars to fix faulty sewage treatment plants, to rebuild barnyards and pastures to control the flow of manure, and to buy tens of thousands of acres of land to build a buffer zone against encroaching development. Cities across the nation are developing programs to prevent pollution of drinking water at its source, but nothing approaches the magnitude of the cleanup that has just begun in the 2,000 square miles of hills and river valleys funneling water to the nine million people who use New York City's system.
But the grand experiment has shaky underpinnings: scientists have only an embryonic understanding of the forces that keep water pure or allow pollution to accumulate. And the plan depends on a fragile political alliance between rural upstate communities and New York City that can be upset at any time.
In essence, the city's task is to control three distant, sprawling regions where, since 1911, it has had the right under New York State law to limit water pollution. But for decades the main goal of city water officials was to increase the supply of water; its purity was rarely at issue. Now, the bureaucracy is forced to reinvent itself and to put the emphasis on cleanliness.
The Federal Government has made the rules clear: if the city cannot insure purity by managing the far-flung watershed, it will have to spend billions on a filtering plant. And while all involved emphasize that there are no health problems today with the flow of what a succession of New York City mayors have called ''the champagne of drinking water,'' the problems are mounting.
Already, 10 out of 19 reservoirs are chronically overloaded with unwanted nutrients, which are carried in runoff from pastures, parking lots and lawns and in waste water from more than 100 sewage plants. This excess phosphorus and nitrogen produces algae blooms, discoloration and foul odors. Lacking oxygen, the water in those 10 reservoirs no longer fosters biological activity to filter or destroy pollutants.
The amount of waste water flowing from rural and suburban sewage treatment plants into the reservoirs has doubled in 20 years, reaching 11 million gallons a day. In prosperous Westchester County villages like Katonah and poorer Catskills villages like Andes, thousands of antiquated septic fields leach waste into the water.
Around the reservoirs in the suburbs east of the Hudson River, asphalt parking lots and fertilized lawns are increasingly supplanting woodlands and wetlands, reducing the ability of soil and streams to clean the water naturally. And a new building boom is under way.
Despite the scope and cost of the watershed management plan, there are already signs that it may fall short of the goals set by the city and Federal environmental officials. Indeed, several senior state and Federal officials involved in the effort say it is already evident that the new pollution rules will have to be made stricter to insure that water quality does not decline.
If the plan falters, there will not be a day when city residents open faucets and suddenly find brown ooze. Instead, water experts say, there will be a steady decline in water quality, like the ancient torture of death by a thousand cuts, ultimately damaging economic growth and the quality of life.
In a telephone interview yesterday, Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani said that when he took office in 1994, the threat of long-term water problems ''was one of the things that probably concerned me the most.''
''Water is critical to the ability of a city to have large numbers of people coming here, congregating, living,'' Mr. Giuliani said, adding that the cleanup would be intensified if necessary. ''This assures that 40 or 50 years from now our water will still be among the best in the country.''
Any tightening of the rules is likely to renew legal challenges by upstate communities around the reservoirs, which formally agreed to abide by the plan in January after years of fighting the city in court.
And surprises are already popping up. New research in the watersheds by city scientists has shown that the main source of a dangerous intestinal parasite, cryptosporidium, is apparently not farms or sewage plants -- as most water scientists had presumed -- but runoff from streets and storm drains in developed areas.
This means that the city's plans to eliminate barnyard runoff and add sophisticated filters to sewage plants may be misdirected.
Also, loopholes in the accord between the city and the watershed communities permit development to continue even around some of the most vulnerable reservoirs.


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Rumor: BioWare VGA teaser is Mass Effect 3, has multiplayer
Looks like the BioWare reveal this Saturday evening may indeed be Mass Effect 3,if the latest information handed over to Joystiq is 100 percent on the money.
According to a trusted source speaking with Joystiq, the tease going on for weeks over the BioWare reveal is as suspected Mass Effect 3, and the the game will also include multiplayer.
While many have long figured the footage shown to be ME3, this is the first we've heard about multiplayer, but Joystiq said it was unable to confirm if that bit will be revealed at the VGAs or not.
Earlier today, CVG reported the game reveal would have "a lot of hardcore BioWare fans jumping out of their seats."
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In other words, what is the maximum temperature of water I can use in yeast bread dough? I don't proof the yeast, I use rapid dry yeast and I just add it to the other ingredients and knead it in.
There are multiple temperature points per yeast family might be of Interest:
Keep in mind for bread: Bread Yeast at higher temperatures produces off-flavours that may be undesirable to your goal. If you are trying to speed up your dough, you may want to add the yeast to water with some food and let develop for a while before mixing in the flour.
Different strains of yeast have varying tolerance temperature, on both the high side and the low end. As a 'general rule' 110°F is a safe high temperature.
Yeast is happiest at around body temperature - 37°C. The higher you get, the more damaging it will be to the yeast. 30 or 40°C would be fine, but 50°C probably won't (though some yeast might survive). 60 or 70 would definitely kill the yeast.
But for bread dough there's no reason to use a high temperature. I'd mix the water from the hot and cold taps to get something that feels comfortably warm when you put your hand in it, and you should be fine.
I don't proof the yeast either; it goes on top of the flour, dry. I routinely heat the water to 135-140°F and combine it with salt, sugar, dry milk, and oil (this mixing lowers the temp about 5 degrees). The mixture is then poured on top of the yeast & flour, and mixing begins. I've done it this way with both active dry and instant yeast.
I know this doesn't directly answer your question. But I just wanted to point out that yeast can apparently survive brief contact with 130-135°F water.


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The Aggies prepare to open the season against Utah on Friday, Aug. 17.
Utah State Recognizes 197 Student-Athletes At Annual Whitesides Luncheon
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2010 (FR): Redshirted her freshman season... Named Joe E. and Elma Whitesides Scholar-Athlete... Part of the USU squad that earned its ninth-straight NSCAA Team Academic Award.
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Attended Triad High School and was a four-year letterwinner... Coached by Mike Villa and Matt Bettlach in Troy, Ill... Played Varsity all four years... Conference and district champion freshman and sophomore year... Her squad was conference, district and region champion her junior year... UIS player last four years... Had .875 percent save ratio... Ranked third in high school conference... Played club for St. Louis Scott Gallagher in 2007-2010 coached by Herb Foerster... Participated with Gateway Fultbol club team coached by Skip Birdsong and Joe Reiniger in 2010-11... Recorded 150 plus saves a season for her club team.
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Organic Food in Europe
- March 2015
- Region: Europe
- 34 pages
- MarketLine
Organic Food in Europe industry profile provides top-line qualitative and quantitative summary information including: market size (value 2010-14, and forecast to 2019). The profile also contains descriptions of the leading players including key financial metrics and analysis of competitive pressures within the market. Essential resource for top-line data and analysis covering the Europe organic food market. Includes market size data, textual and graphical analysis of market growth trends, leading companies and macroeconomic information.
- Organic food is produce that has been independently certified to have been grown free of chemicals. Market values are taken at retail selling price (RSP). For the purposes of this report, eggs have been classified as part of the meat, fish and poultry segment. Any currency conversions used in the creation of this report have been calculated using 2014 constant annual average exchange rates.
- The European organic food market had total revenues of $34,800.7m in 2014, representing a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 7.4% between 2010 and 2014.
- The fruit & vegetables segment was the market's most lucrative in 2014, with total revenues of $8,573.4m, equivalent to 24.6% of the market's overall value.
- The performance of the market is forecast to decelerate, with an anticipated CAGR of 6.8% for the five-year period 2014 - 2019, which is expected to drive the market to a value of $48,340.8m by the end of 2019.
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Table 1: Europe organic food market value: $ million, 2010–14
Table 2: Europe organic food market category segmentation: $ million, 2014
Table 3: Europe organic food market geography segmentation: $ million, 2014
Table 4: Europe organic food market value forecast: $ million, 2014–19
Table 5: Carrefour S.A.: key facts
Table 6: Carrefour S.A.: key financials ($)
Table 7: Carrefour S.A.: key financials (€)
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Table 9: Metro AG: key facts
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Table 12: Metro AG: key financial ratios
Table 13: REWE Group: key facts
Table 14: REWE Group: key financials ($)
Table 15: REWE Group: key financials (€)
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Table 17: Tesco PLC: key facts
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Table 20: Tesco PLC: key financial ratios
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Figure 1: Europe organic food market value: $ million, 2010–14
Figure 2: Europe organic food market category segmentation: % share, by value, 2014
Figure 3: Europe organic food market geography segmentation: % share, by value, 2014
Figure 4: Europe organic food market value forecast: $ million, 2014–19
Figure 5: Forces driving competition in the organic food market in Europe, 2014
Figure 6: Drivers of buyer power in the organic food market in Europe, 2014
Figure 7: Drivers of supplier power in the organic food market in Europe, 2014
Figure 8: Factors influencing the likelihood of new entrants in the organic food market in Europe, 2014
Figure 9: Factors influencing the threat of substitutes in the organic food market in Europe, 2014
Figure 10: Drivers of degree of rivalry in the organic food market in Europe, 2014
Figure 11: Carrefour S.A.: revenues & profitability
Figure 12: Carrefour S.A.: assets & liabilities
Figure 13: Metro AG: revenues & profitability
Figure 14: Metro AG: assets & liabilities
Figure 15: REWE Group: revenues & profitability
Figure 16: REWE Group: assets & liabilities
Figure 17: Tesco PLC: revenues & profitability
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Northwestern University is launching a coding boot camp geared toward working professionals, competing with a slew of non-university affiliated coding camps in Chicago.
The boot camp is set to run from Sept. 26 through April 1, and includes a pair of three-hour classes on weekday evenings and a four-hour class on Saturdays. "Become a web developer in 24 weeks," the website for the bootcamp says.
Tuition for the program is $9,500, with a $500 discount for Northwestern alumni, a university spokeswoman said.
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I got this when I made a wine I just stirred it with a piece of copper and the smell went away.
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Occurrence ofAzospirillum spp. in coconut-based farming systems
- S. K. GhaiAffiliated withDivision of Microbiology, Central Plantation Crops Research Institute
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Occurrence of Azospirillum was investigated in coconut-based farming systems, such as high-density multispecies cropping (15 crops), multi-storeyed cropping (3 crops), mixed cropping with tea and coffee (2 crops), intercropping with tropical tubers (5 crops), mixed farming with grasses (3 crops) and in 3 crops, arecanut,Mimosa invisa and sugarcane from other plots. A total of 26 plantation crops and intercrops were included in the study. Incidence of Azospirillum was determined by 2,3,5-triphenyl-tetrazolium chloride reduction and by culturing root fragments in N-free semisolid malate medium. Root samples from guava, mango and mimosa did not show any tetrazolium reduction or sub-surface pellicular growth. The extent of occurrence of Azospirillum seemed to depend upon the crop combinations. In a mixed farming system where guinea grass was one of the component crops, more root fragments of coconut and pepper demonstrated tetrazolium reduction activity than when guinea grass was absent.Azospirillum lipoferum andA. brasilense constituted 42% and 45% of the isolates, respectively, in the coconut-based cropping systems. Isolates from guinea grass, sugarcane and jackfruit exhibited higher nitrogenase (C2H2 reduction) than those isolated from plantation crops, tuber crops and spices. The large variation in the extent of association and nitrogenase activity of isolates from different crops indicated the need for inoculation with efficient cultures in a number of crops in coconut-based cropping systems.
Key wordsAzospirillum Cocos nucifera intercrops nitrogen fixation plantation crops tetrazolium reduction
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How do contemporary poets continue to engage the early modern imaginary? What does the early modern make available for contemporary poetic practice? This roundtable gathers emerging and established poets, Renaissance scholars, critics of contemporary poetry, and various permutations thereof to extend a conversation that has been vibrant in practice, if less so in dedicated critical reflection.
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Sarah Ann "Sally" Bivins, 73, of Amarillo died Sunday, July 16, 2006.
Graveside services will be at 10 a.m. Wednesday in Llano Cemetery with the Rev. Jeff Messer, director of pastoral care for Bivins Memorial Nursing Home, officiating. Arrangements are by Boxwell Brothers Funeral Directors, 2800 Paramount Blvd.
Sally was born June 2, 1933, to A.R. "Dick" and Nancy Teel Bivins in Amarillo. She always excelled in school and loved learning. She graduated from Amarillo High School in 1951, attended Sweetbriar College in Virginia and earned a B.S. Ed. from the University of Texas at Austin. Later, she received an M.A. from West Texas State University (West Texas A&M).
Sally had a variety of jobs. She worked for the Globe-News and taught for Amarillo ISD, Amarillo College, West Texas A&M and the University of Texas. Sally loved teaching and was an innovative teacher whose students always came first. Many Amarilloans will remember "Friday's Child," the toy store she owned when she returned to Amarillo. For many years Sally was food editor for Texas Monthly, which she greatly enjoyed.
Sally will be remembered by her family and many friends for her sunny disposition, unfailing friendship and brilliant mind.
The family wishes to thank her physicians and the staff of Bivins Memorial Nursing Home for the loving care given her in her final years.
Survivors include a sister, Nancy Bivins Raine of Houston; a nephew, Mike Raine of Houston; a brother and sister-in-law, Richard P. and Anne Bivins; a niece, Michelle Jameson; a great-niece, Emma Jameson; two nephews, Jimmy and Russell Bivins, both of Norwood, Mass.; and two aunts, Betty Teel Bivins Lovell of Amarillo and Jane Bivins Lipscomb of Irving.
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Florida A&M Suspends Marching Band Into 2013
Florida A&M University's marching band—a renowned symbol of the historically black college—won't resume performing any time before the end of the next academic year in 2013, the school's president said Monday, as the university grapples with fallout from a band member's suspected hazing death.
"The band must be restructured," Florida A&M President James Ammons told the university's board of trustees in a conference call that was open to reporters.
- Hazing Charges in Drum Major's Death (5/2/2012)
The band has been suspended since November, when Robert Champion, a 26-year-old drum major, died after authorities say he was beaten in a hazing incident on a band bus following a football game.
The case has focused attention on violent rituals at universities across the U.S.
Though some at Florida A&M had hoped the band would resume playing in the fall, Mr. Ammons said "there is a limited time-frame between now and the fall in which to adequately implement any recommendations that are adopted."
Mr. Ammons said administrators at the Tallahassee school are considering a number of potential changes.
Among them: enforcing academic standards for band members, limiting the number of years members can participate in the program and having more adults accompany the band on out-of-town trips.
Mr. Ammons's announcement came as the campus continues to see fallout from the incident. This month, prosecutors filed hazing charges against 13 people, mostly Florida A&M students, in connection with the matter.
Last week, longtime band director Julian White retired, after news reports that about 100 band members weren't enrolled at Florida A&M last fall.
Mr. Champion's family welcomed the university's moves to reform the band. "We're certainly encouraged that FAMU is finally taking seriously the dangers of hazing," said Christopher Chestnut, an attorney for the family.
Yet feelings on campus were mixed. The Marching "100," as the band is known, is a storied institution that has performed at presidential inaugurations and Super Bowl games.
Its absence "definitely hurts," said Marissa West, president-elect of the university's student-government association. "People want to know when the band will come back."
She said students understand the need to revise the band's practices to prevent injuries or loss of life. "The student body just wants to feel involved and engaged in this decision-making process," she said.
The university has taken steps to address hazing on campus, including forming an independent anti-hazing committee and requiring that suspected hazing incidents be reported within 24 hours.
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Hanna washes out NASCAR at Richmond
Published: Friday, September 5, 2008 at 10:28 p.m.
Last Modified: Friday, September 5, 2008 at 10:28 p.m.
RICHMOND, Va. (AP) -- Steady rain that began Friday night and expectations that it would continue through Saturday with Tropical Storm Hanna moving in forced NASCAR to postpone Saturday night's Sprint Cup Series race at Richmond International Raceway.
The Chevrolet 400, which will finalize the field of 12 drivers who will be eligible to compete for the 2008 series championship, is now scheduled for 1 p.m. Sunday.
"We just felt this was the right thing to do," NASCAR spokesman Jim Hunter said, adding that the decision was made after consultations with emergency officials in the area who warned that besides heavy rain, the storm was expected to bring high wind on Saturday.
"Tomorrow's going to be a tough day," track president Doug Fritz said, based on the forecasts. "Sometimes there's hope and sometimes there's not. This is one of those moving targets. ... We're still looking for two days of great racing, all crammed into one now."
The Nationwide Series race scheduled for Friday night was moved to Sunday at 7 p.m.
NASCAR said the field for both races will be set based on driver's standings and that the garage will be closed and the cars impounded from Friday night until 7:30 a.m. on Sunday.
The postponements are particularly bad news for rookie sensation Joey Logano, who was scheduled to make his debut in NASCAR's premier series driving for Joe Gibbs Racing. Because qualifying was washed out, he didn't get a chance to make the field.
"I can't change the weather, so I just go with it," said Logano, who will replace the departing Tony Stewart in Gibbs' No. 20 next season.
Fritz said the hundreds of motor homes already in place on the grounds of the track will be allowed to stay, even though there are no activities planned at the track on Saturday.
It was the number of fans that come from far away that made the decision hard, he said.
"You've got to balance the fans and obviously the uncertainty of the weather," he said. "That's where we were when we made this decision. ... We really pushed to get the races in as scheduled and at some point you've got to make the decision that it's not going to happen."
The Sprint Cup Series race will be televised on ESPN, Hunter said, and the Nationwide Series event will be televised on ESPN2. The start of that race will depend on how quickly the grandstands can be cleared following the Sprint Cup race to allow other ticket-holders in.
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Where?? FWIW, any theme can be modified to look any way you want -- you don't need one labeled by someone else.
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Cardiff Airport - Aer Lingus regional flight to Cork.
River Lee Hotel, Cork.
River Lee & Western Road, Cork.
Cork, close to Western Road.
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Court House, Cork.
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Bishop Lucey Park, Cork.
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What a terrible game :/
The DLC added absolutely nothing to the story. I thought they might be trying to tie it in with the beginning of 4 by dropping it in the ocean, but that makes no sense since 4 takes place before this one.
I think I'm done with this series, this game and it's DLC ruined it for me. I was so excited for the time period, but I feel so let down. I remember the first time I saw the E3 footage from AC2 and people were cheering, I remember how excited I was for that game and it did not let down. I don't think we will have another point in this series like that again, sadly.
Ok I will bite... what do you mean by add absolutely nothing to the story? It showed us why Washington decided and was so utterly against becoming a king when founding the united states. To me that is giving us a reason for it in line with the assassins creed story. Keep in mind that in reality he was really faced with the choices of be the king or find a new way.
This did a great job of showing us why he felt so strongly about not being the king. He saw what absolute power could do to him even if only through a shared illusion with Connar.
The one weak point I will give you is that the memory fragments dont really explain where the guy he got the apple from found an apple.... or why that person wasnt using it. (seems only Desmond's family has the right DNA for it though, so one could argue that....)
However, if this was your last, I hope you find something else that you will enjoy. One should always pursue enjoyable games when parting with ones hard earned cash.
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Locking and Non-locking Constructs Achieve Similar Radiographic and Clinical Outcomes for Internal Fixation of Intra-articular Distal Humerus Fractures
- Marschall BerkesAffiliated withHospital for Special Surgery Email author
- , Grant GarriguesAffiliated withDUMC 3466
- , John SolicAffiliated withDUMC 3466
- , Nathan Van ZeelandAffiliated with
- , Nader ShourbajiAffiliated withEmory University Medical Center
- , Kim BrouwerAffiliated withMassachusetts General Hospital, Department of Orthopaedic Surgery, Yawkey Center for Outpatient Care
- , Jesse JupiterAffiliated withMassachusetts General Hospital, Department of Orthopaedic Surgery, Yawkey Center for Outpatient Care
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Locking plates have been used increasingly for the management of distal humerus fractures. Studies that compare patient-centered outcomes between locking and non-locking fixation for distal humerus fractures are lacking.
The purposes of this study were to (1) determine whether locking plates offered superior fixation compared with non-locking plates for distal humerus fractures, (2) determine whether the use of locking plates was associated with fewer complications, and (3) determine whether locking plate use resulted in superior radiographic outcome compared with non-locking plates. Lastly, another aim was to determine the average cost difference associated with locking plate use versus non-locking plate use for distal humerus fracture fixation.
Patients and Method
Demographic, clinical, and radiographic data including loss of fixation, range of motion, rate of infection, nonunion and reoperation, as well as measures of fixation were collected retrospectively and compared on 96 patients with surgically treated AO type 13C distal humerus fractures (65 locking, 31 non-locking) at 6-week and 6-month follow-up. Average costs of locking and non-locking constructs were calculated and compared.
Three in 96 (3.1%) of all cases experienced loss of fixation, with no difference between the two groups. There was no difference between locking and non-locking groups with regard to the rate of nonunion, infection, and reoperation at 6 weeks and 6 months. On average, locking plate constructs were 348% more expensive than non-locking constructs.
While there are some significant differences in radiographic parameters and cost between locking and non-locking constructs for internal fixation of intra-articular distal humerus fractures, there were no statistically significant differences in clinical outcome.
Keywordsdistal humerus fracture locking plate fixation
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- Locking and Non-locking Constructs Achieve Similar Radiographic and Clinical Outcomes for Internal Fixation of Intra-articular Distal Humerus Fractures
- Journal
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- Online Date
- September 2011
- 10.1007/s11420-011-9219-y
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- 1556-3324
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- John Solic MD (3)
- Nathan Van Zeeland MD (6)
- Nader Shourbaji MD (5)
- Kim Brouwer MS (1)
- Jesse Jupiter MD (1)
- David Ruch MD (3)
- William T. Obremskey MD, MPH (2)
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- 4. Hospital for Special Surgery, 535 East 70th Street, New York, NY, 10021, USA
- 3. DUMC 3466, Durham, NC, 27710, USA
- 6. 2323N. Casaloma Drive, P.O. Box 7700, Appleton, WI, 54912-7079, USA
- 5. Emory University Medical Center, 49 Jesse Hill Jr. Drive, #307, Atlanta, GA, 30303, USA
- 1. Massachusetts General Hospital, Department of Orthopaedic Surgery, Yawkey Center for Outpatient Care, 55 Fruit Street, YAW-2-2C, Boston, MA, 02114, USA
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HackaMol::Bond - HackaMol Bond class
version 0.00_07
use HackaMol::Atom; use HackaMol::Bond; my $atom1 = HackaMol::Atom->new( name => 'O1', coords => [ V( 2.05274, 0.01959, -0.07701 ) ], Z => 8, ); my $atom2 = HackaMol::Atom->new( name => 'H1', coords => [ V( 1.08388, 0.02164, -0.12303 ) ], Z => 1, ); my $atom3 = HackaMol::Atom->new( name => 'H2', coords => [ V( 2.33092, 0.06098, -1.00332 ) ], Z => 1, ); my $bond1 = HackaMol::Bond->new(name=>'O1H1', atoms=>[$atom1,$atom2]); my $bond2 = HackaMol::Bond->new(name=>'O1H2', atoms=>[$atom1,$atom3]); my $bond3 = HackaMol::Bond->new(name=>'H1H2', atoms=>[$atom2,$atom3]); my @bonds = ($bond1, $bond2, $bond3); foreach my $bond ( @bonds ){ my $pbond = sprintf( "Bond: %s, Length: %.2f, Vector: %.5 %.5 %.5 \n", $bond->name, $bond->bond_length, @{$bond->bond_vector}, ); print $pbond; } my @COM_ats = map {HackaMol::Atom->new( name => "X".$_->name."X", coords => [ $_->COM ], Z => 1, ) } @bonds; my @HH_bonds = grep { $_->get_atoms(0)->Z == 1 and $_->get_atoms(1)->Z == 1} @bonds;
The HackaMol Bond class provides a set of methods and attributes for working with connections between two atoms. The Bond class consumes the AtomGroupRole providing Bond objects with methods to determine the center of mass, total charge, etc (see HackaMol::AtomGroupRole).
The Bond class also provides attributes and methods to set force_constants and measure energy. The bond_energy method calls on a CodeRef attribute that the user may define. See descriptions below.
no arguments. returns Math::Vector::Real object from $atoms[0]->inter_dcoords($atoms[1]) for the two atoms in the bond.
no arguments. returns $atoms[0]->distance($atoms[1]) for the two atoms in the bond.
arguments, as many as you want. Calculates energy using the bond_energy_func described below, if the attribute, bond_fc > 0. The bond_energy method calls the bond_energy_func as follows:
my $energy = &{$self->bond_energy_func}($self,@_);
which will pass $self and that in @_ array to bond_energy_func, which can be redefined.
isa ArrayRef[Atom] that is lazy with public ARRAY traits provided by the AtomGroupRole (see documentation for more details).
Pushing (atom1, atom2) on to the Bond object will produce bond_length and bond_vector from atom1 to atom2 (the atom12 interatomic vector).
isa Str that is lazy and rw. useful for labeling, bookkeeping...
isa Num that is lazy and rw. default = 1, single bond.
isa Num that is lazy and rw. default = 0. force constant for harmonic bond potentials.
isa Num that is lazy and rw. default = 0. Equilibrium bond length.
isa CodeRef that is lazy and rw. default uses builder to generate harmonic potential from the bond_fc, bond_length_eq, and bond_length. See the _build_bond_energy_func, if interested in changing the function form.
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Alicia, Matt, and Sarah geared up and ready to earn some turns
After skiing from the lifts at Jackson Hole for the first three days, we decided to get a taste of the region's famed backcountry terrain. For the final three days of our trip, we skied knee-deep powder off Teton Pass. There are countless opportunities and endless terrain just off this pass alone.
Sarah poses next to a memorial to those who have died in avalanches while skiing in the area. Expended casings which had been used for avalanche control were fashioned into a wind chime, and like many other skiers we saw, we brushed our ski poles through it. This was a very sobering reminder to use caution while traveling in avalanche terrain, and I imagine the sound of the chime carries a powerful meaning to the friends and families of those who had died.
Sarah and Alicia heading up the boot pack to the top of Glory Bowl
adjusting layers underneath a resilient tree
Alicia and Matt pushing into the cold, thick air
Andy and Sarah posing in front of a frosty tree
Sarah, Matt, and Alicia waiting at the top of the ridge to make their first turns of the day
Sarah enjoying the soft snow
plenty of fresh powder for everyone
The following day, the skies were a bit clearer, so we were treated to great views of the surrounding peaks.
looking up Edelweiss, our first destination
Christmas Tree, Edelweiss, and The Nose (L to R) are three popular runs off Teton Pass
looking up the lower pitch of Edelweiss before we started up the skin track
As we were putting our skins on at the bottom of Edelweiss, four, super fun, French-speaking women from Quebec showed up and decided to join us. Given that Matt had stayed in the hotel with a 24-hour flu, I was the only guy in the group. "Great success!"
starting up the skin track to the top of Edelweiss
After skiing Edelweiss, we headed up a nearby drainage to the top of a ridge above The Claw. My poor route-finding skills took us along an extremely circuitious path, but we eventually got there.
my harem posing for me on the summit
Mary, Sarah, Jen, Alicia, Sarah, and Sandy (L to R)
Loads of untracked powder awaited us.
Alicia and Sarah getting ready to ski
Sarah waits underneath a tree after skiing the top pitch of The Claw
Sarah working the great snow in The Claw
looking back up the upper pitch of The Claw
looking back up the lower pitch of The Claw
sharing a few laughs with our new friends while waiting at the lower trailhead for Alicia and Mary to hitchhike back up to the top of the pass and retrieve our vehicles
For our final day in Jackson Hole, we revisited Teton Pass for a third time. Matt was feeling better and was able to join us. He was stoked to try out his new S7's which he had bought from a local the previous day. Score.
looking across the Teton Pass road toward Glory Bowl, where we had skied our first day up on the pass
Alicia and Matt emerging from the trees to the bottom of the skin track for Edelweiss
Andy nearing the top of the Christmas Tree run
Andy posing on the broad summit with the top of The Nose in the background
Matt skiing from The Nose into Edelweiss
After skiing The Nose (Matt and I) and Christmas Tree (Alicia and Sarah), we headed back up the same skin track for a second lap.
Sarah posing next to the namesake of the Christmas Tree run before we all skied Thanksgiving, a run off to the side of Christmas Tree
After skiing Thanksgiving (background), we again skinned up the nearby drainage to the ridge above Avalanche Bowl (and The Claw). This time, Sarah took the reins and set the skin track along a much more direct line that got us there in half the time than the previous day when I had led. So much for a sense of adventure.
We were really careful when skiing Avalanche Bowl, so we didn't get any photos. This was a parting shot looking up the lower pitch of the line. The ease of access, endlessness of terrain, and plethora of powder make Teton Pass an absolutely amazing place for backcountry skiing. We really, really enjoyed ourselves here and hope to be back soon.


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I realize that I need to use the equation of Gas first Pv=nRT butwhen i solve for P, which is our first pressure value, units dontseem too be pressure units. then im sure you need to use the otherpressure equation: P2V2/T2=P1V1/T1
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Crysis 3 wraps up a trilogy that began in 2007 with the original Crysis: a game famous for its breathtaking visuals and infamous for its stratospheric system requirements. Crysis 3 was co-developed for PC alongside the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 version, so the latest installment's minimum requirements on PC aren't quite so frightening. The visuals are still amazing, though – PC gamers can play with jaw-dropping levels of graphical realism.
Disclosure time: though I've read novel-length plot synopses and seen a few gameplay videos, I've never actually played Crysis or Crysis 2. The latest game was my introduction to the series – though I came to Crysis 3 with high expectations, I also brought an open mind.
The game opens some time after the end of Crysis 2, with a recap video for new initiates such as myself. If you just want to dive into the game and shoot everything in sight, that'll be fine. If you care about the story, it helps to have played the previous games. The protagonist's backstory in particular is rather complex, and central to the plot.
Here's a thirty-second version: you play as a skintight combat suit made of alien nanotechnology, wrapped around a dead guy. You have the the ability to turn invisible, absorb ludicrous amounts of damage, and kick entire cars into the shins of your enemies. You are the action hero that other action heroes dream of being – until they remember that you're a wetsuit full of expired mince. Still, that's much more charismatic than Duke Nukem.
Crysis 3 is set inside the 'Liberty Dome' – the ruins of a destroyed New York City, now controlled by the fashionably evil C.E.L.L. corporation. Ol' New York is home to some kind of alien device that's pumping out unlimited free energy, and may or may not be capable of destroying the world.
It's not a complex or even terribly original story, but it holds together much better than your average action-game narrative.
A lot of the dialogue is cheesy, but serviceable and it's believeable thanks to the quality of the facial animation, particularly on a PC at high graphical settings. Compared to the hollow delivery of Dead Space 3, it's positively award-winning. I found myself genuinely caring about the other characters, and sympathising with their personal struggles.
SAY CHEESE: Some of the dialogue may be cringe-worthy, but superb facial modelling and animation combine with competent voice acting to keep it believeable.
Crysis was a game that prized huge open environments, making use of the titular CryEngine in a similar fashion to sister-game Far Cry. Crysis 2 was both criticised and praised for its more linear approach to level design, necessitated by the big-city setting and by the focus on PS2 and Xbox 360 versions.
Crysis 3 has a few wide-open spaces, but they're home to a very linear series of objectives. This is not an open-world or sandbox game by any means, but most of the time you can approach an objective based on your own play style. Stealth? Circle around the edges of the map, sniping enemies from afar before moving in cloaked. Action? Run from cover to cover, gunning down enemies as you go. The game feels more open and the environment more organic than I've come to expect from a linear first-person shooter.
Combat is based around the abilities of your nanosuit, which can dynamically switch from providing enhanced armor capabilities to optical camouflage (near-invisibility, or 'cloaking'). It also provides a number of strategic capabilities, such as the ability to mark and assess enemy units without line-of-sight, and to remotely hack turrets and fields of smart-mines.
Upgrade kits let you unlock nanosuit enhancements – up to four can be loaded at a time, to provide advantages such as weapon stabilisation, stronger armor or a longer cloaking time. Enhancements can be switched out on the fly, letting you adapt to changing conditions with just a few clicks or keystrokes.
In addition to your two completely customisable weapon slots, Crysis 3 equips you with an ever-present compound bow. The bow fires silently, doesn't reveal your position, and doesn't break your cloak if you happen to be using it as you fire. It's the perfect stealth weapon.
The result of all this is an exceptionally fluid combat experience, where you can switch from stealth to action gameplay and back in the space of a few minutes. Most games that allow both action and stealth force you to choose one path or the other, switch it up between levels, or just make a mess of one - or both - play styles. Crysis 3 is designed such that you can be stealthily taking down enemies with your knife and bow in a darkened field, make a mistake that blows your cover, and smoothly transition into a guns-blazing action sequence as if that's what you intended to do all along. Once all those alerted witnesses have been dispatched, back up goes the cloak, and your exercise in stealth can be resumed.
PREDATION: An auto-loading compound bow, with swappable special-purpose arrowheads and dynamically adjustable draw-weight, lets you play the ultimate stealth hunter.
I could complain about the dumb-as-rocks AI, which tones down the challenge and makes hunting enemies with your bow one level more difficult shooting fish in a barrel.
I could point out that in open areas, the lack of a user-initiated 'save' function and infrequent checkpoints means that you may have to replay a twenty or thirty minute section of gameplay, just because you took a fall you thought you'd survive.
I could lament the game's overly brief nine-hour campaign, which feels like it could have been twice the length without feeling stretched.
I could complain about those things, but the combat is so smooth, the visuals so pretty, and the experience so solid overall that to complain would be pointless. I'll replay Crysis 3 on a higher difficulty, and get my extra nine hours of gameplay that way.
I've seen several gaming trilogies end over the last couple of years, and the endings have been invariably disappointing. I didn't play the first two games, but Crysis 3 did not feel like a disappointment to me. Between boss fights that tested the skills I'd developed whilst playing the game, and a conclusion to the story that felt fitting and well-written, I enjoyed it so much that I stood up and watched the entire credits roll as the last of my adrenaline drained away.
If you enjoy first-person shooters, you need to play Crysis 3. Whether or not you have any investment in the series, it's a must-play game. Though it doesn't make any great additions to the genre, or tread any ground that hasn't been explored before, it refines the FPS experience to a stunningly pure level that takes many of the best elements from today's triple-A titles while avoiding most of the bad.


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This is a sublime chocolate dessert that is very refreshing, very good after a heavy meal.
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- 7 ounces bittersweet chocolate
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- 2 cups water
- Put all the ingredients in a heavy-bottomed medium saucepan over low heat.
- Cook stirring frequently, until the mixture has reached a boil-- this can take 10 minutes or so.
- Then stir without stopping and PAY ATTENTION: this will bubble furiously!
- Boil for 2 minutes, then pour the mixture into a bowl.
- Set the bowl into an ice-water bath.
- Allow the mixture to chill, stirring now and then.
- Freeze the sorbet in your ice-cream maker, following instructions.
- You can serve the sorbet directly, or pack it into an airtight container and freeze until needed.
- Note: I never use an ice-cream maker, just put it into a Tupperware container suitable for the freezer, and scrape to serve.
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The protest group is making an impact at the Olympics.
After a relatively quiet start to the Olympics, politically, the recently revitalized Pussy Riot is making noise. Led once again by its recently freed members Maria "Masha" Alyokhina and Nadezhda "Nadya" Tolokonnikova, whose recent distance from the protest group has been greatly exaggerated, the collective has successfully forced itself back into the news thanks in part to overzealous Russian security forces. Detained on Sunday, Monday, and Tuesday, Pussy Riot was back out there today, getting horsewhipped by members of the Cossack militia.
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Six group members — five women and one man — donned their signature ski masks and were pulling out a guitar and microphone as at least 10 Cossacks and other security officials moved in. One Cossack appeared to use pepper spray, another whipped several group members while others ripped off their masks and threw the guitar in a garbage can.
Police arrived and questioned witnesses, but no one was arrested.
The Cossacks violently pulled masks from women's heads, beating group member Nadezhda Tolokonnikova with a whip as she lay on the ground.
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Nadya and Masha also tweeted about the run-in, displaying their battle wounds and once again making Russia appear horribly oppressive:
Есть еще рассеченный палец. Безопасность в Сочи. pic.twitter.com/Uwph6tFZZ9— Мария Алехина (@MashaAlekhina) February 19, 2014
Дубинки казаков на груди @tolokno . #любитьродину pic.twitter.com/d5gIMjKNiu— Мария Алехина (@MashaAlekhina) February 19, 2014
Update: "Nadya and I lie in adjacent hospital beds," reports Masha.
Лежим с Надей на соседних койках в больнице. pic.twitter.com/3BjMR1QS1x— Мария Алехина (@MashaAlekhina) February 19, 2014
"Back hurts from the whip, the bruises and marks from the scourge, the temple-abrasion and bruise," says Nadya, according to a rough translation. "Lying in a hospital bed, Putin will teach you to love home."
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Perhaps the most demanding and agonizing negotiation is now behind him because Maloney signed defenseman Keith Yandle, his top offseason priority, to a long-term mega-deal on July 5.
If fireworks were exploding on his native Boston Commons the Fourth of July, Yandle made sure there was additional time for celebration for the day after America celebrated its 235th birthday, Yandle exploded his own fireworks by signing a reported five-year, $26.25 million deal with Phoenix.
Yandle was a restricted free agent and could only sign with the Coyotes. Maloney enticed his top blue-liner with the promise to build the Desert Dogs around the 24-year-old Boston native.
"He's an assistant captain, fits into our culture and he fits into our future," Maloney told NHL.com. "I thought it was good value for a top young defenseman with Norris Trophy potential that I believe still has upside to his game. He's a key guy to put in the bank and lock away for five years. Hopefully we can make him even better."
While Yandle is emerging as one of the top offensive defenseman in the game, Maloney hopes new assistant coach Jim Playfair will work to improve Yandle's defensive game.
In raising the bar on his offensive game, Yandle set a career mark with 59 scoring points (11-48; 0-5-5 in four playoff games), good for third best among all NHL blue-liners, finishing fifth in the running for the Norris Trophy. Yandle was also the Coyotes lone rep in the 2011 NHL All-Star Game in Raleigh, N. C.
"Yandle a unique player," Maloney told NHL.com. "I liken him to a Dan Boyle and a Duncan Keith in that once Keith (Yandle) becomes better in his own zone, he's a guy that you want to throw out in play in the last minute of periods. I think that will come with growing and maturing. He's an interesting guy because he can play all game long if you ask him. Those guys generally get paid a lot of money.
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Should his defensive skills improve, Yandle will likely get an expanded role in killing penalties. Yandle led the Coyotes in ice time with 24.22 minutes per game but with Ed Jovanovski now with Florida, Yandle may received increased ice time.
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When I was at my camp in Wyoming the closest 'actual' town was Red Lodge, Montana. This is a cute town (in my mind). It is kind of in a valley so it is cool to see the town from the top. It was probably my favorite part about the camp.
It is a touristy town, so most of the people walking the streets are most likely tourists. It is a very small town as well with only 3,000 people or so. It seems like it should me double that though, maybe people drive in from the country too though.
It is basically in the middle of nowhere though.
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