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An animal bite can result in a break or tear in the skin, a bruise, or a puncture wound.
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Bites that result in puncture wounds are more likely to become infected. You might have a puncture wound if an animal's tooth went through your skin during the bite.
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Report the bite to the local animal control authorities, even if you don't seek professional medical care. This will allow authorities to test the animal and prevent further incidents.
BradfordJE, Freer L. Bites and injuries inflicted by wild and domestic animals.In: Auerbach PS, ed.Wilderness Medicine. 6th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Mosby Elsevier; 2011:chap 56.
Weber EJ, West HH. Mammalian bites. In: Marx JA, Hockberger RS, Walls RM, et al, eds.Rosen's Emergency Medicine: Concepts and Clinical Practice. 7th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Mosby Elsevier; 2009:chap 58.
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I'm fairly new to fish-keeping, having bought my first tank about a year and a half ago. I have a friend who turned me on to the hobby, and regularly surprise and shock him with some of the things I do to my fish. I'll explain as I go.
I run two tanks, a community tank and a cichlid tank. I'll probably get a few people yelling at me once I explain what kinds of fish I keep in each tank. But each community has worked out pretty well socially, with a little trial and error, so it's not likely anyone will change my mind on tank-mates. But if you do have advice or recommendations on that subject, I'm perfectly willing to hear you out.
Our Community Tank
We started with a Red-Tailed Shark, a Clown Loach, a Platy, and a Beta. We kept these four fish in a 30-gallon tank, and they lived fairly happily until I attempted to add a few Gouramis. At this point I was buying my fish from "corporate" stores like PetCo and PetSmart. The Gouramis all quickly succumbed to ich, killing my Loach in the process. We later relocated the Beta to our kitchen in a smaller tank, where she died of Neon Tetra Disease after a few weeks. The Platy was eaten a few months later (we still don't know what fish did this), and the Shark remains happily to this day in our newer 75-gallon community tank.
Currently our community tank has 3 medium-sized Angel Fish, an eel (I can't remember the variety, but I was assured this particular species would reach a maximum length of 6-8 inches and is docile), a Red-Tailed Shark, a Pineapple Platy, a few small Barbs, a giant silver Tetra that I can't remember the species of (he's about 3 inches and has a tall body that grows fatter as it reaches his gut - I've considered the possibility of worms or bloat, but his body seems to curve naturally rather than bulge out), 4 Yoyo Loaches, 2 Clown Loaches, a Chinese High-Fin Shark, 2 Golden Algae Eaters (I can't remember the actual species name, but they're about 2 inches long and look albino versions of Chinese Algae Eaters), a small bright orange fish that I can't remember the species of, and some where in there is a clam. At one point we had a Dragon Bichre and a fish that I can't recall the name off immediately.. black, eel-like, with a white stripe, and uses a weak electric field to hunt.
The substrate is gravel, and we've provided several rocks for hiding places. There are 5 plants in there (variety unknown) that have been through various stages of black algae build-up, but none of them have died. The algae eaters seem to be clearing it up, so we haven't pursued cleaning the plants up.
We use a 150-gallon-rated hang-on filter for filtration, with no oxygenation. We did have our air pump running but shortly decided that the air added by the falling water was doing the job (we used plant health as our guide).
We maintain the heater on the tank at somewhere around 78 degrees. It can vary, depending on how cold the room gets. The water is slightly warm to the touch. The High Fin, being a pond fish, isn't naturally accustomed to this temperature I know, but he seems happy enough. The only problem I have with him is that he does not seem to be growing. We've had him about a year, and fish being cold blooded, I'd assume their metabolism and growth rate would be affected by their temperature (specifically that it would increase, but I kind of assumed that).
Our Cichlid Tank
This is where some of you will probably be angry, or astounded that I've been even remotely successful. For a long time I'd maintained a Blood Parrot and a Gold Streaked Severum in this tank (named Piglet and Pooh, respectively). I moved them over to the community tank for a few months, until I thought I'd finally gotten rid of the algae bloom we've been fighting (more on that in a moment). In the mean time the tank has been home to a Tiger Oscar named Tigger, a grey Flowerhorn named Kessie, 3 Convicts (2 male Blacks and 1 Female Pink), a red African (from the assorted section), a Silver Dollar, and, amazingly enough, a Blue Channel Catfish. I've had some people yell at me about the Catfish, but he proved entirely too large and aggressive for our community tank. I've considered dropping him into a stream near bye, but he's just so darned cool in there.
Recently Pooh and Piglet died. Pooh showed no signs of distress or symptoms, while Piglet began gathering black spots and was found on the bottom of the tank dead. We just recently noticed Kessie developing lumpy spots around her face, and she's behaving sort of aimless (thread here).
On to that algae bloom. So this is where we've been messing up for a while. We bought this 150 gallon tank from a guy I work with. It was scratched up but had no leaks and looked structurally sound. It still is. However, within a few days of getting the tank back up and running a green algae bloom showed up. This was last autumn. We've since tried complete water changes, gravel changes, cleaning everything in the tank, algae killer, and temperature changes. Without having any real idea what to call this problem, we didn't know what to look for. And for whatever reason I didn't see fit to explain the conditions of the tank to someone who might know better than I. It wasn't hurting anything, but it did ultimately prevent us from identifying problems with 3 of our fish (Pooh, Piglet, and now Kessie).
A few weeks ago we got rid of all of the gravel and replaced it with fist-sized rocks from outside (we live fairly deep in the woods - about 30 minutes in - so it's unlikely there were any unnatural contaminates). We did not, however, boil the rocks first. So it's probable that I've introduced parasites or fungus to the tank. This weekend I'll be replacing all of the rocks with new gravel, freshly boiled and filtered several times. I'll also be replacing the sump gravel, and then introducing a small number of Daphnia.
The substrate is currently a few dozen fist-sized rocks (our thinking with getting rid of the gravel was that we'd remove anywhere for the algae to concentrate - clearly, it didn't work).
We use an under-tank sump and a 50 or 75 gallon rated hang-on filter.
We maintain the tank at about 80 degrees.
We do not aerate our tank, except for a small filter suction-cupped to the inside of the tank that just recycles water (an air hose is attached to it, that sucks air in as it expels water).
As I said I'm always open to suggestions and even all the way up to harsh criticism, as long as it's constructive. I'm unlikely to respond to anyone who's just being openly aggressive (I say this only because I'm a member of several forums of varying topics, and there's always a troll or twenty).
Last edited by danielscutt; 05-01-2013 at 04:20 AM.
Welcome. You'll get more and better suggestions if you break up your post and place int he relevant forums.
The community tank... bad combos which I'm sure you know. That big silver tetra could just be a female.
The cichlid tank... algae doesn't respond much to temp changes, it needs light and nutrients, affect one and you hurt the algae.
If those unboiled pebbles came from somewhere that is not a streambed there's very little chance you introduced something that way.
Do you own a liquid test kit? If not I'd really advice you to get one that can test hardness, ph, ammonia, nitrite and nitrate.My 33 gallon/125 liter tank. My photography on flickr.
I do. And you'll hate me for this, but the last time I did a test was fairly early this year. I think comfort and complacency just lead me to avoid doing it. I never once had a chemistry issue except just before we bought our 75gal, where we had to change our water out once every week or suffer some pretty serious pH spikes (lots of fish, 30 gallon tank). I can do one, though, and provide results.
As far as post content, I was just introducing myself and my tanks. Maybe I didn't read the forum subsections very well, though.
Welcome to the community
The probability of being watched is directly proportional to the stupidity of the act
Thanks very much. Finally decided I'd stop using my fish tanks as testing grounds and do it the right way (get good advice and answers before I attempt mass murder).
Welcome to the forum Daniel.Perfection is not attainable, but if we chase perfection we can catch excellence.
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By Parrish Alford/NEMS Daily Journal
OXFORD – Offensive struggles continued for Ole Miss on Saturday, as Vanderbilt pitcher Tyler Beede settled in after a shaky start and got strong relief help in the back end.
The No. 2-ranked Commodores pushed across runs in the third and fifth innings and won 2-1 before a crowd of 10,851 at Swayze Field.
Ole Miss starter Mike Mayers, as Bobby Wahl did on Friday night, struggled with walks but pitched himself out of trouble enough to keep the Rebels in striking range.
They just didn't strike, managing only five hits. No. 17 Ole Miss has scored just three runs in its last 42 innings of play.
The Rebels made solid contact against Beede early but couldn't round the bases. They were ready for his fastball, but as the game went on he varied his pitches more.
"We didn't have much to show for it, and Beede kind of caught fire and showed why he's so good," Ole Miss coach Mike Bianco said.
Coming off a 3-1 loss on Friday, the Rebels have lost an SEC series for the third straight weekend since opening with two wins at Arkansas. Game 3 is at 1:30 today.
Wasted chances
With runs a struggle, missed opportunities are magnified such as Will Allen hitting into a double play with runners at the corners to end the second, Will Jamison being thrown out trying to take second on a ball clearly not far enough away from the Vanderbilt catcher in the third or the Rebels' failing the drive home a runner from second base with less than two outs in the fourth and fifth innings.
The Rebels' lone run came when Sikes Orvis' two-out hit in sixth scored Austin Anderson.
That meant Ole Miss (23-8, 4-7 SEC) was just a clutch hit away from tying or taking the lead in the late innings but managed just one hit and one walk against the Vanderbilt (28-4, 10-1) bullpen over the last three innings.
The best late chance came after Anderson's leadoff single in the eighth. Cleanup hitter Stuart Turner was up next. He struck out for the third time, and Anderson, breaking on the pitch, was caught stealing.
"We came out knowing Beede had a good fastball, and we were ready to jump on that," Orvis said. "After that they started working more backward in the count. It was a good job on their part, but we've got to make the adjustment."


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|Written by Alexey W. Root on Tue, Jul 03 2012 (06:18)
I am teaching July 9-13 (mornings) at the UT Dallas Chess Camp. (My name is Alexey Root and I am a WIM, which means Woman International Master). The camps also have a GM (Valentin Iotov), an IM (Rade Milovanovic), and another WIM (Cheradee Camacho) as teachers, in addition to Rheanna English, David Phillips, and Julie Blasingame. The camp director is Jim Stallings, head of the UT Dallas Chess Program. If your child is between 7 and 13, sign up for July 9-13 or July 16-20. I also taught at this camp last month (June 2012) and last year (June 2011).
And for the chess-player the success which crowns his work, the great dispeller of sorrows, is named "combination."
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Oil's Well That Ends Well: Parting Shots From Chevron's Charles James
Chevron Corporation on Thursday announced the retirement of Charles James as executive vice president and a member of the company's five-person executive committee. James held the post of general counsel from 2003 until last year. Before that, he served as the Justice Department's antitrust chief under both former President Bush and George H.W. Bush, and as a partner at Jones, Day, Reavis & Pogue.
According to Chevron's statement, James will join the adjunct faculty at Arizona State University College of Law, and devote himself to philanthropic activities. Never shy of controversy, James offered Corporate Counsel his unedited thoughts on national security review, corruption, human rights, climate change, and running a legal department.
The material below has been edited for length and clarity.
Q: Phoenix, huh? What are you going to teach and what charities will you be involved with?
A: Antitrust law initially. And I'm on the board of the Make-a-Wish Foundation, which is headquartered in Phoenix. But this is retirement. I expect to write. I have a pretty good book in me on the Microsoft case as an exercise in public policy. I want to build great motorcycles too.
Q: So it's antitrust and the art of motorcycle maintenance?
A: They're both challenging and worthwhile endeavors.
Q: As you look back, what are your biggest achievements at Chevron?
A: We've been successful on matters like the Unocal merger, the Bowoto [alien tort] and Buncefield [U.K. mass tort] cases. When a company like Chevron gets a 30-year extension in the partitioned neutral zone between Saudi [Arabia] and Kuwait, that's a big day for us as well. But these are all testament to something I'm even more proud of. We have built a strong organization in the law function that works well with our businesses and can deliver results.
Q: What institutional changes did you put in place?
A: We unified the legal function with common legal standards, performance expectations, compensation and evaluation systems, and a common view of client service. We also established specialty practices in major capital projects contracting and environmental law. We created a litigation management system recognized by CC as best practice.
Q: How big is your group, and what about your stable of outside counsel?
A: Our legal organization is now hovering around 400, up from 300 lawyers. When I first started we were using nearly 800 law firms. We're probably currently using 400 law firms globally. But 35 preferred providers do 60 or 70 percent of the work. Everyone likes to sue us and sue all over world.
Q: Not long after you joined you had occasion to use your antitrust skills in the Unocal merger. Some think Chevron benefited from a xenophobic response to the competing bid by China's Cnooc. Do you have any mixed feelings?
A: We have no mixed feelings at all about the transaction. There was a question whether Cnooc would get CFIUS [national security] approval. We spent a fair amount of time convincing Unocal's management and board that our offer had more certainty of confirmation. It took a fair amount of legal work on our part to preserve that certainty, since we faced the prospect of antitrust review, and needed to resolve a pending FTC complaint, and a host of securities lawsuits. We were lucky enough to announce the deal in April [2005], and consummate the deal in August. I don't think an oil merger of that scale has ever been pushed through that fast. We were moving at warp speed, and Cravath and Pillsbury gave us superb support. [Our] speed ... was a big part of the value proposition we offered shareholders. The Chinese were unable to convince Unocal they could overcome their obstacles, but we're unapologetic about that. It was a tough four months.
Q: Is there room to improve the CFIUS process for reviewing foreign investment?
A: I think there's room to reform any government institution. I actually sat on CFIUS as a government representative for DOJ. By and large I think companies get a fair hearing.
Q: Antitrust is traditionally a big legal concern. But a lot of your time has been consumed by emerging issues like human rights or foreign corruption or climate change. Let's first talk about corruption. You settled an "oil for food" investigation in 2007 for $30 million. Do you think regulators sometimes interpret the FCPA too aggressively?
A: I'm certainly not going to say that prosecution of foreign corruption is inappropriate. We settled that case and put it behind us. But I continue to think we had a strong and worthwhile legal position. One of challenges in that space is that there are virtually no FCPA cases that get litigated. This was a case in which it was alleged that Chevron should have known the people it engaged in arms-length transactions with were giving money to the Saddam Hussein regime. Nobody ever said Chevron gave anyone a dime.
Q: That certainly puts the onus on companies to do due diligence on their intermediaries. Have you improved compliance during your time overseeing the function?
A: Yes, we have increased our due diligence in this and other areas. But I'm not altogether sure, if your conduct is going to be judged by what a person actually did, that you're really protected by due diligence. That's one of the risks in enforcement based on secondary theories of liability. I question that as a policy resolution but in individual cases you have to do what you have to do.
Q: Let's talk about human rights now. Is one of the lessons you draw from Bowoto that corporations should be more willing to fight claims they don't accept on the merits?
A: I can't think of a way a company could have confronted claims more directly than we did. People got away for years with characterizing a series of events in a way that we knew we could demonstrate didn't happen. We did not win as the result of tricky legal maneuvers. We won because we were able to prove that what they said happened didn't happen.
Q: To what degree is human rights now a concern for GCs or board members?
A: I defy almost anyone to come up with a commonly accepted definition of the phrase human rights. Does a company like ours want to operate responsibly where we operate? Absolutely. But we are cognizant when any event of any type happens there is a propensity for aggressive trial lawyers to come back to us and characterize it as a human rights issue. We deal with it in our compliance and operating regimens, and hope that when a thing like Bowoto occurs we have a documentary record to show our company has done the right thing. The common thread in all these cases is that the government hasn't done something it was supposed to do. The reality we have to deal with all over world is people want to change governments through litigation against our company.
Q: There is a movement afoot to address climate change through litigation. Is that on your radar?
A: Well, yes. I read an editorial yesterday on the beneficial social role of plaintiffs' lawyers. I laughed and then I threw up. The fact of the matter is litigation is never a way to get appropriate societal results. The idea that we have all these plaintiffs' lawyers acting as private attorney generals [sic] trying to achieve appropriate social results and they happen to get rich doing it is preposterous. If there's ever going to be an appropriate resolution of climate change it's not going to take place in anybody's courtroom. All this litigation is dressed up as people trying to change the world and it's really trying to change the balance of their bank accounts. How can we possibly throw a social issue like this into the hands of a nonexpert decision maker who then makes the decision based on the presentations of someone in it for money? It's just not a good way to make public policy.


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We live in a world of mass deception. Who to believe.
The father of the Sandy Hook shooter and the father of the Aurora Co. shooting are intertwined. I think just about everything thrown at us is askew. I'm starting to think UFOTV is sounding pretty convincing compared to what out media throws at us.


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Cat 6 lead authors: WU cofounder Dr. Jeff Masters (right), who flew w/NOAA Hurricane Hunters 1986-1990, & WU meteorologist Bob Henson, @bhensonweather
By: Dr. Jeff Masters , 02:52 PM GMT am 30. September 2011
The devastating Texas drought that has already cost over $5 billion could continue for nine more years, predicted Texas State Climatologist John Nielson-Gammon in an interview with Reuters yesterday. "It is possible that we could be looking at another of these multi-year droughts like we saw in the 1950s, and like the tree rings have shown that the state has experienced over the last several centuries," Nielson-Gammon said. Drought statistics released yesterday by the U.S. Drought Monitor showed that over 96% of Texas is experiencing the two worst categories of drought, extreme and exceptional. The past 12 months have been the driest one-year period on record in Texas. The main blame for this year's drought can be put on La Niña, the cooling of equatorial Pacific waters that deflects the jet stream and takes rain-bearing low pressure system away from Texas. Other large-scale atmospheric/oceanic patterns called the Pacfic Decadal Oscillation (PDO) and Atlantic Multidecadal Oscillation (AMO) have also favored dry conditions for Texas this year. When the AMO brings warm ocean temperatures to the North Atlantic, as it has since 1995, Texas is typically dry. Texas also tends to be dry when the PDO brings cool ocean temperatures to the coastal North Pacific next to North America. This has been the case since 2007 (except for late 2009 and early 2010.) In a post earlier this month in his excellent blog, Climate Abyss, Nielson-Gammon has this to say about the influence of global warming on the 2011 drought:
Precipitation: The balance of evidence does not support the assertion that the rainfall deficit since October 2010 was made larger or more likely by global warming.
Temperature: Compared to long-term averages of summer temperature,the rainfall deficit accounted for about 4°F of excess heat and global warming accounted for about 1°F of excess heat. Warmer temperatures lead to greater water demand, faster evaporation, and greater drying-out of potential fuels for fire. Thus, the impacts of the drought were enhanced by global warming, much of which has been caused by man.
Figure 1. This week's Drought Monitor showed that over 96% of Texas was experiencing the two worst categories of drought, extreme and exceptional. Image credit: U.S. Drought Monitor.
High fire danger for Texas today
Strong winds, temperatures in the 90s, and relative humidities in the 15 - 25% range will bring critical fire conditions today to Texas in the Austin-San Antonio region today, according to the Storm Prediction Center. Austin set a record high for the date yesterday, when the mercury climbed to 99°. Dry weather will dominate Texas for the coming week, but an increasing flow of moist air off the Gulf of Mexico next weekend may allow for a little drought relief 7 - 10 days from now. Texas' hurricane season is pretty much over; it is rare for tropical storms to affect Texas this late in the season. There is the potential the state could get moisture from an Eastern Pacific tropical storm, but there are probably only going to be 1 - 3 more storms in the Eastern Pacific this year, since activity in the basin is sharply lower during La Niña events.
Ophelia strengthens into the season's fourth hurricane
Hurricane Ophelia has strengthened into an respectable Category 3 hurricane with 115 mph winds, making it the season's fourth hurricane and third major hurricane. The arrival of the season's fourth hurricane on September 29 is a week later than the average date for the season's fourth hurricane, which is September 21. This is a remarkably late date for a season boasting the 2nd greatest number of named storms ever recorded before October (sixteen). Typically, over 60% of all named storms intensify into hurricanes; this year, the percentage has been only 25%. This bizarre combination of a near-record number of named storms but only four hurricanes has led to a near-average year for total destructive potential, as measured by the Accumulated Cyclone Energy (ACE). We are about 7% above average for ACE for this point in the season, according to stats compiled by Dr. Ryan Maue. The combination of near-record warm sea surface temperatures but exceptionally dry, stable air over the tropical Atlantic responsible for this year's odd hurricane season shows no signs of changing over the next few weeks. However, it's worth pointing out that the ocean regions north of 20°N latitude where Ophelia and Philippe are positioned have near-normal levels of atmospheric stability and dry air.
Figure 2. Morning satellite image of Ophelia.
Recent satellite loops show that Ophelia continues to intensify. The hurricane has a prominent eye, good upper-level outflow, and solid lower-level spiral banding. Moderate wind shear due to upper-level west-southwesterly winds is slowing intensification, and shear is expected to remain moderate through Sunday. The models agree that Ophelia will track far enough to the east of Bermuda that the island should see sustained winds below 45 mph, since it will be on the weak (left) side of the storm. The 11 am wind probability forecast from NHC gave Bermuda a 30% chance of receiving tropical storm force winds, and just a 1% chance of receiving hurricane force winds. Ophelia's closest approach to the island will be late Saturday night and early Sunday morning. Ophelia is likely to bring high winds and heavy rains to Southeast Newfoundland Monday, though the models have been trending towards keeping Ophelia farther offshore from Newfoundland in their recent runs. The 11 am wind probability forecast for Cape Race, Newfoundland gave it a 36% chance of receiving tropical storm force winds, and a 1% chance of hurricane force winds.
Tropical Storm Philippe
In the middle Atlantic, Tropical Storm Philippe continues to struggle against dry air and wind shear. Satellite loops show Philippe is a small system with little heavy thunderstorm activity, with the surface circulation exposed to view by wind shear. Wind shear is expected to increase to a very high 30 - 40 knots Saturday through Monday, thanks to the upper-level outflow from Ophelia. This shear may be high enough to destroy Philippe by Monday, though most of the models predict Philippe will survive the shear for the next five days. In the event Philippe does survive the shear, the storm could penetrate far enough west that Bermuda might need to be concerned with it, since Philippe will be forced almost due west by a strong ridge of high pressure early next week. There is even a small chance (perhaps 5%) that Philippe could make a comeback from Ophelia's high shear and affect the U.S. East Coast or Bahama Islands late next week.
Elsewhere in the Atlantic, none of the computer models is calling for a new tropical storm to form in the coming seven days. The large-scale environment over the Atlantic currently favors sinking air, due to the current phase of the Madden-Julian Oscillation (MJO). This situation will likely last well into next week, and will discourage formation of new tropical storms. The MJO is a 30 - 60 day cycle of thunderstorm activity that affects the tropics.
Figure 3. Satellite-predicted rainfall amounts for the 24-hour period ending at 2 am EDT Saturday October 1, 2011, for Typhoon Nalgae. The typhoon is expected to dump 4 - 8 inches of rain over Northern Luzon in the Philippines. This is probably an underestimate, given Nalgae's recent rapid intensification from Cat 2 to Cat 4. Image credit: NOAA/NESDIS.
Typhoon Nesat drenching Vietnam; Category 4 Typhoon Nalgae drenching the Philippines
Typhoon Nesat hit Vietnam today near Hanoi as a strong tropical storm with 70 mph winds. Nesat roared across Luzon Island in the Philippines Monday as a powerful Category 3 typhoon with 120 mph winds, leaving 43 people dead and 30 missing. The Philippines has a very bad case of deja-vu today, with Typhoon Nalgae already beginning to dump heavy rains on the main island of Luzon. Nalgae is expected to follow a track almost exactly the same as Nesat's, passing over Luzon just to the north of the capital of Manila. Nalgae is expected to maintain its Category 4 strength until landfall, and will likely bring at least 4 - 8 inches of rain to Northern Luzon. While this may not be as wet a storm as Nesat, Nalgae's rains will be falling on soils already saturated from Nesat's heavy rains, and the potential exists for high loss of life due to extreme flooding and mudslides. Wind damage is also a huge concern; Nagae's 135 mph winds are capable of causing widespread destruction on Luzon.
Jeff Masters
The views of the author are his/her own and do not necessarily represent the position of The Weather Company or its parent, IBM.
Cat 6 lead authors: WU cofounder Dr. Jeff Masters (right), who flew w/NOAA Hurricane Hunters 1986-1990, & WU meteorologist Bob Henson, @bhensonweather


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I just installed Gnome 2.6 out of Debian experimental, and I'm pleased by several things.
It's faster. GTK seems to be faster--menu redraws are quick, and the whole interface feels pretty good. Most impressive, though, is Nautilus, which has gone from dog slow to downright snappy.
It reminds me of the Mac. I'm an old Mac user, so I'm delighted by the "spatial" version of Nautilus. Essentially, there's a one-to-one mapping between directories and folder windows, and folder windows have persistent properties, including location. This was a really robust UI design, and I'm glad to see Nautilus borrowing it. I just wish they'd simplify the screen even further, and add support for those nice Finder triangles.
It has good blogging tools. I'm writing this post using a panel applet. It only takes me two clicks to post to Advogato. I've also set up the Straw news aggregator, which is thoroughly reasonable.
All in all, the UI situation is very good in Gnome 2.6. I'm impressed at how quickly the Linux desktop is becoming truly usable.
(On an unrelated note, Blender, MakeHuman, and Wings3D make a darn sweet 3D modelling setup. You can get better, but not without getting well into the 4-figure range.)


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The Executive Office of the Governor is accepting applications for the position of chair of the Reemployment Assistance Appeals Commission for a term ending June 30.
A subsequent four-year term will begin on July 1, and applicants may be considered for this additional four-year term.
The position is established in §443.012, Fla. Stat., and is vested with all authority and responsibilities relating to reemployment assistance appeal proceedings. The chair must have the qualifications required by law for a judge of the circuit court and shall not engage in any other business, vocation, or employment.
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By Dimitra DeFotis
Royal Dutch Shell CEO Peter Voser had a message this week as he met with investors, analysts and select media: natural gas has great promise.
Gas is as important to Royal Dutch Shell (RDSA) production and profits as crude oil is these days. That's the net result of billions in divestitures and purchases in recent years. Voser told Barrons.com and the Wall Street Journal in a meeting this week, coinciding with investor and analyst confabs in New York, that China's potential to produce unconventional natural gas from shale could be even greater than that in the U.S., but China's terrain is more complicated.
And that means greater extraction costs. Royal Dutch plans to invest $20 billion over the next three years to develop "profitable new gas supplies to meet the market's growing demand."
Voser thinks the U.S. can export liquefied natural gas and related products, but that there is also great potential as North American vehicles switch from diesel to natural gas fuel. (The International Energy Agency said this week that the U.S. could be the largest oil exporter by 2020 – our post on that here.)
Royal Dutch stock has languished this year, under-performing ExxonMobil (XOM) and


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I´ve used a spotlight as a basis, so they´re very simple and fast, also. You can orient them and change their width and height. They cast no shadow, that will be a different thread :D (a very blurred pcss shadowmap should do the trick). I´m very excited about them because (at least for me) they open a new world of illumination schemes!
Code: (there is room for optimization but it´s usable as it is)
vec3 projectOnPlane(in vec3 p, in vec3 pc, in vec3 pn) { float distance = dot(pn, p-pc); return p - distance*pn; } int sideOfPlane(in vec3 p, in vec3 pc, in vec3 pn){ if (dot(p-pc,pn)>=0.0) return 1; else return 0; } vec3 linePlaneIntersect(in vec3 lp, in vec3 lv, in vec3 pc, in vec3 pn){ return lp+lv*(dot(pn,pc-lp)/dot(pn,lv)); } void areaLight(in int i, in vec3 N, in vec3 V, in float shininess, inout vec4 ambient, inout vec4 diffuse, inout vec4 specular) { vec3 right = normalize(vec3(gl_ModelViewMatrix*gl_LightSource[i].ambient)); vec3 pnormal = normalize(gl_LightSource[i].spotDirection); vec3 up = normalize(cross(right,pnormal)); //width and height of the area light: float width = 1.0; float height = 4.0; //project onto plane and calculate direction from center to the projection. vec3 projection = projectOnPlane(V,vec3(gl_LightSource[i].position.xyz),pnormal);// projection in plane vec3 dir = projection-vec3(gl_LightSource[i].position.xyz); //calculate distance from area: vec2 diagonal = vec2(dot(dir,right),dot(dir,up)); vec2 nearest2D = vec2(clamp( diagonal.x,-width,width ),clamp( diagonal.y,-height,height)); vec3 nearestPointInside = vec3(gl_LightSource[i].position.xyz)+(right*nearest2D.x+up*nearest2D.y); float dist = distance(V,nearestPointInside);//real distance to area rectangle vec3 L = normalize(nearestPointInside - V); float attenuation = calculateAttenuation(i, dist); float nDotL = dot(pnormal,-L); if (nDotL > 0.0 && sideOfPlane(V,vec3(gl_LightSource[i].position.xyz),pnormal) == 1) //looking at the plane { //shoot a ray to calculate specular: vec3 R = reflect(normalize(-V), N); vec3 E = linePlaneIntersect(V,R,vec3(gl_LightSource[i].position.xyz),pnormal); float specAngle = dot(R,pnormal); if (specAngle > 0.0){ vec3 dirSpec = E-vec3(gl_LightSource[i].position.xyz); vec2 dirSpec2D = vec2(dot(dirSpec,right),dot(dirSpec,up)); vec2 nearestSpec2D = vec2(clamp( dirSpec2D.x,-width,width ),clamp( dirSpec2D.y,-height,height)); float specFactor = 1.0-clamp(length(nearestSpec2D-dirSpec2D)*shininess,0.0,1.0); specular += gl_LightSource[i].specular * attenuation * specFactor * specAngle; } diffuse += gl_LightSource[i].diffuse * attenuation * nDotL; } ambient += gl_LightSource[i].ambient * attenuation; }
Specular is correctly calculated as you can see, along with diffuse and ambient.
I see lots of potential uses for this in any graphics application, for example:
-fluorescent bulbs (spot, omni or directional can´t even approximate this)
-glowing panels
-lava pits
You can even fake GI (fake because you are emitting light, not reflecting it) using some well-positioned area lights: in a room that has bright green floor, placing a greenish area light pointing upwards there can give quite a boost to the scene at a negligible cost.
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Keeper ready for tough competition
Keeper Aaron McCarey is hoping to use his Republic of Ireland summer boost to push Carl Ikeme and Wayne Hennessey hard for the starting berth at Wolves next season.
The 21-year-old followed up an appearance for the Republic of Ireland Under-21s in a friendly with Denmark by landing a place in the full squad for a trip to New York and friendly with Spain.
And while he didn't manage to get on the pitch to make a senior debut, he took plenty from the experience of working with what was a first choice Irish squad ahead of returning with Wolves for pre-season.
"It was a great summer," says McCarey.
"I thought going away with the 21s to play Denmark in a friendly was a nice end to the season.
"But then I got back from there and had the shock call-up for the senior squad which I wasn't expecting at all.
"We went out to New York for five days which was a great learning curve for me and a great experience, something I will remember for a long time.
"It was a full strength squad Ireland had out and the players ran Spain very close in the game and were unlucky not to get a draw.
"Working with that quality of player was a really good experience and gave me a confidence boost ahead of coming back to Wolves for the new season.
"When you work with different keepers you can always pick up different things and you take all those bits together and try and put it into your own game and make progress."
Goalkeepers may sometimes do their own fitness work during pre-season specific to their position, but also join in with the outfield players on many of the different runs and exercises designed to push the squad into peak condition.
That work continues this week, with today the first full day of the squad's pre-season training camp in Scotland.
"It has been a tough couple of weeks back and definitely the toughest pre-season I have been involved in," McCarey explains.
"But it's been very enjoyable as well.
"We are all getting our hard work in, but also a lot of football, and there is a good mix and match.
"Everyone is looking very fit and looking forward to starting the season.
"We have been all together with the early starts in the morning and the running and then the keepers work together for a bit on the football before joining in with the outfield players when needed.
"Then we had the gym in the afternoons.
"They were long days but it's what was needed and now we will carry it on in Scotland this week.
"We also start the matches and once that happens you know the season is only just around the corner."
And despite the departure of Dorus De Vries to Nottingham Forest, there remains plenty of competition for places between the Wolves nets.
McCarey already boasts plenty of experience at League One level following a loan spell at Walsall last season, while his more senior counterparts Hennessey and Ikeme have shown their own quality in recent seasons.
"Dorus has left now and we all wish him well at Nottingham Forest," said McCarey.
"Everyone here is fighting hard for the position.
"All of the goalkeepers here know each other very well and respect each other and Wayne and Carl are top players.
"Whoever is training well and producing in the games will get the chance and will have to take it by the scruff of the neck.
"The gaffer is going to be watching everyone very closely over the next few weeks and when you get a chance in pre-season training or games you just have to take it.
"It is very good and healthy competition and I am not sure there are many clubs even at a higher level that have the quality of goalkeepers that Wolves have had.
"It can only help as we are all pushing each other every day in training to make each other better.
"That's the beauty of goalkeeping – everyone sticks in it together as the GK union!
"In my case, I'm working as hard as I can and would love an opportunity at Wolves.
"I have been here a long time and hopefully will get an opportunity and if I do, I have to take it with both hands and do enough to make an impression with the manager.
"Last year was really good experience at Walsall and so if I am called upon this season I feel I have got that in the locker.
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Mark D'Onofrio is a huge, huge problem. His zone defense is awful.
Mark D'Onofrio is a huge, huge problem. His zone defense is awful.
Lol at this defense
Looking at the big picture, there's absolutely no way changes aren't made. I didn't think No'Dfrio would be fired. Now... There's no way is there? Please tell me there's no way. Of course, once he's fired, there's about a 99% change Al Groh is our new DC. Why do I root for these piece of **** teams?
Over the last three games (Florida State, Virginia Tech & Duke), the defense has given up 131 points, 1609 yards, and over 60% on third downs!!! Out of the seven major colleges in the state of Florida, Miami comes in 6th ahead of only FIU.
Here are some more eye opening stats:
9 rushing TD's allowed in the past two games, four by Duke QB Brandon Connette - the second week in a row one player has scored four rushing TD's.
43.6 average number of points UM has allowed during its current 3 game losing streak.
1976 Year of UM's last loss to Duke, which was the first meeting .
LOL at this team...wow. This defense make any team look like Oregon and Stephen Morris is a piece of ****.
Canes win 45-26....the team is still a fraud and Stephen Morris is garbage.
Not sure what the future holds for the defense, but this offense is going to be damn good for years to come. We knew Stacy Coley was going to be a beast, but I wasn't expecting him to be this good this early. With a QB that can actually throw a short throw with any accuracy to give these guys like Coley and Waters an opportunity for YAC, that side of the team will be exciting as hell at least.
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"Fugue State," a senior thesis production by Silas Riener featuring dance and poetry, is scheduled for 7:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday, April 28-29, in the Chancellor Green rotunda. A matinee performance is set for 1 p.m. April 29.
The performance is directed by Riener, a comparative literature major who is earning certificates in dance and creative writing. The show will feature poetry readings and choreography by Riener, as well as a performance of "Falling Awake" by Rebecca Lazier, a lecturer in the Program in Theater and Dance.
Riener, who began studying dance at Princeton, performed the lead roles in the University's productions of Prokofiev's "Le Pas D'Acier" ("The Steel Step") and Nijinsky's "L'Apres Midi d'une Faun." ("The Afternoon of a Faun"). He will attend New York University's Tisch School of the Arts after graduating from Princeton.
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Doctor Who, the long running science fiction series from the BBC has had many actors play the part of the renegade Time Lord, known as the Doctor. Ask most fans, and they can tell you there have been 13 actors to play the role. And they would be right, for the most part. What does that mean? It means, yes there have been 12 lead actors in the series over its 50+ year history, and John Hurt played a never before seen incarnation, for the series' 50th Anniversary special, The Day of the Doctor. But there have … Continue reading


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The event, sponsored by the Department of French and Italian, will run from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. each day.
The conference is titled "The Strange M. Proust/L'Étrange M. Proust" and aims to put Proust's major work -- and its reception -- in perspective. Although "A la Recherche du Temps perdu" has become a classic and Proust often has been considered one of the greatest authors of the 20th century, this work, in many ways, remains unorthodox.
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Our founding fathers founded this nation on Christian values. We have heard it repeated countless times. Is true or BS? You be the judge. Let's play a game. There will be a quote and guess who it is from.
1. Christianity neither is, nor ever was, a part of the common law.
2. The way to see by faith is to shut the eye of reason.
3. The purpose of separation of church and state is to keep these shores from the ceaseless strife that has soaked the soil of Europe in blood for centuries.
4. This would be the best of all possible worlds if there were no religion in it.
5. I do not believe in the creed by the Jewish Church, by the Roman Church, by the Greek Church, by the Turkish Church, by the Protestant Church, nor by any Church that I know of. My own mind is my own Church. Each of these Churches accuse the other of unbelief; and for my part, I disbelieve them all.


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On a star-crossed "pre-honeymoon" in Verona (the setting of Romeo and Juliet), Sophie falls in with the Secretaries of Juliet, volunteers who answer the anguished notes that lovesick puppies deliver to Casa di Giulietta. Sophie's soulful response to Claire (Vanessa Redgrave, slumming it) inspires the older woman to find her lost love, Lorenzo — and Claire brings both Sophie and her surly grandson (Christopher Egan) along for the ride.
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