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5 Best Servers in Women's Tennis Today
A robust, strong serve is one of the best weapons in a player's arsenal, and getting a good first serve in helps a player declare themselves from ...
A robust, strong serve is one of the best weapons in a player's arsenal, and getting a good first serve in helps a player declare themselves from the get go. A powerful serve can come in many shapes and forms, but immediately helps a player go on the attack.
The best serves combine power, precision and purpose to create a good shot – and one that is difficult to return.
Here's a look at 5 of the best serves in the business among the current WTA crop:
#5 Madison Keys
Young American ace Madison Keys has it all – power, precision, panache. Considered the 'next Serena Williams' at only 22, Keys has some great power-hitting in her arsenal – but even she knows how good her serve is, and lists it as her favourite shot.
Most powerful on quick grass surfaces, Keys' serve is her biggest weapon. She has dominated the points on serve – most notably during the 2016 grass-court season, where she held up excellently during the Aegon Classic to take her second WTA title. Incidentally, her first was also on grass, at Eastbourne in 2014.
That serve is both speedy and powerful, and Keys uses this to her advantage. The big, fast hitting is something that would normally be useful on faster surfaces, but last year Keys appears to have unlocked it to her advantage, reaching the finals at Rome, before losing in the finals to Serena Williams.
The youngest player in the top 10, World No 9 Madison Keys' serve is a delight to watch – and with more training, could become even more precise, given that at only 22, it is already one of the best on Tour.


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Cheap talk with simultaneous versus sequential messages
Recent experimental studies find excessive truth-telling and excessive trust in one sender/one receiver cheap talk games with an essentially unique and babbling equilibrium. We extend this setup by adding a second sender into the play and study the behavior of the players both theoretically and experimentally. We examine games where senders are assumed to communicate with the receiver either simultaneously or sequentially as well as a game where the receiver chooses one of these two communication methods. The theoretical predictions for truth-telling, non-conflicting messages observed and trust frequencies are the same for both the simultaneous and sequential plays; however, we observe systematic differences between the treatments of these plays. While the truth-telling frequencies stay above the theoretical prediction of the one half during all the experiments, the nature of truth-telling seems to differ between sequential and simultaneous plays. Under simultaneous communication, the messages of senders are non-conflictive more than half of the time, while the non-conflicting messages are significantly more likely to be correct than not. The frequency of non-conflicting messages is lower under sequential plays due to the tendency of the second sender to revert the message of the first sender. We observe that subjects who prefer to get non-conflicting messages prefer simultaneous mode of communication more often. When acting as senders, these subjects also adjust their truth-telling frequencies so as to generate conflictive messages.
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Wayne Rooney, John Terry and Rio Ferdinand are also reported to have sent texts to the Liverpool captain, who could face up to five years in jail if convicted over the fight in the Lounge Inn bar-restaurant in Southport in the early hours of Monday morning.
Gerrard, 28, has told friends that he intends to clear his name and was said to be "soul searching" about the incident in which Marcus McGee, a businessman and part-time DJ, lost a tooth and suffered a gash on his head needing four stitches.
Liverpool also gave its support to the player who was praised as an "outstanding servant" to the club for the past 10 years.
It was while he was out celebrating the side's 5-1 win over Newcastle United on Sunday that the row is said to have broken out, initially about the music being played.
He is understood to have asked Mr McGee, a friend of the restaurant's owner, if he could borrow a swipe card, which staff must use to operate the music system behind the bar, but was refused.
The argument escalated into a fight and several other men became involved and Mr McGee is said to have been hit with a glass or bottle at one point.
Gerrard was arrested with five other men and questioned for most of the following day.
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The Ridges Sanctuary (The Ridges), a 1,050-acre State Natural Area in Door County, Wisconsin, was once known to contain at least 25 species of native orchids. These historically abundant orchid populations have significantly declined in recent decades due to loss of habitat, habitat changes, unauthorized collection, and predation. This project—the first of its kind for Stantec and North America's leading researchers—is dedicated to reintroducing native terrestrial orchid species to this unique eco-region.
The effort began with a two-year planning and germination period during which hundreds of rare orchid seeds were collected and grown under controlled laboratory conditions. In spring 2015, Stantec botanists led more than 30 volunteers and installed more than 1,100 delicate State-Threatened ram's-head lady's-slipper (Cypripedium arietinum) orchid seedlings. This research program has been recognized by the Smithsonian Institution's Environmental Research Center as a regional leader in orchid conservation efforts.
Stantec's relationship with The Ridges has provided opportunities to complete a variety of biological studies, habitat restoration, engineering, stormwater management, permitting and landscape design services associated with a new state-of-the-art Interpretive Center. Partnering with The Ridges staff, Stantec is also administering a scenic byways grant for a 2,500 foot to interpretive boardwalk through this sensitive environment that allows the public to get a close-up view of these species and unique habitats.


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I decided I'd just make another blog post because the other one is getting pretty full.
So, we FINALLY found a pet store that has corn snakes for sale. I only called them so, I don't know if I'll find a FEMALE corn snake. There is also someone selling their ball python and all it's things for $80. I told my mom but she said, "Yeah, let's try finding a corn snake". Wasn't a no, wasn't a yes.
Also, I'm keeping the mouse as a pet... Yup. I'm going to have a pet snake and a pet mouse... I just like the little guy too much, it would be sad to see him be killed. Plus, I do hold him a lot. So, what names do you think I should give him? Lately, I've just called him Mr. Mouse but, he's a pet now so, I can give him an actual name. My mom likes him too so, I get to keep him with her approval.
Alya is a lovely Arabic name, meaning 'sky.'
Kalani is a rhythmic name means 'sky.'
Akash is a Hindu name, meaning 'sky.'
I thought it'd be cute to name "Mr. Mouse" a name meaning Sky. I think Mr. Mouse is a girl, but I don't feel the need to find out... But yeah, I remember you wanted Zeppelin to have a name that meant Sky but, I chose Zeppelin. Btw, did I ever tell you the Aaron is the one who came up with Zeppelin?
So far I'm favoring Alya. If you have any name suggestions, than go ahead and say :3
8/9/2016 12:45:49 am
I kind of hope you don't find the female corn snake so you can get the python haha I really like the python :3
8/9/2016 02:11:06 am
Me too x3 But, my mom is just really stubborn about the corn snake... Eh. I might talk to her about it.
8/9/2016 02:35:12 pm
I am getting a ball python if it's still available. It will have it's own tank and all. I will be so happy if it is! :3
8/9/2016 03:22:50 pm
Sorry it took me so long to respond. I just had a really bad day. I don't feel like talking about it though. Maybe I will tomorrow in the morning. In the afternoon I start with chemotherapy so I probably won't answer to what you write back.
8/9/2016 05:24:04 pm
I will call him Taij. Haha, just one letter off x3 So, I will have Zeppelin, Taij, and Alya. I will be so so so SOOOOO happy when I see Zeppelins adorable little face again. I still miss Zeppelin but, it will be nice to have a snake to help me feel better and cope with stress. School is coming, so I need a dude to help me. It will be really cool to have both a corn snake and ball python when Zeppelin returns.
8/10/2016 05:51:09 am
ow haha well close enough :P
8/10/2016 12:58:35 pm
Yeah, I plan to look for him again... I'm really worried, but am trying to stay calm.
8/10/2016 02:44:53 pm
If she doesn't want to eat from your hand she probably doesn't trust you enough yet. try to work on the trust first. but just so you know... don't be disappointed if you cant teach her many stuff. Mice are not as smart as rats are so you have to be more patient and persistent.
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Friends of Wilmington Parks is a 501(c)(3) organization founded in 1991 as a grass-roots organization of supporters who wanted to restore Brandywine Park to its original splendor. The Friends of Wilmington Parks currently has 500 members, making it Delaware's largest Friends organization. Working with the State of Delaware Division of Parks & Recreation and the City of Wilmington, the Friends are committed to the preservation and maintenance of the Wilmington State Parks system.
Our mission is the sensitive restoration of parkland and historic structures and the support of educational, recreational, and cultural programs for the public. FOWP is committed to maintaining the natural beauty and historic monuments of the Wilmington State Parks, which are part of the Delaware State Parks system: Brandywine Park, Rockford Park, Kentmere Parkway, Alapocas Run State Park, and H. Fletcher Brown Park.
The FOWP Board of Stewards is comprised of civic, legal, business, nonprofit, education, financial, and horticultural leaders. Each board member serves a one-year term, and elections occur at the FOWP Annual Meeting in November.
Tom, a Delaware native, lives and works in Wilmington. He and his family are frequent visitors to Wilmington's parks, including for an annual Thanksgiving football game in Rockford Park. His FOWP involvement began in 2008 with clean-up projects in Brandywine Park, and he joined the Board of Stewards in 2011. He practices business and fiduciary litigation with the law firm Cooch and Taylor. He also coaches the high school mock trial team for the Tatnall School, his alma mater.
Ellen Muenter, a resident of Chadds Ford, PA, spends much of her time as a volunteer for nonprofits in Wilmington, Delaware. As a longtime docent of the Brandywine Zoo, she joined the Board of Friends of Wilmington Parks and acted as a liaison between both organizations. She actively volunteers for the Delaware Museum of Natural History, in addition to the Zoo and FOWP. As an event planner, she ran the Kennett Square Mushroom Festival and was also its Executive Director. She enjoys helping to plan events for FOWP as well as working in the Jasper Crane Rose Garden, where she was instrumental in the Garden's 2014 renovation.
Ed graduated from Salesianum School, University of Delaware, and Dickinson Law School. He is a former State Deputy Attorney General, Asst. Public Defender, Court Appointed Defense Counsel, who also maintained private Civil Law practice from 1978 to 2009. Ed has lived all his professional life in City near our parks and has been Steward since 2010. He also serves as Secretary of the Police Athletic League, a Board member and mentor of Mike Clark Legacy Foundation at Boys & Girls Club, MS Bike to Bay Planning Committee, and St. Vincent de Paul Society at St. Ann Church. Ed's hobbies are cycling, distance running (he was a 4 time Qualifier for Boston Marathon!) and baseball (he was a scholarship ballplayer at U of D and played eight years of local Semipro baseball).
David Sorber is a lifelong resident of the Wilmington area. A graduate of St. Edmonds Academy, Salesianum School, and the University of Delaware, he has been a member of the Friends board since 2000. He has been a banker in Wilmington for over 40 years and is currently Senior Mortgage Loan Officer at Citizens Bank. He and his wife Marie live in the Delaware Avenue neighborhood near Brandywine Park. He and his dog Max are daily park walkers.
Kathleen lives in the Ninth Ward area of Wilmington just a mile walk to Brandywine Park. She is very active in the community as a volunteer. Kathleen's first introduction to Friends of Wilmington Parks was at a Rose Garden Party. She joined the Friends and began serving as the Administrative Assistant in 2014 and is excited to expand her role with the organization as a Steward and Board Secretary. Kathleen enjoys exploring our Wilmington State Parks and beyond on foot and bicycle.
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Why Horror? Is a feature documentary following horror fan Tal Zimerman as he looks at the psychology of horror around the world in order to understand why we love to be scared.
Release Date: 2014
Duration: 81 min
Countries: USA, Canada, UK, Japan, Mexico
Genres: Biography, Documentary, Horror
Directors: Rob Lindsay, Nicolas Kleiman
Writer: Rob Lindsay
Stars: Alexandre Aja, Simon Barrett, Chris Alexander
IMDb: TT3135424
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Heinz Rühmann, (born March 7, 1902, Essen, Germany—died Oct. 4, 1994, Berg, near Starnberg, Germany), German actor who had a motion-picture career that spanned more than 60 years and 100 films and was one of his country's most beloved stars. Specializing in roles as the little man whose optimism and humour enable him to defeat adversity, he came to be considered a comic institution and was voted most popular actor in Germany at least a dozen times. Rühmann began his career as a stage actor in 1920 and made his film debut in 1926 in Das deutsche Mutterherz ("The German Mother Heart"). He became a star after his performance in his first talking picture, Die Drei von der Tankstelle (1930; "Three from the Gas Station"). Such films as Der Mann, der seinen Morder sucht (1931; "Looking for His Murderer") and Der Mann, der Sherlock Holmes war (1937; "The Man Who Was Sherlock Holmes") made Rühmann so popular that Nazi authorities pressured him to divorce his wife, who was half Jewish. He did so in 1938--after 14 years of marriage--but he helped her escape to Sweden, and after World War II they appeared on television together. Rühmann then directed a few films, but acting remained his principal focus. Among his postwar acting successes were Charleys Tante (1955; "Charley's Aunt"), Der Hauptmann von Köpenick (1956; "The Captain from Köpenick"), and Der Brave Soldat Schwejk (1960; "The Good Soldier Schweik"). Rühmann became known to English-speaking audiences through his role in the motion picture Ship of Fools (1965). In 1993 he appeared in In weiter Ferne, so nah! ("Far Away, So Close"), thus becoming one of the very few silent-film performers to remain active in the 1990s.
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Regarding the fuel consumption, the Fabia GreenLine and the Fabia Estate GreenLine deliver an impressive of 83.1 mpg or 3.39 l/100 km, with CO2 emissions of 89g/km. The Skoda Roomster delivers a fuel consumption of 67.3 mpg or 4.19 l/100 km (a record in the MPV segment) with CO2 emissions of 109g/km.
The new Skoda Octavia GreenLine, which will be available as both a hatchback and an estate, will have a combined fuel consumption of 74.3 mpg (3.8 l/100 km) and CO2 emissions of 99g/km for the hatchback version, while the estate will deliver 67.3 mpg (4.19 l/100 km) with CO2 emissions at 109g/km.
These numbers make the new Octavia GreenLine one of the most environmentally-friendly cars in its segment. The new Yeti GreenLine will deliver a fuel consumption of 61.4 mpg or 4.6 l/100 km (119g/km of CO2).
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Craft planned for teens
TEMECULA ---- Teens will have an opportunity to create an American Indian dreamcatcher Monday at the Temecula Public Library.
Organizers say youths will use steel horseshoes to make the dreamcatcher, which according to lore catch negative dreams in the web and let good dreams through.
The activity is part of a teen program geared to students in seventh through 12th grades that runs through the end of July. Next up is a hypnotist/illusionist who will entertain on July 2.
The library is at 30600 Pauba Road. For information, call 951-693-8900.
UltraStar offers movies for kids
TEMECULA ---- The Summer Kids' Movie Series at the UltraStar theater in Tower Plaza kicks continues this week with screenings of "Rio."
The program features a family-friendly movie at 10 a.m. every weekday through Aug. 17.
From July 2 through July 6, "Zookeeper" will be shown. The following week, "We Bought a Zoo" will be screened.
Tickets, available at the theater box office, cost $5 per person for all 10 weeks; children ages 2 and younger will be admitted free.
Tickets for individual days can be purchased at the door for $1 each.
Doors will open at 9:30 a.m. each weekday at the theater, 27531 Ynez Road in Temecula.
For information, call 951-699-2205.
Law program to feature attorney
TEMECULA ---- The Riverside County Law Library's 2012 Distinguished Speaker Alan Gura will be featured at a Monday program.
Members of the public and the law community are invited to attend the free program.
Gura is a civil rights attorney based in Washington, D.C., and argued on behalf of Heller in the landmark Second Amendment case of "District of Columbia vs. Heller," which began with a challenge to portions of the 1975 Washington, D.C., Firearm's Control Act. Plaintiff Heller, a District of Columbia police officer could carry a firearm while on duty, but was legally precluded by D.C. statute to possess a weapon for home protection. The suit set in motion a series of legal challenges culminating in a the "Heller" decision.
The event will run from noon to 2 p.m. at the Temecula Civic Center, 41000 Main St.
For information, call 951-368-0368.
Program combines balloons, stories
SUN CITY ---- Balloon storyteller Annie Banannie will visit the Sun City Library on Tuesday.
Sponsored by the Friends of the Sun City Library, the program is limited to the first 70 people to get wrist bands, which are available 30 minutes before the start.
Storytime will begin at 3:30 p.m. at the library, 26982 Cherry Hills Blvd.
For information, call 951-679-3534.
Pillow craft planned Tuesday
TEMECULA ---- Youths can make their own fleece pillow craft during a program that will start at 5 p.m. Tuesday at Grace Mellman Community Library.
Teens in the seventh through 12th grades are invited to created a super fluffy fleece pillow. No sewing is required and the supplies will be provided by the library.
Advance registration for the activity is being accepted at the library's reception desk.
The activity is part of a series of youth events planned through the end of July. Next up is a murder mystery dinner on July 17.
The library is at 41000 County Center Drive in Temecula. For information, call 951-296-3893.
Story, activity set for children
LAKE ELSINORE ---- The Lake Elsinore Outlets will offer a storytime for children Wednesday and a chance for youths to make bookmarks on Friday.
For the first activity, kids will listen to interactive stories, sing popular nursery rhymes and color or create crafts with a representative from the Lake Elsinore Library.
And on Friday, they can create their own kite bookmarks
The activities, which are part of a series designed for children, will run from 11 a.m. to noon at the outlets, 17600 Collier Ave., Suite 106.
For information, call 951-245-0087.
Juggling show set Wednesday
TEMECULA ---- A juggling show designed for young children will be presented at 11 a.m. Wednesday at Grace Mellman Community Library.
Organizers say participants of all ages who are accompanied by a parent enjoy the Found Objects Juggling Show, which is billed as a preposterously brilliant and whacky.
The presentation is part of a series of activities for kids younger than 12 that will be offered for the next two months. The next activity is an interactive program on nocturnal animals on July 11.
The library is at 41000 County Center Drive in Temecula. For information, call 951-296-3893.
Pirate day on tap
TEMECULA ---- The Promenade Pals Club will offer pirate-themed activities for children ages 3 to 10 on Thursday.
Participants will be able to join the band of pirates and hunt for treasure.
The free program offers crafts and educational activities from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. each Thursday in the mall's food court.
Parents can sign their children up at the Guest Services kiosk in the upper-level Sears wing, 40820 Winchester Road in Temecula.
The program is sponsored by The Promenade mall and Edwards Cinemas. For information, call 951-296-0975.
Astronomy talk scheduled
TEMECULA ---- Astronomy will be the subject of a program from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Thursday at the Temecula Public Library.
John Garrett and members of the Temecula Valley Astronomer's Club will discuss how astronomy has contributed to our understanding of the primary forces that regulate climate. Afterward, participants will be invited to use club telescopes to explore the night sky.
The library is at 30600 Pauba Road. For information, call 951-693-8900.
City plans free concerts
MURRIETA ---- The city of Murrieta will offer its Summer Concerts in the Park Series in July.
Music lovers are invited to come out for an evening of free entertainment and bring a picnic dinner and chairs or a blanket for lawn seating.
The first concert on July 7 will feature Shameless, playing 50s, 60s and 70s rock and country.
Soul Jazz of Fortune, playing smooth jazz and R&B, will be featured on July 14; Kanan Road, a California country band will play July 21; and SouthBound, a classic rock group will perform July 28.
Concerts will run from 6 to 8 p.m. at Town Square Park, which is behind City Hall at 24601 Jefferson Ave.
For information, call 951-304-7275.
Historic fashion show offered
TEMECULA ---- A historic fashion show will be offered July 7 at the Temecula Valley Museum.
The event, held in celebration of the museum's "Old West" exhibit, is sponsored by the museum and the Old Town Temecula Gunfighters,
The fashion show will begin at 2 p.m. at the museum, 28314 Mercedes St. in Old Town Temecula.
Regular museum hours are 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday and 1 to 4 p.m. Sunday.
For information, call 951-694-6450.
Benefit art show planned
MURRIETA ---- Santa Rosa Plateau's 15th annual Benefit Art Show will be held July 7 and 8.
The opening night concert and reception, "The Art Beat of Bluegrass ... and a little bit of country and a little bit of pop" will feature The Brewer Boys, whose selections include new country, pop, classic rock and blue grass music, on July 7 on the new outdoor stage venue surrounded by the Reserve's Engelmann and Coast Live Oaks.
Proceeds will benefit the Santa Rosa Plateau Foundation's children education programs, which serve more than 7,000 students per year from 10 school districts.
The art show "15 Years of Expressing Nature Through Art" will open July 8 and be on display through Aug. 11 in the Visitors Center. Admittance for the art show is free. Regular viewing hours are 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday through Sunday.
Tickets for opening night cost $30 and include a wine and cheese reception, concert, art show viewing and a chance to meet the artists.
Doors will open for the opening night event at 6 p.m. at the visitors center, 39400 Clinton Keith Road.
For information, call 909-732-2209.
Museum plans youth camps
TEMECULA ---- Summer Explorers Camps will be held at by the Temecula Valley Museum in July.
The programs help children develop a deeper understanding of local, natural and social history. Open to children ages 8 to 10, the half-day camps give students the opportunity to handle museum artifacts, meet historians, geologists and anthropologists, make crafts, and participate in group activities such as games and field trips.
Camps offered include: "Exploring the Natural History of Our Valley," featuring professional naturalists and geologists to learn about plants, rocks, bugs and animals, July 9-13; "Exploring Native American Heritage," to learn about the history and culture of local Native Americans, July 16-20; "Exploring New World Influences," to learn about the Spanish influence on California and the local area, July 23-27; and "Exploring Pioneer Life," to learn about the difficulties of traveling by wagon, the influence of the California Gold Rush and cowboy life on a cattle ranch, July 30-Aug. 3.
The cost is $65 per week and campers must provide their own lunch, snacks and beverages.
Camps will run from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the museum, 28314 Mercedes St.
For information, or to register, call 951-694-6450.
Princess, hero camps offered
TEMECULA ---- Princess or Hero Camp will be offered by the city of Temecula this summer.
Open to boys and girls ages 5 to 10, "If I Were a Princess" camp will be offered in July and "If I Were a Hero" camp will be offered in August at the Harveston Community Recreation Center.
Participants, who are welcome to attend dressed as their favorite princess or hero, will spend each day making crafts and learning about a different princess or hero, and the qualities that it takes to be a lovely princess or a great hero including: bravery, helpfulness, honesty, patience and kindness, and how to live by those values. Lessons on table manners also will be provided during snack time.
The cost is $74 per week plus a $20 materials fee.
Princess camp will be held from 10 a.m. to noon July 9-13, and Hero Camp from 1 to 3 p.m. Aug. 6-10.
The recreation center is at 40135 Village Road in Temecula. For information, or to register, call 951-694-6480.
SAFE plans officer recognition
MURRIETA ---- The fifth annual Police Activity League's Officer-Youth Awards will be presented Friday by Safe Alternatives for Everyone.
Law enforcement officers from the Temecula and Murrieta police departments, dignitaries, city officials and youths in the PAL program, along with SAFE staff and guests will honor the officers for their participation in the program.
The Officer of the Year Award will be given and youths in the PAL Teen Leadership Program will be recognized for their involvement and commitment.
Safe Alternatives for Everyone is dedicated to providing programs and activities which offer kids an opportunity to participate with positive role models in a safe environment with caring adults.
The awards ceremony will be followed by a tri-tip barbecue dinner prepared by Buffalo Bill DeLuna.
The cost is $15 per person or $25 per couple and proceeds will benefit the PAL Equestrian Program.
The awards ceremony will begin at 4:30 p.m. at the Murrieta Equestrian Center, 42670 Juniper St.
For information, call 951-587-3900.
Privates graduate basic training
Two U.S. Army members with ties to Southwest County recently graduated from basic combat training at Fort Jackson, Columbia, S.C.
During the nine weeks of training, the soldiers received training in drill and ceremonies, weapons, map reading, tactics, military courtesy, military justice, physical fitness and first aid.
The graduates were:
-- Pvt. Dario Flores, the son of Nicole Young of Menifee and the grandson of Esther Flores of Temecula. Flores is a 2010 graduate of Great Oak High School in Temecula.
-- Pvt. Kevin C. Krauss, the son of Cristine and Kevin Krauss Sr. of Temecula. Krauss is a 2009 graduate of Great Oak High School.
Marines report in Okinawa
Two Marines with ties to Southwest recently reported for duty with Marine Aerial Refueler Transport Squadron 152, Marine Aircraft Group 35, Okinawa, Japan.
They were:
Sgt. Joshua D. Roman, a 2006 graduate of Chaparral High School in Temecula. Roman joined the Corps in May 2007.
Staff Sgt. Christopher S. Harrell, the son-in-law of Douglas Yanosik of Winchester.
Lake Elsinore
City Council ---- 7 p.m. Tuesday, Cultural Center, 183 N. Main St.
Lake Elsinore Unified School District special meeting ---- 9 a.m. Thursday, board meeting room, 545 Chaney St.
Elsinore Valley Municipal Water District ---- 4 p.m. Thursday, district office, 31315 Chaney St.
Wildomar City Council special meeting ---- 6:30 p.m. Wednesday, Wildomar City Hall, 23873 Clinton Keith Road
Menifee Union School District ---- 4:30 p.m. Tuesday, district office, 30205 Menifee Road
Planning Commissio n ---- 7 p.m. Tuesday, City Hall, 29714 Haun Road
Veterans Memorial Committee ---- 6 p.m. Monday, City Hall, 24601 Jefferson Ave.
Planning Commission ---- 6 p.m. Wednesday, City Hall, 24601 Jefferson Ave.
Romoland School District special meeting ---- 5:30 p.m. Tuesday 25900 Leon Road, Homeland
Riverside County Board of Supervisors ---- 9 a.m. Tuesday, 1st floor, County Administrative Center, 4080 Lemon St.
City Council ---- 7 p.m. Tuesday, council chambers, 41000 Main St.


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The controversial ground action in the Yemeni village of Yakla was meant to target Al Qaeda. Instead, it killed 25 civilians, including children, as well as one US Navy SEAL.
The operation in Yakla village on January 29 was the first US military raid authorised by US President Donald Trump in Yemen.
During his congressional address, Trump called it a "highly successful raid" which generated valuable intelligence.
It is still unclear how useful, if at all, any of the intelligence gathered is.
American special forces in Apache helicopters killed 14 militants and also lost one US Navy SEAL during the operation, the US military confirmed later.
The US military was forced to destroy a $75 million aircraft.
The operation also resulted in the death of at least 25 civilians, including many children.
TRT World 's Mikaela Barwick visited Yakla village where she spoke to survivors.


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i have an access data base which is designed to hold information in relation to a network.I have a field called operational in my table which ranges in value from 0-1 , 1 is for operational 0 is for offline.
I was wondering if a program outside of access could communicate with my db in order to change this value .
The procedure the other program would use is to ping the ip addresses this is not the problem the problem is gettin this program to communicate with my access db in-order to change the value ?? does such a program exist or could it be coded. if so what language would it be complicated ??
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Any program or programming language that can use DAO, ADO or ADO.Net (directly or through ODBC) could do it.


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So ..... Well, if there is any one who really reed this I'm here to talk about something who is in my head for some time. You see, i had to do a Game , like write the history and create characters and draw them and do then in 3D (fail) and stuffs like that.... In the end our 3D have failed, but that's other story.
What I wanted to say is , i'm thinking on doing a demo in flash about this game,since he gave me so much headache.
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Keith Urbahn, former Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld's chief of staff, tweeted the death of Osama Bin Laden a few hours before Obama's official announcement. His tweet reads, "So I'm told by a reputable person they have killed Osama Bin Laden. Hot damn."
During the "the most significant and historic win" announcement, Obama said that Laden was killed in US operation in Abbottabad, 150 km away from Pakistan's capital, Islamabad.
"Tonight I can report to the American people and the world that the United States has conducted an operation that killed Osama bin Laden," Obama said during the announcement.
Obama said that US officials got reliable information on Osama's hiding place on Sunday itself. He authorized a team of Americans to conduct the operation.
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Description of Early effect or Base width modulation
Consider a transistor in common base configuration biased in active region of operation. As you increase collector to base voltage that is if you more reverse bias base collector junction the depletion layer width increases as depletion layer width is proportional to reverse bias voltage (depletion layer width is proportional to square root of reverse bias voltage in abrupt junctions in which P-type to n-type semiconductor transition or vice verse is abrupt and proportional to cube root of reverse bias voltage in gradual junction or linear junction in which transition of semiconductors from n-type to p-type is gradual almost linearly with distance).
This depletion layer protrudes more in to the base than collector because base is lightly doped compared to collector. The inverse relationship of depletion layer width on doping concentration can be explained as follows, as depletion region is a region of uncovered charge carriers due to conservation of charge total charge in base is equal to the total charge in collector. Total uncovered charge in base is equal to product of base depletion layer volume and doping concentration, similarly in collector. Hence
as lateral area is same for base and collector so
Since NC>NB, WB>WC where W stands for depletion layer widths, A stands for areas, N stands for doping concentrations of respective regions B for base, C for collector.
As we increase base to collector voltage depletion layer width increases this in turn decreases effective base width. According to law of junction injected carrier(hole) concentration form emitter in to base should reduce to zero at the onset of depletion layer in base. In the graph shown below the left side is plotted for higher reverse bias compared to graph on right side with less slope compared to the one on the right.This is termed as Early effect.
consequences of Early effect
Early effect has three main consequences
- The emitter current entering the collector through the base is mainly diffusion current. The diffusion current Idiffusion will be directly proportional to the concentration gradient which is the slope of curve drawn for free concentration v/s distance from high concentration(emitter) to low concentration(base) region.Now as collector base reverse bias increases hole concentration gradient increases, this leads to more emitter current (IE α ∆P/∆X). The increase in emitter current in turn causes a increase in the collector current.
- Also as effective base width decreases there is less chance for recombination and base current decreases as reverse bias increases. The base current is recombination current. Hence beta current gain of common emitter transistor increases. This increase in beta will increase the collector current.
- As we increase further the reverse bias voltage at some point effective base width approaches zero and transistor will breakdown.This phenomenon is called reach through or punch through.


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We love how this delicious Butter Rum Buttercream Frosting turned out! Creamy and buttery with just a hint of rum extract, it tastes just like a butter rum hard candy. Your family will beg you to make this yummy frosting again and again.
How to make Butter Rum Buttercream Frosting
You will need:
- 1 pound (4 cups) of Powdered Sugar
- 1 cup Butter (We use Salted Sweet Cream Butter)
- 1-2 tablespoons of Milk
- 1 teaspoon of Rum Extract
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I use my food scale to measure 1 pound of Powdered Sugar. (If you don't have a food scale the equivalent would be 4 cups.) You can sift the powdered sugar if it is really lumpy. I do not always do this. Instead I will mix the powdered sugar on low for 30 seconds to break up any large lumps.
Add 1 cup (2 sticks) of softened butter. I only ever use real butter, but you can use whatever you have on hand. Although I think margarine changes the taste, your buttercream frosting made with margarine will still be better than canned frosting.
Start your mixer (or electric beater) on the lowest setting. I usually put a clean dishtowel around my mixer to keep the sugar from flying out. Keep on low until the butter and sugar are incorporated and then kick your mixer up to medium high.
Add 1 tablespoon of milk. I keep the milk handy to add at the end if I need to thin it out. Once fully incorporated, after a minute or so, stop the mixer and check the consistency and taste. At this point your frosting may be a little dry. Add a little bit of extra milk, mix and check again.
Now add 1 teaspoon Rum Extract and mix until incorporated. ALWAYS ALWAYS ALWAYS taste your frosting. You are trying to determine if the consistency is wrong, if it needs more milk, etc.
Rum Extract is clear so the frosting will look like plain Buttercream Frosting. We wanted our Butter Rum Frosting to look like a Butter Rum hard candy so we added a tiny drop of yellow and a tiny drop of brown Wilton Color Right Food Coloring to the frosting.
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Eight of us had 6PM reservations for a Saturday night. Food was for the most part very good, but the service was unfortunately noteworthy.
An amuse bouche of a lentil soup was brought. A few minutes later, the waiter noticed we had no spoons, and brought them (some of us were under the impression that it was meant to be picked up and drunk directly from the miniature tureen it was served in).
There was a VERY long wait between the appetizers and the entrees.
We had our elderly, eighty-something parents with us, one of whom has a serious allergy to garlic, and both of whom are not used to "modern" restaurant ways, i.e. they like the food cooked through. We quietly noted this to the waiter, who was terrific about it and understood . Their two chicken entrees were brought out first. About five minutes later, the rest of our entrees were brought; unfortunately, some of what was brought to us was not what we ordered. A few minutes after that, another chicken entree arrived, with the question, "Who gets the chicken with no garlic?". Not good!
Dessert came. Another few minutes until the waiter noted we again had no spoons!
After we paid the check, someone started bringing over "our desserts". Wrong table.
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By now you are probably fed up with the constant stream of negative financial news that is dominating our news media. Every day some new statistic is paraded as further evidence that the 'end is nigh'. The western world has enjoyed a rather large debt-fuelled party over the past few years and the 'morning after' has finally arrived. The bad news is that the hang-over is likely to persist for some time.
While global sharemarkets have experienced significant falls over the past year, many New Zealanders are yet to feel the impact of the global financial crisis. However, it won't be long. Retail sales were down over the pre-Christmas period, prices of imported goods will rise as retailers sell the goods that they purchased from overseas when exchange rates were higher, and unemployment will rise as firms struggle to remain profitable. While some may be celebrating the fall in interest rates and racing out to buy a house – it is important to remember that interest rates are at record lows for a reason – the Reserve Bank expects the economy to get much worse.
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Heartache hits all of us at one time or another. And loss is one heartache that makes it physically hard to breathe. It is hard to get out from under our grief.
The neighbors will mow their lawns. You'll drop your kid off at school. And pay the bills. You'll look fine on the outside, but on the inside grief feels like millstone, slowly grinding away at your soul.
It's heavy. All encompassing. Exhausting.
It is also the one thing we can't get away from. We are going to lose people we love. Or experience daunting scary challenges – a sick kid, a scary diagnosis, bankruptcy, divorce, death. We are going to get old, if we are lucky.
And we are going to have days that we just know we can't get through. And then we will get through them.
And through all of this, we will keep going into the next moment, and the next day, and the next month and we will find pockets of hope and better feeling. Times when things feel a little lighter.
Getting Through
But, in the middle ground, when grief is no longer a surprise and yet it is still so overwhelming, we've got to find a way to get through.
Here are a few things that may help just a little bit to move through it.
See the nuances. Even in the midst of our greatest loss, somehow, the world keeps working. The sun physically comes up every day for us. The flowers bloom. The Internet works. Water runs out of the tap. When we are hurting, the simplicity of this might make as angry. Everything keeps working even when our world has fallen apart. But, sometimes, there can be peace in noticing just the smallest things. Noticing the little things that are working can root us in the moment just long enough to see a little good right in the middle of the bad. On the terrible, hard, days don't suppress your bad feelings, but also find one piece of beauty or ease and cling to it. It eases the load a bit.
Know this terrible time will change into something less terrible. On an emotional level, you can't know this, yet. Grief is so heavy and hard. But intellectually, you need to be open to the idea that while grief never goes away, it will change. It will become a bit more doable. There will be a new normal, one that also offers better feelings. You won't be stuck in the bad forever. Life will be different for sure, but you won't always be crushed by a trip to the bank, or a flower by the side of the road that your mom would have loved. Know this intellectually and when you are feeling swallowed up by heartache, let your brain remind you that this will change and you will get through. Even if your heart doesn't know how, it will happen.
Sleep. Big emotions take a big toll and we need to leave ourselves plenty of space to restore and regroup. Take naps. Go to bed early. Give your body and brain room to rest. Sleep is restorative. It will also help you manage the stress that comes with finding your way into a new normal.


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Is HD DVD in Target's Bullseye?26 Oct, 2006 By: John Latchem
Target recently began selling HD DVD and Blu-ray discs in stores, although it won't have any hardware on shelves for another month.
After examining Target's HD display, and speaking with a number of store clerks from around the country, it seems Target has decided to market the HD product as a tool to sell video game systems.
Most stores expect to have Sony's PlayStation 3 consoles, which is Blu-ray compatible, on shelves Nov. 17. An HD DVD add-on player for Xbox 360 is expected around the same time.
Curiously, Target's display prioritizes the need to have one of these game consoles for HD movie playback over either format's standalone players, which Target probably will not stock until next year, once prices come down.
It's an interesting strategy, especially considering recent studies that show next-generation game consoles should sell well without the incentive of watching movies. Even without players, the inventory looked fairly well depleted, with the HD DVD side a tad more barren than the other.
Before the launch of either format, Blu-ray seemed to have the hype advantage, touting superior technology and compatibility with PS3. After all, PS2's DVD playback function helped that format take off.
Then again, DVD's only real competition was VHS, and the public's preference for digital over analog had been sealed by the Compact Disc's victory over audio tape and vinyl.
In this new format war, constant hardware delays have given HD DVD the early advantage.
Neither does the Target strategy bode well for Blu-ray. With Blu-ray players already deemed too expensive by several clerks, early shipments of PS3 likely will sell out quickly. If the Xbox 360 HD DVD add-on is shipped in sufficient numbers, and HD DVD players continue to be cheaper and more plentiful through the holiday season, yesterday's underdog could be sitting pretty in the year to come.


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continued Gilroy's most emotional moments come from grown kids coming up his stairs looking for parents. This is often their place of last resort.
"We had one young lady who -- and I kind of felt sorry for her -- she went through I guess four or five men who were tested. She was really trying to find her father. Her mother was even cooperating in the testing. We tested and retested all of them, or all but one of them, and one of them was what we called a grandparentage study. The man they really wanted to know about was dead, so they were testing the alleged paternal grandparents. Two labs found the same thing exactly; none of these four or five men were her father. She left us still looking for her father."
DNA-based paternity testing has been a mushrooming industry since "about 1987, as far as actually being applied to resolve cases," Gilroy says. Now Gilroy has bigger plans for his lab. With the Human Genome Research Project aiming to identify 80,000 human genes, and as a result able to pinpoint warning flags of many diseases, he sees DNA testing as having a far more spectacular future.
"We'll probably get into other kinds of genetic tests," he says. "Genes that predispose to heart disease, different types of cancer, alcoholism, and various other things."
Such tests can only do good, he believes, just as his current paternity service does. "It's real clear when you can give these results to people that some of them feel like they've been tremendously helped by learning the results; it clears their mind."
But medical bioethicist Art Caplan says this power to predict lives has real dangers.
"People think they have a lot more privacy than they've got. They don't understand the threats to their privacy posed by things like DNA information," says Caplan, who runs a bioethics center at the University of Pennsylvania. "You don't want to get in a situation where people's DNA is FedEx'd around the country willy-nilly to anyone who wants to take a look. You also don't want to get into situations where people run by and scrape something off the chair you just sat in. You can get DNA from all kinds of things. Kleenex tissues, something left in the bathroom, sweat at the health club.
"Remember, we're in our infancy. We don't have very good genetic tests still for most things. But soon enough we're going to have [DNA] tests that will say who's schizophrenic, who's dyslexic, who's likely to have a neurotic personality... A lot of behavior and personality as well as diseases have a strong genetic influence. I am not a believer that genes are everything, but they're powerful."
Caplan says there are no federal privacy statutes specifically governing this genetic information. "There is no information about consent to release DNA to others. There literally is no law prohibiting someone from taking DNA from a public place like a rest room or a hospital trash bin and using it or analyzing it. It's waste material. So it's this very interesting set of coded information that reveals much about us.
"If you think about it, not only do you want to protect [DNA's] privacy for people testing and finding out things about you, but you certainly don't want to see the day come when cloning is possible and they can reproduce you without your permission. From a Kleenex."
But aren't we talking science fantasy, at least in the present?
No, says Caplan. "We've seen DNA testing appear in criminal areas in forensics. So we know that people have gone to jail from DNA sampling of leftover tissue material. And they've been released from prison on the same grounds. So it's not fantasy. It's happened in the criminal justice system already."
Caplan understands the call to take DNA from a dead person if it helps the living. "It's understandable that people want to find out biological facts about ancestors or parents or siblings. But if I wanted to know if you were my brother, I don't have any right to force you to give me a sample of your blood. I can't invade your body to answer my question. And I think that your right to control your genetic information should extend even to things that are left behind, that fluff off of you, sort of dripping off in different ways, whether they are excreted, flaked off, I don't much care. It seems to me they are still yours, and people should have to get your permission before they can use them. And even if they find them, so to speak, in the street or on the proverbial toilet seat, there should be laws that say, 'You can't release this information unless you've obtained the permission of someone.'
"We have nothing like that [on the law books] here. There's nothing like that in Europe either. Those protections do not exist."
The most insidious influences, Caplan predicts, won't be government coercion but commercial persuasion. "I would see a time when you'd be [held] 'irresponsible' not to test your mate, let's say, before you had a baby. It becomes the responsible thing to do -- to [test for propensity to] diseases, make sure your mate will make a perfect baby. I think that's the direction that genetic testing is going to go. Normally we think of it as something that is forced upon us by government or the military or big business. But in American culture, instead of being forced upon us by an insurance company, it's much more likely they're going to be sold to us, by commercial companies interested in providing testing. 'Check her out, before you do it.' "
The vision of the line being drawn between the "qualified" and the "nonqualified" is at once enticing and frightening. Will TV ads and science succeed in creating Hitler's dream of the "perfect race" where Hitler failed by brute coercion?
"I don't really see that it's a huge problem at this point," says Gilroy. "I do think that we will see more thought put into this as more genes become available and more people become interested in their genetic makeup. I guess there are still some things to be settled, [but] issues of insurance companies and employers are pretty old ones now. I was studying this stuff back in the mid-'70s, and these things were already being talked about."
Caplan is less optimistic. With the specter of national DNA data banks and ready access to them via the Internet and no limiting laws in place, he's already waving good-bye to an individual's right to privacy. "It's going to take a concerted effort to [legislate] anything back. I'm not sure that we will. I think that privacy is a horse that jumped over the fence, and its rear end is receding in the distance."


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October 7, 2009
Increasing coverage for the uninsured can be accomplished without a costly and inefficient government overhaul of the entire system, say three former presidents of the American Medical Association (AMA): Dr. Donald J. Palmisano (2003-2004); Dr. William G. Plested (2006-2007); and Dr. Daniel H. Johnson Jr. (1996-1997).
For example:
- If the goal of reform is to provide the best possible patient care, let's take the government-controlled "public option" -- and any legislative trick that could lead to a public option -- off the table; it will result in long waiting lines to see a doctor, substandard care, and an end to medical discovery.
- We could strengthen incentives to purchase low-cost health savings accounts, provide tax credits for individuals and families buying health policies on their own, and extend subsidies for those who need financial help.
- Also, the right of patients to privately contract with physicians to ensure they have the medical care they want, without penalty -- regardless of what the government pays -- must be recognized and protected.
- We need to maintain a plentiful supply of medical expertise, but cuts in payments and bureaucracy could mean fewer individuals entering the medical field -- and a dearth of health care professionals down the road as specialists retire early or limit their practice.
- The federal government should also continue its investment in medical research through agencies like the National Institutes of Health, and it should better reward innovative discovery in the private sector with tax incentives and patent protection.
Finally, the nation needs comprehensive medical malpractice reform. It is the surest and quickest way to slow down the rising cost of health care:
- Statistics from private insurers, as well as a Justice Department report of 2007, indicate that upwards of 80 percent of malpractice cases are closed without payment -- and when there is a trial, the physician-defendant wins 89 percent of the time.
- Yet these lawsuits, even when dismissed or closed without payment, cost doctors time and money, and encourage defensive medicine.
- This adds billions to the cost of medical care and it also increases malpractice insurance premiums, the costs of which get passed on to patients.
- In too many cases, the malpractice environment forces doctors to leave communities, depriving patients of their trusted medical advisers or specialists whom they might need in an accident or other crisis.
Source: Donald J. Palmisano, William G. Plested, and Daniel H. Johnson Jr., "What We Would Have Told Obama," Wall Street Journal, October 4, 2009.
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