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- Release Date: Nov 13, 2007
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text: Have you or anyone else seen Pomlee on the AAU circuit? I ask because I'm wondering if the Mississippi Athletic Conference has found a better way to defend Pomlee. Assumption wasn't even fronting him on Friday. They were prepared to let him catch on the block and his points didn't come from post moves on the block, they came from rebound putbacks, FT's and dishes from driving guards. He has two other D1 guards (Citadel and Jr. undecided) so they help him rack up good numbers, but how does he fair at the AAU level is my question for anyone who maybe has seen him.


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Acupuncture and acupressure are two non-drug therapies which are making their presence felt in the complementary
medicine scene. And acupressure and reflexology are getting the crowds because of ease of practice. But how do these gentle systems work?
Acupuncture can treat acute sickness too - Dr Ravinder Tuli
By Parveen ChopraThe introduction of acupuncture in the world in recent times is a fascinating story. Delhi-based Dr Ravinder K. Tuli, the leading acupuncturist in the country, recounts that during World War II when the Red Army was fighting the Imperial army, there was an outbreak of malaria. Though quinine was around, Mao Tse Tung was informed about the efficacy of acupuncture in treating, curing and preventing malaria. Indeed, when tried, it proved as effective as quinine. Gradually, the Red Army started using acupuncture in varied conditions. Later in 1949, when Mao took over the reins in China, one of his first pronouncements in the Red Book was that while they should modernize, they should also adopt, develop and popularize traditional Chinese medicine, of which herbal practice and acupuncture are two parts. And when the barefoot doctors concept was formulated to take medicare to grassroot levels, basic training in both the use of herbs and acupuncture was provided to them.
The second episode relates to President Nixon's ice-breaking visit to China in 1971. James Reston, senior editor of The New York Times, who was in his entourage, developed acute abdominal pain which was diagnosed as appendicitis. A surgical team specially summoned from the USA removed the appendix, but the pain did not disappear. Eventually, they accepted their Chinese hosts' offer of trying acupuncture and the relief was immediate. The incident made headline news in America. Acupuncture prominently figured in the MoUs signed between the two countries, and a department was set up in George Washington University to understand the practice. Today, acupuncture education and practice is fairly developed throughout the USA.
An MD doctor who has worked for the Indian Air Force and who has learnt acupuncture in China and Sri Lanka, Dr Tuli has been practising the system since 1977. He also uses acupressure, yoga, nature cure, reiki, pranic healing, etc.
He is at pains to explode the myth that alternative systems are good only for treating chronic cases. He relates the story of how once when he went trekking to Gaumukh, India, he found a person in his rest house suffering from acute mountain sickness (breathing problem due to water in the lungs) caused by lack of acclimatization at high altitudes. Dr Tuli volunteered his services. But since he did not have access to even acupuncture needles, he employed acupressure and within minutes the patient was up on his feet.
He cites various other cases such as asthma attacks, where he could provide instant relief. Dr Tuli has also successfully treated a curious mix of emergencies, ranging from an actor losing his voice on the eve of a performance to a racehorse coming down with an attack of nerve paralysis just before a race. He has also treated a few pets. ''Acupuncture is a complete and versatile system that can treat any ailment, complementing any other system,'' Dr Tuli says confidently.
With his wife, Dr Poonam Tuli, and two junior doctors assisting him in his clinic in the upscale Friends Colony, his practice is flourishing. His grateful clientele includes diplomats, industrialists, politicians, sportspeople and artistes. Yet, he feels that acceptance of acupuncture is slow in the medical community. At the Indraprastha Apollo Hospital in Delhi, India, where Dr Tuli is a consultant, referrals are often totally burnt-out cases.
Dr Tuli refers to acupuncture as a spiritual practice because it is a holistic (meaning wholesome) system that creates harmony in the mind, body and spirit. Test cricketer Nikhil Chopra visited Dr Tuli for a shoulder problem. Not only was the cricketer cured, but he also wrote in Tuli's visitors book: ''It was a great spiritual experience, I felt a sense of well-being.'' Veera Hirano, a Britisher who works for the WHO, believes that her level of meditation took a leap after taking acupuncture sessions with Dr Tuli.
One reason for the slow acceptance of acupuncture in India, says DrTuli, could be the fear that the use of needles exposes one to diseases like hepatitis and AIDS. ''We either use disposable or sterilized needles,'' he assures.
Dr Tuli informs that the Acupuncture Association of India (AAI), Kolkata, is the apex body in the country since it is the only organization affiliated with the World Federation of Acupuncture Societies, based in China. AAI offers one year's acupuncture training to doctors qualified in any system of medicine.


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Spring Break by Casey Lane Hudgins '08The beginning of my break started off at home in Virginia for three days, then off to the beach!
I ended up in North Myrtle Beach, S.C. on a small beach called Cherry Grove at the Prince Resort . We drove down on Monday when we arrived we checked in at the hotel and went out for dinner. The hotel was great it had two hot tubs, a lazy river, and pier access. Because we were at the beach, seafood was a must for dinner; I ordered fried shrimp and calamari with hushpuppies, and everything was delicious.
Tuesday was the bad weather day, it was dark and windy all day so we didn't make it out to the beach. We went shopping instead to pass the time.
Wednesday morning, I woke up and laid by the pool. I got so sunburned and I was only outside for about two hours. Then we went shopping again because yesterday's shopping was kind of a bust we couldn't find anywhere to shop, but today was a lot better. We stumbled upon some surf shops and some skateboard stores with some pretty neat stuff. I bought some sunglasses and a sun dress. Wednesday night, we decided to stay in and cook dinner, because it started to rain. Then we called it a night early so we could get up and go out on the beach early in the morning.
Thursday, we went out to Myrtle Beach and laid on the beach. Thursday night, we went out to dinner at this amazing Brazilian restaurant and then went to see a show called Le Grande Cirque.
The food in itself was amazing you had several waiters who came around with different types of meats on a skewer. You had a token that you would flip over to green if you wanted to be served, if you didn't want to be served you would flip the token over to the red side. They had over fifteen different types of meats, garlic steak, bacon-wrapped filets, lamb, leg of lamb, and an amazing bar with fresh shrimp cocktail. It came with three sides to split, potatoes, fried plantains, and polenta. Then dessert was delicious too — we split a piece of New York style cheesecake with raspberry toppings. It was the best meal I had had in weeks.
Then we went to the show at the Palace Theatre. The show was full of acrobats, contortionists, and animals-like cats and dogs that did tricks. At one point, we had people flying above our heads, then bubbles floating from the ceiling, and the entire time an amazing light show. It was extremely entertaining.
Friday was another bad weather day and also the day that we decided to drive home. We made it home by that evening and I was exhausted. Overall, it was a great trip. It had its ups and downs and by the time we left the beach, I was ready to return home to finish up the rest of the semester.


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Get to Know Stephens College
Founded in 1833, Stephens College is the second oldest women's college in the country. Our students enjoy individualized attention, lots of leadership opportunities and small class sizes—all while living in Collegetown, U.S.A.
PRESIDENT: Dr. Dianne Lynch became the 24th president of Stephens College in June 2009. She previously served as dean of the Roy H. Park School of Communications at Ithaca College in Ithaca, New York. Dr. Lynch earned her master's degree from the University of Wisconsin-Madison, studying feminist history in journalism, and her Ph.D. in Art History and Communications from McGill University in Montreal, Canada, where she studied feminist theory and social identity development.
COLUMBIA COMMUNITY: Home of the University of Missouri and several private schools and satellite campuses, Columbia is also referred to as College Town, U.S.A. That means our students get the benefits of a women's college while still enjoying a co-ed community. The city, roughly 120 miles from both Kansas City and St. Louis, has a population of about 108,000, including more than 30,000 college students. Columbia is consistently ranked as one of the nation's best cities in which to live. The city has all of the advantages of a metropolitan area—restaurants, boutique shops, a mall and lots of arts and music festivals—while maintaining Midwestern appeal. Columbia has numerous parks, bike and walking trails, including nearby Stephens Lake Park.
CAMPUS: Located within walking distance of downtown Columbia, Stephens spans roughly 47 acres. In addition to our estimated annual economic impact on Boone County of $50 million, Stephens also contributes to the community's social, cultural and intellectual enrichment. Our School of Performing Arts offers 10 theatre productions and four dance concerts during the school year, as well as summer theatre and dance programs. Our Historic Costume Gallery and Davis Art Gallery exhibit a variety of works throughout the school year. And Stephens offers summer camps for area schoolchildren.
STUDENT BODY: Stephens attracts women from nearly every state, with approximately 42 percent coming from out of state.
FACULTY: We have roughly 50 full-time instructors, most of whom have Ph.D.s or appropriate terminal degrees in their field. While faculty members conduct research, often with assistance from students, public papers and present at conferences across the country, our commitment to women's education comes first. Teaching is the first priority of all of our faculty members.
ACADEMIC PROGRAMS: Stephens offers more than 50 majors and minors. Our innovative, hands-on programs ensure that students learn by doing. We have five academic units: The School of Performing Arts for theatre and dance; the School of Fashion and Design; the School of Interdisciplinary Studies, which includes equestrian studies, digital film and education; the School of Humanities and Sciences, which houses biology, psychology and English/creative writing; and the School of Organizational Leadership and Strategic Communications, which includes marketing, event planning and graphic design. Students can also customize a program to tailor a degree that meets their specific interests or take courses to prepare for medical or veterinary schools or other pre-professional programs. Several of our programs, including event planning and education, have three-year tracks that let students graduate a year early. Stephens graduates can earn a master's degree in as little as one additional year through our Plus programs. Stephens is also a member of the Mid-Missouri Associated Colleges and Universities consortium, which provides cross-registration opportunities for students, tuition free.
DIVISION OF Graduate, Online & Non-Credit Programs: The Master of Business Administration (MBA) and Master of Strategic Leadership (MSL) are 100 percent online and allow students to customize emphasis areas, enrolling students nationwide. The College offers a Master of Education in Counseling program that provides certification in School Counseling, Licensed Professional Counseling (LPC) and Marriage and Family Therapy (MFT), as well as a Master of Education in Curriculum and Instruction designed for working teachers. We provide a Bachelor of Science in Health Information Administration. Beginning in 2014, Stephens will launch a 10-month Post-Baccalaureate Pre-Medical Program designed for college graduates who want to prepare for medical, veterinary or other healthcare professional programs. Our Professional Conservatory Training Program is a two-year, two-summer program that trains students for the world of theatre or dance. Learn more about our programs.
CLASS SIZE: Our average class size is 11 and our student-to-faculty ratio is 11:1.
FINANCIAL INFORMATION: 98 percent of our students receive some form of merit- or need-based aid, and the College awards more than $9 million annually in scholarships and aid. Direct costs for a full-time student at Stephens for the academic year are:
2013-2014 Annual Fees | |
Tuition and General Fees | $27,954 |
Room (double): | $3,870-$8,030 |
Board (range from All-Flex to Unlimited Meal plan): | $2,000-$3,468 |
Total Direct Costs | $33,824-$39,452 |
LEADERSHIP: Studies have shown that women who attend women's colleges have higher levels of confidence and graduates are more likely to report satisfaction in their lives and careers. At Stephens, students can participate in many clubs and organizations, including two national sororities, or create their own.
ATHLETICS: As a member of the NAIA Champions of Characters program, Stephens values integrity, respect, sportsmanship and responsibility both on and off the court or field. Our Athletics Program offers basketball, cross country, golf, soccer, softball, tennis and volleyball. A member of the American Midwest Conference, we enjoy regional rivalries. Students can take advantage of the Silverthorne Arena, Stephens Tennis Courts and our convenient fitness room near the Student Union in Stamper Commons.
FACILITIES: Stephens offers a mix of the historic red-brick buildings and modern athletic, performance, and classroom facilities. Historic Senior Hall, the College's first residence hall, along with the entire Historic Quadrangle, is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The Firestone Baars Chapel, designed by St. Louis Gateway Arch architect Eero Saarinen, is a Columbia landmark and a focal point of the Stephens campus.
STUDY ABROAD: Stephens encourages women to experience other cultures. Our Study Abroad program allows students to combine academic study with cross-cultural interactions in places such as Italy, Paris, London, South Korea, Seoul and other locations.
RESIDENCE LIFE: Stephens has a variety of living options for students and, in some cases, their pets. Searcy Hall, also known as Pet Central, is a community-style hall. Pillsbury, Tower and Wood halls have suite-style rooms with a bathroom adjoining two rooms. Tower and Columbia halls offer student apartments for upperclasswomen.
ALUMNAE: Approximately 20,000 women from across the world make up the Stephens College Alumnae Association. Among our most notable alumnae are: Jeane Jordan Kirkpatrick, the first U.S. woman Ambassador to the United Nations; actresses Elizabeth Mitchell, Annie Potts and Dawn Wells; and news reporter Paula Zahn. Stephens' extensive alumnae network provides immediate industry connections and an invaluable resource for our graduates who are starting their careers.
HONORS: The following honors have helped to earn Stephens College a strong national reputation.
- Consistently ranked one of the Best Regional Colleges Midwest by U.S. News & World Report
- Repeatedly selected to The Princeton Review's guide to the Best Colleges
- Considered a "Best Buy" in online education by Get Educated
- No. 1 Most Pet-Friendly College in the U.S. by Dogster.com
ACCREDITATION: Stephens College is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission and a member of the North Central Association and accredited by the Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education.
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The 2013 LRGHealthcare Golf Classic will be held on Monday, August 12, 2013 at the scenic Laconia Country Club. Proceeds from this year's event will again benefit the HealthLink program.
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- ;ived in SOP from 58-62, went to PS 100.we lived at 155-46 117th street, my Mom and stepfather (Frank and Kitty Esposito) owned the C&F Bar and Grill on Liberty at 111th. live in Chattanooga (since 1971)
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Charlie smith
- Born in Corona moved to Flushing attended PS189 lived 160th between 45th&46th ave. Hung out in the white thorn & Michels lounge
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- I was born in 1964 and grew up in Woodside Queens. I went to P.S. 11, P.S. 125, and then Bryant High School. I moved to Miami Florida in 1986 and have lived here ever since with my wife and kids. I miss New York so much, and would love to move back. Probably not in the same neighborhood as before though. I remember cruising around in hot rods passing through Astoria Park, racing around Laurel Hill. I lived on 55th street between Roosevelt Ave and Queens Blvd. on the way home from P.S. 125 I remember we used to peek through the strip tease bar right on the corner of I think was 53 st and Queens Blvd. We could see the stripper on the pole and then we would usually get chased by some big bouncer. Remember drinking by Busch Field and then going to Rosa's Pizzeria in Maspeth for a bite. After High School hanging out in the Irish pubs near 61 St and Roosevelt Ave.Great times !!!
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Come Back to Jamaica
- Grew up on 179th St and 90th Ave. Had a blast as a kid ... loved Mr. Softee, catching lightning bugs and taking the No. 7 to see the Mets. Immaculate Conception, then Jamaica High and finally Queens College. Worked in Manhattan and now live in Marietta, GA. It is WAY better over here, but I think of the homeland quite often.
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- I grew up in Glendale, moved to Middle village, then Forest hillsand now live in Gaerden City
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Grew up in Flushing
- My family & I immigrated to the U.S. in 1998, when I was just 2. I first lived in Jamaica, then moved to Flushing when I was 3, lived there until I was 15. So I grew up in Flushing, and it's simply the best place for a kid to grow up. Queens in the most diverse place on the planet, kids growing up here and not racist or judgmental, and people in Queens are very open minded, that's a good thing. I went to ps165q & then ps164q before moving to Long Island in my sophomore year of high school. I learned a lot in Queens, and I've got memories from there that I can cherish throughout my lifetime. There's a big difference between the city & Long Island. Grow up in the city and you will have a better childhood, that's my opinion.
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- Born in Greenpoint ,Grew up on Myrtle Ave between Forrest Ave and Fresh pond Rd.moved to Va in 82 then to Tx in 2007
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QV to OC
- Moved to Orange County CA in 1979. I was born in Jamaica in 1960, lived on 172nd street a block North of Jamaica Ave. Family moved to Queens Village in 69' and lived there until 1978. Lived on 100th drive a block East of Springfield Blvd and 3 blocks south of Jamaica Ave. Went to PS 95 in Jamaica, PS 34 in QV, Grace Lutheran in QV, Aviation HS in Long Island City, Martin Van Buren in QV and Queensborogh College in Bayside. Growing up in QV in the late 60's and 70's was the best. So many great memories.
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Grew Up In Astoria
- Lived on 43rd St/28th Ave. Now reside in Show Low, Arizona. I miss Astoria!!!!
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Stan Katz
- grew up in sunnyside and started PS 125 in 1938,then attended Bryant High and NYU. I now live in Manhattan. I can remember standing on Queens Boulevard in front of Calvary Cemetery and I could see the heads of giraffes way back behind the graves. I later learned that the land was leased to a company that kept wild animals for rental to movie companies. Maybe one of their camels was the one in "The Road to Zanzibar" with Bob Hope. I also the sunnyside swimming pool on the boulevard at about 46th Street, just under the elevated train tracks. I also remember the principal, Mr. Dooley, at 125 and Miss Kelly and Miss Burns. They were close friends. Also remember a teacher named Miss Sheftotel. I am 80, still work and remember almost everything. Nice to reminice. is anybody out there still left from my years? if so, let me know.
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From Ozone Park
- Born and raised in Ozone Park till I was 11, parents moved to Hicksville LI, once I was making enough money to move out I moved back to Queens, lived in Howard Beach to Glendale back to Howard Beach. Just 2 months before Hurricane Sandy hit I moved to Long Beach with my girlfriend. As crazy as it sounds and as nice as LB is I miss Queens. I miss the noises, the characters, the attitude.
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end up
- I was raised on 48st and Broadway for 12 years Then moved to Boulevard Gardens in Woodside I remember Steinway st Lots of Great stores there Who remembers Jimmy's Corner on 30th ave and Steinway st Now.I'm in Albany.Ny
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Grew up in queens
- i grew up in jamaica queens i went to p.s 195 .i had a really rough life out there because my fathr was shot and killed and my mother became a prostitut and was never home my sister raised us.my life really sucked but i am 24 years old and i ended up in orlando florida i have my own house and i started a business i have a wife and a 7 year old son we are really happy and have accomplished alot .i can say i went to new york in sept.2012 and it was so not the same i love my home and life in florida and wouldnt change it for nothing ...thank you for hearing my story
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canaan N.H.
- moved from flushing after getting married to wading River L>I> lived there 10 yrs and then we moved to Canaan N.H.
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Loved Woodhaven
- My parents lived on 77th street before I was born. Went to St Thomas the Apostle school and had a wonderful childhood in Woodhaven before leaving the area and moving to NJ in 1958 at the ripe old age of 12.
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Marine engineering which is defined as the engineering of Ships, boats, oil rings and other Marine structures. There are various courses in this commerce: Bachelor of engineering in Marine Engineering, Bachelor of technology in Marine engineering, Bachelor of technology in naval architecture and ocean engineering, Master of Engineering, Master of Technology in ocean and naval engineering and bachelor of nautical science. The Government of India has made tremendous sectors for the marine engineers by tendering several Marine colleges with plenty of facilities for developing the career of students, Private sectors also shines in this meadow. In India many Marine private institutions have been established as both Government and private has great Competition.
In India there are many Marine engineering colleges which have developed with marvelous placements. Students who are willing to study about Ships and oil rings mainly focus and get inside in Marine College. Many students focus to get placed in a good management where they can find all facilities for their Education. Here are top 10 AICTE Marine engineering colleges in India:
1. Tolani maritime institute Pune
2. Samundra Institute of maritime studies Mumbai
3. Vels academy of maritime studies Chennai
4. Maharashtra academy of naval education and training Pune
5. B P Marine academy Mumbai
6. Coimbatore marine college Coimbatore
7. Academy of marine education and training Chennai
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Tennessee River Bridge (MP 327.4-MP 329) Construction Delays 3/11/14-3/15/14
The Tennessee River bridge will be partially closed, one lane at a time, on Tuesday, March 11, 2014 through Saturday, March 15, 2014. While short delays may be expected, it is not anticipated that the road work will require a detour at this time.
Portion of National Scenic Trail Near Tupelo Closed to Hikers
Part of the Natchez Trace National Scenic Trail (NOT the Parkway) near Tupelo, MS, has been closed until 2015 due to construction under Tupelo's Major Thoroughfare Construction Project. Parkway travelers may expect delays, but no detours are expected. More »
Government Employment Opportunities
NPS Image The National Park Service and the Natchez Trace Parkway help conserve the natural, historic, and recreational resources of our country. A career with the Natchez Trace Parkway is rewarding and includes the possibility of working in many kinds of jobs. Park Rangers, Wildland Firefighters, Administrative Assistants, Information Technology Specialists, and Engineers are a few of the career fields found at the Natchez Trace Parkway. Visit usajobs.gov to see the current job opportunities with the Federal Government. The Natchez Trace Parkway often hires students to fill temporary positions through the Student Temporary Employment Program (STEP). Applicants must be current students, enrolled at least half time. To learn more about student opportunities or the STEP program, visit studentjobs.gov. If you are interested in a career with the National Park Service, but are not sure if it is right for you, an SCA Internship, or volunteer position is a great way to try it out. |
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It's the Bob-OmbDisney Epic Mickey project director Warren Spector provides the full story on why Scrapper Mickey was removed.
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The Last Announcement2011's shaping up to be one of gaming's biggest years.
Advance NoticeRocksteady dev says making the detective vision mode so powerful was a "mistake."
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Same here. After the 6.0.1 update both my iPhone 5 & my wife's battery is draining fast.
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Same here too. My iPhone 4 drains a completely full battery in a little about 4 hours, and all since I've installed iOS 6.0.1 yesterday. Before with 6.0 everything was fine.
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Same here. But it is quite strange...
My devices:
IPad and IPhone, both 6.0.1 are getting warm from time to time, battery draining... temporary fix: activate airplane mode...
My wife:
Iphone and Ipad, both 6.0, Iphone is getting warm, battery draining... IPad behaves normally!!
What I tried and can rule out:
EMail from push to manually pull --> doesn't help
ICloud Documents and data change -->doesn't help
Location services deactivated --> doesn't help
Sending Apple debug information deactivated --> doesn't help
For me, the worst ist not the battery drain.... The reason for the warm device seems to be, the device sending data via cellular.. I had about 1GB traffic in 2 days!
I almost suspect some app to be the reason. My wife is quite slow when it come to updating apps. So her IPad has quite some updates left.
At the moment, I have deactivated Photo Streams. Let's see, if this helps.
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Anything in your "Diagnostic and Usage" logs to help you identify the issue? I saw an improvement in my battery life.
For me iOS 6 was worse for my battery life, when I first activated the full feature set (Push Email, iCloud, Notifications etc) my phone was hot to touch and it turned out to be my email "Exchange" calendar and a rogue app trying to constantly update to iCloud.
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I am seeing dataaccessd errors in the Diagnostics & Usage tab. Not sure what is causing it.
I turned Settings > General > Cellular > Cellular Data to 'off' - that seems to have stopped it from getting hot and draining the battery too quickly...
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1. Reset iPhone (no data loss): Press both home and power buttons for at least 10 seconds, releasing when the Apple logo appears.
2. Restore phone in iTunes using a backup.
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Im having the same issue. Phone gets very warm and battery drains very very fast.
I tried reset network settings.
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I'm now doing a full restore.
New phone cost a lot of $$
I had a similiar problem when I had the 4S, ended up taking it back and getting a refurb. I find the whole return process very disappointing, you buy an expensive new phone and end up with a rebuilt used phone and hope it works.
For a Co that rakes in BILLIONS$$ every quarter I find that return policy very very disappointing. If I dont get satisfaction this time round this will be my last iphone.
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David, one of you email accounts is an Exchange Activesync one?
If so I would try the following to see if it resolves your issue:
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If the above doesn't work then or you don't want to do that:
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If the above doesn't work then:
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If the above doesn't work then (Warning: The below option will cause you to re-configure your whole phone again):
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Failing that it maybe worth talking your "Exchange Server Admin" at work about the below settings:
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Yes having that problem also started directly after updating
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I don't have an exchange account.
Unfortunately I need to retract the statement that turning off cellular data 'did the trick' too. It slowed it, but not by much...
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I noticed this also on my iPhone 4. IOS 6.0 actually gave me more battery life and then 6.0.1 took it all away and the battery seems to be draining much faster now. ***!???
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Other source of this can be the Calender from google mail. Same tips apply if you do have that Google mail.
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1. Reset iPhone (no data loss): Press both home and power buttons for at least 10 seconds, releasing when the Apple logo appears.
Tried it, nope.
2. Restore phone in iTunes using a backup.
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Whittall said five workers had walked out of the mine two to three hours after the blast: a pair that included the machine operator who was blown off his vehicle one mile (1.5 kilometers) into the access tunnel. Three more came out later. One of the men had been able to make a call on his cell phone before reaching the surface, he said.
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Pike River has been operating since 2008, mining a seam with 58.5 million tons of coal, the largest-known deposit of hard coking coal in New Zealand, according to its website.
Pike River says its coal preparation plant at the site is the largest and most modern in New Zealand and processes up to 1.5 million tons of raw coal a year. It is country's largest single source of coal exports.
The mine's ventilation shaft was blocked by falling rocks in early 2009, delaying mining for months.
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Aquaporins and water homeostasis in plants Trends in Plant Science, Volume 4, Issue 8, 1 August 1999, Pages 308-314 Per Kjellbom, Christer Larsson, Ingela Johansson, Maria Karlsson and Urban Johanson Abstract Aquaporins are water channel proteins of vacuolar and plasma membranes. When opened they facilitate the passive movement of water molecules down a water potential gradient. In Arabidopsis, 30 genes have been found that code for aquaporin homologues. Some of these genes code for highly abundant constitutively expressed proteins and some are known to be temporally and spatially regulated during development and in response to stress. The water transport activity of two aquaporins is regulated at the protein level by phosphorylation and dephosphorylation. At a given time, cells express several different aquaporins, and it is probable that vacuolar and plasma membrane aquaporins acting in concert are responsible for the cytosolic osmoregulation that is necessary for maintaining normal metabolic processes. Inhibition studies of aquaporins in vivo and antisense mutant studies suggest that, in addition to cytosolic osmoregulation, aquaporins are important for the bulk flow of water in plants. Abstract | Full Text | PDF (289 kb) |
The plant clock shows its metal: circadian regulation of cytosolic free Ca Trends in Plant Science, Volume 10, Issue 1, 1 January 2005, Pages 15-21 Antony N. Dodd, John Love and Alex A.R. Webb Abstract Signal transduction events that lead to circadian control of physiology are poorly understood. Signalling elements that could transmit time information include transcription factors, reversible phosphorylation, and changes in the concentration of cytosolic free calcium ([Ca2+]cyt). [Ca2+]cyt oscillates with a circadian rhythm in Arabidopsis and Nicotiana, but does not have a defined role in circadian signalling. [Ca2+]cyt oscillations with shorter periods encode specific signals in several cell types, therefore circadian [Ca2+]cyt oscillations provide a potential mechanism for signalling time information. Cell types such as stomatal guard cells and legume pulvini represent attractive model systems for dissecting circadian Ca2+ signalling. Abstract | Full Text | PDF (354 kb) |
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RegularChains[ChainTools][IsInRadical] - test membership to the radical of a saturated ideal
Calling Sequence
IsInRadical(p, rc, R)
polynomial of R
regular chain of R
polynomial ring
The command IsInRadical(p, rc, R) returns true if and only if p belongs to the radical of the saturated ideal of rc.
This command is part of the RegularChains[ChainTools] package, so it can be used in the form IsInRadical(..) only after executing the command with(RegularChains[ChainTools]). However, it can always be accessed through the long form of the command by using RegularChains[ChainTools][IsInRadical](..).
Note that this input system is already a regular chain.
Is in the saturated ideal of rc?
Is is the radical of the saturated ideal of rc?
The function Triangularize can remove the squares as follows.
Is in the saturated ideal of sfrc?
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ChainTools, EqualSaturatedIdeals, Equations, IsIncluded, IsInSaturate, NumberOfSolutions, PolynomialRing, RegularChains, Triangularize
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Ticklists: Classic UK F7s, West Country projects.
Photo: Valley of the blind. Lion Rock. Cheddar © TimC123 View all 5 photos or Submit a new photo of this climb.
Ticked it in the rain - totally doable due to the overhang, but the easy moves at the top were sopping which certainly made it more memorable!jonleighton - Lead RP - 13/Oct/13
Hidden - Lead RP - 22/Sep/13
3rd RP, felt good but almost dropped it on the middle crux. Got a lot back at the rest halfway. davidliu - Lead RP - 07/Sep/13 with Dave P
Hidden - Lead dog - 01/Sep/13
Clips up, one top rope, two redpoints. Very pumpy and a couple of difficult routes. Amazing climbing.davidliu - Lead dog - 31/Aug/13 with Adrian Perera
Hidden - Lead dog - 27/Aug/13
2 red-points confident It will go next session, really good routetombeasley - Lead dog - 11/Aug/13
Hidden - Lead dog - 11/Aug/13
Hidden - Lead dnf - 11/Aug/13
Hidden - Lead dnf - 10/Aug/13
Soooo good! A good notch easier than circus circus but who cares, possibly the best routes I've done at cheddar to date.Mike Goldthorp - Lead rpt - 01/Aug/13 with Cailean Harker, Alex Harper, Ben Norman
Dogged up this a couple of times before but felt a whole new route today. Bolt to bolt then quick dispatch. Great route and amazing huge holds (every single one is a jug). Felt pretty soft!BenNorman - Lead RP - 01/Aug/13
Hidden - TR dog - 09/Jul/13
Quality route all the way, a must do on anyone's wishlist! Repeated 10/Aug/13 - Still Awesome and great training route :-)eddieclimb - Lead RP - 01/Jun/13 with Dan Webber
Hidden - Lead - 19/May/13
My nemesis route ticked! Couldn't do it last year, went after a lot of goes today :)Joe Innes - Lead RP - 18/May/13 with Tomar, James Dexter, Max Lowry
Nice afternoon's training on a great route..Rick hard Rock - Lead dog - 16/May/13 with james marshall
tobydunford - Lead RP - 06/May/13 with Tomar
about 4th redpoint after some silly mistakes. Was a bit of a fight in the end!Jack_F - Lead RP - 06/May/13 with adam cooper* super*
Jeronimo - Lead β - 06/May/13
Hidden - Lead RP - 02/May/13
Hidden - Lead RP - 01/May/13
tobydunford - Lead dog - 01/May/13 with Harry Martin
2nd redpoint, burly and a bit soft for the grade.richiebongo - Lead RP - 24/Apr/13 with Jon Didymus
Ramon Marin - Lead rpt - 20/Apr/13 with viki harvey
tobydunford - Lead dog - 09/Mar/13 with Oli
Really enjoyable route. Coldest sent to dateTomar - Lead RP - 23/Feb/13 with Toby
after a hungover flash attempt then a 2nd go fall after the last bolt it went downhill quicklybrices - Lead dog - 22/Sep/12 with Tomar
Hidden - Lead RP - 15/Sep/12
All moves worked outBeccaSnowden - 2nd dog - 18/Aug/12 with Tom
thomasadixon - Lead dog - 18/Aug/12 with Becca
Moves all sorted, ready to redpoint now.. psyched!Tomar - Lead dog - 14/Aug/12 with Nick
pezzerrr - Lead RP - 12/Aug/12
Great climbingdannyboy83 - Lead RP - 28/Jul/12 with tom maidwell
Second goEthan - Lead - 09/Jun/12 with Ed, Sam
Jordan - Lead O/S - 31/May/12
Hidden - Lead RP - 15/Mar/12
finallyPeterDawson - Lead RP - 10/Mar/12
3 tries. Last try with 3 falls. Getting closer...sam.sam.sam.ferguson - Lead dog - 16/Sep/11 with Marti Hallett, Sam Cox, Mark Welling
2nd go. Good routesam_cox - Lead - 16/Sep/11 with Mark
bigie bob - Lead O/S - 06/Sep/11
First go after putting up draws today. On the soft side, for sure. And I have to disagree with the majority here -- it's not such a good route, even though it's of course rare to find climbs this steep and thuggy in Britain.jgustafsson - Lead RP - 04/Sep/11 with Jen
2nd go. Good fun.keefe - Lead RP - 04/Sep/11 with Tansy
Got close, but not todayjgustafsson - Lead dog - 03/Sep/11 with Jen
4 tries. So close. sam.sam.sam.ferguson - Lead dog - 31/Aug/11 with Marti Hallett
Marti999 - Lead dog - 31/Aug/11 with Sam Ferguson
Cailean Harker - Lead O/S - 14/Aug/11
5th redpoint day, approx 10 goes. Probably hard 7b+ for me and my long arms. TommityP - Lead RP - 30/Jul/11
First go today, felt like 7c due to hard reachy moves done in very bouldery ways. Maybe the best 7c in cheddar??!Tris.w - Lead RP - 30/Jul/11 with Tom
almost ......willbatho - Lead dog - 29/Jul/11
3rd go...such good climbing, big moves on big holds!Dan Jenkin - Lead RP - 04/Jun/11 with Rich Jenkin
Hidden - Lead rpt - 24/May/11
Hidden - Lead RP - 24/May/11
Great route....but soft for 7cJake Shaw - 08/May/11
Great route. Good holds with a couple of hard moves.westyb3 - Lead O/S - 28/Apr/11 with Matt Cox
1st RP_m.cox_ - Lead RP - 28/Apr/11 with Ben West
Hidden - Lead dog - 10/Apr/11
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Billg - Lead RP - 13/Mar/11 with James Kauntze
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NailsChubbard - Lead dog - 24/Aug/10 with AJM
The crux is now quite a bit easier due to a chunk coming out of the big undercut and is now not the crux.guy xavier percival - Lead RP - 16/Jul/10 with paul
went up it twice to nail sequence, then got it 3rd redpoint after silly falls from forgetting the moves. awesome route, climbs really well - big slappy moves between good holds, with a decent rest under the roof. low int gradeMike Goldthorp - Lead RP - 10/Jul/10 with Zoe, Alex, Ben
Did all the moves, but not much linking.Paul Robertson - Lead dog - 08/Jul/10 with Oli
put in the draws then sent it second with out even trying the crux section get in 7b+ and im shortLuke Dawson - Lead β - 19/Jun/10
Hidden - Lead RP - 05/Jun/10
Hidden - Lead RP - 04/Jun/10
First 7C Awesome route. colesy - Lead RP - 11/Apr/10
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Hidden - Lead RP - 18/Oct/09
Rick hard Rock - Lead β - 10/Oct/09
Spacetourist - Lead RP - Oct/09 with james Marshall
James Marshall - Lead RP - Oct/09
marric - Lead RP - Apr/09 with Andy Sharp
awesome route, maybe 7b+?Ged Desforges - 2009
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Though everyone has gut feelings, you will agree that some of us are more intuitive than others. In my opinion the difference lies in the awareness about your own feelings. The people who use their sixth sense are imaginative, fore-sighted and think more deeply on issues as opposed to the practical and realistic approach followed by less intuitive people. Thus, less intuitive people might not give enough importance to their somewhat subconscious feelings and use their logic to arrive at decisions.
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posted a message on My profile is Mogget#1909Posted in: Barbarian: Bastion's Keep
posted a message on I can vouch that this build is extremely fun and works well for lesser geared players.Posted in: Barbarian: Bastion's Keep
To test the build I used two weapons I had sitting in my bank: an Echoing Fury with 1k dps and DEX and no socket, and a pretty nice 1k Sever with STR and socket. I had 110k sheet dps with my old weapon (Skorn) and build (Slam/Rumble). With the new Smash/HOTA build and DEX Echoing Fury, my sheet dps drops to 86k but I can plow through Alk's Run at MP0 faster than before... And it is much more enjoyable! with better weapons and an SoJ I can see that this will be beastly.
I think the Sever I have is good for this build on non-über mobs. Every once in a while Sever procs on the killing blow on demons and does crazy damage (like 1+M). 9% of this massively over-heals me.
I will link in my profile so people can see my gear once Blizzard's servers let me log in. - To post a comment, please login or register a new account.


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