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Throwing someone out a spaceship or space station's airlock without a suit, or as some universes call it, "spacing," or simply "airlocking," is a common method of killing someone in sci-fi works involving space travel. This one is usually reserved as a last-ditch effort to get rid of a bad guy, though certain Captains (especially Space Pirates) have been known to use this as a method of execution. By all accounts, getting exposed to the hard vacuum of space is not a pleasant way to die, and the effects of this on the body are covered in much more detail on the Explosive Decompression page. A somewhat crueler version involves giving the executed a spacesuit with enough air to let them last a while so they can fully appreciate their upcoming death.
An odd bit of Hollywood Science regarding getting Thrown Out the Airlock is that it always causes the victim to be violently sucked out into space. In Real Life, a pressure difference of a single atmosphere would not cause very much suction and would happen almost instantly rather than cause the prolonged gale-force winds that seems to always happen in the movies. Granted, there would be a rather fast stream when the cover starts to open, but by the time it opens enough for someone to exit, the wind slows down (and the pressure drops). As airlocks are, in the vast majority of cases, intended for scenarios other than "jump out before the ship explodes", they will likely be designed to minimize air loss. This includes having air lock chambers as small as possible and some foolproof measures to ensure that both doors of the sluice will not open at once. Which means there's simply not enough air to have a long wind. Also, there's no reason to give any airlock a powerful instantly-opening door if it's not an evacuation exit or torpedo tube — it's more likely to have the air slowly pumped out (or, more likely, pumped back into the ship) before opening. We don't want those maintenance guys to drop crates every time they exit, right?
See The Coconut Effect and Reality Is Unrealistic. Not to be confused with Recycled INSPACE!
Appropriate, given that Space Is an Ocean, and parallels can be drawn with keelhauling or walking the plank. Note that the loss of oxygen from the ship's system will never be a problem no matter how much you do it. May result in Dramatic Space Drifting.
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HEMPSTEAD DEATHS FROM VACCINATION (CONTINUED FROM PAGE FOUR) It is. of cnurs*", welMtnown that the lockjaw Infection has been freq^ipntiy fotmd in virtip and if Introdoeed in the operation of vaccination, -in.l I'llSjWas niori- common years apr, than it is tpday because ihis danger was f lund lo he so real that siieria! efforts are now made in the manufacture of the virus to puard against this inlectlon. and the i'nited States government ini?;)t.ction now requires that constant, careful tests be made of nil >irus to prevent this infection amoiiK many other kinds, ihi^reby showing tbo reality of this donger. Uut all these precautions with the virus itself (annot prevent thi^ ^anie Inflectloa couiin?: into the vaccination wound afterward from many oi'icr sources, particularly when lockjaw is so wideiy distributed' In the sur¬ roundings of the human being and his habitat in this country, and particulaily in our State of New Vork and chiefly on Long Island, where this dangerous wound infection Is widely distributed and almost universaJ as before stated .-ti>d tliUM exists as a constant menace to little vaccinated children who play in the dirt or to vaccinated workmen who work in the dirt. And so serious is 1 his danj-'ir from lockjaw that it is, as a matter of actual fact, ten to one hun¬ dred liir.es more dangerous than smallpox, so tbat it. Is absolutely denions'.rable that a vaccinated school child or workman in ihls State of New Yorl: ,'ind this province of Long Island is ten times more likely to be killed by lockjaw^ if vaccinated than to die from smallpox if left imvaccinated: Ther.-- fore, as a matter of actual fact, vaccination in the .State of New York and on I.'.ong Island is more dangerous than sniallpov. and more rhililren and adults iire new bein;j killed regularly every year from lockjaw and other infeciions in vaci ination wounds than from smallpox no matter what ex-Coninilssioner Jorter 01' hi.^ defender may say. And our death certificates and other vital records, now concealed, will clearly show this shocking fact as soon as the people force a proper inspection and ptiblicatlon of the same, which result >' Intend publicly to accomplish before I eet through with this most important i'nd (,xpensi\e duty which we have taken on ouigelvcs for the public good in exposing thse dangerous medical falsehoods, these prosi? statisticrl conceal- nienis and iluse numerous vaccination injuries and fatalities lo the fullest c\tenl of the actual truth. CHAS. M. HIQQINS, 1 Treasurer Aiui-Vacclnalion league of Anierh a. No. 271 Ninth Street, Brooklyn, N. V.. .lune 2!t. 1911. Main offic(» of the league: No. 1420 (."hestnut street,. I'hiladelphiii. I'ii. John Piicairn, I'resident. , , i I'orti r F. Cope, Secretary. POStCRIPT. Just as this article was being preparr^d for fhe pres; tvTiothcr champion has appeared, who. in an elaborate article in a New Yon: ,Siindiiy pap( r of June 21, attempts to take up the defence of the follies and fi'Mliiits of vaccinaiion with the aid of some doctored diagrams and the usual '.-.tale and disrupted medical arguments, nnjst of which 1 have already disposed-of in former articles, and some of which I fully answer here. .Some time dllrlnr the summer vacation, as a matter of relaxation aiid to contribute lo public amusement, I may take up some of the most absurd vtht(.-n)enls of this doctor, who seems to have made him.self an easy mark i.iv cot rer live '.Tiiicism in his histor.v. his logic and his statistics on vaccinaiion, 'vvhich 1 wiirjdminlsier !n due time and show hini that he does not seem to be r.iciilini- v.iiii imporfant data on record in his own defvartment, which niaic ¦ some of hit. statemints .sJi.Ljily liditulous, to say nothing of tlie recotd of the rciil t.- uiis of vaccination tliroiiiiiioul the world mi imblic health and hiimaii 111 e. Ill i.iy nexl article, wliicli piobably will end my work for the sum u'r \;ii aiirtiii. I intend to nr,i\<< seilish medical organizations, with tiieir big U'emberships, their immeii.se f^iiKls ;i:;(l tli(>ii full control ol And I projiDse to show how our owu bi.i,' organiziUlons of business men and wovliiiii.; i^eople in tliis uieat ciiy. the flower and force of our citizenship, have" the full pouir 111 theis own liiinds to drive lliere in'edital oiganizations out ol ll" .-oie coi.trol of our departments of jiublic htalth jind \ltal statistics whore lliey iiave been very failbfiii to their own iiitiresis bul viy unfitltiiiu 1 !'¦ the interests of the whole people in fastenin;; and forcing upon us the (ian.iferous ami fatal barbarism of coiiifiuisoiy ijicdical disease and.even iiil^i:: n :t cotidition for the education of ttie child of the poor man in onr pnh- iiid tin n denying aqd cJMiceiiling the fiital effect of tbis great (;.• '':ia'. .vil in., our vital statistics. I will also show how we (iiu place iit ti'e An Exclusive Residential Section* With City Advantages and Suburban Comforts Most Ideal for thc Summer Home. Best Year Round Suburb. Houses on Large Plots Can be Obtained on Most Liberal Terms. ONSLOW MOORE CO. 44 COURT ST.. BKLN A. A. SEALY. Mgr.. Bayview Ave, Freeport, N. Y. it interesting for the general public and for '< (Ull health departments and our vital statisti( u(;hool ...lie heads of ilifsi depiirtineiits ablf^ business and"%vorkiiig men, not doctors li;i.. ii- professional intercut in medical operalion.s and con •.'alinenf of inedicai are doctors do not doniiuale ihe deparliiuiits of health and vital stiUi.ti c-. but v.iiic'i are dominated by tibie laymen with doctois subordinate lo them. This closing article will appear just before or ;4f'.tr our Indepefhder.t e Day lUid ir;iy iiro\e to be a Declaration of Medical<lndependence for the People and n crushing of Medical Monarchy and Dogmatism-which Is now ITTt; (which, by the way. 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Known for Excel¬ lence of Food and Service Cafe and Grill Room TWO HURT IN FREEPORT COLLISION :">™pipi''i>^vrecked, but its o< who are not known, jutiiped Atitoand Truck Damuged and Iforse "^ ''^'¦¦""' "'•'"'¦>• Killed On Sunday Two men were cut and bruised, .-.e' . hors ^\as Uillcd and an automobile was daiiia'-:e(l in a collision with a iie.ivy tnif'li in .Merricli road, Freepor:. on Sumiay e\etiin,i; 'I'he automob'l ¦ lilt a w;i,t;on which is owned by ih • ilil'ioid Construction oCmpan.v, of :i'ri l'"ii-lion street. .lamaicii'. The Irucic \\;is carrying live men as passen.gers. 'I'iie liiiclv was on the ri.nht side o'' tne road. Two Italiiins in the driver.- seat were iliidwn lo tiie roadway. 1'n- aiitoiiiohile is sai'l to have been on he wKiji;; -ide (jf ihe I'oad. I' w,'-' iipaM I till! 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But intent to contribute to infringement on a mass scale should be
I disagree. Intent in and of itself should never be against the law. I could say, "Please everyone go out and download games and films and music and commit as much copyright infringement as possible." Maybe some people will be persuaded to do just that, but I have no direct control over such people. They are responsible for their own actions and decisions.
I could also tell people to consume illegal drugs and tell them on what street corner they can find some. None of that should be illegal. It's all communication, all speech. The mere imparting of information should never be against the law.
It is never in a civilization's best interest to prohibit the free flow of information. Although it may be in some individual's financial interest to do so. It is precisely for the benefit of a few rich and greedy people that such laws are created in the first place.


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Aug 20 2012: I think Europe shows that you can't have a single world currency unless you also have a single fiscal manager and a single body controlling industrial relations. Otherwise you would end up with (Greece and Germany) situations world wide. Sounds like a good way to start world war three to me.
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Explore Judaism's view on conversion in this "Ask a Rabbi" column reprinted from JewishBoston.com.
The latest from Hollywood: Jamie Chung and Bryan Greenberg are engaged, Seth Meyers will host Late Night & an interfaith ice dancer wins Olympic gold.
This colorful booklet will give all the basics about this holiday its customs and traditions.
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Asterpix to take the work out of tagging videos
Asterpix, a video tagging service we looked at late last year is launching some exciting new technology later this month. It's a new automated tagging service that will go through any video you plug in and use its recognition algorithms to tag and link whatever's in your video to informational resources about it on the Web.
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K-9 unit nabs suspect
A man who ran from Washington State Patrol troopers during a traffic stop was located a short time later by a police tracking dog and booked into the Clallam County Jail.
A trooper on patrol shortly after midnight Monday, Nov. 9, on U.S. Highway 101 near Happy Valley Road stopped a red 1990 Subaru going eastbound in westbound lane.
The driver exited the car and fled on foot into a swamp. Sequim Police officer Mike Hill and his K9 partner located the man, Anthony E. Iman, 48, of Seattle.
Iman was transported to Olympic Medical Center for treatment of dog bites and booked into the Clallam County Jail for obstructing and escape from community custody.
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U.S. veterans, members of the U.S. armed forces, and their families will be admitted free-of-charge today, Veterans Day, to Olympic National Forest.
All day-use fees will be waived at Forest Service recreation sites that include picnic areas, boat launches, trailheads and visitor centers. However, fees for camping, cabin rentals, heritage expeditions, or other permits will not be waived.
For details www.fs.fed.us/r6/olympic.
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Due to popular demand from customers and vendors, the Sequim Open Aire Market is extending its season indefinitely. Saturday from 10 a.m.-
1 p.m. in the market square just off Cedar Street, you will find local produce, pies and baked goods, fresh fish, local food products and several art and craft vendors.
Convenient parking is available on Cedar Street. See www.sequimmarket.com for more information.
Senior menu
Here are the Sequim Senior Nutrition Site menus, served at 4:30 p.m. at Suncrest Village Retirement Apartments, 251 S. Fifth Ave. Suggested donation $3. Menus are subject to change. Call 683-8491.
Wednesday Nov. 11 - Closed for holiday
Thursday Nov. 12 - Cook's choice
Friday Nov. 13 - Caesar salad, all-in-one burger stew, biscuits, fruit cup
Monday Nov. 16 - Cottage cheese with fruit, kielbasa, sauerkraut, carrots, pudding
Tuesday Nov. 17 - Green salad, Swiss steak, buttered noodles, zucchini, pineapple upside down cake.
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Welfare for Animals Guild will introduce dogs available for adoption from noon-
2 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 14, at Best Friend Nutrition, 680 W. Washington St., Sequim.
WAG is a nonprofit organization that seeks loving, forever homes for dogs of all breeds, sizes and ages. WAG volunteers also will talk about their work, volunteer and donation needs to further their work. For more information, call WAG's message line at 460-6258 or see Web site www.welfareforanimalsguild.org.
Call for artists
Artists are invited to enter the Sequim Arts Small Works Show fundraiser. All works must be 8 inches by 10 inches or smaller including the frame and be for sale. Three-D works must be no wider than 10 inches and no taller than 8 inches.
The show runs Dec. 1-23 at the Museum and Arts Center, 175 W. Cedar St., Sequim.
Entry fees for up to three pieces are $5 for Sequim Arts or Sequim Museum and Arts Center members and $10 for nonmembers. Works will be accepted from 9 a.m.-noon on Nov. 30. Applications are at the Sequim Museum and Arts Center or online at www.sequimarts.org or www.mac sequim.org.
A 25-percent commission on sales will help fund the projects of Sequim Arts and the Sequim Museum and Arts Center.
For more information, contact Linda Stadtmiller at 681-4884 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Bells of the Cascades
ring Saturday
"The Beauty of Bronze," handbell classical and contemporary favorites, original compositions and familiar Christmas tunes, is at 6 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 14, at Trinity United Methodist Church, 100 Blake Ave., Sequim.
Tickets cost $7.50.
A full day handbell workshop begins at 9:30 a.m. Saturday, Nov. 14, at the church. For more information, see http://bellsangels.inf.
Volunteers, guests welcome to dinner
Serenity House holds its traditional community Thanksgiving dinner from 1-4 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 26, at the Single Adult Shelter, 2321 W. 18th St., Port Angeles.
Community members are invited to share and enjoy the Thanksgiving meal.
Volunteers are welcome to help with meal preparation and serving.
Call Tim Bruce at 452-7221 for more information.
Coupon books
The 23rd annual Elegant Gourmet Book is available at Phillips' Hallmark in Sequim; Jim's Pharmacy, KONP Radio, The Toggery and Frontier Bank in Port Angeles or from any Soroptimist International of Port Angeles, Noon Club member.
Proceeds from sales of this buy one, get one free coupon book go to scholarships, projects and programs on the peninsula. The books' sales have raised more than $300,000, which has been returned to the community.
Coupons are good at many restaurants, espresso stands and merchants in Sequim and Port Angeles.
For more information, call Gayle McCormick, 457-5402 or 461-6818.
Sequim duplicate bridge club
_ Friday, Oct. 30 game
N/S: 1. Gloria Runyan-Larry Phelps; 2. David Jackson-Frank Brown; 3. Charles Williams-Carol Keller; 4. Suzanne Berg-Sueann Swan.
E/W: 1. Wilma Lambert-Vern Nunnally; 2. Gert Wiitala-Jim Wiitala; 3. John Anderson-Jack Real; 4. Mary Norwood-Jim Tilzey.
_ Monday, Nov. 2 game
N/S: 1. Frank Brown-Jim Tilzey; 2. Helen Stratton-Paul Stratton; 3. Suzanne Berg-Tom Loveday; 4. Wilma Lambert-Paula Cramer.
E/W: 1. Tom Markley-Jodi O'Neill; 2. June Nelson-Mary Norwood; 3. Ted Miller-Larry Phelps; 4. Ruby Mantle-Pete Mayberg.
For more information about the Sequim Duplicate Bridge Club, call Krys Gordon, club manager, at 681-4308.
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Putting On the Ritz-Carlton: Has Its Moment In the Sun Finally Come?
Let's face it: prices at the Ritz-Carlton, while resplendent, pale in comparison to the blindingly spectacular sales at buildings like 15 Central Park West and the Plaza. But with the $70 million Steve Wynn buy behind it and a new $50 million listing, The Wall Street Journal asks: is the Ritz ready to rise again?
It's not as if the building has been doing shabbily or anything, but it hasn't been the brightest star in the sky, The Journal notes. Built in 1930 as the Hotel St. Moritz, it's lost some of the luster it once had and its debut on the luxury market was less than stellar. The condo conversion finished shortly after Sept. 11, and then the building got kind of eclipsed by the Time Warner Center and 15 Central Park West. Read More


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From 8 a.m. to 3 a.m. every day, according to Telluride Express General Manager Sue Rovito, at least one driver will be on call to serve those needing rides as part of the new local taxi service. More drivers will be on hand during busy times of the week.
For a ride within the Town of Telluride (East Colorado Avenue to Eider Creek) or the Town of Mountain Village, the cost is $5 for one person and $2 for each additional rider. Between Telluride and Lawson Hill/Society Drive, the cost is $7 for one rider and $2 for each additional person. And the cost is $9 for rides between Telluride or Mountain Village to Ski Ranches, West Meadows, Aldasoro, or the Illium turn off. An additional $2.25 per mile will be charged to go beyond those locations.
While there are free transportation services already in place, like Dial-a-Ride in Mountain Village, the Galloping Goose and the Home Safe Program that offers free rides to those intoxicated on the weekends, Rovito said the new local taxi is a flexible alternative for those who may not fit the other transportation schedules on fixed routes.
"It is an experiment this year and we will see how it goes," Rovito said. "We are committed to running this the whole year (until April 3), even if we lose money."
Since the local taxi service was launched on Dec. 10, Rovito said the service has been well received and there have been times that the drivers on call have been very busy.
"We are still trying to figure out what the demand is. One night we may have had 20 people calling for rides at one time and had only three drivers on call, so there was a wait," she said. "On other nights, it hasn't been that busy. So far, though, it has been pretty good, and a lot of people are asking about it."
With ever-tightening budgets in the local governments, Rovito said funding for the Home Safe Program may not be a reality in the future, and that if the local taxi receives enough ridership, it could be an alternative to the Home Safe Program, should the free program get cut.
"We don't want people to be stranded because they don't have fifty bucks in their pocket for a ride," she said, adding, so far she has received a good response from visitors and residents staying in Mountain Village who don't want to take the Gondola into town every time. "If they have kids and grandma going to dinner, the novelty of riding the Gondola can wear off, especially when it is cold."
To call for a ride with the local taxi, passengers can call the driver directly at 970/728-6668. Depending on the need at the time, there may be a wait. For those wishing to make a reservation for a scheduled pick-up time, call the Telluride Express main number at 970/728-6000 ext. 2.
"We will see if this is something that's needed," Rovito said. "Only time will tell."


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Thurston Harris
- Harris first appeared on record as the featured vocalist with The Lamplighters in 1953. Indeed, he recorded with the Lamplighters, one of the many groups on the early R&B scene in South Central Los Angeles, throughout the early 1950s. The group later evolved into The Tenderfoots, then The Sharps.
- He is widely regarded as a one-hit wonder, who popularized the song "Little Bitty Pretty One", written by Bobby Day, and sung by Harris in 1957. It reached #6 on the U.S. Billboard Hot 100. The track sold over one million records, achieving gold disc status.[4]
- Much later, the song appeared on the soundtracks to films or television dramas, such as Telling Lies in America, Lipstick on Your Collar, and Christine.
- In 1958, Harris scored a Top 20 R&B hit with "Do What You Did," but he failed to have any chart success afterwards. His other best known song was "Runk Bunk", recorded in 1959, and released by Aladdin Records (Aladdin 3452).
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By Paul Tennant
---- — NORTH ANDOVER — Bullying is likely to go the way of the fountain pen at Kittredge School – if it has not already done so.
Every four weeks, students, teachers and other staffers stage a RAISE rally. RAISE is an acronym that stands for respect, achievement, inclusion, service and empathy. All of the North Andover public schools are committed to those values.
Friday afternoon's rally featured several North Andover High School students who have disabilities. They talked about what it's like to live with those challenges and the bullying and namecalling they have endured.
Nate Richards, who founded the Disability Awareness Program as a Bar Mitzvah community service project when he was a seventh-grader, has familial spastic paraparesis, a condition that impedes his walking.
Richards, a high-energy guy who actually walks faster than most people, told the Kittredge students how other children would call him a cripple and tease him for "walking funny" when he was their age. He got so sick of it that he started an anti-bullying program.
Aislinn McAvoy, like Richards a North Andover High School senior, has a visual challenge. She explained that she was born with cataracts on her eyes.
The cataracts were removed when she was very young, but she still must wear thick eyeglasses. McAvoy said it was painful to have other students make fun of her and call her "four eyes."
Jarelin Escobar, a Fitchburg High School junior, has spinal bifida and uses a wheelchair.
"It's like sitting in class all day," she said when one of the elementary students asked what it's like to spend so much time in a wheelchair. Escobar said she has not been taunted as blatantly as her friends, Richards and McAvoy, but she's faced a different sort of nastiness.
"It's how they look at me," she said.
Jordan Raffalli, an NAHS senior who deals with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, asked the Kittredge students if they've ever experienced a high-energy feeling after eating too much candy on Halloween.
"I feel like that all the time," he said. The condition makes focusing on school work difficult, he noted.
Dan Cosmes, yet another North Andover High senior, learned American Sign Language by the time he was 3. Why? Because his mother is deaf.
Cosmes said he has a 13-year-old brother who has autism. His brother is a computer whiz – but he's just now learning how to talk, he said.
Samantha Girroir talked about the Best Buddies program, in which students become friends with young people who have developmental challenges. Girroir is also an NAHS senior.
Richards urged the children to join in the national effort to stamp out the use of the word "retard."
Richards and the other high-schoolers led the Kittredge students through several exercises that helped them experience what it's like to live with a disability.
Fourth-graders Michael Kamil and Carley Pearlson got a taste of visual impairment by putting on sunglasses, mounting a scooter board and trying to negotiate their way through a small obstacle course in the school gym.
Dan MacMillan, a fifth-grader, and Carly Bilecki, a fourth-grader, experienced a hint of attention deficit disorder by attempting to jump rope and read a book at the same time. To make the task more difficult and distracting, their peers sang as loudly as they could.
Fourth-graders Duncan Preston and Elizabeth Chai got into wheelchairs and tried to shoot a basketball through a hoop.
Graham Petersen, a fourth-grader, asked Richards if the people who bullied him during his younger years have continued to bother him.
Richards said the bullying came to a halt after he and other students with disabilities spoke to 60 of their seventh-grade peers in the North Andover Middle School gym. A few of the reformed bullies actually apologized to him, he said.
"They don't bully me," Richards said. "I don't hold a grudge against them."
Kathy Laughlin, a fourth-grade teacher at Kittredge, said Richards, Cosmes, Girroir, Raffalli, McAvoy, Escobar and the other members of the Disability Awareness Program should take their message to other schools.
The Friday afternoon RAISE rally was not all serious stuff. With Principal Richard Cushing strumming his guitar and a few other students playing their instruments, the RAISEins, a Kittredge singing group, offered lively renditions of "I Won't Back Down" and "Jingle Bell Rock."
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Red Hat, Inc. (Nasdaq:RHAT), the leader in developing, deploying and managing open source solutions, today announced that Grammar Engine, Inc.'s PromICE.net, a memory emulator that allows embedded developers to collaboratively build applications over the Internet, runs on uClinux operating system technology that was implemented by Red Hat. PromICE.net, based on the NetSilicon processor, is an embedded development tool that runs open source software. Its Web server capabilities enable embedded developers to put their target on the Internet and allow co-workers to access it from anywhere in the world for development of applications.
"The incorporation of Red Hat Linux into the memory emulator represents a breakthrough for embedded developers who want to avoid the limitations imposed by proprietary software in their development environment," said Michael Tiemann, CTO of Red Hat. "This is an opportunity for developers to use Linux to add features, options and programs to PromICE.net that are needed for their individual development environments without experiencing the shortcomings of the proprietary model."
"Grammar Engine has chosen to work with Red Hat and use uClinux and support GPL software because of the tremendous opportunities that this offers to embedded developers," said Arvind Rana, CTO of Grammar Engine Inc. "Since our customers are embedded software developers, we understand that they want ultimate control over their development tools. Access to open source code provides us the opportunity to co-develop, with each of our customers, the exact tool they need."
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Red Hat is the leader in developing, deploying and managing solutions built on the benefits of an open source platform. These solutions include an open source product platform for devices to mainframes, a complete end-to-end set of Professional Services, and the Red Hat Network as the Internet-based backbone for deployment and management of the products and services. Red Hat?s open source platform includes the award-winning Red Hat Linux operating system platform, the Interchange e-Commerce platform, Stronghold Secure Web Server, Credit Card Verification software, High Availability Server, GNU-based developer toolkit for embedded development and embedded run-time Linux, eCOS and RedBoot solutions.
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Hospital official Tariq Kaleem says the fire at a garment factory in the southern Pakistani city of Karachi killed 72 people. A blaze at a shoe factory in the eastern city of Lahore killed 25 people.
Senior police official Amjad Farooqi says firefighters were still trying to subdue the Karachi blaze on Wednesday. Dozens more were injured in the blazes that erupted late Tuesday.
Firefighter chief Ehtisham-ud-Din says most of the garment factory deaths were caused by suffocation as people caught in the basement were unable to escape. Firefighters believe 25 people could still be in the basement.


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Evaluation and treatment of complicated lifestyle-related conditions including type 2 diabetes, obesity, polycystic ovary syndrome, metabolic syndrome, sleep apnea, fatty liver, tobacco dependence
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My research interest is disease prevention. Because smoking and obesity are the major causes of morbidity and mortality in modern society, my research involves clinical trials examining new therapies for smoking cessation and obesity.
I serve as Medical Director of the Duke Center for Nicotine and Smoking Cessation Research, in collaboration with Jed Rose in the Department of Psychiatry. I am course coordinator for a Fourth-Year Medical Student Elective on the Medical Management of Obesity, and I am a faculty member of the Duke Clinical Research Training Program.
I belong to the Society of General Internal Medicine, the Society for Nicotine and Smoking Cessation Research, NAASO: The Obesity Society, and the American Society of Bariatric Physicians. I am also on the Editorial Board of Nutrition & Metabolism.
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Westman, EC; Yancy, WS; Humphreys, M. Dietary treatment of diabetes mellitus in the pre-insulin era (1914-1922). Perspectives in Biology and Medicine. 2006;49:77-83.
Yancy, WS; Olsen, MK; Guyton, JR; Bakst, RP; Westman, EC. A low-carbohydrate, ketogenic diet versus a low-fat diet to treat obesity and hyperlipidemia: a randomized, controlled trial. Annals of Internal Medicine. 2004;140:769-777.
Westman, EC; Mavropoulos, J; Yancy, WS; Volek, JS. A review of low-carbohydrate ketogenic diets. Current Atherosclerosis Reports. 2003;5:476-483.


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Over time, America grew used to thinking of Justice David Souter as an only child turned unmarried man who liked history books and hiking alone in the mountains. People stopped speculating about his singleton status, and he was left alone as America's last respectable bachelor. Now the talk of his successor has opened a whole new round of status speculation. The list of potential replacements is overpopulated by women who are single, childless, or divorced. So America asks—or worries without overtly asking—what is this suspicious creature called the bachelorette, and what is she really up to?
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Janet Napolitano, secretary of the Department of Homeland Security and another short-lister, has many times answered questions from Rush Limbaugh and reporters about whether she is gay. Again, nobody has offered any proof, except that she is unmarried. Which seems to make everyone think: lonely, misfit, or lesbian. Ed Rendell, head of the National Governor's Association, once said about Napolitano, "Janet's perfect for that job. Because for that job, you have to have no life. Janet has no family. Perfect. She can devote, literally, 19 to 20 hours a day to it." So to lonely and lesbian add "no life."
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2.03/5 rDev -24%
look: 2 | smell: 2 | taste: 2 | feel: 2.25 | overall: 2
Poured into a shaker pint glass.
Look: Crystal clear golden body holds a white fizzy head with rapid recession. A wisp of film with no lacing.
Aroma: Corn, sour veggies, a trace of grains, metallic ending.
Taste: Corn or whatever adjuncts were used, slight sour body (again with a sour cooked veggies), and a metallic finish.
Mouthfeel: Dry, unpleasant aftertaste.
Overall: Really harsh.
Serving type: bottle
02-14-2014 02:27:06 | More by JuicesFlowing
United Kingdom (England)
3.25/5 rDev +21.7%
12-24-2013 18:20:57 | More by samparkique4
1.98/5 rDev -25.8%
look: 3.25 | smell: 2.25 | taste: 1.75 | feel: 1.75 | overall: 2
Very happy when I saw this one in a shop, but was slightly disapointed.
Nothing wrong with the appearance - clear and golden with medium white head which quickly settles down. The aroma is very mild, only a bit of hops and dusty grains. The taste is nothing special - not bitter nor sweet, quite hoppy and almost too grainy. Also lacks a bit of bubbles to make it more refreshing. All in all, not very pleasant.
Serving type: bottle
11-23-2013 17:11:10 | More by MarkoNm
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2.63/5 rDev -1.5%
look: 3 | smell: 2.5 | taste: 2.5 | feel: 3 | overall: 2.75
355 ml bottle purchased at LCBO in the singles bin for $2 CDN. Served cold and poured into a pint glass.
Appearance - Pale golden colored beer pours 1.5 fingers of white head that dissipate quickly. Crystal clear and very few bubbles are present upon pouring. Soapy collar is left around brim of beer for a while.
Smell - A bit skunky, even with brown bottle. Feels almost as if corn and sweetness have been added to this mixture that seems unnatural. Slight vegetative scents.
Taste - Mild sweetness up front but doesn't linger, but transitions to a caramel corn sweetness. Also slightly vegetative and a bit of sour bitterness at the end. It's worth noting that none of the flavors really last for any significant duration.
Mouthfeel - Light body and quite smooth and somewhat full feeling given the lack of bubbles (carbonation) up front and the thinness in the scents and flavor. Despite this apparent fullness, the beer is still moderately thin and mediocre.
Overall - As far as pilseners go, this one's near the bottom of the barrel, but still something drinkable if you're thirsty. Wouldn't repeat and the artificial sweetness is more reminiscent of AAL's
Serving type: bottle
10-27-2013 03:22:36 | More by DenisKolkin
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2.69/5 rDev +0.7%
look: 3 | smell: 2.5 | taste: 2.75 | feel: 2.5 | overall: 2.75
Served in a pint glass.
Appearance: Straight gold, very clear with heavy bubbles on the body (very heavy). The head was a little thing coming off white rising to maybe 1/3".
Smell: Sour hop scent almost wet hopped. It's pleasant but nothing new that will amaze you....scent comes and goes.
Taste: Wet hop feel that is straight light bitterness. A slight creaminess to it like a marzen, might feel a tad corn feel to it.
Mouth: heavy carbonation with slightly dry feel, coming off very smooth.
Overall: Not a bad beer, best enjoyed with a meal than to have alone because it's a very one dimensional brew. Most pilseners are, so I shouldn't be arguing. Hot weather with this and some good grub makes this much more enjoyable.
Serving type: bottle
08-07-2013 17:36:16 | More by BlurryVisi0n
2.88/5 rDev +7.9%
look: 3 | smell: 2.75 | taste: 3 | feel: 2.75 | overall: 2.75
A: Pours a clear golden color with abillowing head that fades to bits of lacing.
S: Aroma of malt sweetness, bit of citrus with some grain.
T: Taste has a bit of a hops nip with amild malt sweetness and grain. Mild bitterness and a clean finish.
F: Light body, crisp smooth and refrshing.
O: Perfect beer for the hot humid weather in Manila.
Serving type: bottle
06-04-2013 01:35:55 | More by soju6
3.21/5 rDev +20.2%
look: 3.5 | smell: 3 | taste: 3.25 | feel: 3.25 | overall: 3.25
Appearance: Clear gold with thick foam and good lacing.
Smell: Grain.
Taste: Sweet and grainy. Corn and other light malts.
Mouthfeel: Light to medium bodied, crisp, not much of an aftertaste.
The Verdict: Drinkable. An easy drinking but forgettable beer that's a slight step above the average macrobrew.
Serving type: bottle
05-30-2013 22:47:39 | More by TheMarkE
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