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"We the people understand that our country cannot succeed when a shrinking few do very well and a growing many barely make it," he declared. "We believe that America's prosperity must rest upon the broad shoulders of a rising middle class."
As for "the threat of climate change," Obama may have meant West Virginia coal advocates when he said: "Some may still deny the overwhelming judgment of science, but none can avoid the devastating impact of raging fires, and crippling drought, and more powerful storms."
Without specifically citing gun massacres, the president said America must guarantee safety of "all our children, from the streets of Detroit to the hills of Appalachia to the quiet lanes of Newtown."
We assume these and other goals for his second term will be outlined in his State of the Union address to Congress on Feb. 12.
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"The forested valleys in the study area appear to support a diverse wildlife community," the report says. "During the field investigations, tracks of white-tailed deer and wild boar and feathers of wild turkey were observed. In addition, gray squirrel, chipmunk, ruffed grouse and several songbirds were either seen or heard by the investigators.
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Quote:Hi Tim,I would say you have to test them on the planets. I have 13.1" dob yep old coulter but Carl Zambuto refigured the mirror in 1995 and it's 1/11th wave where before it was 1/2 wave. My scope performs better on planets 312x is easy and have pushed it to over 700x before. It rivals 6" APO refractors on planetary detail. It also does better on globulars and detail on nebulas. I am not surprised the discovery scope was brighter it has more aperture in the review and more surface area. Carl Zambuto does make some fine mirrors and never seen a bad one. You can get to that 50x magnification per inch if the seeing is right with his optics. But with a dob without tracking sometimes that is hard to do.Good article enjoyed the review. One of our club members has a discovery premium dob 17.5" and enjoys it and it does have good optics too.James Bielaga
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Quote:Finally, we are only observing with one sample of each manufacturer's optics. That means we can only know how these particular optics performed, which tells us almost nothing about how any other optics would compare from both manufacturers.
Quote:Jeff,Your right in saying there are clear levels of optics and that their optical performance directly correlates with their price tag. However, what I am trying to answer is different.My question is about the Zambuto seven criteria. Do they translate to an observable difference in contrast over other premium optics? Does perfection of the small scale features of the mirror truly make a difference? This is a hard concept to grasp and something that I really only noticed on those special nights of good viewing when I saw detail in specific targets that I never saw before with other optics on equally good nights of viewing. Others have had similar experiences, but is it real? Tim Neubert
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Quote:I have read several 'good' reports as to Discovery's mirror quality, however the 14" I bought several years ago is nothing to brag about. Oh its fine for deep sky, which is what I use it for, but fails badly on planetary.
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Quote:In the ones that were optimized, though, I've generally seen that the star images are a little tighter and have a little less "fuzz" in the edges and/or diffraction rings in the Zambuto-mirrored scopes--obviously less light scatter.
Quote:Justifying Zambuto's decision not to use enhanced coatings. Apparently his rationale for using only standard coatings. Or at least that is what he used to say. Is he still recommending standard coatings only? I belong to the ZOC yahoo group, but have not kept up with the most recent posts.
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Lester M. Johnson, 80, of Lake Nebagamon went to be with the Lord on Saturday April 14, 2012 at St.
Lester M. Johnson, 80, of Lake Nebagamon went to be with the Lord on Saturday April 14, 2012 at St. Luke's Hospital in Duluth.
Lester was born in Hawthorne, Wis., on Feb. 19, 1932 to David and Mabel Johnson.
He was a member of the first graduating class of Northwestern High School in 1950.
Lester served in the military during the Korean Conflict from 1953-1955. He married Janice Sandmon on March 31, 1956.
He was a self employed contractor and spent all of his life in the Lake Nebagamon and Hawthorne area. After he retired he loved to help his children and grandchildren with numerous projects and activities.
He was preceded in death by grandson, Levi Lundgren; also brothers, Russell Johnson, Wayne Johnson, Wallace Johnson; sisters, Margie Mattson and Lucille Winkka.
Lester is survived by his wife of 56 years, Janice; daughter, Cindy (Mark) Lundgren; sons, Ron (Tammy) Johnson, Brian (Julie) Johnson, Bob (Andrene) Johnson, and Dale (Traci) Johnson; grandchildren, Rena (Nick) Navarro, Matthew (Lindsey) Johnson, Stephanie (Josh) Lintula, Rachel (Jason) Deatherage, Lucas Lundgren, Emily Johnson, Nathan Johnson, Gus Johnson, and Tyler Johnson; great grandchildren, Sophia Navarro, Ellie Deatherage, Nora Navarro, and Gage Johnson; brothers, Delroy Johnson, Fred Johnson, and sisters, Audrey Wright and Jeanie Kallinen
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I stayed at Villa Kipre for two nights in late September and enjoyed it immensely. Ana made us feel so welcome, greeting us with lively conversation and delicious local wine. The location is perfect, just a five minute walk from the center of Cavtat (a wonderful town, by the way). The Villa is very pretty and our room was charming,... More
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Can't delete photos in gallery (tried suggestions on here)
Sorry, another newbie question.... i can't seem to delete photos in my gallery. I don't have a trash can, like some people suggest there should be. When i first turned on the nexus it somehow synched with my mobile (HTC sensation XE) and copied the photos across. I have no idea why or how, as these photos were images i'd taken from my mobile and only saved on my phone, nowhere else. I was quite surprised at the time! I don't use picasso and have tried clearing the settings in google + (via the settings, apps, google + route). I can't seem to find anything that i haven't tried on searching the web.
It's getting a tad annoying now, as you'd think that it would be one of the easiest things to do
Just logged in to piccaso and my photos ARE there. Errr....i don;t remember authorising that. - 01-30-2013, 05:28 AM #2
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I'm sure you actually authorized it when you set up your mobile, it happens when you're in a rush (or the employee at your carrier decided to accept it on your behalf as you stood there waiting for them to configure it). Google+ is one of the few apps that kinda suggests that you upload (instantly) your photos to your Google+ profile too. You can't "trash" Picasso pictures on your tablet as they're shared across your Android devices. But now, I'm sure you know you can delete them from the web-interface.
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yeah picasa = google photos i believe. so by default that gets turned on. so you can either turn off that sync (something I do on my phone just because sometimes it burns through data) or you can get rid of the photos on picasa. Same thing will happen if instant upload is turned on for google plus. but the app asks you how you want to do that.
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Uncheck the sync Google photos in settings and then go to the "Apps" settings, find and click on gallery, and clear data. I don't like my stuff syncing with my online photos and such and this will clear that out for you and just show the ones you download or take with your tablet. I hope this helps!
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Mine did it as well, had to turn off synch and also a camera backup feature, at least on the phone I use. Also there were some photos that I couldn't delete until I did a force stop on the program they were associated with. Hangouts was one such case. I also had o TV no o prom
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The state of Alabama has lost one of its beloved businessmen -- a friend to many, who will forever be known for his turkeys -- Bill Bates has died at the age of 89. You may know him from his Bates House of Turkey restaurant in Greenville, but he leaves behind much more than that for all who knew him, including Alabama's governors. Bill Bates was an icon in the city of Greenville and to the state. He passed away after losing his battle to a weak heart, but while he may be physically gone, family members say he will be remembered as a legend. A marketing genious. A family man. Bill Bates was known as the "Turkey Man." He's the founder of Bates House of Turkey, which opened in 1970. It was just a little sandwich shop off the Interstate 65 Greenville exit. "So he built this little place here and said well I'll just build this little retail shop and just have some sandwiches you know?" Said his daughter, Becky Sloane. "And it just kept growing and the next thing you know..." -- his restaurant became the start of a tradition. He delivered turkeys around the nation and especially in Alabama. For more than 60 years, Bates delivered "Clyde the Turkey" from his turkey farm to the Governors Mansion. The governor pardoned the turkey for Thanksgiving dinner. Governor Bentley issued a statement about Bates saying, "Bill Bates was one of the finest men I knew. A veteran of World War II, Bill served his country with honesty and integrity. He was a member of the greatest generation who loved God, his family and his country." He later says: "This year's ceremony will not be the same without Mr. Bates. Dianne and I extend our prayers to the entire Bates family during this difficult time." "His smile... he had such a smile... I'll miss that the most -- that smile," Said Becky Sloane. She says Bates shared his smile with everyone he came across. After years of heart problems, Bates has now left his family and the community with a legacy. "It's hard. Nothing can prepare you for this," Said his grand-daughter, Michelle Sloane. The family says one of his favorite things to do was meet people everyday. Strangers would walk in the restaurant and often times, he'd end up sitting right there with them. Vistitation is Wednesday at 6 p.m. at Dunkin & Daniels Funeral home in Greenville. The funeral will be Thursday at 11 a.m. at the Sandy Ridge Presbyterian Church in Logan, just outside Fort deposit. Most Viewed
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Hot answers tagged noodles
The primary difference between a dumpling and a noodle, besides shape, is leavening. Dumplings usually have either egg or baking powder to make them lighter.
There's considerable bleedover in terminology here. It's reminiscent of the difficulty of defining "chowder". You're always finding a counterexample. I wouldn't be surprised if someone came up with ...
"Al dente" is used to refer to food cooked so it is still "firm to bite" but not soft
This is very important to pasta which should be removed from the cooking liquid just before it has fully cooked through, as like most foods, it will continue to cook after being removed from the heat source
Always gently stir your pasta every minute or so while cooking to ...
@ElendilTheTall's answer would probably make some pretty badass Mi Goreng, but the whole point of packet Mi Goreng is to be a 2 minute meal in the least work possible.
The way I make Mi Goreng is to cook the noodles in a small pot until they're just cooked (a little firmer than you prefer to eat them).
Quickly drain them, throw them back in the same pot ...
It becomes quite confusing when talking about the difference between chow mein and lo mein mainly due to the error in translation.
In Chinese chow mein literally translate as "fried noodles." However when buying chow mein at a chinese restaurant, you get vegetables with a side of deep fried noodles. Somehow the title of a dish is referring the to side ...
Spaetzle is basically a noodle. Throw together egg, flour and salt (maybe some water to thin it out) and force it through a mold. Anything with holes can be used as a mold (for instance, I've used my old metal colander and that would work fine). Once the dough is formed into little pieces (it doesn't usually hold together for long threads), put it in boiling ...
Some people prefer to cook them separately because when you do so, you can see the water changes color a little and they don't want that (mainly flour) in their soups.
Another advantage is that you can have your soup ready and just cook the noodles on demand. The noodles go to boiling water, the soup is just very hot, but not boiling. That's what ...
similar to what julio said, the main reason is that typical wheat-based noodles release a lot of starch into the water, which changes the consistency of the soup. the starches can add a dirty colour to the water, but more than that, they can also thicken the soup undesirably (think of making a roux). Finally, if there are leftovers, the noodles can sometimes ...
rfusca already gave very good suggestions for the literal question from the title. However, you can also address your problem the other way round.
First, cook the soup until your noodles are al dente (but will become just right while cooling at a normal speed). Take the big pot of soup off the heat.
Second, take a small pot, and fill it with just one ...
If your noodles are mushy, then you're overcooking them. Vermicelli take barely a minute or two to cook in already-boiling water. Egg noodles take a little longer, but either way, trying the noodles as they start to loosen up is the best way to ensure the right texture.
Remember, you are going to be cooking them again when you stir fry them, so they should ...
I always reserve a bit of pasta water to add it to the pan. The reason is simple: if you drain your pasta and add it to the sauce the pasta will suck up all the sauce and become a bit dry. Adding the pasta water ensures that your pasta will remain moist. Also yes, it helps thickening the sauce (this does not necessarily apply to tomato sauce).
Now, let's be ...
In addition to the reasons covered in other answers, some pasta dishes with sauces including cheese actually require using some of the cooking water in order to turn out correctly.
In these cases the starch in the water coats the proteins in the cheese and prevents them from binding to the cheese's fat which would otherwise act as a sort of glue as it ...
It's not too much water that makes them soggy, it's cooking them for too long in the water. Thin noodles are virtually done as soon as they break out of their dry, tablet shape. As soon as this happens, take a noodle out and test it. Remember that cooking will continue even after you drain the noodles.
You should drain the noodles well in a colander. If you ...
Some ingredients do not dissolve well in hot water - the starch swells and thickens, forming lumps that may have raw powder in them and are nasty. They need to be added to cold or lukewarm water and heated after they are dissolved. Other ingredients, most notably pasta, will partially dissolve in cold water making a thick gloppy soup. But if you add them to ...
It's true. I've done it quite a few times, before the 'no boil' packaged varieties were commonly available (if they even existed ... this was ~15 years ago)
Unfortunately, I haven't done it for many years, so I'm quite out of practice. (found out I had a problem with dairy, so lasagne isn't something I make anymore)
From what I remember, you needed to ...
The dough needs plenty of kneading, not yeast, knead in one direction (the pull direction). It's similar to pulling sugar
Use regular (low to medium gluten) flour and water, let it rest so the flour is fully saturated. Some cooks will use baking soda to help with tough dough
It's is probably wetter than you might expect too
It can takes a while for the ...
This is the last write up on the topic, and it's much simplier:
For hand pulled noodles you need:
Bread flour (wet gluten 29-30%, protein 11%-12%)
45% added water
1% alkaline solution
kansui powder or (Lye Water + Baking powder) or Peng or Baking Soda
Ingridents (Alkaline solutions)
kansui powder
55% sodium carbonate (Na2CO3),
35% potassium carbonate ...
I hate to say it, but I'd be willing to bet that gluten-free udon is about as practical as gluten-free seitan - the gluten is precisely what gives udon noodles the texture that makes them so special.
Having said that, I've bought frozen udon noodles that had tapioca starch as an ingredient in addition to wheat flour, and those were some of the best udon ...
Many of the dried noodles that are marketed as "udon"—at least in my experience in the USA—are actually mislabeled, thinner noodles like Hiyamugi or even Sōmen. I would suggest buying the semi-dried variety that are usually packaged in vacuum sealed plastic. This variety is shelf stable, but it can often be found in the refrigerated section of Asian ...
No noodles are actually called "brown noodles" but the only noodles I'm aware of that are brownish in colour are either wheat or buckwheat.
Given the suggestion to cook it with a "protein source", and given that this is meant to be a quick and easy meal, I'm sure that the idea was to cook some dried noodles briefly in soup along with some sliced or shredded ...
Depends on how extreme you want to go. I've used all the following methods for cooling stuff down depending on how rapidly it needed to cool down.
Standard for cooling down that is a ice water bath in the sink. Fill your sink with ice and water and then put the pot in the sink with the lid off. Stir to distribute the coolness. I'm not sure if this is ...
We used to have fried spaghetti for leftovers growing up. Take cooked spaghetti in sauce and put it in a warm frying pan with a little oil.
I've also had noodle fritters with leftover spaghetti, take undressed spaghetti and dip in a batter, then pan or deep fry. Somewhat like a potato pancake, we would eat them with sour cream.
You absolutely can — and in two different ways, depending on your preference.
The first is to place the noodles and cold water into a microwaveable bowl, and microwave on high for about 2-3 minutes, total. It can help to stir or "flip" the noodles halfway through. If the noodles aren't done to your satisfaction, continue microwaving them in 30-60 second ...
For ramen, udon, and soba, it is not uncommon for Japanese restaurants to use multiple broths for layered flavors.
My friend is from Yamagata in Japan and several of her favorite Udon places will make a sturdy broth with dashi as well as pork and chicken stocks. When I make noodles at home, I almost always start with dashi and fortify with chicken or pork ...
I know this is quite an old thread, but Mi Goreng never gets old so here's my method:
Empty the seasonings (all of them) on to a plate, add the noodles to boiling water and about half way through cooking (about a minute or two) add a cracked egg. By the time the noodles are cooked (which is as soon as they lose their wriggly shape) the egg is also cooked ...
Your main sources of flavour in any Chinese-style noodle dish will be:
Spring Onion/Scallion
Soy sauce
Oyster sauce
Rice wine / dry sherry
Sesame oil
Sesame oil has a very distinctive 'Chinese' flavour. It is very strong so you only need a little. You should not use it for frying - think of it more like a seasoning. Add a teaspoon or ...
The ingredients are pretty similar to Italian egg pasta: wheat flour, eggs, salt, and water. The amount of eggs used is more, though, so that the consistency is that of a fairly thick batter instead of a dough. This batter is typically pressed through a coarse strainer into boiling water.
More details at wikipedia.
If this is dry seasoning, you may be able to physically separate the salt out. Options might include sifting (if the salt is a different size), settling (if the salt is a different density).
You may also be able to perform chemical separation, for example if the salt dissolves in cold water where's the rest of the seasoning does not.
Finally, you could mix ...
"Ramen noodles" are a predominantly North American term for what the Japanese call "Chinese Noodles" (Chukamen, which I've also seen spelled Yuukamen).
In practice, you can use any wheat noodle that's made with eggs or kansui, including lamian or mee pok, or even buckwheat noodles (notably soba). Noodles made without either of those are not recommended.
It ...
The basis for any sort of Japanese soup dish is going to be dashi stock, a stock made of fish and seaweed. It has a much lighter flavor than chicken broth, so you might not have identified it easily. You can buy it in a powder form for convenience, and it can be sprinkled into other liquids rather than reconstituted.
This recipe is for soba with a dipping ...
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95 S10--LS ac blowing warm
okay guys my buddy has a 95 came by last night said ac sucks- checked charge
good on pressure- threw a thermometer in vent- blowing 80
put thermometer on tube under hood ac cold side almost down to 60
guess the mixer door is stuck or jammed?
also he says when all is off it puts heat out on the passenger side
nope he has no clymers or chiltons on this truck just bought it - and on a tight budget
any help would be appreciated
where do I start looking?
have seen other forum about pens, files, pencils e.t.c blocking the doors -guess fell in through the defroster vents~~
any help or diagrams would help-not a big S10 mechanic-sorry~~~
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Could check Vents Also Check to make sure the Turn nob is working and not blown out .. where u put it on ac vent dash etc
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ALBANY, N.Y. -- A task force that was formed to find Jaliek Rainwalker is trying to raise money to support the search effort. The Find Jaliek Task Force held a bake sale in front of Jonathan's Pizzeria on North Pearl Street in Albany on Thursday. Organizers said they are thankful for everyone's support during their search. The money raised will go toward buying billboards, posters and supplies they need. The group said they will keep searching as long as they can.
Kim Huskie said, We have several theories. All of them have been followed through. There's a lot I'm sure that law enforcement isn't telling us which is good because it is their investigation and we don't want to interfere with that, but we do want Jaliek's face out there and we want him to be found. He's just a boy." Several more events are planned around the Capital Region this weekend as well.
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I was shocked by the letter written by Sue Richards about the 9/11 bike ride. How sad you or whomever else is complaining about stopped traffic or your "inconvenience" while these patriotic bike riders are out there "cruising" while honoring the men and women who died after the worst terrorist attack that has happened on U.S. soil.
Obviously, you read the Sun Gazette and know the 9/11 bike ride is coming as it is advertized before it happens. The date never changes from year to year--it's 9/11!!
If your time is that important, a couple of solutions you might consider: 1. Choose a different route to your destination 2. Schedule your appointment other than 9/11 or 3. Join the thousands of people standing along the route and wave a flag to show support for what these bike riders are out there honoring.
As far as your comments about these bikers volunteering their time, they do! They get involved with many groups in the area.
I would hope you might rethink your position on this bike ride and the dedicated 9/11 bike riders.
I'd like to thank the men and women who organize this ride year after year. Keep up the good work! You are great examples of people who care when so many do not!
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--Stan Van Gundy said he is sticking with his current starting lineup for the time being. And he has no intention of playing Jameer Nelson and Gilbert Arenas together any more than he already has... at least for the time being, Zach McCann of the Orlando Sentinel reports.
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--Orlando's new players are still making an adjustment defensively, Andrew Melnick of ESPN 1080 am (Orlando) writes.
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Each year, The Enquirer recognizes a select group of area women for their contributions to our community through its Women of the Year program. The Enquirer honors its 2012 Women of the Year class today at a luncheon at the Hyatt Regency.
Ruby Crawford-Hemphill earned the nickname "Cassius Clay" in the ninth grade after she stood up to bullies tormenting a classmate.
It's a fighting spirit the Mason nurse would carry with her all her life as she works to care for women, children and the indigent.
Born the oldest daughter of a working class family of six, Crawford-Hemphill was used to being a caretaker. So when the prom queen and drill team captain earned a full college scholarship, she knew she wanted to become a nurse.
As the assistant chief nursing officer of the Women's Health Center at the University of Cincinnati Medical Center, Crawford-Hemphill has been instrumental in expanding the hospital's medical services to 13 community-based health centers across Greater Cincinnati.
She's a charter member of Queen City Links, which she helped found eight years ago to improve the quality of life in Lincoln Heights, and helped launch the Women's Health Fund, which has improved access to underserved women and their children.
She also serves on the boards for the Center for Respite Care, a 14-bed facility that provides medical care to homeless people recuperating from illness, and Every Child Succeeds, an organization that helps first-time, at-risk mothers provide an optimal start for their children.
Crawford-Hemphill is active with Delta Sigma Theta, a philanthropic group of professional women, and Bridges for a Just Community.
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Last summer, the investment company I work for decided to build a disaster recovery site. This location, 40 miles from New York City, would provide a mirror of our Downtown Manhattan operation. We decided to utilize Linux as much as possible for this project for the following reasons:
We primarily are a Linux operation already, so we could use our existing experience.
We could customize the configuration as much as we wanted, because everything would be open source.
We hoped Linux solutions would be less expensive than other solutions, such as Cisco's.
In this article, I focus on our use of Linux in wide-area network (WAN) routers. I define a WAN router as a system that connects to both wide-area links, such as T1 or T3 lines, and local-area networks, such as 100baseT, and forwards packets between the two networks.
We purchased dedicated connections because this is a disaster recovery site and we need the connections to be as reliable as possible. Based on our calculations, one T3 (45Mb/sec) and four T1 (1.544Mb/sec each) lines would provide sufficient bandwidth for our operations. Ultimately, we decided to use the T3 link as the primary connection and leave the T1s as a bonded 5.7Mb/sec backup link.
The choice of WAN connectivity determined our network design. For redundancy, we installed two WAN routers at each site. The routers are identical and contain hardware to connect to both the T1 and T3 links. With the use of splitter hardware, we hoped to connect all the WAN links to all the routers, as shown in Figure 1. However, that design ultimately turned out to be extremely difficult to implement, due to technical issues I discuss below.
In addition to the WAN links, we also connected the remote site to the Internet through the hosting company backbone. We operated on the principle that more connectivity was better, and this turned out to be useful when we were designing the network. There's nothing like accidentally bringing down your T3 with a mistyped command to make you appreciate a back door to your routers over the Internet.
Our space for servers at the hosting company was limited to one standard rack. This put space at a premium, because we needed to install a lot of servers. Thus, we decided to use 1U systems for the WAN routers. This was a difficult decision to make, as hardware options are limited in that form factor. In retrospect, it would have been much easier to use 2U systems for the WAN routers.
The next step was the selection of T1 and T3 interface cards. The main choice here is whether to use a card with an integrated channel service unit/data service unit (CSU/DSU) that connects directly to the incoming WAN circuit or a card with a high-speed serial connection along with a standalone CSU/DSU. Given our space constraints, an integrated card made the most sense. In previous WAN installations, we used Cisco 2620 router boxes with T1 cards installed. However, that was not appropriate for this project because we wanted to connect multiple T1 and T3 lines.
After much searching, the only vendor we found that could supply both T3 and multiport T1 cards was SBE, Inc. The market for these cards is small and the number of vendors is limited. My suggestion for finding WAN cards is to start asking tech support a lot of questions and see how they respond. Also, carefully look over the driver and hardware specs before committing to a particular vendor.
With the T3 and four T1 cards from SBE, we would require a system with two free full-height, half-length PCI slots. We decided on Tyan S5102 motherboards with a single Pentium 4 Xeon 2.4GHz CPU. For memory, we used 256MB of ECC RAM for maximum reliability.
To cut down on the chance of system failure, we used Flash-based IDE devices. We found a device from SimpleTech that connects and operates like a conventional hard drive. We decided on a 256MB device as we thought that would be enough room for Fedora Core 1 to operate.
The complete computer systems (minus the WAN cards) were purchased from a white box system supplier. This proved troublesome, though, as the supplier was not able to produce four completely identical systems. The systems had variations in CPU fan manufacturers and memory speeds.
One area where the system supplier was helpful was in finding the right case. Only one of the numerous system vendors I contacted could supply a motherboard and case combination that could hold two full-height PCI cards. We had hoped to use a stock system from a supplier such as Dell or IBM, but none of the big names could give us a system that matched all our criteria.
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NSF Biological Research Collections Grant
Curator of Insects Derek Sikes recently received a $237,453 National Science Foundation grant to bring the museum's insect collection up to modern standards. The upgrade will greatly increase collection space with new compactors, facilitate specimen databasing and digital photography, and reorganize and integrate the collection making specimens more accessible for researchers. The grant will also support one graduate student and multiple undergraduate students working in collections-based entomology.
Installation of new 24 Delta Design cabinets, a new floor, and two new compactor carriages by Spacesaver was completed on 21 Jan 2010. A photogallery showing the old cabinets, the work in progress, and the new cabinets is available at the following link: New Collection Infrastructure
Alaskan arthropods: Baseline biodiversity
Terrestrial arthropods are the most speciose and diverse animal component of terrestrial ecosystems, accounting for 80% or more of total described species diversity (Kremen et al. 1993). Unlike the vertebrates and vascular plants, the invertebrate (primarily arthropod) fauna of Alaska is among the least well known of any US state. New state, country, and continent records, and even undescribed species are easily found. Due to Alaska's unique biogeographic history its fauna is expected to harbor many elements absent from the better known Canadian fauna.
The climate of Alaska is changing and we are ill prepared to understand the ecological community level changes that are bound to result because we do not know the majority of the "players" involved. Our knowledge of the arthropod fauna is at least half a century, or more, behind that of the vascular plants which were monographed by Hultén (1968). Frustrating our efforts to solve this problem are a lack of synthetic treatments that summarize the known (i.e. published) Alaskan arthropod fauna.
This pilot project will consolidate and make accessible information on this fauna from three sources: 1) published literature, 2) the UAM Insect collection and the Canadian National Collection, and 3) a sampling transect running north from Fairbanks (65°N) to an arctic field site (Toolik LTER, 68.6°N), to provide a solid base of information to seek funding for future work.
Specimen Imaging
We are beginning a pass through the UAM Insect collection and photographing one specimen of each species. These photographs will be high-resolution automontage images and will be available in the UAM specimen database, ARCTOS.
We are seeking volunteers to help with our imaging project. If interested please contact the Curator, Derek Sikes, dssikes 'at' alaska.edu
To see some examples, click this link for specimens records with images.
We have also been loading our images onto the BugGuide website.
Specimen Barcoding
All new accessions and outgoing loans are being databased with each specimen receiving a 2D matrix barcode label.
A somewhat dated but still useful reference on use of barcodes in Entomology: Thompson, F. C. 1994. Bar codes for specimen data management. Insect Collection News 9:2-4. Online version at the Diptera Site.
Startup costs: Label making software (Seagull BarTender): $245,2D scanner (Symbol DS6708 scanner): $388
Literature Cited
Hultén, E. 1968. Flora of Alaska and neighboring territories: A manual of the vascular plants. Stanford University Press, Stanford, xxii + 1008.
Kremen, C., R.K. Colwell, T.L. Erwin, D.D. Murphy, R.F. Noss and M.A. Sanjayan. 1993. Terrestrial arthropod assemblages: Their use in conservation planning. Conservation Biology 7: 796-808


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CARTERVILLE -- Many times, games do not live up to the pre-game hype.
The second round 3A playoff matchup between Mt. Carmel and Carterville not only lived up to the hype, but the Aces and Lions delivered a game that people will be talking about for years to come. For three plus quarters, the Aces dominated play. Senior quarterback Reece Metcalf shredded the Lions' defense through the air and on the ground, helping Mt. Carmel carry a 42-13 lead into the fourth quarter. Carterville slowly chipped away, cutting it to 42-20. Then after cutting it to 42-26, the Lions recovered an onside kick. They methodically marched down the field, with precious seconds ticking away. Finally, with 50 seconds left, Michael Aschemann scored on fourth down. He then ran in the two-point conversion to cut it to 42-34, and the Lions still had life. Carterville then executed a second perfect onside kick, setting up a final 45 seconds that was unthinkable just 20 minutes of real time before. Unthinkable just 5 minutes before. Aschemann hit fellow senior Dalton Hoch for a 23-yard touchdown as time expired to pull Carterville within 42-40. Aschemann then found Hoch again for the two-point conversion, tying it at 42--sending the game into overtime. And sending the orange-clad Lions' faithful that stuck around into a frenzy. Carterville got the ball first in overtime, and who else, Aschemann, ran it in from ten yards out. The extra point was good, and the Lions had their first lead of the day at 49-42. Following an incompletion and bad snap, the Aces faced third and goal from the 22, but Metcalf hit Levi Laws on a swing pass, and Laws did the rest finding the endzone to make it 49-48. The Aces went for two and the win with who else, Metcalf, plowing his way into the endzone for the game winning conversion. 50-49 was the final in overtime. Mt. Carmel improves to 10-1 and is headed to the quarterfinals with a home game against Greenville next week. Carterville finishes a great season at 10-1. Anybody fortunate enough to see this instant classic is left to shake his or her head, and know they'll have a story to tell for years to come. |
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Im sorry Mr. Burke, do you not check this website for scores? The Ravens did get beat by Detroit, but they staged a 28 point unanswered scoring run against the Falcons, and won the game 31 to 17.
Things get closer to the real thing in preseason's Week 3
Depending on your view of the NFL's preseason, this week or next stands as the most entertaining action. The fourth and final week of the exhibition schedule usually features extended playing time for those bottom-of-the-depth-chart guys, who are fighting tooth and nail for a spot on the 53-man roster. No doubt, there is some inherent drama in those battles.
But Week 3 of the preseason is when we get the best idea of how teams will look come the regular season. The projected starting units generally see a half or three quarters of action this weekend, as teams begin to put in their game plans for September's real games.
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Green Bay at Cincinnati: Cedric Benson sees his first game action as a Packer, and it just happens to be against his old team. Green Bay's pass defense continues to be suspect, so the Bengals could use the matchup to help sort out their receiver depth chart behind A.J. Green.
Jacksonville at Baltimore: Julio Jones and Calvin Johnson combined for 11 catches, 220 yards and two touchdowns against the Ravens' pass defense over the first two weeks of the preseason. Is the stage set for a big Justin Blackmon breakthrough? Baltimore simply needs a better showing all the way around — the Ravens have been very lethargic thus far in losing to Atlanta and Detroit.
Arizona at Tennessee: Jake Locker started for Tennessee last week, but now he enters this game as the starter. Will he respond better now that some of the pressure is off? Arizona has its own QB issues — John Skelton will start Thursday — but the offense might get a boost with Beanie Wells returning to action.
Philadelphia at Cleveland: In a bit of odd scheduling, these two teams also open the regular season against each other in Cleveland, so don't expect either to reveal much here. Do expect to see lots of Nick Foles at QB for Philadelphia, since he and Trent Edwards are the Eagles' only two healthy quarterbacks.
Atlanta at Miami: Atlanta's offense has been in high gear early this preseason, but Will Svitek's season-ending injury has the line scrambling for depth. Can third-round pick Lamar Holmes, who makes his debut Friday, aid the cause? Like Locker in Tennessee, Miami's Ryan Tannehill enters this game as the official starter at QB.
New England at Tampa Bay: These two teams will have a pair of joint-squad practices under their belts before Friday, so there may not be a lot of new wrinkles. The Patriots have yet to announce if newly-signed speedster Jeff Demps will see any action, but New England also should have most of its first-team units back after playing it safe against Philadelphia. Tampa Bay is getting healthy too, with LeGarrette Blount OK after a scare last week and starting left tackle Donald Penn rejoining practice this week.
Seattle at Kansas City: It's the Russell Wilson show for Seattle this week, as the underrated rookie gets his crack at winning the Seahawks' quarterback job. He won't have Marshawn Lynch to hand off to, but should enjoy Sidney Rice's presence at receiver. Kansas City will have Dwayne Bowe back, too, even though he will be limited a bit Friday. The Chiefs also have to figure out who will start in place of suspended LB Tamba Hali in Week 1.
San Diego at Minnesota: The Vikings played well last week against Buffalo, so the goal is to maintain some momentum. The focus obviously falls mainly on QB Christian Ponder, but keep an eye on safety Mistral Raymond — he was all over the field against Buffalo and could be a key in stabilizing Minnesota's defensive backfield. Philip Rivers is off to a slow start in the preseason, a horrible sign for Chargers fans fed up with their teams September stumbles.
Chicago at New York Giants: This is a huge test for Chicago's offensive line — and for Jay Cutler's confidence in said line. The first goal is keeping Cutler healthy through this one, but the Bears would love to see a solid showing up front. The good news for Chicago is that New York won't be at full strength: Jason Pierre-Paul will sit with back spasms.
Indianapolis at Washington: Andrew Luck vs. Robert Griffin III. Do you need to know anything else? This game obviously doesn't count for much in the long run, but it will provide an early gauge for where the 2012 draft's top two picks are at this point.
Pittsburgh at Buffalo: Will Isaac Redman suit up for Pittsburgh? Either way, the Steelers will still have questions to answer at running back. Buffalo's defense needs a bounce-back performance after being kicked around in Minnesota last week.
Detroit at Oakland: Speaking of defenses … the Raiders' remains a work in progress as it learns the system of new coach Dennis Allen and defensive coordinator Jason Tarver. Matthew Stafford, Calvin Johnson and Detroit's explosive passing game will provide a good measuring stick. The Lions, meanwhile, are still trying to piece together their starters at safety and cornerback.
St. Louis at Dallas: Rams center Scott Wells returned to practice this week and could play Saturday, so St. Louis can start to get a better idea of what its offense might look like come September. This game marks a big opportunity for the Cowboys' receiving corps — with Dez Bryant and Miles Austin sidelined, who will step up and earn regular season playing time?
Houston at New Orleans: Houston defensive starters Brian Cushing, J.J. Watt and Shaun Cody all missed practice time this week, which likely means more time for the reserves in this game — not the worst thing in the preseason. New Orleans' defense was shredded by Jacksonville last week, thanks to missed assignments and terrible tackling. The Saints will have their hands full with Houston's offense.
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This retrospective study compares ventilator length of stay (VLOS) over a three year period, Jan. 96-Dec 98. New generation technology ventilators, Siemens Servo 300's, with graphics & PetCO2 monitors were purchased Dec. 1995. Did new modes, graphics & PetCO2 monitor change VLOS? VLOS data was obtained by counting ventilator hours by patient & disease documented by therapists on the patient's billing cardex. The data for specific dx were reviewed before and after implementing the new technologies. We believe that technology differences relating to VLOS would be more evident within the more complex disease DRG categories. VLOS per day was calculated by disease category monthly. We showed a reduction in VLOS over 3 years.
ARDS | 16.96(n=9) | 10.88(n=9) | 3.86(n=11) |
COPD | 3.64(n=14) | 10.57(n=14) | 2.04(n=26) |
CHF/CARDIAC | 3.29(n=21) | 1.65(n=12) | 1.65(n=33) |
ARF | 4.00(n=45) | 2.94(n=33) | 2.07(n=46) |
Did the many ICU variables determine our VLOS outcomes? The RCP & ICU physician staff remained stable throughout the trail, with 1 turnover each. Nursing staff changed, but protocols (including sedation) remained consistent. Low volume, permissive hypercapnia protection strategy was implemented in 1995. The ventilator acquired pneumonia rates were consistently below national average. Patient acuity remained consistent in our 13 bed ICU. Standard modes changed from SIMV, PS, PC & A/C to PRVC, PC, VS, PS. After considering the above variables, we were left with the new technology hypothesis. We felt the new technologies and the comprehensive training programs undertaken, enabling the staff to best utilize them, represent the greatest improvement in our ventilator management. We therefore concluded that the improvement in outcomes must be primarily related to the application of new ventilator technologies. In conclusion, we freely admit the lack of scientific controls over the variables related to our data. However, we feel the validity of the study has merit. Our volume & facility is small and lacks resources for research. We look to the larger facilities to provide the research to answer these questions. In the end, we are encouraged by the fact that for whatever reasons our VLOS has decreased over this time period. We feel this must be the ultimate goal for any Respiratory Care Department.


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