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UCHastings: Call Off Your Law School Troll
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KATIE Couric Show, Wednesday, December 4th, on your Local ABC-TV Channel
Dead at 17
Parents Stalked by Dorit Reiss, a Law Professor "Troll" from UCHastings School of the Law
The Gardasil HPV vaccine is disabling and killing teens and pre-teens at an alarming rate, and the man who said vaccines are safe and don't cause autism has an arrest warrant for fraud by the United States Department of Justice (click here). On Wednesday, December 4th, the KATIE Couric show had devoted part of their program to the controversy surrounding MERCK Pharmaceutical's Gardasil HPV vaccine.
The Gardasil HPV vaccine injects Genetically Modified pieces of four Sexually Transmitted Diseases from infected men, into the arm of young girls and boys (Genetically Modified "L1" proteins). Unfortunately, these Sexually Transmitted Disease are grown in a fungus to make them grow quickly. Many girls and boys are allergic to mold, go into septic shock, and faint shortly after receiving the STDs in the vaccine. Some of the girls drove home immediately after being vaccinated, and were killed in auto crashes. The cause of death was blamed on a car crash. Other girls formed blood clots, especially teens taking birth control pills. The cause of death for these girls was listed as "Blood Clot", and the HPV vaccine was never implicated. All this, and much more, especially the girls who became paralyzed and/or infertile, has been hidden from the general public. Because the aluminum in modern vaccines is so potent at triggering inflammation, it is also triggering autoimmune diseases like Multiple Sclerosis and Fibromyalgia at an alarming rate.
To make vaccines "look safe" during clinical trials, Merck Pharmaceuticals "excludes" people that have allergies, and might die as a result of this. The "Mother-Daughter Initiative" is just one clinical trial that excludes "ANYONE WITH ALLERGIES" or "WEAKENED IMMUNE SYSTEM" or "OTHER IMMUNE PROBLEMS", but parents in the United States are not told this. If this "EXCLUSION CRITERIA" were followed (similar to vaccine package inserts that doctors negligently ignore), the deaths and disabilities caused by the Gardasil HPV vaccine would be virtually eliminated, but some people at UCHastings apparently put profits above human life, and when these people are in a teaching capacity, this college needs its accreditation pulled: The Pharmaceutical and Pro-vaccine communities want everyone to be vaccinated, even if if the vaccine will cause death.
What these parents are asking is that their CIVIL RIGHT to LIFE be enforced (18 USC 245), and that doctors doctors WARN caregivers of medical conditions in their child that would put their child at risk of death, paralysis, and other disabilities, instead of looking at profits first (18 USC 241). These doctors appear to be medically negligent in that they failed to put life before the $400.00 vaccine, and the more vaccines these vendors give, the greater their profits. Most doctors BURY THEIR MISTAKES. These parents do NOT wish their child's death and the other of the more than 30,000 reported life threatening or negative events to be listed as "Collateral Damage". The following "Exclusion Criteria is a "SMOKING GUN" for any lawyer, along with the fact that in interview after interview, parent were told the HPV vaccine was SAFE:
The KATIE Couric Show invited parent of these disabled and dead children to tell their story online, and the producers of the show expected about 100 posts. By early Tuesday, there were over 5,000 posts, because someone may have "tipped off" pharmaceutical lobbyists, who could send "shills" over to post thousands of pro-vaccine messages, and harass and degrade these parents, claiming that that the parents of these sick and dead children were "anti-vax", and that they are bad parents and "harming children". Dorit Reiss of UCHastings School of the LAW is one person posting such trash, and demanding the grieving parents produce medical records and prove that they are really injured. Stalked parents are becoming very angry with Dorit Reiss, who claims she is working for UCHastings Scool of the Law, which was notified (Elise Traynor), but appears to condone Dorit's behavior.
Many of Dorit's comments appear to be coming from a personality that is disoriented and confused, and her comments make no sense at all. I definitely would not even allow her to teach my dog!
At other times, Dorit Reiss appears even more disoriented,
blaming and accusing grieving parents, who are trying to find closure and
support with other families of deceased and injured children through the Katie
Couric Show, for doing it in public, because it's hurting MERCK's profits. She
now says that she no longer needs medical records from these grieving parents,
and, as spokesperson for UCHastings School of the Law, arrogantly states that
the parents are defensive and wrong.
UCHastings School of the Law Professor Dorit Reiss then demanded that these grieving parents, who faithfully vaccinated their children who all acquired virtually the same core set of symptoms, "explain to us what is the medical evidence that shows that your child's harm is due to the vaccine".
One parent finally became so disgusted with this prime example of a UCHastings School of the Law professor that they wrote the following:
The reason these children are dead or disabled is because their parent were PRO-VACCINE, and waned to PROTECT their children from CERVICAL CANCER. These parents listened to the their doctor and trusted the FDA that the vaccine was safe. Their children then received the Gardasil HPV vaccine, but nobody warned them that the vaccine could harm or kill them, especially if they were Irish, Scottish, English German, or had other Northern European ancestry, and carried the HLA gene. People of Irish ancestry have been hit the hardest.
Unfortunately, the same vaccine is now causing cancers in the children it was suppose to protect, ant to make matters worse, doctors are refuse to treat these children for fear of lawsuits. Many of these children have virtually the same set of symptoms, which sometimes includes a combination of Fatigue; head pressure; loss of short term memory; sensitivity to light and sound; feeling cold; poor concentration; dropping from a "A" to a "C" in school; dizziness; heart palpitations; Pin in joints; pain in muscles; Histamine Intolerance (Mastocytosis symptoms); Hemochromatosis (inhibits C282Y gene); Pyroluria (high copper levels); IPT; POTS; etc., but the one thing that parents notice most frequently, but don't talk about, is that their loving child suddenly turns into the "she bitch from hell" as one mother put it, which happens to the majority of these children.
KATIE SHOW Posts can be found here:
Information about some of the injured/dead children can be found here:
December 1, 2013 CDC: Newly reported cases (represents about 1-2% of actual cases):
VAERS Reports = Death Post Gardasil 12/1/2013
These are just a few…..
Female AGE 11>> Information has been received from a nurse practitioner who heard from an emergency room (ER) nurse that an 11 year old female was vaccinated "within in the past month" in approximately May 2007 with a first dose of Gardasil. Subsequently, 3 days after vaccination the patient presented to an ER. She experienced cardiac arrest, required lung bypass (ECMO) and "may not have expired." It was also reported by the same nurse that the physician from the hospital said that "the death was due to an anaphylactic reaction to Gardasil." The anaphylactic reaction and cardiac arrest were considered to be life threatening by the reporter. Additional information has been requested.
Female>> Information has been received from a licensed visiting nurse via a nurse practitioner. The nurse practitioner was told by a friend that a female patient was vaccinated with Gardasil and two weeks alter developed a blood clot. Subsequently the patient died. The cause of death was from the blood clot. The reporting licensed visiting nurse considered the blood clot to be immediately life-threatening and disabling. Additional information has been requested.
Female age 17>>Write-up: Information has been received from a physician concerning a female who on an unknown date was vaccinated with the first dose of Gardasil (yeast, unknown lot number) and in July 2007, was vaccinated with the second dose of Gardasil. In September 2007, the patient died.
Female age 12>>Information has been received from a physician''s assistant concerning a 12 year old female with no reported medical history who on approximately 15-SEP-2007 was vaccinated with Gardasil. It was noted that this was not where the vaccine was administered, rather they were the patient''s family physician. On 06-OCT-2007 the patient died in her sleep
Female age 26>>Write-up: Information has been received from a physician concerning a large female who received one dose of Gardasil. Subsequently, the patient was found dead in her truck from a blood clot that traveled from her legs to her lungs. The cause of death was reported to be a blood clot.
Female age 20>> Information has been received from a physician concerning a 20 year old female with no medical history reported, who on 01-APR-2008 was vaccinated with a dose of Gardasil. On 05-APR-2008, the patient died four days after receiving Gardasil. The patient sought unspecified medical attention. An autopsy was performed which ruled out suicide and anything suspicious.
Female age 17 DIES 15 days after Gardasil>>Death 9/9/08 Death certificate states COD as idiopathic seizure disorder. 8/5/08 Reviewed ER medical records of 6/12/2008. Records reveal patient found unresponsive, prone on her bed when parent went to awake for school. Last seen at bedtime. Pupils fixed & dilated, cyanotic & pale, incontinent of urine, developed pulmonary edema during resuscitation. Unable to resuscitate.
Female age 15 Dies 2 days after Gardasil>> Death -coroner says enlarged heart & enlarge spleen 7/4/08 Reviewed PCP medical records of 1999-6/2008 which included vax record. In 8/2007, c/o of tiredness & loss of appetite. Monospot (-). On day of vax, patient was well, weight noted as 237, otherwise no complaints. 7/8/08 Autopsy report states COD as arrhythmia due to cardiomyopathy.States anatomic findings of obesity, pulmonary edema, mild & left ventricular hypertrophy w/myocardial nuclear enlargement. Patient had been found non-responsive by family.
Female age 21 Dies 17 days AfterGardasil>> Pt received her 3rd and final dose of HPV vaccine on 6/3/08. Per mother patient was found dead, in bed on 6/22/08, in her dorm room at an out-of-state college. According to the autopsy the patient had been dead for about 48 hours. According to mother autopsy was negative except for splenic inflammation. 8/22/08 Autopsy report also states Final Diagnoses: Cardiac arrest,
Female age 15 Dies 45 days After Gardasil>>Information has been received from a certified medical assistant concerning a 14 year old female who was vaccinated with a first dose of GARDASIL and experienced syncope. She was taken to an emergency room and released. The patient was vaccinated with a second dose of GARDASIL (unspecified time). Subsequently, the patient experienced her first seizure (unspecified time) and was taken to the emergency room (no further details provided). The patient was vaccinated with a third dose of GARDASIL at 15 years old. Approximately 27-JUN-2008, two weeks after the third dose, the patient developed a complication. She was taken to the hospital by ambulance but passed away during the transport from an unknown cause
Female age 19 dies 12 days after Gardasil>>Write-up: Patient, a previously healthy 19 year-old female college freshman died suddenly yesterday, approximately 10 days after receiving Gardasil & menningococcal vaccines. Vaccines were administered by a medical provider in her hometown while she was home for the Thanksgiving holiday, sometime around 11-28-08. She had a medical appointment pending for 12-8-08 (the day of her death) with the Student Health Service; medical clerk had entered "possible seizure" as the reason for making the appointment. Patient had no history of epilepsy. She complained of a headache and not feeling well in the 24 hours prior to her death. She went to bed at 10:30 PM on 12-7-08, in her dorm room with a roomate. She appeared to still be sleeping the next morning when her roomate left for class. Her body was discovered still in bed around 5 PM that day (12-8-08) with rigor mortis. No history of substance abuse, alcohol intake, or depression or other mental health issues. She was a happy, achieving student.
Female age 11 Dies 1 day after Gardasil>>Information has been received from a physician concerning an 11 year old patient who was vaccinated with GARDASIL (lot number, route and site not reported). Subsequently the patient died. Additional information has been requested.
Female age 13 dies 25 days after gardasil>> Patient received the HPV as well as the flu nasal spray on Aug 25th. I first declined getting her the vaccination but her doctor ensured me that it was safe. I had declined the same vaccination a year earlier at the downtown public health center. Patient was getting ready for school and was standing by her closet, and all of a sudden she fell, she lost total control of her legs. She went to school and could not engage in any of the activities because of the numbness in her legs and the swelling of her foot. She also, started to get a really bad headache. Days later she woke up out of her sleep complaining of a severe headache, which usually she gets if she has a seizure but she hadn''t had a seizure this night. She continued to say she had not feeling in her foot and tingling feeling in her leg. After I examined her foot I noticed it was swollen. The next morning I called her doctors office and made her doctors appointment for Oct 23rd. During the month of October she had irregular periods. My daughter never made it to Oct 23rd, which as also her birthday. She passed on Oct. 17th, I found her cold unresponsive in her room at 7am, which I went in to wake her up to take her morning pills.
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GE remains REDC's crown jewelBy Bruce Edwards
STAFF WRITER | November 19,2012Albert J. Marro / Staff Photo
Rutland Economic Development Corp. named General Electric Member of the Year at its 75th anniversary gala and annual meeting Friday night at the Holiday Inn in Rutland Town. GE plant manager Dan DiBattista, center, and members of his team accept the award from REDC President Dale Rocheleau, right.Sixty-one years ago, a group of Rutland business leaders persuaded General Electric Co. to relocate its Ludlow machine tool plant to the city.
The rest, as they say, is history. And as Jamie Stewart said Friday night at the Rutland Economic Development Corp.'s 75th annual meeting, the economic landscape of the Rutland region would be far different today if not for GE and its aircraft engine plants.
The company's economic contributions and that of its employees garnered GE Aviation REDC's Member of the Year award.
"It would be a very, very different community without them," Stewart, REDC's executive director, told a packed ballroom of guests at the Holiday Inn.
If there was any doubt about GE's economic contributions, Stewart ticked off a list of statistics. He said it goes well beyond the 1,100 high-paying jobs at the Columbian Avenue and Windcrest Road plants, which make a variety of air foils for military and commercial jet engines.
"It's the total impact because those people earn a living and spend money in our community and those dollars go around and around," he said.
Stewart said those dollars add up to a total economic impact of more than $650 million a year.
He said that in turn translates into supporting 3,116 additional jobs in the community from the local grocery stores to construction companies.
According to Stewart, GE's total annual tax impact is $61.5 million, not including local property taxes.
Beyond the economic numbers, Stewart said GE employees volunteer 1,800 hours a year in the community, including work on the Rutland Creek Path and Pine Hill Park projects.
Accepting the award on behalf of his staff and employees, GE Plant Manager Dan DiBattista said the honor speaks to the support from the larger community.
"... When I look at all these banners behind me, banks, schools, hospitals, and all the organizations, other employers, companies like ours don't survive without all that," DiBattista said.
Undoubtedly, recruiting GE was REDC's greatest success story; but it hasn't been the only one. The annual meeting celebrated REDC's 75-year history with a slide show titled, "The Art of the Deal." REDC, then known as the Rutland Development Corp., got its start in 1937 by building the first municipal parking lot downtown at the corner of Willow and Edson streets, the site of the current parking deck. From there, the group evolved into economic development.
Stewart said REDC's early success was due in large part to Albert Cree, the head of Central Vermont Public Service Corp., and Robert Mitchell, a reporter and later publisher of the Rutland Herald.
But Stewart said it was Cree, with his forceful personality, who was the driver behind REDC's early success for the first 18 years.
Chris Keyser, a former REDC board member and the organization's de facto historian, said in reviewing REDC's history a common theme emerges of "the immense amount of time and resources that have been invested by volunteers."
Keyser singled out volunteers like Al Moulton of the Rutland Region Chamber of Commerce and businessman Roland Seward, who had a vision, commitment and the perseverance to get things done.
REDC, one of a dozen regional development organizations in the state, was responsible for attracting companies that included Moore Business Forms, Metromail and U.S Samica.
Moore and Metromail are no longer here, but other companies have taken their place.
REDC's Airport Business Park is home to 10 companies with more than 800 workers. REDC has also had a hand in development of the Cold River Industrial Park, West Rutland Industrial Park and Brandon Industrial Park.
REDC President Dale Rocheleau said the organization's mission continues to be working to strengthen the economy and improve the quality of life.
"We are dedicated to the creation and retention of good jobs in a clean environment for working Vermonters and their families," Rocheleau said.
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Danny H. Johnson, 60, of Londonderry, NH died on Saturday, June 9, 2012 at the Concord Hospital, Concord, NH from injuries sustained in an automobile accident. He was born on August 1, 1951 in Manchester, NH a son of the late Robert Johnson and Rita (Duperron) Lafond. He was a lifelong resident of the Manchester area and a graduate of West High School in Manchester, Class of 1969. He proudly served his country in the US Navy. Mr. Johnson was an administrator at the NH Veterans Administration Hospital in Manchester, with federal service of over 40 years. He was a lifelong fisherman, avid sports fan and self proclaimed "expert" at telling jokes. Danny was a caring husband, loving father and great friend. He was a communicant of St. Marks Church in Londonderry.
He is survived by his daughter Heidi Emrich and her husband Andrew of New York, one sister, Gail Sand of Arizona, one brother Marc Lafond of New Hampshire, nieces, nephews and cousins including Lucille and Dave Boudreau. Also survived by his extended family Leo and Marlene Rouillard and Doug and Julie Brochu.
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A 29-year-old Baird man is behind bars after allegedly robbing a man of hundreds of dollars.
Derek Casey was arrested Wednesday night in north Abilene after police say he confronted the victim at the Family Dollar Store on Grape Street and took more than $700.
According to police, Casey allegedly had a loaded gun in his car, even though he's a convicted felon, when he was pulled over.
Casey faces charges of 3rd-degree felony unlawful possession of a firearm by a felon, evading arrest and 2nd-degree felony robbery. He is being held in lieu of $40,000 total bond.
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New Tricks
- by Charlotte Hubbard
I can't say enough about what a great conference we had at the TradeWinds in St. Pete's Beach this past October—but now I can show and tell something that's a direct result of what I learned there! The Future of Publishing is happening now—months ago, matter of fact—and while I might have to run to keep up, I feel like I've latched on to the spirit required of this Brave New World of publishing…with a little help from my friends!
Finally, I dug out my six early Western romances, for which I'd long ago received my reversion of rights, and they will soon be available again in digital form! For more tech-savvy members of NINC this is old stuff, but for me, it's a new trick. Particularly fun is the fact that my very first book, COLORADO CAPTIVE, will celebrate its 20th anniversary in January—and it'll be out there again, with this gorgeous new cover!
I'm pleased to thank NINC's own Joe Nassise for taking print copies of these six books (written before the days of Word files…when floppies were cutting edge!), getting them scanned and then formatted, and he'll get them online for me as each one's ready.
I'm REALLY pleased to thank good friend and NINC member Kim Price (w/a Kimberly Killion) for her stunning cover art! Like a lot of us, when things lagged a bit in the writing sales she pulled another talent out of her hat and wow! HotDamn Designs.com came from her graphic design background: she does live shoots with models, has compiled quite a collection of stock, and has the eye for detail that made my covers really POP! She's offering a 12 Days of Christmas special on her art, too, so check her out at HotDamnDesigns.com
I also want to thank NINC member Joe Konrath for his eye-opening data and discourse on how to market these e-books. Pricing, website promotion/appearance, experimenting with cover art—and what can only be called guerilla (gorilla?!) marketing tactics: he amazed and amused us all with his personal experiences. And while it's true a lot of us won't have the, well—nerve or verve—for his balls-to-the-wall approach, you can't mess with his success. And in this era where traditional publishers, mine among them, have floundered financially it only makes sense to be more IN CHARGE of your own writing career these days.
We also heard from NINC members who've banded together to form A Writer's Work, and Backlist Books, and Bookview Café, where several of us have our digitized books for sale. If you think it sounds too difficult or too far-fetched, bringing your older works out of the closet and into the market again, we have members with answers—members who can hold your hand (or nicely kick your butt) every step of the way to get you going in such a venture.
For those of you who missed the 2010 conference, you can thank your colleagues who did attend and who INSISTED we return to the TradeWinds for a 2011 event: New Tools, New Rules—WRITERS IN CHARGE! For those who say, "oh, I can't afford to be there," well…maybe you really can't afford to stay home! Because, like the stagecoach on this glorious cover, our "vehicle" of traditional publishing is riding toward a sunset. And lots of our NINC members are dedicated to moving forward instead of getting left by the side of the road, eating dust—happy to help other members progress, as well!
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December 7th, 2010 at 4:22 pm
Wow Charlotte! Your new covers are gorgeous! You're absolutely right, we can't afford to miss the 2011 conference in St. Pete. The ideas will surely be as good the ones we found this year.


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Bryan F. Smith is returning to Florida A&M University, where he earned a master's degree, as the school's anti-hazing administrator.
Interim university President Larry Robinson said on Friday that Smith's job will be to ensure initiatives adopted following the hazing death of a band member will be implemented.
Drum major Robert Champion died in November 2011 after he was beaten aboard a band bus in Orlando.
Smith most recently was executive director and co-founder of Destined for Success Educational Services in Decatur, Ga.
He said his goal will be to change a hazing culture on the Tallahassee campus.
Smith has a law degree from John Marshall Law School, a master's in public management from Florida A&M and a bachelor's in political science from North Carolina A&T State University.
He will begin Feb. 1.
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So not only do we move house in 4 days (am really trying to hold down a massive EEEEEEEKKK every time I think about it) but it is the kiddies first day of school AND the estate agents are coming over to take photos of the house we are currently in. Oh, and did I mention that I decided to dye the sofa covers before we moved?!
Having to prioritise, I decided to take one thing at a time and took some GORGEOUS shots of my little ones before they headed off for school.
Then it was off home to start tidying for the estate agents. I have never hoovered so quickly in all my life!
Then after the school runs (not like 'the runs', just several 'runs to school'), I stripped the sofa and stuck them in the machine to dye. Here's one I made earlier, I'll show you the completed look when they are in their proper place, which is MY NEW LOUNGE!!!!! Have I mentioned i'm moving?!


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Wednesday is back to school for South Bend students, and both parents and kids can look forward to changes in the district.
The School Corporation is excited to announce new communication technology tools for parents.
E-Link allows staff, students and parents to look up current and hypothetical bus information, including bus number, as well as pick up times and locations.
MyStop is a GPS system that gives parents and students the chance to track the movements of the student's bus in real-time. They will know when it is approaching or has been by the stop. The application can be used on a personal computer or smart phone.
School Messenger is a safety feature that allows staff to send messages to parents via phone call, text or e-mail, and parents are able to choose their preferred method of contact. Attendance messages will automatically be sent, but other messages such as emergencies, school closings, cancellations and event reminders can also be sent. School Messenger is accessed through Power School.
Power School is a way parents and students can go online and check grades, attendance, demographic information. Plus, they can track progress and grade history.
This year, all students are able to eat breakfast at no charge. Busing is now being offered to students at Perley Elementary and Dickinson Intermediate. Plus, the school launched a new agri-science program at Greene Intermediate and a criminal justice program at high schools.
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Luxury, peaceful villa with panoramic sea and mountain views. Own pool, sleeps 8 air conditioning/heating. Walking distance to bars/shops beaches and a small railway station.
This beautiful, luxury villa, with a major upgraded during the winter of 2005/2006 with a luxury kitchen new utility room, lounge and hall. Further upgrades have been undertaken in each subsequent years including gardens, terraces, furnishings etc. to ensure this is a well presented popererty. It is situated in an elevated position commanding breathtaking sea and mountain views in the exclusive village of Torremuelle off the coast road just 20 minutes from Malaga airport. It is close to Torremuelle railway station with direct access to Malaga Airport.It has its own private garden with a pear-shaped heated pool surrounded by a sun terrace. There is also a partly covered terrace and mirador. From all these places you can enjoy the superb views of the Mediterranean coastline in the foreground and the mountains as a backdrop. There is wonderful new gas barbecue and outdoor kitchen area by the pool and plenty of garden furniture for alfresco living. Space and comfortIt has four double bedrooms, three bathrooms (two en-suite) and guest toilet, a fully fitted kitchen and a large sitting room/dining room with satellite TV video and CD player along with air-conditioning throughout. It has all the home comforts you could desire. Threee bedrooms have twin beds and the fourth has a double bed. Two of the bedrooms are en-suite. The local train station, Torremuelle, is 5 minutes walk and fast trains run every 30 minutes to both Malaga (including airport) and Fuengirola. The nearest beach is 10 minutes walk. AmenitiesVilla Hellan Some facts: Villa sleeps 8 in four double bedrooms (+children in cots). Kitchen has dishwasher, microwave, American style fridge/freezer with ice maker and dispensed cold water, oven etc. Weekly maid service. Welcome pack available on request.Air-conditioning (and heating) throughout TV, digital satellite, video and CD player Log fire in the winterThere is a supermarket 8 minutes walk as well as three good bars and restaurants. A car is recommended but not essential. This villa is exceptional and many who holiday here return time and time again.
Villa Hellan is quiet and private, yet five minutes drive from all the facilities of the Costa Del Sol. There is a railway station a few minutes walk with direct access from Malaga airport. The Villa has recently been extensively renovated with new bathrooms, new kitchen, new utility extension. The garden of the villa looks over the sea and wonderful sunsets can be enjoyed on the mountains from the garden and covered terrace of the property. Torremuelle is an old well established urbanisation so it is a green spacious and elegant area. There is a huge open air swimming pool in addition to the private pool, tennis courts, a good supermarket, and several bars and restaurants all within walking distance.
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Villa Hellan is ideally situated for the fourty plus golf courses on the Costa Del Sol.
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Ranthambore National Park is part of Project Tiger, a unique wildlife conservation program set up to insure the preservation of the magnificent Tiger. In Ranthambore we encounter the tiger along with Sambar and Blue Bull, Wild Boar and Langur Monkey. We also explore the historic side of Ranthambore which is dotted with ruins of the fort that protected the region for hundreds of years. We end the episode with a tour of a very different national park. Board a rickshaw and join your guide as he explores Keoladeo National Park, known for its abundant bird life.
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Months after Nathan M. Turco, 35, was charged with the felony offense, prosecutors dropped the charge as part of a plea deal in which Turco pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor charge of simple assault.
Turco also admitted to violating his probation for a prior offense and was sentenced in March to serve 111 days in jail with credit for time served, according to court records.
Vermont State Police arrested Turco in November after an incident at a home on Shunpike Road in Mount Holly, where a 17-year-old told police that Turco held a knife to his throat and threatened him.
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Taste of Helsinki is a culinary festival, which takes you on a journey through the gourmet flavours of the city. We are proud to present some of the best Finnish restaurants and chefs, who will be preparing a sumptuous feast, just for you.
All food and drinks served at Taste of Helsinki are purchased with Markka. You can exchange Euro for Markka at our Taste of Helsinki Bank or from our roaming exchange staff.
Summer greens with tagetes & elderflower (v) – 5 mk
Pork belly with new potatoes & onion – 6 mk
Sorrel & white chocolate – 5 mk
Lobster sausage, saffron risotto, dragon dressing – 5 mk
Slow cooked brisket of a veal, grilled spring cabbage, fermented soy bean sauce – 6 mk
'Space cream' 2014 – 5 mk
Crab cake with fennel – 5 mk
Spring chicken with spring cabbage – 6 mk
Grill Cheese from Heikkilä farm with mushrooms and spring cabbage (v) – 6 mk
Goatmilk "Eskimo" and rhubarb – 5 mk
Terrine of cured perch – 5 mk
Organic Finn cattle "nose to tail", Gobbas Gård Spring spelt – 6 mk
Beetroot and macaroni casserole (v) – 6 mk
Goat yoghurt parfait, liquorice, raspberry and fennel – 5 mk
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Oscar Hot Dog with veal, asparagus and giant prawn – 5 mk
Hot Dog with spring potatoes, fresh asparagus and truffle (v) – 5 mk
Anise spiced salmon with prawns and avocado – 5 mk
Grilled lamb ribs with organic yogurt – spring cabbage salad and dark liquorice sauce sauce – 6 mk
Juicy strawberries with goat´s milk "soft ice" and almonds – 5 mk
New Potatoes and Anchovy butter – 5 mk
Smoked salmon in Can and Postres archipelago bread – 6 mk
Roasted Couscous salad and harissa mayonnaise (v) – 6 mk
Tuttifrutti-calippo – 5 mk
Omelet with shrooms and liquorice (v) – 5 mk
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Besides enjoying fabulous food, you can also visit several features of the event, which include:
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Be enchanted by the elegant taste of the new Presidentti Special Blend 2014, a flowery taste meets the opulence of ripe berries. At the same time get to know the taste selection of Paulig Cupsolo – one cup at the time. Round off your Taste of Helsinki experience with Paulig coffee.
Taittinger Champagne bar
"The sparkling bubbles are the soul of champagne, in them glints a hint of magic." Champagne, the queen of all spirits, should be part of all elaborate festivities. Vibrant, glamorous, delicious and special depicts Taittinger.
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Get the taste of summer's most refreshing drinks at Laitilan Wirvoitusjuomatehtaan's Kukko Bar and indulge in our new malts! You are very welcome to taste our new delicious beers such as unfiltered Kukko Vehnä and Kievari Ameriikan Ale as well as other beverages that give you a summery taste experience.
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KNOXVILLE — The Tennessee men's basketball program's self-reported violations to the NCAA include nearly 100 impermissible phone calls to recruits, according to documents initially obtained by ESPN.com Monday.
UT also admitted that assistant coach Jason Shay approved lodging expenses for the families of three recruits who were coming to town for official visits and that all three recruits visited Knoxville for longer than the NCAA's allotted 48 hours.
Players on UT's current roster involved in the matters had their names redacted from the documents, but players who signed elsewhere were mentioned. Those names included Elliot Williams, who signed with Duke, transferred to Memphis and now plays in the NBA; Kansas' Josh Selby; Florida State's Chris Singleton; Ohio State's Aaron Craft; Xavier's Justin Martin and Griffin McKenzie; and Rico Pickett, who signed with Alabama, transferred to Miami Dade College and then Manhattan and now plays professionally overseas.
UT wrote a memo to SEC commissioner Mike Slive citing "poor record keeping," "miscommunication" or "carelessness" for the infractions.
According to documents dating from April to July, UT's self-imposed penalties included reducing the staff's recruiting calendar from 130 to 104 days, reducing its number of official visits from 12 to eight and banning Jones (three months) and head coach Bruce Pearl (nine days) from making recruiting calls.
UT later punished itself much more severely, when Pearl admitted he gave "incorrect and misleading information" to the NCAA when asked about a picture taken of himself and Craft in Pearl's living room when the recruit was a high school junior. Prospects aren't allowed to engage coaches off campus as juniors.
Men's athletic director Mike Hamilton and chancellor Jimmy Cheek approved a 25 percent salary reduction for Pearl and his assistants and bans on off-campus recruiting for the coaches ranging from one year to three months.
UT has received an official letter of inquiry from the NCAA about an investigation into the entire athletic department. The department ultimately will receive an official notice detailing alleged infractions from the football and men's basketball programs and possibly the baseball program. UT will respond to that notice before meeting with the infractions committee and receiving a ruling.
Multiple UT officials have said no athletic department employees will speak to the media about specific allegations until the school receives an official notice from the NCAA.
In an interview with SI.com's Luke Winn on Sunday at the Best of the Best Coaching Clinic at Long Island (N.Y.) Lutheran High School, Pearl said he hoped to keep his job.
"We did what we felt like we needed to do, to take steps proactively to penalize ourselves," Pearl told Winn. "I think the penalties were unprecedented in some scope. But we made mistakes. We provided false and misleading information to the NCAA.
"I should be made an example of, and I am — I'm embarrassed. But I hope that the things we did don't rise to the level of termination, because we run a clean program. We got investigated in a lot of areas."
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Football, Men's basketball, possibly baseball, wow are we in a mess at the University of Tennessee in Knoxville? How could so much have occurred seemingly so quickly? I certainly hope the NCAA will accept our unprecedented self-inflicted penalties. They do not take kindly to being lied to. Coach Pearl knows that. I hope this and whatever else is lurking in the NCAA's investigation does not negatively impact our athletics department more than it has been recently. Who will be held accoountable if it does?


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November 28, 2014
President Barack Obama is soon making another stop in Wisconsin.
The Wisconsin State Journal reports he will be in Madison on Thursday. He was in Milwaukee Sept. 22.
He's making the appearance the night after the first presidential debate with Republican challenger Mitt Romney at the University of Denver and a campaign event in Denver.
After Madison, he's going to Fairfax County, Virginia, and Cleveland, Ohio.
The last time he was in Madison was Sept. 2010, when he held a rally at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.
The campaign did not release other details of the Madison event.
First lady Michelle Obama spoke Friday at Lawrence University in Appleton.
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WASHINGTON - The AIDS Memorial Quilt, one of the most powerful ambassadors in the fight to keep the message of the AIDS epidemic alive, has come again to the National Mall.
The quilt's presence is in support of the AIDS 2012 international conference, which begins Sunday in D.C. It weighs 54 tons, measures more than 50 miles long and represents more than 94,000 lives lost to AIDS.
Julie Rhoad is president and CEO of the Names Project Foundation, which cares for the quilt. She says on the eve of the conference, the AIDS community has once again returned to the nation's civic stage.
Although Saturday morning's rain kept volunteers from unfolding parts of the quilt, the opening ceremony for the "Quilt in the Capital" carried on anyways.
"We've laid this quilt on the National Mall again and again, in part and in full for the last 25 years," Rhoad says.
But this time, she says they are unveiling a special panel for the quilt. It's called "The Last One."
This panel was sent by an anonymous person 25 years ago and has not yet been sewn into the quilt because there is still no cure.
On Saturday morning, the names were being read from the quilt by Annie Lennox, the '80s singer-songwriter who has been the UNAIDS international goodwill ambassador for two years.
"The last one begins with the last new infection - the last AIDS case and the last AIDS death," Lennox says.
The hope is that sharing this panel with the public will renew the call for a cure, galvanizing the world committment to reach an end to AIDS.
The quilt is scheduled to be on display on the National Mall between 8th and 14th streets through Tuesday, pending the weather. About 8,800 panels are scheduled to be displayed each day and each morning starts with the reading of the names of those who died from the disease. Other panels will be on display at venues around D.C.
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|Enda Kenny and Michael Collins
The Irish Times reported today that Irish leader Enda Kenny had made clear that Michael Collins would have supported the government's economic policies—i.e. paying back billions in loans given to rotten banks by European banks.
The Times stated, "Mr. Kenny told the 90th annual Béal na mBláth commemoration he was certain Collins would have approved of the restructuring program embarked upon by the Government to regain economic sovereignty."
Collins will be 90 years dead this week, hence the Kenny speech at the annual commemoration—but I seriously doubt if he was alive he'd agree with the economic policy of this Irish government, or the previous one.
Indeed, I could see him leading the charge outside parliament, hurling the "little streets upon the great" as Yeats so wonderfully wrote. Once a revolutionary, always one.
Given his revolutionary past he would hardly be likely to accept that the Irish people put themselves into near bankruptcy to serve foreign banks.
Collins would be much more likely to put two fingers in the air to Brussels, Germany, and all their works, and tell the Irish people to cop themselves on.
He would have been outraged over the corrupt bankers and the gombeen men who brought Ireland to its knees — and at the politicians who allowed the crimes to fester.
Collins would have been standing with the ordinary people and not the establishment on this one.
Collins is Ireland's most iconic figure and Irish America's too. When we did a poll last year as to the greatest Irishman he won hands down.
His legend lives on –sometimes in extraordinary and hilarious ways.
There were two wonderful student rascals let loose here in America this summer who had brought along a huge cardboard cutout of Michael Collins and posed with photographs of him everywhere – in subway stations, Empire State Building, et cetera.
It spoke volumes about the stature of Collins that even kids today there clearly revere him.
That is as it should be. He has become the most iconic figure in Irish history.
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The statewide Early Childhood Education Compact (.PDF) and Elementary Education Compact (.PDF) were established to strengthen teacher education throughout the public higher education system, increase the diversity of the teacher workforce, and broaden career opportunities in teaching for community college students. Each compact was developed by a working group of arts and sciences faculty, education faculty, college administrators, and Board of Higher Education staff. Both compacts were signed by the presidents of all public higher education institutions.
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Principles of design
When designing an airplane, even if "just for RC," there are several factors that one should consider. I can guess that if you are reading this you are looking for some info on proper motor size, prop size, and maybe pitch. While this information is important, it is probably not the best starting point. These factors really come much later in a design. Ahead of the scratch builder are some other daunting details. Details like airfoil, drag, control surface design, and avoiding catastrophic failure in flight can quickly overwhelm the would be builder. Indeed home made design can be very complicated. And then, one would still have to size that motor... It's no wonder there is such a market for the ARF models.
But then again, consider the basic paper airplane that nearly every school kid has made. The construction material is paper, there is no need for glue, and the time to make takes only a few seconds. Yet for the application, that paper airplane cruises wonderfully. If we learn nothing else from that design process, one should take away the concept of keeping it simple. KISS, or "keep it simple stupid" is a phrase that a good designer should be muttering throughout the entire design process. Simple design leads to reliability, ease of repair, and reproduction of results. It will almost aways cut down on construction time and skill required to build. These factors almost inevitably lead to a lower cost to build.
Making the most from the KISS concept is the profile foamie. Simple airfoils, flat bodies, flat wings. Easy to build, almost guaranteed to fly. This website however is dedicated to building full fuselage planes and to do that, realizing the challenge is only the first step. So aspire big, but learn from the small. Maintain the guaranteeing principles, while striving to enhance the scale and impressiveness of your flying model. Once you learn the concepts, you will know ahead of time whether your plane will fly or not, and those guaranteeing principles.
One of the first things to understand is the four forces that act on an airplane. First is the easiest to understand, the constant force of gravity. Gravity will always pull down on the aircraft at the same rate. To counter gravity, there is lift. Lift is more complex and is generated mainly by the wings, but can also come from other parts of the plane during a flight. As any object moves through a fluid, be it a liquid or a gas, there is resistance. As that object increases in speed that resistance also increases. This resistance is known as the force called drag, and it aways pulls in the opposite direction in which the craft is moving. This leaves the final force, thrust. Thrust is the force that propels the craft. Pretty straight forward, and typically generated by the propeller in RC airplanes. When these forces balance, the state of the airplane becomes static. For instance when thrust equals drag the craft will stay at the speed it is currently at. When lift equals gravity the altitude will no longer change. When drag increases, the plane will slow. When lift increases, the plane will rise. It's also important to note that all of these forces act around the COG of the aircraft.
Aerodynamic scalability
As you consider your model another very important concept to understand is aerodynamic scalability. Very basically this means that smaller scale models will perform proportionally, smaller, to their bigger full scale counterparts. In fact, generally speaking, a model 1/2 the scale will generate 1/2 the lift and 1/2 the drag of it's full scale counterpart. This concept has been used widely in industry and is what makes most wind tunnel testing possible, as the energy required to build a full scale wind tunnel applicable to the speeds in which real aircraft fly is incredible, although it has been done. Even so, the Langley full scale wind tunnel only produced air speed of up to about 120MPH, at least according to wiki. The result of such expensive requirements have lead to testing only parts of an aircraft or testing of aerodynamic scale models. Realize however, the required airspeed to simulate actual flight is scaled as well as the model gets smaller. Translated to the scale RC world, your smaller model may handle like it's real brother, but it will likely not fly at the same speed. This may not be such a bad thing anyhow. For more information as to exactly why this is, look into compressibility and Reynolds Numbers. Incidentally this also means that there is no need to increase the size of any wing or control surface because the model is smaller the the real thing. The only reason for changing the original design would be to make the aircraft easier to control from the ground. For instance a common practice is to increase the size of ailerons to obtain a more responsive roll rate. others increase the size of the rudder to add directional stability, which may help a tip stall problem. Do also realize, this very same process happens in the full size world as well, note the addition of the fin on the later model P-51 Mustangs and P-47 Thunderbolts.
Design to break
Design your aircraft to be crash friendly. Building out of foam is more then half the battle. But, if there was one thing I learned from flying Parkzones it was the reaction of the battery in a crash. It seems I've managed to eject that thing out of every direction from where it belonged. As a result I try to mount my batteries directly to the sturdiest part of the plan, often the wing. I also put the expensive parts in a location where the battery will likely not fly into on a sudden stop. This saves my batteries, and saves equipment. I've also mounted things that like to break off with strong magnets. Sometimes too strong. I had an SE5A that lasted much longer then it should have due to the break apart design. This kept me flying longer, and increased the learning curve on a poor flying model. The other side of this idea is trying to build an entirely indestructible airframe. I have and have often seen people covering the entire airframe with heavy fiberglass to increase durability beyond what is practically required. If these overbuilt airframes do fly, which mine have not, when thrown to the ground something MUST absorb the energy of the impact. Coating the entire craft will only mean you can not control where the breaks and cracks will happen, and will also make it very difficult to repair. For this reason I tend to make my wings very strong, yet attach them with as little glue as possible. In fact I've also used magnets in this application with great success. The trick in all this is to find out what will survive the typical stresses of normal flight. Remember the minimum is really all that is required for RC. The bad part is there is really only one way to learn this.
Push the limits
Don't be afraid to push the limits on what will actually work. Build things thinner, design to break apart, don't worry so much about the drag some external simple linkages will create, and try strong magnets for different ideas. The flag ship of my current air force is a 45 inch wing span P-47 Thunderbolt. This is by far my best flying plane. Plenty of power and plenty big. The entire airframe is held together with rare earth magnets. I never figured it would hold together, and this past weekend I had a run in with the lines of a stunt kite. I should have never of been flying with enough wind to hold a kite in the air, but the 36 Oz monster was really unaffected. But the string from the kite disagreed with my model in the air and grabbed it out of the sky at about 100 feet. The string latched onto the prop and promptly stalled the fighter. Pulling back on the stick was useless. It went straight into the ground nose first. The prop broke, and the nose is slightly crumpled, beyond that the damage is insignificant. The nose simply popped off at the magnets, the prop cutting a small gash in the wing as it flew by, the wing then popped of the fuse, followed by the canopy. If I had another prop it would have been able to go right back into the air. What more could you ask for from a homemade design?
Last, size that motor and prop.
For early designs look for something that that will provide as close as possible to one ounce of thrust per ounce of weight. Also look for a lower kilovolt rating in the 900KV range as this will offer plenty of torque. That way you can get out of trouble fast, while a high speed will fall second to sheer power. Then just adjust the prop size to match the power you need from the motor.


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This expansion of AERS, though, will not lead to any giant FDA health information database for postmarket surveillance. Instead,
FDA will expand its oversight capabilities by accessing data on drug use, patient outcomes, and specific safety issues held
by private health plans, database operators, government agencies, and manufacturers. The aim is to build a national, integrated,
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sources. By using a distributed network, all the personal medical data remains behind firewalls, reducing concerns about the
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The FDA has been laying the foundation for the Sentinel System for years through such arrangements with healthcare "data owners"
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sources. For example, the FDA has contracted for several years with UnitedHealth Group's Ingenix, Vanderbilt University, Kaiser
Foundation Research Institute, and Harvard Pilgrim Health Care to access pharmacoepidemiologic information that can test hypotheses
arising from AE reports.
This distributed network system is expected to operate under a charter that defines which entities may join the public–private
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evaluations will be paid for, and how privacy protection will be ensured. A nonprofit network convener will channel information
and queries to the partnership and determine how results will be communicated to network participants and to the general public.
Many of these administrative and policy issues will be examined by an active surveillance pilot sponsored by the Pharmaceutical
Research and Manufacturers of America (PhRMA). After more than a year in development, the project is being launched as a public–private
partnership involving PhRMA, the FDA, and the Foundation for NIH, with Woodcock as chair. The aim is to test approaches for
organizing and operating a drug-safety query system using a distributed information network.
An important gain from a more efficient and proactive postmarket surveillance system will be to facilitate FDA approval of
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after a drug goes to market, they may be more willing to approve a market application for a therapy that raises some risk
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for some postmarketing studies. Instead of requiring manufacturers to sponsor a long list of postmarket clinical studies,
FDA reviewers may call for six months or a year of database monitoring for certain anticipated safety concerns. Expanded postmarket
assessment may put to rest concerns about the safety of a new drug or vaccine that are raised in prelicensure studies, observed
CBER Director Jesse Goodman; "The data can cut both ways."
Ultimately, it may be possible to monitor medical product safety through a national information network that connects clinicians,
consumers, and providers across the healthcare system. A linked system would provide a broader picture of health problems
and improve tracking of patients who shift healthcare providers, Woodcock commented at the Brookings forum. But that would
raise privacy issues and require a higher level of consent and transparency, she noted "We would not do this to start," she
said, "but we don't want to rule it out."
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and sustained financial support for what will be a costly undertaking. But these are issues that the FDA and its Sentinel
partners will address, as well as concerns related to scientific accuracy and data reliability, said von Eschenbach. FDA is
not implementing the Sentinel System "solely because Congress told us to, but because it's the right thing to do," he asserted.
"FDA must, will, and needs to do this."
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Wireless Performance
I tested using the open air test method described here using a Belkin N+ Wireless USB Network Adapter (F5D8055 v1) inserted into a Fujitsu P7120 Lifebook (1.2 GHz Intel Pentium M, 504 MB) notebook running WinXP Pro SP2 with all the latest updates. I used the latest 188.8.131.52 driver and Belkin's 18.104.22.168 wireless utility during testing. I left all factory default settings in place, except to set Channel 1 for 2.4 GHz tests.
Figure 9 shows a composite of downlink throughput tests made at the six test locations in the 20 MHz and 20/40 MHz bandwidth modes.. Each column represents the average throughput from a one minute test. Best case downlink throughput in the 20 MHz mode was 61 Mbps and 84 Mbps in 20/40 MHz mode.
Figure 9: Belkin N+ wireless benchmark summary - downlink
The table in Figure 9 shows 0 for Location F, but the Belkin USB adapter in fact was able to associate to the Plus in that spot. However, there wasn't enough reliable throughput to either successfully ping or to run a complete test. Actually, I was able to get 0.016 Mbps of throughput running uplink in Location F in 20 MHz mode. But since I round to one decimal point, the chart shows 0.
Figure 10 shows a composite of IxChariot plots for all 20 MHz mode downlink tests. Best case uplink throughput in the 20 MHz mode was 70 Mbps and 85 Mbps in 20/40 MHz mode. Throughput variation seems to calm down a bit with lower signal level. But note the ramp-up in throughput at the beginning of each run. The 40 MHz mode downlink plot is here and shows much more variation in the Location A test.
Figure 10:Wireless throughput detail - 2.4 GHz, 20 MHz channel downlink
Figure 11 pulls together all of the uplink average test results, which are reasonably well matched to downlink speeds. As with downlink, using 40 MHz mode in uplink provides an effective throughput boost in the stronger signal test locations A through D.
Figure 11: Belkin N+ wireless benchmark summary - uplink
To save space, I'm not going to show the IxChariot plots for uplink. But you can click these links to view large plots for 20 MHz mode and 40 MHz mode.
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this thing is rock solid, altho if your are looking for advanced configuring this does not have it.
as a future network engineer it does not have all the advanced config options that i need or should be their for a router of this cabler. but for most people this router is perfect, its got 802.11n you can plug-in a nas drive or usb stick the file transfer is a bit slow but streaming vid is supper fast and online gaming is perfect ( using wi-fi ) one problem ias that it resets at 12:00 am every night not a huge problem but its worth mentioning especially if you have a day off for a epic night of gaming
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It always has a problem connecting to the internet. I am always dropping the ISP. Not to mention the wireless signal is crap, and it never wants to connect. Spend your money on something else.
Unreliable wireless
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After less than 6 months, the router wifi (radio) started dropping out randomly. Each time requires a restart to bring the signal back. Wired connections were perfectly fine.
I thought maybe the recent firmware update would fix it, but it's done nothing at all.
Stay away!
Belkin is dissapointing
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My mistake for believing all the blurb that this was a good modem router - never again. It works - badly. Had to replace it after going to great lengths to have to prove it was the modem router problem rather than the 4 computers I had connected to it. The replacement works but ridiculously slow. I would recommend netgear or linksys over belkin based on my experience of all three.
Its ok for its price but not great
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This router is very inconsistent at times the speed are fast n other is not... Every time I'm using the internet on my computer n my brother playing PS3 online its slows the internet down but of us start lagging its frustrating. I know its not the internet either i have RR Trubo with wired connection i got 28.3 Mbps with this routes wireless 8 - 10 Mbps at best and for some reason its not compatible with allot of cell phones wifi...
Oh today it just decided to stop working after 4 months WTF! to late for the Walmart return policy n the warranty would take to long... So im just going to Switch Swap Return...
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A Wausau family is warning other dog owners after their dog died from Blastomycosis. The Sarazens tried desperately to save Addy, but by the time vets zeroed in on the right treatment, it was too late.
"It started oddly enough about three weeks ago where our dog came down with some symptoms where she had a little bleeding externally. We found that she actually had a little puncture wound in her chest," says Jeff Sarazen, Addy's owner.
Addy was placed on antibiotics but she did not get better. After weeks of blood tests and different medications the family took her to Wisconsin Valley Veterinary Service where doctors ordered an X-ray.
They suspected blastomycosis, but before Addy could be given further treatment, it was too late.
"We're still waiting for test results to officially confirm, but blastomycosis is definitely something that we have in the area," says Rebecca Myszka, a doctor of veterinary medicine at the clinic.
Doctors say fungal spores found in wet and acidic soils become airborne, causing both humans and animals to be infected if spores enter the body.
The Marathon County Health Department says that while humans can be infected, the numbers this year are relatively low with the department only seeing five cases since January. Still, vets warn both humans and animals can be exposed to the spores.
"Say if you were out running with your dog out along the river if the dog is potentially exposed, because you are in that area , the potential environment, you could potentially be exposed as well. Once it is in the animal and no longer in that spore stage, it is not directly contagious," says Myszka.
Myszka says that Eagle River is actually the national hotspot for cases of blastomycosis, and that case numbers in Merrill are also higher than most other places in the county. She also says North Central Wisconsin is especially prone to the spores because of the abundance of waterways, and that the best way to keep your pets safe is to watch for symptoms.
"Usually the common form of blasto is the lung so they are coughing, they go off feed because they tend to have a fever. Just not acting right in that direction," says Myszka, symptoms the family wished they were more aware of.
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The color palette and color picker features in the WebMatrix CSS editor make it easier to work with colors in CSS classes. These WebMatrix features let you make fine-tuned adjustments while ensuring that you're using the latest CSS3 standards.
To use the color picker, start by adding a CSS file to your site, or edit an existing one. When you're ready to start adding color, notice that a color palette appears as you type your CSS:
This list of colors is generated by first looking at other colors in your site, and then by listing the primary named colors that are available in CSS. For example, suppose you have a style sheet that contains CSS classes and that each class has a different color attribute. As you create a color-based attribute in a new class, the colors from the other classes show up in the palette of available colors:
Each of the first five colors corresponds to the color code of the preceding class. This makes it easier to build a consistent set of colors throughout your site.
The color palette is great if you already know the hex codes for your CSS. However, if you want to adjust colors in your site, you can use the color picker. To get started, click the down arrow on the color palette.
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