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July 7, 2009 -- The FDA today ordered new warnings about overdose risk for the pain medication propoxyphene, which is sold generically and under the brand names Darvon and Darvocet.
The FDA is requiring the "black box" warning -- the FDA's sternest warning -- on drugs containing propoxyphene to emphasize the potential for overdose. The FDA also ordered more studies of propoxyphene's safety.
But the FDA didn't ban propoxyphene, although an advisory committee narrowly voted in January to recommend such a ban.
The FDA often follows the advice of its advisory committees, but it's not required to do so.
In this case, the FDA decided that drugs containing propoxyphene are an "acceptable option for mild to moderate pain when taken as directed," Janet Woodcock, MD, director of the FDA's Center for Drug Evaluation and Research, said today in a news conference.
Propoxyphene has been on the market since 1957. From 1969 to 2005, the FDA got 91 reports of deaths in people taking propoxyphene. Most of those deaths were drug overdoses and suicide attempts, often involving multiple drugs, Gerald Dal Pan, MD, MPH, director of the FDA's Office of Surveillance and Epidemiology, said during today's news conference.
Woodcock said the FDA took another look at propoxyphene after the nonprofit group Public Citizen filed a petition in 2006 calling for the drug's ban. Woodcock also noted that the FDA has been reviewing other types of pain relievers, including last week's meeting on acetaminophen safety.
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Lawyers: NIU fraternity leaders not to blame for death of freshman
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Leaders of a Northern Illinois University fraternity aren't to blame for the death of freshman David Bogenberger during an alleged hazing last November, their attorneys said Friday.
"Everybody, including my client, regrets the death of this young man," said attorney John Donahue, who represents Pi Kappa Alpha chapter president Alex Jandick.
Jandick and four other student officers face felony hazing charges following Bogenberger's alcohol-related death during a pledge event at the chapter's DeKalb frat house.
Another 17 fraternity members have been charged with misdemeanor hazing.
As the first students appeared Friday in DeKalb County court to face the charges, several defense attorneys said Bogenberger's death was a tragedy, not a crime.
"I don't believe the state will be able to show this tragic occurrence was the result of criminal conduct," said attorney Joshua Dieden, who represents Steven Libert, the chapter's event planner.
Libert, pledge adviser Omar Salameh and chapter vice president James Harvey made brief appearances but didn't formally enter pleas.
Jandick was scheduled to appear but was excused.
All four received new court dates in February.
The students were charged last month after lab tests showed Bogenberger had a blood-alcohol level more than four times the .08 limit at which a driver is legally considered drunk.
An autopsy concluded the 19-year-old Palatine man died of an irregular heartbeat but listed alcohol intoxication as a "significant condition" that contributed to his death.
The teen was found dead at the frat house on Nov. 2 following a pledge event in which authorities allege he was given questions to answer and then provided vodka to drink.
Libert and others charged are still struggling to cope with Bogenberger's death, their attorneys said.
"It's been difficult for Steven because Daniel was a friend," Dieden said.
A spokeswoman for DeKalb County State's Attorney Richard Schmack declined to comment on the case.


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I've followed the suggested protocol for local realignment - first using RealignerTargetCreator and then IndelRealigner, but have unexpected results.
Let's call the two BAMs I'm realigning "normal" and "tumour" or N and T for short. Once realigned, I've split the resulting NT BAM file (using readgroup tags, although I see from the docs that it can create separate files natively) back into the original N and T BAM files and discovered something odd. I was expecting the pre-realignment N and T files to contain the same number of reads as the post-realignment files, only the coordinates that reads are mapped to would be different.
However, I notice that post-realignment files contain significantly fewer reads because unaligned reads and reads not aligned to the autosomes or sex chromosomes have been removed. However, these reads alone do not account for the difference; large numbers of reads aligned to the 24 chromosomes are now missing.
Can you tell me more about the reads that are removed? I suspect it to be an alignment quality issue, but cannot find direct reference to this behaviour in the documentation. I'm currently keeping both my pre and post-realignment bam files, but ultimately there will be space constraints and I'll have to choose and would like to make the most informed decision possible.
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Very astute. Yes I did; I had assumed that specifying windows to realign within would simply make the process faster by only realigning within those regions, but I think you're suggesting that all the data not within those regions is discarded. Am I correct? This resolves the issue, unless in a future update you'd be so kind as to add a flag to realign within windows but not discard the rest of the data.
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There weren't many 2013 draft prospects who measured larger than Mitchell Wheaton.
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"He's a real intelligent defender," said Red Wings scout Jeff Finley. "Thinks the game really well and moves the puck really well for a big guy. He's physical, but I wouldn't call him punishing."
Wheaton, selected by the Red Wings in the fifth round, 139th overall, saw his draft year shortened by a shoulder injury. He appeared in 39 games as a WHL rookie, recording a goal, seven assists, one fighting major and a plus-20 rating on a strong team before suffering a shoulder injury on Jan. 24.
Although he briefly returned for the WHL playoffs despite requiring surgery — doctors "told him he couldn't make it any worse," Finley said — the injury limited his exposure to scouts.
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Happy New Year, gang. Hope 2013 offers up a plate full of goodies to you and yours.
We'll go with a holiday list today, but since it's the new year, let's make some predictions.
First, though we need to continue our bowl picks. And let's be honest after a 2-2 Monday pushed us to 21-13, it's not like we can do any worse than Lane Kiffin. (And we have to admit, we found ourselves really pulling hard for Georgia Tech and really enjoying USC's struggles.) Wow, what a Sun Bowl debacle against Georgia Tech. According to ESPN, USC will be the first preseason No. 1 to finish the season unranked since 1964. As for today's game, motivation is the key. Will the favorites be focused on winning bowl games? We think Georgia plays well in the swan song for something like 50 defensive players. And of course FSU is any one's guess.
Today's games:
Oklahoma State -16.5 over Purdue
Michigan +5.5 over South Carolina
Northwestern -1.5 over Mississippi State and over the 50
Georgia -8 over Nebraska and over the 61
Stanford -5.5 over Wisconsin and under 49
On to our predictions for 2013...
In January, Alabama will beat Notre Dame for the BCS title, giving the SEC its seventh consecutive crown. Nick Saban will be a hot name in NFL coaching circles, but he will remain at Alabama. Some of his college colleagues such as Chip Kelly and Bill O'Brien will take NFL gigs. The Green Bay Packers will beat the Seattle Seahawks in the NFC title game. The New England Patriots will win at Denver in the AFC title game.
In February, Alabama will close quickly and have the nation's top class of college football recruits. The Patriots top the Packers in the Super Bowl as Tom Brady secures his spot on the Mount Rushmore of all time QB greats.
In March, Kentucky emerges from an up-and-down regular season as a No. 5 seed and rolls to the Elite Eight. Of the No. 1 seeds — Indiana, Michigan, Duke and Syrauce — only the Hoosiers make the Final Four, where they lose to Louisville in the national title game. The Lady Mocs will make the NCAA tournament as a 10 seed and fall in the second round
In April, Rory McIlroy edges a hard-charging Tiger Woods to win his first Masters. UTC senior Steven Fox will make the cut and finish as the low amateur, thus getting to sit in Butler Cabin with McIlroy and Jim Nantz on Sunday evening. Star Lotulelei, the mammoth Utah defensive lineman will be the No. 1 overall pick in the NFL draft. Four Vols will be picked in the first three rounds: Cordarrelle Patterson will got 12th overall to the Dolphins; Dallas Thomas and Justin Hunter will be second-round picks; Tyler Bray will go to the Chiefs with the first pick of the third round. There will be 14 SEC players taken in the first round, including four Georgia Bulldogs and three Alabama players.
In May, the area teams will again dominate in softball at the Spring Fling. A torrid start to the baseball season sees the Toronto Blue Jays and the Los Angeles Angels on record-setting paces. Lane Kiffin is fired at USC after rumors on another NCAA investigation start to swirl.
In June, Chris Paul is named the NBA MVP, edging Oklahoma City's Kevin Durant. Durant and the Thunder beat the Lakers 4-3 in the Western Conference finals but lose again to LeBron James and the Miami Heat in the NBA Finals.
In July, Andy Murray wins Wimbledon, setting off a huge British celebration that could even cause the Royal family to name the new baby Andy. (Or Andi if it's a girl.) After his failed experiment in L.A., Dwight Howard signs with the Atlanta Hawks. As NFL camps open, a slew of high-profile players retire. Ed Reed, Troy Polamalu, Champ Bailey and Charles Woodson and a slew of others will call it a career.
In August, Alabama, Ohio State, Oregon, Florida and Oklahoma start the college football season in the top five.
In September, a great baseball season ends with the Yankees missing the playoffs. The playoff field is highlighted by the Angels' record-setting offense and the Dodgers' record-setting payroll. The Butch Jones' era in Knoxville opens with wins against Austin Peay and Western Kentucky (although it's closer than expected). UT falls flat at Oregon and loses a close one at Florida.
In October, the Angels top the Blue Jays in the ALCS; the Dodgers beat the Giants in the NLCS. Each series draws record-low viewers and places behind three college football games and every NFL game in the Nielsen ratings. The Angels outscore the Dodgers to win the series 4-2
In November, Butch Jones gets his first SEC win at Missouri. Albert Pujols wins the AL MVP after making a serious charge on Hack Wilson's all-time RBI record of 190. Hitting behind Mike Trout and in front of Josh Hamilton, Pujols leads the AL in hitting and finishes with 175 RBIs. Dodgers slugger Matt Kemp stays healthy for the full year and takes home the NL MVP after a 40-40 season.
In December, after a crazy finish to a crazy college football season, the final BCS title game before the playoff does not feature an SEC team. Ohio State uses Braxton Millers' Heisman Trophy season to run the table in a less-than-stellar Big Ten and Oklahoma State finishes unbeaten in the Big 12. That leaves two one-loss SEC teams — Alabama and Florida — on the outside looking in. Georgia finishes 9-3 and goes to the Chick-fil-A Bowl; Tennessee goes 6-6 and is invited to the Music City, meaning that one game can really make all the difference in the world.
Jay was named the Sports Editor of the Times Free Press in 2003 and started with the newspaper in May 2002 as the Deputy Sports Editor. He was born and raised in Smyrna, Ga., and graduated from Auburn University before starting his newspaper career in 1997 with the Newnan (Ga.) Times Herald. Stops in Clayton and Henry counties in Georgia and two years as the Sports Editor of the Marietta (Ga.) Daily Journal preceded Jay's ...
Slightly under the weather so I'm doing this one at home.
Angels an't going to the win the Series this year. This is not open for discussion.
Lady Mocs I believe will make the Sweet 16 if Dupree can stay healthy.
Shulman finally gets the ax after losing in round 1 in the SoCon tourney.
What is the Butler Cabin? (I'm serious)
Serious follow-up inquiry, depending on how Steven does, will he get some air time even though he is still in amateur status?
No predictions on the pigskin Mocs? Or out of mutual respect you're gonna leave that for Frierson. Or just too early at this time.
This and That.
Enjoying reading about the up and coming HS players we have down here as well as how the DMN is covering the bowls? Personal wondering.
The DMNs are much appreciated. They do good work on a lot of topics, football chiefly among them.
The Butler Cabin is where the Masters winner is crowned and the low amateur gets some CBS face time in there. And expect Fox to get some serious air time at the Masters, the US Open and even the Open Championship.
Complete oversight on the football Mocs — the OC hire is big because the pieces are there to make a run at the Southern Conference title.
We'll say the Mocs go 9-3, 6-2 in the SoCon and finish second behind Georgia Southern and make the playoffs.
5er--Was travelling yesterday, so didn't get to comment on your speculating that the Uniblocker and UK triumph might have been big for me in 2012. Lucky guess. And as for today's prediction that KY will be a five seed in March, I say a three. Except for free throws they outplayed Louisville in the YUM Center. Good game, by the way. The Cats are growing up fast. And their Ws will pile up in the mediocre SEC.
Never bet on a Clemson game. Stupid Clemson. I went to bed when LS&U got the ball back with two minutes plus to go. I know Les rolls the dice, but three running plays... And I love games that feature flea flickers.
If the emotional baggage could be stripped away (not even Hercules could do it), would Johnny Volsfan today take Kiffin over Butch?
I'm starting the Kiffen Watch right now. His team mailed it in big time against Tech. If he can't motivate his guys to play any harder than I saw yesterday,he'll go trick or treating as an unemployed coach.
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The other USC (The one that beats Clempson on a regular basis these days) finally breaks through and wins the SEC.The 'Ol Ball Coach retires on top. Carolina has a year for the ages.
Tennessee makes progress and loses ground.The Vols will be better (especially on defense),but a bowl trip will turn on a single play,field goal or turnover.That's how thin the margin for error will be for Butch Jones & Co. next year in Knoxville.
Bret Bielma will find that "SEC Speed" is no myth.However, he'll look like Knute Rockne after the clown show that was the John L. Smith era in Pigville.
Vanderbilt will come crashing back to earth (and reality)in '13.The 'Dores will need a couple of upsets to go bowling.We'll probably see Halley's Comet again before Vandy has another 9 win season.
Auburn will have a better year under Gus Malzahn.The Tigers have 5 winnable games baked in and could go bowling (probably in the Music City Bowl).The Tigers will take their lumps,but will finally look competitive again.
Kentucky will transition from Basketball School in a football conference to Bigger Basketball School in a football conference and petition the NCAA to go to a bowl if the basketball team wins 30 games.The 'Cats will reach the .500 mark in the second week of the season against Miami (OH) and lose every other game.
Missouri will go bowling for the first time as a member of the SEC. They will find that Shreveport is no South Beach.
Texas A&M will win the west and Bama fans will throw a rock through Nick Saban's window."Fire Saban" websites will multiply to the point that the GoDaddy Bowl will increase the payout to member teams.(Just Kidding)
Florida will finish second in the east (behind Cackalacky)and the grumbling about Will Muschamp will start at a low boil.The Gators will hang around the top 10 all year.
Georgia takes a step back to rebuild and the ceiling is pretty low. If Aaron Murray goes pro,the Dawgs are gonna struggle.If he comes back,it could be the difference between 7 wins and 8-9.
Ole Missy and Mississippi State both finish 7-5 and one side (Black Bear fans) are thrilled.Doggie fans will start to wonder if Dan Mullen can get it done in Starkville.
SC wins the 2013 SEC championship in Atlanta 24-14.Jadaveon Clowney wins SEC player of the year and is deep in the mix for the Heisman.
The Mocs get all the bounces and have a special season.Russ Huesman wins SoCon Coach of the year award.Chattanooga gets into the playoffs and wins their first game in forever.
Happy New Year !
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You LOVE the draft, we know this. So where do you think once and never Vol DaRick will go in the draft?
Georgia Southern, miffed after the Sun Belt did not call me, maybe, takes out its frustration on the rest of FBS,,averaging 50 points a game, throwing only 50 passes all year. McIlroy wins the Masters and the British Open but Mickelson wins the US Open, then announces he's joining a Trappist monastery.
Toronto wins the World Series, but with the exchange rate, they need 4.5 wins.
Never would have thought Tech would beat USC with defense. Kiffin is playing Stratego, PJ is playing double-board Risk.
Nice work on all predictions - lot to look forward to in 2013. Question for all - we're all fans of some team, right? Does it make you a bigger (better) fan to root against your fav team's rivals? Many fans today will "root for the conference" ... As a Johnny Vols Fan, I am channel surfing and rooting AGAINST the Bullies, Cocks, and especially the Dawgs! Is that wrong? Who is the truer fan - he who roots for the conference in bowl games or the guy who hates all conference foes? Disclaimer - this ain't sour grapes since my team sucks ... I've always felt that way (but I am struggling with cheering for the Irish next week).
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Nice job today, and we're going to use some of these questions in the mailbag Friday.
That said, has anyone noticed that the above picks are 6-0 heading into the Rose Bowl. And coupled with the Duke meltdown, Steve Spurrier going for 2 and missing it to allow Michigan to cover is another moment that is meaningless yet so meaningful.
Forgot the Orange Bowl — we'll take FSU and lay the points although we're a little cautious about whether the Seminoles show up motivated or not.
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Date: Thursday, 28 June 2012
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The meeting began at 10.14am in public session.
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Agreed: The draft minutes of the meeting on 21 June were agreed.
Members noted correspondence from the Institute of Physics in Ireland (UCD) welcoming the Research and Development Inquiry report.
Members noted an invitation received by the Chair and the Deputy Chair to the re-launch of British Airways to the Belfast City Airport.
Members discussed the possibility of holding an event to consider the report of the Committee Inquiry Research and Development.
Agreed: to hold an event on the 12 November in the Long Gallery.
Agreed: to defer a news article on the manufacturing sector in Scotland until next week's meeting.
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Members received an oral briefing from Richard Moorman, Chief Executive, Lisa Rollins, Director of Corporate Communications, Dr Tony Bazley, Director of Environmental and Community Affairs and Karl Prenderville, Commercial Director, Tamboran.
Key issues discussed included overview of Tamboran global market, theoretical size land required for the project, water usage and employment prospects.
Stephen Moutray left the meeting at 10.40am.
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The Chair suspended the meeting at 11.04am due to technical difficulties.
Gordon Dunne left the meeting at 11.04am.
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Phil Flanagan declared an interest as a family member who owns land in the Fermanagh area.
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Agreed: Trading Standards to provide information from the Business, Innovations and Skills Select Committee's review on debt management.
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Agreed: to contact NICVA and suggest that they engage with the Committee for Employment & Learning on the issue in the first instance.
Members noted the following items of correspondence:
i. Responses from Statutory Committees on the Sustainable Energy Action Plan (SEAP).
ii. Correspondence from the Committee for Finance and Personnel regarding the Departmental Savings Delivery Plans March 2012.Agreed: to ask the Department for details of any impact on frontline services resulting from the Savings Delivery Plan.
iii. Executive Summary of the report on "Improving the Quality of Foreign Direct Investment to Northern Ireland."
iv. Letter to the Chair from Manufacturing NI on the Carbon Levy.Agreed: to forward the letter to the Oireachtas Committee a copy of the letter for information.
v. Letter to the Chair of the Committee for OFMDFM from the Department nominating officials to attend the European Advisory Panel meeting on 25 June.
vi. Response from the Department on the benefits of international visits on business and tourism.
vii. Assembly Research paper on the scrutiny of the Main Estimates 2012-13 from the Committee for Finance and Personnel on the Budget (No.2) Bill.
There were no other items of business.
The next meeting of the Committee will take place on Thursday 5 July at 10.30am, Room 30, Parliament Buildings
The Chair adjourned the meeting at 1.41pm.
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News this month: LCA Ghosts, LCA2013, Council Face to Face, Policy Work, ADA Copyright Forum, Sub-committee policy available for review, Donations and grants, Community News.
Linux Australia
LCA 2013 - Formal bids request
The Linux Australia council is now requesting formal bid proposals for hosting LCA2013. You now have just under two months to prepare your bids and send them to the council and the community at large.
The bid process timeline is outlined below:
LCA2011 Friday Morning Keynote
On the last day of linux.conf.au 2011, Mark Pesce gave the final keynote entitled "Smoke Signals". The slides and an essay based on the presentation are available on Mark's website.
After the keynote both the conference organising team and members of the Linux Australia council received complaints from attendees regarding some of the content and imagery in the presentation. The imagery in particular was of a nature that was upsetting to a number of viewers.
2011 Council Election
Nominations for the 2011 council election are now open. All current members may nominate another member or themselves for all positions. Candidates require two nominations for any position before they can accept that nomination. If you want to stand in the election or know someone who wants to stand, please nominate.
You can view details and nominate at: https://www.linux.org.au/membership/
Congratulations Penny!
Linux Australia is proud to announce that Penny Lyle is the winner of the complimentary ticket to linux.conf.au 2011 in Brisbane. Her name was chosen randomly from over 300 entries.
Congratulations, Penny!
President's Report August 2010
It's been just over a month since my last presidents report, which according to past presidents means that I'm doing well. Apparently the first report is the easy one, maintaining momentum is the key!
We are now well and truly into the run up to linux,conf.au 2011. The LCA Call for Papers, Miniconfs, Posters and Tutorials (that is quite a mouthful!), has been open since the 13th of July. The CFP closes at midnight tonight, so it's still not too late to get a proposal in.
President's Report July 2010
It has been about 6 months since the current Linux Australia Council was voted in, and about a month since I became President, following James Turnbull's resignation. In that time, the Council has been working on implementing the platform that we ran on. We have successfully managed to hold a Council meeting every fortnight (with a very few exceptions), to allow us to get together to organise events and implement the goals of Linux Australia.
Bids for linux.conf.au 2012
The Linux Australia council is now requesting formal bid proposals for hosting LCA2012. As you can see from our timeline below, we've slipped a bit on announcements and the close for bid proposals is only two weeks away!!
Bids for linux.conf.au 2012
Expressions of interest for LCA2012 have now opened. Details can be found at http://lists.linux.org.au/pipermail/announce/2010-May/000088.html
Results of Linux Australia Council 2010 Elections
The results of the 2010 Linux Australia Council elections were announced last night at the end of the Annual General Meeting.
Congratulations to our new Council.
James Turnbull
Vice President:
Lindsay Holmwood
Peter Lieverdink
John Ferlito
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After seeing the last installment of the Harry Potter series, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2, Sven Ceelen decided to move the action off the screen and into City Park, where his own quidditch team, the Denver Dementors, practice every Sunday. In Harry Potter and the Prizoner of Azkaban ... More >>
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Science Fiction / Thriller
Directed by Timothy Bond
Country: Canada
Clint Walker as Grant Franklin
Nehemiah Persoff as Mort Logan
Geraint Wyn Davies as Michael Franklin
Kim Cattrall as Susan Franklin
Dawn Greenhalgh as Leah Franklin
Tami Tucker as Bobbie Franklin
David Brown as Charles Ennis
Tim Whelan as James Ennis
Dwayne McLean as Frank Wilcox
Jim Henshaw as John McCrae
John Stoneham Sr. as Sam
Leslie Carlson as The Minister
Nuala Fitzgerald as Joyce Ennis
Cec Linder as Henry the Chairman
Sean Sullivan as Dr. George Abbott
A tale set in the near future when the earth is colder, due to polution, food is scarce, and civilization has turned savage as a result. A farmer is beset by hordes of hungry city dwellers, who slaughter his family, inciting him to action. The film has a haunting quality to it.


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June 10, 2014
Nellis will be having it's Annual Table Lodge, it will be presented in the French Style of Toasts and Cannon Fire. Dinner will start at 6pm with the Table Lodge Festivities beginning at 7pm.
Ticket cost for this event is 15.00 in advance, 20.00 at the door. Your ticket will provide you with Dinner, the Table Lodge and a (1) Commemorative Glass.
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Tickets will be available starting at our Stated Meeting in May.
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Lara Stone bears all for LOVE's Spring/Summer issue
Beth Ditto stripped off for their first-ever issue, and now Lara Stone is following suit (or no suit as the case may be) for LOVE's Spring/Summer 2010 issue. With her most intimate parts carefully concealed behind a couple of stamps, Stone was photographed in the nude by Mert Alas and Marcus Piggott.
Things continue to go from strength-to-strength for the Dutch model. She recently replaced Madonna as the face of Louis Vuitton's S/S campaign, and she has also been romantically linked to Little Britain star, David Walliams.
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PETA giving out 1000 free door stickers to alert firefighters of pets in Metro Detroit
Updated On: Mar 21 2013 02:21:09 PM EDT
In response to the death of a family pet trapped in a fire on the Detroit-Hamtramck border Wednesday, PETA hopes to help families make firefighters aware of companion animals during a home emergency. The pro-animal organization is giving away door stickers to the first 1,000 Detroit-area residents who ask for one.
The 4-inch bright-yellow sticker reads, "In Case of Emergency, Please Save Our Animals" and provides space to write in the number of each type of pet living in the home.
PETA suggests pet owners can also laminating a homemade sticker and place on the door or window to provide first responders with the same information.
"Many animals have died in house fires because firefighters were unaware that they were trapped inside," said PETA Associate Director Lindsay Rajt. "Simply alerting first responders to the presence of animals can mean that all family members survive a fire."
The organization says they routinely receive accounts of firefighters who have bravely rescued cats, dogs, and other animals from homes in the midst of a blaze. Even if the animals are unconscious from inhaling smoke, specially made oxygen masks have been used successfully to revive them.
To get your free pet alert sticker e-mail email@example.com to request one. Or visit PETA.org for more information.
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MELBOURNE, Australia (AP) -- Novak Djokovic slammed Lance Armstrong's long-delayed doping admissions, saying the seven-time Tour de France winner is a disgrace to cycling and "should suffer for his lies."
At the same time, the No. 1-ranked man in tennis says the drug testing program in his sport is "good," while conceding that for the last six months he hasn't had a blood test in the anti-doping program.
"I think it's a disgrace for the sport to have an athlete like this," Djokovic said of Armstrong after his straight-set win over Radek Stepanek. "It would be ridiculous for him to decline and refuse all the charges because it has been proven. He cheated many people around the world with his career, with his life story."
The Armstrong doping saga also raised questions over drug testing in tennis, and Djokovic said he supported the International Tennis Federation's current program.
"At least from my perspective, it's really good," he said, outlining the current regime where tennis players have to give anti-doping authorities details of their whereabouts each day, in case they're required for out-of-competition testing.
Djokovic admitted that the blood tests that can detect the presence of EPO, a known oxygen booster in the blood which could help a tennis player cope better in long rallies and extended matches, have been a rarity for him lately.
He was asked to respond to reports that ITF records show that in 2011, only 18 blood tests were taken of the top players.
"Yeah, I wasn't tested with blood for last six, seven months," Djokovic said. "It was more regular ... two, three years ago. I don't know the reason why they stopped it."
Maria Sharapova said after her win over Venus Williams later Friday that the Armstrong revelations are "just a really sad story, sad for that sport."
"I'm happy that our sport is as clean as it can be and that we're constantly tested," she said. "So as long as we're getting tested, whatever it takes, urine, blood, we're all here to make the sport as clean as it can be."
Djokovic also said he's confident of the integrity of tennis.
"I believe tennis players are (among) the cleanest athletes in the world," Djovovic said. "So as long as we keep it that way, I have no complaints about testing."
SILVER LININGS: No American men reached the fourth round of the Australian Open for the second consecutive year, but Sam Querrey doesn't think it's necessarily a reflection on the state of American tennis.
The top American player, No. 13 John Isner, pulled out before the tournament began with a knee injury and veteran Mardy Fish, currently ranked 27th, skipped the Australian Open as he continues to recover from heart problems.
"If they were here, hopefully one of them would have made it," Querrey said.
Querrey, seeded 20th, was the last American man standing in Melbourne until he lost in the third round Friday to 15th-seeded Stanislas Wawrinka of Switzerland.
"We're doing our best," Querrey said. "I don't think the state of American tennis is poor, you know, I think it's pretty solid if you compare it to most countries. You can argue we're in the top five overall, maybe."
The U.S. didn't have any men in the fourth round last year, either. And that was with Isner, Fish and the now-retired Andy Roddick playing in the tournament.
No American man has won the Australian Open since Andre Agassi in 2003, and no one has won a major since Roddick at the 2003 U.S. Open.
EXPENSIVE OUTBURST: Jerzy Janowicz's on-court meltdown at the Australian Open is going to cost him.
The 24th-seeded Pole became irate over a line call during his second-round match against India's Somdev Devvarman and repeatedly screamed at the chair umpire, spat on the court and hit the umpire's chair with his racket.
The tantrum went viral on YouTube with more than 750,000 views in two days.
Janowicz won't escape without punishment, however. On Friday, he was fined $2,500 for unsportsmanlike conduct.
Janowicz was incredulous when told by The Associated Press that he had received a fine.
"For sure I will not believe this because I didn't say anything bad," he said. "I didn't do anything bad. I was just shouting. You get fined for shouting?"
The fine is the highest of the 2013 Australian Open tournament thus far, but it could have been worse. Last year, David Nalbandian received an $8,000 fine for throwing water at a staff member at Melbourne Park after another disputed line call.


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Class of Housing: Transitional Housing
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The Benedict Home provides transitional housing to men, women and women with small families. Their fees were last listed as $80 per week or $430 per month and they were accepting vouchers.Their office hours are Monday - Friday 8:00am - 5:00pm. Please contact them directly for detailed program information and to verify fees and check for availability.
Fees may apply for this Transitional Housing resource. Contact The Benedict Home Transitional Housing with the contact information we provided to get full details. Oftentimes you can apply for sliding scale fee payment or other options if you are low income. You will need to speak with them to see if you qualify. Did you find a problem with this listing? Please notify us of changes needed.
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Transitional housing is affordable supportive housing designed to provide housing and appropriate support services to persons who are homeless or who are close to homelessnessness. The transition is to help them be more self sufficience to move towards independent living on their own. Transitional housing locations are oftentimes called Halfway Houses. The naming of the two (Halfway House OR Transitional House) is oftentimes interchangeable.
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Following a landing next to his service truck, the pilot got out of the helicopter to speak with the farmer. The pilot said that both he and the loader failed to notice that the 50-foot loading hose was still attached to the helicopter. He lifted off with the helicopter tethered by the hose. When the hose became taunt, the helicopter rolled over, descended, and collided with level terrain.
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Supporting Global Temporary Tables for Oracle 8i using PowerDesigner 7 and 8
In Oracle 8i, support for Global Temporary Tables was added. PowerDesigner does not have a built in support for this feature, but it can be implemented via changes in the XDB file and the use of Extended Attributes. For an overview of how to use PowerDesigner Extended Attributes see one of the following Technical
Tapping the power of PowerDesigner 7.x Extended Attributes
Tapping the power of PowerDesigner 8.0 Extended Attributes
1) Create a new DBMS file
- Select Tools>Resources>DBMS
- Select the "new" icon to create a new DBMS file and give it a name such as ORACLE Version 8i Extended
- Select Oracle Version 8i in the "Copy from" drop down listbox
- Click OK
2) In the new XDB add a new Extended Attribute Type
- Expand the Extended Attributes node
- Right-click on Extended Attributes>Types and select New> Extended Attribute Types
- Expand Types and select the newly created Extended Attribute Type
- Rename the Type to True/False
- Add two values True and False and set the default to False
3) Add a new Extended Attribute
- Right-click on Extended Attributes>Objects, select Add Items and select Table
- Right-click on Extended Attributes>Objects>Table and select New>Extended Attribute
- Expand Table and select the newly created Extended Attribute
- Rename the Extended Attribute to GlobalTemp
- Under Data Type, select True/False from the drop down listbox.
- Select False as the Default Value
NOTE: The Extended Attribute name will be used as a variable in the Create Table section. This variable name is case sensitive.
4) Modify the Create Table syntax
The following syntax must be added to the Create Table item:
[%variable name%=True? global temporary]
In this example, the variable name = GlobalTemp
- Select the Create Item under Script>Objects>Table
- In the Value block, insert [%GlobalTemp%=True? global temporary] between create and table. This must be done for both create table sections.
Sample code for Create Item:
[%CLUSTERCOLUMNS%?create cluster [%QUALIFIER%]C_%TABLE% (
create [%GlobalTemp%=True? global temporary] table [%QUALIFIER%]%TABLE% of [%QUALIFIER%]%CLASS% [%TABLDEFN% ? (
[%CLUSTERCOLUMNS%?create cluster [%QUALIFIER%]C_%TABLE% (
create [%GlobalTemp%=True? global temporary] table [%QUALIFIER%]%TABLE% [%TABLDEFN% ? (
5) Click OK
6) Save the new XDB file in the \\program files\PowerDesigner 7\DBMS directory using a name like oracle8igt.xdb
To implement the GlobalTemp extended attribute
1) Change the current DBMS to ORACLE Version 8i (8.1.5) Extended
2) Open the Table properties and select the Extended Attributes tab
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We're big fans of Rachael Gibson's witty blog, Fur Coat, No Knickers. So much so we even let her loose on Catwalk Queen sometimes and this is one of those times. As part of our wardrobe feature she kindly let us have a peek around her room including a picture of her new t-shirt so click on the image to start the gallery.
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WICHITA, Kan. -- The Komets are halfway to winning the President's Cup finals, thanks to their 6-3 victory over the Wichita Thunder on Sunday.
To read my game story, click here.
To watch the whole game, and see postgame interviews, in less than six minutes: Watch this video.
I missed the spectacular first professional goal of Daniel Maggio, but at the 35-second mark of this video, you can see it well. There are also some interviews with the Thunder there. (By the way, can someone in Wichita please learn the proper pronounciations of Chris Auger and anyone of the Frankes?)
Remember when Wichita's Alex Bourret took that nasty hit in Game 1, a 5-3 Komets victory, then lay on the ice motionless for five minutes, only to miss one shift? According to the Wichita Eagle, he has a concussion and a broken rib. Seems doubtful, were he to have a concussion, that he would have been back so quickly.
I guess there's also some talk, according to the Eagle, that Adam Russo has a concussion -- click here -- but I find that even more difficult to believe. I don't recall him taking any particular hit and he wasn't pulled until after he gave up his fourth goal Sunday.
As for Komets goalie Nick Boucher, who has looked superb in the series, click here for my story on him.
Click here to see photos from Game 2. And here are photos from Game 1.
Here's the CHL's recap: Click here.
Remember how everyone was complaining about the 2-3-2 format in the last round? How do you think Wichita feels now?


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Hilary Swank: To Hil and Back
By Allison Glock
Hillary Swank
Photo Credit: Richard Bailey
Profound Presence
There is a sort of old-time innocence about Swank. Unlike most performers, or people for that matter, she does not flirt. She does not labor to endear. In fact, she seems disinterested in any sort of conspicuous seduction. She is like some pro athletes or Hillary Clinton at home in her accomplishments and eager for more, aching to be judged by the quality of the work alone. Screw the mascara and the heels.
Swank is attractive but not a stunner, unless you count her body, which defies reality with liquid hips and breasts punctuating an otherwise sinewy frame. Her face is a topographical map of lips and bones, making her resemble a dust-bowl Dorothea Lange photograph, simultaneously severe and vulnerable. It is a look she has earned.
Swank has taken more than her share of life's lumps a frequently absent father, a depressed mother, homelessness, poverty, and now a public divorce and emerged with strength, will, and a keen awareness of her good fortune. Currently, that includes a fizzy new relationship with her CAA agent, John Campisi.
She knows firsthand how much life can suck, and, like an adopted puppy from the pound that suddenly finds himself frolicking on a farm, Swank is wise enough to recognize her luck and to battle tirelessly to preserve it.
"I believe in this world you continually have to fight for yourself," she says plainly. "You can't ever rest on your laurels, on the past. And I would never want to do that anyway." Instead, she tests herself packing 19 pounds of muscle onto her slight 5'7" frame for Million Dollar Baby; contracting a life-threatening staph infection and not telling anyone about it, for fear of halting production. "That's what happens to boxers," she explained in an interview, defending her decision to push through. Her fortitude led Clint Eastwood to describe her as "a major talent without a shred of attitude."
Meaning, she is neither cynical nor ironic, which in L.A. makes Swank something of a curiosity. "I really believe in mind over matter," she says. "I am an optimist, to the point where there are people in my life who say I am naive."
She chews on that thought. "I think when people make assumptions about me, it's often a class issue," she explains, alluding to her hardscrabble beginnings, most famously encapsulated in her 2005 Oscar speech, when she enthused, "I don't know what I did in this life to deserve this. I'm just a girl from a trailer park who had a dream."
She sips her beer. Swank understands why people see her as something of a white-trash hero. From mobile home to Academy darling is the longest of stretches. And yet, the idea that she came from nothing is a thesis she categorically rejects.
"The biggest gift I have ever been given in my life is my mother believing in me from a really young age," she says passionately, eyes wide. "I had someone who told me to follow my dream. Someone who loved me. And that certainly isn't nothing."
Swank credits her mother with giving her the strength to quit high school and Bellingham, WA, for Hollywood at age 15. The two drove to L.A. with a Mobil card and $75, living for six weeks in a borrowed car, a sacrifice she now labels a "fantastic adventure." In fact, it was her mother's unmitigated support that led her to embrace her latest role, playing the lead in Freedom Writers, the true story of a teacher who was able to resurrect the faith in a group of troubled L.A. kids.
"It is a story about how when you have no hope, one person can make a difference," she says. "The saddest thing in life to me is when you feel hopeless."
At this poignant moment, Swank is interrupted by a 30-something man sweating profusely in a tight suit.
"I am so sorry," he says with a grin that proves he is anything but. "Hilary? Hilary, right? You are so amazing. So amazing. I was an actor years ago, and I know how much dedication it takes. And you are absolutely amazing."
Swank smiles and thanks him graciously, shaking his hand as he reluctantly backs away from the booth.
"That was so sweet," she says, popping a corn chip into her mouth. "That kind of thing makes me really emotional." Her eyes are welling slightly. She shakes it off.
"As a kid I felt like such an outsider. I didn't belong. I fought for my place in the world. And part of what brought me to being an actor is that I would watch movies and there would be characters I could relate to. I felt my place within that, within them."
The man returns, this time with tickets. Soggy tickets. "Some friends and I are going out tonight on a boat, and I was wondering..." Swank cuts him off. "That is so thoughtful," she says earnestly, "but I am working." Really," he screeches. "On what?"
Swank proceeds to tell him all about the film she just wrapped, including the plot and the release date and the co-stars. She is engaged and patient and kind, and it is an amazing thing to behold, given that she is a bona-fide movie star and the man is an incontrovertible wanker.


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AirPort Express
AirPort Express
Product Information
Learn more about AirPort Express
Easy Wi-Fi setup using iPhone, iPad or Mac.
Connect your DSL or cable modem to AirPort Express and create your new wireless network in just a few taps from your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch. Or use the built-in AirPort Utility on your Mac. Setup is just as fast and just as easy.
Simultaneous dual-band 802.11n.
AirPort Express lets Wi-Fi-enabled devices connect to your network on the 2.4GHz and 5GHz wireless bands. Which means every connected device automatically uses the best band available for the fastest possible performance.
Stream music with AirPlay.
AirPlay takes the music from the iTunes library on your computer or iOS device and sends it wirelessly to any connected stereo or speakers in your home (audio cable sold separately). Play music on one set of speakers — or if you have more than one AirPort Express connected to speakers, play your music from iTunes on all of them at the same time.
Print wirelessly from any room.
On the back of AirPort Express is a USB port that's made for your printer. Just plug it in and instantly it's like having a printer in every room. And since AirPort Express works with Mac and PC, everyone in the house can take advantage of one centrally available printer.
Compatibility and security.
AirPort Express is compatible with devices using the 802.11a, 802.11b, 802.11g and 802.11n specifications. So no matter what Wi-Fi device you're using, it will work with AirPort Express. AirPort Express also features a built-in firewall to protect your network from malicious Internet attacks. The firewall is automatically turned on, so you don't have to do a thing.
Create a guest network.
Set up a separate Wi-Fi network with a separate password just for your guests. Simply enable the guest networking feature, and your guests can access the Internet but not other parts of your primary network, such as your computers, printers and LAN-attached hard drives.
What's in the Box?
- AirPort Express
- Printed documentation
- Power lead
System Requirements
Setup and Administration
- iOS device with iOS 6 or later and AirPort Utility
- Mac with OS X Lion v10.7.3 or later and AirPort Utility 6.1
- Mac with OS X v10.5.7 or later and AirPort Utility 5.6.1
- PC with Windows 7 or later and AirPort Utility 5.6.1
Shared Printing with a USB Printer
- USB printer
- Mac with OS X v10.2.7 or later
- PC with Windows XP (SP3), Windows Vista (SP2), Windows 7 (SP1) or Windows 8
Wireless Device Access
- Any Wi-Fi-enabled device that uses the 802.11a/b/g/n specification
Ratings & Reviews
Exactly what I needed
Got one of these yesterday ... and it's brilliant ... only 10 minutes after it arrived I was streaming music from my iPad to my Hi Got one of these yesterday ... and it's brilliant ... only 10 minutes after it arrived I was streaming music from my iPad to my HiFi. and the quality is brilliant ... must be a good DAC in there.
Note for prospective purchasers ... make sure you install the Airport Utility App (Free) on your iPad (or iPhone or iPod) then the setup is incredibly easy. …
- Written by BRIAN M from EGHAM
414 of 468 people found this useful
Vast improvment
The design of this airport express is a vast improvement, having the power cord gives much flexibility. The power cord is very sli The design of this airport express is a vast improvement, having the power cord gives much flexibility. The power cord is very slim lined and as a result maintains portability. Dual Band is a clear advantage, its simple to set up using the airport IOS app and clearly well thought out. …
- Written by Ryan H from HEREFORD
331 of 380 people found this useful
About Time...
Normally don't write reviews but this looks like exactly what I need.
I had to rate it as five stars to compensate for the revi Normally don't write reviews but this looks like exactly what I need.
I had to rate it as five stars to compensate for the reviewer that decided it only warranted one star because it now has a separate power cable rather than just plugging it in to the wall.
For me, the new format is a major improvement and should give me greater scope in positioning the unit to maximise the signal. …
- Written by Mike E from Pertenhall
309 of 386 people found this useful
Streaming Music
No good if your streaming HI-FI sounding music! Pops and crackles like an old vinyl Record!!!
- Written by Gary H from SWINDON
1 of 1 people found this useful
Poor wifi range
Firstly I must say the design of this Airport Express is much better than original plug in style and as ever with Apple its a nice Firstly I must say the design of this Airport Express is much better than original plug in style and as ever with Apple its a nice and compact; it also comes nicely packaged. It's also pretty easy to setup, but I found the iOS limited compared to the Airport utility built-in to OSX.
I had it set up in minutes, connected to my wifi and an optical cable into my HiFi. It sounded great, the DAC in my system doing a great job of converting the higher quality music.
That's where the good stuff ends though. We quickly noticed that it kept dropping out, even though the APE was only 8m away from the router with only one stud wall between the two. Proof of this was easily shown by just walking in between the APE and our router, which invariably caused a drop-out. To put it in perspective, our Mac Mini in the lounge is 12.5m from the router on another floor and that easily streams video from the internet or provides a video stream to our other TVs around the house from Plex via the same router. Streaming from the Ethernet connected iMac was OK, but a stream from any iDevice over wifi dropped out.
Maybe ours was faulty, but having read the experience of others I don't think so. If you can connect it to your router via Ethernet then it would be fine I'm sure, as well as extending your wifi to another room.
For this reason it gets 2 stars from me. …
- Written by NIGEL T from Bromsgrove
1 of 2 people found this useful
What a product
This is a brilliant product. It was so easy to install, you take it out of the packaging, plug it in, and connect to your DSL. You This is a brilliant product. It was so easy to install, you take it out of the packaging, plug it in, and connect to your DSL. You pick up you iPhone, connect to the network, choose a password and there you go. And what's more, I went from a measly 8mbit output from my old wireless router to taking full advantage of my 40mbit connection, my Apple TV thanks me, and I thank Apple. Simply brilliant! …
- Written by Christopher K from Aarhus N
1 of 1 people found this useful
Questions & Answers
Answers from the community
Can I use an AirPort Express to extend my existing wifi signal?
- Asked by Jason K from New Canaan
- 20-Jun-2014
Best Answer:
Yes. It doesn't matter what brand your existing wifi router is, the AirPort Express setup will walk Yes. It doesn't matter what brand your existing wifi router is, the AirPort Express setup will walk you through the steps to use the same name/password/security level of your existing wifi network. I just did this using an existing D-Link wifi router and a new Airport Express. Works great! Have it set up near my A/V receiver to use AirPlay and the boosted wifi signal in that side of the house is gravy. …
- Answered by Charles S from Walnut Creek
- 19-Jul-2014
Is airport express compatible with Motorola phones
- Asked by Eileen I from Snohomish
- 20-Nov-2014
Is this what is needed to connect to the internet with my MacBook Air via an ISP?
- Asked by Deborah C B from Raleigh
- 05-Nov-2014
You will need an Airport Express, which acts as a Router (a very good Router!)
and you wi Deborah,
You will need an Airport Express, which acts as a Router (a very good Router!)
and you will also need a modem to connect to Greenlight.
Fiber Optic is new, state of the art, and a cable tv modem or a telephone modem won't work; your easiest solution is to allow GreenLight to provide/rent a fiber optic modem to you.
(Everybody needs two boxes, whatever the system.)
Enjoy your fiber optic; I'm jealous! …
- Answered by Patricia W from Oro Valley
- 09-Nov-2014
I do not have internet modem, I could use the AirPort Express as internet modem? and would have to pay per month?
- Asked by Benjamin L from Fort Worth
- 14-Aug-2014
Does AirPort Express allow me to have wifi internet connection in area with no service?
- Asked by Evelyn C from Atlanta
- 22-Aug-2014
Can I get a Refurbished Airport Extrmee
- Asked by John T from Prattville
- 29-Sep-2014
- Asked about: AirPort Extreme


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November 28, 2014
After several weeks of confusion and controversy, members of Wausau's gay community were finally able to take to the streets in a show of support for LGBT equality.
The group gathered in Marathon Park before walking to the 400 Block in downtown Wausau.
As many as 300 people were believed to have attended today's march.
Today's equality march was initially created by a group of local LGBT activists who wanted to offer an alternative to Wausau's controversial gay pride parade that was supposed to take place today.
While it was announced that the gay pride parade would be canceled earlier this week, it didn't stop people from coming out in force to today's equality march.
The goal of today's march was to help break down stereotypes. Organizers also wanted to bring together members of Northcentral Wisconsin's gay community. That is one of the major reasons why people like Samantha Masterton turned out today.
"These people are my friends and I consider them family because we are all part of that great human race. I am in it for the solidarity and the hugs." Masterton said.
The event organizers say they were surprised by what a large turnout today's event received.
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The pilot reported that shortly after applying power for takeoff, the airplane started to track left of runway centerline. During his attempts to correct the situation, the airplane's right main wheel assembly and right landing gear strut collapsed. Post-accident examination of the wheel assembly and tire installed on the accident airplane revealed that the outboard wheel subassembly fractured in multiple locations along the bead seat ring. Multiple fractures were observed in the inboard wheel subassembly, and the brake disc had partially separated from the wheel. The Type Certificate Data Sheet for the airplane lists multiple approved wheel-brake assemblies for the aircraft. The wheel assembly found on the airplane is not listed as one of the approved installations, and the wheel assembly was not approved for use with tires larger than size 7.00-6. The accident airplane was equipped with 8.00-6 size tires. The airplane's last inspection, an annual inspection, was performed on March 7, 2002.
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atom (as opposed to being a free electron).
2 . Use the above expression to find the energy of the photon released when an
electron around a hydrogen atom moves from the 4th to the 2nd level.
E = 2.55 eV
3. Now use the above expression to find the energy of the photon
released when a free electron is captured to the 2nd level.
4. Use the relationship between a photon's energy and its wavelength to
calculate the wavelength of the photon emitted in question 2.
We then find a wavelength of
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Written by Colleen Maidhof Saturday, 18 January 2014 00:00
Farmingdale residents with a hankering for crunchy spring rolls now have an outlet to remedy their cravings. Long Island's first Vietnamese restaurant, The Rolling Spring Roll, opened shop on Main St. in Farmingdale, last July, giving local foodies a chance to experience something unique without leaving the neighborhood.
Joe Bui, the restaurant's owner and chef, said that he came to the Village of Farmingdale with the goal of giving residents a taste of authentic Vietnamese cuisine.
"I wanted to create an alternative to lunches and dinners that people normally have," Bui said. "This is the kind of food that I want to present to people, and that they get a craving for."
Bui and his family immigrated to Long Island as refugees from Vietnam in 1980. In 2011, with assistance from his mother, Bui opened a food truck in Melville called The Rolling Spring Roll, after his mother's decadent spring roll recipe, which, he said, everyone falls in love with.
Because he needed a larger space to cook that wasn't too far from his regular clientele, Bui decided to call Main St. home to his stationary storefront.
"I saw this place, and I knew my followers from my food truck would come here and support me," he said. "My mom introduced me to cooking when I was very young, and I also worked at restaurants. From my experiences, I learned what tastes good as well as the techniques of cooking."
Inspired by his love of cooking and his mother's special recipe, Bui wanted to provide customers with an array of what he defines as "casual" Vietnamese cuisine.
"My menu is simple with sandwiches, grilled meats, soups, rolls, and platters. Even though the menu is stated the way it is, we can mix the items up," Bui said. "Everything that we make is from scratch. I can't go to the supermarket to buy Vietnamese sauce."
Since many specialty food stores don't include his key ingredients, Bui said he takes the time to make his own cold cuts, broth and sauces.
For Bui, Vietnamese cuisine is one-of-a-kind, as a combination of culinary influence from French and Chinese conquerers.
"So the food is an incorporation of the two cultures," Bui said. "The Vietnamese nation consists of a mostly vegetarian diet, with some meats."
The Rolling Spring Roll started as an experiment for Bui, who was unsure how Long Islanders were going to react to a Vietnamese restaurant.
"I don't know how there are thousands of Long Islanders, and there wasn't a Vietnamese restaurant up until a few months ago," he laughed. "If I didn't open the restaurant someone else would have eventually."
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Generally, the Beerleaguer peanut gallery disapproves of the Phillies' decision to trade for right-hander Joe Blanton. Have they underestimated the overall impact of this deal?
"Essentially Blanton has much more in common with Jon Lieber than the girth. He strikes me as being more or less the same pitcher. Gives up a ton of hits, pitches deep into the game. Flattering comparisons aside, the guy's 5-12 on a plus-.500 team. Don't tell me to look beyond the numbers. He hasn't even been mediocre. That just isn't worth two of your better prospects under any circumstances. They overpaid, big-time. (But) if they use this deal as a springboard to dump Myers, I will instead hail it as an unsurpassably brilliant transaction." – RSB
"Blanton gives us a safety net that the pitching staff hs lacked all year. He can step in right now for Eaton, an upgrade, and that allows Happ to step in for Myers if they choose to shift him to the pen or if he fails again as SP. The Phillies window is closing and they needed to add a SP to make a serious post-season run. If they do so, this is a pretty good deal regardless of how Cardenas turns out. If, however, Blanton's badly deteriorated K/BB ratio is the product of a hidden injury, this trade could be a major disaster." -- clout
"The Blanton-B list type of deal binds our franchise to mediocrity. I feel this team as constructed before the trade was good enough to make the post-season. I thought the point of upgrading was to make the team sufficiently better to actually make an impact in the playoffs. Does anyone actually feel comfortable with any pitcher beyond Cole Hamels starting a game in October? I thought Burnett or Bedard at least gave that glimmer of real playoff impact potential upside. Getting another "innings eater" is fine and dandy if the franchise was simply looking to win 85 games, but the bar should be set higher. Debating the talent level of the minor leaguers given is not the point, because regardless of how they mature- they are current trading chips, and I was hoping those chips would be traded in for real impact potential rather than steady-as-she-goes type players. These moves continue to slowly bleed the farm system without bringing back anything really substantial. The risk averse nature of the dealmaking will never bring a big enough reward."
-- Pharmer Dan
Beerleaguer: It's a slightly better deal than readers are giving the Phillies credit for. The best available pitching was off the table. Their farm system is limited. The A's wouldn't settle for anything less than the best minor league talent. We'll see if Cardenas becomes a Major League star in three years. The Phillies didn't exactly give Outman a ringing endorsement by reassigning him to the bullpen.
Aside from the benefit of replacing Eaton and adding depth, Blanton becomes another commodity for teams in the hunt. They're not locked into him the way they are with other pitchers. There's no baggage. They could always deal him – and I'm not entirely convinced they're finished dealing. Lefty relievers John Grabow and Brian Fuentes are reportedly on their radar. And for some reason, I can't shake this Matt Holliday dream.
Indeed, Blanton could become Jon Lieber. RSB is correct: He's hittable in a Lieber sort of way. Or, he could thrive in Philadelphia and become a very sound middle rotation addition. He could ride off NL unfamiliarity alone for the rest of the season. I'm less enthused about 2009 and 2010. We've seen Blanton's ceiling. In reading comments from other sites, it sounds like if you give Blanton some runs to play with, he's a different pitcher.
If Blanton and Myers can crank it up in the second half, they will win the division - and how 'bout that J.A. Happ, with his seven, no-hit, 12 strikeout innings yesterday in AAA?


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Manhandla (The Legend of Zelda)
Manhandla is the third boss of The Legend of Zelda. It is first encountered in Level 3: The Manji, where it acts as the final defence of the third Triforce Shard. It also later appears in Level 4: The Snake and Level 8: The Lion as the Mini-Boss of both dungeons. It's a plant-like being that has claws sticking out on each side of its body.
Level 3: The Manji
Manhandla first appears in Level 3: The Manji as the boss of this dungeon. This foe will use two methods of attack; it will first try and shoot fireballs at Link that will take a whole heart of damage. Its second attack is to ram into Link, which also takes a heart of damage. Link can defeat Manhandla one of two ways. First, he can use his Bombs to destroy the claws that are attached to the body, and eventually use a Bomb on the center core, which will instantly defeat Manhandla. Alternatively, Link can attack the claws with his Sword, but this can get quite difficult, as Link will have to come very close to Manhandla, causing a rise in the chance of Manhandla making contact with Link. Defeating Manhandla rewards Link with the third Triforce Shard.
Level 4: The Snake
Manhandla makes its second appearance as the mini-boss of Level 4: The Snake. This Manhandla is exactly the same as the one Link fought in Level 3. Attack the core by first destroying the claws and Manhandla will be defeated. Interestingly, defeating Manhandla is actually not required to complete the dungeon. This is because by defeating Manhandla, the locked door at the top of the room will open, allowing Link to continue. However, Link can avoid that room by bombing the wall to the right, which is a shortcut.
Level 8: The Lion
Manhandla makes its third and final appearance as the mini-boss of Level 8: The Lion. Link will fight Manhandla not once, not twice, but three times in this dungeon. Oppositely to the last appearance of Manhandla, all three battles must be won by Link to travel through most of the dungeon; none are skipable.
Artwork from Million Publications Strategy Guide for The Legend of Zelda
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Even though i have dark nc50 skin i have an obsession with pink blushes. Since it was so cheap i had to try it. The pigmentation is good. It shows up on me so thats a good thing.
1.) I HATE THE PACKAGING, SO BAD (But what do you expect from a drugstore brand)
2.) I have to build up pigmentation with this just a little bit but you get alot of product so i don't mind
3.) Gives me a nice flushed blushing glow
Bottom Line: Everybody should try this. If you don't like it as a blush you can still use it as eyeshadow (i've done that and it works amazingly with udpp or tfsi or some sort of primer). Would I repurchase? Yes. Am i looking for something even better? Yes, too. Mac's Blushbaby is calling my name...
For now, i love it and use it often. Love it. Go get it. You need it.
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This blush does nothing for ME. It's very sheer and doesn't show up on my NC42 skin. This is also some what powdery. I prefer my Wet n' Wild blushes than this. I would recommend this for Fairer skin tones, I think it would look very natural. (:
I like the product - it offers the true "blush" color I want alont w/ some warmth. I don't care for the fact that the lid comes off completely - one more thing to deal with - but I do love the application & the price :)
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I've had this blush for awhile. It's not one I reach for very often. It doesn't show up very well on my skin. It's very subtle. I guess I prefer my blush to show up a little more when I wear it. So if you are looking for a nice natural pink flush to your cheeks, this could be the blush for you. (Keep in mind that I have olive/tan skin, so for someone with fair skin this blush could appear differently.) I believe I bought this for under $3(CAD). A good price for the amount. It's cheapy packaging, so I don't carry it around in my purse, as I am afraid it will break. I probably won't buy it again, because it's really nothing special to me. I could live without it.
This is a light pink blush that is decently pigminted and decently lasting (about 5 hours). I use this on my cheeks for a very light blush effect. I think now that I got a little darker (usually NC30) it isn't showing up as great, so I'm off to find a new blush for the spring/summer. The packaging has only failed me once:)! Its not THAT loose. Overall, this is a nice blush but more suitable for meduim and light skin tones. It doesnt clog my pores :).
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hmmm... the photos on this page do not look like mine. Mine (and all of its sisters in the row on display at Target) has more contrast in the blocks of the mosaic..
there is a warm pink that is the most vibrant in the wheel,
there is a more nude peachy tone next to that. it is very natural looking. almost clay-ish.
then a rose pink that is cooler and more towards mauve (or my BB pot rouge!)
then a light warm pinky peach beige.
this can be as sheer as you want, and can build to a respectable level of color. definitely not a crazy pop of editorial PINK (but most of us do not wear that kind of look, at least not every day..) I have to disagree with the review I saw that said it would be for cool-toned faces. I would say this is a neutral blush made of warmer and cooler tones. definitely not a blue-pink like some dolly type blushes. yellow skinned ladies do not shy away!
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I liked this when I bought it - It was cheap and a good idea for someone unsure what their ideal blush color was.
I used it for about three months before the powder exploded. I think this is why (in addition to the ingredients - I'm picky about using talc-free mineral powders) I did not repurchase.
Would make a great all-over brighter a la benefit dandelion, although this powder is by no means a dupe.
I looooove this blush ! The color is rosy and matches my skin well. I have dry skin and unlike most powders it doesnt really dry my cheeks out. The only problem I have is that if I put too much on it can look powdery and fake, but that's most powders anyways. This is definitely a product worth trying !
I like this blush a lot. I was skeptical but I actually reach for this over my MAC blush for daily use! It gives my face some definition and a little light rosy color without looking weird. I have NC20 ish skin, so if you're fair and wear cooler toned blushes, this could work for you...and if not it's only 3$.
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I been eyeing this for years, but thought it might be a little too overly barbie pink stawberrytartish color on my nc42 skintone. Well, I got it because CVS had a sale. I got home and stared at it under a bright light and notice some micro shimmer. I got excited because in regular light it looks flat and matte. Suddenly it didn't seem boring to me. It does have a little dimension. I applied it with a fluffy brush...And its the most gorgeous sheer pink color that absolutely glows. It's not shimmery at all on my skin. Its so natural looking and can be built up. Very nice. Very natural looking! Goes on matte, but not flat!
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