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Friday Summary at Brno: Yamaha's Big Improvement, Elbow Down in the Wet, & The Factory Bosses Speak
The first day of practice at Brno turned out to be a day of two halves. The morning was glorious, sunny and relatively warm. Clouds began gathering shortly after lunch, and the first spots of rain started to fall just as FP2 for the Moto3 class came to a close.
The rain grew steadily heavier for the first half of the MotoGP afternoon practice session, easing up and stopping with some ten minutes to go. By the time the Moto2 bikes took to the track, the circuit was already drying, though it only really dried out completely towards the end of Moto2.
The two halves of MotoGP practice showed the same picture, however. Marc Marquez is fast in the wet and fast in the dry, and clearly looking comfortable on the Repsol Honda.
Teammate Dani Pedrosa is also quick in both conditions, though a little closer to Marquez on a wet track than on a dry track. In the dry, Jorge Lorenzo is very close to Marc Marquez, but in the wet, both he and Movistar Yamaha teammate Valentino Rossi are a second off the pace of the Repsols.
Friday Summary at Indianapolis: An Improved Track, The State of American Racing, & Yet More Silly Season Musings
For the past four years, my coverage of the Indianapolis Motor Speedway has followed something of a ritual. The riders would ride the track. The riders would talk to the media about how awful the track was, the bumps, the different types of asphalt, the drainage covers, the joints between the tarmac, the corners which were too tight.
I would write about what the riders had said in my nightly round-ups. And I would receive an email complaining about what I'd written from IMS' otherwise excellent media office.
It's hard to blame Indy's media office for such a reaction. They are the best media office of all the circuits on the calendar, by a country mile, better organized and providing useful and timely information on everything happening on the track.
It is part of their duty to handle criticism of the circuit, especially that coming from a bunch of Europeans only using half the real Speedway track, and requiring corners. They were only doing their job.
They will have a much easier job this weekend. Rider reaction to the changes made at Indy has been overwhelmingly positive, with barely a whisper of criticism of the track. The single surface on the infield is a vast improvement, the changes to the track layout make it much more suitable for motorcycle racing, and most of the bumps have been removed.
The circuit is "more like a normal track," as Marc Marquez put it. Pol Espargaro concurred. Indy is "more of a motorbike track" the Tech 3 man said.
Friday Summary at Sachsenring: Marquez's Big Crash, Some Fast Yamahas, & Fixing Turn 11 Again
There are those who say that Marc Marquez is due for a big crash soon. He is always riding so close to the edge of traction that at some point, he will go over the limit and suffer the consequences, they reason. They will therefore not have been surprised to learn that Marquez had a huge highside on Friday morning.
What will surprise them is the cause of the crash. It was not due to pushing his Honda RC213V beyond the limits of adhesion, he explained to the media afterwards, but was caused by a minor slip of his foot. His toe touched the gear lever, clicking the bike into 3rd, and that caused the rear tire to grip momentarily and flick him off.
The crash happened at Turn 2. "You turn with the gas in second gear," Marquez said. "I didn't know at the time, but I was touching a little bit the gear lever." In the last part of the corner, he accidentally engaged third, and as he kept the throttle in the same position, the bike highsided.
Marquez was thrown upside down, and landed on his neck. He was lucky to walk away, but walk away he did. He returned to the garages and was straight back on the bike again, posting the sixth fastest time, six tenths off the pace of Aleix Espargaro, and a third of a second behind Jorge Lorenzo.
By the afternoon, Marquez was back at full speed, and second quickest behind Aleix Espargaro once again. He still had some stiffness in his neck, he said, but it was not really hindering him.
"The neck feels a bit locked in some corners, but it is not a problem," he said. Intensive physiotherapy kept his neck warm, and prevented it from seizing up and becoming painful. That only happened after the session was over, and his neck started to cool down.
There was some question of why Marquez was allowed to continue straight away. After what was obviously a very serious crash, Marquez was not subjected to a physical examination to check for signs of a concussion. This is a recurring problem in MotoGP, with pressure on riders to get back on the bike as soon as possible.
Only in very severe and obvious cases does the circuit doctor intervene, and so far this has not caused any problems. How long it will continue without a rider hurting themselves by going back out too soon remains to be seen. There may be a role here for more forceful action by the Medical Director and circuit doctor.
At long last, we were down on the bottom section of the Pikes Peak International Hill Climb race course. Each group that runs the bottom uses it as their qualifying run — fastest time to the flag at Glen Cove is on pole.
The bottom section is distinctly different from the two above it. It is the only section completely in the tree line, so you get some interesting light coming through the pine trees.
I find the bottom to be particularly difficult as a photographer. It offers fewer options and vantage points than the sections above, but it has the advantage of not being so high of altitude, so working and walking there is slightly easier.
At the end of our morning, Lambert Fabrice was on pole on the #38 bike, which isn't at all surprising considering he has been swinging off his machine like a mountain goat version of Marc Marquez.
Saturday is a well deserved day off for everyone. After four straight mornings of alarm clocks sounding off at 2:20 am, we all need a little rest. Nothing happens on the mountain as far as official race practice goes, but almost everyone will probably do one more sighting run with the public traffic.
They won't see or run the mountain until Sunday, and when they do, it will be one run — fastest to the top is king of the mountain. It's a long day. Hopefully free of red flags and clear weather….sadly, I almost guarantee we won't be free of either.
Success in motorcycle racing is a fickle beast. Getting everything just right to get the best out the bike and rider is a difficult undertaking, with a thousand factors standing ready to throw a spanner in the works.
The bike has to have the right balance of stability in braking, nimbleness in corner entry, and strength in acceleration. The rider has to be in peak physical condition, mentally on top of his game, and ready to seize any opportunity which presents itself.
When track conditions are ideal, the rider has to be able to find the limit of adhesion. When track conditions or the weather are not playing ball, the rider has to guess the right time to attack, and the right time to hold off. They have to judge how the conditions are changing, and when they are ripe to be exploited. Get it right, and you dominate. Get it wrong, and you are lost in the pack.
You also have to be lucky, or know how to make your own luck. The qualifying session for the MotoGP class at Assen showed just how big a role luck can play, the weather playing a massive role in proceedings. The weather changes fast at Assen. In a country as flat as the Netherlands, the wind blows cloud and rain in quickly, and carries it away just as fast.
Bright sunshine can change to heavy clouds in a few minutes, with rain following on behind. Which is just what happened on Friday afternoon. Sunshine made way for gray skies, the air pregnant with moisture. It spotted with rain in the morning, briefly during FP4, but only really struck during Q2.
It threw the plans and running order of MotoGP into disarray, with smart and lucky riders winning out, the ill-starred ending up well down the grid.


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Seventeen years' follow-up of the tension-free vaginal tape procedure for female stress urinary incontinence
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Introduction and hypothesis
The minimally invasive tension-free vaginal tape (TVT) operation has become the "gold standard" of incontinence surgery. The aim of the present study was to evaluate the long-term effect of the tape material and to assess the continence status 17 years after surgery
A cohort of 90 women operated upon with the TVT procedure at three Nordic centers has been prospectively followed for 17 years. All of the women alive according to national registries were contacted and invited to visit the clinics for evaluation. Pelvic examination was performed to reveal any adverse effects of the tape material. Objective and subjective continence status were assessed by a cough stress test and the patients' global impression of improvement as well as by condition-specific quality of life questionnaires.
Seventy-eight percent of the potentially assessable women were evaluated either by a clinic visit or by a telephone interview. One case of a minimal, symptom-free tape extrusion was seen. No other tape complications occurred. Over 90 % of the women were objectively continent. Eighty-seven per cent were subjectively cured or significantly improved.
The TVT operation is durable for 17 years, with a high satisfaction rate and no serious long-term tape-induced adverse effects
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- Title
- Seventeen years' follow-up of the tension-free vaginal tape procedure for female stress urinary incontinence
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International Urogynecology Journal
Volume 24, Issue 8 , pp 1265-1269
- Cover Date
- 2013-08-01
- 10.1007/s00192-013-2090-2
- Print ISSN
- 0937-3462
- Online ISSN
- 1433-3023
- Publisher
- Springer London
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- Topics
- Keywords
- Tension-free vaginal tape
- Stress urinary incontinence
- Long term follow-up
- Industry Sectors
- Authors
- C. G. Nilsson (1)
- K. Palva (1)
- R. Aarnio (2)
- E. Morcos (3)
- C. Falconer (3)
- Author Affiliations
- 1. Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, Helsinki University Central Hospital, POB 140, 00029 HUS, Helsinki, Finland
- 2. Uppsala University Hospital, Uppsala, Sweden
- 3. Danderyd Hospital, Karolinska Institutet, Stockholm, Sweden


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The FBI describes the suspect as a Hispanic male, approximately 50 years old, about 5 feet 9 inches tall and weighing around 165 pounds. He wore sunglasses, a gray sweatshirt, a dark baseball cap and dark pants at the time of the incident.
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"Not the typical Neal Stephenson"
Die hard Neal Stephenson fans that only want to see him write "Neal Stephenson" books should stay far away from this one. This book is a much more straight forward techno-thirller than the typical Stephenson work and I say that isn't a bad thing. Stephenson's prose and his always well researched scientific and technical details are present mixed with techno action reminiscent of a James Rollins novel. The book moves along at a breakneck pace and never drags, a great feat for a 1000+ page (38+ hours) book.
This book is fun and entertaining and if you are looking for a great action thriller to listen to, you won't go wrong with this one. If you are looking for a "Neal Stephenson" novel you might want to skip it.
"Haven't enjoyed a book so much since Cryptonomicon"
This book is fantastically fun. Stephenson loves technology and the geeks, hackers, and visionaries who bring it to the world. In his world, unlikely connections happen between people from everywhere. The women of his books are strong, smart and funny, and the men are strong, smart and funny too. This story will take you all over the world and you won't ever want to put your ear buds down.
It's well read too, except for the very poor regional accents. But that's not a big deal to me if a book of this size is read in an engaging way.
And best of all, it's over 38 hours long, enough time to get completely immersed in this uniquely written story.
"This was awful"
I cannot beleive I have wasted so much time listening to this drivel. What a load of incomprehensible rambling, it just made no sense to me at all it was so incredibly far fetched. After reading previous reviews I must say I was left utterly underwhelmed.
Geek, Gamer who hates wasting credits.
"Not the typical thriller"
I am a big fan of Mr. Stephenson's work and he has his ow style that may not be everyone's cup of tea. But if you are brave, persistent, a lover of 3 D characters, quirky worlds and have no issues with nonlinear story telling, the please jump in with both feet.
To me a hard core fan this is Stephenson LITE -- but so a good place for new comers to start. This is not your typical summer thriller or techno thriller etc. This is a Stephenson Thriller. Fun, DETAILED , darkly funny (in spots) and full of people you will really care about
"Excellent thriller"
Good story, very interesting characters .... well performed, holds you interest through very compelling story.
"Not his best work"
I am a fan. This book as with most of Stephenson's works, has many things going on at once, but these are not brought together very well at the end of this book. The end just seems to happen. Perhaps the author got tired. I got the feeling that we had hours of story and then, rather abruptly, "the end".
Malcolm Hillgartner gives a terrific read. The individual characters are not overdone, excellent!
"Too long"
I am a big Neal Stephenson fan and will continue to come back for his latest publication. I generally love the way he develops his characters and storyline, although he does have a tendency to be "long-winded". That is what happened in Reamde. By the fourth hour (really, not sure of the time elapsed, but it was probably longer) of gun shooting and slogging thru the woods, I just wanted it to stop.
"A good read but a not what you think it is..."
While it was a good book the outline was fairly deceptive. What I expected to be a book about Richard Forthrast and this virtual world he had created and a virus that was affecting the clients, that might delve into huge technological ideas, instead turned out to be the set-up for a very different story.
It was instead about someone else and a very spy/crime feeling drama instead of anything overly technical. The technical parts that did get discussed were so overly described that you would have to have not heard of the internet, and wanted to know specific intricate details that no one could be bothered with.
I say spy/crime feeling because I don't want to give away what actually occurs.
Other than that, all I can really warn you is the author spreads the story in around 6 different directions, will talk one part up until you're really interested and then swaps out to the dullest thread that hasn't received any attention. He then picks some small point about that thread, maybe what the person is wearing, and then discusses that ad nauseum until you're ready to fall asleep before picking up the drama around that thread again, building it to a critical point and then swapping away again.
The story was good, was entertaining, but didn't go where I'd hope it was going from the outline, and was packed with coincidences and convenient parts all over that drove me mad.
And I still have no idea how mountain cats climb ladders.
I love Zombie books. I was surprised to find out that their many that are quite good. Need any recommends for a GOOD zombie book let me know.
"How did 40 hours disappear so quickly?"
Neal Stephenson writes very long books, and it is a measure of his talent that he can spend pages describing a series of very complicated events - every sideways roll, every ejected cartridge - that go to make up, say, a twenty-five second gun battle and not have it seem verbose and tedious. And it had better not, because there are an awful lot of cartridges ejected in the course of this thriller.
The stand out characters are the women. Our hero (the real hero - not the Richard Forthrast referred to in the blurb but his niece Zula) is a fantastic (in both senses) creation - conditioned by experience and upbringing to be resourceful and self-reliant. Thank goodness, as she is about to find herself unwillingly in the company of a lot of genuinely menacing and scary men in circumstances that would have anyone else whimpering in a corner with terror (provided the chain round one's neck would permit one getting to the corner). The other great female character is Yuxia, Chinese tea merchant and force of nature.
Filled with characteristic Stephensonian passages - an explanation of installing Linux and a Tor browser, descriptions of the underlying economic principles of a MMORPG, et multiply cetera - this is, despite its length, a taut, fast-paced fingernail biter of a read, lavished with loving gore and peopled by terrific characters. It isn't as funny as Cryptonomicon, nor does it overflow with ideas like that that earlier work (or The Diamond Age) but it's a winner, and Malcolm Hillgartner's narration is absolutely perfect. It only just misses out on five stars because I know that Stephenson can do better - but you probably only get one Cryptonomicon in any career, so perhaps that's churlish.


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The Homeland Security Department has tapped Science Applications International Corp. to develop its enterprise architecture. This massive undertaking will require integrating the information technology infrastructures of 22 former federal agencies into a single consolidated architecture.
Lee Holcomb, DHS' chief technology officer, said SAIC was selected from the General Services Administration's Management, Organization and Business Improvement Services contract. The one-year pact is valued at about $1.2 million, with several one-year follow-ons.
SAIC began working on the architecture in May, taking over from Mitre Corp., a federally funded research and development center, which handled the initial phase of the project.
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SAIC officials declined to discuss the project.
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1, 2, 3, 4
You gotta get up and get down (WALK!)
You gotta get up and get down (WALK!)
To the Weeeeeeest, MARCH
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State yo name
[Ice Cube]
Ice Cube motherfucker
What's your name
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Mack 10 motherfucker
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Cause on mine I'ma G on, Dub C let a scene on
Get my green on, with my white sling on
Weather my rag in, with my khakis cuffed and dragging
Three wheels, make the heat squeal
This Westcoast shit is the shit that we built
Who wanna bust with or fuck with him, and confess
Y'all can't fuck with it, I'm out the roof with it, bang loose with it
Dub C, from that Dub SC
Fo sho to make ya peeps slang off the cheese man
Walk, walk
Niggas let me see you walk
Walk, walk
Bitches let me see you walk - 2x
To the Weeeeeeest, MARCH
Calling all cars, niggas look hard
Near park cars, after dark
Get toe start
[Ice Cube]
Ice Cube motherfucker, I represent this
Don't mistake the masked up for the apprentice
All you bitch ass niggas are defenseless
Like a Catholic priest, and bout ten kids
It's sunday school, I run you fools
You ain't gone do shit
I got the flip shit, to plant
Spit it like I'm gone spit it
Niggas wanna get it, but they won't admit it
I'm connected and committed
All the way bided, while you bullshitted
I'm on exhibit, like a pitbull off the chain
Motherfuckers gone flip out, ropes get ripped out
Niggas gone trip out, crip out, get a four-fifth out
Get bout, with a brickhouse, with my dick out saying fuck ya
My whole career, I kept it gangsta and hustla
[Mack 10]
It's for the ghetto and the gutter everytime I spit
For niggas that walk off that funkadelic shit
I just might go psycho, and grab the automatic
And let one off for the gangbang addicts
Cause I'm westside connected like a hand in the glove
And I'm the gangsta rap nigga that the D-Boys love
Hopped out braided and valetd in the front of the club
I hit the do' niggas speak, I hit em up with a dub
And even on the east coast, I rep Hoo Bangin
Iced out, creased khakis with a red flag hanging
Fin to bust a bitch to give head, that's eating the jaw
And if I let my hair down, all the hoes all hoes
Get ya hood, ya polo, ya tribe, ya ?
And ain't no niggas in the game that can beat this group
Mack 10 and Connect, is the hood I claim
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Get toe start - 2x
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Recent cases could help educate federal employees on activities prohibited under the Hatch Act.
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Agency will be more involved in managing the program, and will solicit new bids for design and development work.
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People love predictions, and even if it's way too early to know exactly how each team will look after offseason moves, it's hard not to look ahead to next June, when the 2015 NBA Finals will
Greg Smith hasn't played a game for the Bulls, but the team seems to have found a suitor for the reserve big man.
The Golden State Warriors have been on a roll as of late, winning 15 of their 23 games, but a recent coaching shakeup had many questioning the direction the franchise is headed.
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VOY The Second Time Around
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Re: VOY The Second Time Around
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People hate on Archer for being dumb, but Janeway has the ability to get the crew back home and she decides to allow the array to be destroyed? Whaaa??? Use those crazy "tri-cobalt devices" to destroy the remaining Kazon ships, give Neelix the Maquis ship, a lifetime supply of water and a couple of those tri-cobalt deals and ask him to destroy the array as soon as they leave, and for Pete's sake set the thing on the array to send them back home. Boom, all problems solved.
Except for one problem, you got no show. Voyager had to be stranded that was the premise from the beginning. So given that, how would you strand them? That has to happen for Voyager the series to exist.
dub wrote:
I can understand the Maquis crew giving in and working with the Voyager crew, but wearing the uniforms? So quickly? Get real! Let's have more tension!
And again here is the assumption that the Maquis were forced to wear the uniform. We are told that there was an "agreement" to wear the uniform. Don't see how you get forced from that. There could have been members that had to be "talked" into it, and by that implication "reasoning" but I don't see force.
I wrote a very short fic, using a pretty good reason for them to wear the uniform. It is here.
And it was all Chakotay's idea.
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3 bedroom apartment, 2 bathrooms, sleeps 5 to 6 people
Set in a quiet street, hidden in the heart of Cronulla, with spectacular ocean views and direct access to The Esplanade. This relaxed ocean front apartment enjoys the convenience of a ground floor position with the rare combination of privacy and uninterrupted views from its elevated position. Features include:
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*Close to shops and public transport
*Games, movies and books provided
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*Sleeps 5 to 6 people (1 x queen, 1 x double, 1 x King single bed) (6th person, using the pull out trundle single bed).
The residence flows effortlessly indoors and out, luring you to venture beyond its relaxed abode to explore the area's many cafes, restaurants and natural attractions.
Catch the Ferry to the sleepy village of Bundeena and its smaller neighbour, Maianbar, unspoilt hideaways that draw many visitors eager to enjoy their timeless charms.
Visit the Kurnell Peninsula it was here, in 1770, that Captain James Cook first set foot on Australia, claiming the continent for Britain.
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Cardinal Timothy Dolan, right, of New York, outgoing president of the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops, speaks with just-elected Archbishop Joseph Kurtz, left, of Louisville, Ky.BALTIMORE The nations Roman Catholic bishops on Tuesday elected Archbishop Joseph Kurtz of Kentucky to be their new president as they grapple with changing priorities under Pope Francis.
Kurtz, who leads the Archdiocese of Louisville, won just over half the votes in a field of 10 candidates during a meeting of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops. He succeeds New York Cardinal Timothy Dolan, who is ending his three-year term. The new vice president is Cardinal Daniel DiNardo of the Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston, Texas.
The conference president is the main spokesman on national issues for the Catholic Church in the United States and acts as a representative of the American church to the Vatican and the pope.
Kurtz, 67, takes on the role at a time when the bishops are struggling with what direction they should take in the new pontificate.
Francis, elected last March, has said he wants pastors not ideologues, and an emphasis on mercy over divisive social issues. American bishops have made a priority of fighting same-sex marriage and abortion, saying they have been forced to do so in a society they consider hostile to faith. The bishops have vigorously fought the Obama administration over a requirement that employers provide health insurance that covers artificial contraceptives. Dozens of Catholic charities and dioceses, along with evangelical colleges and businesses, are suing for a broader religious exemption from the rule. The issue is expected to reach the U.S. Supreme Court.
In a news conference after the election, Kurtz underscored the bishops commitment to serve the voiceless and vulnerable, including advocating for immigrants and the poor. But he also said they would continue to fight abortion and wage their religious freedom campaign. He noted many of the key legislative fights are happening on a state level, where bishops have Catholic conferences to work on public policy.
The conference responds to the challenges that are presented to us, Kurtz said.
For the last three years, Kurtz has served as vice president of the bishops conference. It is customary for the vice president to move on to the top job.
A Pennsylvania native, the archbishop earned a masters degree in divinity and another in social work, worked for more than two decades in the Diocese of Allentown, Pa., before becoming bishop of Knoxville, Tenn. Pope Benedict XVI appointed him to lead Louisville in 2007. The Louisville archdiocese serves 200,000 Catholics.
DiNardo, whose archdiocese serves 1.3 million Catholics, was elevated to cardinal by Benedict in 2006. He has been especially active on immigration reform.
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