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Amber Fry's early goal was all the Virginia women's soccer team needed Thursday night, as the top-ranked Cavaliers completed a perfect regular season with a 2-0 win over No. 5 Virginia Tech.
Fry's goal came in the ninth minute, and Makenzy Doniak added her team-best 14th goal of the season in the game's closing seconds at Klöckner Stadium. The Cavaliers finished the regular season 19-0, 13-0 in the ACC -- the first unbeaten regular season in program history.
UVa is the first women's soccer program to finish the regular season undefeated since Stanford in 2009. The ACC's last team to go without a loss or tie in the regular season was North Carolina in 2003.
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The Hokies fall to 14-3-2 with the loss. UVa improved to 4-0 against top-five opponents with Thursday's win.
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The Greater Farmingdale Community Land Trust, Inc. (GF CLT) would like to invite residents to attend our second annual GF CLT meeting, Tuesday, June 21, Farmingdale Village Hall at 7 p.m.
Over the past few years a number of residents, civic and community leaders have come together to form the Discover Farmingdale Study Group. Our vision continues to provide a forum for community members to engage in community based planning discussions toward promoting stewardship and a more sustainable community. After much dialogue, debate, research and planning our group drafted some ideas we feel have potential within the four hamlets of the greater Farmingdale community. Those ideas include, but are not limited to promoting and creating:
1. 100 percent permanent housing affordability, young workers and older residents
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Nassau and Suffolk Counties are among the nation's oldest 'first suburbs.' With that distinction come many concerns and challenges for our future. Long Island's high property taxes, high energy costs, older infrastructure, and the fact that homeownership is further out of reach for many of our young people is also impacting the growth of local business. Over the past four years local economists have stated that: young people are fleeing LI at a greater rate than else putting Long Island in a crisis. Three local reports have confirmed this; Rutgers University, LIA and the LI Index have publicly stated that Long Island will need to build over 60,000 units of housing through 2020 if the region is to sustain and grow.
Most people agree that the region needs more workforce housing, yet little is being done. The LI Regional Planning Council launched a Sustainability Project called 'LI 2035' that hopes to offer opportunities for growth. It should act as a Regional Master Plan for towns and villages, who control zoning, to use as a guide toward more sustainable growth. Released findings state that opportunities do exist in our downtowns, particularly near LIRR train stations. The LI Index 2010-11 Report also touts that strategy as a viable redevelopment option.
In our community, Farmingdale has two such opportunities, one in Farmingdale village and also in the hamlet of East Farmingdale in the Town of Babylon. Many other opportunities exist in hamlets and villages all across Long Island.
Can more be done? Yes, we believe so. But it will take the cooperative efforts of residents, civic groups, businesses and most importantly municipalities. Three years ago a small group of Farmingdale residents launched the Discover Farmingdale Study Group, a community-based planning initiative toward addressing opportunities in the greater Farmingdale hamlets. Our study group has worked with local and national not-for-profits, local universities, interested residents and civics leaders toward building the framework for a unique civic – municipal partnership.
In January 2008 New Directions, a local NFP CLT advocate, received key funding support from the Ford Foundation and Citigroup to design, develop and implement a model for Shared Equity 100 percent permanently affordable CLT Housing on Long Island. They had selected Farmingdale as one of their pilot communities.
At the heart of this project will be the use of a civic tool called the Community Land Trust. This model, a NFP 501(c)3, has been used around the country with success for over 25 years. Simply stated, a community NFP corporation is formed and organized to develop projects that help create and maintain community assets. This is done uniquely by separating the cost of land, utilizing one-time land subsidies, which help to preserve sites in perpetuity. The land is owned by the local NFP and the structure developed above the land is then owned/rented and/or leased by residents/businesses.
We are now the first CLT in Nassau County, Greater Farmingdale Community Land Trust Inc. Our goal is to help preserve and create community assets toward a sustainable future. We would like to gain the support of as many residents and local organizations joining this movement as members.
Your support of the concept is critical as we go forward. After which we hope to gain broader community and regional support. With that support we can then more effectively lobby our elected officials. Thank you for your time and consideration, we hope this sounds not only interesting but also important to you. We look forward to your comments and support. Please join us on Tuesday, June 21 at Farmingdale Village Hall, 7 p.m. for our second annual GF CLT meeting.
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A man and a woman died and many others were injured on the crowded street in Austin, Texas.
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Austin Police Chief Art Acevedo said he had now been taken into custody after officers shocked him with a stun gun.
The driver will face two counts of capital murder over the crash, which took place about 12.30am local time (05:30 GMT) on Thursday.
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While cheeseheads and talking heads alike were fretting over whether Brett Favre would return for his 16th NFL season, Green Bay wide receiver Donald Driver and his teammates were just kind of chilling.
"I don't think it had an effect on the team," Driver said of Favre's protracted decision-making process earlier this year. "Some of these guys don't even know Brett that well. They probably would have been happy if he came back to visit. When he came back to play, I think it put smiles on a lot of veteran guys' faces."
Say what you will about the graying beard, the interceptions and the six wins in the last 22 games. There's still something special about having No. 4 wearing your team's colors.
And for the Arizona Cardinals, many of whom will face the future Hall of Famer for the first time this Sunday, there's still something special about lining up opposite No. 4 at historic Lambeau Field.
"I never thought I'd have the opportunity. I thought he'd be retired by now," second-year cornerback Eric Green said. "It's going to be real exciting going against him. Hopefully, I can get an interception and maybe I'll have him sign it after the game."
Favre agonized over whether or not to return to the Packers following last year's 4-12 campaign that ended a run of 13 consecutive nonlosing seasons and four-straight playoff appearances. He threw more interceptions (29) than touchdowns (20) and heard some call for backup Aaron Rodgers to get a chance.
At 2-4, the Pack may not be back this year. But Favre is, at least to a degree.
Though he's surrounded by youth at receiver and on the offensive line, Favre is averaging 246.8 passing yards per game. With nine touchdowns and five interceptions so far, he's on pace to throw more touchdowns (24) than he has since 2004 and fewer interceptions (13) than he has since 1996.
And he's having fun.
"He's enjoying the game," said Driver, who was actually picked up and carried by Favre at one point during Sunday's road win over Miami. "And I think once he stops enjoying the game maybe that's when he'll hang it up."
With Favre these days, the conversation always seems to turn to retirement.
Earlier this season, Favre agreed to a lengthy sit-down with HBO's Bob Costas. During the interview, Favre admitted he would be open to joining another team after this season if he still wanted to play and the Packers no longer wanted him.
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Gluten Free desserts
I just found out that I cannot eat anything with gluten in it. However, I LOVE dessert, so what can I make? I hope that this gluten ban will be good on my waistline, but I don't want my tastebuds to suffer too much!
Have you tried panna cotta? It's really simple to make and you can do so many things with it. This is the one I make most often, but I do a lot of variations with it.
How about a flourless chocolate cake? Epicurious web site has several.
Creme brule
chocolate truffles
I'm getting a craving just thinking of all of these.
I sure hope I understand gluten-free.
My best friend is gluten free; here are a few suggestions:
Any kind of flourless torte
You can make pies with a nut rather than flour crust
She can eat Steel Cut Oats; if that's the same for you, you can make fruit crisps (use tapioca, corn starch or potato flour for thickening).
Find a Passover cookbook--all desserts will be flour (and mostly gluten) free.
Good luck.
Don't worry, you have lots of options to keep your sweet tooth happy!
- chocolate mousse
- flourless chocolate cake
- roasted pears with butterscotch sauce
- poached pears in port wine
- lemon curd parfaits
- fruit crumbles (use oats for the crumble instead of flour)
- grilled pineapple with caramelized brown sugar
- any of the custard based desserts: creme caramel, creme brulee, panna cotta, flan, etc.
And, of course, any of the above with ice cream!
The list goes on and on! Good luck and happy desserting.
Thanks for sharing the passover cookbook idea... I have a dozen at home somewhere - i guess it wouldn't hurt to take them out now and start perusing them.
I have a good friend with a gluten allergy and dessert is always a challenge. And I love a challenge.
Last time I made this panna cotta which was excellent.
Claudia Fleming's Espresso Orange Panna Cotta
Also creme brulee and lemon brulee
Cheesecake with no gluten cookie base
Chocolate Mousse
Nigella's recipe is very good.
And of course, homemade ice cream
For main courses where you need flour I find channa / chickpea flour a good substitute.
Here are two excellent gluten free blogs:
1. Get yourself "The Gluten Free Gourmet" by Bette Hagman.
2. The suggestion to check out Passover recipes is a good one. Lots of sweets made with ground nuts, potato starch and other gf ingredients.
With over 30 years of experience baking for my dad, my mother has become quite the gourmet gf baker and my dad eats very well.
Good luck!
I do a thick apple tarte tartin in a baking pan for Passover that uses a matzoh meal crust. I don't think that would be gluten free, but the idea of using a nut crust -- or simply doing the apples alone in a baking pan. With all that butter, sugar and apples, you could serve the apples in a ramekins and nobody would notice the lack of crust.
Souffles also are very easy and don't use flour.
A friend of mine, who is a coeliac (allergic to gluten), served this at our most recent get-together. It was divine! Sourcing almond flour may be tricky (try Whole Foods?), but the rest of the ingredients are those you'd find in your own pantry.
175 g/6 oz/ 12 T butter
175 g/6 oz/ 12 T caster sugar
125 g/4 oz/ 8 T ground almonds
50 g/2 oz/ 4 T flaked almonds
1⁄2 t vanilla extract
2 large eggs
finely grated rind and juice of 1 lemon
75 g/3 oz/ 6 T polenta flour (fine cornmeal)
1⁄2 t baking powder
1. Line a 15 cm/6 in cake tin with parchment paper
2. Beat butter and sugar until light and creamy. Add the ground and flaked almonds, vanilla extract and eggs. Stir well. Mix in the lemon rind and juice, polenta and baking powder. Spoon into the prepared tin and bake in a preheated oven, 180 C or 350 F for 25 minutes (may take longer, so test).
While the cake is cooking, make the syrup: (I doubled this recipe and drizzled 2/3 of it onto the cake)
grated rind and juice of 2 lemons
50 g/2 oz/ 4 T caster sugar
2 T water
Put the lemon rind and juice, caster sugar and water in a saucepan and heat through. Drizzle the syrup over the cake as soon as it comes out of the oven. Serve cake hot or cold with cream/ice cream. Or mango or other fresh tropical fruit.
Pudding (thickened with cornstarch and eggs)
Peanut butter cookies (with oat flour)
Cheesecake (use a nut crust)
Baked apples (stuffed with nuts and oats)
Fruit "truffles" (soaked dried fruit puréed with cocoa, rolled in nuts)
There some good mixes available too. Pamela's (no relation!) brownie mix is one of my favorite chocolate fixes. For Thanksgiving dessert I am making the Nameste spice cake mix using pumpkin puree instead of the liquid called for.
Nigella's clemintine cake was discussed quite a bit last season (you could do a search) and that is gluten free. It went over well with my friends (all gluten eaters) last new years eve.
Good Luck
I have Celiac and don't suffer for dessert!
I usually go for things that don't really rely on flour, like the desserts mentioned above, or things like brownies or such that use a very small amount of flour. Like the dessert below...
I recently made Galley Girl's pear tart and modified a bit for GF - and it was great!
My variation, I used apples (because hubby wanted the pears for breakfast) and blueberries. I lined the bottom of ramekins with half done dulce de leche, substituted rice flour for the wheat flour and added a touch of xanthan gum. I also reduced the sugar because of the dulce de leche... This recipe is forgiving and was super easy to serve right in the ramekins.
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Peel,core and cut into sixths, or eighths
1 stick butter
3/4 c. sugar
1teasoon vanilla..
2 eggs, one at a time...
1 c. flour
1 teasoon baking powder
1/2 t. salt...
Add to butter mixture.
Spray an 8" (important) spring form pan with Pam...Spread the batter in it..Now, in a pinwheel pattern, press the slices of pear, peeled side up, into the batter...Cram in as many as you can; since the batter rises and covers the pears, there's no points given for style here(g)...The more pears, the moister the cake will be.
Bake at 350 degrees til a skewer comes out clean, about an hour...If you have any doubts, UNDERBAKE....This is a whole different animal if it dries out...Then it's just a cake; correctly done, you'll love it...It's just one of those recipes that is greater than the sum of it's parts. really. Ask my Dad...;)"
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These are great recipes. I look forward to trying some of them.
Incidentally, beware of Pam, if you are gluten-free. It's not just oil in a lot of the sprays. Read the label.
There is a gluten-free and wheat-free Gourmet Desserts book on the market by a place called "SureTalent Books" - author Michael Eberhart - that is so good it even comes with a money-back satisfaction-guarantee, something I've never seen with any other gluten-free books. And, the recipes are wonderful and include all the desserts I really like: chocolate cakes, boston-cream pie, carrot-cake, brownies, cookies, soufle, cream puffs, biscotti, and so much more. I really love this book! The recipes really do live up to the claims of being just like the real thing. It can be found at either:
You can view the inside of the book (all but recipes) at Google Books too, and see all the awesome dessert pictures:
I've made several desserts from http://glutenfreegoddess.blogspot.com/ and loved them all but my favorite is her Nirvana Bars...
1/2 cup butter or vegan margarine, such as Smart Balance
1 1/2 cups chocolate cookies, processed into crumbs*
1 cup (heaping) semi-sweet chocolate chips
1 cup sweetened flaked coconut
1 cup chopped roasted almonds (I used salted because I like a sweet & salt combo
)1 14-oz. can sweetened condensed milk
Preheat the oven to 350 degrees F.
Place the butter in a 9x13-inch baking pan and set it in the oven until the butter is melted. Tilt the pan to coat the bottom evenly.
Sprinkle the cookie crumbs in the buttered pan and toss them to coat; press them into a layer. Pour the condensed milk in the pan. Add a layer of chocolate chips, then a layer of coconut, then almonds. Using the back of a spatula, press the mixture firmly into the pan. [I usually sprinkle a few extra chips on the top, and gently press them in.]
Bake at 350 degrees F for about 20 to 25 minutes, until set.
Cool completely on a wire rack before cutting.
Makes 15 to 20 bars. [I usually mix it up and cut some larger, some smaller. And I always cut up a couple of "tiny bites" to wrap and freeze for a small, quick treat - when I crave something sweet, but don't need much].


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The analog domain is one of the key challenges for reconfigurable front-ends, as reconfiguration in this domain traditionally encounters most problems. The (electronic) analog front-end is defined as all analog functionality which is located in-between the signal to-be-processed or -transmitted and the digital processing core. As such, it includes receivers, and transmitters, but also the antenna sub-system.
In reconfigurable systems all elements should support the required functionality. This also applies to the receiver part. Existing receiver technologies do not support this system requirement sufficiently. In all electromagnetic sensors and communication systems, there is a receiver part. The receiver will filter and amplify the wanted RF signals out of the whole spectrum of signals received by the antenna. The signal is processed (demodulated and/or decoded) to get access to the information contained in the signal. The unwanted signals, which can be a million times stronger than the wanted signal, have to be filtered out and the wanted signal has to be amplified and clearly processed without distortion. Up to now receiver equipment is designed in a dedicated way and is fully tuned to the application. Current and future innovations in the field of high-speed ADC's, wideband linearization techniques and digital processing will bring new, more universal receiver building blocks paving the way for reconfigurable receiver blocks serving all kind of functions.
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Satellite receivers with a dish antenna receive signals that fall within the so-called "beam" of the antenna. Every antenna has a characteristic "beam pattern", which is determined by the mechanical construction of the dish antenna. When using an array of antenna elements, the beam-pattern can also be defined electronically. Such beamforming can be realized via an antenna array combined with electronics,making the array direction sensitive via phase shifters or time delays. Beamforming is the basis for realizing "smart antenna's", which intelligently adapt their antenna beam pattern to the local environment, e.g. to maximize received signal quality and minimize interference.
Until now, beamforming is mainly applied in military applications, and more recently in base stations for telecommunication. Applications in consumer electronics are scarce, despite of the many potential advantages. This is because beamforming is typically implemented using specialized microwave and Radio Frequency (RF) technologies with hybrid module assembly techniques, and many RF-cables and connectors, unsuitable for cost-effective mass production. For consumer electronics, a high level of integration, preferably in mainstream CMOS technology, is desired. However, CMOS technology is also increasingly important for military and high-end telecom applications, because of the large amount of digital signal processing involved in smart antennas. Thus a convergence in IC-technology for telecom, military and consumer applications can be observed, leading to the observation: "If CMOS technology can, it will". From a functionality, size and cost point of view, it would be very attractive to also realize the radio interface of a beamforming system in CMOS.
In this project we want to explore fundamental options for beamforming, aiming to find new mixed analog-digital beamforming techniques suitable for CMOS. Concretely, we propose to study techniques suitable for satellite receivers in the 10-12GHz band. This is scientifically very challenging, as virtually all known beamforming systems heavily rely on high quality RF components and on microwave structures with physical sizes related to the wavelength of the radio frequency. At 10GHz the wavelength is 3cm, making microwave component sizes too large to fit on a CMOS chip. Inductors can be realized but are not very attractive as they take large chip area and have relatively poor quality. On the other hand, recent research shows that multi-GHz samplers are becoming feasible in CMOS, while jitter in samplers is less of a problem that often thought. This might open the door to new CMOS compatible beamforming techniques, using no or only a few traditional RF components. In this project we want to explore the possibilities for such techniques, focusing on the RF and mixed analog/digital signal processing.
This project is a coorporation between the Computer Architecture for Embedded Systems (CAES) and Integrated Circuit Design (ICD) group.
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The RF Circuit Design part of the CMOS Beamforming project focuses on the circuit design of phased arrays, but also overlaps with device modeling and system design. The focus is not on antenna design, as such structures are not feasible on-chip for the RF frequencies of interest.
For electronic steering, the circuit implementation of the phase shifters or time delays in CMOS poses challenges. In traditional SiGe or GaAs implementations, these components are usually composed of passive inductor-capacitor structures. In CMOS these structures will behave poorly, due to the intrinsic low Q of on-chip inductors, and will consume a lot of expensive die area. Therefore, the quest is for CMOS-friendly phase shifters or time delays, which can be heavily integrated and are compatible with future CMOS.
Possible candidates include the vector modulator (for phase shift) and time-shifted sampling (for time delay). These are constructed largely out of active components and are expected to scale performance with the increasing MOSFET speed in new technology nodes.
Advanced CMOS processing nodes feature increasingly larger metal backends. As a designer, it becomes more and more difficult to visualize the makeup of a metal stack while producing layout in a 2D tool.
Therefore, we have developed an Open Source interactive 3D tool for flying through GDS layout [B]. It is powerful enough to render complete chip layouts in real time and high Frames-Per-Second count. An integration plugin with Cadence allows one to easily start a 3D view of the layout in progress, to look at via stacks, metal parasitics, and such. Layout reviews become more intuitive because the 3D geometry is immediately apparent.
UT BEamforming Array with Multiple Slices (UTBEAMS)
A 4-element beamforming receiver occupies 0.20 mm2 in 65nm CMOS. A constant-Gm vector modulator is proposed, with the weighting transconductances at RF, followed by passive mixers for I/Q generation. This enables a low power consumption of 6.5-to-9 mW per element (out of a 1.0 V supply) in a 1.0-to-2.5 GHz RF band, while achieving a high 73 dB spurious free dynamic range in 1 MHz bandwidth [1].
UT All-passive Charge-Coupling-Enabled Phased-array Transceiver (UTACCEPT)
A 4-element phased array receiver, occupying 0.18mm2 in 65nm CMOS, draws between 65 and 168mW from a 1.2V supply, for an LO frequency between 1.5 and 5.0GHz. The input-matched, fully switched-capacitor implementation of mixers, phase shifters and element summing results in a 2dBm input-referred 1dB compression point and 72dB of spurious free dynamic range in 1MHz bandwidth [3].
UT Switching Charge Redistribution Arithmetic Phase Shifter (UTSCRAPS)
A 4-element phased array receiver, with discrete-time switched-capacitor vector modulators, occupies 0.44mm2 in 65nm CMOS while drawing 308mW from 1.2V. Approximate-sine weighting is implemented through charge-redistribution. This enables a one-to-one mapping between control settings and effective phase shifts, resulting in a 1.4° phase and 0.4dB gain error (RMS) [7].
UT LInear QUadrature Integrated Downconverter (UTLIQUID)
We propose a direct conversion receiver with a remarkably high SFDR of 79dB in 1MHz. This is realized by optimizing a 4-phase ¼ duty-cycle passive mixer for conversion loss and noise folding, while realizing the gain via IF-amplifiers linearized by resistive negative feedback. A 65nm CMOS chip consumes 67mW, while achieving a Gain>19dB, IIP3>11dBm and NF<6.5dB over 0.2-2GHz BW [10].
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Michiel C. M. Soer was born in Schoonhoven, The Netherlands in 1984. He received the M.Sc. degree in electrical engineering and Ph.D. degree from the University of Twente, Enschede, The Netherlands, in 2007 and 2012, respectively. He is currently a post-doctoral researcher in the IC-Design Group at the University of Twente. His research interests include mixers, discrete-time systems and phased arrays in CMOS.
[1] M.C.M. Soer, E.A.M. Klumperink, B. Nauta, F.E. van Vliet, "A 1.0-to-2.5GHz Beamforming Receiver with Constant-Gm Vector Modulator Consuming < 9mW per Antenna Element in 65nm CMOS", IEEE Solid-State Circuits Conference, Digest of Technical Papers, pp. 66-67, Feb 2014.
[2] F.E. van Vliet, E.A.M. Klumperink, M.C.M. Soer, S.K. Garakoui, A. de Boer, A.P. de Hek, W. de Heij, B. Nauta, "Advances in Silicon Phased-Array Receiver IC's", IEEE International Microwave Symposium, Digest of Technical Papers, Jun. 2012.
[3] M.C.M. Soer, E.A.M. Klumperink, B. Nauta, F.E. van Vliet, "A 1.5-to-5.0GHz Input-Matched +2dBm P1dB All-Passive Switched-Capacitor Beamforming Receiver Front-End in 65nm CMOS", IEEE Solid-State Circuits Conference, Digest of Technical Papers, pp. 174-175, Feb 2012.
[4] M.S. Oude Alink, E.A.M. Klumperink, A.B.J. Kokkeler, M.C.M. Soer, G.J.M. Smit, B. Nauta, "A CMOS-Compatible Spectrum Analyzer for Cognitive Radio Exploiting Crosscorrelation to Improve Noise and Linearity Performance", IEEE Transactions on Circuits and Systems I: Regular Papers, vol. 59, num. 3, pp. 479-492, Mar. 2012.
[5] M.C.M. Soer, E.A.M. Klumperink, B. Nauta, F.E. van Vliet, "Spatial Interferer Rejection in a 4-Element Beamforming Receiver Frontend with a Switched-Capacitor Vector Modulator", IEEE Journal of Solid-State Circuits, vol.46, no.12, pp.2933-2942, Dec. 2011.
[6] A. Ghaffari, E.A.M. Klumperink, M.C.M. Soer, B. Nauta, "Tunable High-Q N-Path Band-Pass Filters: Modeling and Verification", IEEE Journal of Solid-State Circuits, vol. 46, num. 5, pp. 998, May 2011.
[7] M.C.M. Soer, E.A.M. Klumperink, B. Nauta, F.E. van Vliet, "A 1.0-to-4.0GHz 65nm CMOS Four-Element Beamforming Receiver Using a Switched-Capacitor Vector Modulator with Approximate Sine Weighting via Charge Redistribution", IEEE Solid-State Circuits Conference, Digest of Technical Papers, pp. 64-65, Feb 2011.
[8] M.S. Oude Alink, E.A.M. Klumperink, M.C.M. Soer, A.B.J. Kokkeler, B. Nauta, "A 50MHz-to-1.5GHz Cross-Correlation CMOS Spectrum Analyzer for Cognitive Radio with 89dB SFDR in 1MHz RBW", Proc. 4th IEEE Symposium on New Frontiers in Dynamic Spectrum Access Networks, Singapore, Apr. 2010.
[9] M.C.M. Soer, E.A.M. Klumperink, PT de Boer, F.E. van Vliet, B. Nauta, "Unified Frequency Domain Analysis of Switched-RC Passive Mixers and Samplers", IEEE Transactions on Circuits and Systems I: Regular Papers, vol. 57, num. 10, pp. 2618-2631, Oct. 2010.
[10] M.C.M. Soer, E.A.M. Klumperink, Z. Ru, F.E. van Vliet, B. Nauta, "A 0.2-to-2.0GHz 65nm CMOS Receiver Without LNA Achieving >11dBm IIP3 and <6.5dB NF", IEEE Solid-State Circuits Conference, Digest of Technical Papers, pp. 222-223, Feb 2009.
[A] M.C.M. Soer, "Spatial Interference Rejection in Multi-Antenna CMOS Radio Receivers", RFIC Workshop, Jun. 2013.
[B] M.C.M. Soer, J. Velner, GDS3D, Available: http://sourceforge.net/projects/gds3d/.
[C] M.C.M. Soer, "Switched-RC Beamforming Receivers in Advanced CMOS", PhD Thesis, Nov. 2012.


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- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Corey Stapleton.com, "About Bob," accessed March 12, 2012
- ↑ Montana Secretary of State, "2014 Candidate Filing List: Legislative," accessed October 29, 2014
- ↑ Montana Secretary of State, "2014 Statewide Primary Election Canvass," accessed June 30, 2014
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mustard gas (Büscher, 1932; Easton et al., 1988; Inada et al., 1978; Klehr, 1984). Pigmentary disorders, skin ulcers, and cutaneous cancers and precancers have been the most common entities described. Klehr described a group of World War II (WWII) German mustard gas workers as having multiple skin tumors, even in unexposed skin, and numerous painful ulcerations that tend to spread. Klehr's report is principally descriptive and is without valid comparative data or control populations, as are most other reports of occupational diseases associated with sulfur mustard exposure. Of 53 workers remaining alive and examined, 34 percent experienced multiple skin tumors, and 45 percent experienced arterial vascular ulcers of the lower extremities. Klehr's clinical description of the kinds of ulcers seen gives the impression that they are not unlike leg ulcers commonly found in individuals with chronic arterial and venous disease. The lack of a control population and the very general descriptive and retrospective nature of this report make it difficult to place value on the content.
Wada and colleagues (1962, 1963) and Inada and colleagues (1978) describe findings in a group of former workers exposed for variable periods to a variety of "war gases" manufactured on Okuno-jima island in Japan (see Chapter 6). Of 488 workers, 115 showed pigmentary skin changes consisting of hyperpigmented and depigmented raindrop spots, mostly on covered skin of the trunk and extremities. Another 22 cases with Bowen's disease, basal cell carcinoma, and other hyperkeratotic skin lesions were described. Of 5 cases extensively described, the average time between initial exposure to sulfur mustard and the development of tumors varied between 31 and 46 years. The number of years worked in the facility varied from 3 to just over 15 years. Most workers in this facility wore protective clothing, which was described as "defective and ill-fitting" most of the time: numerous instance of skin burns, blisters, and other cutaneous injuries were reported. Although an adequate control population was not simultaneously studied, 77 workers who were engaged in clerical and guard duty at the same facility, did not develop evidence of long- or short-term defects.
The principal drawback to assigning a cause and effect relationship solely to sulfur mustard exposure at this facility may be found in the background comments: before 1937, workers whose tasks were limited to the production of "war gases" worked in the manufacture of gases of all types, including mustard gas and Lewisite (Wada et al., 1962). Also missing from these studies is a statistical comparison of the number of cases of Bowen's disease one could expect to find in a comparable population of nonexposed Japanese. In a nationwide 5-year study of skin cancer, the overall incidence of skin cancer among 851,685 new patient visits to dermatologic clinics at major Japanese universities was


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Cindy Michaels and Tony Consiglio anchored the evening news together for WVII in Bangor, Maine.
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A year later, al-Maliki again stayed calm when an Iraqi journalist angrily threw his shoes at President George W. Bush at another news conference. As Bush deftly ducked out of the way, al-Maliki stood by his guest and even raised a hand to try to block one of the shoes.
As he leaves office, al-Maliki will be remembered for dominating Iraqi politics with a steely demeanor for much of the tumultuous decade that followed the 2003 ouster of Saddam Hussein.
The 64-year-old al-Maliki led the country through the height of Shiite-Sunni bloodshed. But his heavy-handed rule also helped plunge it back into chaos.
He was unafraid to move against perceived foes -- whether they were militants or political rivals -- and he projected an image of unflinching determination as the most influential prime minister since the U.S. invasion.
The stern-faced Shiite with a master's degree in Arabic literature was in many ways an unlikely choice to lead Iraq.
He became prime minister in 2006 only after emerging as a compromise candidate atop a shaky coalition. He finally decided Thursday to step aside in favor of Haider al-Abadi after struggling for weeks to stay in power following an election in April.
The grandson of a renowned poet who played a role in the 1920 revolt against the British, al-Maliki fled Saddam's regime in 1979 and was sentenced to death in absentia the next year for his membership in the Dawa Party, Iraq's oldest Shiite political party. He would spend more than two decades in exile in neighboring Syria and Iran.
His Dawa colleagues included Ibrahim al-Jaafari, who would later become his predecessor as prime minister, as well as al-Abadi, nominated as his successor.
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Al-Maliki had established himself as a hard-liner when it came to battling the insurgency that pushed Iraq to the brink of civil war as he took office. He stood beside U.S. officials to announce the death of Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, the most notorious al-Qaida leader in Iraq. U.S. bombs had killed the militant chief, but its timing and al-Maliki's praise for the security forces that he said aided the raid reinforced his anti-terrorist message.
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Rambo are large-sized apples, somewhat flattened with faint ribbing.
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Inside, they have finely-textured, firm, tender flesh.
The flesh has good flavour; mildly tart and slightly sweet.
The fruit ripens early August through September.
For fresh-eating; also good for cooking and okay for cider.
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Rambo Apples were brought to America from Sweden around 1640 by a Swedish man named Peter Gunnarsson Rambo.
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I have a yugo M70ab2 and its a very nice rifle. The one issue with yugo's (and i think this is with yugo SKS also) is that many of them have a grenade launcher sight on them. Which means the gas block is different than a normal AK, because there is a nut that runs through it and if not in place correctly, will block the gas for kickback. I had to put locktight on mine so that it would stop coming loose while firing. Yugo's are heavier so they are more accurate. I have several friends with regular wasr aks and they can't even come close to my accuracy.
I've noticed lately that they've become a little hard to find so if you can get your hands on one, take it.
I have one of the Yugo underfolders. I love that rifle. I thought that with the metal folding stock that it would be uncomfortable to shoot, but I found it to be no problem at all. Also, it folds to such a short length that it can be kept nearly anywhere. I would like to find another similar to it.
If there's one thing I learned don't let that slightly different gas block put you off, it can actually be a huge advantage for example in adverse conditions. I've found that simply adjusting the position of the gas restrictor can allow for much better firing with a fouled barrel, bolt, or gas system. The extra pressure seems to force the gun to work peroid. I would not however reccomend opening the restrictor like that for normal conditions as the excess pressure can in fact damage the gun.
My dad owns a Yugo. Love love love shooting the thing. Shot the snot out of it, no probs. Yugo made AK's are supposed to be one of the best correct?
They're up there if you really want the best you want russian made (exceptionally rare) then after that norincos and yugos are pretty even if you get a new yugo. The milsurp yugos are pretty hit and miss
I know what I meant is that often the most buildup in the system happens around there and the bolt. Toggle the switch a few times and you should knock the crap loose enough for the rifle to get sufficent pressure to cycle the bolt. Like I said I wouldn't do it unless I had to all that crap will screw up your gun pretty good if you don't clean it enough.


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Mostly sunny and breezy. Highs in the lower 50s. Northwest winds 15 to 20 mph.
Clear. Colder with lows around 30. Northwest winds 10 to 15 mph.
Sunny. Highs in the lower 40s. North winds around 5 mph in the morning...Becoming light and variable.
Patchy Fog
Mostly clear in the evening...Then becoming partly cloudy. Patchy fog. Lows in the upper 20s. Light and variable winds.
Mostly Cloudy
Partly sunny in the morning...Then becoming mostly cloudy. Highs in the upper 40s. South winds around 5 mph.
Chance of Rain
Cloudy with a 30 percent chance of rain. Lows around 40.
The current conditions were observed at KMQS airport.
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