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CGN Qinghai Xitieshan Phase I 10MW Grid-connected Solar PV Power Generation Project
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This holiday, taking in Narsarsuaq and Qaqortoq, is the perfect option for those who enjoy hiking amongst extraordinary and unique scenery, as well as being able to learn about how some of the most isolated people in the world have not just lived, but thrived, over many hundreds of years on the edge of Earth's largest island. Travelling via Iceland, there is also the chance to explore Reykjavik.
Greenland is often thought of as a desolate and remote ice sheet stranded in the North Atlantic, only accessible to the hardiest of explorers, but between late June and early September, flights are regular, temperatures can get surprisingly warm and this ancient land bursts almost unfathomably in to life.
Travelling via Reykjavik in Iceland, spend time in South Greenland's primary international gateway, Narsarsuaq as well as Qaqortoq, the region's biggest town.
Day 1 Reykjavik fly from London to Keflavik and transfer to Hotel Cabin in Reykjavik where you overnight on a breakfast basis.
Day 2 Reykjavik-Narsarsuaq-Qaqortoq take a short taxi ride to Reykjavik City Airport (payable locally) for a spectacularly scenic flight to Narsarsuaq, the gateway to southern Greenland (flight takes approximately 3 hours, a light snack will be provided on board).
Upon arrival at Narsarsuaq Airport meet your local contact and transfer by minibus to the pier. From here travel by boat through Eric's Fjord (often decorated by icebergs carved by nature into all manner of shapes and sizes), to Qaqortoq. Here you will travel, by minibus or jeep, the short distance from the harbour to the hotel where you will check in for 3 nights on a breakfast basis. Shortly afterwards you will be invited for a quick welcome meeting and a guided village walk.
Day 3 Qaqortoq today you are free to explore your surroundings or take part in one of the many optional excursions available, including;
Please note that all excursions are subject to pack ice and weather conditions and may require minimum numbers to operate. For these reasons we are not able to pre-book them before you travel. All activities must be booked and paid for locally.
Day 4 Qaqortoq another day at leisure to relax or take part in some optional excursions.
Day 5 Narsarsuaq after breakfast at the hotel, travel by boat from Qaqortoq pier back through Eric's Fjord to Narsarsuaq. Here you will check in to Hotel Narsarsuaq for an overnight stay on a breakfast basis, before embarking on a short guided village walk.
Hotel Narsarsuaq is a modern hotel located within walking distance of the airport and pier. With its 93 comfortable rooms it is the perfect base from which to explore one of Greenland's most historic regions.
After returning to the hotel you are free to relax or enjoy one of the optional activities available including visits to; Eric the Red's viking ruins, the village of Igaliku and Qooroq ice fjord.
Again all excursions will be subject to pack ice and weather conditions and will need to be booked and paid for locally.
Day 6 Narsarsuaq-Reykjavik late in the morning transfer to Narsarsuaq Airport for your afternoon flight to Reykjavik City Airport. Upon arrival in Reykjavik, take a short taxi ride (payable locally) to Hotel Cabin, where you will stay for one night on a breakfast basis.
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Prep: 30 min. + rising Bake: 20 min.
1 cup water (70° to 80°)
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Another election has come and gone and once again the GOP has demonstrated their uncanny ability to snatch defeat from the jaws of victory.
As I watched the vote totals updating in the battleground states, it became apparent very quickly that the GOP establishment template of "Democrat Lite", would once again fail to prevail. When will they ever learn?
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WPIAL basketball playoffs live blog: Butler loses to Peters Township; Central Catholic, Plum lose
By Mike White | Saturday, Feb. 20, 2010
Live blog from Peters Township-Butler first-round game. Plus, look below for notes on other games, including a few upsets.
Pregame from Butler-Peters Township game.
7:30 p.m. - FINAL SCORE PETERS TOWNSHIP 49, BUTLER 45.
7:24 p.m. - Timeout with 27.9 seconds left. Peters has the ball and leads, 47-45.
7:20 p.m. - Tmeout with 1:28 left and Peters Township leads, 47-43. Butler 0 for 5 from 3-point range this quarter. 2 for 10 overall in the quarter.
7:13 p.m. - Butler still doing a great job on Craig Wolcott. He still has only one field goal, but eight free throws. Tie game, 43-43, with 4:31 left in the game.
7:08 p.m. - Now Butler has the momentum and has tied it, 41-41, early in the fourth.
7:06 p.m. - End of third quarter and Peters Township leads, 41-35. Butler was only 3 of 13 from the field in the third quarter and is now only 14 of 38 for the game.
6:58 p.m. - Peters Township has opened up a 41-31 lead.
6:56 p.m. - Two 3-pointers early in the second half for Peters Township and the Indians have opened up a 36-31 lead. Butler timeout with 4:27 left in the third.
6:46 p.m. - Butler has done a nice job on Peters Township guard Craig Wolcott. He averages 20 a game, but has only one field goal in four attempts in the first half. He has seven points because he is 5 of 6 from the line. Jon Kovac playing well for Peters. He has three 3-pointers and 10 points. Nate Snodgrass leads Butler with seven.
6:40 p.m. - Peters Township's Ross Wickstrom hits a 3-pointer with six seconds left in the half, but Butler point guard Nate Snodgrass hurries up court and nails a 3-pointer at the buzzer. Butler leads at halftime, 27-26.
Just got this score. Wow. Shaler 80, Fox Chapel 39. Not surprised Shaler won, but not by that score.
6:36 p.m. - Who dressed Peters Township coach Gary Goga? He looks stylish, but he's wearing a gold shirt and gold tie. C'mon, coach. Butler's colors are blue and gold.
6:31 p.m. - Butler having trouble cracking Peters Township's 2-3 zone. But Butler leads, 18-13, with 3:21 left in the half. Jon Kovac is 3 of 3 from 3-point range for Peters Township.
6:28 p.m. - Former Blackhawk coach John Miller in the house. He helped new Butler coach Matt Clement at some workouts in summer and early-season practices.
6:22 p.m. - Butler leads after first quarter, 10-9. Neither team shooting very well. Peters Township playing a 2-3 zone. Butler 5 of 13 first quarter.
The No. 3 and 4 seeds in the WPIAL Class AAAA playoffs are out. No. 4 seed Plum lost to Latrobe and No. 3 Central Catholic lost to Kiski Area.
Kiski Area 49, Central Catholic 48 - Zach Barker scored 20 points for Kiski Area, including five 3-pointers.
Latrobe 42, Plum 40 - First upset of the first round. Plum was seeded No. 4 in Class AAAA. But this really isn't that big of an upset. While Ron Richards did a great job in his first year back as Plum's coach, he didn't exactly have a powerhouse. Plus, Latrobe is fairly decent. This might prove that Section 1 is better than most people think.
North Allegheny 80, Canon-McMillan 51 - North Allegheny outscored Canon-McMillan, 30-10, in the second quarter.
Gateway 91, Norwin 73 - Gateway has been a little up and down this seaosn. The good Gateway team showed up today. Guard Craig Banks scored a career-high 29 points. Barnett Harris, who quit the team last week, is back with the Gators. He came off the bench and scored 11 points.
New Brighton 57, Burgettstown 34 - Chris Weathers had 23 as the Lions breezed to the win.
West Allegheny 69, Mars 52 - West Allegheny came back from a 13-point deficit. John O'Donnell scored 26 points for West Allegheny.
Mount Pleasant 47, Elizabeth Forward 40, OT - Luke D'Amico scored 28 for Mount Pleasant.
Peters Township 44, Oakland Catholic 40 - The No. 5 seed in Class AAAA is knocked out. Peters Township scored 9 of its 11 overtime points from the free-throw line.
Woodland Hills 48, North Hills 43 - Woodland Hills was 0 for 9 from the field in the fourth quarter, but 9 of 14 from the foul line. Amanda Garland had 17 points for Woodland Hills and Katy Turzak led North Hills with 15 points and 17 rebounds.
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The trade of star outfielder Bobby Abreu, the most symbolic player move since the acquisition of Jim Thome, has cleared the way for unproven and established players to rise to new challenges.
The Phillies are 18-11 since Bobby Abreu last took the field in a Phillies uniform. Since July 30, the day he was traded along with pitcher Cory Lidle, they've climbed to within 1.5 games of the Wild Card after all hope seemed lost.
There are several factors, starting with a reborn starting rotation. Since the start of the season, the Phils have been constantly trying to fill two holes in the rotation, due to injury, ineffectiveness, inexperience, personal leaves and trades. With the return of Randy Wolf and acquisition of Jamie Moyer, this is the first time the starting five has been anything close to stable.
In addition, the bullpen has remained strong despite an injury to closer Tom Gordon. Ryan Madson's demotion from the starting rotation has worked like a deadline deal for a proven reliever. Mad Dog got his second save Friday night and has been razor sharp since his second bullpen tour of duty.
It starts with pitching, but the team also received a significant boost from the offense, despite the subtraction of one of the best run producers in the game. Since Abreu, the Phils have taken over the NL lead in runs scored, scoring six or more runs 14 times since the trade.
Ryan Howard has 34 RBIs in August to raise his league-leading total to 121, all without the benefit of one of the league's best on-base men ahead of him. This has been made possible by Howard's continued power surge, but also the outstanding hitting of Jimmy Rollins and Shane Victorino. Victorino, in particular, has stepped up his game since earning a full-time gig, likely for the duration of the season due to the injury to Aaron Rowand. Victorino has 17 RBIs this month, almost half his season total of 36.
David Dellucci had been red-hot until he went day-to-day with a quad injury. Many feel, as do I, that Dellucci is best as a platoon player. So do the Phillies apparently, as they continue to test players to share outfield duties with Looch.
Chase Utley is one player who has not excelled since the trade. Utley, who had been batting second during his best stretch, now finds himself hitting third. Since then, his numbers have dropped (I've always preferred him batting second, even with Abreu here). On top of this, many see Utley as the new leader of the team, which could generate some added pressure, especially with a handful of players coming and going. Plus, his gritty style of play could drain his tank earlier than most, and it's unlikely he's fully recovered from Tuesday's center field collision.
Time off seems to help Pat Burrell, but only to an extent. He's gotten a little better, but it seems like he's pulling punches in order to just make contact. He's hardly a power threat these days.
In total, the Phils have responded well since the Bobby Abreu deal, a swap that was supposed to bury the 2006 season six feet under and create flexibility for next season. Instead, they're playing better than they have all year, in just about every facet of the game.
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After a successful debut, the Phillies turn to Jamie Moyer (1-0, 4.50 ERA) once again in order to wraps up their three-game series this afternoon at Shea. Moyer allowed three runs in six innings of a 6-3 win over the Chicago Cubs on Tuesday, becoming the oldest Phillies pitcher ever to earn a win. He faces 25-year-old right-hander John Maine (3-3, 3.58 ERA), looking to bounce back from a career-high seven earned runs in five innings against the Cardinals.


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The U.N. Says only a tiny portion of international aid is reaching victims.
Richard Horsey, the spokesman for the U.N. humanitarian operation in Bangkok, Thailand, says it's frustrating that the pace of the aid remains sluggish 10 days after the storm.
The cyclone devastated Myanmar's Irrawaddy delta on may 3, leaving about 62,000 people dead or missing according to the government count.
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So, a few days back I built a PC for my friend and we installed Windows 7 RC 64-bit in it. Then we realized that the audio didn't work at all, and we tried every kind of driver we could find for it, but it didn't work out. Yesterday we decided to try reinstalling the OS in case something had gone wrong during the installation (there was a power failure when the OS was up and running but still installing drivers).
Well, I rebooted the PC and put in the RC installation disc. I clicked the format button to clear the HDD and tried installing, but when it reached 6% in the "expanding files" section the installation crashed and said something about some .dll file missing. Well, today we decided to try again, and I took the HDD home and formatted it with the Win 7 disk management option by deleting the partitions (the 100mb thingy that the OS makes when installing and the rest) and made a new NTFS partition. Then, back to my friend's house (what an awful lot of driving, I tell ya). I plugged the HDD in and tried to reinstall, it complained again about files missing but the error message was different this time. I'll attach a picture of the text, sorry for the crappy quality of my Nokia 6555's camera.
The setup is something like this:
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About the sound problem: My setup, which is visible in my profile, has had no audio problems so far and doesn't seem to be getting any. I'm wondering if my friend's mobo's sound circuit could be broken?
And first of all, how can I get the OS installer to work? I've tried 2 different installation disks of Windows 7 and both of them give the same result. How can any files be missing, shouldn't all the files be included with the .iso image I burnt on the DVD? It worked for my PC and worked for the first time on his PC too. Is something wrong with the HDD, and what to do with it if there is?
My friend is pretty much pissed and almost ready to whack the whole PC into pieces with an axe. We had to resort in installing Ubuntu 8.10 so he can even access the Internet (the sound doesn't work on Linux either, btw) since neither of us has a copy of XP or Vista.
If I forgot some crucial information about anything, please ask. I'd like to have this solved since... well, you know why.
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I would try re-downloading the RC-1 client. Chances are, something was corrupted in the original RC-1 you're using if you've made multiple CD burns from it with the same results.
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Terve Poromise, vai pitäiskö sen olla Poromies? Kokeilisin sinuna polttaa ISO:n uudestaan. Polttaessa valitse hitain mahdollinen polttonopeus. Asentaessa ota toinen muistipalikka pois, jätä RAM vain paikkaan 0; x64-versiolla on ollut usein taipumus asentua paremmin pienemmällä RAM:lla. Koomista sinänsä, onhan 64-bittisen yksi idea juuri se että se osaa käyttää enemmän muistia kuin 32-bittinen
Sama juttu kaikkien ulkoisten vehkeiden kanssa: irroita lisäkovalevyt ja CD/DVD:t, kaikki USB- ja Firewire vehkeet jättäen vain hiiren ja näppiksen. Kovalevy kokonaan uusiksi, siis partitioiden poisto ja uudelleen luominen sekä formatointi. BIOS:in resetointi tehdasasetuksiin. Asennus, sen jälkeen taas toinen RAM-palikka ja muut kamat koneeseen ja menoksi.
Älä kysy miksi, mutta näyttäisi näin menetellen usein toimivan. Tsekkaa vahvistus tälle kummallisuudelle vaikka täältä.
I just told him that he should (IMO) burn ISO once more, this time with slowest possible speed, reset the BIOS to factory settings and remove all external devices before doing a clean install. I also told about what Zigzag3143 told in another post about this strange thing about x64 installing better with less RAM.
P.S. Of course you should start with what Ciphernemo told earlier:
I would try re-downloading the RC-1 client. Chances are, something was corrupted in the original RC-1 you're using if you've made multiple CD burns from it with the same results.
|My System Specs
|27 Jul 2009
What kind of disk did you burn to?
CD or DVD
RW, +R, or -R?
Its best to use CD -R or DVD -R. If you used those, Re-download the RC and Burn it to another disk.
|My System Specs
|28 Jul 2009
Kari: Kyllä se on poromise, ja pienellä kirjoitettuna... nimi juontaa juurensa aikoihin jolloin rekisteröidyin IRC-Galleriaan ja poromies oli varattu. Näin offtopiccina.
Does anyone know if I can still install Windows 7 aside Ubuntu, isn't the Linux HDD file format or whatever it's called in English something that Windows doesn't know how to read as it uses NTFS?
I'm planning on trying the RAM thingy. In case it doesn't work, I'll install the 32-bit version. My friend is buying 7 anyway when it is released, so he just has to get by with something for a couple of months.
CONN3R: I used a DVD+R disk since I had those lying around. EDIT: Yes, I used the slowest possible burning speed (4x) and I burned it with PowerISO.
Today we're heading back to the store to consult them about the mobo. Hopefully we can get a replacement.
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|28 Jul 2009
The Windows 7 boot manager can point to a Linux partition to boot but might not recognize it on install. In other words, you might have to use BCEdit to edit the Windows 7 boot manager/loader file.
I'm not sure if you can use any Linux boot manager to boot to a Windows 7 partition. Anyone else know if this works?
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|28 Jul 2009
Windows 7 Ult, Windows 8.1 Pro,
Try clearing the cmos and reinstalling. It's worked for me in the past.
|My System Specs
|28 Jul 2009
Thanks for everyone for the help. It seems the RAM trick worked, we took out the other RAM and it started working. But the internet connection was down, we couldn't update the OS... :S
Also, we took the mobo out and returned it to the shop. It has a 1 year warranty (luckily) so we'll be getting a replacement soon enough... well not enough, but anyway.
Thanks again.
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Back with the release of iOS 5, Apple made it possible to sync your iOS device with your computer without the need to connect it via a USB cable. In order to set this up, you do have to connect your device to your computer with a USB cable at least once though. I have my iPhone connected, so I'll select it and here under the Summary tab I'll check Sync with this iPhone over Wi-Fi, and then I'll click Apply. That's it. Your phone will now sync with iTunes any time it's on same network as your computer and when it's connected to a power source, maybe while you're charging it overnight.
At this point I'll actually unplug my USB cable from my computer and notice that my iPhone still appears here in iTunes. Now officially, according to Apple, you need to plug your device into a power source in order for it to automatically sync. In my experience, you can still sync over Wi-Fi without your phone being connected to a power source, but for this example I'm going plug my phone into the power adapter that came with it. Not that you can see me doing this, but you have to take my word for it. Notice I can still browse the contents of the phone. I can look at its music, its movies, even though it's not physically connected to my computer.
So for instance, I want to add more music to it. First, I'll turn on Manually manage music and videos, so I'll Apply that. You can see it's looking for my phone, it's found it. So now, I can actually go to my Music Library, select some songs and drag them into my phone. You'll know your device is syncing by this little spinning icon that appears in the menu bar. Just make sure you stay within range of your wireless network while the syncing is going on. So this is great for those times when you're at your computer, but maybe your iPhone is sitting on its charger in another room of the house.
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Kanotix and Knoppix.? Great distros….but not extremely new user friendly to install onto hard disk. However, to be completely fair…many new users are exposed for the first time to Knoppix. So, I've decided to include Knoppix in the list of desktop distros for the review. Some may swear and some may cheer…doesn't matter…knoppix is in. On a different note: I installed kanotix last night and was thoroughly impressed with it. It's got real potential to develope into a well thought … Continue Reading →
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This week's print pattern is the Cartridge Rib Burp Cloth.
I wanted a simple burp cloth to make and use up some variegated cotton yarn I had. I found this stitch pattern and decided it would be easy enough to knit, but still be interesting and look good in my yarn.
I'm really happy with the result. The hard part is getting family members to use burp cloths, let alone handmade ones. This same pattern could be used to make a larger-than-usual dishcloth.
What you'll need:
Needles: No. 6, any variety
Yarn: Worsted-weight cotton yarn
What you need to know:
Gauge: 6.5 stitches per inch, in Cartridge Rib
sl1wyif: With the working yarn in front, slip the next stitch from the left-hand needle to the right-hand needle.
What you'll do:
Cast on 47 stitches.
Work Cartridge Rib:
Row 1: k3, (sl1wyif, k3) to end.
r2: k1, (sl1wyif, k3) to the last 2 sts; sl1wyif, k1.
Repeat these two rows until the cloth is 10 inches long. Cast off.
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Her, writer/director Spike Jonze's tale of a man who falls in love with his computerized operating system, and "she" with him, casts a weirdly hypnotic spell. Although billed as comedy (as least by the Hollywood Foreign Press Association), you don't really laugh much, and when you do, the laughter generally sticks in an odd, uncomfortable place in your throat; marveling at the unbridled sincerity of the thing, your chuckles are laced with a slight hint of mockery. Yet damned if Jonze, star Joaquin Phoenix, and the film's superb supporting cast and designers don't make this improbable project pay off in spades. Thoughtful, haunting, and perceptive, and at all times wickedly clever, Her is like a sci-fi Lost in Translation with a Scarlett Johansson you never get to see.
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(Author's note: Spoilers will abound. Given that the movie under consideration is an oftentimes word-for-word updating of a 37-year-old work, I hope I'll be forgiven for them.)
As remakes of beloved genre classics go, I suppose there's little point in being bothered by the new Carrie. Director Kimberly Peirce's outing, after all, is easy to sit through, smartly staged, generally well-acted, and, in most regards, incredibly faithful to Brian De Palma's 1976 original (which was, itself, reasonably faithful to Stephen King's debut novel of 1974). The CGI effects are pretty weak, and the movie isn't even slightly scary, and considering that nearly all sentient beings know what happens to poor Carrie White at the prom – with the movie's entire advertising campaign based on post-prom imagery – there's almost nothing in the way of storyline surprise, but whatever. It's fine.
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Over the years, Davenport's New Ground Theatre has prided itself on the presentation of new works by emerging authors. But this year, even Artistic Director Chris Jansen is shocked to find the company not only producing eight new works in a season, but eight new works – the majority of them by local authors – over a two-night span.
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"I think it came from going to church," says area actor Pat Flaherty of his childhood interest in theatre. "Because I'd go to church, and I'd see this guy who was holding everybody's interest through the whole service. It was very dramatic – they'd light the candles and ring the bells and everything – and for a while I thought I wanted to be a priest because of that.
"It turned out I just wanted to be on stage."
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I make a conscious effort to suppress expectations prior to seeing a production, for fear they'll rise to the unattainable. With Genesius Guild's Ajax, however, I couldn't help it. I was so taken with last year's Andromache, performed in traditional period masks, that I was giddy with anticipation to see this summer's Greek-tragedy offering. And despite a few apparent stumbles over lines and one glaringly missed cue, director Don Wooten's effort did not disappoint. Saturday night's performance of Sophocles' piece captivated me with its creative execution.
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Steep decline in human male sperm count concomitant with rise in testicular germ cell cancer, congenital malformations of the male reproductive tract and drop in serum testosterone levels, all pointing towards increasing exposure to glyphosate/Roundup herbicides during the past decades, now corroborated by lab findings Dr Mae-Wan Ho
The headline of a newspaper article published in 2010 [1] refers to findings from decades of research carried out by Niels Shakkebaek, a professor at University of Copenhagen. Male infertility has been rising sharply in industrialized countries worldwide, one in five healthy men between the ages of 18 and 25 produce abnormal sperm counts. The problems start in the womb, says Dr. Gillian Lockwood, medical director of Midland Fertility Services in the UK. Testis development begins in the growing foetus. Factors blamed include too much beef in the diet rich in polycyclic aromatics, obesity during pregnancy, exposure to smoke, pesticides, traffic fumes, plastics and even soybeans.
Shakkebaek first highlighted the issue during a mini symposium at the European Medical Research Councils plenary meeting in Strasbourg in 2009. Semen quality has been declining in the past half century. In men without fertility problems, average sperm count dropped from 113 x 106 to 66 x 106/ml. About 20 % of young men in various European countries have sperm counts below the WHO (World Health Organization) reference level of 2o m/ml, and 40 % of have levels below 40 m/ml associated with prolonging the time to pregnancy [2]. Concomitantly, the demand for assisted reproductive technology (ART) is growing. In Denmark, more than 7 % of all children born in 2007 were conceived using ART.
There are geographical differences in semen quality. Finnish men have 35 % higher sperm counts than Danish men, while Scottish and French sperm counts are in between. Japanese sperm counts are as low as those of the Danes, and Singapore men have even lower sperm counts.
The trend in semen quality has implications for health in general, as men with poor semen quality seem to have increased mortality rates and shorter life expectancy. Infertility is also closely linked to several dysfunctions and abnormalities of male reproductive organs that have been rising concomitantly with infertility.
Infertility trend associated with testicular germ cell cancer, congenital malformations & low testosterone
Testicular germ cell cancer (TGC) is the commonest cancer in young men in many countries, associated with impaired semen quality and lower fertility rates even prior to cancer development. The incidence of TGC has been increasing over the past 40 to 50 years in the majority of industrialized countries coincidentally with the declining trend in semen quality. TGC is initiated during foetal development. The regional differences in TGC incidence in Europe follow the same pattern as observed for semen quality.
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You may have noticed that AT&T and T-Mobile are in a bit of a spat at the moment. T-Mobile offers early upgrades with no-contract financing plans, and AT&T does the same a few weeks later. T-Mo woos people with credits towards early termination fees, AT&T gives a whopping $450 of credit ($250 for trading in a T-Mo phone, $200 for transferring service) to former T-Mobile customers. But it looks like the gravy train has run out of fuel - CNET reports that the promotion is over.
If you've been holding your breath for LG's curved, flexible G Flex and... well, the somewhat less remarkable Optimus F3Q to come to Magenta, then you won't have to wait much longer. T-Mobile announced this morning that both smartphones will be available starting on February 5th online and at retailers. The G Flex will cost $672 ($28 a month on T-Mobile's two-year payment plan), while the budget QWERTY slider will cost $312 ($13 for 24 months).
T-Mobile is doing a lot of unconventional things for the mobile industry, and now it's branching out to banking as well. The carrier has announced a new service called Mobile Money that works like any number of other online banks. You set up the account, deposit your checks through an app, and use a Visa debit card to spend. As for the fees, most of them are waived for T-Mobile customers.
The new Xperia Z1s on T-Mobile is almost identical to the international Z1, except for the radio bands and some software tweaks. One thing that definitely isn't the same is the bootloader – it appears that T-Mobile has requested Sony not allow bootloader unlocks on this device. For a company trying to upend the traditional carrier model, this is awfully old-fashioned carrier behavior.
If you're too impatient to wait for Samsung to get Android 4.4 to your carrier variant of the Galaxy Note 3 (or if you're just tired of TouchWiz), the indefatigable boys and girls of CyanogenMod are here to help. They've just released the first nightly builds of CM 11 (KitKat) for Samsung's plus-sized flagship, with support for the international LTE model (N9005), plus Verizon, T-Mobile, and Sprint versions.
As it happens, Samsung just started sending out the official 4.4 update for the N9005 earlier this week, so those of you who are on the unlocked version of the phone might want to go for the TouchWiz build of KitKat instead.
In between pointed jabs at the other national carriers, T-Mobile CEO John Legere announced the carrier's newest "Un-carrier" plan. As the rumors indicated, T-Mobile is going to pay the early termination fees (ETF) when customers switch to T-Mobile from Sprint, AT&T, or Verizon. Sounds great, but there are a few caveats.
Sony has two new phones to announce here at CES in Las Vegas: one specifically for the purple people over at T-Mobile, and one meant to appease users who want a premium phone without the bulk. The Xperia Z1s is T-Mobile's branded variant of the slightly older Xperia Z1. Aside from the extra letter and doubled storage, it's identical to Sony's international flagship. The Xperia Z1 Compact is a smaller 4.3" phone that keeps most of the premium features.


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'Curiosity' nuclear Mars tank passes key tech test
NASA bigwigs say that their nuclear powered, laser-packing robotic tank, intended to prowl the ochre plains of Mars, has had its most troublesome bugs ironed out and will be ready to blast off for the red planet next year. The Mars Science Laboratory - aka "Curiosity" - is a hefty small-truck-sized rover, significantly bigger …
Just hope..
that there are no martian LOLcats, or they're doomed...
RIP Conrad Turner
"This is the voice of the Mysterons. We are currently out but if you leave your rank and colour after the tone, we'll destroy you as soon as we return."
Re: RIP Conrad Turner...?
F/X: Sound Of Gun Shot followed by Spectrum scene change music...?
Where is the
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Nive vid
That looked interesting (no sound here, sadly), but I do feel the landing sequence looks way over-complex, I hope it works though.
Doesn't sound like JPL.
I mean, if anybody's going to send a rover to Mars to shoot rocks it would be the boys in 'Bamma. Good job the Martians haven't got any street signs.
I said it back then ....
... when El Reg first featured that video, and I say it again: That's a lot of tin to get rid of to get that thing on the ground, and you just jnow those wires are going to get tangled!
Two times design life?
If everything MUST perform to two times design life, then isn't that the new definition of design life?
I'm sure I have missed some nuance of government contracts here, but it just sounds a bit foolish to me.
You've missed something allright.
In any project the following happens, a reasonable specification is laid down, and then heavily padded, this isn't padded "victorian style" to add a nice margin in the field. It's actually padded so that the next tier of managers can fel good about whitlling something down, without them cutting into anything important.
Now they're getting so good at the whitlling that they are cheerfully cutting right through the safety margin. They'd spot a simple doubling of design life, so instead the engineers have sneaked "twice the design life" into the testing phase. In practice all this does is increase the wedge on the tail end of the bell curve, rather than actually move the mean that the bell curve is focussed around.
It's called politics dear chap, and it's sadly missing from most undergrad, and even a few grad courses.
Re: Two times design life?
I suspect the design life is designed more along the length of time it will take to carry out it's mission (take X No. of Photos; Carry out Experiments A,B,C.... etc.) rather than just some arbitrary length of time. So the machine is designed to last twice as long as the time it will take to carry out all the tasks required of it. Then there will be a "Nice-to-have" list of things to do after the must-complete list so that they can take advantage of any extra life they get out of it.
Life for space items
When the life of a space item is quoted, it is the life for a given failure prediction (e.g. 99% availability for 3 months). That means that the likely life is a lot longer than minimum design life.
For things that don't wear out, there are standard methods to calculate the likely time to failure, given the level of stress to that part in the design. Normally the maximum level of stress in use is lower than the original part specification.
For things that wear-out, it's different. It the thing doesn't fail but just gets used up like fuel, it's not too hard. But when the wear-out then causes an increasing risk of failure, it gets real hard. So for things like actuators a margin is added to the expected life.
You make it sound difficult
...and that's not acceptable on the 'net.
Everyone knows that anything--particularly tasks involving space travel--can be done rather easily and quickly by any random commenter to any random blog. Just get out of here with your math and calculations and science stuff.
Soon you'll be trying to convince us that private sector companies have to solve the same problems as NASA!
(Evil killer robot dude because I could build a EKRD if I wanted to. I just haven't had a spare weekend.)
Didn't These Guys...
...ever watch Wall-e? I will accept that stereo vision is not mission critical, but, unlike Spirit and Opportunity, it's simply not cute enough to garner public affection.
After a couple beers it will appear to have two eyes anyhow.
Oh, Wait...
It seems to have FOUR cameras...
The opening I thought was an eye is a laser canno..... AAAARRRRRRGGGH!
Doomed mission
Over complex landing system...
too many parts to malfunction on descent... and not taking into account Mars atmospheric conditions.
I reckon that will be another mission that tragically ends on descent without a single "bleep" back.
Also over complex multi-function analysis arm were everything will be depended on.
well nice concept and it works well on computer video... but on real... we will see if it just manage to land without break anything.
"Over complex landing system..
too many parts to malfunction on descent... and not taking into account Mars atmospheric conditions."
I *very* strongly doubt JPL puts together a lander without taking local atmospheric conditions into account. It''s those conditions that drove this design. The previous rovers were *tiny* in comparison to this thing so the airbags were a viable option off the shelf for them. This is a beast by comparison.
I suspect JPL management have real issues with in house development of *anything* that is not an actual science instrument. So getting bigger airbags (if you wanted to go that way) or larger landing rockets *developed* as opposed to what is already available, would be awkward. Mars atmosphere is *thin*. The parachute growth curve is *steep*. They grow very fast as mass increases. More creative solutions like "Ballutes" would be both a development project and *untried* . Not something they would bet a multi-billion dollar programme. Put this together and you have a need for a better landing solution using known parts. Hence the skyhook concept. Basically the smaller the mass you have to *completely* decellerate to landing speed the smaller the overall system has to be. What is *not* obvious is that it is the *process* of dropping on those lines that slows the lander. AFAIK if the sky hook does not move sideways it will crash into the ground on *top* of the lander
"Also over complex multi-function analysis arm were everything will be depended on."
there does seem to be a *lot* of shaking and flipping going on. Time will tell if a bit more effort simplifying the motions would have been a better idea.
Historically most of the trouble recently seems to be the inability to choose a system of measurement for the control software and stick to it or (in the case of Stardust) reading a blueprint well enough to install the accelerometer the right way up.
When they iron out the bugs ...
... they will be running on flattened bugs. I bet that is a less demanding surface than most of Mars.
Is this a Bolo?
Or is that just wishful thinking on my part?
At last
My atomic-powered hybrid car is almost here!
Those Martians get all the best kit...
It could be yours!
You can have it too! Sticker price says $2.6bn, but I'll let you have it for $2.5bn.
So I imagine this Tank...
...will land in the middle of nowhere?
As apposed to the poles.
It will be interesting to see
how long all those moving parts (lots of mechanical arms, drills, grinders) keep working in the Martian environment.
I'm not so sure that the landing cycle is that much more complex than the "follow the bouncing ball" Spirit and Opportunity landings, but Mars does have a habit of being a graveyard for exploratory missions.
Looking at animations of Curiousity lasering rocks, I have to wonder what a society of inch-tall Martians would make of the vehicle.
RTG underperforming?
I'll laugh if the Opportunity rover is still truckin when this thing keels over.
NASA interspace death tank - Cuban Communist link
KaPOW! DAckA! BRrrrrrrrddrrrrrrchunckachunkachunka
And that's how we make a mojito, NASA style.......
We're sending a tank to mars. A TANK? Is there something that they're not telling us?
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History professor Sean Hannity: ISIS are like Nazis because they behead people and hate Jews August 20th, 2014
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But it was a pretty easy call. I mean, just look at this face…
If you see this face, and the first thought that pops into your mind isn't "QUICK, CROSS THE STREET AS FAST AS POSSIBLE" then you've got problems.
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iOS 7: Even if you don't jailbreak your iPhone, bugs STILL CREEP IN
The comforting notion that unmodified iOS phones are more or less immune to security threats has been shaken to the core with the release of new research that shows mobile monitoring applications can bypass Apple's app review process and successfully exploit non-jailbroken iOS 7 kit. Background monitoring mobile (AKA snooping) …
"In the meantime it reckons the only way for iOS users to avoid the security risk is to use the iOS task manager to stop the apps from running in the background"
So the only way.... is to close ....the running app??
And this is the extent of the threat?
But I dare say it's only right that EL Reg put the fear of the Spaghetti Monster into us all, now and again.
Running in the background
Not sure 'running in the background' and 'closing' are the same. I've turned off 'running in the background' for Safari, but it is still available after swapping to another app. Maybe it means the app is no longer monitoring the UI or other input such as GPS?
Reading the linked article, it appears music apps can be set to "not run in the background", but continue to play music when they are no longer the foreground app.
Re: Running in the background
"..but continue to play music.."
Spot on.
Besides, the usual iPhone users generally press Home button to get out of the app and forget about it. So, at a time, a general user has 20 (i have seen 30) apps in the background ready to be resumed (that you can see by the double tapping the Home button). This is supposed to be efficient because these background apps are not allotted CPUs until they come in foreground.
So, what this result seems to be is about apps which perhaps have a special permission to run (consume CPU) in the background.
If Apple is allowing such apps (which go against the users' habits) and is failing to scrutinize them thoroughly (scanning the API usage), then it is the same problem that the other stores are blamed for,
They've proven nothing. The only way this would be of interest is if they got an app doing that onto the app store. To grab the events they have to use private Apple api's and that's something Apple would spot. Dull sensationalist garbage.
Which is precisely what they did.
'Shortly before the blog post went live, FireEye published a separate brief that was quickly removed. According to an RSS reader cache that preserved the earlier post, part of it said: "FireEye successfully delivered a proof-of-concept monitoring app through the App Store that records user activity and sends it to a remote server. We have been collaborating with Apple on this issue."'
My Taplogger malware has been embedded successfully into several widely downloaded "freeware" games. These remain on their App Store. We've successfully logged keystrokes and screen taps from several senior Apple executives - and sent them copies of their texts and emails that were sent from their phones. They're suitably scared, but have kept the threat to themselves since the beginning of the year.
iOS is as leaky as Windoze - they compromised security for "ease of use" just like M$ did.
"that's something Apple would spot."
Like they spotted the problem with SSL?
Ouch - I thought the sandoxing between applications on iOS was better than that, however this sounds like it subverts the APIs that allow inter-app communication although the way the article is written is could be specific existing applications that have elevated access that are the problem.
Re: Ouch
The problem is more basic than that - it's possible to subvert the kernel at the hardware interface level and pass keystrokes, taps and swipes to another file. This file is then uploaded in the background whenever the phone is connected to the 'net. The Taplogger cannot be stopped from the application manager either - it is only killed when the phone is restarted, but the software will run again whenever the application it's embedded into is run.
You mean the apple logo isn't an impenetrable shield. OMG!
The comforting notion that unmodified iOS phones are more or less immune to security threats
That's not how you spell "transparent marketing bullshit"!
'but have kept the threat to themselves since the beginning of the year.'
continuing to place a premium on treating their customers with respect, and not just on their pricing...
...and yet the user base will continue to drink the kool-aid...
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What are the benefits of using free and open-source software (FOSS) rather than a proprietary software product? And what are the risks? These questions are examined by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) in a guidance letter to financial institutions.
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Pathophysiology Of Cervical Cancer
Here's a taste of what TheBody.com has to offer on this topic:
Ask the Experts
I had cervical cancer; Am I more prone to other cancers?I had cervical cancer (I am HIV positive) and I would like to know if that is an open door to develop other cancers or for my original cancer to metastasize. Does cervical cancer mean you are prone to breast or other cancers? Thank you...
Response from Bruce Dezube, M.D.
Harvard Medical SchoolCervical cancer is typically caused by the human papilloma virus (HPV, also known as the wart virus). You may be more prone to diseases caused by the HPV virus (e.g. anal cancer, warts). It's important that your health care provider check... Read more »
My daughter was treated for cervical cancer. Is she at greater risk for more cancers?My daughter has been HIV positive for 7 years. In the summer she had a hysterectomy due to... Read more »
cervical cancer in womenIf cervical cancer in women is an AIDS defining condition, does this mean that all women with... Read more »
HPV, Anal Cancer and Cervical Cancer in HIV-Infected PeopleAt CROI 2009, I had the opportunity to sit down with Joel Palefsky, M.D., a prominent physician/researcher in the area of cancers related to human papillomavirus. We discussed an important study he presented at this conference regarding the link... Read more »
Cervical Cancer Virus Fuels Oral Cancer Type, TooThe incidence of HPV-positive oropharyngeal cancers has risen over time, and these now account for the majority of such cancers, according to new study. The overall incidence of oropharyngeal cancers has risen 28 percent since 1988, to nearly... Read more »
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Upcoming Events
November 4th & 20th opportunities to prepare and serve a meal for the youth at Covenant House Georgia:
At The Covenant House Georgia, the only crisis shelter for youth ages 17-21, we recognize God's providence and fidelity to his people and are dedicated to living out his covenant among ourselves and those children we serve, with absolute respect and unconditional love. That commitment calls us to serve suffering children of the street, and to protect and safeguard all children. Just as Christ in His humanity is the visible sign of God's presence among his people, so our efforts together in the covenant community are a visible sign that effects the presence of God, working through the Holy Spirit among ourselves and our kids.http://www.covenanthousega.org
Come out and help prepare & serve a meal for 16 Youth at The Covenant House. If time permits, we will share a fun activity as well. The volunteer shift is from 5-7pm. Space is limited.This project site is located in West Midtown. The minimum age to volunteer with adult supervision is 16. Court-ordered volunteers are not permitted to serve.
Since there has been some confusion on how to get to the site, please click here to print out the directions. Information about volunteering
November 1st & December 6th Chastain Memorial Park Conservancy clean up
Chastain Memorial Park is Atlanta's largest, providing the North Atlanta community
with 268 acres of recreation and greenspace. The mission of the Conservancy is to
restore enhance, maintain & preserve Chastain Memorial Park.
Join the Chastain Memorial Park Conservancy in restoring, maintaining, and enhancing sections of Atlanta's largest park, which spans more than 260 acres. Volunteers will clear overgrowth, spread mulch, plant trees and perform general park cleanup.
Volunteers 8 to 15 years of age may serve with adult supervision; ages 16 and older without. Volunteers, especially those who are allergic to poison ivy, should wear long sleeves, pants and closed-toe shoes.
This project can accommodate up to 300 volunteers with at least two weeks advance notice. Court-ordered volunteers are welcomed. This project site is located in NW Atlanta. Information about volunteering
November 1, 2014
MAKING STRIDES AGAINST BREAST CANCER: 9:00AM 5K Run Glover Park at Marietta Square (50 E Park Square, Marietta, GA)
Making Strides Against Breast Cancer is a celebration of survivorship an occasion to express hope and our shared determination to make this breast cancer's last century.
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December 13th
Engage Atlanta and area churches are joining together to sponsor Hope for Christmas 2014 on December 13th starting at 11 am at sites around Northwest Georgia. We will provide food and toys for local families, and children can shop for a free present for a parent or grandparent. This will be in a fun and safe environment as families visit Santa, enjoy games, and other fun activities, while celebrating Christmas.
Thousands of volunteers are needed to prepare for and serve the needs of the more than 2,500 families expected to attend all sites. There will be opportunities for everyone to get involved. Although most needs will be on December 13th, there will be many opportunities to help in the weeks before regarding registration, and the sorting of toys, food, and Secret Santa gifts. Register HERE (https://www.eventbrite.com/e/hope-for-christmas-2014-gracepointe-marietta-volunteers-tickets-12661748631).
Volunteer at the Chattahoochee River National Recreation Area (1978 Island Ford Parkway Sandy Springs, GA 30350):
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Volunteer at Goodwill of North Georgia:
Placement Call Specialist - Contact Career Center participants to document the progress they've made with their job search.
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Museum Hours is a mesmerizing tale of two adrift strangers who find refuge in Vienna's grand Kunsthistorisches Art Museum. Johann, a museum guard, spends his days silently observing both the art and the visitors. Anne, suddenly called to Vienna from overseas, has been wandering the city in a state of limbo. A chance meeting sparks a deepening connection that draws them through the halls of the museum and the streets of the city. The exquisitely photographed Museum Hours is an ode to the bonds of friendship, an exploration of an unseen Vienna, and the power of art to both mirror and alter our lives.


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Once you get a chance
You come to baby
Right back, you call me down
Used to think you wanted nothing to do
Was to say nothing at all
You went like the one time
A two time
You're back, and me
Drop off the back seat
Of a bad car
Where finders
Came alone
Bono: "F"
Wishing her out of my life
Wishing her...
What am I to do
Came a talk to street
And a time that you listen
Don't you beg the time on me
They said you oughta call her back
I wanna, but afraid to say
I won't hang up on you baby, child
Nothing feels like this before
Here in in my life
Yeah in heaven and hell
Baby you're heaven and hell
Heaven and hell
Bono: "F"
Oh, heaven and hell
All the time...
Want a chance to hold you
Want a chance to kill
I want a chance to keep you awake at night
When the sunlight burns through your love
But you can't always get
Everything you want
You take cards from all under the table
You're heaven, heaven and hell
Baby you're heaven...heaven and hell
Yeah, you're heaven...heaven and hell
Cover me...
Bono: "E!"
Bono: "Okay organ. Just organ."
You light up my darkness
You light up my darkness
And open up...
Bono: "F"
Bono: "Organ."
Bono: "This time when we come in, come in a little bit quietly. Not the drums, but everyone else."
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I discovered this song today | Reviewer: Anonymous | 6/3/2007
This song should be rearranged by U2 and put on a new record. It has a deep feeling and strong possiblities. If you have never listened before you are missing a great session.
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