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The High of the Tiger: After Long Journey, Rescued Tigers Settle into New Habitat
Rescued from a roadside zoo, these tigers are settling into a new habitat at Black Beauty Ranch in Texas.
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Reward Offered in Stolen Hattiesburg Zoo Pink Flamingo
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December 4, 2013
New Report Reveals Inhumane and Unsafe Conditions at Maryland's Roadside Zoos
"Maryland's Fatal Attractions," a report detailing inhumane and unsafe conditions at Maryland's roadside zoos, uncovered an extreme lack of basic care and filthy conditions at facilities housing dangerous animals such as big cats, bears and primates. The Humane Society of the United States commissioned two experts—Mel Richardson, DVM, and Richard Farinato—representing more than 80 years of collective experience with captive animals to visit and evaluate three roadside zoos in Maryland: Catoctin Zoo in Thurmont, Plumpton Park Zoo in Rising Sun and Tri-State Zoo in Cumberland.
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The Los Angeles City Council passed a motion directing the city attorney to draft an ordinance to prohibit the use of bullhooks and other tools to inflict pain for the purpose of training and controlling the behavior of elephants used in circuses and traveling shows to take effect in three years.
October 5, 2013
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Cynthia Armstrong, Oklahoma state director of The Humane Society of the United States, released a statement in response to a female employee at the G.W. Exotic Animal Park in Wynnewood, Okla. being mauled by an adult tiger
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Animal protection organizations applaud introduction of the Captive Primate Safety Act which amends the Lacey Act to prohibit interstate commerce in monkeys, apes and other primates for the exotic pet trade
May 14, 2013
USDA Revokes License of Mississippi Roadside Zoo
A roadside zoo in Mississippi has lost its exhibitor license after 43 years. The U.S. Department of Agriculture revoked the license following an undercover investigation and legal complaints to state and federal officials by The Humane Society of the United States.
November 1, 2012
The HSUS Urges Mich. Legislators to Maintain Restrictions on Public Contact with Bears
The Humane Society of the United States is asking Michigan legislators to reject Senate Bill 1236, a bill that puts public safety and animal welfare at risk by allowing the public to handle bear cubs up to approximately nine months of age.
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On the one-year anniversary of the Zanesville, Ohio, tragedy in which about 50 big cats, bears, primates and other animals were released from cages at a private menagerie, The Humane Society of the United States, World Wildlife Fund, International Fund for Animal Welfare, The Fund for Animals, Born Free USA, Big Cat Rescue, and the Global Federation of Animal Sanctuaries filed a legal petition asking the U.S. Department of Agriculture to prohibit public contact with big cats, bears and primates under the Animal Welfare Act.


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This course teaches students how to communicate methods, results, and interpretations using the vocabulary of statistics, with an application in Economics. It is intended to help students that aim to take AP Statistics tests.
Reasoning based on probability and statistics gives modern society the ability to cope with uncertainty. It deals with the design of how data is collected, the analysis of the data, and the drawing of conclusions from the data. This course aims to introduce students into statistical analysis, using as inspiration the Economics field.
This course is structure in three main blocks: exploring data, probability concepts, and introduction to inference. Along this course, students will learn how to explore data in order to describe patterns and departures from patterns, using graphical and mathematical methods, with a particular focus on the bivariate case. In addition, this course will help them familiarize with concepts from basic probability, and in particular to acquire knowledge of common discrete and continuous probability distributions. The final section of this course will be devoted to introduce students to statistical inference, in order to acquire basic notions of how to estimate population parameters and test hypotheses.
The topics covered in this course are intended to help students prepare for AP Statistic test.
By the end of this course students are expected to be able to explore data and recognize patterns with the help of graphical and summary measures. In addition, they are expected to become familiar with standard concepts of probability and common distributions (e.g. Normal Distribution), and to acquire basic notions of statistical inference.
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Wednesday, August 31, 2011
Back To School Bento Lunch at Sakura
It seemed like it had been ages since I first dined at Sakura in St. Paul, and it nearly had been. Back in February, I treated myself and family to a night at the Opera and a dinner of bento and sashimi. It was a lovely meal, and for the amount of food and the quality, it was a reasonable price, but not something I could do everyday.
Much to my surprise, summer arrived and I had a chance to try Sakura again for lunch when the prices for bento are nice, the portions smaller but filling, and still beautifully served. I had to snap a picture of my chicken teriyaki bento in the late-July sunlight through the window.
No sashimi in this Mixed bento, but tempura prawn and veggies, chicken teriyaki, salad with traditional ginger-spiced dressing, and the requisite white rice were plenty. Not pictured is the deliciously warm and brothy miso starter included with the bento platter.
I now have a family member attending school nearby within daily lunching distance of Sakura, so I'm pleased I have reason to come back and try something from their sushi menu next time. Wonderful stuff!
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Tuesday, August 30, 2011
Sweet Retreat : Ginger Sencha
I had occasion to go on a vacation retreat with my needlework guild recently, and while it all happened next to a beautiful lake, with no television, radios, or 24-7 wifi access, there were still signs of civilization - tea, of course!
I brought along my sample of Shanti Tea's Ginger Sencha, and it turned out to be a perfect choice to accompany a long day of embroidery, creativity, and occasionally over-done air-conditioning and hotdish-consuming. Relaxing is a tough business!
I brought my trusted friend Stumpy along to help with the steeping. Doesn't that mid-afternoon sunlight look inviting?
Yes, those are nice quality whole sencha leaves and lots of bits of ginger mixed together. The ginger fragrance is fairly strong, and it's for that reason that this is one my top 2 favorite ginger-infused teas. It is direct, powerful, and warming, but the blended sencha is sweet enough that you still want to sip to uncover more of the nuance. It also calms an upset stomach after a heavy meal. Did I already mention they fed us well and often at this retreat?
Stumpy unleashed: awaiting hot water from the kitchenette coffee/chocolate machine. There's no need to bring the water temperature to boiling with most senchas, which is another reason why the Ginger Sench was a great vacation choice.
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Friday, August 5, 2011
Tea CSA Journal Update : August 2011
In February, I joined the Obubu Tea CSA club, with the intention of also blogging about the different steps along the way and answering some of the typical questions some may have, such as "What do you get for your supporting funds?" and "What does a CSA support do for the farmer?"
Spring brought winds of change and lots of projects, so this update is long overdue. Nonetheless, there's plenty to report and I'm excited to still have plenty of delicious green tea discoveries to share with everyone.
1. March brought my initial shipment that included a Kyusu tea pot (pictured above), a packet of GenMaiCha (pictured below), a packet of Sakura blossoms for steeping as Sakura Tea (one of my all-time favorites), and an inscribed membership plaque with a picture of snow-capped tea bushes on Obubu farmland (not pictured.)
March also brought the Japan earthquake, a tragedy that brought nations and communities together and whose aftershocks are still shaking the tea world, both literally and figuratively. Obubu launched a donation campaign for both their customers who were in the earthquake area and for the citizens of the region, donating teapots and green tea for use in the temporary shelters.
The radiation and contamination concerns at Fukushima continue to unfold, and the green tea fields of Shizuoka have come under scrutiny in recent months, but Obubu's cooperative is located in Kyoto and continues to be safe for consumption. The economic effect on the other larger tea-growing regions has yet to be determined, which makes it all the more important to support the growers who aren't directly effected.
For more up-to-date and detailed information on Obubu's earthquake relief efforts and discussions of the health of Japan's tea-growing regions, please visit their website.
2. May's shipment included Sencha of the Wind and the usual detailed steeping instructions.
3. July's shipment included Sencha of the Summer Sun and a Bancha (unrolled green tea). Two teas!
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Thursday, August 4, 2011
Jewel of a Brew: Green Darjeeling from Shanti Tea
Certified Organic Darjeeling Green from Shanti Tea
The aroma of this tea is amazing. Sweet and rich, it had my palate piqued before I tried the first sip. Like a first-rate regular darjeeling. But a green darjeeling? Most of the time darjeelings are "aged" (oxidized) just a bit more so that they're considered black teas. I wondered what the taste difference might be, but my experiences with Darjeelings are limited compared to other teas, so you have to read this review with a gem-adorned grain of salt.
I did my usual two-step process. The session started with a strong, quick steep in the oolong pot for a first impression. Lovely. Medium astringency, very full "mouthfeel," some floral notes, but a freshness as well that might explain the difference. Not as sweet in the sip as the aroma would promise, but it's a solid citizen, as they say.
The longer steep in the Stumpy 2-cup pot was delicious. Again, a medium/full bodied cup that's astringent and rich, but keeps inviting you back. I set some aside in a thermos, and did a second long steep. I really enjoyed this tea.
Green leaves after the first steep
You'll enjoy this tea if:
You like stronger teas or are looking for something heartier to drink as a hot tea and not a fan of Assams, or a tea that would stand up very well as an iced tea.
I could see this paired with:
Your favorite salty, crumbly snack. It's really a tea to be savored on its own and for you to discover your own pairing!
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We would like to answer your questions about acupuncture and Traditional Chinese Medicine. Here are explanations to the some commonly asked questions. You are always welcome to ask our doctors questions about your own condition.
In order to have better understanding and know more details about acupuncture, please read Dr. Ke Zang's article A Brief View of Acupuncture and Healthcare.
What is acupuncture? How does acupuncture work?
How do I choose an acupuncturist?
What can you treat with acupuncture?
How many treatments will I need?
Is acupuncture safe? Does it hurt?
What should I do before, during and after acupuncture treatment?
What is acupuncture? How does acupuncture work?
Acupuncture is among the oldest healing practices in the world originating in and practiced in China for thousands of years. It is a key component of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) - a whole medical system also involving herbal medicine, nutrition, exercise (qi gong, tai ji) and tui na (Asian Bodywork) which simultaneously treats the symptoms as well as the root of the disease or disorder. Acupuncture techniques include needling and adjunct skills such as gua sha, cupping, electronic stimulation, etc...
The theories and clinical approaches of acupuncture are very different from Western Medicine. However, it has been proven both clinically and scientifically that needling directly stimulates the nervous system to improve neuromuscular, vascular and organ/endocrine system function.
Chinese medicine explains this via meridians or channels which connect different parts of the body. Like the nervous system, meridians unify all parts of the body and move the life energy qi and blood as well as connect the interior of the body with the exterior. Disease results from the disruption or imbalance in the qi flow of the meridians. Acupuncture uses hair-thin needles at specific points along these meridians to remove blockages in the flow of qi and restore and maintain health.
How do I choose an acupuncturist?
There is difference about background, credentialing, philosophy between practitioners. It is important to find an acupuncturist who meets your need. Know your acupuncturist.
What can you treat with acupuncture?
ACI Clinic provides 100% natual holist health solutions for many medical conditions and health concerns. We view your body as a whole unit other than treating one single disease. You may check our website to see what conditions we treat. Also you always can consult our doctors and learn how we take care of your whole life. In our clinic, we accept all challenging cases.
How many treatments will I need?
In general, the longer you have suffered from your condition the more treatments you will require. An initial consultation is necessary to evaluate your body condition. Our doctors individually design treatment plans according to your body and needs.
Is acupuncture safe? Does it hurt?
Acupuncture is one of the safest treatment options available today. In our clinic, we use "Clean Needle Technique" which involves using a new set of hair-thin, sterile, disposable, non-toxic needles taken from a sealed package for each patient and swabbing the site of insertion with alcohol before inserting the needles greatly reducing any risk of infection to the patient.
Acupuncture is not painful; however, the insertion of the hair-fine needles may create a qi sensation often described as a feeling of heaviness or pressure. Some patients may experience stronger qi sensations than others. Also, we offer "needleless" acupuncture technique for patients who fear needles.
What should I do before, during and after acupuncture treatment?
It is advised not to receive acupuncture on an empty stomach, immediately after consuming a large meal, if very fatigued, or emotionally upset. Wear loose, comfortable clothing. During treatment it's best to relax and feel free to ask your practitioner any questions you may have. It is recommended to avoid heavy physical activity directly after receiving a treatment.
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I am down to about 80 plus guitars in my collection, I sold 40 plus a few years back

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It is a prototype, but they actually made a total of (8) guitars

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I know because I have one of each from Washburn, with documentation.

What I was told when I bought these guitars.

That Washburn gave one of each guitar to Nuno, and One of each bass to Chris Squire of YES

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I was talking to her last night, she is soooo Ashlynn...she helped me cheer right back up!
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She's can be really shy at times. But once you get to know her, she's really outgoing. She's an amazing singer, and dancer. She loves acting and her whole life basically revolves around music and drama(as in plays). She has a lot of friends, but she's not considered popular. She has a small group of friends that rarely ever changes. She's usually really nerdy. She's into Superheros and other things like that. Though, she can be really pretty at times. Her eyes are beautiful, and she has long eyelashes. She usually has brown hair, and blue eyes. She doesn't really try hard to look good, and most of the time, she pulls it off anyways.
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WDW will be conducting more FP+ testing from December 11 to 15. The interesting thing about this test is that it will occur at MK and DHS, do it will be the first time they've tested it at two park at once.
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Reality Recap: Joseline Hernandez Disses Nicki Minaj, Beyonce, & More!
As we have watched the lives of Joseline Hernandez and many others play out through the nations eyes has brought about many opinions.
When Joseline came on the "Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta" scene she had the internet going nuts. Lately there were a slew of tweets that didn't sound like Joseline by any means. She later said that her Twitter account was hacked. More recently, Joseline and Stevie J announced that they were splitting. Soon after, Joseline went to Twitter and revealed multiple affairs that she had.
A lot of people weren't buying the "hacked twitter" excuse anymore which is the explanation that Joseline later gave. Now, a video has surfaced that sort of solidifies why so many people are no longer buying her hacked Twitter excuse.
The video that surfaced is of Joseline recording a diss track and she is "turned up" to put it lightly. Checkout the video below.
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Here is where she disses Beyonce, Lady Gaga, Lil Kim, Katy Perry, Nicki, and more…
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Indian tribes and Native Alaskan Villages face significant solid and hazardous waste management challenges. EPA and other organizations provide technical assistance resources to help these communities protect public health and the environment. This page contains information on Technical Assistance Resources as well as the Financial Resources available to tribes for financing waste environmental compliance. Tribal Contacts are available to answer specific waste program questions.
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The technical assistance, financial resources and contact information listed in the bottom right side bar will specifically assist tribal communities. These are not exhaustive listings of available resources but rather highlights of some resources from the vast array of available tools.
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EPA Office of Water – Tribal Assistance Programs
This page provides links to several federal programs that provide technical assistance and grants to Indian tribes and Alaska Native Villages.
Indian Health Service Area Regional Office – Office of Environmental Health and Engineering – Division of Sanitation Facilities Construction
The Sanitation Facilities Construction (SFC) Program is the environmental engineering component of the IHS health delivery system. The SFC Program provides technical and financial assistance to Indian tribes and Alaska Native communities (tribes) for the cooperative development and continuing operation of safe water, wastewater, and solid waste systems, and related support facilities.
Solid Waste Alaska Network
This document provides a directory of service providers who can provide funding information and technical assistance resources.
Bureau of Reclamation Native American Affairs Office and Program
The Native American Affairs Office in the Commissioner's Office serves as the central coordination point for the Native American Affairs Program and is Reclamation's policy lead for all Native American issues.
EPA American Indian Environmental Office
The American Indian Environmental Office (AIEO) coordinates the Agency-wide effort to strengthen public health and environmental protection in Indian Country, with a special emphasis on building Tribal capacity to administer their own environmental programs.
EPA Office of Resource Conservation and Recovery – Tribal Case Studies Compilation
The experience of other tribes, villages, and tribal consortia that have successful programs already in place or on the way is a valuable resource for tribes and Alaska native villages developing solid waste management programs. Officials of such organizations are often willing to share their expertise with others who are attempting similar programs.
EPA Office of Resource Conservation and Recovery – Regional Web Sites and Waste Programs
Provides links to the 10 EPA Regional Home Pages and their associated hazardous and solid waste pages.
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Provides links to the US State and Territories and their hazardous and solid waste pages.
Indian tribes and Native Alaskan Villages face significant water and wastewater infrastructure challenges. EPA and other organizations provide financial resources to help communities protect public health and the environment. The following is a non-exhaustive list of financial resources targeted toward tribes.
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Ladies We Love: Wendy Williams
By John Koblin
What's particularly amazing is how she interacts so comfortably with an audience after spending years in the solitude of a radio booth. She's still learning the art of TV before our eyes. And it can occasionally be rough. "I can't sit on daytime TV with even a peep of cleavage!" she says, sounding aghast. "Did you know that? Did you know that was the unwritten rule? Look around the channels and show me who's showing cleavage. I wear a minimizer bra. However, certain things are always obvious." (She's referring to the size of her breasts, which are, to put it mildly, huge, thanks to the implants that she frequently mentions.)
Or there's the fact that she's still used to talking in four or five hour blocks per show, instead of in tiny segments of less than 10 minutes. "I've had to learn to edit my conversations," she says. "I'm not that good at it. I know I'll be cut off by an Ivory Snow commercial, and then they start the music!"
She's also had to tone down the sass a bit. Williams has managed to bring her irreverent commentary on the state of celebrities to her show, but she's not nearly as dramatic a grenade-thrower as she was on the radio. There, she was the scourge of the hip-hop industry. Williams had her fights with plenty of performers, including but not limited to: Lil' Kim, Puff Daddy, Mary J. Blige, Whitney Houston, LL Cool J, and Mariah Carey. She has been the subject of less-than-flattering song lyrics. (Among other things, she claimed in her 2004 book, The Wendy Williams Experience, that Puffy "single-handedly tried to ruin" her career in the late '90s, getting her Hot 97 radio show taken off the air).
And then, above all else, there's one thing for which Williams really gained fame: Her outing of gay rappers. She even had a not-so-secret code when she referred to an allegedly light-in-his-loafers performer: "How you doin'?" Asked about this, she says, "I hate to seem corny -- that's a part of my past that I have no regrets about. Without my past, I wouldn't have my present. And that's something I don't want to talk about. I'm not a mean-spirited person." However loaded that phrase once was, it's been smoothed over and turned into a catchphrase, the signature flourish of her show. "It's just a friendly expression," she says, explaining its meaning now. "It's a twist on 'How are you doing?' Which is so beige!"
Today, Williams says her fan base consists of women who need a girlfriend -- and the gays. Within her studio, there is a winking acknowledgement of who, exactly, is in the crowd. "Fellas, move your backpacks, ladies move those purses," says a man working for the show before it goes live, adding, in a sort of sardonic whisper, "Guys, move your purses'"
The reason she's popular among gays isn't that hard to trace. "She looks like a tranny!" says Daniel Lawson, a 25-year-old fan at the taping. "If you have big hair and a big personality, gays are going to love you."
"I think they recognize the differences in me," says Williams. When she was growing up in New Jersey, she says, she was the outcast. By the sixth grade, she was already 5-foot-11 and wore a size 11 shoe. "I was the weirdo. On The Cosby Show, I was Lisa Bonet," she says, referring to the actress who played the misfit of the '80s comedy.
She's always stood out, and now she's transforming that into a daytime brand. "I embrace who I am, differences and all," she says. "In this world, where difference is not accepted, people like Madonna. People like Gaga, Nicki Minaj, Wendy. And I'm not saying you have to go to the extreme of arriving at places in eggs, because I don't go out of my way to be who I am. I just am who I am. And it happens to be bigger and more noticeable than the girl to my left and the girl to my right."
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BYOD: 10 Tips Enterprises Can Use to Protect Their Data
Bring your own device (BYOD) has become a huge trend at the workplace, especially when corporations want to take advantage of the increases in work productivity this brings. Workers that use their own mobile devices at work - to do work - tend to be a lot more efficient.
Tofino Security article: SCADA Cyber Security Problems
SCADA Cyber Security Problems - Just How Common are the Programming Errors?
ACS 2011 Conference Summary - September 21
The final agenda can be found at www.realtimeacs.com There are several unique hallmarks of the conference:
Cyber Threat to Control Systems: Are Companies Expecting Too Much Info?
The industry uses the general term "threat information," but during more detailed discussions, it seems that the information companies seek is more like the traditional military concept of "tactical information."
Future of Instrumentation Workshop
Oakridge National Laboratory is hosting the above workshop November 8 – 10 at their facilities in Oakridge Tennessee with the intent of focusing on the Future of Instrumentation.
More on Stuxnet and a New SCADA Security Blog
This popped up in my email box this morning. It's a note from Eric Byres at Tofino. Eric is a well-known security expert and a sometime contributor to Control. "With announcement on Tuesday of the Microsoft patch for the Stuxnet vulnerability, we have updated our recommendations for addressing this critical...
Leadership Focus Podcast: Cyber Security
Each year the damage to critical infrastructure from network incidentsand cyber attacks is measured in the billions of dollars.
Another Plant Safety Issue
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In his blog "What do 9/11, the Detroit bomber and ICS Security have in Common," Joe Weiss makes some really good points.
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With snow in so many states, I can't stop thinking about snow boots. No, not the waterproof wellie kind (sorry Hunter, even socks don't make them warm enough) or toasty Uggs (no matter how much you waterproof spray them, they aren't waterproof!)—I'm talking about good old-fashioned snow boots. Caveat! Since I'm a style maven and self-proclaimed shoe-aholic, these boots need to... CONTINUE READING 15


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UPDATE on second incident on S. Forest -- As reported to the Ann Arbor Police, it did not occur in the parking structure, but on the sidewalk south of the structure near Willard St. This incident is being investigated by the Ann Arbor Police.
UPDATE on third incident at South Quad -- The suspect did not steal the earbuds; he disconnected the laptop from the earbuds and fled with the laptop.
(updated on Mar 30 2012 03:00)
In three possibly related incidents, subjects reported one or two males took their belongings and fled. On Diag, a student lent his cell phone to a male, they walked to the bus stop, and the "borrower" ran away with the phone. In the structure, two males approached the victim, grabbed his phone and fled. In SQ, a student was sitting on the hallway floor, when a male grabbed the earbuds from her ears and the connected laptop before fleeing out the front door and joining two other males on foot.
|Inc #1 -- Black male, 22-25 years, 5'7" with medium build wearing all dark clothing, including a dark hoodie
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Strangely similar to this week's other beer. Not as sweet, but also not as much body. Subdued hops and roast caramel malts. Deep, dark color and smooth aftertaste. Don't think I've ever had a Filipino beer...but so far, so good! Dark and sweet, just like the skin of a Filipino ladyboy. Wait...DELETE THAT BEFORE PUBLISHING!!
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Subacute repair of latissimus dorsi tendon avulsion in the recreational athlete: Two-year outcomes of 2 cases.
Summary of "Subacute repair of latissimus dorsi tendon avulsion in the recreational athlete: Two-year outcomes of 2 cases."
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University of Iowa Carver College of Medicine, Iowa City, IA.
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Acute traumatic tear of latissimus dorsi muscle in an elite track athlete.
Soft tissue injuries constitute 30-50% of all sports related injuries; however, injury to the latissimus dorsi muscle is quite rare with only a few cases reported in the literature. Herein, we describ...
Latissimus dorsi tendon transfer for irreparable postero-superior cuff tears: current concepts, indications, and recent advances.
Latissimus dorsi tendon transfer is a method for surgical treatment of massive irreparable posterosuperior cuff tears. It partially restores active anteflexion, external rotation, and function of the ...
Humeral resurfacing arthroplasty in combination with latissimus dorsi tendon transfer in patients with rotator cuff tear arthropathy and preserved subscapularis muscle function: preliminary report and short-term results.
Humeral resurfacing arthroplasty represents an alternative option to hemiarthroplasty for treatment of cuff tear arthropathy (CTA), with the advantages as follows: suitability for relatively young and...
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Calf muscle atrophy (muscle degeneration) is common following Achilles tendon repair due to the immobilization period necessary to ensure optimal healing. The purpose of this study is to ...
Comparison of Tendon Repair and Physiotherapy in the Treatment of Small and Medium-Sized Tears of the Rotator Cuff
The purpose of this study is to compare treatment benefits from surgical treatment by tendon repair and from physiotherapy for small and medium-sized rotator cuff tears.
Acute Achilles Repair With or Without OrthADAPT Augmentation
The purpose of this study is to assess the clinical performance of the OrthADAPT Bioimplant in patients with acute mid-substance Achilles tendon tears requiring surgical repair.
Surgical Treatment for Acute Patella Tendon Rupture
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An operation that uses stimulated latissimus dorsi muscle (SKELETAL MUSCLE VENTRICLE) to assist cardiac function. The latissimus dorsi muscle is mobilized from the chest wall and moved into the thorax through the bed of the resected 2nd or 3rd rib. The muscle is then wrapped around the left and right ventricles and stimulated to contract during cardiac systole by means of an implanted burst-stimulator. (Stedman, 26th ed)
Skeletal Muscle Ventricle
Autologous skeletal muscle that is wrapped around the heart and electrically stimulated in order to provide mechanical heart assistance. The latissimus dorsi muscle is commonly used to form this ventricle that functions to independently augment cardiac performance by pumping in series with the heart.
Inflammation of the synovial lining of a tendon sheath. Causes include trauma, tendon stress, bacterial disease (gonorrhea, tuberculosis), rheumatic disease, and gout. Common sites are the hand, wrist, shoulder capsule, hip capsule, hamstring muscles, and Achilles tendon. The tendon sheaths become inflamed and painful, and accumulate fluid. Joint mobility is usually reduced.
Tendon Transfer
Surgical procedure by which a tendon is incised at its insertion and placed at an anatomical site distant from the original insertion. The tendon remains attached at the point of origin and takes over the function of a muscle inactivated by trauma or disease.
Patellar Ligament
A band of fibrous tissue that attaches the apex of the PATELLA to the lower part of the tubercle of the TIBIA. The ligament is actually the caudal continuation of the common tendon of the QUADRICEPS FEMORIS. The patella is embedded in that tendon. As such, the patellar ligament can be thought of as connecting the quadriceps femoris tendon to the tibia, and therefore it is sometimes called the patellar tendon.


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Didn't you make documentaries before you started acting?
Well, since I was a little girl, I always wanted to be an actress. I would put on plays in my parents' backyard and wear my mom's dresses—playing dress-up was my favorite thing in the world. But in high school I became friends with this guy who was this Spike Lee wannabe, and he took me to see Do the Right Thing, and it just changed me. From that, the idea that I could create stories and characters for black women and men to play who weren't just stereotypes, was incredible for me. I actually made a couple short films after that.
Is that inner revolutionary still inside of you?
Absolutely, but maturity has let me know that there's a way to deliver a message and still entertain the audience. Back then, I didn't care about entertaining anyone— I had a point to make, dammit! [Laughs.] The most important thing for anyone who wants to make movies is to entertain people. If you find a way to layer it, give them more depth, and make them think about things, that's the ultimate success. It's sad, we now live in a place where commerce is more important than art, but you have to move with the times.


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Time for a little back patting. Pharmaceutical Executive's own Joanna Breitstein was awarded a Neal Award for Best Single Article for her work on the malaria story "Fight Resistance." The Neal Awards are the top editorial honors for business publication, and Pharm Exec was selected from more than a thousand entries. The magazine was also nominated for Best Staff-written Editorials or Opinion Columns for Patrick Clinton's "From the Editor." Check out the video below to watch Joanna accept her award.
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50 Cent Saved Jeremih From Being Dropped
Jeremih was in hot water before 50 Cent came along. The R&B crooner was reportedly in danger of being dropped from Def Jam after his sophomore album All About You failed to make an impact. But after the G-Unit henchman added his verse to "Down on Me" and the video with YouTube sensation Keenan Cahill went viral, he was given another shot.
"They was counting Jeremih out completely. He was already gon' be dropped from Def Jam before ["Down on Me"]," 50 told Hot 97's Angie Martinez. "He was definitely gonna be in a position where he was getting dropped because the first week sales was really low on the record."
Finding himself in a financially comfortable position, the hip-hop mogul decided to hop on Jeremih's second single on the strength of his artistic abilities. "We did the song, I didn't care. I was just looking at him as an artist and I said he sounds good, and I thought he was a dope artist, so I said I'ma do it," he explained. "And we did the song, and then it took off. It's been number one for what, five weeks now?"
Since then, the club banger cracked the top 10 on the Billboard Hot 100 and even higher on the R&B/Hip-Hop Songs chart. "It made sense to me from an artist's perspective," continued Fif. "What I have now, the luxury of being in a secure space financially, is me having the ability to make decisions based on just the art."Tweet
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You may have heard, but there are some folks out there who aren't too pleased with all the plastic we have in clogging our landfills and killing our wildlife. Luckily, now all these anti-our-giant-and-oh-so-necessary-3-friggin'-liter-bottles-of-sugar-water might be able to throw a party replete with tofu cubes and spring rolls: a mushroom has been found in the Amazon that might simply eat it all. Yep.
Pestalotiopsis microspora, a horror movie mushroom if there ever was one, was found in Ecuador by biochemistry professor Scott Strobel and his team of Yale researchers as part of the university's annual Rainforest Expedition and Laboratory. And it can live off polyurethane aka plastic exclusively. No oxygen required. This matters because landfills don't exactly come with an abundance of good ole' oxygen at the bottom of its trashy piles.
At the moment, there isn't much information on reasons why this wouldn't work, so I guess we can all rest easy with the comforting thought that there is a plant out there that likes nothing more than to eat indestructible things.
I assume we'll start using these in our landfills.
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In this post, I want to pull together all the steps necessary to take a Converged Network Adapter (CNA)-equipped server and connect it, using FCoE, to a Fibre Channel-attached storage array. There isn't a whole lot of "net new" information in this post, but rather I'm summarizing previous posts, organizing the information, and showing how these steps relate to each other. I hope that this helps someone understand the "big picture" of how FCoE and Fibre Channel relate to each other and how they interoperate (which, quite frankly, is one of the key factors for the adoption of FCoE).
The steps involved come from an environment with the following components:
- A Dell PowerEdge R610 server running VMware ESXi and containing an Emulex CNA
- A Cisco Nexus 5010 switch running NX-OS 4.2(1)N1(1).
- A Cisco MDS 9134 Fibre Channel switch running NX-OS 5.0(1a).
- An older EMC CX3-based array with Fibre Channel ports in the storage processors.
We'll start at the edge (the host) and work our way to the storage. All these steps assume that you've already taken care of the physical cabling.
- Depending upon how old the software is on your hosts, you might need to install updated drivers for your CNA, as I described here. If you're using newer versions of software, the drivers will most likely work just fine out of the box.
- The closest piece to the edge is the FCoE configuration on the Nexus 5010 switch. Here's how to setup FCoE on a Nexus 5000. Be sure that you map VLANs correctly to VSANs; for every VSAN that needs to be accessible from the FCoE-attached hosts, you'll need a matching VLAN. Further, as pointed out here, the VLAN and VLAN trunking configuration is critical to making FCoE work properly anyway.
- The next step is connecting the Nexus 5010 to the MDS 9134 Fibre Channel switch. Read this to see how to configure NPV on a Nexus 5000 if you are going to use NPV mode (and read this for more information on NPV and NPIV). Using NPV or not, you'll also need to setup connections between the Nexus and the MDS; here's how to setup SAN port channels between a Cisco Nexus and a Cisco MDS.
- Once the Nexus and the MDS are connected, then you'll need to perform the necessary zoning so that the hosts can see the storage. Before starting the zoning, you might find it helpful to set up device aliases. After your device aliases are defined, you can create the zones and zonesets. This post has information on how to create zones via CLI; this post has information on how to manage zones via CLI.
At this point—if everything is working correctly—then you are done and you should be ready to present storage to the end hosts.
I hope this helps put the steps involved (all of which I've already written about) in the right order and in the right relationship to each other. If there are any questions, clarifications, or suggestions, please feel free to speak up in the comments.
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Thanks Scott!
We have almost the same setup. We had a LOT of issues with Pause Frames @ the Switch (flapping / shutting ports). We were using QLogic QME8142 mezz card CNAs. Any issues with the Emulex?
In regards to Brian's question regarding pause frames. There is a known issue with pause frames with the generation 1 (Menlo based) CNAs from both Emulex and QLogic. Essentially, the CNA's continually transmit "unpause" frames.
With the gen 2 CNAs (what you're using), I haven't noticed any problems but I did run into the same problem you describe where the interface on the switch goes error disabled. I suspect this is due to continuous pauses being sent from the CNA. However, I cannot get the problem to reproduce at will and as a result haven't been able to get a trace of the problem as it's happening. I would be interested in any specifics you could provide regarding the topology, workload, etc. If I could reproduce it at will, it would make getting to the bottom of the problem possible..
Nicely consolidated! Good reference writeup Scott. Thanks!
Hi Erik,
Regarding the errordisable scenario, you need pause rx on the switch with little traffic tx from the switch. The logic says if the rate to the server is between 100kb/s and 5mb/s, and we are receiving 1 pause every .5s for 20 .5s periods (10s), then you presume the port is broken and we don't want it blocking other traffic in the fabric. You should be sending flowcontrol when you aren't being overwhelmed. It is logical to think a 10GE interface is not being overwhelmed when it's throughput is less than 5mb/s. The 100kb/s is put in as a check to see if a flow is actually being received and not just base traffic.
My question for you and whoever else is seeing this is if you are sending a lot of traffic to that host at that time and what CNA it is. As you mentioned, the gen1 CNA's sent like 300 xon quanta 0 per second under no load.
Dear Scott
If we have one EMC FCoE San storage and NEXUS 5010 and IBM Blade server which we want to implement cross-connected vPC and we design straight link for FCoE interface from NEXUS 4001I to 5000 then by this work we have an isolated environment for FCoE protocol. In this case don't we need to have mapping any VSAN to VLAN?
Another question, we have EMC VNX (with FCoE modules) then is there a need to implement VFC? How can I configure the pure FCoE environment?
If we are going to connect this pure FCoE environment to FC environment then is that enough to implement ISL between NEXUS 5000 and fabric switches and put the VFC on the appropriate VSAN?
we have a VNX 5700 FCOE ports connected to Nexus 5k but can't figure out why the array ports will not login to the switch. We configured vfc interfaces, mapped them to ethernet ports, put vfc interfaces into vsans. Yet when i run "sh fcoe database" ..it shows nothing. Did you have to do anything specific on VNX ? Is it possible that you could email me your nexus config ?
Thank you
I'll reply to my own question. Apparently on 5548 you have to enable these parameters and then VNX logs-in just fine.
system qos
service-policy type qos input fcoe-default-in-policy
service-policy type queuing input fcoe-default-in-policy
service-policy type queuing output fcoe-default-out-policy
service-policy type network-qos fcoe-default-nq-policy
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Monday, December 09, 2013
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I hope you will try out the new social service I'm prototyping: Will You Please Pull Over. It's an online citation generation thing, a way to express your indignation and sort of the anti-badge. Let me know what you think.
Saturday, May 11, 2013
Embeddable You
I spent the morning learning more about Bootstrap. Here's an example of stacked pills that lets you toggle between four different versions of George and Ira Gershwin's "Embraceable You." Thanks to David Cochran for the tutorial.
Ella Fitzgerald
Nat King Cole
Ginger Rogers
Joshua Bell
I couldn't find Joshua Bell's version in a readily embeddable form so the audio is just a sample. You should buy it. The barrier gave me an opportunity to try out another nice open source offering -- Jplayer. I used the circle player. (Except it doesn't seem to be working in IE. Oh well for now.)
I think Bell must be so connected with his violin that it's like his own voice. Have you heard him make it sing when he plays other pieces written for the voice -- like "O Mio Babbino Caro?" Gorgeous.
Sunday, February 17, 2013
Thwarted: Has NPR discontinued audio embed? Is it another clue that blogging really is dying?
I wanted to embed a story from NPR as a followup to a popular evergreen post on my LearnAndTeachOnline.com blog about Colin Firth's reading of The End of the Affair audiobook.
Thwarted. I haven't tried to embed audio from NPR for a few months, and unless I'm missing something, they have discontinued the opportunity. What a shame.
I can only guess somebody made a decision that they wanted to support only sharing methods that send traffic to the NPR.org site. If that's the case, it makes think less of public radio. Certainly YouTube does not suffer from allowing bloggers to place its media on external pages. Is independent blogging so on the wane that the only sharing methods deemed with bothering with are Twitter, Facebook and email? I adore the David Weinberger vision of the web as a collection of "small pieces loosely joined," but the idea sure loses its idealistic promise when only the big commercial social players can play.
Maybe they'll surprise me and the feature will come back; maybe they're cooking up an all-new HTML5 scheme or something that will cheer me up. You think?
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Saturday, January 26, 2013
A sad effect of Twitter use
People who used to blog don't blog anymore. It's too easy to tweet, but you can't develop an idea in 140 characters, can't go deep, can't really discuss. You just blurt. Somebody might blurt back. You half-satisfy the blogging urge by getting a sliver of the thought you wanted to share out into the world.
What's the answer? I guess blogging has to be made even easier, or blogging has to be re-imagined, or maybe there's a cross between microblogging and plain ole blogging. Or a whole new sub-medium has to evolve or be invented.
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Monday, January 14, 2013
Joe Scarborough's term for the anti-government faction of the pro-gun 'community'
It has been nice to see Joe Scarborough distinguishing between relatively sensible gun advocates (like hunters) and the contingent that is all too eager to do battle with the government—and they're not just talking about a war of words. He terms them "survivalists." I hope it catches on.
Here's a guy cheered on by some Palin fans. Others in the comments at C4P urge moderation in discussion of armed rebellion, likely for fear of a negative reflection on their object of affection.
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Sunday, January 13, 2013
That was cute
Chris Hayes was cute yesterday morning on his eponymous MSNBC show in discussing the trillion dollar coin game.
Later on Saturday the Treasury Department announced it has discarded the coin option.
Tuesday, January 08, 2013
Alex Jones hews to the success formula of the conservative entertainment complex
As an aside to my suggestion to journalists when interviewing gun rights advocates, I feel sure Alex Jones' mien in the Pier Morgan interview was calculated. He "went off" on cue.
It is part of the success formula of the "conservative entertainment complex," as David Frum termed it. Members of that complex don't rake in the cash by taking moderate positions.
They don't care if they don't appeal to the masses—in fact, they don't wish to, because they are eager to be vilified. Sarah Palin, Rush Limbaugh and others are masters of the secret:
- You target an audience of maybe a few hundred thousand citizens who already feel put upon.
- You assure them they are due to suffer even more.
- You paint a picture of a despicable enemy.
- They buy your books, listen to your show, visit your website, fund your PACs—and worship you.
- (You also realize more sales when the opposing party is in power.)
Rachel Maddow nailed the recipe for success among the most extreme conservatives on her Jan. 16 show:
(Please MSNBC, can't you convince advertisers to supply 10- or 15-second spots for embeds? I posted a 19-second clip the other day and felt downright silly that it had to be preceded by a 30-second commercial. I'm not saying no ads, only shorter ones. And advertisers, consider this. When a prospect sees a commercial that's longer than the content, they'll likely be more ticked at you than they are annoyed at a blogger for subjecting them to it. You can get creative if you want to, and it would be in your interest to try.)
Journalists, do you have the courage to conduct completely honest interviews with gun advocates?
After Alex Jones' wild man display on Piers Morgan's show last night, gun advocates will want to tone it down and try to go easy on the tyrannical government tack. Here's a gun rights partisan who thinks the exhibition made his camp look deranged.
Check the comments to the "Truth About Guns" blog post. Not all of the commenters agree that the Infowars entrepreneur was over the top. Catch a whiff of the eagerness to join up with a militia if their rights are threatened. It's this aspect of this debate that timid journalists may feel more comfortable avoiding, but they have an obligation to tease out an interviewee's affinity to "2nd Amendment remedies" when they talk to gun advocates. They'll have to coax it out because the interview subject won't bring it up.
We hear about hunting and self protection, yet the fantasy of armed rebellion that makes up a share of certain gun advocates' zeal rarely is mentioned. Let's know who you're talking to, journalists. Do you have the courage to ask?
Related post: Alex Jones knew just what he was doing
Saturday, October 06, 2012
Anti-Obama forces made the 8 percent mark as important as it is
Ezra Klein, subbing for Lawrence O'Donnell last night, pointed out how we've seen 0.2-, 0.3- or 0.4-percent drops in the unemployment rate in very recent memory, but that dipping below 8 percent is an important psychological shift.
What I think is funny? It's the anti-Obama camp that made that imaginary line so important. You remember, all that talk—over and over and over and over—about how Obama promised the rate would stay under 8 if the stimulus plan was enacted? The charge always sounds very whiny to me—like a 4-year-old complaining to a parent, "You promised I could have that toy."
That "promise" was based on projections prepared by administration economists Christine Romer and Jared Bernstein just before Obama was sworn in, right in the middle of the worst financial disaster since the Great Depression. According to the best available numbers at that chaotic time, GDP was shrinking fast and something had to be done. They prescribed a remedy only to learn later that GDP was falling off at triple the rate they used in their projections. In other words, things were a whole lot worse than anybody realized—than anybody could realize—at the time.
But that's too subtle. Better to say "8 percent" a million times. Now they gotta live with it.
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Saturday, September 01, 2012
Grassroots news and the Ron Paul movement
The last stand of the Paulites at the Republican National Convention was pretty interesting stuff from a political standpoint. But the way the word got out about the RNC's scuttling of its vocal libertarian wing is even more intriguing if you like to track the rise of the web and the decline of the mainstream media.
First, check out this guy's YouTube channel and his reporting of the voice vote on that controversial rule about delegate standing.
Ben Swann is a local Fox anchor in Cincinnati who started the RealityCheck channel about six months ago. Maybe local anchors are moonlighting like this all over the country or the world; I had not heard of it. The libertarian is a pro at presenting and the graphics and set are quite slick, too.
Second, notice in the report that two bits of vital info about the story came from delegate cellphones. The "nays" for the voice vote naturally sounds quite a bit louder from the middle of the Paul crowd, so that might not prove anything, but it would explain why Paul supporters are so angry about the outcome. The news that the "ayes have it" had been pre-programmed into John Boehner's teleprompter script also came via delegate phone video.
Third, Twitter was the medium through which you could learn in real time that some Paul supporters were stuck on a bus circling the hall.
h/t: Dave Weigel
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Tuesday, August 07, 2012
'You'll never amount to anything'
On my walk yesterday I couldn't help but read the chalked messages on the trail. There must have been a run or ride over the weekend, and the mile markers and encouraging messages were still there for me.
Not that I didn't appreciate the little tips and affirmations, but the cynic in me really wants to bring a piece of chalk next time and suggest in my own message that the walkers, runners and riders will never amount to anything.
Sunday, June 17, 2012
Failure of institutions meme is picking up steam
It's nice to see the whole broad failure of institutions idea picking up traction. It has to be a good thing.
Maureen Dowd must be one of the gang of journalists covering the Jerry Sandusky trial in Pennsylvania. She has a thoughtful column today in the NYTimes about doing the right thing, whistleblowing and more.
I'd probably pay good money to see a discussion of this by Dowd, Chris Hayes and David Simon. Though Dowd can be trivial. Maybe swap her out for Lawrence Lessig, who appeared on Chris Hayes' Up with Chris show yesterday.
I'm reading Hayes' new book now which discusses many of these ideas and wraps them around the notion of the American meritocracy. I'd enjoy hearing David Simon's take on that particular spin.
Simon may have started it all with The Wire. He talks about institutions and how they will betray you in this 2009 interview with Bill Moyers. I think Moyers reduces the idea down too far when he tries to make it all about "juking the stats." It's way more than that.
Did you know Simon starting blogging a few weeks ago? I know, I know, my pals in the information-should-be-free world think his positions on paywalls and fair pay for trained and skills journalists make him a clueless fool. That's one thing he's definitely not. The funny thing is his motivation for blogging sounds very much like blogging pioneer Dave Winer's own tipping point. They both had been misunderstood when they gave interviews and wanted an unfiltered forum, a place to get all nuance-y for an audience that cares about the whole idea behind the soundbite. Do yourself a favor and dig into the posts and their comments. Simon invests himself in the comments.
Thursday, June 07, 2012
Burying a wet iPhone in rice totally works!
And oh what a relief it is (that's a generation-specific reference), because I had myself all steeled to revert to my first-gen phone and wait the however many weeks or months for the iPhone 5. Let me tell you, I was feeling pretty good about that—thrifty, stoic, self-sacrificing, nay even noble.
Anyway, I thought I'd done everything wrong (tried powering on too soon, plugged into a charger before realizing it was too wet), but it turns out the web recommendations to sink your phone in a heap of rice worked a treat. Guy at the AT&T store told me removing the SIM card had been a good move, too. You can learn all of this if you do what I did when I realized too much pool water had splashed on my phone: search and read. The reason I wanted to narrate my experience was to add a small tip to the gathered netwisdom on the topic that I didn't learn in my search expedition.
The tips: battery will be drained and pick up some slivered almonds
This morning, after letting the phone sit in a Tupperware container full of rice overnight, I tried to start it and believed it was all over. I took both phones to the store at lunchtime, thinking I would probably end up getting a new SIM and temporarily use the circa 2007 phone. The clever employee tried charging the newer phone and darned if it didn't turn on, but the charge was at zero. That's something I had not even considered because I almost always keep my phone charged to 50% or more. I don't understand the physics of it but something that happened in the process completely zapped any remaining charge.
So, the lesson is: maybe you didn't screw up. Enhance your calm. Don't rush into a new contract. If it doesn't turn on, it might not be fried; it might be just drained.
Oh, and if you're like me and the closest place that sells rice is an Indian grocery, pick up some slivered almonds while you're there. You'll pay about one-tenth the price of those teeny packs you impulse-buy just because the supermarkets put them near the produce. I got idly rice there. It's sort of barley-shaped and used in making dosa.
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Monday, May 28, 2012
Old broadcast media and the internet are not fully converged—in our heads
Radio/TV and web multimedia are getting closer together, but we still haven't gotten past some of the old conventions, have we?
What made me think of it today was seeing a "Radio-ready PSAs" category on this U.S. Centers for Disease Control podcasts page. CDC is really savvy about the web. They get their message out with widgets. They were early into podcasts, though they've podfaded like a lot of early enthusiasts.
Why can't public service announcements be more a part of the net culture? Audio and video from non-profits could be embedded solo on blogs and other sites like widgets, appended to videos and podcasts. You could even make a syndication network for them for use in podcasts.
Of course, you might want the announce style to be a little more hip than your booming pipes radio guy. I don't think that necessarily works anymore, at least it's a turnoff for me.