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LATROBE, Pa. -- Pittsburgh Steelers coach Mike Tomlin cautioned that he will not be locked in with a set rotation at quarterback this summer. But on the opening practice of training camp, Ben Roethlisberger played with the first-team offense.
The Steelers have an interesting dilemma with their quarterbacks entering the 2010 season. Roethlisberger will serve a conditional six-game suspension, which has opened the door for backups Byron Leftwich and Dennis Dixon.
Leftwich was primarily with the second-team skill players Saturday morning and worked some reps with the starting offensive line. Dixon followed Leftwich as Pittsburgh's third quarterback.
Roethlisberger and Leftwich shared first-team snaps in the afternoon practice.
Walker: Big Ovation
Steeler Nation welcomed its quarterback with open arms as Ben Roethlisberger received a loud ovation on the first day of training camp, writes ESPN.com's James Walker. Blog
But as the coaching staff warned, the rotation can -- and probably will -- change at any moment.
"We're going to switch it every day," Steelers offensive coordinator Bruce Arians said. "But to start the first day, we put our guys out there like we ended up in the spring ... It's the first day and it's a long way to [the end of] training camp."
Roethlisberger said he doesn't know what the rotation will be this year and is "taking it one day at a time."
"I'm up for whatever they want," Roethlisberger said. "I'm helping any and all of the quarterbacks, receivers, tight ends, running backs. Byron and I are communicating a lot about different things we see out there. ... Whatever rotation they want me to do, I'd run the scout team if they want me to. It wouldn't matter."
While Roethlisberger was forced to stay away from the team in the spring, Leftwich took most of the first-team snaps and is the early favorite to win the job.
Dixon, who has only one career start, also will compete, but has to make up some ground in training camp and the preseason in order to start in Week 1.
Roethlisberger, admittedly not a good teammate at times during his first six NFL seasons, was more outgoing and animated than usual during the first of the day's two practices. Receiver Hines Ward said the disgraced quarterback was clearly working to improve his relationship with his teammates.
"For many years, people didn't know what was really going on with Ben," Ward said. "He's starting to open up and be more personal with guys. Today he was talking to everybody. I really think he understands the situation. I think you could really see the excitement in him, competing and playing football again. ... He's working on trying to improve himself."
Roethlisberger received a loud ovation from fans, who were allowed in for the first time in the afternoon practice. He gave high fives to fans before practice and signed autographs afterwards.
"It's neat to hear everybody cheering and seeing my jersey," Roethlisberger said. "It was a lot of encouragement."
During the Steelers' offseason workouts, Ward said Roethlisberger should apologize to his teammates for getting suspended. However, Ward said no such apology was made during a busy team meeting Friday night.
"The whole apology thing, I'm tired of talking about it. He publicly apologized to everybody [by issuing a statement]," Ward said. "He doesn't have to come up to me and apologize. He's been through enough already."
Roethlisberger said he hopes to get past this and get back to winning championships.
"That's always my goal and that's not going to change," Roethlisberger said. "I want to get out there, and I want to win a championship this year. That's my ultimate goal."
Arians said nobody should have been surprised to watch Roethlisberger practicing with the starters.
"He's our quarterback and everybody else is fighting for a job," Arians said. "We'll switch it every day cause he's got to get with the young receivers and the other guys have to get with the veteran receivers."
James Walker covers the AFC North for ESPN.com. Information from The Associated Press was used in this report.
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I up in Alaska, Because of the ground nesting sea birds Alaska takes Rats very seriously and because of this I have never seen a rat that wasn't a lab animal. Does anyone here have any experience with rats on the farm? I have been mulling over some cellular biology (my educational background) ideas for rat control (which I wont divulge until after I get a patent, and I probably cant explain well without indecipherable jargon anyways.) but want to get a better idea of what rat populations are like out in suburban and rural areas (I've found several resources on urban rats).
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- Posted by prmsdlndfrm south IN Z 6 (firstname.lastname@example.com) on Tue, Jan 5, 10 at 14:03
Doing wildlife control work and being a farmer I can tell you for every rat you see there are 10 more. Rats have always been with man and can live and thrive wherever people are, and unless there populations get large enough you will probably never know they were there. I cant tell you how many homes Ive been called to over rats and the people are upset because they believe you have to be dirty to have rats, but as folks know in the big city this just isnt so. That is why the rodent control industry is a billion dollar industry. Ive found that a good poison program is realy the most efficient way to deal with these critters, folks around farms, and public places like the Universities are always going to have larger than usal rat populations, the food and cover these areas provide are a welcome mat. Dont know Ive told you anything you probably didnt already know through your stdies but this is my 2 cents josh |
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Rat Terriers work better then cats here! |
As a kid growing up on a farm, we learned to live with rats. All concepts/strategies used for mice (storage containers, dogs, poison, traps), were just doubled or tripled in strength. The cats usually left these things alone. We would nail down the traps (so we didn't have to retrieve them). I'd try to shoot the ones I could see, but they were pretty sneaky. We never got rid of the rats. Just my story. |
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I've not seen a rat here but growing up in Maine I did see them in the barn on more than one occasion. They are nasty but I guess they do serve a purpose. As Josh and Bill7 have stated, for every ONE you see there are many more that you don't. For all the precautions you take for mice you do need to triple it for rats as they are actually very smart and find ways to get around traps and the like. They are clever and their size only adds to the problem. My cats bring in adult rabbits but have never hauled in a rat, whether we don't have any or they choose to not mess with them, I don't know. Some of my cats are very mean hunters. We have an old barn filled with debris from previous owners...old straw/hay and tons of other garbage (not literally garbage but boxes of old magazines, car parts, etc.) so I can't imagine that we don't have them, I've just never seen one here. Lori |
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One might gain an artistic appreciation of his drawings but it is difficult to view this as Mathematics.
The real story here is that he convinced someone at Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, to publish a book about him.
I don't doubt that he experiences visual phenomena, perhaps indistinguishable from hallucinations. Although such a unique perspective might conceivably give him an opportunity to understand math in a new way I'm skeptical this occurred. I'm afraid he has no more insight than a nautilus has into the fibonacci sequence.


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All over the world, people gather to celebrate Passover - the holiday that commemorates the Jewish people's escape from slavery in Egypt. For seven or eight days (depending on where you live), families and friends come together for festive seder meals packed with ritual foods and a few dietary restrictions (for instance, no leavened grains).
And while many traditions remain the same the world over, favorite regional recipes can bring communities closer together. Here, families from Israel, Estonia and India share a few of their favorites, courtesy of the American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee, to make your celebration a little larger in spirit.
Appetizer From Israel: Moroccan Fish Recipe courtesy of Rachel Tachvilian from Beit Shemesh, Israel (serves 4)
4 slices tuna or Nile perch (if available) 2-3 ripe tomatoes Salt (for marinating fish and for sauce) Lemon juice 1/4 teaspoon turmeric 1/2 teaspoon chicken-flavored (meatless/"pareve") soup mix 2-3 cups boiled water, plus more boiled water if using tuna Handful of fresh coriander, chopped 1 red pepper, cut into wide strips 1 long chili pepper, preferably dry, cut into wide strips 1 clove fresh garlic, peeled and chopped About 1/4 cup vegetable oil 1 Tablespoon sweet red paprika.
Sprinkle salt and lemon juice over fish and let marinate for 30 minutes.
In the meantime, prepare sauce by peeling the tomatoes and placing them in a wide pot. Add salt, turmeric, and soup mix and bring to a boil.
Mash cooked tomatoes (can use a potato masher), then add 2-3 cups boiled water to pot. Bring sauce to a simmer.
Rinse fish: if using tuna, rinse it first with boiling water and then with tap water; if using Nile perch, rinse it with tap water. Place fish in sauce in a single layer, then place chopped coriander, pepper strips and chopped garlic on top of fish. Bring fish to a boil.
In the meantime, thoroughly combine the oil and sweet paprika in a separate dish and add this mixture to fish. After fish has boiled for 10 minutes, reduce flame to simmer. Simmer fish about another 30 minutes.
Serve fish with sauce, hot or at room temperature.
Entrée From Estonia: Turkey with Matzah Stuffing Recipe courtesy of Larisa Simonova from Tallinn, Estonia
1 large turkey
For the stuffing:
10 pieces of matzah 1 1/2 cups of white wine vegetable oil (for frying onions) 2 medium-sized onions, cubed 2 tablespoons of soup mix 1 stalk of celery, diced 10 rosemary twigs 1/4 to 1 cup of walnuts, chopped
For the basting oil:
1/2 cup of olive oil 1 1/2 teaspoons of mustard 1/2 teaspoon of black pepper 1/2 teaspoon of paprika
Clean turkey thoroughly.
Soak matzah in a dish with the white wine, until soft.
Fry the onions until the color is golden. Mix the onions together with matzah, then add the celery, rosemary, and walnuts.
Heat oven to 350 degrees. Mix olive oil, mustard, black pepper and paprika in separate dish and then smear on turkey using your hands. Stuff turkey with the matzah stuffing, placing any additional stuffing under the turkey.
Cover with foil and roast for at least 3 hours, turning it from time to time, until it gets tender and golden.
Dessert From India: Rolled Ratalu (Sweet Potato) with Nuts A specialty of the Bene Israel community; recipe courtesy of Rosy Solomon Moses of Mumbai, India
1 lb of sweet potatoes 2 tablespoons of mashed dates 1/4 cup of crushed almonds, pistachios, and cashews.
Boil sweet potatoes with a little salt. When tender, peel and mash potatoes and add the mashed dates. Mix and create small balls. Roll in crushed nuts and serve.
Got a favorite family Passover recipe or tradition? Be a mensch and share it in the comments below.
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Hi there! This post could not be written much better! Looking at this post reminds me of my previous roommate! He always kept talking about this. I most certainly will send this post to him. Pretty sure he's going to have a very good read. Thank you for sharing!
My aunt makes the WORST passover food.
BLECH!!!!!!!!!!!!! It was nasty-ass dried up chicken and 'meat' and potatoes that looked like dicks. Yuck yuck yuck yucklyuck yuck!!!
Funny how there is a meal to celebrate the passover of God's Angel of Death that killed the first born male of non-believers.
I bet parents don't teach their children that fact.
Actually, they do. It's referred to as the 10th plague, genius
Now here's a guy who clearly knows nothing about the Jewish holiday. God didn't kill the first born because they were "nonbelievers". The Egyptians were punished because they enslaved and tortured the Israelites for a few hundred years. And the Seder isn't about glorifying the death of the Egyptians. It's celebrating that the Jewish nation was freed from slavery. And yes, we do teach our children that the Egyptians were punished for beating and murdering Jews.
"All over the world, people gather to celebrate Passover – the holiday that commemorates the Jewish people's escape from slavery in Egypt" That is SO not true. Passover is not a holiday, it is a solemn observance of the night God passed over the Israeli people as He killed the Egyptian firstborn (people and animals alike). It is the Feast of Unleavened Bread (7 days beginning the day after Passover day) which commemorates fleeing from Egypt and slavery. Unfortunately, the Jewish faith is steeped in man's traditions rather than God's laws. Don't believe me? Do your research. Jews do not even observe Passover on the correct day, they do it one day late and lump it in with Unleavened Bread, which is foolish. Jewish leaders know better, they just choose not to rock the boat.
Oh boy, here's the know-it-all who thinks she knows it all. Uh, the Paschal sacrifice is on the 14th of Nisan, that is correct. This is what is Biblically referred to as Chag haPesach. And true, what we call the festival of Pesach is Biblically referred to as "Chag haMatzot". And yes, the 10th Plague was on the night of the 15th of Nisan. HOWEVER, what know-it-all Cindy fails to recognize is that EVERYTHING is tied in! And oh, without a functioning Temple, we cannot perform the Paschal offering, so DUH!!! She also fails to understand what the 7th day of Pesach, known as Shiv'ah shel Pesach, commemorates, and that is the crossing of the Sea of Reeds (corrupted by English translations as "the Red Sea"). Like I said, everything tied in with the same meaning. Otherwise, what does Matzah mean by itself, know-it-all Cindy?
thank you for sharing those recipes. The fish- no thanks. But I'm going to try the turkey and the sweet potato's. Matzo, whats a matzo? Would somebody pls tell me!
The sweet potato roll up thing sounds delicious. I might have to try that sometime.
I remember every year at my Aunt's house, she would make matzo ball soup from the package. I enjoy it, so no worries, except she was a health nut and never use the mix or salt. It was just a tasteless broth in hot water broth. Disgusting.
Fortunately, my dad would make some the next day
CORRECTION! oops in nuts.
nice posts amazed at some of the ideas can't wait to try the sweet potatoes rolled im nuts
kirkewilliams i guess you don't know a shit about palestinians....... you are a joke
"Jewish people's escape from slavery in Egypt."
Now it's the Palestinian people's escape from slavery in Israel.
They have the opposite problem. They're free to leave, but no other countries want them.
Exactly. No one wants the Palestinians which is how they ended up in Israel. They actually originated from the Saudi Peninsula. Read Alan Dershowitz'z book, "A Case for Israel." He talks all about the origins of "Palestinians" and how they multiply like rabbits and many are poor and under or unemployed. They want land that was never theirs and have outgrown the land that they have because they have such large families. Stop feeling sorry for them. They keep sending rockets from Gaza into Israel. They are nothing but troublemakers.
Good one.
Can I make an irrelevant comment based on incorrect topical humor too?
Very ignorant.
Now do us a favor and go martyr yourself.
To much, too fast kirke. just go with bacon jokes to warm them up.
Oh yea, the Jews really want them there....lol.
Know what's good? Pilot Bread
Here is the problem. The article is about Passover food. Pilot Bread has leavening, and during the period of the holiday, all products must be unleavened.
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This course is the graduate core course in public law for the Department of Government. It is required for those who take prelims in public law. The course is designed primarily for graduate students seeking to become professional political scientists; however, students in other disciplines with an interest in legal institutions are welcome and may find the course interesting and helpful. The main purpose of the course is to give students an overview of the field of public law in political science. Consequently, most readings are by political scientists, though public law is an interdisciplinary field. A one semester course cannot include all topics in the field, nor can it assign all the "classics" or important works on the topics that are covered. Nevertheless, this course attempts to do some of both. A reading is selected for one or more of the following reasons: 1) it is a classic, or it is familiar to most students of public law, or it is part of the intellectual history of the field; 2) it is currently seen as important by the profession, e.g., it has recently been published in a major journal, or it has won the American Political Science Association's award for the best book in public law; 3) it is an example of an area or method of research. Given these criteria, all readings are not equally good, or interesting; indeed, you may consider some dreadful. Nonetheless, attention to all of these criteria are important for a core course. The course should provide students with a good sense of this very broad field, both for the qualifying examinations and for opportunities in research and teaching.
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Class participation: You are expected to review the materials carefully and to participate actively in class discussions. You will be asked to write several one-page single spaced papers that focus on the readings for the week. You may choose the weeks with a few exceptions. You must make copies of your paper available to your classmates and me no later than noon on the day before class. Late papers are not accepted. These papers will not be graded per se, but they will serve as part of my evaluation of you. More details will be given in class. Because your future will involve teaching, presenting papers, and of course, job talks, you or a group of you may be asked to lead all or part of the weekly discussion. Research prospectus: You will submit a research prospectus of approximately 10-20 pp. It will involve a proposed plan of study for either a dissertation or a major article. More details will be given in class. The requirements and readings are subject to change depending upon class size, composition, or pedagogical considerations.
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The xana is a character found in Asturian mythology. Always female, she is a creature of extraordinary beauty believed to live in fountains, rivers, waterfalls or forested regions with pure water. She is usually described as small or slender with long blonde or light brown hair (most often curly), which she tends to with gold or silver combs woven from sun or moonbeams. The origin of the Asturian word xana is unclear, though some scholars see it as a derivation from the Latin name for the goddess Diana. References to where the mythological xanas lived are still common in Asturian toponyms. They also appear in Eastern Galician mythology.
The xanas promise treasures and can be disenchanted. Some xanas also attack people and steal their food. They live in fountains and caves.[1]
A xana can be a beneficial spirit, offering love water[clarification needed] to travelers and rewards of gold or silver to those found worthy through some undefined judgment. Their hypnotic voices can be heard during spring and summer nights. Those who have a pure soul and hear the song will be filled with a sense of peace and love. Those whose souls are not pure will feel they are being suffocated and may be driven insane.
Xanas are usually depicted in one of two ways. In one, they appear as young Nordic girls, very beautiful, with long blonde hair. This image is usually associated with xanas who possess a treasure or those under a spell. In contrast, in tales in which the xanas steal children and enter homes to bite or steal, the xanas are small, thin and dark-colored.[2]
Xanas have children, which are called xaninos, but because they cannot take care of them—xanas cannot produce milk to feed their babies—they usually take a human baby from his cradle and put their own fairy child in instead (see changelings). The human mother realizes this change when the baby grows up in just a few months. In order to unmask the xanín, one must put some pots and egg shells near the fire, and, if the baby is a changeling, he will exclaim, "I was born one hundred years ago, and since then I have not seen so many egg shells near the fire!"
Tales involving xanas[edit]
The stories about xanas can be divided into four broad categories. First, stories in which the xana has a child. In these stories, the xana switches her baby for that of another woman. Second, stories of xanas who suffer spells. In these stories, an act performed according to a secret norm can disenchant them. Third, xanas who possess treasures and riches. The xana may have acquired the riches accidentally, or through donation or theft; sometimes the human character of the tale obtains the treasure, but most of the times he does not. Finally, stories about xanas who are malicious. The most important tales of this category are those in which the xana enters a home through a keyhole; those in which the xana takes and enchants someone; those in which the xana transforms into animals; and those in which the xana provides a magic belt.[3]
Xanas in Literature[edit]
Cuban writer Daína Chaviano uses the xana motif in her acclaimed novel The Island of Eternal Love. When one of the characters encounters a xana while she is combing her hair, the dialogue between them marks a crucial twist in the plot.
Kelley Armstrong's Darkness Rising series has what are believed to be three people who are Xanas. Resurgent members of this supernatural race due to genetic modification. Membership and abilities are expected to be confirmed in The Rising. Believed Members of this supernatural race are Hayley Morris, Nicole Tillson and the now deceased Serena. Given their powers believed association with water Serena's death by drowning is suspicious and raises questions as to who would want to kill her, and be capable of doing the deed.
See also[edit]
- mouras encantadas
- Patasola
- Bloody Mary (folklore)
- White Lady (ghost)
- Weisse Frauen
- Witte Wieven
- Dames Blanches (folklore)
- Banshee
- Baobhan sith
- Leanan sídhe
- Huldra
- sayona
- Sihuanaba
- soucouyant
- Samodiva
- cliodhna
- aswang
- Manananggal
- Sundel Bolong
- Tiyanak
- rusalka
- Succubus
- Lilith


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All about Lucid Dreams. How to, sǝɔuǝıɹǝdxǝ, etc.
Please take discussions of the paranormal such as out-of-body experiences, astral projection someplace else. Binaural beats are also inappropriate. Let's keep this in the realm of science.
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Finger Induced Lucid Dreaming This appears to be the biggest improvement in lucid dreaming techniques in a long time. Be sure to give it a try.
Dream Views A good fairly comprehensive guide. There's also a great message board and an online dream journal.
LD4all A message board, it's got solid information and good community.
Lucidipedia It has good information on lucid dreaming, videos, a dream journal system, forums and online classes (both free and paid).
Mastering the Art of Lucid Dreaming A nice straightforward, step-by-step tutorial.
All Day Awareness is a great approach. Also check out Lucid Living. They are both effort intensive, but pay back in lucid dreams and more awareness in life.
This FAQ was produced by the Lucidity Institute. It's not pretty, but is based on solid science.
Lucid Dreaming Initializations
LD - Lucid Dreaming - Being aware that you are dreaming while in a dream.
RC - Reality Check - A test to establish whether you are in a dream or waking life, actively done during the day in hopes that the habit will continue within dreams.
WBTB-Wake Back To Bed - Waking up for 20-30 minutes, then going back to bed increases the chances of lucid dreaming. Use that time to read about lucid dreaming or plan your dreams, and make your intention solid.
MILD - Mnemonically Induced Lucid Dream - In short, MILD is telling yourself as you are in bed ready to sleep that you are going to become lucid when you dream, then visualizing yourself in a dream becoming lucid. Repeat until you fall asleep.
WILD - Wake-Induced Lucid Dream - A technique in which you maintain consciousness while your body falls asleep. Not for the squeamish.
DC - Dream Character - Any personality you encounter other than yourself...well, occasionally it can also be yourself.
SP - Sleep Paralysis - A natural, safe part of the process of falling asleep which causes you to be unable to move your body. The paralysis process happens to you every time you go to sleep. When you WILD and experience SP, you are conscious while it happens. Sometimes you may be visited by the dream transition buddies--relax and enjoy the show until you can interact with your environment.
Hi /r/Luciddreaming! I've been lucid dreaming for just over a year now, and I've decided to post every LD I have from now on online. Feedback would be appreciated! (self.LucidDreaming)
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I figure it would be a good way to keep motivated, and also be a fun for other people to read.
You can check them out over at http://www.projectmild.blogspot.dk/ (Don't worry, I'll get a proper domain at some point)
I'm also going to post tips and guides on different methods and inductions. Cheers :)!
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Vildt! Ville virkelig gerne kunne Lucid Dream, men har aldrig helt forstået hvordan det skal gøres :-)
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haha, det handler bare om at være dedikeret og blive ved. Det kommer hurtigt hvis man gerne vil :)
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Keep this up, man
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I will definitely try my best :)!
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Wow that #7 was a weird read.
Dreams are so funny, aren't they?
I know right? Damn cockblockers ;)
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Antibodies against prM protein distinguish between previous infection with dengue and Japanese encephalitis viruses.
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In order to illustrate the kind of OD readings which can be expected in a situation where patients are likely to be exposed to both dengue as well as Japanese encephalitis viruses, we have provided an excel file which shows representative data of IgM capture ELISA readings for real life examples of patients from dengue and JEV endemic areas.
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35 "I am the bread of life," Jesus told them. "Those who come to me will never be hungry; those who believe in me will never be thirsty. | 35 Then Jesus declared, "I am the bread of life. He who comes to me will never go hungry, and he who believes in me will never be thirsty. |
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Of course, everyone that was on that show this morning (it included Harold Ford, Steven Rattner, Michael Steele, Disco Dave, Tweety, and Chuck Todd) as well as everyone on all the various talking head shows watched by the Beltway Village Idiots Courtiers are people who will never have to worry about living on Social Security as the only thing keeping them from poverty and homelessness, so they are all fine with most any and all changes being discussed. After all, they are all Very Serious People, often wrong but never in doubt. Why, we could almost call them all "economists" they are wrong so often.
Let's Play With Some Numbers, Social Security Edition |
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Bradley Manning: Punitive Psychiatric Status Remains, but Hopeful About Youth Uprising in Tunisia and Egypt |
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Bradley Manning's friend David House was initially quite concerned about Manning's state of mind, and felt he was beginning to exhibit some of the damaging symptoms of prolonged isolation including emotional withdrawal and impaired cognitive function. Bradley seemed slow to respond when they spoke, and could not process information as quickly as he normally did. Bradley became excited and engaged, however, when David mentioned the uprisings in Tunisia and Egypt.
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Is there a catfight brewing in the Tea Party?
Harold Ford Has Lived in New York Three Years Without Paying State Taxes |
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It just gets worse and worse and worse for Harold Ford, prospective senatorial candidate for the state of New York.
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The Harold Ford Gaffe-tacular Bus just keeps on rolling.
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Harold Ford clearly has read George Orwell's 1984, but I'm not sure he understood that "Newspeak" is not something to which a reality-based politician should aspire. But when Harold Ford uses the day set aside to commemorate a man dedicated to non-violence to speak glowingly of taking electrical cords to our national backside, there's something very, very wrong going on.
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Today was a busy day in the New York Senate race even if you didn't talk about Kirsten Gillibrand and Harold Ford. Left-wing Democratic candidate Jonathan Tasini launched a campaign to end the filibuster, and both of the top Republican recruits for the race – Rep. Peter King and former Rep. Susan Molinari – dropped out of consideration for the race.
With Gillibrand and Ford included, the day was, in a word, hectic. It started early, with Harold Ford dropping a bombshell – he now supports same-sex marriage.
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Harold Ford wants the people of New York to know that he's just like Sarah Palin: a commonsense lone wolf who will not toe the party line. Also, a grifter.
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In case you haven't noticed, it looks like there are three women lining up to run for New York's senate seat. Oh yeah, and some guy might be thinking about it.
Potential Gillibrand-Ford Matchup Already Heated |
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Harold Ford really does look like he's going to take a run at New York's US Senate seat currently held by Kirsten Gillibrand. He's staffed up with a spokesman and a pollster, as well as Rod Blagojevich's old campaign manager (!). And the spokesman is already running with an angry statement:
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Brown rice pairs up with beans in this spicy Caribbean dish. Mix and match brown rice varieties to make your own blend, or purchase a packaged blend. If you can't find small red beans, use kidney beans.
In a large saucepan over high heat, combine the beans, 4 cups of the water and the bay leaves. Bring to a boil. Reduce the heat to low, cover partially and simmer until the beans are tender, 60 to 70 minutes. Drain and discard the bay leaves.
While the beans are cooking, combine the rices, 1 tablespoon of the oil, 1/2 teaspoon of the salt, and the remaining 2 1/2 cups water in a saucepan over medium-high heat. Cover and bring to a boil. Reduce the heat to low and simmer until the water is absorbed and the rice is tender, about 45 minutes. Set aside and keep warm.
In a large saucepan, heat the remaining 2 tablespoons oil over medium-high heat. Add the onion, bell pepper and celery; saute until the vegetables are softened, 6 to 8 minutes. Stir in the garlic and cook until softened, about 1 minute. Add the allspice, cloves, cayenne, the remaining 3/4 teaspoon salt and the black pepper. Cook for 1 minute. Stir in the cooked beans, the vegetable stock, tomato, thyme and hot-pepper sauce. Cook until the vegetable mixture is heated through, 6 to 8 minutes. Divide the rice among warmed individual bowls. Top each serving with beans and sprinkle with the cilantro.
This recipe is one of 150 recipes collected in The New Mayo Clinic Cookbook, published by Mayo Clinic Health Information and Oxmoor House, and winner of the 2005 James Beard award.
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If you had any doubts that Brooklyn was fast becoming one of the hottest locales in the tech industry, look no further than the 5G Summit, held from April 23 to 25 at the New York University Polytechnic School of Engineering. Co-organized by the NYU WIRELESS research center and Nokia Solutions and Networks (NSN), the conference, planned to be an annual event from now on, brought together industry leaders from across academia, business and government to explore the future of Fifth Generation—more commonly called 5G—wireless technology.
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Listen to first official single 'RIOT':
The album will be available in both standard and deluxe editions on RCA Records.
The rock giants recently headlined Radio 1's Rock Week at the BBC Maida Vale studios where they debuted the title track. They have also announced a UK tour for March which is already sold out.
The album TEMPER TEMPER was produced by Don Gilmore (Linkin Park / Pearl Jam) who worked with the band on their previous album, 2010's Fever, and was recorded in Thailand and Wales. Fever debuted in the Top 10 in the UK (#5), USA (#3), Japan (#1), Australia (#5), Austria (#2), Canada (#4), Germany (#3) and Switzerland (#7).


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13 But of which of the angels has he said at any time, "Sit at my right hand, Until I make your enemies the footstool of your feet?" | 13 To which of the angels did God ever say, "Sit at my right hand until I make your enemies a footstool for your feet" ? |
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 14 /PRNewswire/ -- Thursday, October 15, 2009 marks the 35th anniversary of the founding of the Philadelphia Ronald McDonald House, the first of 288 Ronald McDonald Houses in 52 countries and regions throughout the world, and of four in the Greater Philadelphia Region. These include the Philadelphia House's two locations (on Chestnut Street, and at the intersection of Front Street and Erie Avenue); the Ronald McDonald House of Southern New Jersey, the world's 51st House, founded in 1983; and the Ronald McDonald House of Delaware, the world's 137th House, founded in 1991.
"Together, our Region's Ronald McDonald Houses have proudly served as safe, affordable 'homes away from home' for nearly 75,000 families of seriously or chronically ill or injured children who've received treatment at area hospitals," said John Durante, president of Ronald McDonald House Charities® (RMHC®) of the Philadelphia Region, Inc.
At Ronald McDonald Houses worldwide, families can enjoy home-cooked meals, private bedrooms and playrooms for children. Additional services may also include special suites for children with suppressed immune systems, accredited education programs, recreational activities, non-clinical support services and sibling support services.
In return for services, families are asked to make a donation from $5 to $25 per day, depending on the House, although families are never turned away; if it is not possible to pay, the fee is waived.
Area Houses receive their support through the generosity of volunteers, donors and RMHC of the Philadelphia Region, Inc., whose mission is to directly improve the health and well being of local children. The Houses and charity in turn support 15 area Ronald McDonald Family Rooms, located within local hospitals and medical facilities, which replicate the home-like atmosphere of the Houses.
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What exactly do you want to know? Copal shutters are the only ones currently in production. Made in Japan I believe. I have a Rodenstock 240 mm lens in a Compur #3 that I think is German. Shutters that are Copal come in #0 #1 and #3. Most modern lenses will fit these holes. There is or was a good description at Steve Grimes web site about Copals and reshuttering and all the work it takes to get some of the older lenses into shutters. Then if that is not enough, there are Betas and Compur dials and some of them don't need to be cocked and might be labled #4 or #5. The numbers are about the hole sizes or the diameter of the screw threads.
In my opinion, I like the modern glass. Therefore, I like Copal shutters. Or modern shutters.
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Description of 108 Hall Tower LaneMountaintop views in the Ozarks 65AC, priced to Sell!We want to sell both tracts together! Property has frontage along Marion County Rd 6074 and a road to the top of the land called Hall Tower Lane. Road is there as access to a tower on the top of Hall Mountain which is used as a Cell relay for the Rae Valley local volunteer fire department. Due to the tower (which is on the other side of the mountain from this land, there is both electric and phone lines run up to the top of the hill of this land. Land is almost completely wooded with rocky area on the 25AC tract which was called Rocky Top. There was once a home on that 25AC site so there is a 911 Address of 108 Hall Tower Lane. There is a spring down along the CR that was used as the water source for the home that was there. (It burned a long time ago) We understand there was a septic system there for the home as well. An electric pole marks where the home was located. This land offers lots of privacy as well as stunning mountaintop views, but it is still only 9 miles from the Super WalMart in Flippin. It is close to the White River (7 miles), Buffalo National River (15 miles) and the fantastic Bull Shoals Lake (about 20 miles)which has 1000 miles of shoreline, some in AR and some in Missouri. It is also about 20 miles to Mountain Home which is the closest "larger town". There is a college there and hospital. The whole area is beautiful Ozarks terrain with nice folks and fun activities like the annual "Turkey Trot" in the Fall. Lots of events and music at the Mountain View Center south of Flippin. It is about a 75 mile drive to Branson, MO which is a great tourist attraction! This land belongs to the Listing Broker, Clark Scarborough of Canton, TX. See a whole website full of pictures and details on the flippinland website. NOW just $94,900. |
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Directions to the LandFrom Flippin, take Hwy 413-62 East. Turn right onto SH 101, right on CR 6074; go approx 1 mi to Hall Tower Lane. Property is on the left. There has been a sign on Hall Tower Lane. Should be a sign at the entry. If you get lost or have questions call Clark Scarborough, Broker at 972-979-0272. This is our personal property. Clark is a broker in Texas and Arkansas. The sign should say United Country, BBB Realty in Yellville. |
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13 And I do not wish you to be ignorant, brethren, concerning those who have fallen asleep, that ye may not sorrow, as also the rest who have not hope, | 13 Brothers, we do not want you to be ignorant about those who fall asleep, or to grieve like the rest of men, who have no hope. |
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42 But the LORD said to me, "Tell them, 'Don't go and fight, because I won't be with you. You will be defeated by your enemies.'" | 42 But the LORD said to me, "Tell them, 'Do not go up and fight, because I will not be with you. You will be defeated by your enemies.' " |
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First ladiesThe term "first lady" didn't make it into a dictionary until 1935. The earliest presidents' wives were called "Presidentress" or "Mrs. President," or often were simply ignored. Dolley Madison was the first to bear the title (in a play long after her death). Jacqueline Kennedy forbade her staff to ever use the appelation, reportedly deeming the term more appropriate for a saddle horse. Today, for better or worse, the term and the institution of First Lady are integral--though still evolving--aspects of our political and cultural landscape, and this is the first full treatment of the subject. Covering all 37 women from Martha Washington to Nancy Reagan (counting is complicated by the fact that daughters, daughters-in-law, and sisters of presidents were sometimes pressed into service), the book shows how the role of First Lady was transformed from ceremonial backdrop at best to sustantive world figure. Along the way, the book intoroduces a remarkable cast of characters, many not at all what one would expect of a presidential help-mate. From Abigail Adams, whose "remember the ladies" became a twentieth century feminist refrain, to Edith Wilson, who alone controlled access to the President when he had suffered a stroke; from Jane Pierce who used her health as an a excuse for doing very little to Pat Nixon who perfected what some have call "the robot image," the Presidents' wives have been a very diverse group with vastly differing attitudes toward their role. They ranged in age from early 20s the late 60s. Some were superbly educated for their time; others, poorly schooled. Some were courageous and adventuresome; a few were emotionally unstable. Some were ambitious; others despised the public arena. A suprising number were superior to their husbands socially and economically. Because of their position, they left remarkably complete records, and their stories offer us a window to view not only this particular sorority of women--holders of what sociologists now call "derivative power"--but also American women in general. About the Author Betty Boyd Caroli is Profesor of History at Kingsborough Community College of the City University of New York, and co-author ofToday's Immigrants, Their Stories. |
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January 12–13, 1999 Co-hosted by the World Bank and The Institute of Southeast Asian Studies
Thailand's Urban System Under Globalization Utis Kaothien and Douglas Webster, National Economic and Social Development Board
This paper opens by describing the rapidly changing urban landscape in Thailand. In response to FDI flows and government policy, along with motorization and technological change, urbanization on Thailand's eastern seaboard is increasing rapidly, while city densities fall and the extended Bangkok conurbation expands. While foreign investment flows have been accompanied by some environmental and community degradation, they have also created jobs and economic growth. Non-FDI capital flows contributed to a property price bubble, but have helped develop the center-city tertiary sector. Other factors connected with central government that will have an effect on urban development include technological advance (including the availability of mass rail transit), decentralization, fiscal policies, rural bias in policy and regional policy, telecommunications, aviation, environment strategies, public-private cooperation and industrial policies. The larger urban governments within the Extended Bangkok Region also have a significant role to play in making the region more attractive to residents and investors—in particular through sanitation schemes, planning, active urban development programs and support for mass transit. The paper concludes that experience of Thailand's eastern seaboard suggests the need for extended regional governance of conurbations, a new understanding of the geography of poverty and the environment, greater public-private cooperation and regulation of capital flows.


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US 4090504 A Abstract A medical diagnostic and monitoring apparatus for electronically measuring a patient's internal body temperature and pulse frequency. An electrothermic transducer and an electroacoustic transducer are placed within a yieldable mounting pad attached to a flexible shoulder strap and provide a signal sending unit. The sending unit is adapted for placement in an underarm axillary space for temperature detection and pulse sensing. A portable display console includes a power source for actuating output signals from the sending unit and includes digital logic circuitry for processing and converting the signals for readout on a visual numeric display.
Claims(10) 1. A medical diagnostic and monitoring apparatus for electronically measuring a patient's internal body temperature and pulse frequency comprising at least two sensing components for respectively detecting a patient's physiological variables of temperature and pulse rate, support means for retaining said sensing components under the patient's arm, the support means including a strap, said strap being adapted to circumscribe the patient's shoulder, yieldable mounting means on said strap for accommodating said sensing components, fastening means for adjustably securing the strap to the patient with the sensing components being anatomically positioned in continuous contact with the patient's body at the apex of the axially space, said contact within the axillary space providing a source of input data detectable by the sensing components, said support means further including a receptacle mounted on said strap and conductively interconnected to said sensing components, a companion display unit, said display unit being selectively connectible to the receptacle for actuating the sensing components to transmit electrical signals corresponding to said physiological variables, and digital logic circuitry within said display unit for processing said signals to provide a visual numeric display.
2. A medical dignostic and monitoring apparatus as claimed in claim 1 wherein the sensing components comprise an electroacoustic transducer for responding to pulse pressure change and an electrothermic transducer for responding to temperature variation.
3. A medical diagnostic and monitoring apparatus as claimed in claim 1 wherein the temperature sensing component comprises a thermistor for detecting body temperature at the apex of the axillary space, and further including means for measuring resistance and converting same to be corresponding visual numeric readout in degrees of temperature.
4. A medical diagnostic and monitoring apparatus as claimed in claim 3 wherein the output from the thermistor is processed through an analog to digital converter.
5. A medical diagnostic and monitoring system as claimed in claim 1 wherein the pulse rate detection sensing component comprises an electro-acoustic transducer and further including bistable multivibrator means for converting an input signal to a square wave pulse, oscillator means for generating fixed frequency pulses, gating means actuated by said fixed frequency pulses for determining selected period measurments of the square wave pulses and decimal counting assembly means for counting and displaying the square wave pulses counted during the selected period.
6. A medical diagnostic and monitoring apparatus as claimed in claim 5 wherein the sensing component comprises a microphone and the bistable multivibrator means includes a Schmitt trigger.
7. A medical diagnostic and monitoring apparatus as claimed in claim 5 wherein the oscillator means comprises a stable quartz crystal adapted to provide fixed frequency clock signals.
8. A medical diagnostic and monitoring apparatus as claimed in claim 1 wherein the yieldable mounting means includes a cushion pad formed on an interior face of the strap, said pad defining recessed pockets for receiving the respective sensing components to provide comfortable patient contact during operative placement of the strap.
9. A medical diagnostic and monitoring apparatus as claimed in claim 1 wherein the display unit has a self-contained power source and is adapted for conductive interconnection with the receptacle and the support means being suitable for disposable patient use.
10. A portable temperature and pulse monitor for measuring a patient's internal body temperature and pulse rate comprising disposable shoulder strap means adapted for adjustable securement encircling a patient's shoulder and underarm, said strap means having sensing means for detecting the patient's temperature and pulse rate, yieldable mounting means within said strap means for accommodating the sensing means and positioning same in cushioned contact with the patient's body within the axillary space, said strap means further including integral wiring extending from the sensing means and terminating at a receptacle on an external face of the strap, a hand-held portable console means having a self-contained power source, said console means having a connector plug for selective interconnection to the receptacle for receiving and processing input signals from the sensing means and for converting same to a visual display corresponding to the physiological variables being monitored.
Description 1. Field of the Invention The invention relates generally to medical apparatus and especially to a diagnostic and monitoring device for electronically measuring body temperature and pulse frequency. The patient monitoring system of this invention utilizes a temperature responsive component, such as an electrothermic transducer for detecting internal body temperature and an electroacoustic transducer for sensing pulse rate or frequency. 2. Description of the Prior Art Currently used electronic patient monitoring systems are commonly employed in intensive care quarters and coronary care units. The equipment used frequently includes one or more pieces of bedside apparatus hard-wired to a central monitoring position which is manned by a nurse or otherwise provided with an alarm signal. Similar types of equipment are also applied in operating room systems. The aforementioned medical apparatus is generally adapted for the simultaneous monitoring of several different body functions, and the patient must be fitted with numerous probes, electrodes, hypodermic needles and other sensing devices, the attachment of which to the patient can be cumbersome, time consuming and may require the services of a nurse or trained technician. Furthermore, the circumstances under which this equipment is used are usually in critical situations and concern about patient disturbance or discomfort would not be a prime consideration. Additionally, this medical equipment is rather expensive and consequently is not available for hospital patients outside of the special care units as above noted. Another system for monitoring the temperature of a patient employs a radio frequency communication link between a transmitter carried by the patient and is discussed in U.S. Pat. No. 3,921,621. A problem with this last mentioned system is that it would be subject to radio interference which is generated by hospital equipment. The apparatus of this invention is designed for the detention and measuring of pulse rate and internal body temperature under ordinary circumstances within or outside of the hospital. The pule rate is conventionally counted at locations where an artery approaches the surface of the body. Such locations in the upper extremity or limb anatomically occur at the radial artery in the wrist and at the brachial artery along the inner or medial side of the arm near the biceps. The instant invention in contrast detects blood pressure change in the arterial circulation system at a main trunk located in close proximity to the heart. Accordingly, the alternate expansion and contraction of the artery which constitutes the pulse is measured as this pressure change is brought about by ejection of blood from the heart into the aorta and propagates as a wave through the blood column. The blood flows through a conduit or tubular channel constituting the aorta and into a subclavian artery through the axillary artery and into the brachial artery during its flow down the arm and toward the hand. By positioning a pulse sensing unit within the axillary space or fossa formed between the medial or inner side of the arm and the lateral surface of the chest wall commonly referred to as the underarm region, an electroacoustic transducer can sense the blood flow through the axillary artery. Since a fascia or band of connective tissue invests or envelops the axillary artery in a sheath which includes other large vessels and nerves, it has been found that by positioning the transducer at the apex of this pyramidal compartment or axillary space the closest proximity to the axillary artery can be reached. Furthermore, the adipose or fatty padding tissue in the fossa will surround the temperature responsive element and thus provide a reliable indication of the internal body temperature. It should thus be apparent that by positioning both the pulse detecting and temperature responsive components at the apex of the axillary space both of these physiological variables can be determined. A feature of this invention is the recognition and utilization of the fossa or depression forming the armpit as a desirable anatomic location for positioning of such instrument. A further feature of this invention is that the transducer is mounted in a disposable flexible cloth shoulder strap which can be positioned on the patient upon entering the hospital and remain with the patient during his stay. A nurse or attendant carrying a hand-held display console can quickly and effectively determine the temperature and pulse rate of each patient by interconnecting a removable plug with a mating receptacle on the shoulder strap. Within about fifteen seconds a determination can be made as to these temperature and pulse rate values and the patient need not be moved or disturbed while obtaining such readings. The subject matter of this invention is directed to a patient monitoring system and apparatus for electronically measuring internal body temperature and pulse frequency. A temperature responsive electrothermic transducer and a sound responsive electroacoustic transducer are placed within a yieldable mounting pad attached to a flexible cloth shoulder strap and provide a signal sending unit. The strap is adapted for circumscribable attachment over the patient's shoulder with the sending unit being positioned for underarm placement at the apex of the axillary space. A portable display console having a self-contained DC power source is selectively interconnectible to the sending unit which in turn generates output signals corresponding to a patient's physiologial variables of heart beat and internal body temperature. These signals are processed through appropriate signal conditioners for amplifying, refining and selecting certain portions for interpolation through the application of digital logic instrumentation so as to provide a visual numeric display. The purpoe of the invention is to provide an apparatus for permitting a nurse or hospital attendant to readily determine the body temperature and pulse rate of a patient without disturbing or otherwise inconveniencing the patient. An important aspect of this invention is the proper placement of the sending unit in contact with the patient's body. It has been found that the critical region or axillary space under the arm and within the armpit area provides for relatively accurate and representative readings of the patient's temperature. Additonally, this area adjacent to the chest cavity and heart contains large arteries such as the axillary artery; thus an electroacoustic transducer or microphone will respond to the rhythmic sounds produced by the heart or by the flow of blood through the arteries. An alternate component such as a pressure sensitive transducer resting against the surface of the body tissue adjacent the artery can also be used to detect the rhythmic flow of blood which can be translated to the pulse beat. A feature of this invention is the utilization of a shoulder strap which incorporates a cushion or yieldable pad for mounting the transducers. The shoulder strap is adapted for placement on the patient circumscribing the shoulder for positioning the sending unit at a desired location. In operation, the power source is contained within a visual display console which can be interconnected to the shoulder strap at a convenient location having a female socket or receptacle, and a readout can be obtained. Having thus summarized the invention, it will be seen that an object thereof is to provide a medical diagnostic and monitoring apparatus of the general character described herein which is not subject to the disadvantage of the prior art. Specifically, it is an object of the instant invention to provide a medical diagnostic apparatus for monitoring body temperature and pulse rate. It is a further object of this invention to provide a medical diagnostic apparatus including a shoulder strap for positioning the detection and transmission components against the patient's body in an area under the arm. Another object of this invention is to provide a companion portable display unit for use in conjunction with the power source for actuating the sending unit to obtain a readout. The above and other objects, features and advantages of this invention will be readily apparent from the following description of the preferred embodiment, when considered in conjunction with the accompanying drawings. In the appended drawings in which are shown the preferred embodiments of the invention: FIG. 1 is a perspective view of the medical diagnostic apparatus of this invention showing the shoulder strap and visual display unit; FIG. 2 is a pictorial representation illustrating a typical application of the present invention; FIG. 3 is a perspective view of a portion of the shuolder strap shown to an enlarged scale with a portion being cut away to expose the cushion pad for mounting an electrothermic transducer and an electroacoustic transducer; FIG. 4 is an enlarged sectional view taken substantially along line 4--4 of FIG. 3 and shows the mounting of the transducer semiconductive components within the foam cushion pad for placement against the skin surface; FIG. 5 is a perspective view of a portion of the shoulder strap showing the socket portion incorporated therein for receiving a connective plug from the display unit; and FIG. 6 is a functional block diagram illustrating operation of the apparatus. Referring now in detail to the drawings, the reference numeral 10 refers generally to a diagnostic medical apparatus of this invention. The medical apparatus 10 includes a shoulder strap 12 supporting a body function monitoring and sending unit 14 for use in conjunction with a portable console 16 containing a DC power source and digital logic circuitry for producing a visual numeric readout. The shoulder strap 12 is preferably fabricated from a flexible cloth material and has an integral wiring system 18 incorporated therein for conductively interconnecting the monitoring and sending unit to a receptacle 20. The sending unit 14 is comprised of an electroacoustic transducer such as microphone 22 and an electrothermic transducer such as a solid state semiconducting device or thermistor 24. It should be apparent that other equivalent sensing devices can be used to accomplish the same functions as specified herein. Further, a pressure transducer can be substituted for the electroacoustic transducer. The transducers 22 and 24 are adapted to be pocketed within a yieldable mounting such as a foam cushion or pad 26 as noted in FIGS. 3 and 4. This recessed shock mounting arrangement will not only protect the transduers 22, 24, but will also fixedly position them on the inner face of the strap 12 for operative placement on a patient's body. The yieldable mounting pad 26 provides comfortable yet close contact with the body surface of the patient. The free ends of the strap 12 are provided with adjustable fastener devices such as mating hooks 28 and eyes 30 commercially available under the trademark Velcro. The receptcle 20, as shown in FIGS. 1 and 5, is mounted on an external face of the shoulder strap 12 and has a grouping of receiving apertures 21a, 21b, 21c which are keyed by a channel 23 to insure correct alignment for accommodating a three-pin connector plug 32. The shoulder strap 12 is adapted to be placed on the patient upon entering the hospital and to remain with the patient for the duration of the stay. Further, since the shoulder strap 12 can be fabricated of relatively inexpensive material and the solid state sending unit 14 can be economically replaced, the unit 14 including strap 12 can be designed for disposable use. This will avoid the necessity of cleaning and/or sterilization before issuing same to a new patient. An important aspect of the device is the ability to obtain accurate and reliable readings of both pulse beat and body temperature in a relatively short time of approximately 15-20 seconds. For this purpose, it has been found that the sending unit 14 should be held in a critical underarm area 33, being anatomically defined as the apex of the axillary space. The shoulder strap 12 is shown so affixed to a patient in FIG. 2. The electrothermic transducer 24 will accurately respond to body temperature by changing its electrical resistance, which varies with the temperature. This change can be monitored by digital logic instrumentation and calibrated in degrees, preferably within the range of 32�-46� C. Furthermore, the electroacoustic transducer 22 will be in close proximity to an axillary artery 25 when so positioned and can thus respond to the rhythmic sound of the alternate expansion and contraction of the artery to generate corresponding pulses. The portable display console 16 is provided with a power source such as a battery pack 34 and has a temperature display 36 and a pulse frequency display 38. A flexible electric connection 40 extends from the console 16 and terminates at the three-pin connector plug 32. The plug 32 is adaptable for accommodation within the receptacle 20 noted in FIG. 5. An integrated digital logic circuit 42 shown in FIG. 6 is within console 16 and electronically processes the pulse input signals. The block diagram of FIG. 6 illustrates the pulse rate determination which is detected by the electroacoustic transducer 22. The output signal from the transducer 22 in the form of an electric pulse is processed to adjust the pulse amplitude to a value that operates a bistable multivibrator or Schmitt trigger 44 and converts the signals to square wave pulses. The pulses are then fed to a multiplier 46 to increase the pulse frequency. Typically, the signal frequency is increased fourfold and the input signal fed to an upper AND gate 48. To gate the lower AND input circuit a stable crystal (clock) oscillator 50 such as a quartz crystal is used, and the clock signals are fed through another Schmitt trigger 52 to produce constant amplitude square wave pulses which are fed to a decimal divider assembly 54 to produce a desired interval such as 15 second output. This output signal operates a gate flip-flop 56 that opens the AND gate 48 for this precise period of time and then closes it. During this interval the upper input is enabled and each pulse into the upper input of the gate is counted by a decimal counting assembly 58 for numeric readout on the visual display 38. At the end of the time interval the display remains momentarily until the next interval flip-flop is activated. It is possible to inhibit the gate flip-flop to make the display on the decimal counting assembly 58 as long as desired. The temperature measuring circuit processes input signals from the electrothermic transducer 24, e.g., a thermistor, having a temperature responsive element which has a negative coefficient of resistance. The resistance decreases with increasing temperature to provide corresponding voltage differential. This change in resistance can be accurately measured and displayed as discrete numerals with a digital voltmeter or multimeter similar to a Weston Model 1240 meter and can be calibrated for readout in degrees of temperature. For the sake of simplicity, the circuit shown includes an analog to digital converter 60 using known conversion techniques and having a numeric readout on the display 36. It should be apparent that the apparatus 10, when used in conjunction with console 16, will provide a rapid and accurate system for determining pulse rate frequency and internal body temperature. The above cited embodiment is intended an exemplary, and while it has described the invention with specific implementation thereof, other modifications and changes might be made in this embodiment as set forth and will be understood that all material shown and described in the accompanying drawings is to be interprted as illustrative and not in a limiting sense, and the invention should be considered as comprehensive of all of the same which come within the scope of the appended claims. Patent Citations
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- Fleischer Studios
- Distributed by: Paramount Studios
- Cartoon Characters: Tommy Cod.
- Directed By Dave Fleischer.
- Produced By Max Fleischer, Adolph Zukor.
- Animated By Myron Waldman, Hicks Lokey.
- Awards: Academy Award Nominee, Best Short Subject (Cartoon), 1938.
- Music: Sammy Timberg, Bob Rothberg.
- Originally Released on October 29, 1937.
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I just planted this garden over the weekend and I noticed on my sedum (and surrounding area) there are small red insects, and I'm noticing small holes on the leaves. On the lily there are some ugly small brown insects that seem to ooze brown behind them (see the pic). Can someone tell me what these are and how I can get rid of them in a reasonably eco-friendly way? |
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Look up Lily beetle pupae or lily beetle larvae to compare with the brown things. |
Thanks rhizo - I've looked it up and that's definitely it. |
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Yes I saw the red ones too and didn't know those were the adults. It's definitely the right insect. Now I need to figure out what to do about it. |
Just to add on the above, the small red insects referred to in my original post are red spider mites. They're different from the Lilly beetle adults who I know are also red and I've seen them on the Lilly only. |
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It's hard to get a clear photo of something so small, especially with a mobile phone camera. Based on what I've looked at online though the photos there seem to match what I'm seeing on my sedum. Attached is the best shot I could get. |
That little red thing is a great deal larger than a spider mite. As gardengal said, SMs are nearly microscopic, and not able to be seen as anything but dust specks. So, absolutely not a spider mite. Have you considered aphids? |
I don't think it's an aphid based on pics online I've looked at. These red things come in large numbers and are about the size of a grain of sand. If that's too big to make it a spider mite it must be something else. I will try to get a better photo later today. |
The tiny red mite could be a red spider mite or a chigger. |
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