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Decreased adherence to bisphosphonates is associated with an increased risk of fracture (vertebral, nonvertebral, or both). The strength of evidence is moderate.In general, RCTs examining bisphosphonates report high levels of adherence (majority over 90%), and trials with raloxifene had adherence rates of 65 to 70 percent. The strength of evidence is moderate.Observational studies of patients taking bisphosphonates in combination with calcium and vitamin D, however, show that adherence and persistence is poor in many patients. The strength of evidence is high.
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text: I posted this on another forum but have updated it with GPS locations of the starting points. Here are a few of my Tobacco Root Mountains favorites that are close to home: South Meadow Creek, FS 1221. N45° 27.606', W111° 52.188' McAllister access. My stock JK Rubicon has no problems with it, but a couple of spots you need to pick the line well. Piece of cake for the 3B on 33's. Another trail (6361) branches to the north after the Missouri/McKee mine/mill and tops out on the ridge at South Baldy Mountain (10,105') with a loop option to take Trail 6362 back to the Washington Creek Road. South Meadow Lake Missouri/McKee ruins North Meadow Creek, FS 965/6338/6340. N45° 30.817', W111° 47.579' McAllister access or take Warm Springs Creek road over the Revenue Flats from Norris. You might get a stock JK/TJ up these but highly likely they will not look too good after the run. Lots of boulders and tight spots and I'm going to say lockers and/or winch necessary but rewards are some great scenery. Lakes include Upper and Lower Twin Lakes, McKelvey, Cliff, Mine (on some maps Alpine), and Kid Lakes. Lower Twin Lake Upper Twin Cliff Lake N. Meadow to S. Willow Creek, FS160, N45° 32.174', W111° 52.110' McAllister access. Only a couple miles of real Jeep trail-very steep and can get pretty muddy. A lot of gravel and semi-Jeep road on both ends. South Boulder River, FS 107. N45° 48.187', W111° 55.570' Cardwell access. Twenty something miles of gravel with about 4 miles good Jeep trail to Sailor Lake trail head (1/4 mile hike to lake-Trail 7140, another 1/4 mile hike to Globe Lake, and maybe 1.5 mile hike (Trail 7167) to Brannan Lakes. Hiking access to Louise, Curly and Lost Cabin Lakes also off this road. Road passes through the old Mining town of Mammoth. Upper and Lower Brannan Lakes Curly Lake Wisconsin Creek/Noble Fork, FS 6370/8300/6015. N45° 27.585', W112° 11.836' Sheridan access. Another very scenic area with several lakes, including Crystal, Jackson, Sunrise, Noble, and Blossom. The only one you can directly drive to is Noble Lake. Stock Jeep can probably make all trails but some of the Noble Fork trail where a little more clearence is highly desirable. Noble Lake Blossom Lake Dry Boulder Creek/Boulder Lakes, FS 1007. N45° 35.845', W112° 14.832' Twin Bridges access. Cake walk into lower Boulder Lake but trail from Lower to Upper Boulder Lake has a couple shelfs where you will want lockers on both ends or you will be running line. Upper Boulder Lake Indian Creek, FS 158. N45° 27.606', W112° 09.853' Sheridan access. Not too challanging but again, nice scenery. Used to be able to drive into Rossiter Lake but FS rebuilt the last 3 to 4 miles of trail for hiking only. Hill Reservoir (breached?-have seen no water in it for a number of years), Taylor Lake (swamp), Oval and Triangle Lakes (both small but nice) also up this drainage. Rossiter Lake Pony/Windy Pass/N. Willow/Cataract Creek. N45° 39.540', W111° 54.232' Many, many prospects and old mines, along with several remains of small mills. Some of this burned summer 2012 and I am not sure what is now open. Cataract Lake is a drive to, Upper and Lower Mason Lakes not much of a hike, but not much for lakes either. Upper Mason Lake Literally hundreds of places to wheel in Western Montana. Willie and Jeanne Worthy have published one book on trails around Missoula area and I believe he and Jeanne are working on a couple more. Back Roads Publications - Home


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The immune-system -stimulating and cytotoxic properties of mistletoe have been investigated in laboratory and animal studies.
Viscotoxins and lectins have been investigated as active components in mistletoe; however, most research has focused on the lectins.[1,2,3,4,5,6,7] Reviewed in [8,9] Purified mistletoe lectins have demonstrated cytotoxic and immune-system-stimulating activities. To date, four different lectins: ML-1, ML-2, ML-3, and Viscum albumchitin -binding agglutinin have been identified in mistletoe extracts. ML-1 (or viscumin) may be responsible for many of mistletoe's biological effects. When a laboratory method was used to selectively deplete ML-1 from Viscum album extracts, their cytotoxic and immune-system-stimulating properties were markedly reduced.[10,11] It should be noted that fermentation eliminates most of the ML-1 in mistletoe extracts.[12] Reviewed in [13,14] Polysaccharide and oligosaccharide components of mistletoe extracts with substantial immune-stimulating properties have been reviewed.[15,16]
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Recombinant ML-1, rML (also known as rViscunim or aviscumin) appears to have the same efficacy as plant-based ML-1 in laboratory studies.[22] Since this is not an extract of mistletoe, it is out of the purview of this summary.
The beta chain of ML-1 is responsible for binding to the surface of a target cell.[23] Studies of mistletoe lectin binding to cancer cells have examined whether the extent of cell binding can predict disease outcome or survival. Studies show that the prognostic value of ML-1 binding depends on the type of cancer.[24] For human breast cancer cells, the amount of lectin-bound cells correlates positively with disease outcome. However, for human adenocarcinoma of the lung, there is no correlation between the amount of lectin-bound cells and disease survival.[25] Though much research has looked at this particular aspect, there have not been studies that directly link the concentration of that component to any clinical activity of mistletoe.


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This article discusses the location of heat pump equipment in building interior spaces, considering heated living spaces and solar gains in buildings. Accompanying text reprinted/adapted/excerpted with permission from Solar Age Magazine - editor Steven Bliss. Green links show where you are. © Copyright 2015 InspectApedia.com, All Rights Reserved. Heat Pump Equipment Location StrategyThe link to the original Q&A article in PDF form immediately below is followed by an expanded/updated online version of this article.
The question-and-answer article below paraphrases, quotes-from, updates, and comments an original article from Solar Age Magazine and written by Steven Bliss. Can heat pumps be installed inside a building?Question: Can heat pumps be installed inside of a building? I plan to duct intake air through a buffered interior space to warm it before use. Your Solar Age July Issue speaks of a new Swedish technology that does this. -- Wilbur Rhodes, Kittery ME Answer: In a northern climate, you should not install a heat pump in a building interior space unless it is isolated from the heated living space and has solar gains - such as in an isolated sunspace, for example. This is because in the heating mode the heat pump will be cooling the space where the compressor unit is installed. A sunspace installation for a heat pump can make sense, but it is tricky. On cloudy days and cold nights, outside air needs to be allowed into the sunspace to supply the unit or it should be shut down. On sunny winter days the space could get too hot for the heat pump unit to operate safely. In cooling mode, the heat pump system will have difficulty dumping heat into the sunspace unless that area is sufficiently shaded and vented. In short, well-planned heat pump controls are going to be needed. Also you will have to live with a noisy heat pump compressor in your sunspace. Tips for Scavenging Heat in a Sunspace with a Heat PumpA more promising way to scavenge heat in a sunspace would be through the use of a heat pump water heater. Heat pump driven water heaters (for making domestic hot water for washing and bathing) are designed to be located in a conditioned (interior) building space. Since a heat pump water heater is smaller in capacity than a conventional heat pump (intended for building heating and cooling), they will not overcool the room where the compressor is located. The Swedish systems you mentioned are heat-pump water heaters with the exhaust side ducted to the outdoors. In 1984 there were no U.S. heat pump units designed to operate in that fashion. The question-and-answer article about location of heat pumps and heat pump water heaters, quotes-from, updates, and comments an original article from Solar Age Magazine and written by Steven Bliss. Current references on ground and ground water source heat pumps:
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4.12 / 5.00 4,644 ViewsAlthough I am fully aware that the Nyan Cat meme is about as old as Betty White in internet years, this ridiculous little two-week project was still a lot of fun, and was mainly for the purpose of determining how well I could pull off a wide range of musical styles in Logic. In a perfect world, this project would have been twice as long, but some genres are deceptively tough to reproduce with only a laptop at my disposal. In loving memory of Nyan Cat.
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I've been waiting for something like this for awhile. I thought maybe ending with Mario and having him Jump and hit a box to end the movie wouldve been good instead of just the fade out. Overall though I loved it. Great job.
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Let's Make Love
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Year: 1960
Run time: 119 mins
In Theaters: Thursday 8th September 1960
Distributed by: 20th Century Fox
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Director: George Cukor
Producer: Jerry Wald
Screenwriter: Norman Krasna
Starring: Marilyn Monroe as Amanda Dell, Yves Montand as Jean-Marc Clement / Alexander Dumas, Tony Randall as Alexander Coffman, Frankie Vaughan as Tony Danton, Wilfrid Hyde-White as George Welch, David Burns as Oliver Burton, Michael David as Dave Kerry, Mara Lynn as Lily Nyles, Dennis King Jr. as Abe Miller, Joe Besser as Charlie Lamont
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Yeah, only in the movies.
Unfortunately it's difficult to feel much empathy for the uber-froggy Jean-Marc (Montand). He's a rich snot who just doesn't deserve Marilyn's Amanda. Let him go back to Paris and get some Euro-honey and leave our American gals alone. In fact, a whole host of American actors turned down his part, including Gregory Peck, who quit the show after his part was reduced by an uncredited Arthur Miller (then married to Monroe) in lieu of upping Marilyn's screen time. Peck reportedly called the final product, "About as funny as pushing Grandma down the stairs in a wheelchair."
That's not far off. Tony Randall, as Jean-Marc's assistant, isn't even funny, and Montand is far stiffer than even his character. Monroe vamps it up but her heart just doesn't appear into it. Trouble at home with Arthur, perhaps? Then there are the plot points -- including pantomime and awful songs like "I Specialize." The comedy that is here is largely in the arms of cameo players like Milton Berle and Bing Crosby -- playing themselves, of course.
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Jeffrey Wasserstrom: On William Gibson's "Distrust that Particular Flavor"
Jeffrey Wasserstrom is Chair of the History Department at the University of California, Irvine, and the author, most recently, of China in the 21st Century: What Everyone Needs to Know (Oxford University Press, 2010).
I NEED TO BEGIN with a confession: I was a late arrival to the cyberpunk party. I wish I could say that, as an avid fan of Nineteen-Eighty-Four (1949), I was keeping my eye out in that year that Orwell made famous to see if some important new dystopian novel would appear. But I really wasn't doing anything of the kind. Deeply enmeshed in graduate work on Chinese history, I did not even notice the publication of William Gibson's now world-famous first novel Neuromancer. In fact, I don't think I read a single word by Gibson during that whole decade. And I have to admit further that, when I finally did first encounter his prose in the early 1990s, it was not by reading a novel or essay, but rather a book cover blurb, the one he wrote praising Mike Davis's City of Quartz as "more cyberpunk than any work of fiction could ever be."
Several years later, I read Gibson's Wired essay on Singapore, a piece that shows, as indeed did his comments on City of Quartz, that urban centers of the Pacific Rim have always offered him a vision — half-alluring, half-cautionary — of our high-tech future. A few years after reading that Wired essay, with its wonderful reference to Singapore as "Disneyland with the death penalty," I finally read one of his novels. That novel was The Difference Engine, a fascinating steampunk extravaganza that Gibson co-wrote with Bruce Sterling in 1990. The action of that novel is set in Victorian London, back when it was widely regarded as among the most futuristic places on earth. The Difference Engine made me a fan of Gibson as well as of Sterling, and my enjoyment of their writing, plus a recommendation from my computer-savvy son, led me also to Neal Stephenson, whose novels Snow Crash (1992) and The Diamond Age (1995) are, not coincidentally I think, both set in futuristic cites perched on the edge of the Pacific — Los Angeles and Shanghai, respectively.
Still, it was not until I read Distrust that Particular Flavor, Gibson's first collection of nonfiction writing, that I finally picked up Neuromancer, the book often credited with launching cyberpunk as a distinctive genre. I continue to kick myself for deferring its pleasures so long. And yet, in a way, I'm glad that I ended up reading it when it did. For placing Distrust and Neuromancer side-by-side has helped bring into focus my thinking on three subjects: the ties between travel writing and futuristic fiction, a shift over time from an Atlantic to a Pacific orientation in ruminations on utopian and dystopian urban possibilities, and the links between the writings of Jules Verne and those of some of the leading lights of cyberpunk....
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subclass including the WS4EE1.0 schemas).
+ server
- org/jboss/metadata contains now additional
J2EE1.4 xsds, such as ejb_2_1.xsd. The jboss_3_2.dtd
has been patched such that a single container
configuration can support multiple invoker bindings
(e.g., rmi+soap).
- etc/conf/standardjboss.xml binds an additional
proxy factory (provided by the jboss-net.sar)
under name "session-webservice-invoker". There is an
additional "Webservice-Enabled Session Bean"
which publishes both "standard-rmi-invoker" and
- org.jboss.metadata.ConfigurationMetaData and
BeanMetaData have been extended appropriately.
- org.jboss.ejb.EntityEnterpriseContext sometimes
needs access to the default proxy factory which is
the first one in the container config.
- org.jboss.metadata.XMLFileLoader has been made
namespace-aware (because of the xsd-based
descriptors), ApplicationMetaData will accept those
"doctype-null" documents when running in ejb2.1
SessionMetaData now references a new type of
interface, named "service-endpoint" and will
refer to the new standard container configuration
in the case of ws-enabled session beans.
collects information about a new type of method
belonging to that interface.
- org.jboss.invocation.InvocationType introduces this
method type "SERVICE_ENDPOINT" that is treated in
container equivalent to "LOCAL" and "REMOTE".
- org.jboss.ejb.SessionContainer factors out
highly redundant code from Stateless- and
StatefulSessionContainer (sorry, could not resist. It
for refactoring - If I messed something up, you may
me!). It caters now for the additional
beanMappings Service-Endpoint->SessionBean
(because we
have a reasonable way of providing session-based
stateful web-services - this is beyond the spec).
- org.jboss.ejb.Container will accept invocations on
InvocationType.SERVICE_ENDPOINT and route them
to the
usual invoke() chain. Similarly,
org.jboss.ejb.plugins.AbstractTxInterceptor had such
case analysis that has been extended.
- org.jboss.ejb.EJBDeployer will generate additional
subdeployments when detecting a META-
in a jar. This is a temporary solution that will vanish
when we decide to go the "one-unit-multiple-
approach in MainDeployer. Until then, this is a feasible
workaround that allows the loose cooupling
This, by itself, will operate as usual in the J2EE<1.4
and give you some CNFE for the new proxy factory
in the J2EE1.4 case when using the "default" server
When using the "all" configuration (or by copying the
jboss-net.sar folder over to "default"), the following
happens (at least in the case of simple WS->EJB
examples which
we focused on):
- org.jboss.net.ws4ee.server.WS4EEDeployer gets hold
of the
EJBDeployer subdeployment and registers its meta-
- org.jboss.net.ws4ee.server.EJBProxyFactoryImpl will
instantiated when the web-service enabled ejb
is created. It will then contact the corresponding
WebServiceModule through JMX and registers the
for the ejb-linked web services.
- WS4EEDeployer will transform the WS4EE1.0 meta-
data into
a proper axis wsdd. Each EJB webservice endpoint will
represented herein by a
- The EJBInvokerProvider will contact the
through JMX and hence get an immediate reference to
container for invocation purposes using the new
InvocationType.SERVICE_ENDPOINT and to the
wsdl document for describing itself.
Many thanks to Thomas Diesler for jump-starting this
We two will now turn to more advanced things
like wsdl-location patching,
additional mapping meta-data, handler integration and
service stub generation and binding, uddi publication, ...
Michael Krause is going to do the WS->WAR part.
Dr. Christoph Georg Jung
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Just committed an update to this issue:
- The jboss.net testsuite has now been merged into the
standard testsuite (Scott, I (ab)use your
security.service.ServiceConfig mbean to get a hardcoded
login module into the "other" domain and do a flushAuthCache
afterwards, so I hope [and am quite sure from the test
results] that this will not interfere with the manipulations
done in the security tests).
- JSR109 interface to EJBDeployer/Container and
WebContainer has been streamlined (direct access to meta-
data and jmx objectnames through parent deployments such
that the server does not have to know about jboss.net).
- Easier treatment of deployment classloaders through the
axis engine.
Dr. Christoph Georg Jung
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The next bits regarding WS4EE->WAR are now available
(including some fixes to, e.g., the basic jboss.net SOAPAction
These are implemented by having the JSR109Deployer
manipulating the web.xml before starting the web deployment
in order to replace JAXRPC-Bean servlet classes with our own
proper transport servlet.
As a consequence of this "pragmatic", but working and simple
design (most web containers would parse the resource with
their own mechanisms in addition to the JBoss meta-data, so
doing this manipulation in-memory was not an option), the
WebContainer would complain about WS4EE-wars when
JSR109 is not present.
Furthermore, this mechanism will only work with the "war-
unpack" option active.
Dr. Christoph Georg Jung
Logged In: YES
Im happy to announce the arrival of JAXRPC-handler support
by our JSR109 implementation in head.
JAXRPC-Handlers are quite similar to Jboss Interceptors
operating on org.jboss.invocation.Invocation in that they are
allowed to pre-, post- and faultprocess any
javax.xml.rpc.MessageContext that is routed to a particular
From now on, any <handler/> occurences in your
webservice.xml will be mapped onto a corresponding
<handlerInforChain/> entry in the deployed axis wsdd.
However, the WS4EE spec says (rightfully, see my former
emails about that topic) that handler processing (as well as
the final (de-)serialization) should not happen before the
container (in Jboss: Interceptors) has done its duties, but
immediately before the implementation bean gets called.
I have implemented that scheme in the
server/**/*ContainerInterceptor classes by refactoring the
java.lang.reflect.Method.invoke(...) calls into a default
That way, jboss.net may inject a different subclass of
Invocation into the container that will regain initiative at
exactly the time, when WS4EE requires us to do the
Scott, I tried it the discussed MarshalledObject way, but this
would not only have been nasty from a design standpoint but
would also have only worked with the preprocessing part of
the spec.
As the Jboss container responses are still implemented
via "return", there is no possibility to get initiative upon
Exceptions or Responses back to the transport!
Furthermore, I find that back-delegation to the Invocation a
very intriguing and nice design whose overhead of a single
method lookup should be neglectable with regard to the rest
of the invocation stack while giving us so many possibilities
... otherwise you may cut my head off.
Dr. Christoph Georg Jung


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Normal form theory for relative equilibria and relative periodic solutions
Lamb, J. S.W. and Melbourne, Ian (2007) Normal form theory for relative equilibria and relative periodic solutions Transactions of the American Mathematical Society, 359. pp. 4537-4556.
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We show that in the neighbourhood of relative equilibria and relative periodic solutions, coordinates can be chosen so that the equations of motion, in normal form, admit certain additional equivariance conditions up to arbitrarily high order.
In particular, normal forms for relative periodic solutions effectively reduce to normal forms for relative equilibria, enabling the calculation of the drift of solutions bifurcating from relative periodic solutions.
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Additional Information: | First published in Transactions of the American Mathematical Society, 359, 4537-4556. Published by the American Mathematical Society. © American Mathematical Society 2007. |
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The West Bengal Government has written to the Centre asking why the former State Chief Minister Buddhadeb Bhattacharjee should not be questioned by the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) in connection with the police firing at Nandigram in Purba Medinipur district on March 14, 2007.
"Why should he [Mr. Bhattacharjee] not be interrogated in the connection with the firing as he was the Home Minister then?" asked a senior Minister at the State Secretariat on Friday.
According to the Minister, prior to the firing there were huge gatherings organised in the area regularly, which the police were aware of. "Did he not as the Home Minister know that there was a huge gathering there before sending the police?" he asked, adding that the police had not fired in self-defence on the day of the violence.
Eight people were killed that day, while six died in the violence that followed.
The State Government's attempt to involve Mr. Bhattacharjee in the CBI inquiry has evoked strong criticism from leaders of the Communist Party of India (Marxist).
"The Trinamool Congress government is trying to politicise the Nandigram violence. All the steps taken by the State government over the past one-and-a-half years since it has come to power are only aimed at serving its political purposes," said senior CPI (M) MP Basudeb Acharya.
He said by writing such a letter the State Government was trying to interfere in the functioning of the CBI.
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Four models — Brad Kroenig, Baptiste Giabiconi, Abbey Lee Kershaw, and Freja Beha Erichsen (the latter two who are reportedly set to appear in the Chanel Fall 2010 campaign) — in furry yeti suits opened the display, "milling about in a daze" before dispersing, and giving way to a train of models sloshing through water from the melting iceberg; some even left shoes which came loose behind in their wake.
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Undecided on childbirth method = automatic epidural??
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*** I was just wondering if anyone went into birth expecting an epidural and ended up changing their minds. With my first DD I had an epidural after 2 long days of labor, but I almost felt like it was just part of the birth process because everyone I knew got an epidural, including my mom and sister. This time I'm not so sure. I feel like I cheated myself. But everyone kept telling me "don't be a hero."
Am I a fool for being totally undecided and unprepared this time around??
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Brent(24)+Lyndsi(22)= Matthew Alexander(2)4/15/10(tax baby), Angel Baby m/c 10/31/11, Xander Blake(0)10/15/12(RAINBOW Pumpkin)
There's still time to buy and read childbirth books! Those may help you feel better prepared for childbirth.
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I didn't do any classes or anything and just figured I'd try natural, and if it got to be too much and I wanted an epi, I'd get one. I've had two natural births (no epis) so far and I'm guessing this will be my third to go that way. I didn't want to just plan on getting an epi just because, but I'm not like oppossed to them or anything. I think I have a relatively high pain tolerance and decently quick uncomplicated labors and deliveries. Maybe you will too!
I also took a hypnobirthing course.
I found the prenatal course was
Ok, but not much I didn't already know. It was good because my husband learned a lot and will be better prepared to support me through a natural child birth.
The hypnobirthing course was helpful for both of us in terms of managing pain/discomfort.
Both courses I could probably have read books and been just fine, but there were benefits. We'll see how things go during labour and delivery. I think a lot of it has to do with the resolve you have and the support you have around you.
I would say, it doesn't hurt to try. But if you go in with no mental prepartion and no plans, there is a very high chance you're going to ask for the epi.
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Medics carry an injured woman to an ambulance after a suspected suicide bomber detonated an explosive device at the entrance of the U.S. Embassy in the Turkish capital, Ankara Friday. (AP Photo/Burhan Ozbilici)
ANKARA, Turkey (AP) -- A suicide bomber killed himself and a Turkish security guard Friday at the U.S. Embassy in Ankara in what the White House described as a terrorist attack. Turkish officials said the blast was linked to domestic militants.
The United States immediately warned Americans to stay away from all U.S. diplomatic facilities in Turkey and to be wary in large crowds.
The blast drew condemnation from Turkey, the U.S., Britain and other nations and officials from both Turkey and the U.S. pledged to work together to fight terrorism.
"A suicide bombing on the perimeter of an embassy is by definition an act of terror. It is a terrorist attack," White House spokesman Jay Carney.
Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan said police believe the bomber was connected to a domestic leftist militant group. Carney, however, said the motive for the attack and who was behind it was not known.
A respected Turkish television journalist was also seriously wounded in the 1:15 p.m. blast in the Turkish capital and two other guards sustained lighter wounds, officials said.
The state-run Anadolu Agency identified the bomber by his first name and initial - Ecevit S. It said the 40-year-old man was a member of the outlawed Revolutionary People's Liberation Party-Front, or DHKP-C, which has claimed responsibility for assassinations and bombings since the 1970s.
The group has been designated a terrorist organization by the United States but had been relatively quiet in recent years.
The U.S. Embassy building in Ankara is heavily protected and located near several other embassies, including those of Germany and France.
Friday's explosion occurred inside the security checkpoint at the side entrance to the U.S. embassy, which is used by staff. A guard standing outside the checkpoint was killed while the two guards that were wounded "were standing in a more protected area," said Interior Minister Muammer Guler said.
The two were treated on the scene and did not require hospital treatment, he said.
The Hurriyet newspaper said staff at the embassy took shelter in "safe room" inside the compound soon after the explosion.
Police swarmed the area and immediately cordoned it off. Forensic investigators in white outfits and gloves soon combed the site.
TV footage showed the embassy door blown off its hinges. The blast also shattered the windows of nearby businesses, littering debris on the ground and across the road. The inside of the embassy did not appear to be damaged.
Television footage also showed what appeared to be a U.S. marksman in a helmet and body armor surveying the area from the roof of an embassy building.
In a statement, the U.S. Embassy thanked Turkey for "its solidarity and outrage over the incident."
U.S. Ambassador Francis Ricciardone declared that the U.S. and Turkey "will continue to fight terrorism together" and described the U.S. Embassy compound as secure.
"From today's event, it is clear that we both suffer from this terrible, terrible problem of today's world. We are determined after events like this even more to cooperate together until we defeat this problem together," he said.
Erdogan echoed that sentiment, saying the attack aimed to disturb Turkey's "peace and prosperity" and demonstrated a need for international cooperation against terrorism.
"We will stand firm and we will overcome this together," he said.
In Washington, State Department spokeswoman Victoria Nuland said U.S. officials were "working closely with the Turkish national police to make a full assessment of the damage and the casualties, and to begin an investigation."
Carey, the White House spokesman, said the attack would strengthen Turkey and the United States' "resolve."
"Turkey remains one of our strongest partners in the region, a NATO ally," he said. "We have worked shoulder-to-shoulder with the Turks to counter terror threats ... and this will only strengthen our resolve. Turkey has been a very important ally, broadly speaking and in the effort to counter terrorism."
Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoglu vowed that Turkey would spare no effort in protecting diplomatic facilities.
"We have always shown great sensitivity to the protection of foreign missions and we will continue to do so," he said.
The injured journalist was 38-year-old Didem Tuncay, who until recently had worked for NTV television. A hospital official said she was "not in critical condition."
Ricciardone visited Tuncay in the hospital and told reporters outside that he had invited her to the U.S. Embassy for tea.
He also paid tribute to the Turkish guard who was killed, calling him a "Turkish hero" who died while defending U.S. and Turkish staff at the Embassy.
Americans in Turkey were warned to avoid visiting the embassy or U.S. consulates in Istanbul and Adana until further notice and were told to register on the State Department's website.
"The Department of State advises U.S. citizens traveling or residing in Turkey to be alert to the potential for violence, to avoid those areas where disturbances have occurred, and to avoid demonstrations and large gatherings," the U.S. Consulate in Istanbul said in a statement.
British Foreign Secretary William Hague condemned Friday's attack "in the strongest terms" and said Turkey and the U.S. will get the U.K.'s full support as they seek to hold those responsible to account.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu sent a message to President Barack Obama saying he was "shocked and saddened to learn of the vicious terrorist attack."
U.S. diplomatic facilities in Turkey have been targeted previously by terrorists. In 2008, an attack blamed on al-Qaida-affiliated militants outside the U.S. Consulate in Istanbul left three assailants and three policemen dead.
Elsewhere, terrorists attacked a U.S. mission in Benghazi, Libya, on Sept. 11 last year, killing U.S. Ambassador Chris Stevens and three other Americans. The attackers in Libya were suspected to have ties to Islamist extremists, and one is in custody in Egypt.
Turkey's parliament speaker, Cemil Cicek, linked Friday's attack to the arrest last month of nine Turkish human rights lawyers, who prosecutors have accused of links to the DHKP-C.
"There was an operation against this organization," Cicek said and suggested the attack could be an attempt by the group to "say `We are still here, we are alive.'"
In past years, the DHKP-C group has spearheaded hunger strikes against Turkish prison conditions that led to the deaths of dozens of inmates. The protesters opposed a maximum security system in which prisoners were incarcerated small cells instead of large wards.
In September, police said a leftist militant threw a hand grenade and then blew himself up outside a police station in Istanbul, killing a police officer and injuring seven others. Police identified the bomber as a member of the DHKP-C.
In 2008, Turkish police said they had foiled a bomb plot by DHKP-C against some U.S. companies in Turkey.
Turkey has also seen attacks linked to homegrown Islamic militants tied to al-Qaida. In a 2003 attack on the British consulate in Istanbul, a suspected Islamic militant rammed an explosive-laden pickup truck into the main gate, killing 58 people, including the British consul-general.
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Opportunities to advance are (were) available. While those who "knew" people or played the gamed were promoted more quickly, you could still advance on your merits. Flexible with time off and there are opportunities for overtime in most departments.
-Reviews: Annual Reviews have been delayed every year for the past few years and finally retro raises were not given. This saved CCS how much money? While I'm sure this happens in many places of employment, reviews are meaningless. You will be praised all year long but when reviews come out, you're lucky if you are barely above average. HR will kick back reviews that are too good and most in management do not keep detailed records to support an excellent review. Your narrative may make it seem like you're the best thing since sliced bread, but the actual number (and raise) will tell a different story.
-Corporate move: Give people credit. Allison wouldn't become CEO until the decision to move corporate to Dallas was made. Sure it makes good business sense, but don't make it seem like his preference had nothing to do with the move! Communication regarding corporate move to Dallas is guarded and a bit sneaky. Clearwater and other locations' days are likely numbered. Wouldn't you get tax breaks for also moving Operations and other departments to Dallas?
-Layoffs: Some recent layoffs were unexpected and there are probably more to come. On the one hand they tell the employees how well CCS is doing, but on the other hand lay off many good employees who had been there awhile and had a lot to offer while letting the slackers stay on continue to be a drain on company morale. People don't work as well when they are in fear of losing their jobs, regardless of performance. This is something corporate HR in Dallas should understand.
-Employee Recognition: None except for recognition by your immediate management, and only in some departments.
-Trust: In many cases, senior leadership does not trust or respect the opinion of the management reporting to them. Most of your people were promoted for a reason, or else why are they your management?
Be honest with people about what is going on with the company. It's not fair to let people fear for their employment constantly. In this economic climate, people need to be aware of their options.
Stop making stupid process changes that don't work and then not admitting the failure, even though it has an extreme detrimental affect to both the departments affected and company as a whole. Man up!
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I had a meeting with my neuropsych last week, when we talked about my concussive history. I had read the article by Malcom Gladwell in the New Yorker called Offensive Play, and I had some questions about how my past might have made me more susceptible to tbi, later in life. I was wondering aloud if my rough-and-tumble childhood (when falli ...
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A new study shows that high school athletes playing at higher altitudes suffer fewer concussions than those closer to sea-level, a phenomenon attributed to physiological changes in the brain causing it to fit more tightly in the skull. "This is the first time any research has linked altitude to sports-related concussion," said Dawn Coms ...
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As part of an ambitious new study investigating the effects of repeated head injuries on athletes, a Toronto-based medical team is requesting that hockey players will their brains to medical science. The team is headed by one of Canada's foremost experts on concussions, Dr. Charles Tator of Toronto Western Hospital. Dr. Tator has a longst ...
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I'll be the first to admit that I don't follow football nearly as closely as many friends do but as I read about Peyton Manning getting tested for a concussion in yesterday's USAToday , I couldn't help but think about a case control study published online prior to print in next month's Radiology in which the authors concluded that even mild ...
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Whoa littleG I just looked at your pics and it looks like your running cheap gemfan props! I can guarantee you those props are adding tons of jello. I used to use those props and no matter how good they were balanced they would be so flimsy that they would not track straigh at all once they had to start to lift anything. Also I've had 3 gemfan props just break on me midair. Get those cheap props off bc they will kill your video and kill your frame when they break midair. Look at these videos of mine. Both will show gemfan props breaking midair. Use atleast apc props they work way better. And there way stiffer.
This video was just a test video of my old 1.3 frame. So the gopro I'd just barely strapped on on the front bc there wasn't any room lol.
In some of my old Tricopter videos of the fpvmanuals frame you can see how bad jello was even with balanced gemfan props. Also since there so flimsy in the video you could see my green prop tracking with about a 1 inch split between both blades. That is not good lol. My friend just got his frame up and flying and he tried to use cheap props also and his frame wouldn't even fly. So I told him get apc props and he changed his props and put 2 washers on and bam it flew right away. Now he just needs to tune his pid settings. Here's his videos showing the vibes of the cheap props.
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Thankfully, mums not the word this time. A great article featured on iTWire down under talks about the Pearl's release today in Australia. The piece gives a great rundown on the Pearl's place in the Aussie market and lends some carrier information, noting that Vodaphone's the only current carrier publicly carrying the phone now, and is doing so with a $699 price tag. The article's pretty well what you're used to when a new device comes out on this side of the world, but Aussie-style! To the new Pearl lovers from the land of Dundee – welcome. Keep us abreast of your opinions.
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Those busy-bodies over at Handmark have done it again, apparently. All users on PocketExpress can now access live sports scores directly from their device in, get this, real time. As the release says, no matter if it's during a time-out, between innings, the dismal rally-cap times, you can keep checking in on your favourite team as they lose to a much better one.
Constant refreshing and the patience of Mr. Miagi has led a BBHub reader to uncovering some great screen caps from Cingular's business site. Originally, we were only able to see an unsatisfying "coming soon" on cingular.com/blackberrypearl, but now, more sites are popping up on the site with actual purchasing info – and the phone can actually be purchased through Cingular's Premier service. The aforementioned reader was kind enough to take some screen caps, and we've got 'em for you. Still can't access them through normal means, though, so that means there's still no official announcement coming from Cingular HQ. Shame.
And so continues the battle of the keypads. This time, it's not really QWERTY vs. SURE, but moreso how to give a QWERTY keypad solid numerical functionality while keeping the typing style that we've all come to know and love. This all coming from a new patent that surfaced today from RIM. Before I show you the abstract from the aforementioned patent – show of hands: SURE or QWERTY? Now then, read on.
No news is good news, right? Ever since late September, we've had our eyes on RIM and their stock-handling issues. The company has been reviewing it's past stock history and continues to report to the Ontario Securities Commission. Their current update? Nothing to report. The company continues to stress, though, that they don't expect any changes to be made to the results of their Q2 announcements.
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Check out the slight misconception here, and who's got insight as to why the land down under thinks that Mother's are the ideal target market? An interesting side note from the article – look at what analysts are saying about the future of mobile email.