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- Girl who survived Asiana plane crash killed by firetruck
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- SFO crash: If you were on Asiana Flight 214, would you help others or yourself?
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- SFO crash: NTSB reveals chaotic details of pilots' confusion; two flight attendants ejected
- SFO crash: Doctor finds unusual pattern of spine injuries
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- Pilot actions in Asiana crash scrutinized by investigators
- Rescuers recount first moments after Asiana 214's crash at SFO
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- Investigation continues into whether plane crash victim was hit by rescue vehicle
- San Jose, Oakland airports expect normal operations Tuesday
- Mercury News editorial: Asiana crash at SFO inspired heroism
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- Asiana Flight 214 crash: First responders describe surreal scene at SFO
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- San Francisco: Survivors of Asiana plane crash at SFO tell tales of flying cinnamon buns, iPods and gaping exit holes
- SFO crash: Official probes whether rescuers ran over, killed crash victim
- SFO Crash: Southern California school in shock after students killed, injured in crash
- Two girls killed in San Francisco plane crash were students headed to summer camps in U.S.
- NTSB: Asiana flight tried to abort landing at SFO just seconds before crash
- SFO 'glide slope' inoperable during Saturday's crash
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- Live Coverage: Investigation of Asiana Flight 214 crash at SFO
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- A look back at previous airport approach crashes
- Asiana Airlines connects major technology markets
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- SFO Crash: 2 girls dead, almost 200 other people injured after Asiana flight 214 slams runway
SAN FRANCISCO -- On a picture-perfect Saturday morning, a packed Boeing 777 from Seoul crash-landed at San Francisco International Airport, killing two 16-year-old passengers and forcing more than 300 survivors to slide down emergency chutes and climb over wreckage as the roof of the plane erupted into roiling flames and plumes of smoke.
Dozens of witnesses and passengers described a chaotic scene after Asiana Airlines Flight 214 apparently clipped a sea wall in front of the runway, snapping off its tail. The plane violently bounced twice before sliding to a stop as hundreds watched horrified from planes waiting to take off.
The survivors included Silicon Valley tech executives, a martial arts group from Scotts Valley and South Korean schoolchildren on an exchange program.
One San Francisco man, Jang Hyung Lee, 32, said he held his 15-month-old son tightly on his lap as the plane bounced hard on the tarmac, hurling luggage and laptops around the cabin. "I didn't want to lose him," Lee said.
Vedpal Singh, who had been sitting with his family in the middle of the aircraft, described the crash as 10 seconds of horror. Fire officials said when they arrived, some passengers were coming out of the shallow bay water, "to maybe douse themselves.''
"It was miraculous we survived,'' said Singh, who suffered a fractured collarbone. Singh, who works in South Korea, was coming to the Bay Area to visit his brother.
Many passengers, including Samsung executive David Eun, posted photos and messages after their escape that swirled through social media: "Fire and rescue people all over the place," Eun posted on Path. "They're evacuating the injured. Haven't felt this way since 9/11. Trying to help people stay calm. Deep breaths ..."
Facebook executive Sheryl Sandberg posted on her Facebook page that she was supposed to be on that flight, but changed her plans to another airline so her children could use her frequent flier miles.
San Mateo County Coroner Robert Foucrault said late Saturday the two passengers who were killed were both 16-year-old females, from either Korea or China. One appeared to have been thrown from the rear of the plane and landed on the runway when the tail broke off, he said. The other was found near the wreckage.
"When the plane made impact with the ground and had come apart, the first victim was probably ejected from the aircraft,'' he said. "The second was found outside the aircraft near the left wing.''
Investigators from the National Transportation Safety Board were arriving from Washington to begin probing what caused one of the worst airline crashes in Bay Area history. Boeing's 777s are considered among the safest jetliners, having never been involved in a fatal crash since they started flying in 1995, according to AirSafe.com,
Asiana Airlines Flight 214 originated in Shanghai and stopped in Seoul, South Korea, carrying 291 passengers, and 16 crew. SFO was shut down for hours as 182 passengers were taken to local hospitals; 49 were seriously injured, some with burns.
"It was disbelief, screaming,'' passenger and San Francisco businessman Benjamin Levy said Saturday night at San Francisco General Hospital where he was treated for bruised ribs.
At the moment of the crash, "in your head everything goes into slow motion. You don't believe its happening.
"It's like a Six Flags show, right? You're tied up to your chair, and then again we're skipping down the runway and I felt like maybe we were going back up and start flying again, trying to improvise another landing.''
At first people tried pushing their way to the exits, but soon they calmed down. Levy said he opened the lever of an emergency door but the chute failed to deploy, so passengers were forced to climb five or six feet down over piles of debris.
Dramatic aerial images showing the giant, blackened hole stretching across the top of the plane, with the charred, melted passenger seats inside, indicate just how lucky the passengers were to get out in time. Several passengers interviewed said there was no indication of any problems until their final approach just seconds before the 11:27 a.m. crash when they could tell the plane was coming in at an "awkward angle."
The National Transportation Safety Board was headed to the Bay Area to lead the investigation.
Luggage containers popped open above the seats, sending laptops and suitcases tumbling down. Some saw flames and smoke outside the plane as they scrambled out.
Levy was sitting in a window seat near the back of the plane when he realized the pilot was coming in "way too low." When the plane's tail struck the sea wall, Levy said, the pilot "started pushing the throttle again to go back up because he realized he wasn't going to make it. So there was a lot of water splashing onto the engine. Basically I think we almost landed in the water.'' Within minutes, flames and smoke billowed from the top of the plane, but not much of it reached the cabin as passengers scrambled out.
Lee, an architectural designer from San Francisco who was holding his toddler son, told this newspaper he could tell something was wrong in the final seconds before the landing. The plane was flying at an awkward angle, he said. "I actually kind of knew it was going to crash," he said.
Elliott Stone and his martial arts group were on their way home to Scotts Valley from a competition in South Korea. He told CNN that he felt a jolt, and the plane tipped on its side, then erupted in flames.
"Everyone was pushing, rushing out," he said. Some passengers slid down emergency chutes, but Stone told CNN that he and others were forced to jump to safety. He also said passengers in the back of the plane suffered the worst injuries.
"There were five that we saw that were just terrible," he said.
Within minutes, fire crews were on the scene, spreading foam and water to dampen the inferno, helping passengers out of the plane and searching the fuselage for survivors.
At Stanford Hospital, one young passenger said the crash happened so quickly and passengers got out so fast, there was little time to panic.
"The fireman kept saying we were OK," said the young woman, who didn't want to be identified.
NTSB Chairwoman Deborah Hersman said teams were headed to SFO to study flight data recorders and begin the investigation. "We have a lot of work to do," she said. The FBI is also assisting in the investigation, and an FBI spokesman said Saturday afternoon that there is no indication of a terrorist attack.
SFO officials said the runway in question -- 28L -- had recently undergone safety upgrades with crews adding structures for landing lights and commissioning a new taxiway. The work was part of a federally mandated project to make sure runways are long enough and wide enough to deal with emergency landings or aborted takeoffs.
Two of the airport's four runways were reopened late Saturday afternoon, but many flights are still being diverted to airports in Oakland, San Jose and Sacramento. SFO officials did not say when full service would be restored. Seventeen flights that had been diverted from SFO landed at Mineta San Jose International Airport and 10 more were expected, including three international flights, said airport spokeswoman Rosemary Barnes.
The "thump" or "boom" of the plane as it lost its tail and bounced on the tarmac was heard for miles around the airport. John Ozols, 54, said he heard the crash in Foster City: "I was lying on my couch and heard the boom. I said 'wow,' what was that?"
Hospitals treated dozens of patients, including some in critical condition. Many had head and shoulder injuries and cuts and bruises. Stanford Hospital officials say they had "several with life-threatening injuries," spine fractures and internal bleeding. Patients arrived by ambulance and U.S. Coast Guard helicopter. Some injuries appeared to come from the pressure of seat belts.
Throughout the day, people throughout the Bay Area were glued to their phones and televisions, stunned by the wreckage and the miracle that so many walked away.
"Having visited the site,'' said San Francisco Mayor Ed Lee, "it is incredible we have so many survivors.''
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This was a cute paranormal series that was more keen on mystery more so then romance. It was very PG on the romance but the mystery factor kept everything interesting. This paranormal series are about battling races of Angels on earth. Fallen Angels from heaven are curse not to feel physical sensation on Earth, the only way Fallen Angels can have human sensation is to posses a race of fallen angel / human hybrid called the Nephilim. The Nephilim posses human sensation along with immortality and fallen angel strength. Fallen Angels seek out Nephilim when they turn 16 years old to make them swear an oath of fealty to the Angel so that 2 weeks out of the year the fallen angel can posses the Nephilim like a parasite and gain human sensation. Nora Grey didn't have much invested in the war until she procured a fallen angel boyfriend Patch and was made a pure blood Nephilim by her biological father that was the leader of the Nephilim army that Nora inherited upon his death. What is Nora to do?
very fun listening and credit worthy
"It wasn't that good..."
I picked this one up in the hidden gem sale, and I kinda wish I didn't. It had potential but it didn't hit the mark.
A small Celtic village off the Irish coast was raided by Vikings, it left the village in ruin with pretty much no men left. So ten years later women are trying to survive and keep the village going with no luck they collectively can't handle men's work along with their women's work simultaneously. One day the Viking's return or what the women think are Vikings, really just Norsemen to setting in the village and help the Celtic women. The Norsemen are perfect gentlemen helping out with everything and bringing the village and land back to life and all the Celtic women can do is play silly pranks on the men and call them heathen Vikings. It pretty much goes on like this through the whole book. The pranks really just reminded me of college greek week, when sororities and fraternities would prank each other, it was that silly.
It comes out that Ronin the leader of the Norsemen was at the village raid 10 years ago and saved Arienh the ringleader of the Celtic women from being raped from the Viking chasing her that night. He came back for her wanting her to be his wife and she just asks like a totally brat towards him even though she gave up her V-patch to him pretty early on in the book. Once you do that you are considered married and therefore Arienh has no legs to stand on to be such a brat. The whole book is the women struggling to accept the men and once they do...the book is over. I found it rather dull and recommend passing this one over.
"Oh wow..the ride continues!"
I was very happy at the conclusion of the book, because America definitely had to work for it ! the ride continues with the cat and mouse emotional play with Aspen and Prince Maxon. America is only still in the selection by her and Max defying the King in any way they can and she grows closer to Max, but her past relationship with her personal guard weighs on her. What is one low caste girl to do? Get the book to find out. I think you'll be satisfied in the Selection Trilogy , because I was!
Wow...this book was extra emotional for me because Regin is a total B-A and to have her get emotional was thrilling and exciting at the same time. Regin is fated to the male that has been enslaving the Lorion creatures for years and pretty much was second in command, what is girl suppose to do with that? Well Regin has it covered. I love Regin! and of course Robert Petkoff ... Masterpiece as usual, but extra kudos for having extra voice's for Declan Chase, completely sublime, your talents amaze me! No question this series rules!
"It got my attention...."
This series has a bad wrap because the plot like is similar to Vampire Academy series. Yes the series does have similarities, but it break off into its own story. This series is about a hidden society of Greek Gods and their descendants ( I'm a huge fan of Greek mythology). Within the society there is a political cast system with pure blood descendants as the ruling class and the half-blood descendants as the lesser class of guards or servants for the pure bloods. It is law that there cannot be any relations between any pure bloods and half-bloods, any that are caught it is punishable by death. We have our 17 teen year old heroine Alexandria who is a half-blood in school training to be sentinel guard. Trying to catch up in school to graduate after being absent for 3 years while on the run with her mother, gorgeous pure-blood sentinel Aidan agrees to train her. The couple has to fight their forbidden attraction and Alex slowly finds out why her mother was trying to hide her from the covenant, Alex is slated to become the most powerful weapon in their world, but she isn't alone there is another that can harness the same power. Deity kept my attention and it ends in a cliffhanger and I already pre-ordered the next one.
"Perfect Blend!"
First of all I don't like vampire books, they are very over done in paranormal romance novels, but I completely LOVED this book! I am actually shocked at myself of how much I loved this book. The book was a perfect blend of action, mystery, intrigue and sex.
We have our newly 21 year old Dani Vaughn transferring from her local Maryland community college to a New York school. Days before leaving Dani has strange dreams of biting people and drinking blood, that she chalks up to stress of leaving her long time boy friend and her mother behind to pursue a better college out of state. In New York Dani seems to have become the new catnip for the male gender and is irresistible to any that cross her path, human or vampire alike. Dani slowly learns of her unique heritage and she must be kept a secret. The book is so deliciously intriguing, I think my canines just got longer. The series has fabulous potential and I have the second book in my wish list waiting for it to come out.
"Decent book ...Horrible Narration!"
The story is actually creative, teenager Isis has an encounter with the paranormal in her dreams that come to life only to discover that she is paranormal herself. I would recommend getting this book in print, because the narration bought the book down several pegs! This is hands down by far the worse narrator I have ever encountered on audio, that is saying something because I have a vast audio library. One of the first rules in performance is if you are not trained in language accents then don't do it! Her male voices sounded like slow witted giants, it was just awful and painful to listen to. I would pass on the audio book and get it on kindle or paper and spare your ears.
"Pleasantly shocked that I liked it!!"
What if retro-active abortion was legal? In this not too distant future parents can legally have their troublesome teen retroactively aborted between the ages of 13 to 18. To avoid the it being murder, every part of the unwind teen must be kept alive and used it transplantation purposes. This book journey's with 3 teens slated to be unwind. The first is Connor a troubled 16 year old boy who discovers his parents signed copy of his unwinding order right before Thanksgiving and his parents and little brothers plane tickets to the Bahamas the day after he was due to be unwind. Connor decides to flee before the Juvenile cops collect him. On the road of running away his past crosses with another girl 15 Risa who is a state owned kid and is slated to be unwind because of state budgets cuts, and Connor also runs into 13 year old boy Lev who is being unwind because he is a religious tithe and was slated to be unwind since the day he was born. The book is definitely interesting and is a conversation starter. If you are looking for something different, look no further.
"Not Bad, in league with FSOG."
Not bad very seductive book. It is similar to FSOG but more realistic. Sophie Black is a 32 year old PA for a construction company that applies for a new PA job for Lucien Knight, founder of Knight Industries which makes sex toys. Conservative Ms. Black world gets hot and steamy and turns upside down with acceptance with this new job. Not complete 5 stars because there is a part where there is too much sex at one time, I like the sex spread out a little bit. And the use of the word "knickers" That word is not sexy at all, and only reminds me of granny panties. Besides those two things it still is a good book and it ends on a cliffhanger and screams for you to continue on the next book, which is what I'm going to do.
"It got better!!!!"
Celaena Sardothien is now the hated tyrant King's personal assassin. The King is sending Celaena out to kill anyone that may oppose his rule. As Celaena encounters people on the King's hit-list more information is revealed on how the King really gained his power. Celaena is faced with her past revealed and her future destiny, her relationship with the captain of the guard and the crown prince. This series is very well written and I alright pre-ordered the next book. Can't wait... this is a very credit worthy series!
"Not as good as the first one."
I loved Forever His. I loved the fantasy aspect of a time traveling woman that finds love in the past and has to over come the obstacles of being a futuristic woman living in the past. His Forbidden Touch is nothing like that, its just a plain old historical romance. It still was a good story, but I was hoping for something like the first book. The only connection between the first book and the second is Royce the main character was friends with Sir Gaston from the first book. So I was a little disappointed with this one.


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KDE 3.5 must be Yuengling then
Phoronix: Linux Desktops Described In Terms Of Beer
With GNOME starting the GBeers initiative, for the weekend I couldn't help but to think about what beer pairings I would do if needing to match the popular Linux desktops with beer...
KDE 3.5 must be Yuengling then
Just had to smile when reading the article.
Nice comparison! And it seams that you like German beers very much... +1 from me!
That no Linux desktops are any type of Double IPA probably explains why I gave up on Linux as a real desktop.
I'd certainly agree with the KDE / Weihenstephan mapping.
I've been using KDE since 1.x and, while it has certainly had its ups and downs, it is still my favourite desktop. (The period following KDE 4.0 was a particularly rough patch - I upgraded then downgraded back to 3.5 after a week or so several times until 3.5.whatever started to succumb to bit-rot around the time of 4.3.something and have flirted with Xfce a number of times since then.)
Weihenstephan Hefe Weißbier has long been one of my favourite beers; again, I drink others and occasionally decide that one of them is my favourite for a while but eventually the "old faithful" Weihenstephaner wins through. (I'm quite lucky that the big supermarkets around Camberley stock, between them, a reasonable range of Weißbiers. It varies over time but, at its peak a couple of years back, I had 12 different varieties in my drinks cabinet!)
What would Gnome 1.x be compared to? Or Enlightenment?
Well .. I must say .. This was to be expected sooner or later .. xD
Cool article.
Unity is Becks - Right on
Becks is the only beer Michael mentioned that is not from Bavaria afaik.
There are many worthwhile beers from Germany that are not from Bavaria. But it's safe to say Becks just isn't one of them
I have quite a few nice breweries around the corner here in North Rhine Westphalia, too. Pott's Brauerei makes some very nice "high brow" beers in the Münsterland. My "low brow" beer of choice would be Kronen Export, brewed in Dortmund since 1430.
This was an excellent article.
unity is a grandmother' swarm p***. gnome shell (it's not gnome 3 you knobs, unity is gnome 3 also) is corona light and lxde is crushed barley mixed with tap water.


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Selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs) balance brain chemicals (neurotransmitters) by making more serotonin available. This reduces the number and severity of panic attacks associated with panic disorder.
SSRIs are frequently the first choice of medicine for treating panic disorder and are effective in reducing the number and severity of panic attacks. SSRIs help to reduce anxiety, symptoms of depression, and agoraphobia.
SSRIs reduce the severity and number of panic attacks as well as anxiety related to anticipating a panic attack. You may start to feel better 1 to 3 weeks after you start taking an SSRI. But it can take as many as 6 to 8 weeks to see more improvement. If you have questions or concerns about your medicines, or if you do not notice any improvement by 3 weeks, talk to your doctor.
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SSRIs can be safer than tricyclic or tetracyclic antidepressants, because they do not cause death if taken in large quantities (overdose). SSRIs usually are well tolerated and effective. SSRIs also may be safer for older adults, because the side effects are more tolerable.
People with liver disease usually require lower doses of SSRIs.
Daily use of SSRIs may increase the risk of bone fracture in adults over age 50. Talk to your doctor about this risk before taking an SSRI.
Many medicines can interact with SSRIs, such as nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) including aspirin, ibuprofen, or naproxen, which can increase bleeding or bruising. Be sure your doctors know all of the medicines that you take. This includes prescription medicine, over-the-counter medicine, vitamins, supplements, and herbal remedies.
Some people may have sexual dysfunction while taking an SSRI.
Medicine is one of the many tools your doctor has to treat a health problem. Taking medicine as your doctor suggests will improve your health and may prevent future problems. If you don't take your medicines properly, you may be putting your health (and perhaps your life) at risk.
There are many reasons why people have trouble taking their medicine. But in most cases, there is something you can do. For suggestions on how to work around common problems, see the topic Taking Medicines as Prescribed.
Women who take an SSRI during pregnancy have a slightly higher chance of having a baby with birth defects. If you are pregnant, you and your doctor must weigh the risks of taking an SSRI against the risks of not treating your panic disorder.
Follow-up care is a key part of your treatment and safety. Be sure to make and go to all appointments, and call your doctor if you are having problems. It's also a good idea to know your test results and keep a list of the medicines you take.
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2012 Senior Bowl: Practice Report
This is Charlie Campbell's Wednesday 2012 Senior Bowl Practice Report (North). Charlie is reporting live from Mobile, Ala., and he'll describe what he sees at practice and whom certain prospects talk to all week. If you want to see other 2012 Senior Bowl Reports, click the link. Follow me @walterfootball for updates, and stay tuned all week for tons of 2012 Senior Bowl coverage. |
2012 Senior Bowl: Wednesday North Practice Report
By Charlie Campbell - @draftcampbell
The North team took to the field of Ladd Peebles Stadium for their third practice of Senior Bowl on Wednesday morning. The Minnesota Vikings coaching staff was in charge of the North team and they had the players practicing in full pads. Tuesday and Wednesday are the full-padded sessions. To start out practice they worked on special teams and in their individual position groups.
The linebackers received some expert coaching from Hall of Fame linebacker Mike Singletary. Nebraska linebacker Lavonte David has very quick feet, but Singletary was riding him not to be too high in his upper body and maintain a better body lean. Singletary had a lot of praise for Boise State outside linebacker Shea McClellin. Nevada linebacker James-Michael Johnson looked bad in the bag work. Singletary made him start over numerous times because Johnson's footwork and body lean were sloppy. Johnson seemed to be frustrating Singletary.
Shortly later, the linebackers, safeties, tight ends and running backs battled in a one-on-one pass defense scrimmage. Wisconsin fullback Bradie Ewing started the session strong by burning Johnson. Ewing ran a slant and than cut out across the field. Overall, Johnson looks rather stiff and probably should play on the inside of a 3-4 defense. David had tight coverage on Cincinnati running back Isaiah Pead to force an incompletion.
Boise State running back Doug Martin had a solid practice. In the one-on-ones he burned college teammate McClellin on a corner post route. Martin ran a deep post to get separation on North Carolina State linebacker Audie Cole for another catch.
One running back that wasn't getting much separation was Washington's Chris Polk. He was covered closely by Utah State's Bobby Wagner on a few reps. Polk has been unimpressive this week and his stock could take a dip as a result.
Michigan State tight end Brian Linthicum had a nice win over Penn State defensive back D'Anton Lynn. Notre Dame safety Harrison Smith stayed stride for stride with Missouri tight end Michael Egnew. Massachusetts tight end Emil Igwenagu burned Boise State safety George Iloka on a slant route. Igwenagu followed that up with a nice one-handed catch during the install session.
The wide receivers and cornerbacks had another one-on-one session on one part of the field while a nine-on-nine run scrimmage was held on the other side. Half of this practice period was a different kind of one-on-one. On Wednesday they had the cornerbacks and wide receivers going against each other in blocks as if there was a perimeter run.
One receiver who had an impressive day was Iowa's Marvin McNutt. He won his first receiving rep by beating Oklahoma cornerback Jamell Fleming on a dig route. Fleming got some revenge by getting by a block from McNutt later on, but the big wideout played well in the team scrimmage.
Boston College cornerback Donnie Fletcher played well and he stood out on Wednesday. He's had a strong Senior Bowl overall. Fletcher had a nice jam on a route from Ohio State's DeVier Posey. Fletcher stayed with Posey as he ran his route and slapped the ball away for an incompletion. Fletcher showed real strength and physicality in the run defense portion. He blasted Arizona State wide receiver Gerell Robinson in two reps. The second one saw Fletcher knock Robinson to the ground to defeat the block.
Nebraska cornerback Alfonzo Dennard had a mixed performance. He looked bad in trailing a pass route from Cal receiver Marvin Jones. Dennard didn't turn and run well with Jones. Downfield Dennard lost his feet and fell down to let Jones get wide open. In run blocking, Dennard came back to beat two blocks from Posey. Jones lost a block to Iowa State's Leonard Johnson, but out-muscled Johnson for a reception in the pass-receiving portion.
The defensive line and offensive lines battled in one-on-ones, and there are definitely some prospects that are really helping themselves. The defensive line has a bigger advantage in this drill because they don't have to play the run before rushing the passer like they do in many plays in an actual game. They also don't take on any double teams or have to overcome a chip from a running back or tight end. Here is a scorecard of some of the one-on-one action:
In the 11-on-11 team scrimmage, the offensive line had some better plays. Zeitler and Schwartz combined on the right side of the line to blast open a big hole for Boise State running back Doug Martin. Zeitler also had a pancake block later.
Reyes kept charging through the line and forced a big tackle for a loss. Wolfe had a sack of Wisconsin quarterback Russell Wilson on a bootleg. Wolfe made a good read and fired into the backfield to tap Wilson's pads before running by him. Curry had a nice rush where he blew by Adams to flush the quarterback out of the pocket. Lavonte David also had a tackle for a loss after he fired into the backfield on a play. Johnson beat Adams for a probable sack on a speed rush. Ta'amu had some good plays and was disruptive.
Boise State quarterback Kellen Moore hit McNutt on a deep out after he beat Fleming to get open. On another play Moore had Ewing running wide open after Michigan State safety Trenton Robinson lost track of his man. The pass was horribly thrown and sailed incomplete. Moore also had a fumbled snap in shotgun. McNutt worked his way through zone coverage to make a big gain on a pass from Michigan State's Kirk Cousins.
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The Urologic Diseases Dictionary R - Z
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renal (REE-nuhl):
of or relating to the kidneys. A renal disease is a disease of the kidneys. Renal failure means the kidneys have stopped working properly.
renal pelvis (REE-nuhl) (PEL-viss):
the area where urine formed by the kidneys is collected and excreted before it travels to the ureters and bladder.
reflux (REE-fluhks):
see vesicoureteral reflux.
retention (ree-TEN-shuhn):
see urinary retention.
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sling procedure (sling) (proh-SEE-jur):
a surgical procedure to treat female stress urinary incontinence in which a strip of material is wrapped around the urethra for support.
sphincter (SFINGK-tur):
a round muscle that opens and closes to let fluid or other matter pass into or out of an organ. Sphincter muscles keep the bladder closed until it is time to urinate.
a small tube placed inside a passage, such as the urethra or a blood vessel, to keep that passage open.
stoma (STOH-muh):
a surgically created opening in the abdomen that allows passage of urine or stool. Urinary stomas must be covered at all times by a pouch that collects urine.
stone (stohn):
see kidney stone.
the solid waste that passes through the rectum as a bowel movement. Stool is undigested food, bacteria, mucus, and dead cells. Also called feces.
stress test:
a simple test in which the patient coughs to see if the internal stress of that action causes urine to leak from the bladder.
stress urinary incontinence (stress) (YOOR-ih-NAIR-ee) (in-KON-tih-nenss):
leakage of urine caused by actions-such as coughing, laughing, sneezing, running, or lifting-that place pressure on the bladder from inside the body. Stress urinary incontinence can result from either a cystocele or weak sphincter muscles.
stricture (STRIK-choor):
narrowing of a bodily passage, such as a ureter or the urethra.
struvite stone (STROO-vyt) (stohn):
a type of kidney stone caused by infection.
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testicles (TESS-tih-kuhls):
the two male glands below the penis that make sperm.
timed voiding or toileting:
the practice of urinating or taking someone to the bathroom at set times to increase the bladder's capacity to hold more urine for longer periods of time.
transient incontinence (TRAN-see-uhnt) (in-KON-tih-nenss):
incontinence that lasts a short time. Transient incontinence is usually caused by a temporary condition, such as a urinary tract infection.
transurethral (TRANZ-yoo-REE-thruhl):
through the urethra. Several transurethral procedures are treatments for benign prostatic hyperplasia:
- PVP (photoselective vaporization of the prostate): destruction of excess prostate tissue interfering with the exit of urine from the body by using a controlled laser beam inside the prostate.
- TUIP (transurethral incision of the prostate): widening of the urethra by making a few small cuts in the bladder neck—where the urethra joins the bladder—and in the prostate gland itself.
- TUMT (transurethral microwave thermotherapy): procedure that destroys excess prostate tissue interfering with the exit of urine from the body by using a probe in the urethra to deliver microwaves.
- TUNA (transurethral needle ablation): technique that destroys excess prostate tissue with electromagnetically generated heat by using a needlelike device in the urethra.
- TURP (transurethral resection of the prostate): removal of the excess prostate tissue using an instrument with an electrical loop.
see transurethral.
see transurethral.
TUNA (TEE-YOO-EN-AY or TOO-nuh):
see transurethral.
TURP (TEE-YOO-AR-PEE or turp):
see transurethral.
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see urinary incontinence.
ultrasound (UHL-truh-sound):
a technique that bounces safe, painless sound waves off organs to create an image of their structure.
see ureteropelvic junction.
urea (yoo-REE-uh):
a waste product found in the blood that results from the normal breakdown of protein in the liver. Urea is normally removed from the blood by the kidneys and then excreted in the urine.
ureterocele (yoo-REE-tur-oh-seel):
a birth defect in which a ureter swells where it empties into the bladder, often blocking the flow of urine from the kidney.
ureteropelvic junction (UPJ) (yoo-REE-tur-oh-PEL-vik) (JUHNK-shuhn):
the point where a ureter joins the kidney.
ureteropelvic junction obstruction (yoo-REE-tur-oh-PEL-vik) (JUHNK-shuhn) (ob-STRUHK-shuhn):
blockage of urine at the ureteropelvic junction, causing the kidney to swell.
ureteroscope (yoo-REE-tur-oh-skohp):
a tool for examining the bladder and ureters and for removing kidney stones through the urethra. The procedure is called a ureteroscopy.
ureterostomy (yoo-REE-tur-OSS-tuh-mee):
a form of urostomy in which the ureters are directly connected to the stoma.
ureters (YOOR-uh-turz):
tubes that carry urine from the kidneys to the bladder.
urethra (yoo-REE-thruh):
the tube that carries urine from the bladder to the outside of the body.
urethral obstruction (yoo-REE-thrul) (ob-STRUHK-shuhn):
a blockage in the urethra. A kidney stone is the most common cause.
urethritis (YOO-ruh-THRY-tiss):
inflammation of the urethra.
urge urinary incontinence (urj) (YOOR-ih-NAIR-ee) (in-KON-tih-nenss):
urinary leakage when the bladder contracts unexpectedly.
uric acid stone (YOOR-ik) (ASS-id) (stohn):
a kidney stone that may result from a diet high in animal protein. When the body breaks down this protein, uric acid levels rise and can form stones.
urinalysis (YOOR-ih-NAL-ih-siss):
a test of a urine sample that can reveal many problems of the urinary tract and other body systems. The sample may be observed for color, cloudiness, concentration; signs of drug use; chemical composition, including glucose; the presence of protein, blood cells, or bacteria; or other signs of disease.
urinary calculi (YOOR-ih-NAIR-ee) (KAL-kyoo-ly):
see kidney stones.
urinary diversion (YOOR-ih-NAIR-ee) (duh-VUR-zhuhn):
a way to release urine from the body when the bladder does not function properly. Urinary diversions include urostomy, continent cutaneous reservoir, and bladder substitute, or neobladder.
urinary frequency (YOOR-ih-NAIR-ee) (FREE-kwen-see):
urination eight or more times a day.
urinary incontinence (UI) (YOOR-ih-NAIR-ee) (in-KON-tih-nenss):
loss of bladder control; the accidental loss of urine.
urinary retention (YOOR-ih-NAIR-ee) (ree-TEN-shuhn):
the inability to empty the bladder completely.
urinary tract (YOOR-ih-NAIR-ee) (trakt):
the system that takes wastes from the blood and carries them out of the body in the form of urine. The urinary tract includes the kidneys, renal pelvises, ureters, bladder, and urethra.
urinary tract infection (UTI) (YOOR-ih-NAIR-ee) (trakt) (in-FEK-shuhn):
An illness caused by harmful bacteria growing in the urinary tract.
urinary urgency (YOOR-ih-NAIR-ee) (UR-jen-see):
inability to delay urination.
urinate (YOOR-ih-nayt):
to release urine from the bladder to the outside of the body.
urine (YOOR-in):
liquid waste product filtered from the blood by the kidneys, stored in the bladder, and expelled from the body through the urethra by the act of voiding or urinating. See urinate and void.
urodynamic tests (YOOR-oh-dy-NAM-ik) (tests):
tests that measure the bladder's ability to hold and release urine.
uroflow test (YOOR-oh-floh) (test):
measurement of the rate at which urine flows out of the body. A lower than normal rate can indicate blockage.
urogynecologist (YOOR-oh-GY-nuh-KOL-uh-jist):
a doctor who is trained in urology and gynecology and specializes in female urinary problems.
urolithiasis (YOOR-oh-lih-THY-uh-siss):
the condition of having stones in the urinary tract.
urologist (yoo-ROL-uh-jist):
a doctor who specializes in urinary problems.
urostomy (yoor-OSS-toh-mee):
an opening through the skin into the urinary tract to allow urine to drain when voiding through the urethra is not possible.
uterus (YOO-tuhr-uhss):
female organ, located in the pelvis, where a baby develops before birth. Also called a womb.
see urinary tract infection.
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vagina (vuh-JY-nuh):
the tube in a woman's body that runs beside the urethra and connects the womb, or uterus, to the outside of the body. Sometimes called the birth canal.
vasopressin (VAY-soh-PRESS-in):
see antidiuretic hormone.
see voiding cystourethrogram.
vesicoureteral reflux (VESS-ih-koh-yoo-REE-tur-uhl) (REE-fluhks):
an abnormal condition in which urine backs up into the ureters and occasionally into the kidneys, raising the risk of infection.
to urinate; to empty the bladder.
voiding cystourethrogram (VCUG) (VOYD-ing) (SISS-toh-yoo-REETH-roh-gram):
an x-ray image of the bladder and urethra taken during voiding. The bladder and urethra are filled with a special fluid to make the urethra clearly visible.
vulva (VUHL-vuh):
the outer part of the female genitals.
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womb (woom):
see uterus.
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Philharmonia Orchestra Video Podcasts
The Digital Department at the Philharmonia Orchestra has for many years been producing high-quality video content across a range of subject matter from listening guides to interviews with artists, and exclusive behind-the-scenes films. The Philharmonia Video Podcast is a way of making sure you never miss another video when it is released. If you use an RSS reader you can subscribe to our XML feed, but we would encourage you to subscribe via iTunes, which will enable you to watch our videos on your mobile device.
Instrument: Double Bass
Philharmonia Podcast 80: July 2014
In this film, Michael Fuller introduces his instrument - the double bass.
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Esa-Pekka Salonen, Kaija Saariaho and Olivier Latry introduce Saariaho's Maan varjot
Philharmonia Podcast 79: June 2014
Composing a work for organ and orchestra is not an easy task, but celebrated Finnish composer Kaija Saariaho was up to the challenge in her new piece, Maan varjot (Earth's Shadows). Discover the collaborative process behind this new commission with this film featuring Kaija Saariaho and Esa-Pekka Salonen in conversation. Noted French organist, Olivier Latry, contributes his perspective and put the newly restored Southbank Centre organ through its paces. Come hear the Philharmonia Orchestra, Esa-Pekka Salonen and Olivier Latry perform this new work in London on 26 June 2014, at Southbank Centre's Royal Festival Hall: www.philharmonia.co.uk/concerts/480/london/royal_festival_hall/26_june_2014/salonen_conducts_sibelius. Maan varjot was co-commissioned by the Philharmonia Orchestra, Southbank Centre, Orchestre Symphonique de Montréal and Orchestre National de Lyon.
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The Firebird Project - Performance Film
Philharmonia Podcast 78: May 2014
A film of the original choreography created for the 2013/14 Firebird Project featuring dancers from The Royal Ballet School, Feltham Community College and Richmond Park Academy. The music is performed by an orchestra of young musicians from Richmond Music Trust and Hounslow Music Services, with a few members of the Philharmonia Orchestra who helped coach the young musicians. See Philharmonia Podcast 77 for a behind the scenes look at the project.
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The Firebird Project - Documentary
Philharmonia Podcast 77: May 2014
What happened when we brought together young musicians and dancers from southwest London to create their own version of Stravinsky's The Firebird? Find out about this unique and moving project in our in-depth documentary. Featuring students from The Royal Ballet School, Feltham Community College, Richmond Park Academy, Richmond Music Trust and Hounslow Music Services. See Philharmonia Podcast 78 to watch the final performance
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Dvořák & Suk: A Journey with Jakub Hrůša
Philharmonia Podcast 76: April 2014
The composers Antonín Dvořák and his favourite pupil and son-in-law, Josef Suk, were both influenced by place and close relationships with loved ones. Travel to Prague with conductor Jakub Hrůša, a Prague resident, to uncover the stories behind Dvořák's Cello Concerto and Suk's rarely performed work, the Asrael Symphony. Part of the Bohemian Legends concert series in April & May 2014, at Royal Festival Hall and beyond, conducted by Jakub Hrůša: http://www.philharmonia.co.uk/bohemian
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Listening Guide: Leos Janacek's Sinfonietta with Jakub Hrusa
Philharmonia Podcast 75: March 2014
The composer Leos Janacek was an important promoter of cultural activity in the city where he spent most of his life - Brno, Moravia, Czech Republic. Czech conductor Jakub Hrusa, a Brno native, introduces us to Janacek and his city by using Janacek's spectacular Sinfonietta as a musical guide. Join us on this personal journey to discover the legacy of Leos Janacek. Part of the Bohemian Legends series in April and May 2014, conducted by Jakub Hrusa - www.philharmonia.co.uk/bohemian
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re-rite: Be the Orchestra
Philharmonia Podcast 74: March 2014
re-rite is the Philharmonia Orchestra's digital installation based on The Rite of Spring. Through this combination of immersive video and interactive design visitors can experience what it's like to play with a live orchestra. From conducting with Esa-Pekka Salonen to following the score note by note with each instrument - re-rite takes you inside the orchestra.
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Nikolai Lugansky: Beethoven's Piano Concerto No. 5 'Emperor' (Listening Guide)
Philharmonia Podcast 73: February 2014
In this Listening Guide, pianist Nikolai Lugansky guides us through Beethoven's 5th Piano Concerto. Dubbed 'Emperor' by its English publisher, this was Beethoven's last piano concerto. Find out more in this film about what makes this hugely popular work special and forward-looking, complete with illustrative extracts from the work performed by Lugansky. For more information on the Philharmonia's upcoming performance of the work with Nikolai Lugansky, please visit www.philharmonia.co.uk/concerts/464/london/royal_festival_hall/9_march_2014/lugansky_performs_emperor_piano_concerto
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Christmas Card 2013: In the Bleak Midwinter
Philharmonia Podcast 72: December 2013
Season's Greetings from the Philharmonia Orchestra. We celebrate this year with a brass quintet of Philharmonia players, playing an arrangement of Gustav Holst's carol 'In the Bleak Midwinter', arranged by Toby Street. Why not send the Philharmonia Christmas Card to your friends? Visit www.philharmonia.co.uk/christmas to find out more.
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Gustavo Dudamel works with three young conductors as they conduct Mahler's 5th Symphony and Esa-Pekka Salonen talks to the family of Arnold Schoenberg.
Esa-Pekka Salonen discusses the concert series City of Dreams: Vienna 1900-1935. We also take a look at Schoenberg's music and see what effect popular culture had on the Viennese composers.
This month's podcast features an interview with Lars Vogt, our Stepping Stones project in Bedford and young violinist Sulki Yu
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Assassin's Bullet
Action/Adventure, Drama, Suspense/Thriller
When an unknown vigilante begins killing high-priority terrorists from America's Most Wanted list in Europe, a former FBI field agent is brought in by the US Ambassador to discover the identity of the assassin.
Cast: Donald Sutherland, Timothy Spall, Christian Slater, Bashar Rahal, Elika Portnoy
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Omar Sanchez (Simmer) produced a sparkling performance to knock out Marcilio Browne (Goya Windsurfing / MFC), and in doing so he created the upset of the day. ...[more] PWA Tenerife World Cup - Epic competition on day 4 By Chris Yates, , 4:57 AM Mon 16 Jul 2012 Day four of the 2012 PWA Planet Win 365 Tenerife World Cup brought to a close an epic competition as the double elimination was completed by the early afternoon. Nuclear winds and powerful waves bombarded El Cabezo for the second day in a row as the women reached for their 3.0s whilst big guys hung onto their 3.7s. ...[more] PWA Tenerife World Cup - Testing conditions on day 2 By Chris Yates, 6:56 AM Sat 14 Jul 2012 Day two of the 2012 PWA Tenerife World Cup got underway amid extremely light winds as the wind Gods refused to follow the forecast, however by twelve o'clock there was enough wind to resume the men's single elimination. 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By the end of the event, Bjorn Dunkerbeck had managed to win three out of the six eliminations completed, as the most decorated sailor in windsurfing history dominated the proceedings. This week though will stay in the mind of Julien Quentel ...[more] PWA Catalunya World Cup day 5 - Quentel clinches impressive victory By Chris Yates, , 5:12 AM Sun 17 Jun 2012 At the 2012 PWA Catalunya World Cup, for the fifth day in a row, Costa Brava produced the goods as elimination five was completed. The racing commenced just before three o'clock in 8-15 knot winds. However, today belongs to Julien Quentel, the Frenchmen claimed his first ever victory after another hugely impressive performance, and he currently holds second place overall. ...[more] PWA Catalunya World Cup - Action aplenty on day 4 By PWA World Tour, , 6:15 AM Sat 16 Jun 2012 On day four of the PWA Catalunya World Cup, Costa Brava came to life early as the wind arrived before twelve o'clock and an action packed day ensued. After six high-octane hours on the water, two and a half eliminations were completed. As the racing came to a close it was Bjorn Dunkerbeck who stole the show, as he became the first man this season to win back-to-back eliminations ...[more] PWA Catalunya World Cup - Albeau victorious on day 3 By Chris Yates, , 7:02 AM Fri 15 Jun 2012 The third day of competition in the PWA Catalunya World Cup didn't kick off until twenty past five, as the wind continued to change direction and strength. Eventually after three and half pain staking hours on standby, the sailors' patience was rewarded and the whole of the second race was completed in fourteen to twenty four knots of wind. ...[more] PWA Catalunya World Cup - Action aplenty on day 2 + Video By Vivienne Masters, 5:16 AM Thu 14 Jun 2012 Day two of the 2012 PWA Catalunya World Cup in Costa Brava started very calm and overcast, but just after two o'clock the wind kicked in, enabling the completion of the first race. Bjorn Dunkerbeck stepped up to the plate to win the opening elimination, as he kicked off his event with a perfect start. ...[more] PWA Catalunya World Cup - Frenzy of activity on day 1 By Vivienne Masters, , 5:58 AM Wed 13 Jun 2012 The opening day of the 2012 PWA Catalunya World Cup saw a calm start to proceedings as sailors registered for the upcoming week of competition, between 10am and 12pm. It wasn't long before the tranquil calm was replaced by a frenzy of activity on the beach, as the glorious sunshine kicked the thermal wind into action. ...[more] PWA Catalunya World Cup preview By Chris Yates, , 4:38 AM Tue 12 Jun 2012 From the 12th to the 17th June, Costa Brava shall once again play host to the stars of the windsurfing world, as the third event of the men's PWA Slalom World Tour takes place. The rankings remain unbelievably tight at the top after the close fought encounter of Korea, ensuring that the PWA Catalunya World Cup will be another mesmerizing event, packed with highs, lows and non-stop drama. ...[more] PWA Ulsan Korea World Cup - Round up of the Jinha beach action By PWA World Tour, , 6:00 AM Mon 14 May 2012 The 2012 PWA Ulsan Korea World Cup took place at Jinha beach, a beach that has continued to enrich its ever growing reputation, by providing five captivating days of racing out of a possible seven. This year's event truly was a culmination of blood, sweat and tears, as emotions ran high due to upsets and shock exits occurring left, right and centre, as well as seeing the emergence of a rising star ...[more] PWA Ulsan Korea World Cup - Twists and turns on final day + Video By PWA World Tour, , 4:30 AM Sat 12 May 2012 The final day of the PWA Ulsan Korea World Cup saw yet more twists and turns in an event where no one has been able to dominate. 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Study First Received: | March 5, 2002 |
Last Updated: | February 10, 2015 |
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The Valley of the End (終末の谷, Shūmatsu no Tani, English TV: Final Valley) is located close to the border of the Land of Fire and the Land of Sound.[1] Shortly after the foundation of Konoha, the Senju's leader, Hashirama Senju became the First Hokage, much to the dismay of the fallen Uchiha leader, Madara Uchiha, who intended to destroy the village with the forced assistance of Kurama — the Nine-Tails. The valley was carved out by Hashirama's Top Transformed Buddha's barrage. The battle ended with Hashirama victorious, Madara faking his death and going into hiding, and Kurama sealed within Hashirama's wife, Mito Uzumaki.
The destructive power displayed in the epic battle left a scar in the earth that would come to be called the Valley of the End.[2][3] With the waterfall serving as a border between the Land of Fire and the land that was later known as the Land of Sound, the valley was later memorialised with two giant statues of the main combatants: Hashirama on the Land of Fire's side of the waterfall and Madara on the opposite side to symbolise his defection from their village.[2] The statues are posed to make the Traditional Shinobi Sparring's Seal of Confrontation (対立の印, Tairitsu no In), which is protocol before a duel.
Years later, at the end of Part I, Naruto Uzumaki chased the now missing-nin Sasuke Uchiha to the valley in order to bring him back to the village before the latter attempts to kill him to acquire the Mangekyō Sharingan. Ultimately, using their greatest attacks at the same time, the battle ended with Sasuke emerging as the victor, with the statues of Madara and Hashirama receiving moderate damage during the fight.[4]
In Part II, Tobi goes to the valley and sits atop Madara's statue as he muses over what path Sasuke will take.[5][6]
- The valley was part of the background in the fifth and twelfth Naruto: Shippūden openings.
- In the Studio Pierrot produced anime cutscenes of Naruto Shippūden: Ultimate Ninja Storm Generations, both the start and end of Hashirama and Madara's battle were greatly elaborated. During this depiction, it was shown that a single deflected Tailed Beast Ball from Kurama resulted in the formation of the Valley of the End.
- In Tobi's recollection of the events, Madara was stabbed through the front.[7] In Hashirama's retelling of the events, he had actually stabbed Madara from behind.[8]


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