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Dustin - which 10m are you planning is it Bramley? (I shall be doig the 20 option) But have asked If Ican now enter the SEAA XC as originally could not make the date as doing my coaching assistant award this weekend.....
Nice run Ale
interesting one for me tonight - Complete and funny stack on warm up tonight and got plastered in mud.... ran over a snow bank (grass underneath) snow runs out on bank to reveal a mud bank and had no grip and hit it like black ice and went flying 5m or so down the rest of the bank on my back then front...... glad no one was watching..... no damage as a good soft landing......managed to avoid falling over in the smow and ice over the last week.... typical me.... Thankfully all clean now after a nice hot bath.....Anyway a good session done - 15 mins easy (1.93m) 3 x 8 mins (1.25m / 1.26m / 1.27m) of 90 sec rec 15 min easy (1.90m) done in 58:30 and 8.14m covered.Take care all
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[Verse 1 - The Lonely Island]
Imagine in your mind a posh country club
The stuffy old money where the poor get snubbed
The spread is bland, sauerkraut and boiled goose
There's no way these people, will ever cut loose
But then I walk in the room, hold my boombox high
And what happened next, will blow your mind!
[Hook 1 - Julian Casablancas]
Everything got outta control
The music was so entrancing
Everyone got out on the floor
It was a bunch of old white people dancing
[Verse 2 - The Lonely Island]
Now picture if you will a bunch of business men
Stuffed in the boardroom like pigs in a pen
The ties around their necks are like a hangman's noose
In the middle of the table there's a boiled goose
The old people smell makes you want to puke in the sink
These dudes'll never dance - yeah that's what you think!
I stride in the room all young and hip
Hold up my boombox, and say "Listen to this!"
[Hook 2 - Julian Casablancas]
Then everyone started to move
People rejoiced instead of financing
Your preconcieved notions were shattered
By the super old white people dancing
[Verse 3 - The Lonely Island]
The Big Apple, where people never dance
Spirits go down while profits expand
The cops or the dealers, who's got the juice
The street venders peddling their boiled goose
So many types of people, they'll never get along
Till I bust out my boombox and play this song
[Hook 3 - Julian Casablancas]
The music washed away all the hate
And society started advancing
Every demographic was represented
It was a rainbow coalition of dancing
Everyone was wearing fingerless gloves
I saw a Spanish guy doing the Bartman
[Verse 4 - The Lonely Island]
Transport now to an old folks home
Where the elderly are tossed on their brittle bones
The orderlies are stealing, there's no excuse
Everyday for lunch they eat boiled goose
So I grabbed my boombox and hit the turbo bass
And what happened next, was a total disgrace
[Hook 4 - Julian Casablancas]
Everybody started having sex
The music was way too powerful
A bunch of old people fucking like rabbits
It was disgusting to say the least - OHHH!
A boombox can change the world
But you gotta know your limits with a boombox
This was a cautionary tale
A boombox is not a toy!!!


text: Oh holy night, the stars are brightly shining; It is the night of our dear Savior's birth! Long lay the world in sin and error pining, Till He appeared and the soul felt his worth. A thrill of hope, the weary world rejoices, Yonder breaks a new and glorious morn. Fall on your knees, Oh hear the angel voices! Oh night divine, Oh night when Christ was born! Oh night divine, O night, Oh night divine


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AWT / Swing - play a sound
Doing a Google search for "java play sound" is either getting me entire java players or sound in damn Applets (something I have not learned as yet).
Does anyone have a simple program where you click a JButton and a sound plays? (For AWT/Swing - NOT Applets please)
Nothing fancy, one button -> click-> play a damn sound.
The code in the Applet example should be fine.
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This is the one I found that looks decent:
http://www.java.happycodings.com/Java_Sound/code5.htmlLast edited by N00Bie; 02-21-2011 at 03:34 AM. Reason: EDIT: Wrong URL
What do you want me to do about it?
You do realise that sounds are audio and that applets/gui are visual. They have nothing to do with each other. All you have to do is find the code that relates to playing sounds. Ignore all the visual stuff.
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To keep yesterday's Mets loss in perspective (beyond the fact that it still leaves them a game ahead of Atlanta), you have to remember that Piazza was serving a suspension, Mo Vaughn was out with a bellyache (in Mo's case, this is a serious affliction), and Mark Prior was on the mound. Third starter or no, Prior is at least one of the top 10 pitchers in the National League, and could easily cement his position as #4 by the end of the season; expecting him to surpass Johnson, Schilling and Oswalt is asking a bit much, but there's no reason he can't surpass the next tier (Maddux, Morris, and perhaps Millwood). Prior's not a "potential" guy like Kerry Wood; he was just about that good already last season (his numbers from last year projected to 34 starts: yes, an 11-11 record, but 208.2 IP, 175 H, 25 HR, 68 BB, 263 K). All he needs is to cut the home runs just a bit and he'll be totally dominant.
(I tried to find a comparable pitching season to Prior's last year - a pitcher with 140 or more K in less than 120 IP, starting 10 or more games - and the only comp I could find was Pedro Martinez' injury-shortened 2001 campaign).


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After an arsonist burned part of Heritage Christian a little more than a year ago, the school moved into a building one-third the size of its normal facility for the entire school year. Now students, faculty and staff tell NBC Montana they're excited to be back in their old building with a couple of new improvements.
Students file into administrator and teacher Gerry Goede's classroom. He's put blue tape on the floor to signify the size of his classroom last year at Montana Bible College.
"It was a lot smaller last year with the classrooms but I think it really knitted us together," says 10th grader Gabe Jackson.
"...And this year it was like walking through a big open space," explains classmate Jordan Nuss.
Down the hallway, we stopped into a 7th grade classroom, where students like Rachel Simpson were practicing their new lock combinations.
When she walked through the doors this morning, Simpson said she felt, "A mixture of being a little bit nervous but excited because I didn't know what it would be like. It's like a new experience for me."
Part of that new experience is the school's recently-completed gym. Goede showed us its improvements and what it took to get there.
Classrooms behind the gym were downsized to make room for increased seating -- from 300 to 700 -- and an extra court. Goede explains the stage is also larger and while students used to eat there, in their classrooms and in a section of the gym, there's now an extra 2,000 square feet they'll use as a lunchroom.
Goede says it was challenging. "Because the gymnasium was a separate building and the other classrooms were built around it, we had to basically deconstruct the gymnasium and pull it all out with cranes and then rebuild the inside of the building."
But with those challenges came strength.
"There were a lot of tears and emotions last year as people saw the flames coming out at night and then when we walked through and saw the sky coming through the ceiling because it had burned through the ceiling in places and, yet, the people had a peace that God was in control of it. He knew that he could use this for something good," says Goede.
While parents say it was hard to be away, they say they're excited for what feels like a fresh start.
"It's like coming back home, it really is," says parent Annique Fenalson.
Goede tells us the reconstruction process took about six months and around $3 million to complete. Insurance covered most of the costs but they held fundraisers last year to cover extra expenses for code upgrades, like a new sprinkler system.
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RUNIONS, Thomas Jeff, 1889 - 1963. Father (Aug) 1889 - (Feb) 1963; Son Thomas "Tom" and Elen Himes Runions; husb. of Pearl Mcnabb Runions. Ref source: Peggy McNabb.)
RUNIONS, Pearl McNabb, 1891 - 1963. Mother (Dau. of John Allen and Sarah Pope McNabb, 1st mar. to Willard Anderson, 2nd to Thomas Jefferson Runions.)
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By Naomi Klein - April 21st, 2001
"Where are you," I screamed from my cellphone into his. There was a pause and then, "A Green Zone—St. Jean and St. Claire."
Green Zone is protest speak for an area free of tear gas or police clashes. There are no fences to storm, only sanctioned marches. Green zones are safe, you're supposed to be able to bring your kids to them.
"Okay," I said. "See you in 15 minutes."
I had barely put on my coat when I got another call: "Jaggi's been arrested. Well, not exactly arrested. More like kidnapped." My first thought was that it was my fault: I had asked Mr. Singh to tell me his whereabouts over a cellphone. Our call must have been monitored, that's how they found him.
If that sounds paranoid, welcome to Summit City.
Less than an hour later, at the Comité Populaire St-Jean Baptiste community centre, a group of six swollen-eyed eyewitnesses read me their hand-written accounts of how the most visible organizer of Friday's direct action protest against the free-trade area of the Americas was snatched from under their noses.
All say Mr. Singh was standing around talking to friends, urging them to move further away from the breached security fence. They all say he was trying to de-escalate the police standoff.
"He said it was getting too tense," said Mike Staudenmaier, a U.S. activist who was talking to Mr. Singh when he was grabbed from behind, then surrounded by three large men.
"They were dressed like activists," said Helen Nazon, a 23-year-old from Quebec City, with hooded sweatshirts, bandannas on their faces, flannel shirts, a little grubby. "They pushed Jaggi on the ground and kicked him. It was really violent."
"Then they dragged him off," said Michele Luellen. All the witnesses told me that when Mr. Singh's friends closed in to try to rescue him, the men dressed as activists pulled out long batons, beat back the crowd and identified themselves: "Police!" they shouted. Then they threw him into a beige van and drove off. Several of the young activists have open cuts where they were hit.
Three hours after Mr. Singh's arrest, there was still no word of where he was being held.
Throwing activists into unmarked cars and nabbing them off streets is not supposed to happen in Canada. The strange thing is that, in Jaggi Singh's short career as an antiglobalization activist, it has happened to him before—during the 1997 protests against the Asia-Pacific Economic Co-operation summit.
The day before the protests took place, Mr. Singh was grabbed by two plainclothes police officers while walking alone on the University of British Columbia campus, thrown to the ground then stuffed into an unmarked car.
The charge, he later found out, was assaulting police. Mr. Singh had apparently talked so loudly into a megaphone some weeks before that it had hurt the ear drum of a nearby police officer.
The charge, of course, was later dropped, but the point was clearly to have Mr. Singh behind bars during the protest, just as he will no doubt be in custody for Saturday's march. He faced a similar arrest at the G-20 summit in Montreal.
In all of these bizarre cases, Jaggi Singh has never been accused of vandalism, of planning or plotting violent actions. Anyone who has seen him at the barricades, crumbling or otherwise, knows that his greatest crime is giving good speeches.
That's why I was on the phone with Mr. Singh minutes before his arrest—trying to persuade him to come to the Peoples' Summit teach-in that I was co-hosting to tell the crowd of 1,500 what was going on in the streets.
He had agreed, but then determined it was too difficult to cross the city.
I can't help thinking the fact that this young man has been treated as a terrorist, repeatedly and with no evidence, might have something to do with his brown skin, and the fact that his last name is Singh. No wonder his friends say that this supposed threat to the state doesn't like to walk alone at night.
After collecting all the witness statements, the small crowd begins to leave the community centre to attend a late-night planning meeting. In an instant, the halls are filled with red-faced people, their eyes streaming with tears, frantically looking for running water.
The tear gas has filled the street outside the centre, and has entered the corridors. "This is no longer a Green Zone! Les flics (the police) s'envient!" So much for making it to my laptop at the hotel.
Denis Belanger, who was kind enough to let me use the community centre's rickety PC to write this column, notices that the message light is flashing on the phone. It turns out that the police have closed in the entire area, no one is getting out.
"Maybe I'll spend the night," Mr. Belanger said. Maybe I will too.
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Gait Trainer vs Traditional Physiotherapy in Acute Stroke
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This is a trial aiming to evaluate the difference of effectiveness between two therapy methods in patients with acute stroke. The other aim is to use Navigated Brain Stimulation (NBS)to analyze changes in brain networks during the recovery and as the consequence of rehabilitation. The groups are:
- body-weight supported gate trainer rehabilitation
- gait-oriented traditional physiotherapy Patients in physiotherapy group will have 75 min physiotherapy daily every workday. This includes 20 minutes walking exercises in the traditional group while 20 minutes of gait trainer therapy in the gait trainer group. The evaluation of effectiveness of therapy in each group is made after three weeks' therapy and at six months. The goal is to have 40 patients until the end of June 2006.
Condition | Intervention | Phase |
Patients With Acute Stroke |
Behavioral: intensified gait trainer |
Phase 3 |
Study Type: | Interventional |
Study Design: | Allocation: Randomized Endpoint Classification: Efficacy Study Intervention Model: Parallel Assignment Masking: Open Label Primary Purpose: Treatment |
Official Title: | Body-weight Supported Therapy Using Gait Trainer Versus Traditional Gait-oriented Physiotherapy in Acute Phase of Stroke. The Effectiveness of Gait Training and Brain Networks Using NBS (Navigating Brain Stimulation) |
- Improvement ín motor function among patients in each group
- Modified Motor Assessment Scale (MMAS)
- Rivermead Motor Assessment Scale (RMA)
- Rivermead Mobility Index (RMI)
- Ten meters walking time (10MWT)
- Six-min walking distance
- Barthel index
Enrollment: | 57 |
Study Start Date: | May 2003 |
Study Completion Date: | September 2007 |
Arms | Assigned Interventions |
Experimental: 1
Gait trainer exercise actively for 20 minutes + 55 minutes other gait-oriented physiotherapy
Behavioral: intensified gait trainer
Intensity and type of rehabilitation after stroke. Gait trainér + or overground walking + other gait-oriented physioteharpy. The third group (control patients) received traditional (ordinary) physiotherapy witn o efforts to intensify it.
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Overground walking exercises actively for 20 minutes + 55 minutes other gait-oriented physiotherapy
Behavioral: intensified gait trainer
Intensity and type of rehabilitation after stroke. Gait trainér + or overground walking + other gait-oriented physioteharpy. The third group (control patients) received traditional (ordinary) physiotherapy witn o efforts to intensify it.
No Intervention: 3
Control patients with ordinary therapy
Detailed Description:
This study has been started in 2003 as a randomized study comparing rehabilitation with gait trainer and traditional gait-oriented physiotherapy.
* From the beginning of 2005, all patients have been evaluated using NBS (Navigating Brain Stimulation), a magnetic stimulation device. This stimulation is performed on day 3, 10 and 15 and at 6 months.
- The total number of patients recruited in the study is 57, seventeen (17) patients in gait trainer group and twenty (20) patients in the group of traditional physiotherapy. From the year 2005 onwards, ten (10 control patients have been recruited. Those patients have been selected with the exactly the same criteria as those who have been included in the treatment groups. The control patients have exactly the same evaluations at same time points, but their rehabilitation takes place according to the principles obeyed in the neurology clinic. Thus, they have not been randomised in any of the two treatment groups.
- Since the start of study, ten (10) patients have withdrawn from the study from various reasons (drop outs). One patient before randomization, 5 patients in the gait trainer group, one patient in the traditional physiotherapy group and 3 patients in the control group.
- Thus, the final group consists of 17 patients in the gait trainer group, 20 patients in the traditional therapy group and 10 patients in the control group.
- There will be 25 patients who have underwent the whole procedure of NBS: 9 patients in the gait trainer group, 8 patients in the traditional therapy group and 8 patients in the control group. The last 6-month follow-ups will take place in late August/early September 2007.
The idea of combining navigated magnetic brain stimulation (NBS)in the rehabilitation intervention study is to evaluate the change in brain networks during the recovery process, to see possible differences in these networks due to different rehabilitation methods and/or good vs. poor recovery. In connection with the magnetic stimulation, a 60-channel EEG map will be taken in order to measure the electrical spread of the induced neural electrical activity, which describes the state of the connections of the damaged brain area to other parts of the brain as well as of possible activation of new neural connections.
This arrangement allows a unique opportunity to study the re-organisation of brain structures after stroke and brain plasticity in general in recovering brain.
For the evaluation of functional recovery, a combination of relevant scales of motor function will be measured during the study. Those are: Rivermead Mobility Index, Rivermead Motor Assessment , Modified Motor Assessment Scale, Functional ambulation Category, Physical Cost Index, 6-minute walking time. In addition, Barthel index, Scandinavian Stroke Scale and NIH Scale will be performed in the beginning and at the end.
Ages Eligible for Study: | 18 Years to 85 Years |
Genders Eligible for Study: | Both |
Accepts Healthy Volunteers: | No |
Inclusion Criteria:
- Supratentorial stroke within 8 days of onset
- Barthel index 25-75
Exclusion Criteria:
- Severe cognitive disorder
- Severe cardiac disease
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00307762
Finland | |
Department of Neurology, University Hospital of Kuopio | |
Kuopio, Finland, 70210 |
Study Director: | Sivenius MR Sivenius, MD, PhD | Department of Neurology, Kuopio University Hospital |
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ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier: | NCT00307762 History of Changes |
Other Study ID Numbers: | KUH5772732 |
Study First Received: | March 27, 2006 |
Last Updated: | March 30, 2015 |
Health Authority: | Finland: Ministry of Social Affairs and Health |
Keywords provided by Kuopio University Hospital:
Stroke Physiotherapy Effectiveness Gait trainer |
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Stroke Brain Diseases Cardiovascular Diseases Central Nervous System Diseases |
Cerebrovascular Disorders Nervous System Diseases Vascular Diseases |
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Re: Cal 28 Vs. Catalina 27 livaboard
I have a friend who is 6'4" or more and had no trouble sleeping a couple nights in a row in either the vee-berth or the dinette double berth on my C27, in the winter no less with gear strewn about. For standing headroom, he found plenty on deck.
That said, I'm not crazy about the dinette layout C27 (as I have mentioned to others asking about this boat). It's quite cramped with the table up and useless for anything except a berth with the table down. If the Cal 28 has a facing settee layout, I would definitely go for that. On the other hand, there's plenty of space below the forward dinette seating on the C27 for a holding tank.
As Faster mentioned, if you can fully enclose the cockpit with the dodger and bimini on the Cal 28, that is nothing to be scoffed at. Those additions are pretty pricey as well.
The electronics and gadgetry should not enter into the decision. The motor is something to consider; 8 hp is probably the minimum you want for a 28-footer around here, whereas the 15hp on the C27 is more than enough (I am happy with the 9.9 hp on mine).
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Gene Matlock
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Gene Matlock has an extensive background in ministry to churches and individuals. His experience in traveling the United States on behalf of Regular Baptist Press ideally equipped him to know the needs of pastors and churches and provide resources for them. In his role he oversees all advancement, alumni, and church relations services at Faith. He is eager to meet pastors, alumni, and friends of Faith to assist them in their ministries.
• B.S., Faith Baptist Bible College
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Mr. Bjokne brings a background of ministry and business to his role as the vice president for business and campus operations and the CFO at Faith. Mr. Bjokne's work as business manager at Pillsbury Baptist Bible College acquainted him with a Bible college similar to Faith. His work with the P&B Foundation, a Christian organization with a focus on missions, prepared him to serve at Faith which has a strong missions emphasis. Mr. Bjokne's experience coupled with his passion for ministry makes him an effective and capable administrator.
• B.S., Mankato State College
• M.S., University of Minnesota
• M.Div., Central Baptist Theological Seminary of Minneapolis
Business and Ministry Experience
• Superintendent, Fourth Baptist Christian School, Minneapolis, Minnesota
• Assistant school administrator and children's pastor, Tri-City Baptist Church, Tempe, Arizona
• Business manager, Pillsbury Baptist Bible College, Owatonna, Minnesota
• Business administrator and missions coordinator, P&B Foundation, Charlotte, North Carolina
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For more than 27 years Mr. Mohler has served in a variety of financial positions for nonprofit organizations, mainly religious organizations. For several years he was the Vice President for Business and CFO at Faith. After leaving Faith, he started and currently directs the Faith Community Foundation in Des Moines. His strong financial background makes him well qualified to serve now as Faith's financial consultant. Mr. Mohler and his wife, Linda, live in West Des Moines and are active members of Maranatha Baptist Church in Grimes.
• B.A., Cedarville College
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• Vice President of Resource Management, Moody Bible Institute
• Treasurer and Assistant Secretary, Moody Bible Institute
• Chief Financial Officer, Moody Bible Institute
• President and Chief Executive Officer, D. L. Moody Trust Company
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• Vice President for Business and Chief Financial Officer, Faith Baptist Bible College and Theological Seminary
• President and Chief Executive Officer, Faith Community Foundation
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• B.A., Pillsbury Baptist Bible College
• M.Div., Central Baptist Theological Seminary
• D.Min., Central Baptist Theological Seminary
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• Pastor,Chisago Lakes Baptist Church, Chisago City, Minnesota
• Pastor, Grace Baptist Church, Owatonna, Minnesota
• Pastor, Bozeman Baptist Church, Bozeman, Montana
• Pastor, Parkers Lake Baptist Church, Plymouth, Minnesota
• Pastor, Sterling Baptist Church, Sterlinlg, Alaska
• Pastor, Community Baptist Church, Ankeny, Iowa
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• Pillsbury Baptist Bible College, Chair of Pastorology Department
• Northland Baptist Bible College, Dean of the Bible Department and Coordinator of Graduate Studies
• Faith Baptist Theological Seminary, Chair of Practical Theology Department, Associate Dean, Seminary Dean
• Faith Baptist Bible College and Theological Seminary, interim president
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Hendricks on fighting Bourque: "There's consequences that you have to pay for actions"
Jan 19, 2012, 2:23 PM EDT
You've been warned, NHL – the Washington Capitals are not to be trifled with. Mess with their best players and pay the price.
Just ask Rene Bourque, who was forced to answer the bell last night in Montreal for his Jan. 3 elbow that left Nicklas Backstrom sidelined.
OK, so Bourque hardly paid a massive price after Matt Hendricks challenged him to a fight. The decision actually went to Bourque.
But that's not the point, Hendricks told CSNWashington.com: "There's consequences that you have to pay for actions. He followed the code."
In a related story, the Boston Bruins think the Washington Capitals are just adorable with their tough talk.
- baywatchboy - Jan 19, 2012 at 2:27 PM
I give Hendricks props for stepping up. The Caps don't have a designated enforcer.
- jpelle82 - Jan 19, 2012 at 2:37 PM
that was the problem in the first place…if they did, i doubt borque wouldve ran backstrom in the first place. "There's consequences that you have to pay for actions." funny Matt…you must be referring to the suspension right? i laughed out loud when this talk started the other day…figured hendricks would try…he honestly did better than i thought…i figured he would get destroyed.
- drewsylvania - Jan 19, 2012 at 3:06 PM
The Bruins had Shawn Thornton when Cooke ran Savard. Unless you're just talking about Bourque.
- jpelle82 - Jan 19, 2012 at 3:20 PM
you right. i mean i look at the caps as a bunch of pushovers…half the team is european and their best defensman rides a scooter to work so its not like teams come in there with any sort of fear or respect like they would have going into boston. erskine will sit in the box for minors or play for 4 mins a game, knuble is old, brouwer seems unwilling, beagle has a glass jaw, ward is soft, laich is a pussy, and hendricks cant fight but at least he tries. there's really no one on the roster that would raise an eyebrow even. ovechkin is probably the only one you have to look out for because he will hammer you but he wouldnt drop the gloves.
- polegojim - Jan 19, 2012 at 3:14 PM
It's not only about winning the fight, it's about causing the guilty party to pay a price.
Ask most who have ever fought off or on the ice…. sometimes even the 'wins' make you reconsider.
THAT's 'The Code'.
- habsman - Jan 19, 2012 at 3:41 PM
Bourque knew what was coming and Hendricks deserves credit for backing a teamate. Hopefully Backstrom is back in the line up soon.
- polegojim - Jan 19, 2012 at 7:46 PM
Amen. Thats the point


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Me and my girlfriend are headed to Universal Hollywood on 22 October. Has any got any insider knowledge into whether the front of line is worth the extra cash?! We just dont know. We only have one day and obviously want to get it all done.Posted October 16, 2013 at 10:10 PM Comments in chronological order. Most recent at the bottom. Scroll down to respond. From Mike Rhodes
Can't comment directly on Universal Hollywood, but we've been Universal Orlando twice around late Sept and early October. Certainly when we visited the standard queues were short - average wait only 5-10 mins with just a few rides (Shrek for one) maybe up to 20 mins. In fact, waits in IOA were so short we had finished the park by around 3pm. So based on that, I wouldn't purchase the 'front of line' We did go weekdays - not sure if that makes any difference - or if later in October is any busier, or if crowd numbers have different patterns in Hollywood!Posted October 17, 2013 at 5:14 AM From Russell Meyer
Are you going to HHN? If so, FOTL might be worth it, but if not, I probably would only buy it after gauging the crowd levels after arriving.Posted October 17, 2013 at 6:33 AM From AJ Hummel
No! Except for holiday weekends and Halloween Horror Nights, a front of the line pass is not worth the premium price at Universal Studios Hollywood.Posted October 17, 2013 at 11:12 AM According to the park's website, the park is open from 10 A.M. to 6 P.M. on the day of your visit. As it is a weekday, that is more than enough time to do everything. Universal Studios Hollywood has less than a dozen attractions, only five of which are rides, and on off-season weekdays you shouldn't have any line longer than 30 minutes. Even during the summer, I've found it isn't too difficult to do everything at the park in about 6 hours or so, and I've often done all but the scheduled shows in 3-4 hours. Just get there at opening and do the lower lot attractions first and you'll probably have all the rides done by lunch, leaving just shows and any re-rides you want to do for the rest of the day. This discussion has been archived, and is not accepting additional responses.
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Greatest Karaoke Songs
Get the party started songs for men or women. Don't agree with the list? Vote for an existing item you think should be ranked higher or if you are a logged in, add a new item for others to vote on or create your own version of this list.The Top Ten
1Billie Jean - Michael Jackson
I want To sing it now!
2Livin' On a Prayer - Bon Jovi
great song to sing in a group!
funny because of the high parts at the end
funny because of the high parts at the end
3Pour Some Sugar On Me - Def Leppard
4Massachusetts - The Bee Gees
5YMCA - Village People
I have a BIG BBQ bash every summer and we make the guys get up and sing this as their "competition" against the girls... It's always hilarious!
6Rest Your Love On Me - Bee Gees
7Talk Dirty to Me - Poison
8Don't Stop Believin' - Journey
easily the best song to sing in a group with...
Awesome song I sung it at my talent show and we won 2nd place!
I sing it on the cne
9Hotel California - Eagles
10Guilty - Barbra Streisand & Barry Gibb
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11Jessie's Girl - Rick Springfield
12Home Sweet Home - Motley Crue
13The Winner Takes it All - ABBA
14Poison - Alice Cooper
15Mandy - Barry Manilow
Warning, this song will get you laid almost 50% of the time!
16Teeny Weeny String Bikini - Gunther & the Sunshine Girls & The Sunshine Girls
This is your night, everything is right!
17The Way You Make Me Feel - Michael Jackson
Hey pretty baby with the high heels on! Who won't go crazy over this song at karaoke?
18Cherry Pie - Warrant
19All By Myself - Celine Dion
All By Myself was originally sung by Eric carmen and I just knew that guy when Celine Dion remade this song and made it a #1 hit! Cleine's version of this song is really amazing. The song is very simple but has become pwerful because of Celine. I liked Eric carmen's version but I love Celine's. The good thing with this song is that Celine reached the highest note which has become an unforgettable song. This song also became singing contests' favorite. All By Myself. Beautiful. Wonderful.
This is a very challenging song. If one sings this song, and reaches the higest note, the listeners would be very amazed.
A song one finds it hard to reach the highest notes that Celine has given a trademark for the song. Remarkable!
20To Love You More - Celine Dion
This song has a great introduction and will really take your breath away.
21Ding Dong Song - Gunther & the Sunshine Girls & The Sunshine Girls
Come an, sing with me! Ding Ding Dong forever!
This is my ring tone because seriously, I can't live without it.
22Photograph - Def Leppard
23My Heart Will Go On - Celine Dion
24The Bad Touch - Bloodhound Gang
25Always - Bon Jovi
One of my personal favorites, but it's not very well known to fans outside of the genre. Generally, love songs for karaoke need to be recognizable.
best love song to be sung in the karaoke
26Smooth Criminal - Michael Jackson
I was on fire I burned my friends in class last month it was the 7 grade Karaoke face off I came in second place just by singing one song in 4 minutes I never skipped a word I'm actually a Good Singer
27We're Not Gonna Take It - Twisted Sister
28Baby Got Back - Sir Mix A Lot
this song has been a fantastic party everytime I've sung it...people get up and dance and have a great time!
29Immigrant Song - Led Zeppelin
definatly not an easy one but fun to sing
30I Wanna Rock - Twisted Sister
31Time After Time - Cyndi Lauper
32Just the Way You Are - Billy Joel
It's on my karaoke list and I like this song.
33All the Small Things - Blink-182
34Julia ni Heartbreak - Checkers
35Paradise by the Dashboard Light - Meat Loaf
This is THE song to sing if you have a significant other. It is really fun, and gives you that just wanna get up and dance feeling. Romantic, funny, and tells both sides of a relationship. Now if I only had a girlfriend to do this song with.
SO NOW I'm WAITING FOR THE END OF TIME TO HURRY UP AND ARRIVE! Because IF I GOTTA SPEND ANOTHER MINUTE WITH YOU I don't THINK THAT I COULD REALLY SURVIVE!
Haha too good! I love this with all my heart!
SO NOW I'm WAITING FOR THE END OF TIME TO HURRY UP AND ARRIVE! Because IF I GOTTA SPEND ANOTHER MINUTE WITH YOU I don't THINK THAT I COULD REALLY SURVIVE!
Haha too good! I love this with all my heart!
Horrible song. I groan every time I hear this song in a bar. Please stop putting us through this pain! This song is not fun, it's not flirty. It's old, it's tired, and it's bloody long!
36When Love And Hate Collide - Def Leppard
37Chain of Fools - Aretha Franklin
38Under the Bridge - Red Hot Chili Peppers
39I Love You - Celine Dion
40I Love Rock n' Roll - Joan Jett & the Blackhearts
41I Knew I Loved You - Savage Garden
42Bed of Roses - Bon Jovi
43Wanted Dead Or Alive - Bon Jovi
44P.Y.T. (Pretty Young Thing) - Michael Jackson
Awesome Michael Jackson song and fun to karaoke! It gets people really going with the strong beat and fun lyrics.
45My Samurai - Shanadoo
Shandoo is BEST! C'k, Marina, June and Manami, you are great! MY SAMURAI! Best Album is Launch Party!
46A Whiter Shade of Pale - Procol Harum
47Born to Be Wild - Steppenwolf
once you see two drunk guys sing this, you cannot sing any other song at karaoke.
48The Power of the Dream - Celine Dion
49Dreams - Van Halen
50Pitch Black - The Prophet
51Sha La La - Dreamhouse
52For the Strangers - Suede
53Making Love Out of Nothing at All - Air Supply
54Kitty Can - Bee Gees
55Idea - Bee Gees
56Let It Go - Demi Lovato
57Ugly Heart - G.R.L.
Ugly heart is the best song ever I vote for them
58I Choose You - Sara Bareilles
I vote for choose you
59I Never Promised You a Rose Garden - Lynn Anderson
I also like I
Never promest you a rose garden
Never promest you a rose garden
60Idina Menzel - Let It Go
61I Will Survive - Gloria Gaynor
62Bohemian Rhapsody - Queen
63My Way - Frank Sinatra
64Summer Nights - John Travolta & Olivia Newton-John
65Ice Ice Baby - Vanilla Ice
66Angels - The xx
67Friends In Low Places - Kings of the River
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Generalized braid groups are by definition obtained from finite Coxeter groups after removing some of its relations. For example the Coxeter group $H_3=< a_1, a_2, a_3 | a_i^2=1, a_1a_3=a_3a_1, a_1a_2a_1=a_2a_1a_2,$ $ a_2a_3a_2a_3a_2=a_3a_2a_3a_2a_3>$ and the generalized braid group $BH_3$ corresponding to $H_3$ has the above presentation after removing the relation $a_i^2=1$ for $i=1,2,3$. The kernel of the natural homomorphism $BH_3\to H_3$ is called generalized pure braid group $PBH_3$. I know the pure braid groups corresponding to some of the finite Coxeter groups can be obtained as iterated semidirect product of free groups (as they are obtained as the fundamental group of fiber-type hyperplane arrangement in the complex space). For example the classical Artin pure braid group (where the associated Coxeter group is the finite symmetric group) is of this type. My question is about the other generalized pure braid groups like, $PBH_3$, $PBH_4$, $PBD_n$ etc. Do these groups have some kind of generalized free product structure of nontrivial nature? I mean, do they act on trees with easier stabilizers (like free groups, or Abelian groups etc)?
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Experiment OverviewInternational Caenorhabditis elegans Experiment First Flight-Radiobiology (ICE-First-Radiobiology) studies the effects of radiation on living organisms by comparing space-flown normal and genetically modified strains of worms with comparable worms grown on Earth for differences in the presence and expression of glutamine rich proteins. C. elegans (nematode worms) are relatively simple organisms that are used as a model for a wide variety of biological processes. The ICE-First investigation is a collaborative effort conducted by scientists from several countries which have the opportunity to work as a team to design related experiments that would produce valuable results for scientists across multiple disciplines.
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ISS Expedition DurationOctober 2003 - April 2004
Previous ISS MissionsThe precursor to ICE-First (flown during Expedition 8), BRIC-60/C. elegans, flew on STS-107 (Columbia). Following the break-up of Columbia upon re-entry into the Earth's atmosphere, the samples were located among debris in East Texas and returned to NASA.
ICE-First-Radiobiology is one of several experiments that investigated the effects of spaceflight on a model organism of the nematode worm family (Caenorhabditis elegans) and aims to develop links to human physiology in space. The organism chosen for this study is known to be able to mate, reproduce and develop apparently normally during space flight. C. elegans is a round worm or nematode (Phylum Nematoda) measuring around 1mm and is found naturally in soil. Its body is composed of 959 cells and includes complete reproductive, nervous, muscular, and digestive systems. C. elegans are hermaphrodites (displaying two genders and possessing the ability of self fertilization). Its life span is about 2-3 weeks; although, concerning the liquid medium used for this study at 25°, the life cycle is around 5 days. The entire genome has been sequenced and consists of 97 million base pairs (compared to the 3,000 million found in the human genome) and around 20,000 genes (compared to the 30,000 that humans have) and an entire library of well characterized mutants are available. C. elegans has been used as a model system for various medical pathologies and was the subject of the 2002 Nobel Prize in Medicine or Physiology because the process of programmed cell death or apoptosis was first discovered while studying C. elegans development. It is known that radiation exposure is increased during space flight and that this can damage or mutate cells in organisms. In fact, radiation is seen as one of the greatest obstacles to human spaceflight. Investigators took advantage of the array of genetic tools available for C. elegans to look at this problem by analyzing the distribution of a specific protein, the antigen mdf-2, which is essential for normal cell division. Alterations in the production of this antigen lead to a great number of defects including chromosome abnormalities, X-chromosome non-disjunction or loss, problems in gonad development, and embryonic lethality (the quality of being deadly). Another way to evaluate the biological effect of space radiation is to study the G-tracks which are present in the C. elegans genome. There are approximately 395 strings of DNA coding for 18 or more repeating units of the amino acid Glutamine, called glutamine series (G-tracks). One third of these G-tracks occur adjacent to known coding regions. The probability of one stretch of 18 Gs occurring by chance is 1 in 64 billion; thus, it seems unlikely that the presence and location of these strings is random. Scientists have shown previously that the protein Dog-1 coded for by the gene Dog-1 (standing for deletion of G) is required for the maintenance of G-tracks and that in the absence of Dog-1 function deletions occur spontaneously in genes containing G-Tracks. Dog-1 mutants show multiple genetic deletions as well as chromosomal abnormalities. Scientists compared space-flown normal and Dog-1 mutant strains of worms with comparable worms grown on Earth for alterations in the G-tracks. The hypothesis was that G-tracks play a key role in maintaining genome stability and that the Dog-1 mutant could be used as a sensitive assay of genomic damage in response to radiation.
Results from the ICE-First-Radiobiology experiment may help scientists more clearly understand how different organisms are affected by radiation exposure while in the microgravity environment.
Earth ApplicationsBy understanding fundamental processes in C. elegans, scientists can achieve a better understanding of such processes in humans. The breakdown of these essential functions often results in disease and medical pathologies, thus allowing scientists to use C. elegans to study development, nerve function, behavior and aging. This study can lead to a further understanding of how radiation may affect human function on Earth as well as in space.
ICE-First-Radiobiology samples are placed in either the Kubik Topaz or Kubik Amber incubator before and after the launch. Filming is required immediately upon the arrival on Earth for later evaluation. The samples are required to stay either frozen or refrigerated until their return to scientists in Toulouse, France two days prior to landing.
Operational ProtocolsThe C. elegans samples are transported to the launch pad in Baikonur, transferred into the Kubik Topaz (incubator with microgravity plate) and kept at 18 degrees C. Three days after the launch, 3 samples are transferred into the Kubik Amber (incubator with centrifuge), while the other five samples remain in Kubik Topaz. On the last flight day, four of the C. elegans samples are injected with a fixative by the crew and all of the samples are placed in Kubik Topaz on the Soyuz and returned to Earth. Upon return to Earth, the containers are filmed to evaluate the behavior of the C. elegans following space flight. The small bags containing the culture of the worms are either frozen or refrigerated until they are returned to their respective principal investigators for detailed analysis.
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ANAHEIM – The collapse of his team has Ducks coach Randy Carlyle looking high and low for a solution to their problems, but one thing that is not under consideration is stripping Ryan Getzlaf of his captaincy.
Getzlaf has come under some fire for his subpar play, which Carlyle noted Sunday night after the Ducks' 5-2 home loss to Toronto. But as far as discussion as to removing the 'C' from the center's sweater, there hasn't been one.
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"I think those moves are something that is better served through the course of a couple of years versus making a decision because we're playing poorly," Carlyle said Monday after practice. "We understand that. We're not winning.
On Sunday, Carlyle said he wants his captain to "focus on playing hockey" and leave the other responsibilities of the role to the coaching staff.
Getzlaf said he doesn't believe the captaincy is weighing on him and that "there's nothing to change about me other than talking to you guys more when we lose."
"That's aside from the point," he said. "There's nothing else that is really going on. Our organization is based on hockey right now and that's all I'm worried about. All this group's been worried about is getting back in the win column."
Getzlaf said that he has felt the need to put a lot of team's current troubles on himself "probably more than I should."
"My nature is I expect high things of myself," he continued. "If I'm going to expect my teammates to play at that level, I need to play at that level every night. I haven't felt that I've done everything I can do every night. And that's my responsibility.
"It's nothing to do with wearing a letter. It's got to do with the fact of who I am and what I want to bring to the table. I don't think you can put that type of emphasis on one individual, especially in our situation."
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Kerala - Kochi - 6 nights
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Jan 31, 2008
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Bastian Homestay
Arrived at Kumta train station at 11.30pm an hour before the scheduled train departure to Kochi in Kerala, as is the Indian way the train arrived nearly an hour late so we had quite a long wait at the station.
Rather than getting a first class ticket, thought I'd do what the locals do and sleep in third class which is also known as sleeper class. It's a bit like a cattle truck with bunks three beds high. Had a pretty good nights sleep on the top bunk even though people appear to be walking up and down the train all day and all night selling random produce ranging from tea to school atlases.
Finally arrived at the station and got a rickshaw to fort Kochi, the driver recommended a homestay, which is an Indian families house that has a maximum of four rooms for visitors. Really nice place so decided to stay, the family are really hospitable and kind, defiantly better than a hotel or guest house. After I dropped my bags off, went for a walk and watched the sunset across the harbour with the famous Chinese fishing nets as a back drop. Fort Kochi is a really beautiful and relaxed place, very European in style due to colonisation of the area by the Portuguese and British when spices were more valuable than gold.
The whole state of Kerala banned smoking in the street in 2003, you can still smoke in bars and restaurants though, which is the complete opposite of the smoking bans in Europe, it's very odd. If the police catch you, you get an on the spot fine, I've obviously been breaking this ridiculous law but keeping an eye out for the fuzz when having a cig.
Returned back to the house for some dinner which was the first proper meal I've had for two days due to my illness, it was really good and I managed to keep it inside my body which made a change. Then spend the evening chatting with the English guys I've been travelling with for the last few days and an American guy who's also at the house.
Day 14 - 07/03/08
I explored fort Kochi on foot today. It's a real nice place for a stroll, with its low key atmosphere, friendly people, it's probably my favourite big city/town I've visited in India so far. Early in the day, saw the Chinese fishing nets in action hauling in today's catch and just meandered the streets for the rest of day observing life in Kochi.
In the evening, I went to a Kathakali show, which is traditional Indian performance art which exists mainly in the state of Kerala. This form of theatre involves men dressing up in elaborate make-up and clothes to tell a traditional story using music, dance, song, facial/hand gestures. A Kathakali dancer can tell a story just using hand and eye moment, there is a complete language using these methods and it takes around 6 years to learn to a standard where a man can perform in public. Most of these performances last for 7-8 hours, the show I saw was a taster for the tourists and only lasted 2 hours. I can't imagine having to drum or having to wear all that make-up and costume for an 8 hour period, that's serious grafting!
Day 15 - 08/03/08
Today I decided to take my first Kuttanad or backwaters trip. I've looking forward to this part of my stay in Kerala. I really enjoy boat journey's but back at home I rarely have the opportunity. I picked a 7 hour tour, which consisted of 5 hours on the water in two types of boats. The first boat was pretty large with a wicker roof, there were two guys with long bamboo poles, (I know what you're thinking, "long bamboo poles", very funny! Move on) steering and moving the boat Gondolo style, very relaxing slowly drifting down beautiful rivers, in between palm trees and small villages, very peaceful. We stopped to have lunch on an island in the river then boarded the smaller less stable boat and travelled down some of narrower river channels. Met some interesting people to, it was like the United Nations on water there were Germans, Brits, Italians, Swiss, Israelis, Canadians and Indians of course. Overall a good day out.
In the evening had another fabulous freshly cooked meal at the Homestay, listened to some tunes and chatted to the guy from the states whose also staying at the house.
Day 16 - 09/03/08
Got shit on by a bird today, I was passing the time having a pineapple juice outside a restaurant when I felt something hit my back, knew what it was straight away. Suppose to be lucky of course, I'll have to wait to see if any luck comes my way.
Today was really a catch up day, caught up on my mails and blog, did some shopping, booked a flight from Kochi to Delhi and had a stroll around the fort. Trying to get some walking in before I arrive in the Himalayas, should be in the foothills in around 10 days.
Slightly worried about the situation in Nepal, speaking to someone yesterday whose friend was struggling to get in via land. There are elections In Nepal in April so security is tight and I think the Maoist separatists are causing trouble again. The only way I maybe able to get in the country is by plane from Delhi to Kathmandu. I was going to travel by bus from India, but this might not be an option. There's a couple weeks until I go so hopefully I'll work something out. Worse case scenario I'll have to spend my time trekking in the Indian Himalayas instead around Darjeeling
A couple more people came to the homestay today, a guy from Guernsey and a Dutch guy who cycled from Holland to the Iranian border, unfortuntaly he got stuck in heavy snow in the mountains and had to stop. His original plan was to cycle to Nepal, but now he's sent his bike home and is backpacking around India. What a great experience that must have been!
Day 17 - 10/03/08
Quite an eventful day today, but not really in a tourist sense.
Got my clothes washed, sounds pretty uneventful I know but I bought some light cotton pants to wear at night to stop the masses of mosquito's eating me alive. These pants were washed with my other clothes and the dye ran and ruined everything, I now have one T-shirt left. The thing is a gave away a couple of T-shirts the day before to the son of the family I'm staying with as well. Going to have do some shopping tomorrow.
Experienced my first drops of rain in India today, but they were literately drops, nothing like the big storm which is hitting the UK at this very moment. The sun came out 5 minutes later and all was well.
Went for a walk in the afternoon, just as the kids were finshing school, effectively the school run was taking place. I saw a real hilerious sight, around ten kids getting into a rickshaw which should only carry three people, I wish i'd taken a photo, it was like a gunniess world record attempt, probably a great way for the kids to get home for only a couple of rupees each.
In the evening after eating another great meal, went out with the guys from the homestay for a couple of beers. In Kerala the sale of alcohol is very limited due to strict laws, so the restaurants get around this by selling beer in teapots and mugs. The whole restaurant appears to be drinking chi, but really everyone is drinking Kingfisher beer out of mugs, very funny sight. When you want more beer you ask for another pot of chi!
Day 18 - 11/03/08
Another quiet day in Kochi, it's really easy to spend time at the Bastian homestay, all you're cooking is done for you and you don't have to think about anything, its far to comfortable.
I think I'm going to leave Kochi tomorrow and go to Alleppey to experience a day and a night on a houseboat, it's one of those things you have do when you visit the beautiful backwaters of Kerala. It's not cheap in terms of Indian prices, but it will be my one piece of indulgence while I'm in the country.


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Goodhart, Charles A. E. and Tsomocos , Dimitrios P. (2012) Financial stability in practice. Edward Elgar, Cheltenham, UK. ISBN 9781847208934
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The maintenance of financial stability is a key objective of monetary policy, but the record of regulators in achieving this has been lamentable in recent years. This failure has been matched by an equivalent inability to establish an appropriate theoretical basis for financial regulation. In this book, the authors demonstrate how to enhance the theory, modelling and practice of such regulation. The main determinant of financial instability is the default of financial institutions. The authors highlight the importance of the appropriate incorporation of default into macro-financial models and its interaction with liquidity. Besides covering the historical development and current stance of financial regulation, the book includes a number of policy-oriented chapters revealing how the authors' modelling approach can improve the process. This authoritative book will serve as a basis for future work on financial stability management for both academics and policy-makers and provide guidance on how to undertake crisis prevention and resolution.
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Health Watch — Obesity Dangers: Shortness of Breath
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This week on Health Watch, we're talking about the dangers associated with obesity and the lifestyles that may lead to obesity. Exercise is an essential part of a healthy weight-loss program, but some obese people find themselves short of breath after even modest activity.
Dr. Tony Babb, a researcher at UT Southwestern Medical Center, says obese people may have the same capacity for exercise as lean people, but they often have a higher oxygen cost. That means the body consumes more oxygen with exercise or stress, compared with lean people, so obese people are more likely to become short of breath when they exercise. This keeps many obese people from being able to exercise, which then makes it more difficult for them to lose weight. Researchers at UT Southwestern are conducting a study to learn why this happens, and that may help in developing exercise programs tailored to obese people.
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MONTGOMERY, Alabama -- Faulkner University will unveil a statue honoring former Alabama football coach Gene Stallings and his late son John Mark Stallings on Friday at 11 a.m. just inside the entrance to the university's campus stadium, which is where the statue will be permanently displayed.
Faulkner's field is named John Mark Stallings Field in honor of Stallings' late son. The entire Stallings family -- Gene, his wife Ruth Ann and their four daughters, Anna Lee, Laurie, Jackie and Martha Kate -- is expected to attend the ceremony which is open to the public. Also scheduled to attend and take part in the ceremony are Faulkner president Dr. Billy Hilyer and Montgomery mayor Todd Strange.John Mark Stallings has been named a permanent team captain of the Faulkner football team and the addition of the statue highlights the association of the coach's late son and the young NAIA football program.
Clydetta Fulmer is the artist who created the sculpture, a full-length, life-sized bronze statue that depicts Stallings and his son walking hand-in-hand. The sculpture is based on a photograph taken during the 1993 Sugar Bowl, which Alabama, under Stallings' direction, won over Miami to win the 1992 national championship, of Stallings and his son walking across the Superdome field prior to the start of the game.
Fulmer, who works out of her studio, Longview, which is a restored church in rural Montgomery County that was built by her great-grandfather, began work on the project in 2009. A clay replica of the final sculpture was approved by Stallings and Hilyer.
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On Tue, 14 Oct 2003, Ralf Baechle wrote: > Still want more? A 3 level tree would then cover 128TB of virtual > address space already exceedin the hardware limits of all processors but > the R8000. Well, the MIPS64 ISA spec allows up to 8EB of user memory to be supported by an implementation, IIRC; probably nothing supports that much yet, though. ;-) BTW, is an R8000 spec available online anywhere? > 64k pagesize stretches the limits even further. Here a two level > pagetable tree would cover 4TB, 3-level could cover 32PB exceeding > the capacity of every MIPS processor ever made - and probably sufficient > for the coming decade :-) Further increasing of the page size should result in better performance due to fewer TLB misses and reduce the memory footprint of page tables, but the drawback is more memory is wasted for maps. Whether the end result is a gain or a loss depends on the actual application of a system, so I guess we should either leave the size configurable (with a sane default for those who might have troubles judging what would suit them best) or only decide on a given size after lots of benchmarking. Maciej -- + Maciej W. Rozycki, Technical University of Gdansk, Poland + +--------------------------------------------------------------+ + e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com, PGP key available + |
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