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Djinn demons originate in the Arabian mythology. Djinn live in the desert and are the embodiment of evil. They appear as miscellaneous animals and humanoids.
Jinn / Djinn or genies are supernatural creatures in Arab folklore and Islamic teachings, which occupy a parallel world of humanity. Together, Djinn, humans and angels are the three conscious creations of Allah. According to the Qur'an, there are two creations that have free will, human beings and Djinn. Religious sources say little about them; however, the Qur'an mentions that Djinns are made of flame without smoke or fire, of a scorching wind. They have the ability to change shape. As human beings, the genies can also be good, bad or neutral benevolent. In general, rookie Demonologist should fear the Djinn.
Djinn is mentioned in the Qur'an, and there is a chapter entitled Surat al-Jinn.
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Djinn is derived from the Arabic root JNN which means "to hide" or "hidden." Other words derived from this root is Majnun "crazy" (literally "one whose intelligence is hidden"), junun (madness) and Janin.
Existence and use of spirits in other cultures
In mythology, Guanches of Tenerife in the Canary Islands, there was a belief in beings that are similar to Djinns, like the Maxi Paredros or gods (gods attendant, national spirits and nature) and Tibicenas (evil spirits) and Guayota of hell (god of evil aboriginal) which, like Arabic Iblis, is sometimes identified as a Djinn.
In Judeo-Christian mythology, the word or the concept of genies, does not occur in the original Hebrew text of the Bible, but the Arabic word genies is often used in several ancient Persian and Arabic translations.
Jinn in the pre-Islamic
Archaeologists who study ancient Middle Eastern cultures often assume any spirit lower than the angels is Djinn. This association is mostly used when stone carvings or other forms of art are referenced.
Inscriptions found in Northwestern Arabia seem to indicate the cult of genies, or at least their tax status. For example, an inscription from Beth Fasi'el near Palmyra pays tribute to the "Jinnaye", the "good and rewarding gods."
In the next verse, the Qur'an rejects the cult of genies and stresses that only God should be worshiped:
"They have made the jinn is equal with God, though God created the jinn, and falsely, that has no knowledge attributed to the sons and daughters Praise Him (because He is) above what they describe .! "(Qur'an 6:100)
Types of Djinn include the Devil, Ghul, the Marid, Ifrit, and genies. According to information from the Thousand and One Nights, Ifrits seem to be the strongest form of genies, followed by Marids and then the rest of the forms of Jinns.
Jinn in Islam
Islamic theology, these spirits, are said to be evil creatures with free will, made of smokeless fire by God as human beings were made of clay. According to the Qur'an Djinn have free will. They abused this freedom from God, by refusing to submit to Adam when God commanded the angels and Djinn to do so. For disobedience to God, Djinns were expelled from Paradise and called "Satan". Djinn is frequently mentioned in the Qur'an: Sura 72 (called Surat al-Jinn) is the name of genies. Another Sura (Surat Al-Nas) mentions the Djinn in the last verse. [8] The Qur'an also mentions that Muhammad was sent as a prophet to both "humanity and Djinn" so that the prophets and messengers were sent to communities.
Like humans, Djinn have free will that allows them to do what they choose (and follow any religion.) They are usually invisible to humans, and humans do not appear focused to them. Djinns / Genies have the power to travel long distances at extreme speeds and are believed to live in remote areas, mountains, seas, trees, and the air in their own communities. Like humans, Djinn will also face the Day of Judgement and will be sent to heaven or hell according to their works.
Classifications and characteristics
The community (social organization) of the Djinns resembles that of humans, for example, there are the kings, courts, weddings and rituals of mourning. A few traditions are divided into three kinds of Djinn: those who have wings and fly in the air, resembling snakes and dogs, and constantly traveling around. Other reports claim that Abd Allah ibn Mas'ud saw Djinn when he heard Muhammad's recitation of the Qur'an. He described Djinns as creatures of different forms like vultures and snakes while others were like men high in white suits.
Djinns may assume the forms of dragons, wild asses or a number of other animals. In addition to the forms of animals, the Djinn occasionally take human form to deceive and destroy their human victims. Some have also argued that Djinn can exist in bones and upon touching those bones, they become alive, and the flesh will reappear.
Ibn Taymiyyah believed that Djinns were "ignorant, untruthful, oppressive and treacherous."
Ibn Taymiyyah believed the account of the Djinn, the "magic" perceived by humans, in cooperation with wizards to pick up objects, delivering the hidden truths to the magicians, and imitating the voices of those who died during the seance.
The following verse of the Qur'an states that the prophets were sent to the Djinn.
"Assembly of Jinns and men! Do not come to you messengers from among you that sets you my signs, and warning you of the meeting of this your day (the Day of Judgement)? "They will say:" We bear witness against ourselves. "It was the life of this world who deceived them. So against themselves will testify that their unbelief. " (Qur'an 6:130)
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Rivka Golani (born 22 March 1946) is an Israeli viola player. She has performed as soloist with many orchestras throughout the world including the Boston Symphony, Calgary Philharmonic, Royal Concertgebouw, BBC Symphony, BBC Philharmonic, Hong Kong Symphony, Singapore Symphony, Royal Philharmonic, Rotterdam Philharmonic, Israel Philharmonic, Tokyo Metropolitan, Montreal Symphony and the Toronto Symphony. More than 250 pieces have been written for her, including over 60 concertos.
Golani's CD recordings include the Elgar Cello Concerto arranged for viola with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, the Bartok Concerto with the Budapest Symphony, Martinu's Rhapsody Concerto with the Bern Symphony, Chaconne by Pulitzer Prize winner Michael Colgrass with the Toronto Symphony Orchestra, and a three CD set of works by Johann Sebastian Bach arranged for solo viola.
As a teacher, Golani draws students from around the world to her master classes. She holds a professorship at Trinity College of Music in London and has also taught at Birmingham Conservatoire, the University of Toronto, and London's Royal Academy of Music.
Golani was born in Tel Aviv. Her father was from Warsaw, and had lost his family in the Holocaust. Her mother was from Polish Galicia. Golani's parents were artistic, and Golani took up the violin at age 7, while her sister learned the cello.
Golani studied with the violinist Alexander Moskowsky and with the violist Oedoen Partos, and became a member of the Israel Philharmonic Orchestra. She married the Hungarian luthier Otto Erdesz, and in 1974 the couple moved to Canada, where Golani became a citizen in 1983. Erdesz manufactured for her what has been her preferred instrument throughout her career. After their divorce, Ms Golani remarried and moved to London, UK where she continues to reside with her present husband, Jeremy Fox. Golani is also a painter and has exhibited in America, Canada, Israel and the UK.[1]
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She stands at the head of today's supreme viola virtuosi - white-hot in delivery, kaleidoscopic in tone colours, electrifying in rhythmic attack, an obvious inspiration to composers. Financial Times - London
...technical wizardry...nothing less than a musical dynamo... Musical America
...an artist wholly at one with her instrument, producing rich, singing tone, and displaying an immaculate technique. Music & Musicians
Rivka Golani is a magnificent violist, with impeccable technique and both taste and power...she may be carving out a place of her own that no other performer on the instrument can reach. James North/Fanfare Magazine
- Arnold, M. Concerto for Viola and Chamber Orchestra, Op. 108. London Musici, Mark Stephenson - Conductor. Conifer Classics 75605-51211-2 (1992, recorded 1991), Conifer Classics 75605 51263 2 (1996)
- Bach, J.S. Six Suites for solo Violoncello - transcribed for solo Viola BWV 1007-1012; Bach/Z. Kodály (arr.) Chromatic Fantasy BWV 903; J. S. Bach Chaconne BWV 1004. (2001). MVCD 1141-3 CBC Records.
- Bach, J.S. Brandenburg Concertos - Complete Set (No. 6 for two violas & Orchestra), CBC Vancouver Orchestra, Mario Bernardi - Conductor. CBC - SMCD5082
- Bach, J.S. Chromatic Fantasia (ed. Kodály) in The History of the Viola on Record, Vol IV.. Pearl - GEMS 0039
- Bartók, B. Viola Concerto; Serly Viola Concerto; Rhapsody. Budapest Symphony Orchestra, Andras Ligeti - conductor. (1990). Conifer CDCF-189 (CD)
- Bax, A. Fantasy Sonata; J. S. Bach Sonata No. 2; Morawetz Sonata for harp and viola. With Judy Loman - harp. (1994). Marquis ERAD 131
- Berlioz,H. Harold in Italy. San Diego Symphony Orchestra, Yoav Talmi - Conductor. Naxos 8.553034
- Brahms, J. The Three Piano Quartets. With the Borodin Trio. (1990). 2-Chandos CHAN-8009 (CD)
- Brahms, J. Viola Sonata in F minor opus 120, no. 1, Viola Sonata E flat opus 120, no. 2; J. Joachim Variations on an Original Theme (world premier recording) opus 10. with Konstantin Bogino - piano. (1991). Conifer CDCF 199.
- Brahms, J. Zwei Gesânge, Op. 91 in "Maureen Forrester", with Maureen Forrester - Contralto and Thomas Muraco - Piano. CBC Records PSCD-2017
- Britten, B. Lachrymae. I Musici de Montréal. (1990). Chandos CHAN-8817 (CD)
- Cherney, B. Chamber Concerto for Viola and Ten Players. NMC Ens, R. Aitken - conductor. String Trio. Otto Armin - violin, P. Schenkman - violoncello. (1981). RCI 537
- Cherney, B. Shekinah for solo viola; In Stillness Ascending, with L. P. Pelletier - piano. (1991). McGill 750036-2
- Colgrass,M. Chaconne for Viola & Orchestra (CD also includes Bloch E. Suite Hébraique; Hindemith, P. Trauermusik; Britten, B Lachrymae), with Toronto Symphony Orchestra, Andrew Davis - Conductor. CBC SM-2-5087
- Elgar, Sir Edward. Cello Concerto in E minor, opus 85 (Viola transcription: L. Tertis); Bax, Arnold: Phantasy for Viola and Orchestra - 1920. Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, Vernon Handley - conductor. (1988). Conifer CFC-171/CDCF 171
- Freedman, H. Opus Pocus. With Robert Aitken - flute, Otto Armin - violin, Peter Schenkman - violoncello. (1983). Centrediscs CMC-0983
- Glick, S.I. Music for Passover. Beth Tikvah Synagogue Choir, Beth Tzedec Chor, Kernerman violin, McCartney violin, Miller violoncello, Glick conductor. 4-ACM 34 (CD)
- Hatzis, C. Pyrrichean Dances, with Beverley Johnston - Percussion, and Symphony Nova Scotia, Bernhard Gueller - Conductor, CBC Records, SMCD-5243
- Koprowski, P. Concerto for Viola and Orchestra. Toronto Symphony, Jukka-Pekka Saraste - conductor. (2001). SMCD 5206
- Martinu, B. Rhapsody-Concerto. Bern Symphony Orchestra, Peter Maag - conductor. (1986). Conifer CFC-146
- Papineau-Couture, J. Prouesse. (1986). RCI 647
- Prokofiev, S. Overture on Hebrew Themes OP. 34 - with the Borodin Trio and James Campbell. CHAN-8924
- Rubbra, E. Concerto in A for viola and orchestra, opus 75; Little violin. (1994). Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, Vernon Handley - Conductor. Conifer CDCF 225
- Schumann, R. Märchenerzählungen. With J. Campbell - clarinet, William Tritt - piano. (1986). RCI 637
- Schumann, R. Fairly Tales Op. 113; 3 Romances Op. 94; 5 Pieces in Folk Style Op. 102; Fairy Tale Narrations with clarinet Op. 132. With Joaquín Valdepeñas - clarinet. Bernadene - Blaha piano. (1999). MVCD 1127
- Sohal, N. Shades IV in Chamber Music Vol. I - MERUCD001
- Weill, K. Kiddush (in The London Viola Sound); viola solo and 48 violas from London orchestras, Geoffrey Simon - Conductor, CALA Records - CACD0106
- Yuasa, Joji. Eye on Genesis - Revealed Time for Viola & Orchestra. Tokyo Metropolitan Orchestra, Hiroyuki Iwaki - Conductor. FOCD-2508
- Zehavi, O. Concerto for Viola * Orchestra. Haifa Symphony Orchestra, Stanley Sperber - Conductor. MII-CD-22
- Zuckert, L. Shepherd's Sadness, Lento Triste. With Patricia Parr - piano. (1986). Jubal 5007
- The Viola Volume I: Grigoras Dinicu: Hora Staccato; Gabriel Faure: Après un Rêve Op. 7; Claude Debussy: Romance; Antonín Dvořák: Bagatelle No. 3 Henry Purcell: Aria; Enrique Granados - Spanish Dance, Op. 37 No. 2 "Oriental" (12 Spanish Danses); Johannes Brahms: Hungarian Dance No. 1 - Hungarian Dance No. 3 in F Major; Arthur Benjamin: Jamaican Rumba; Modest Petrovich Mussorgsky - Hopak; Christoph Willibald Gluck: Melody from Orfeo; Richard Heuberger: Midnight Bells; Fritz Kreisler: Liebesleid - Schön Rosmarin; Carl Maria von Weber: Andante and Hungarian Rondo in C minor. J. 79.
- The Viola Volumes II & III: Franz Schubert: Sonata in A minor for Arpeggione and Piano; Robert Schumann: Märchenbilder, Op. 113; Joachim: Hebrew Melodies (Impressions of Byron's Poems), Op. 9; Brahms: Sonata F minor Op. 120, No. 1; Dmitri Shostakovich: Sonata for Viola and Piano Op. 147. Samuel Sanders - piano. 1984-5. 2-Masters of the Bow MBS-2021-2
- Viola Nouveau: Works by Barnes - Cherney - Jaeger - O. Joachim - Prévost. (1983). Centrediscs CMC-0883/(Prévost) 6-ACM 28
- Prouesse: Works by Jaeger - Tittle - Mozetich - Papineau-Couture - Southam. Centrediscs CMC-4492
- Rivka Golani: Works by MacIntosh - Harmon - Hiscott - Colgrass. Centrediscs CMC-5798
- I Heard a Voice from Heaven - Jewish Devotional Music of 18th - 20th Centuries, Cantor Louis Danto with pianist Lawrence Pitchko, Cadenza Records, Toronto, Canada.
- Rivka Golani Encores: Works by Brahms, Kreisler, Paganini, Gluck, Rachmaninov, von Weber, Wieniawski, Massenet, Godowsky (Heifetz), Dinicu (Heifetz) and Bruch, with Michelle Levin, Piano, Hungaroton Classic HCD 32645
- ^ Jewish Renaissance, October 2009, pp40-41.
External links[edit]
- Canadian Music Encyclopedia article on Rivka Golani.
- http://mgam.com/artist/rivka-golani/
- http://www.foxjones.com/rivka.html


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Guide to the Inabelle Graves Coleman Papers, 1942-1981 (bulk 1952-1957)
Collection Overview
The Inabelle Graves Coleman Papers, 1942-1981 (bulk 1952-1957), contain letters and more than 300 photographs documenting her life as a female Baptist missionary in Shanghai, China, and Taipei, Taiwan. Coleman was a school administrator, teacher, and author who lived much of her life abroad in service for the Southern Baptist Convention. Written almost entirely to family members, the letters date from 1946 to 1957, and contain information about her daily life and work; most were sent from Taipei, although some from Shanghai are also included.
The letters reveal tremendous enthusiasm for her work, the people around her, and those she brought into the church's ministry. This zeal for fostering the Christian life in others often overshadowed news of her regular teaching dutes, as she perhaps found no separation of the two. She wrote often of her students, and her concern for her family back in the U.S. Admiration for the people of Shanghai and Taipei are also evident. Letters frequently touch on her health while abroad, her physical surroundings, a tight schedule of teaching and ministering, and Grace Baptist Church, which she founded.
Photographs complement many of the letters, especially those about Grace Baptist Church and its programs. Subjects are mainly people and scenes in Taipei, although a large number are unidentified. Small series of photos include those of her assistants, Lillian Lu and Daisy, students, portraits of her family, as well as many of Grace Baptist Church. Included also are photographs of various church and school groups.
There are two autograph books from Chinese friends; manuscript writings include four articles written for the church, including one about the University of Shanghai's president. Also in the collection is a file of miscellaneous materials including a report of the Yates Baptist Association, biographical information, several business cards, a pamphlet in Chinese, an invitation, and clippings.
Descriptive Summary
- Title
- Inabelle Graves Coleman papers 1942-1981, bulk 1952-1957
- Creator
- Coleman, Inabelle Graves
- Extent
- 1.5 Linear Feet, 482 Items
- Repository
- David M. Rubenstein Rare Book & Manuscript Library, Duke University
- Location
- For current information on the location of these materials, please consult the Library's online catalog.
- Language
- English.
Restrictions on Access & Use
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Access Restrictions
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All or portions of this collection may be housed off-site in Duke University's Library Service Center. The library may require up to 48 hours to retrieve these materials for research use.
Please contact Research Services staff before visiting the David M. Rubenstein Rare Book & Manuscript Library to use this collection.
Use Restrictions
The copyright interests in this collection have not been transferred to Duke University. For more information, consult the copyright section of the Regulations and Procedures of the David M. Rubenstein Rare Book & Manuscript Library.
Contents of the Collection
Correspondence Series, 1942-1958
Photographs Series
Addresses and Writings Series:
Autograph books Series
Miscellaneous Items Series
Historical Note
Date | Event(s) |
1898 | Born with twin sister, Jesablair, in Durham, N.C. |
1918 | Graduated from Woman's College in Greensboro, N.C., and became assistant principal of Creedmoor School and later principal of Northside School. |
1926 | Began full-time work for the Intermediate Training Union of First Baptist Church. Started writing books and contributed regularly to Baptist publications. |
1940-1943 | As a contract teacher under the Southern Baptist Convention's Foreign Mission Board, she served as professor at the University of Shanghai, teaching journalism and English. |
1943 | Spent seven months in a Japanese internment camp. Repatriated. Formally appointed a missionary of the Foreign Mission Board of the Southern Baptist Convention. |
1946-1950 | Returned to missionary work and teaching post at the University of Shanghai. |
1952 | After the Communist occupation of China, she transferred to Taipei, Taiwan, and taught at National Taiwan University, a government sponsored university. |
1953 | Helped found Grace Baptist Church in Taipei, Taiwan. |
1959 | After returning on furlough, she became ill and died in the United States. |
Coleman worked as a school administrator and journalist before gaining employment with the Intermediate Training Union of the First Baptist Church. During these experiences, she continued writing for the Daily Greensboro News, and Baptist publications, as well as authoring her own books. Her background in writing led to an editorship of the Foreign Mission Magazinewhichtook her to Richmond, Virginia.
Later, while a professor in Shanghai, Coleman also became engaged in an active program of evangelism and social work. A request to the Foreign Mission Board of the denomination allowed her to remain in Shanghai during part of World War II. Upon repatriation in 1943, she went to Columbia University in New York, where she received her master's degree from the School of Philosophy, and completed additional graduate work. When conditions in China allowed, she returned to complete four more years at the University of Shanghai. In Taiwan, her teaching and evangelistic duties continued. She worked until a furlough in 1957.
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- Schools -- China
- Schools -- Taiwan
- Taipei (Taiwan)
- Taiwan -- History
- Taiwan -- Religion
- Taiwan -- Religious life and customs
- Women missionaries
Preferred Citation
[Identification of item], Inabelle Graves Coleman Papers, David M. Rubenstein Rare Book & Manuscript Library, Duke University.
The Inabelle Graves Coleman Papers, 1942-1981 (bulk 1952-1957), were donated to the David M. Rubenstein Rare Book & Manuscript Library in 1974 and 1982 by her sister, Margaret L. Coleman.
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1 Process Registry Handler
The process registry handler is a simple key-value store specifically for storing and retrieving Erlang Pids from Keys. It's primary uses are in session tracking and in tracking Pids for comet. The default nitrogen process registry is based around nprocreg, which connects and synchronizes Nitrogen nodes' process registries together.
Behavior Functions
init(Config, State)
Initialize the Process Registry handler
- Return Value -
{ok, NewState}
finish(Config, State)
Clean up the Process Registry handler
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{ok, NewState}
get_pid(Key, Config, State)
Returns a Pid from the provided Key
- Any erlang term to use as a key. For the session handler, Nitrogen uses the SessionID, while for the comet functions, Nitrogen uses the comet pool ID, or a timer Pid. The point is,Key
can be just about anything.- Return Value -
{ok, Pid, NewState}
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is not found, thenPid
will beundefined
get_pid(Key, Function, Config, State)
Returns a Pid from the provided Key
- Same as above.Function
- IfKey
is not found, the process registry should spawn off a new process using the providedFunction
(which should have arity of 0), then return the pid of the newly spawned process.- Return Value -
{ok, Pid, NewState}
. IfKey
is not found, thenPid
will be the Pid of the newly spawned process based onFunction
Here is the complete text of the default process registry handler (nprocreg_process_registry), which is very simple.
-module (nprocreg_registry_handler). -behaviour (process_registry_handler). -include_lib ("wf.hrl"). -export ([ init/2, finish/2, get_pid/3, get_pid/4 ]). init(_Config, State) -> {ok, State}. finish(_Config, State) -> {ok, State}. get_pid(Key, _Config, State) -> Pid = nprocreg:get_pid(Key), {ok, Pid, State}. get_pid(Key, Function, _Config, State) -> Pid = nprocreg:get_pid(Key, Function), {ok, Pid, State}.


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What's the fit like? According to the size chart I should be able to wear an XS (~32 bust) but would that give me room to layer a sweater or something underneath? Thank you!
Joelle Raynes
Hey Cosima, thanks for your question. If you have a 32in bust then the XS will fit you but there will not be much room for layers underneath this jacket. I suggest to size up to SM if you are planning on adding layers under this jacket. Hope this helps!


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Thread: The Federal Q2b
06-18-2000, 06:44 PM #1Justin GershonFirehouse.com Guest
The Federal Q2b
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06-18-2000, 07:27 PM #2ILFiremanFirehouse.com Guest
I will second that motion on that!! Man, that siren gives me the chills, but I love it!.. Nothin better then the sound of the "Q" going through a intersection with air horns.
This opinion is of myself and does not reflect any of the department or the city I am employed by.
06-18-2000, 10:15 PM #3NRFR/explorerFirehouse.com Guest
a simple manual button and airhorn is ideal for volunteers (everybody happy?)
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06-21-2000, 04:25 PM #4SCAFDEXPFirehouse.com Guest
I totally agree with NRFR.
06-22-2000, 12:34 AM #5Quint1MedicFirehouse.com Guest
Okay, guys-I don't think Justin was saying he'd mounted a Q in his Hyundai...just that he liked the noise. Am I missing something that NRFR needed to make that comment about volunteers? Don't be getting in the habit of bashing people. You're too young to sound so snotty
Also, thought I love the sound of the "Q", those rural volunteer fire station sirens are pretty freakin' awesome, too!
06-22-2000, 09:02 AM #6fjbfourFirehouse.com Guest
Well, I once talked to a guy who owned a 1988 Dodge Diplomat ex-police car that he re-fitted for fires. MX7000 light bar, rear deck lights, wig wags, grille lights, strobe inserts all the way around, and he did not forget to mention two (yeah, *2*) electronic sirens that supplemented his Q2B, all under the hood. Talk about alternator drain! Said he had dual batteries. I did not personally see the car, but have no reason to doubt him. Overzealous, maybe, but his first response district was over 120 miles wide, so he liked to really move along. He was upset because a tractor-trailer wiped out and burned the car as it sat on the shoulder at an interstate MVA.
Frank Billington, #11
Town of Superior Fire Online
06-23-2000, 12:31 AM #7westmead2Firehouse.com Guest
Our departments all run Federal "Q's" on our apparatus, you can hear those things go Code 3 from my house 5 miles away on a good day, we also have two of the house sirens that you like Quint, one on each end of our district. NRFR, if your talking about Q's on apparatus, around here, we have sometimes 15 or 20 mile runs to a call through rural land, blind curves, and forested area, I would think inner city would need only the manual and horn. Around here Volunteers outnumber Paid FF's by 10 to 1 atleast. You'd be screwed without us.
Dave "Junior" Marshall
West Mead 2 VFD
Meadville PA
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06-23-2000, 04:34 PM #811BrynAthyn355Firehouse.com Guest
We have a REAL Federal Q (not the electric kind, but the one that takes 20 minutes to shut up once you turn it off!) on our oldest truck, our '78 Hahn Pumper, all of our other trucks are electric sirens. We are selling our '78 Hahn and are going to keep the Q!
-Rick R.
-Bryn Athyn Fire Company and Ambulance
-Station 11 and Squad 355 in Montgomery County, Pa
06-24-2000, 01:07 PM #9squad 1335Firehouse.com Guest
we have federal q2b on both of are pumpers
nothing gets me pumped up beeter then hearing that q siren wall when going full speed to a fire!!
jacob starcher
xfd post#29
we go to hell so you dont have to!!!
06-24-2000, 09:38 PM #10NRFR/explorerFirehouse.com Guest
I capitalized VOLUNTEERS because we're on a Explorer/Jr. forum and I wanted it known that those two sirens (in my opinion) were good for volunteers and not explorers/Jrs. Nothing against volunteers, they kick major butt! SOrry bout that guys. And I also thought we were talking about sirens in POV's. Yeah, in apperatus, go nuts and have a Q2b, sounds good, I know, but for volunteers, a manual button and air-horn is good in my opinion for their POV's!
p.s. Quint-chill out
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06-25-2000, 11:56 PM #11Firefighter2197Firehouse.com Guest
Guys as a probie that was a cadat
trust me you love that sound ever more when you are allowed to do anything
and you are in the front seat hitting the button
have fun and keep it safe
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Croitoru Anca G - - 2003
Primary pulmonary artery sarcomas are uncommon neoplasms with up to 20% of cases being leiomyosarcomas. In many instances, the diagnosis is difficult and delayed. We report the case of a 75-year-old male who presented with symptoms suggestive of recurrent pulmonary thromboemboli, in which a primary leiomyosarcoma of the pulmonary artery ...
Geschwind Jean-Francois H - - 2003
Involvement of the pulmonary vasculature by carcinoma of the breast typically occurs in the form of microscopic tumor emboli involving the small arteries, arterioles, or capillaries. Obstruction of a large pulmonary artery by a tumor embolus has not been reported. We describe a patient with a history of breast carcinoma ...
Mahmood A - - 2003
BACKGROUND: microtibial embolectomy is an important technique in cases of limb threatening acute arterial occlusion affecting native crural and pedal vessels. It is particularly useful when thrombolysis is contraindicated or ineffective as in "trash foot". METHODS: in order to evaluate the efficacy of this technique, a retrospective case note review ...
Hung Wei-Chin - - 2003
An anticoagulated 51-year-old woman with a mechanical mitral prosthesis, which had been implanted 12 years earlier, sustained an acute anterior wall myocardial infarction caused by an embolus in the mid left anterior descending coronary artery. After treatment with tissue-plasminogen activator failed to lyse the obstruction, we performed intracoronary catheter-aspiration embolectomy ...
Wachsman Daniel E - - 2003
Since it was first described in 1877, paradoxical embolism has become widely accepted as an etiology of stroke and peripheral vascular thrombotic occlusion. Less common are paradoxical emboli to the coronary artery. On the basis of limited pathologic and clinical series, it appears that paradoxical coronary emboli account for 5%-10% ...
Tozzi Piergiorgio - - 2002
A 55-year-old man diagnosed with osteogenesis imperfecta had multiple pulmonary embolism from acrylic cement during vertebroplasty. The patient immediately developed respiratory distress, renal failure, and right cardiac failure. A computed tomographic scan showed the presence of cement in the right and left pulmonary arteries, and in both lungs. Cardiac and ...
Mattoo Anil - - 2002
Pulmonary artery sarcoma is a rare tumor that is frequently misdiagnosed as chronic pulmonary embolism. With heightened clinical awareness and advancement in technology, the diagnosis is now increasingly being made preoperatively. Previous literature has described the disease to be uniformly fatal, with surgical resection as the single most effective modality ...
Golin Valdir - - 2002
CONTEXT: Pulmonary thromboembolism is the third most frequent cause of morbidity and mortality among acute cardiovascular diseases. The incidence of pulmonary embolism in necropsies has remained unchanged over the last few decades. Cardiac diseases, neoplasia, trauma, recent surgery and systemic diseases are important predisposing clinical conditions. The relationship between male ...
Taher Ali A Department of Internal Medicine, American University of Beirut-Medical Center, Lebanon. - - 2002
We describe a case of pulmonary thromboembolism in a 61-year-old woman with beta-thalassemia intermedia and no other risk factors for thrombosis. Thromboembolism was documented by perfusion lung scan. We review the literature on this uncommon complication of thalassemia intermedia and discuss the pathogenesis and treatment options. A significant relationship between ...
Nakamura Mashio - - 2002
The incidence of acute pulmonary thromboembolism (APTE) in Japan is quoted as being extremely low compared with the United States, and the incidence and clinical characteristics of chronic pulmonary thromboembolism (CPTE) in Japan is unknown, so this study investigated these aspects of CPTE in 309 patients with APTE and 68 ...
Comparing the interpretations of CT pulmonary angiograms by attending and resident radiologists: ...
Safriel Yair - - 2002
OBJECTIVE: CT pulmonary angiography is now often the first-line investigation for pulmonary emboli. When these studies are performed after hours in teaching hospitals, they are often initially interpreted by trainees. It is of great significance whether the interpretations of trainees and certified radiologists with regard to the presence of pulmonary ...
Watanabe Shun-ichi - - 2002
A 42-year-old woman with choriocarcinoma required emergency pulmonary embolectomy under cardiopulmonary bypass. After diagnosis of choriocarcinoma was confirmed by examination of tumor emboli specimens, the patient was treated and had complete remission by chemotherapy over a 6-month period. Although rare, choriocarcinoma should be considered in the differential diagnosis of fertile ...
Schoepf U Joseph - - 2002
PURPOSE: To compare different reconstruction thicknesses of thin-collimation multi-detector row spiral computed tomographic (CT) data sets of the chest for the detection of subsegmental pulmonary emboli. MATERIALS AND METHODS: A multi-detector row spiral CT protocol for the diagnosis of pulmonary embolism was used that consisted of scanning the entire chest ...
Garg Kavita - - 2002
A good quality CT pulmonary angiogram has a high accuracy rate for the evaluation of pulmonary embolism. Investigators have reported that the subsegmental emboli can be missed; however, visualization of smaller arterial branches, and therefore, detection of small emboli may improve with the availability of multidetector scanners. Some of the ...
Enzweiler Christian N H - - 2002
PURPOSE: The purpose of this work was to assess morphology and secondary signs of interpulmonary emboli extending across the bifurcation of the main pulmonary artery (PA). METHOD: Retrospective evaluation of 780 electron beam tomographic studies of the chest yielded 17 cases of interpulmonary saddle embolism. Length, diameter, vascular distribution of ...
Laczika Klaus - - 2002
Chronic thromboembolic pulmonary hypertension (CTEPH) is considered to be an extreme variant of pulmonary thromboembolism. The underlying mechanisms for the failure of thrombus resolution are still unclear. In looking for inherited thrombophilia, an association with a lupus anticoagulant has been described repeatedly, and single cases of anticoagulant deficiencies (ie, antithrombin ...
Devuyst G - - 2001
BACKGROUND AND PURPOSE: Transcranial Doppler (TCD) can detect high-intensity transient signals (HITS) in the cerebral circulation. HITS may correspond to artifacts or solid or gaseous emboli. The aim of this study was to develop an offline automated Doppler system allowing the classification of HITS. METHODS: We studied 600 HITS in ...
Patel S K - - 2001
Paradoxical emboli occur when venous embolic material passes into the arterial circulation (via a right-to-left cardiac shunt). The association of paradoxical emboli and arterial ischaemia has been described previously, especially with respect to cerebral infarcts. We describe a case in which double paradoxical emboli following a long haul flight, resulted ...
Risse M - - 2001
A case of sudden death due to recurrent pulmonary thromboembolism is described. The fatality took place three and a half weeks following blunt trauma to the left popliteal region. The patient died unexpectedly. Autopsy revealed the source of the emboli as a sacciform venous aneurysm of the popliteal vein, an ...
Travis J A - - 2001
We reviewed our institutional experience with paradoxical embolus (PDE) during a recent 10-year period to define the clinical presentation, method of diagnosis, and results of treatment. A chart review of all patients with the discharge diagnosis of arterial embolus and venous thromboembolism or patent foramen ovale (PFO) and arterial embolus ...
Bruce W - - 2001
INTRODUCTION: Respiratory complications are common after arthroplasty, with pulmonary thromboembolic disease (PTE) and fat emboli being the most serious. A scintigraphic study was designed to assess the occurrence of both diseases. A prospective tomographic study of perfusion was performed within 24 h of arthroplasty. Details of the detection of fat ...
Hirota K - - 2001
Near-fatal pulmonary embolism can occur immediately after tourniquet release after orthopedic surgeries. In this study, we determined the relationship between tourniquet time and the occurrence of pulmonary emboli in 30 patients undergoing arthroscopic knee surgeries, by using transesophageal echocardiography. The right atrium (RA) was continuously monitored by transesophageal echocardiography, and ...
Light R W - - 2001
Pulmonary embolism is the fourth leading cause of pleural effusion. The possibility of pulmonary embolus should be evaluated for all patients who have undiagnosed pleural effusion. The mechanism of pleural effusion caused by pulmonary embolus is usually increased interstitial fluid in the lungs as a result of ischemia or the ...
Study comparing sutures and nonpenetrating titanium clips for arteriotomy closure after embolectomy.
Pikoulis E - - 2001
BACKGROUND: The vascular closure staple (VCS) clip applier system is an alternative to suture for closing arteriotomies and performing vascular anastomoses. This study was designed to evaluate the possible advantages of its use in closing arteriotomies after embolectomy. METHODS: In this study, 26 patients with upper or lower extremity embolism ...
Castañeda F - - 2001
PURPOSE: To assess and compare intimal and medial vascular damage caused by three mechanical wall-contact thrombectomy devices: Fogarty embolectomy catheter, Arrow-Trerotola peripheral thrombectomy device, and MTI-Castañeda over-the-wire brush. MATERIALS AND METHODS: Bilateral external iliac arteries of 15 canines were thrombosed before mechanical thrombolysis. Ten thrombosed arteries were randomly assigned to ...
Fedullo Peter F. - - 2001
Under most circumstances, the goal of treatment of pulmonary embolism is the prevention of recurrent embolic events, achieved through conventional anticoagulant therapy with unfractionated heparin or a low molecular weight heparin, followed by warfarin therapy for a minimum of 6 months. When acute pulmonary embolism is associated with significant right ...
Ngaage D L - - 2001
OBJECTIVES: During cardiac surgery it is sometimes necessary to examine heart chambers remote from the site of surgery. Similarly visualization of the pulmonary arterial tree will enable assessment for the completeness of pulmonary embolectomy. There are no standard adjunctive procedures to accomplish this. Left ventriculotomy used to examine the left ...
Fukui T - - 2001
OBJECTIVE: We determined the efficacy of surgery for acute pulmonary thromboembolism with a floating right-heart thrombus. METHODS AND RESULTS: Thrombi were diagnosed by transthoracic echocardiography and electron beam computed tomography in 4 patients with acute pulmonary thromboembolism with a floating right-heart thrombus, and thromboembolectomy was done in all patients. Surgical ...
Kaplinsky E J - - 2000
Two cases of primary pulmonary artery sarcoma resembling chronic thromboembolic disease features are presented. Tumour identification was achieved after pulmonarv thromboendarterectomy, which was indicated by documentation of a prothrombotic state in both patients. A doubtful history of pulmonary emboli or deep venous thrombosis should alert medical personnel to the possible ...
Cho K J - - 2000
The management of acute massive pulmonary embolism (PE) constitutes a major clinical problem because of the associated derangement of hemodynamic and respiratory functions from obstruction to pulmonary blood flow. Despite advances in management with thrombolytic therapy or open embolectomy, the mortality rate remains high. To improve the chance of survival, ...
Pereira de Godoy J M - - 2000
The authors report a case of bilateral pulmonary artery aneurysm in a patient with chronic Chagas' disease and compensated congestive heart failure in whom clinical clues suggested pulmonary thromboembolism, and the actual nature of the lesions was discovered at the time of conventional imaging investigations. This case shows the rarity ...
Carlson K M - - 2000
BACKGROUND: Although venous thromboembolism has been associated with peripartum cardiomyopathy, there have been no prior reports of lower extremity arterial thromboembolism complicating cardiac failure. CASE: A 38-year-old woman, gradiva 5, para 5, presented on postpartum day 9 with left pedal parasthesia. Lower extremity angiography found acute thrombotic emboli in the ...
Sternbergh W C WC - - 2000
PURPOSE: To report a case of paradoxical emboli to multiple visceral vessels treated with both mechanical (AngioJet device) and pharmacological (urokinase) thrombolysis. METHODS AND RESULTS: A 72-year-old man presented with a 48-hour history of symptomatic right renal ischemia, which was treated with heparinization. Five days later, an abrupt creatinine elevation ...
Ngaage D L - - 2000
We report the case of a 14-year-old boy treated successfully by pulmonary embolectomy for massive pulmonary embolism, 18 days after bilateral hip surgery. He has a family history of pulmonary embolism and an inherited antithrombin deficiency. His diagnosis was confirmed by spiral computed tomography scan. We believe that pulmonary embolectomy ...
Hsiao H J HJ Department of Anesthesiology, Veterans General Hospital-Taipei, Taiwan, - - 1999
Perioperative pulmonary thromboembolism can proceed rapidly with grave prognosis, in which immediate or accurate diagnosis and management is not easy. According to the literatures, patients receiving spinal surgery are at relatively lower risk of developing thromboembolism. We would like to present a case of postoperative pulmonary thromboembolism which developed after ...
Hogan D F - - 1999
A six-year-old cat presented with clinical signs consistent with distal aortic thromboembolism while clinical signs of cardiovascular disease were absent. Diagnostics, including thoracic radiographs, electrocardiography, and echocardiography revealed no cardiovascular anomalies. Thoracic radiographs revealed multifocal pulmonary lesions consistent with neoplasia. Complete blood cell count demonstrated a marked thrombocytosis, leukopenia, and ...
Weijmer M C - - 1999
A fatal case of an 89-year-old woman with an intimal sarcoma obstructing the pulmonary trunk and an open foramen ovale is presented. Clinical symptoms, physical examination and further evaluation originally raised suspicion of a pulmonary embolism. Recent classification systems, specific radiological and pathological characteristics of sarcomas of the pulmonary trunk ...
Okano Y - - 1999
Primary and secondary malignant intravascular tumours of the pulmonary artery occur infrequently and the diagnosis is usually delayed as symptoms and findings from conventional examinations are non-specific. The case is presented of a patient with a pulmonary artery sarcoma, probably arising from ribs resected some years previously, in which intravascular ...
Pagni S - - 1999
We describe a case of primary pulmonary artery (PA) trunk spindle cell sarcoma in an 86 year old female presenting clinically with debilitating signs of recurrent pulmonary embolism. Further extensive work aroused suspicion for pulmonary artery malignancy. Palliative wide surgical resection, pulmonary artery tumor embolectomy and reconstruction of the proximal ...
Aleksic I - - 1999
A fulminant pulmonary embolism can be treated surgically if thrombolytic therapy is contraindicated. A 31-year-old woman developed a fulminant pulmonary embolism after right-sided deep venous thrombosis 1 day after undergoing a cesarean section. A pulmonary embolectomy with cardiopulmonary bypass was performed, but the patient was brain-dead. After 2 days of ...
Kemény V - - 1999
BACKGROUND AND PURPOSE: Embolus detection using transcranial Doppler ultrasound is a useful method for the identification of active embolic sources in cerebrovascular diseases. Automated embolus detection systems have been developed to reduce the time of evaluation in long-term recordings and to provide more "objective" criteria. The purpose of this study ...
Hillmann R - - 1999
Patients with an acute arterial occlusion of the right upper extremity and absent axillary pulse should have a Doppler scan examination before a balloon catheter embolectomy is performed. If there is no arterial pulse detectable, an angiography should be performed afterwards to localize the embolus. In the case of a ...
Korst R J - - 1999
Pulmonary sarcomas may extend into the left atrium through the pulmonary veins, requiring the use of cardiopulmonary bypass for resection. The operative strategy for these complicated resections must account for the laterality of the tumor, the extent of atrial involvement, the severity of local invasion within the hemithorax, and intrinsic ...
Ullmann M - - 1999
BACKGROUND: The urgent pulmonary embolectomy as a surgical treatment of acute massive pulmonary embolism (PE) is still the subject of controversial discussion regarding indication, operative technique, and prognosis. METHODS: From 10/89 to 9/97 40 patients underwent urgent exploration of the pulmonary artery with the aid of extracorporeal circulation (ECC). RESULTS: ...
DiSiena M R - - 1998
A 34-year-old woman with a history of asthma and oral contraceptive use died suddenly. Autopsy examination showed chronic pulmonary emboli with an acute pulmonary saddle embolus. An underlying congenital thrombophilic disorder was considered. Molecular studies on DNA isolated from blood using polymerase chain reaction (PCR) and restriction fragment length polymorphism ...
Senning A - - 1998
Pulmonary embolectomy is usually performed in cardiopulmonary bypass. In acute situations too much time can be lost in setting up and connecting the pump oxygenator; this delay can cause cerebral damage in a patient with circulatory arrest. In such a situation left anterior thoracotomy can provide an ideal approach. An ...
Longo G M - - 1998
Ischemic changes of the digits caused by emboli are rare. When they do occur, the typical sites of origin include the heart, the proximal subclavian artery, and the thoracic outlet. Dialysis access or iatrogenic injuries may be a more distal source of emboli. Two patients, each with embolization to the ...
Turnbull R G - - 1998
A 54 year-old man had symptoms of acute right hemispheric cerebral ischemia. He was initially considered for participation in a trial of early thrombolysis in stroke, but an innominate artery embolus was found with no apparent arterial source. The embolus was removed by means of a combined brachial and carotid ...
Parmet J L JL Department of Anesthesiology, Allegheny University of the Health Sciences, Hahnemann Division, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, - - 1998
Echogenic venous emboli accompany tourniquet deflation during total knee arthroplasty. Two types of echogenic emboli appear in the central circulation: small venous emboli (miliary emboli) and large venous emboli (masses of echogenic material superimposed on miliary emboli). Presumably, medullary cavity trespass releases small and large echogenic emboli. However, patients undergoing ...
Dunn S T - - 1998
Association of a mutation in the coagulation factor V gene (FV Leiden) with deep vein thrombosis and pulmonary thromboembolism has been well documented in the literature, but no study has specifically screened cases of fatal pulmonary thromboembolism for the mutation. This study sought to determine whether FV Leiden plays a ...
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The Trailhead for Eight Dollar Mountain is easy to find. Find Highway 199 (Redwood Highway) between Grants Pass and Cave Junction. At Milepost 24, which is 24 miles south of Grants Pass and 4 miles north of Cave Junction, turn west onto Eight Dollar Road. This is well signed and indicates the Kalmiopsis Wilderness Area is 17 miles from this intersection. You only have to drive 1.0 mile from the Highway 199. At 1.0 mile there is a newly paved single lane road on your right that usually has a locked gate across the road. Across the road from the paved road is a large gravel parking area with room for at least 20 vehicles. Park here.Route Description
Elevation of the trailhead is about 1,360 ft. Cross the road and walk around the gate up the paved road. In about 100 yards the pavement ends at a nice fancy trailhead with a new vault toilet. There is a raised beautiful trail that goes off to the right. It is worth walking the 300 yards to the end of the raised trail to view a beautiful field of cobra lilies ( Darlingtonia californica).After viewing the cobra lilies, get back on the road and go around the new yellow gate and head up the road that is now gravel. Ignore all the small roads that branch off both sides of the main road. Stay on the main gravel road and keep going uphill. The road makes at least 12 switchbacks as it climbs up to the summit. When you reach an area that has been burned in a fire you are getting close to the summit with only about 800 ft more of elevation to gain.
Just before the summit you will see an electrical power line crossing the road and then some electrical towers in the distance. The towers are on the summit, so keep going until you see 2 newer metal buildings on your right. I think the highpoint is near these buildings. I walked around both sides of the buildings and touched all the small boulders that had been pushed out of the way during the construction of the buildings. Don't mess with any of the equipment up here. I'm sure there are surveillance cameras somewhere.
Head back down the same way you came up. If you didn't go see the cobra lilies on the way up, do so on the way down. Overall hike was 7.0 miles, elevation gain was 2,625 ft, and it took me just under 3 hours. I made good time on this hike because it was raining on me.


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Fature 1 and other stuffI would first like to say a big thank you to all my Wachers I really appreciate your support Great works : Blood Rose by EnchantedWhispersArt Lost in my solitude by jorgeremmyMagia by andrebdois Dawn of Mankind by shadothezombie Fresh Air by Flobelebelebobele :thumb338795695:G l o w O f R o s e s by urbania13 Dark Desire by peroni68 . : I m m e r s E : . by J-u-d-a-s First Strike by neverdyingI do not like overcrowded fatures so this will continue....And now on to other things:I started getting messages where people ask me to make a tutorials :First of all my English is to shitty and secondly my work process is very weird,but I can refer you to the excellent tutorials:Manipulation Secrets by Andrei Oprinca great tutorilas for biginners!! http://www.psdbox.com/tutorials/the-secrets-of-photomanipul
Fature IV Focus by Ike9899 Daydreamer by Beholdentolove Confined to the ground by vladioglas Fallen Angel by YorukoChikokoro :thumb347827500:Outfits, whee~ by MissMizea The Dark Descent by EigthDegreeBites Where broken hearts heal by xSimonneTx Sapphire by In2umniaKillH3r Catnapped by MythNeko:thumb345545050: The Surrealist by ianvicknair L'ange du temps passe by MaliciaRoseNoire :thumb330504839: Guyver Alfa and Mirabilis Imakarum 02 by LucitheaBelieve in dreams by LewiARTsGiftsDangerous by SweediesArt Jester's night by La--Boheme Si te llega mi canción by Marazul45 Touch Of Color by BiBiARTs Into the Woods by FictionChick A Serenade by CaryAndFrankArts To the other side by megan7 I'm starting my diet tomorrow by Flobelebelebobele :thumb346240983:
FATURE Ride by Kevinchichetti Dome by Dani-OwergoorPoison Ivy by Ideasplayer Renaissance dandelion by LadFree
FATURE VII Incendies by igreeny ...pull me down + wallpaper by BaxiaArtNymph by LewiARTsREGRET II by MirellaSantanaNeed a Dentist by FlobelebelebobeleLost In Thought by ShorraThe Goddess of Spring by Wesley-SouzaFemale Cenobite II by conzpiracyBig congrats to ReyeD33 and iam-SHERLOCKED for winning contest with this great works:World Reborn by ReyeD33 :thumb362195761:
Fature II :thumb336339048: Make me Blind by blaithiel Fighter by Ideasplayer Bite me by Flobelebelebobele Cube Awakening by RGDartBlind love by t1na dream house by cannphoto Goodbye my little friend.. by Deltamike Entre Um Silencio E Outro by MoodyBlue The Last Templar by neverdyingWinter Queen by BiBiARTs -last days- by TuubArt A Long Journey by frenchfox Aphrodite by Surehuinel You will not find me... by MaliciaRoseNoirem e m o r i e s by emanrabiah Hungry Pet by LuLebel Goddess of the Skies by Wesley-Souza Intensity - collab by Dani-Owergoor The Journey to The Kingdom of Mountains by DevSilusGreat Paintings of :iconJace-Wallace: I love them:thumb337915755: :thumb336053394: :thumb324315168: :thumb296045590: :thumb341347407:
FATURE 2 Jungle Hunter by Nikulina-Helena A New Day by shadothezombieI'd like to SAY and a big thank you girls and boys (all 3016) who are wtching me on DA and supporting my "art" love you all <3Love Marko
Gifts and FeatureFor some reason I don't know, one can't see my journal in the widget.One has to press 'journal' on the top --> and -->'all' (in the left corner under the 'feature' text.)BEAUTIFUL GIFTS I HAVE BEEN INCLUDED IN.THANK YOU VERY MUCH Music of the Stars by ElissandrAnneTomb Raider Snake Temple by DraakeT by DraakeTJust a Dream by Sandra-Cristhina
Beautiful Gifts and Dedications/Feature #16Dedications and gifts that I have recently received from wonderful friends. Thank you all so much! On to your regularly scheduled feature... Mellow Yellow by thrumyeye Cry for the Moon by Ariel87 Midnight mist by m-eralp The Traveler by Val-Faustino Trust Of Dragon by igreeny I'm Sinner by brunomedina III. Cosmological argument by mooname ROSE by carmenharada Dreamers by MoonsongWolf :thumb376852103: Reliques by Flora-Silve Alice by AllaD8 Fragile by AuroraWienhold Arrival by MachiavelliCro Dream Cup by DesignerKratos Dark Light by toy1989820 Even Angels Fall by TL-Designz Night Flutterflies by CherishedMemories Venice Moon by Foxfires Scarlet Macaw by emmil Circus Maximus by KingaBritschgi Candle Spirits by babsartcreations and if so by bohomaz13 Restless Longing by SilEnigmaArts Starry Night Orchestra by xkillz Golden by JophesXI Intersection by Ideasplayer La fille d'Hades by Le-Regard-des-Elfes :thumb376156748: THE LAST DAY by MirellaSantana for Maria by candysamuels Urban Balrog by JoshDykgraaf The Possessed by Antonio-Figueiredo .:Nebula Dreams:. by LT-Arts Building a Home by FrankAndCarySTOCK Phryne and Toad by dashinvaine :thumb376
Feature # Lucky 13It's another BIG one! :iconimseriouslytoohappy: Wonderland by Eireen Alternative Behavior by nina-Y Not Trust by vampirekingdom Venus by babsartcreations The Red Hotel by tamaraR Reborn by EvanescentAngel666 Dark Alice by Shades-of-serenity Zarin der Vampire - Cover by Miss-Belfry :thumb370695368: Beneath the Surface by FairieGoodMother Home Before Dark by Val-Faustino silence by Lhianne A moment of calm by 7usaM :thumb370820730: Set Me Free by BurakUlker .:The Nymph:. by ninazdesign Finding Nemo by Kanamm Sleeping Wood Nymph by Le-Regard-des-Elfes Mia by PaperDreamerArt Feel the Presence by CaryAndFrankArts Midnight Hour by ImaginedMoments Resting by SeventhFairy Before Sunrise by Doumanis La Esmeralda by EnchantedWhispersArt Special Time by CathleenTarawhiti Half by SheilaBrinson Colorful Sunset by nviki89 Goddess of War by toy1989820 Metropolis by Alexlinde Cathedral of Light by danielwachter Mists Of Avalon by Phatpuppyart-Studios Colours of Spring by plumita1 Rosy dreams by wihad OxyDream by Kryseis-Art Falling behind the horizon by vimark Lestat by kayurka The Lilac Dawn by feainne suddenly spring by monika-es Solitude by stellartcorsica Moirai by imorawetz Lost in a daydream by mi-eterna-primavera Araucaria under Orion by Miguel-Santos Schizoid by J-u-d-a-s The Way to Beautiful Sands_vsMCP by xLoversRevenge Zuiderplas by JacqChristiaan :thumb3
Weekly Feature 6Photo ManipulationThe Darkness Calls Me by DenysRoqueDesignThe Longbridge by SedeptraDark Battle by ImAaysShower Time by Wesley-SouzaTrifecta by Emerald-DepthsAll Aboard by softart03Dream dust by Blossom-LullabiesColored In Love by Shedboy68Queen of the Damned by StarsColdNightGuardian by soosajudYou Killed Me, Remember? by PakinamElBannaCars from Mars by kimsolAinur by PaulHectorTIron Bat by BosslogixInvasion of the body snatchers by jaceknawrotLadybug by Julsy-juAquatic Slidewalk by Samuel-NordiusBurning Heart by kuschelirmel
Creative People III Toxic Apples by MelieMelusine Girls With No Fear by artmatrix Domina Rosarum by Doucesse Daydreaming by TeamBeaker Emilie Autumn II by huntererinful Cut Crimson, Bleed Fire original by SweediesArt BLUE NIGHT by saritaangel07 Marlene Dietrich by pin-n-needles Marlene Dietrich by pin-n-needles
March Feature Pt. 1 Zeus by PerlaMarina The New Planet by TaniaART Ghost by Lub-Ad my lucky day by magicsart Splatter colors V2 by SK-DIGIART Anchorman 2 by crilleb50 Layla by Flobelebelebobele
Feature Time!^^Wonderful gifts and dedications from my friends Happy Birthday Paul! 'Lilim by J-u-d-a-s**Features**sweet pain by peroni68Lorelei by FlobelebelebobeleMidnight Ride by revande Espoir pour Cendrillon by Marjie79Within the Abyss of Disconnect by astrangeallure Ravens Violin Serenade by SweediesArt Carnival of Rust by ChristabelleLAmortDryade de l'ame by Le-Meridian Aux souvenirs du passe by Kallaria
Feature #20 The Truth will free my Soul by LevanaTempest Fish to Water by DesignbyKatt Golden Forest by EnchantedWhispersArt Summer Breeze 2 by WhizzieWhizzer Alma de Cuervo by DenysRoqueDesign Venus Incarnate by SillyJellie Moonlight and Immortality by damilepidus Pavo by KitJoYuki Kannst du bei mir warten, by AnjaMillen Two Moons by maiarcita When Dreams Come True by babsartcreations Attracted to the Swamp by vampirekingdom Siren Song by Aegils Don't Trust Time by BenHammonds Henry Heartgold (Captain Golden Heart) by sharandula Early birds by TammyPhotography Explosive Girl - The Siren's by GabeehSilva Eternal calm by malaladanila Finder of lost loves by robhas1left New visions by Whendell July deviantID by Foxfires The Last Day by RazielMB Kidogo moja by Tammara Color Me Happy by Phatpuppyart-Studios Salvation by BurakUlker One Light in my Soul by Aeternum-Art MUERTE tattoo design by MWeiss-Art
Feature #28This is long overdue. Watercolor Montreal2 by duytter Sad Memories by DigitalDreams-Art The Hatter by CrisestepArt Immortalit by PauloBraga83 High Above the City by AliaChek blue curtain yvette by YvetteStar For you i know I can change the world by Amro0 Best Friends by EstherPuche-Art Bath Candle by MirellaSantana :thumb445384455: Melodies of a Season's change by Miguel-Santos The Surface by Blackpearls91 Colt Single Action Army Revolver drawing by WhizzieWhizzer Private dance by sasha-fantom Sledgehammer by Shedboy68 Spring begins with autumn by m-eralp The Twilight Shore by Aeternum-Art And I need you, why? by pjenz Waiting.. by megan7 Thunderstorm by La--Boheme Tulips Island by RazielMB Creeper by Corvinerium Angel of dawn by MoonZaphire Winter by igreeny witchking of angmar Tolkien by inkmlab Blue Space by Whendell :thumb444734544: The Majestic Goddess by Wesley-Souza Midnight Fae by BrookeGillette Sidhe by JannaFairyArt Gothic Angel by SweediesArt In The Rose Thorn by SeventhFairy :thumb444894618: There's a World by Joe-Maccer She Dies by Amiltarea Ready for the Sea by Val-Faustino Cleopatra by stellartcorsica Fire In The Sky by maiarcita Russian Nights by TaniaART And You Let Her Go by LUCILALEYLA Girl-On-Fire by EnchantedWhispersArt Cover by Dani-Owergoor :thumb445069210: Rusalka by Blavatskaya A Dream of Flying by Sisterslaughter165 For Jimmy by Sisterslaughter165 The Ring Three by rsiphotography :thumb
FeatureFew pieces from my favorites Enjoy! Lost In Thought by ShorraGuardians by MachiavelliCroRest Your Soul by ReyeD33El influjo de la luna by Marazul45The Warior Queen by kokosferBe Free by EnchantedWhispersArtSunset Sail by FictionChickThe Nest by SweediesArtNever to Return by RobShieldspreparation by igreenyMasquerade by Art-KombinatAquin station by t1naThe Guardian by Dani-OwergoorNight Dreams by DigitalDreams-ArtThe pass by gotman68Alias by EsveekaWicked Queen by FairieGoodMotherMedieval France by Azot2014The last symphony- Version II by vismayapersonal aquarium by LhianneJoyful by alexnoreagaPerfectly still by YewrezzQueen of Hearts by aryannasA Nereid by AllaD8Medusa Under the Moon (Sold) by areemusDarkness Sweeps by Phatpuppyart-StudiosMy Immortal by aryannasDARK MOOR album art by Lady-SymphoniaQuiet Strength by AmiltareaThoi Gian Se Tra Loi ~ { Vietnamese Song } by RoOnyMPrayer for comeback by ForestGirl
Featuring some great artworksSharing some of my recent favs So...take some time, rest your mind and enjoy these awesome works: ::floating city:: by sangheili117 Lost Time by WADESTA360Always the Sun by erezmarom Villa Alota by eulalievarenne Abandoned Fortress of Alphander by Antares69Backscatter by samburley inspiring muse by Lhianne Mysterious Lands by WhendellAbout everything by Eugene-Siryk Rapier by Tohad The Silence of Paraty by RssfimAbsinthe by KurobotCapture the earth by roald92 Salvation of the bottle by AmandineVanRayIF-13328 by ourlak Tales from the Fathomless Abyss by Minnhagen up yours down there by mescameshDream's world by BorjaPindado Bursting colors v2 by Skulio :thumb362303636:Fight by Byzwa-DherThe forgotten king by LoranDeSore :thumb367412410: :thumb366543316:Jump by MathiasZamecki
Weekly Feature 14 and my new work :DHi! Check out 2 of my new work Young MaleficentDid you watch the movie Outstanding movie Another NightOK! Feature time Photo ManipulationThe Sinner II by xetobyteimpossible is nothing by leox912Happy Valentine - Squall x Rinoa by zummerfishBlown Away by kimsolDragon rider by qi-artAn Eye On Nature by coby01The Invasion by Nikulina-HelenaImagine A Dream 3 by HaleyDesignsI want a chestnut! by VasylinaIn the Forest by gestandeneemptyness by erool
Feature - Some beautiful worksHi friends,Hope u all doing good...my prayers and love always to u guys i cant able to make feature often due to my health and this days im suffering so much pain,its really irritating sometimes bcos i cant even able to sit 5 to 10 min and can't able to concentrate on my artworks..its really sad that i cant make it..i feel helpless sometimes.I see so many amazing works here i faved some and commented some..but i cant able comment all..truly sorry .Some of my beautiful works here .....The Night Mother by artorifreedomMoonlight by maiarcitaCreating Heaven On Earth by areemus
Feature #24 and Beautiful GiftsBeautiful gifts that I have received.. thank you I am so honored. On to the feature Hush by J-u-d-a-s Hologram with you v.3 by bwaworga Dark Queen by diphylla Maria in Wonderland by MelieMelusine Lower Falls by Celem Ice water and cold by KariLiimatainen Pocket Full Of Diamonds by BenHammonds frozen memories by BaxiaArt Far away by m-eralp Life's A Gamble Da by sanctusdesign Halloween 2013 by Nikulina-Helena Play with me.. by megan7 Raven by SweediesArt Grace by Lhianne Mermaid Song by EstherPuche-Art Black-Queen-II by Flobelebelebobele caught by peroni68 All Hallow's Eve by zummerfish Earth Fire and Magic by Juli-SnowWhite
What a start! + FeatureFACEBOOK | SHADOWNESS | EMAIL MEI've had a fantastic, yet hectic, start to the year. Holidays, the start of a new school year, and going backwards and forwards all day everyday. Today it has all finally caught up with me. I'm exhausted!! On the plus side, the start of the year has been amazing art wise. So, enough rambling ... here is a random collection of amazing work from the start of 2013 (with a few older ones I discovered). Share the love with you faves and comments. They are always greatly appreciated!!:thumb351261059:Rainmaker by CorvineriumNerida by FairieGoodMotherGothic Symphony by VampireDarllaWar by FictionChickTouch The Stars by 0-Maryo-0Salvation by SweediesArt:bigthu
March - Feature Time!I have received some very awesome gifts and dedications recently! Thank you everyone! Plus I found out I have been featured at PSDVault http://www.psdvault.com/inspirations/30-absolutely-mind-boggling-examples-of-conceptual-photo-manipulation/Feature: Eternal flame by CreamydigitalWay of the Wizard by KaioshenStop the violence by Doucesse Busted by FictionChick Falling Angel by ebtihalien
Interview + featureHead over to :iconAllArtSupport: for a new interview! My last work! And now, featuring some friends! [Deviation love]Shoot the dentist by FlobelebelebobeleRun Run Assassin Creed by Secr3tDesignMisunderstood by sara-helFrozen Gold by Shue13Sacred forest by Aeon-LuxSpace in Blue by QAuZGreen Ratsnake by BiBiARTsA GHASTLY MEETING .. by chryssalisFemale Cenobite II by conzpiracyNinja Ladybug by CursedOnezTotem by DeltamikeSleepy Time for Rhino by DiamonEyesKnight of the old Republic by ErikShoemakerSunset Sail by FictionChick:thumb366166510:Betrayed... by J-u-d-a-sMelancholic Poet Et si la belle etait la bete by Le-Meridianvictim IIIII by kitkat523Kurotsuki by shichigoro756OxyDream by Kryseis-Artone night by LhianneReine des Neiges by MaliciaRoseNoireRavenna 2 by megan7Force element by MindTuberDon't Cry... by MissGribSquatting Angel by NoitusanPlanetfall by overseerAPPO 72 by mistersinghashes to ashes by peroni68Desdemona by Garden-Of-BlackRosesThe Nest by SweediesArtDeath Touch by tvlookplay:thumb361682623:Pre-made book cover 2 by shiny-shadows-ArtSerenity by AeirmidFox and curious squirrel by tamaraR
Newest work + Feature #1!!::Latest piece::Go check it out, hope you guys enjoy ==========================================Time for a feature! I will try my best to put these out as regularly as possible(~every 2 weeks?) Enjoy some eclectic art that I found uplifting, inspiring, creative, powerful, or some mix of all of the above!!COSMO by GLAMICON-NETAutumn by KiaryaThe Skull by kamiyamarkIMG 8839m by DanielMyszkowskiDowntown by logartis
Fature VBeautiful gift from :iconEiMy86: i love it dear thank you Spiral Architect by KirenBagcheeBreath Of Victory by Doucesse Daenerys by J-u-d-a-s Farewell to Lothlorien by AlexandraVBach Snowy town by t1na :thumb347011544:Stunning images from :iconAida-Art: :The Fugitive by Inna-Vjuzhanina Mommy told to burn it... by Inna-Vjuzhanina Nothing is lost forever... by Inna-Vjuzhanina Evelet by Inna-Vjuzhanina Jasmine by Inna-Vjuzhanina


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Why should I go out with you?
No. 1: Psychopathic wordplay, schizophrenic flow / I guess it's safe to say I got schizophrenic dough.
No. 2: I'm a pimp, not a simp / Like ice in my drink / And I don't think twice or blink / 'cuz I'm focused rollin' in the whitest mink / Like I'm a polar bear / Let down my hair / Get jazzy on a bitch like Fred Astaire.
No. 3: My life's legendary / If I wrote down all in a book, it would be very scary / What you know, 16 Beemers and Benzes / Rope chain down to my dick / The beef looks tremendous.
What would an evening with you be like?
No. 1: Put the pound game on her, hit her from the back / I'm young and thuggin', I don't give a fuck / He can make love to you, I'm-a beat it up.
No. 2: Toss ya like a fruit salad, strawberry-grape ya / They ball when they can and I'm ballin' by nature.
No. 3: Net worth put the tool in the skirt / Which you fools know about gettin' head in reverse / About clockin' grips, and coppin' whips?
WhatÕs your biggest fault?
No. 1: Run through a hundred grand watching Matlock.
No. 2: I'm so vain, it's a problem / It ain't a stain on these Pradas / I'm just bein' modest.
No. 3: Splash your lungs right in front of your kids / I'm a basket case / Don't ever give this bastard space / Or I'm-a have your ass erased.
What kind of life would you offer me?
No. 1: Eat at Spun dinners four times a week / Bucket of crab legs / Slick had the lobsters / I'm the real deal these other niggaz impostors.
No. 2: I can take that dirt and turn that shit glitter / I leave the work wit' her, yeah, she my baby sitter / And if I find out she stealin' for realer, I'm-a kill her.
No. 3: Rollin' with me could only get you fast cars and / Fuck-mad bitches and dine amongst the stars / But we gettin' mad chav in the life we live / MTV's comin' over just to feel my crib.
WhatÕs your philosophy on life?
No. 1: A hard head make a soft ass / And hard white it gets you straight cash.
No. 2: Money, money, money is my intuition / Money over bitches / Such an easy decision.
No. 3: Hustlin' is the key to success / Money is the key to sex / The life is gettin' cash, drinkin' mo', gettin' blessed.
Which did you choose? No. 1, Young Jeezy; No. 2, Lil' Wayne; or No. 3, Fat Joe?


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Interacting selectively and non-covalently with ATP, adenosine 5'-triphosphate, a universally important coenzyme and enzyme regulator.
Interacting selectively and non-covalently with calmodulin, a calcium-binding protein with many roles, both in the calcium-bound and calcium-free states.
Catalysis of the reactions: ATP + a protein serine = ADP + protein serine phosphate; and ATP + a protein threonine = ADP + protein threonine phosphate. These reactions require the presence of calcium-bound calmodulin.
Interacting selectively and non-covalently with any protein or protein complex (a complex of two or more proteins that may include other nonprotein molecules).
The progression of biochemical and morphological phases and events that occur in a cell during successive cell replication or nuclear replication events. Canonically, the cell cycle comprises the replication and segregation of genetic material followed by the division of the cell, but in endocycles or syncytial cells nuclear replication or nuclear division may not be followed by cell division.
The directed movement of molecules between the nucleus and the cytoplasm.
Any process that increases the rate, frequency, or extent of dendritic spine development, the process whose specific outcome is the progression of the dendritic spine over time, from its formation to the mature structure.
Any process that activates or increases the frequency, rate or extent of muscle cell differentiation.
Any process that increases the rate, frequency or extent of neuron projection development. Neuron projection development is the process whose specific outcome is the progression of a neuron projection over time, from its formation to the mature structure. A neuron projection is any process extending from a neural cell, such as axons or dendrites (collectively called neurites).
Any process that activates or increases the frequency, rate or extent of directed movement of proteins from the nucleus into the cytoplasm.
Any process that increases the rate, frequency, or extent of protein serine/threonine kinase activity.
Any process that activates, maintains or increases the frequency, rate or extent of synaptic structural plasticity.
The process of introducing a phosphate group on to a protein.
Any process that modulates the frequency, rate or extent of muscle cell differentiation.
Any process that modulates the frequency, rate or extent of protein binding.
Any process that modulates the frequency, rate or extent of any process in which a protein is transported to, or maintained in, a specific location.
The cellular process in which a signal is conveyed to trigger a change in the activity or state of a cell. Signal transduction begins with reception of a signal (e.g. a ligand binding to a receptor or receptor activation by a stimulus such as light), or for signal transduction in the absence of ligand, signal-withdrawal or the activity of a constitutively active receptor. Signal transduction ends with regulation of a downstream cellular process, e.g. regulation of transcription or regulation of a metabolic process. Signal transduction covers signaling from receptors located on the surface of the cell and signaling via molecules located within the cell. For signaling between cells, signal transduction is restricted to events at and within the receiving cell.
Protein involved in the complex series of events by which the cell duplicates its contents and divides into two. The eukaryotic cell cycle can be divided in four phases termed G1 (first gap period), S (synthesis, phase during which the DNA is replicated), G2 (second gap period) and M (mitosis). The prokaryotic cell cycle typically involves a period of growth followed by DNA replication, partition of chromosomes, formation of septum and division into two similar or identical daughter cells.
Protein involved in differentiation, the developmental process of a multicellular organism by which cells become specialized for particular functions. Differentiation requires selective expression of the genome; the fully differentiated state may be preceded by a stage in which the cell is already programmed for differentiation but is not yet expressing the characteristic phenotype determination. Also used for fungal conidiation proteins, and for some bacteria that present specialization of function in cell types, such as Caulobacter crescentus.
Protein involved in neurogenesis, which involves the differentiation and development of the nervous system.
Protein involved in development, the process whereby a multicellular organism develops from its early immature forms, e.g., zygote, larva, embryo, into an adult.
Enzyme that catalyzes the transfer of phosphate (phosphoryl or pyrophosphoryl transfer) usually from ATP to a second substrate.
Protein which catalyzes the phosphorylation of serine or threonine residues on target proteins by using ATP as phosphate donor. Such phosphorylation may cause changes in the function of the target protein. Protein kinases share a conserved catalytic core common to both serine/ threonine and tyrosine protein kinases.
Enzyme that transfers a chemical group, e.g. a methyl group or a glycosyl group from one compound (donor) to another compound (acceptor).
Enzyme whose activity is modified by the noncovalent binding of an allosteric effector at a site other than the active site. This binding mediates conformational changes, altering its catalytic or binding properties.
Protein which is part of a reference proteome. Reference proteomes are a subset of proteomes that have been selected either manually or algorithmically according to a number of criteria to provide a broad coverage of the tree of life and a representative cross-section of the taxonomic diversity found within UniProtKB, as well as the proteomes of well-studied model organisms and other species of interest for biomedical research.


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Police responded to a report of a collision between a school bus and a motorcycle Friday morning, according to Alan Falkner, Muldrow Fire Chief.
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south pacific - safety
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This is a very general question, but I was hoping that you could provide some insight to practical issues with cruising the South Pacific in Spring and Summer months. For example, how long is the Pacific Cyclone season, and which regions should be avoided? Does a passage from Central America to South East Asia via French Polynesia present any unusual challenges? I have nothing planned right now, but I am looking for opportunities for adventure, and to gain more blue water experience. I would appreciate any advice you can provide. Thank you, Danny |
south pacific - safety
Maybe you could find some good information on setsail.com. If what you''re looking for doesn''t reside on the website, they would probably answer an e-mail.
south pacific - safety
Get a copy of "World Cruising Routes" by Jimmy Cornell. It contains very good information about cruising routes,and weather patterns around the world. Also get some books on ocean weather an weather patterns. I have done some sailing in the South Pacific. If you would like more info, e-mail me. I will help you if I can.
We cruised the South Pacific for many years and would be very weary about being in the cyclone belt during the "on" season. Fiji, Tonga and American Samoa all have "hurricane holes" where cruisers stay. We know several cruisers that hung around in these areas and had big scares. We would recommend hanging out in areas that traditionally don't get cyclones: Marquesas, Kiribati, Marshall Islands. They are all close to the equator and great places to cruise.
After 7 years he has probably learned.
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Using SSL Encryption
Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) encryption enables transmitting encrypted data across the network between an instance of SQL Server and a client application.
Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) is a protocol for establishing a secure communication channel to prevent the interception of critical or sensitive information across the network and other Internet communications. SSL allows the client and the server to authenticate the identity of each other. After the participants are authenticated, SSL provides encrypted connections between them for secure message transmission.
The Microsoft JDBC Driver for SQL Server provides an infrastructure to enable and disable the encryption on a particular connection based on the user specified connection properties and the server and client settings. The user can specify the certificate store location and password, a host name to be used to validate the certificate, and when to encrypt the communication channel.
Enabling SSL encryption increases the security of data transmitted across networks between instances of SQL Server and applications. However, enabling encryption does slow performance.
The topics in this section describe how the Microsoft JDBC Driver for SQL Server version supports SSL encryption, including new connection properties, and how you can configure the trust store at the client-side.
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The hostNameInCertificate connection property is recommended to validate an SSL certificate. |
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Describes how the Microsoft JDBC Driver for SQL Server supports SSL encryption. |
Describes how to connect to a SQL Server database by using the new SSL specific connection properties. |
Describes how to configure the default trust store at the client-side and how to import a private certificate to the client computer's trust store. |


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hope you guys come out on top this week. Denver's defense is pretty good but their offense makes mistakes. Rod smith has been coming up huge on 3rd down. Crucial 3rd downs at that. 3rd and 12's 3rd and 8's he is the one the ball is going to I only hope you can stop him better than you stopped antonio gates on 3rd down. Interesting situation you guys are in you win this week and your right in the playoff hunt. Not to mention with us beating the saints this week we would be all alone in first place here in SD. Wouldn't it be wild to see a chargers texans rematch with the game in san diego most likely. Our offense has really developed as has both our qb's. Should be an interesting game this week. Mike shanahan is a real gutsy coach. he will go for it on 4th and 3 on his own 37 if he thinks his oline is dominating yours. I have seen it 5 times in the last 2 years... which is partially why i hate the donkies. He shows no respect for our defense but until recently we haven't given him a reason to... i know i cant wait for a rematch with you and them.
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More Revenues, Less Distortion? Responding to Cross-Border Tax ArbitrageDaniel ShaviroNew York University School of Law 2004 NYU, Law and Economics Research Paper No. 04-013 Abstract: Transactions commonly known as cross-border tax arbitrages take advantage of inconsistencies between countries' tax rules to achieve more favorable tax results than could have been achieved by investing just in one country. Examples include dual resident companies and double dip leases, in which clever structuring may enable a multinational enterprise to claim the same deduction in two countries. This article analyzes the national and worldwide welfare considerations that may be relevant to a country's deciding whether to allow tax benefits that will be thus duplicated, taking into account strategic interactions with other countries. It also briefly discusses cross-border tax arbitrage in relation to tax harmonization and the proposed creation of multilateral tax institutions akin to the GATT and WTO. Number of Pages in PDF File: 33 Date posted: June 21, 2004Suggested CitationContact Information
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