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URUMQI, China (REUTERS) - A bombing in western China, which killed three people and wounded 79 on Wednesday, has raised concerns about the apparent sophistication and daring of the attack, possibly timed to coincide with a visit to the heavily Muslim region by President Xi Jinping.
Unidentified assailants used explosives and knives in their attack on a railway station in Urumqi, the first bomb attack on the capital of Xinjiang province in 17 years, at a time of likely heavy security and soon after the arrival of a train from a mainly Han Chinese province, state media said.
On Thursday, dozens of black police vans were parked around the station while camouflaged police with assault rifles patrolled around its entrance. Despite the security, the station was bustling and appeared to be operating normally.
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When the Bagdad Ruritan Club was founded in 1953 by 26 men, Martha Layne Collins (then Hall) was a just a schoolgirl.
But as she grew into the first female Governor of Kentucky, she never forgot where she started.
"My mom always told me never forget your roots," she told the group assembled at the Bagdad Ruritan Club's 60th anniversary dinner on Saturday. "I constantly tell people I'm from Bagdad…although sometimes I have to add that it's the one without the H."
The previous column has described Dr. Lawrence Jelsma's medical education, including MD from The Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine in 1962, followed by internship at the University of Kentucky Medical Center in 1962-63.
In 1966, in the midst of a 5.5-year residency in neurosurgery, he was drafted into the U. S Army Reserve with the rank of captain in the Medical Corps. In June 1967, he was ordered for duty in South Vietnam, leaving his wife and two children at home.
Donna Meador said she has known Erin Reid for about 21 years, so when she found out that Reid was going to try a new procedure to help her battle with Multiple Sclerosis, she wanted to help.
Meador has organized a chili supper fundraiser at Centenary United Methodist on Sunday. The event will begin at about 11 a.m., after Sunday school and will continue until after the late-morning worship service, which concludes around noon.
"I heard what sounded like cowboy boots walking down the hallway toward me. The floor was concrete, and the boots were clicking, clicking, in the darkness.
"I called out, 'Who's there?' There was no answer, and the footsteps came closer and closer. I couldn't turn around, because there was no out way out behind me. And the boots got right up to me, and nothing was there."
A weekend celebration that marked 142 years for the Shelby Baptist Association was a big success, officials say.
"I had three churches call today [Tuesday] with just glowing responses about how the weekend went," said Tony Hough, director of missions for the Shelby Baptist Association.
Activities held Friday through Sunday included a countywide worship service Friday night at Highland Baptist Church on Mount Eden Road, and Carol Herndon, ministry associate for the SBA, said she estimates that about 150 people showed up for that service.
When streets and neighborhoods are filled with ghosts, goblins or princesses this Halloween, hardly any of them – or their parents – would be familiar with the roots of the custom of trick or treat.
But although some churches may appear hesitant in endorsing the sort of wholesale supernatural spookiness and gruesomeness of the day, Thursday's activities actually were born of religious celebrations.
Shelbyville's First Presbyterian Church is on a mission.
Throughout the month of October, the church is making a special effort to address the needs of almost 300 children in the county who need "A Place To Sleep." Their program – which has that very name – has helped about 260 children during the five years it has been in existence, but there are still about 30 on the waiting list, in need of help.
On a cold October morning, three months after being frightened by a dog into fleeing for his life, a starving Waddy housecat – weighing only 5 pounds – somewhat miraculously returned home.
"It was the happiest day of my life; I cried I was so happy to have my kitty back," 12-year-old Marisa Matlin said.
She smiled as she recalled the incredible reappearance of her beloved cat, Sheldon, after a long absence during which virtually everyone had given up hope – at least everyone except her.
In writing about warfare, there is a general tendency to concentrate on the combat itself, often neglecting to mention the fate of the wounded remaining on the field of battle.
They are given emergency attention by the courageous medical corpsmen and then evacuated to the rear, by whatever means are available, where severe wounds can be addressed.
Connor Shiffer loves to run. And run…and run… Remember how Forrest Gump ran and ran and ran in the movie, for a very long period of time, only stopping when he felt that he had run all he could run? This kid is like that in a way, only he really doesn't like to stop – just ask his parents.
Tiandra Taylor said she hasn't talked much about her father Fredrick Bolden's suicide in March of 2010. She said she knows that's not the right way to handle her pain.
"You can't hold stuff in like I have been," she said. "I never really talked about it – maybe five times."
Shelter employees and volunteers at Tyson's Chance on Kentucky Street say they're amazed at the overwhelming response they've had from a weekend publicity campaign to help a pit bull mix dog be adopted.
Whether it will lead to a new home for "Boss Man" is a good question, they said, although at least now he has a chance, thanks to newspaper and television coverage this past weekend.
Built in 1904 to replace the original structure that had burned, the home at Allen Dale Farm is a testament to an enduring family.
Fannie Miller is an angel, at least according to national adoption officials.
Though she couldn't make it to the ceremony in Washington, D.C., on Tuesday, Miller, a resident of Pleasureville, was among 140 people from all 50 states honored for their work in the adoption process.
Kathleen Strottman, executive director of the Congressional Coalition on Adoption Institute, said Miller was chosen for the honor because of her dedication to adoption and positive child welfare practices.
The Finchville Festival, held Saturday and Sunday, was well attended by a crowd who got to enjoy beautiful weather along with good food, friends and a great deal of browsing through a ton of items for sale.
Shelbyville native Ruby Lewis is about to embark on her latest venture, co-starring in the national tour of the Queen musical We Will Rock You, which opens later this month.
Lewis will play Scaramouche alongside Brian Justin Crum, who was cast in the lead role of Galileo.
The weather was perfect for the 24th annual Simpsonville Fall Festival on Saturday.
A large crowd flocked to the city park and lined up along U.S. 60 for the annual parade in festivities that ran from sunup until after dark.
There was the traditional Purnell's Sausage breakfast to get the day under way, more games and rides for kids in a new area designed for them. The parade featured a focus on educators in Shelby County who will serve as grand marshals.
Several weeks ago I had a call from Howard Gibbons of Wind Hill Farm, a Thoroughbred-breeding farm in Shelby County. Having read several of my military columns, he inquired if I had ever served with his uncle, a Navy vice admiral. I had not.
However, while the Navy, especially in wartime, includes several hundred admirals on its rolls, his inquiry was not unreasonable.
"He really packed them in," Linda Mahone, administrative assistant at Shelby County Library, said of an appearance Thursday by so-called ghost hunter Tommy Jones.
Malone said that what surprised her about Jones' presentation – which was only supposed to be an hour long but was almost twice that long because of tremendous public interest – was that the crowd was so diverse and asked so many questions.
When the Long Run Massacre and Floyd's Defeat re-enactment begins today, it will mark the 15th year of the historical event, and Kathy Cummings has seen each one of them.
Cummings, who is now the president of the Painted Stone Settlers, Inc., has been with the group since it started.

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**THIS PETITION IS NOW CLOSED** THANX TO EVERYONE WHO SIGNED, IT WAS SUCCESSFUL! CHRIS AND NIEL GOT THEIR JOBS BACK! SO THEY WILL STILL RUN THE JAMES WATT SCHOOL OF MUSIC AND PERFORMING ARTS! ------------------------------------------------- Oringinal reason for petition! The James Watt College School of Music - Greenock, Scotland - has the reputation of being the best in the country. The staff have had over 20 years experiance in the music industry. The petition is made by students. Senior Managment have intentions to make staff redundancies across the college. The music department is too valuable to the college; it is the most popular department in the college and generates the greatest profits. The deparment will horrendously suffer if even one lecturer was to be lost. Due to the growing number of students, the department is becoming understaffed as it stands. We, the students and faculty of the music department, realise that such actions will see the music department become mismanaged, the quality of education will drastically decrease, and the respectable reputation of the department will be ruined. ***NOTE*** We would also apprectiate it if you could not use harsh language and internet slang in comment as this will be sent to Senior Management, and this needs to be as professional as possible. No fake names as they will be deleted we need first and surname for it to count but your details will be kept confadential. Thank you Jade McAleney & Ryan Hendry Students of JWC School of Music
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*Despite the criticism Shaunie O'Neal has faced for her show's depiction of minority women, she is still looking to expand the brand.
"I would love to add another city," said the "Basketball Wives" creator and Executive Producer whose successful VH1 series now tapes in Miami and L.A.
"We have definitely talked about adding another city or maybe even two," she recently told Ebony magazine.
The shows have been the objects of criticism and even a few boycotts, but Shaunie says the ratings speak for themselves and that people are still tuning in.
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All of our physicians are board certified reproductive medicine subspecialists who endeavor to see their own patients. If your physician is not available on any particular visit you will see one of our other physicians. We do not use physician assistants, nurses or nurse practitioners to see our patients. All of our doctors have received "Best Doctor" and "Compassionate Care Giver" awards. Our infertility nurses average over eight years of infertility care experience. Dr. Yang, our embryology lab director has over 25 years of experience in reproductive medicine. Dr. Yang is known internationally as one of the pioneers in the area of intracytoplasmic sperm injection as well as egg freezing. FIRM's range of care extends the entire gamut of infertility services including several services not often offered by most reproductive medicine programs, i.e., in-house epididymal/testicular sperm extraction, a cryo egg bank and (pre)embryo genetic screening services. Our donor egg, donor embryo, cryo donor egg and gestational surrogate IVF programs are by far the largest in North Florida/South Georgia. The Florida Institute for Reproductive Medicine has the distinction of having the first baby born in the world to a cancer patient who froze her eggs. Two of our physicians Drs. Duffy is among the most accomplished laparoscopic robotic surgeons in the region, regularly performing difficult myomectomies, endometriosis and tubal reanastomosis surgeries on an outpatient basis. We have a dedicated center for the care of polycystic ovarian syndrome patients not trying to conceive. We believe this center is the first of its kind among private practices. The center focuses on the long-term health needs of the PCOS patient, not trying to conceive. The center includes a PCOS dietitian as well as laser/electrolysis hair removal specialist. We maintain a comprehensive website and social media outlets to regularly update our patients on the latest advances in reproductive medicine care. We are completely transparent about our program results and costs, these are posted and updated annually.
Infertility treatment is expensive and often is not covered by insurance. In the United States only fifteen states have a mandate to cover infertility care, Florida and Georgia do not. Only a handful of larger employers offer infertility insurance coverage. Clearly a major barrier for most patients seeking care is cost. Florida Institute for Reproductive Medicine has always tried to keep costs to a minimum for all services. Our cost average approximately 20% less than the national averages for all services. Our goal has always been to allow more people to access care. For qualifying IVF patients we have a one-time assistance program known as The "Compassionate Care Program" FIRM will furnish $2000-$3000 worth of medications. We offer patients in the military, teachers, policemen and fireman a 10% reduction in costs for IVF – our way of saying "thank you". If a couple is not successful with their first IVF cycle, there is a $1,000 discount on their second and a $2,000 discount on their third to allow couples to continue to try. We have several cost sharing and guarantee IVF programs designed to help patients with poorer chances for success. We have an in-house "pharmacy" for patient convenience and cost savings. We accept all major insurances as well as TriCare. Financing for all types of infertility is available.
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Is it a torque tube rear end? If it is, are you going to keep the original transmission? Can you adapt that transmission to the 350?
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Spontaneous recovery after severe metabolic acidaemia at birth. | |
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Twenty-two severely acidaemic babies (mean umbilical artery pH 7.00), born at term but not requiring resuscitation, were matched for gestational age, mode of delivery and birthweight with non-acidaemic infants. Skin-puncture pH, PCO2 and base deficit were measured at 1 h of age in the acidaemic group. Mean respiratory and heart rates at 30 and 60 min in the two groups were not significantly different. The improvement in pH and base deficit in the acidaemic group correlated with PCO2 at 1 h of age but not with respiratory rates, heart rates or birthweight. However, all four small-for-gestational age infants and one other showed a significantly smaller rise in pH (mean 0.09) compared with the others (mean 0.33). This was associated with a smaller fall in PCO2 and no change in base deficit and these babies were not identified by clinical observations at 1 h of age. Thus, clinical observations of respiratory and heart rates over the first hour of life did not distinguish babies born with severe metabolic acidaemia and did not identify babies who were less efficient at compensating for the acidaemia. |
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Yesterday's drizzles and drenchings are done, but the wind is today's enemy. They've traveled only four miles of the over-1250-mile journey and it's time to migrate! In fact, five of their 247 wild whooper cousins in the world's only natural flock of Whooping cranes have already completed their migration from their nesting grounds in Canada down to their wintering grounds in Texas.
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Beach Communities Warned Of Possible Coastal Flooding From Tropical Storm
Waves as high as 6 to 8 feet were expected to roll in during a high surf advisory issued by the National Weather Service, which will be in effect until 9 p.m. Tuesday.
Man, 27, Reportedly In Critical Condition After Surfing Accident Amid Huge Waves
The incident occurred near the 2100 block of South Ocean Front Walk.
Fallen Lifeguard's Father Speaks With CBS2: 'We Feel Incredibly Blessed'
The tragedy, the first on-duty lifeguard lost in the department's 100-year history, weighs heavily on Carlson's family.
VIDEO: 2 Men Rescue Teen From Treacherous Surf Off Rancho Palos Verdes
Two men are being called heroes after rescuing a teenager from treacherous surf off the Palos Verdes coast over the weekend.
Vigil Held For First On-Duty Newport Lifeguard Lost In 100-Year Department History
Newport Beach is coping with tragedy Monday, one day after the community was struck with the loss of a popular lifeguard on duty.
KNX ON Your Corner: Surf Museum
For generations of wave riders, south Orange County beaches have been a big attraction all the way from Newport Beach to Laguna.
Dangerous Surf Reported Up And Down California Coastline
"The waves came roaring in here like a freight train," said Austin McCann.
Asthma Death Of Lian Murray, Well-Known Surfwear Designer, Shocks Colleagues
Family members and colleagues are stunned by the unexpected death of well-known surf clothing designer Lian Murray.
KNX On Your Corner: Surf Legend
The surfing world lost a legend just over a year ago with the death of an Orange County man who truly revolutionized the business of surf forecasting.
10-Foot Breakers Possible Amid Holiday High Surf Warning
If you have plans to head to the beach this Labor Day weekend, make sure there's a lifeguard on duty wherever you plant your towel.
OC Beach Surfers, Visitors Warned About Treacherous Waves
Orange County lifeguards Thursday were warning body surfers and beachgoers about big surf generated from a southern hemisphere storm off of Chile.
High Surf Advisory To Be In Effect Through Saturday
A high surf advisory will be in effect through Saturday due to breakers that are expected to top 12 feet in some places.
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University of Montana Seeks Public Comment on Missoula College Site [AUDIO]
A draft environmental statement for the proposed Missoula College building on East Broadway has been completed, and public comment is now being sought.
Scoping Open House Scheduled for New Missoula College Site [AUDIO]
Now that the decision to place the new Missoula College at the East Broadway location has been made, the first meeting to plan the new facility will be on Thursday, November 14 at the Holiday Inn-Missoula Downtown.
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Born and raised in Thomasville, she obtained her Associate of Science in Nursing from Darton College and continued on to obtain her Bachelor of Science in Nursing and Master of Science in Nursing with certificate in Nursing Education from the local university. During her nursing career she has worked in Medical/Surgical nursing, Recovery Room/Holding Room, Emergency Department, Case Management/Utilization Review, Instructor for the local Licensed Practical Nursing and Certified Nursing Assistant program, and continues to keep up her skills by working in Pre-admission testing at the local hospital.
While obtaining her Master of Science in Nursing with an Education Certification she was able to work as an intern at Darton College Thomasville Nursing Program. This led her to the position as Clinical and Classroom instructor of the Thomasville Satellite program. Her passion in nursing has been teaching. She enjoys encouraging, demonstrating, and leading others into the nursing field. In her extra time she is active in the community with the local Pregnancy Center and volunteering with coaching softball, teaching Sunday school, and other local community activities. Her other desire is for the nursing students to be able to at least go on one medical missions trip in their lifetime. It is an eye opener culturally to be able to experience another way of living especially in the medical profession. Ms. Lowe has been able to provide medical care in Nicaragua as a nurse and provide the needs of the people in a different country that would not have otherwise received the medical care that they needed.
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Mary Thompson of New Bern, North Carolina, a town that was held by the Union forces throughout the Civil War, wrote to Lt. John P. Sheahan about the post war changes in the town.
She reported that her friends and familiar people were returning and referred to the "glorious news" that N.C. had returned to the Union.
Thompson met Sheahan when he and Maj. Charles Lynch traveled through the town after they escaped from a Confederate prison in Columbia, South Carolina, in late 1864.


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Written by By Helmi Wiinikainen Viliesis
April 10, 2008
This is part eight of a West Barnstable family history
We used to play games at home whenever we could. Tag, kick the can, Simon Says, hopscotch, allies (marbles) and a jackknife game.
We never had a real football so we improvised: Take a burlap bag which was once filled with feed and turn in into thirds, roll it up, and fasten it with jar rubbers. We had fun throwing it around as if it was the real thing! Someone gave us a croquet set that was often set up, too.
Baseball was the real thing!
The boys set up a big backboard with their friends in the cow pasture in back of the sauna. Lots of my brothers' friends would come over to play.
Vilma and I were the little kids so we were allowed to be in the back field to chase off the cows so they would not be hit, and the big boys did give us a chance to hit the ball.
My brother Albert was pitching for some team in town so he had to practice. He would throw those steamy balls for me to catch. I put potholders into the glove that I was using so it would not hurt so much to catch the ball.
One day when we were throwing the ball in the driveway in front of the barn, I missed the catch and it went through the window of the horse stall. The horse kicked up his hind legs so hard he damaged the wall in back of him! Needless to say, this was the end of throwing his fast ball in front of the barn.
As I mentioned before, our house was shaped in a U. There were two rooms where we handled the milk bottling and the other where we made the cream with a Duvall separator with two long spouts, one for the cream and the other for the skim milk.
In this room we had an icebox with an opening in the bottom for the water to drain. A basin was put there for that purpose. I had to empty the ice water each day otherwise it would spread all over the floor. We kept milk in the ice box for the family. This room also had the bacon and pork hung by hooks.
Emel's bedroom was next to this room, and each morning he would bring a bottle of milk into the kitchen to go on our hot cereal. Since this was raw milk the cream would rise to the top. Emel would not shake the bottle to distribute the cream, but would put the yummy cream on his purro.
One day mama told us that she would take care of that! She got up earlier and went to the icebox and shook all the bottles. Emel never got the top cream again!
Each morning a big pot of either oatmeal, wheatena, or cream of wheat (purro) was cooked for everyone. Whoever got up first got the nice creamy cereal and the rest of us got what was left.
One of my jobs was to scrape and clean the pot. Our pots were very thin so everything stuck to them. I would take whatever was left to my pigs. Then I had to scrub and scrub the pot! I did so much scrubbing that I swore that I would never cook it again. I never did make this, not ever! One of my children liked it so much that they would order in a restaurant and think it was a big deal.
After sixth grade we went to high school in Hyannis. It was scary, as Hyannis was a city to us in our sheltered village. In the spring of the eighth grade we had to pick out the course that we would take in high school – college, business, general or vocational.
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I was told that I could expect no financial help but he would sign the form if I acknowledged this. Work and scholarships put me through.
Summers I worked for the telephone company in Hyannis as a switchboard operator. I was one of those "number please" girls. One early evening the supervisor of our board asked me to plug into a specific number to see if I could help the person on the line who did not speak English.
I asked him if he was Finnish. He was sure excited that in America we spoke his language! I asked him who he was calling. He told me and, since I knew the name, I told him that they were probably in the sauna and that he should call them later.
Can you imagine what he told his friends when he returned to Finland?
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This article is part of the supplement: The International Conference on Intelligent Biology and Medicine (ICIBM) Genomics
A Bayesian decision fusion approach for microRNA target prediction
1 Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, University of Texas at San Antonio, San Antonio, Texas 78249, USA
2 Department of Computer Science and Engineering, Harbin Institute of Technology, Harbin 150001, China
3 Department of Epidemiology and Biostatistics, University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio, San Antonio, Texas 78229, USA
BMC Genomics 2012, 13(Suppl 8):S13 doi:10.1186/1471-2164-13-S8-S13
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MicroRNAs (miRNAs) are 19-25 nucleotides non-coding RNAs known to have important post-transcriptional regulatory functions. The computational target prediction algorithm is vital to effective experimental testing. However, since different existing algorithms rely on different features and classifiers, there is a poor agreement among the results of different algorithms. To benefit from the advantages of different algorithms, we proposed an algorithm called BCmicrO that combines the prediction of different algorithms with Bayesian Network. BCmicrO was evaluated using the training data and the proteomic data. The results show that BCmicrO improves both the sensitivity and the specificity of each individual algorithm. All the related materials including genome-wide prediction of human targets and a web-based tool are available at http://compgenomics.utsa.edu/gene/gene_1.php webcite.


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Haha, jk! Cuz this is mafia, right? Each one for themselves! Or something like that, at least...
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A recipe for honey-pickled apples
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Posted 24 September 2011 - 02:16 AM
WOOT! Can't wait to see how this turned out!Post coming up shortly.
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"I think," said another, "that we have been set up."
"Set up?" the first asked
"Yeah. You were there. You didn't come to that conclusion?"
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Over the next hour, several people showed up. Everyone seemed to be in good health--everyone except for maurice, who was covered in blood. He hobbled in and passed out on the ground.
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But Mr White hadn't made it back from the job yet...
The group gathered for a discussion to figure out what was going on. Mr Gray stopped Kluemaster, and asked him a question. What began as a simple inquiry turned into an hour long chat and Kluemaster missed the convention.
"You there!" one of the men said to Auramyna. "Why didn't you come back straight away?"
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1. plasmid
2. Flamebirde
3. MiKi
4. 'Cat'astrophe
5. KlueMaster
6. maurice - DEAD - Killed N1
7. Auramyna
8. Araver
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A recipe for honey-pickled apples
A moment in the mind is worth nine in the fire. --Master Kilven, The Wise Man's Fear
Posted 24 September 2011 - 03:30 AM
Based not so much on any information I have or any deep logical analysis of the probabilities, but on the good old Mafia hunch that in general baddies tend to be quieter than goodies, I suspect flamebirde, miki, cat, or aura.
Posted 24 September 2011 - 03:50 AM
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Posted 24 September 2011 - 04:04 AM
1. plasmid
2. Flamebirde
3. MiKi
4. 'Cat'astrophe
5. KlueMaster - voting for plasmid
6. maurice - DEAD - Killed N1
7. Auramyna
8. Araver
Oh, I don't really believe that the traditional baddie characteristics will be exhibited by so experienced baddies. My vote is based on your curr3ntesque behavior, when he is a baddie.
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Supriharyono, S. (2004) GROWTH RATES OF THE MASSIVE CORAL Porites lutea EDWARD AND HAIME, ON THE COAST OF BONTANG, EAST KALIMANTAN, INDONESIA. Journal of Coastal Development, 7 (3). pp. 143-155. ISSN 1410-5217
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Growth rates (linear skeletal extension) and the timing of skeletal band formation were measured in eight specimens of the massive coral Porites lutea at three sites (BK1, BK2, and BK3) and three depths, i.e. 1 m , 3 m, and 5 m in each site. The sites were located in Bontang Kuala Regency, located about 7.5 km from the fertilizing industry, PT Pupuk Kaltim Tbk, Bontang. Growth rates were measured by using two techniques, i.e. X-radiograph and UV-light. Result of the study indicates that the timing of the high density (HD) and low density (LD) bands is synchronous at the three locations. A one year growth is characterized by three HD bands, one of which is usually very dense. Illumination of the coral slabs by UV-light revealed a distinct fluorescent banding pattern on all coral specimens. The data indicate that the fluorescent bands are usually associated with the high density bands which are accreted during the wet season period. It is characterized by high land run-off containing elevated concentrations of fulvic and humic acid compounds, and this apparently occurred almost through out the year. However fluorescent bands were absent from a number of density couplets, known as "stress bands". The results suggest that in the present study the linier skeletal extension rates, based on X-ray radiographic techniques, are a more accurate measure of P. lutea growth rates then fluorescence banding. Comparisons of the skeletal extension rates indicate that the growth rates of P. lutea are not significantly difference (p > 0.05) either between sites or depths. The average of coral growth rates ranged from 0.8-1.2 cm/year. These are significantly correlated (p < 0.01) with the amount of rainfall. While the amount of rainfalls is not correlated with urea production of fertilizing industry, P.T.Pupuk Kaltim Tbk, which some of them are loss as dust (a core for water vapour) during process production.
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Subjects: | G Geography. Anthropology. Recreation > GC Oceanography |
Divisions: | Faculty of Fisheries and Marine Sciences > Department of Marine Science |
ID Code: | 498 |
Deposited By: | Mr. Sugeng Priyanto |
Deposited On: | 03 Sep 2009 11:51 |
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A tent and shacks are shown in the backyards of a home in Antioch, Calif., Friday, Aug. 28, 2009, where authorities say kidnapped victim Jaycee Lee Dugard lived. The twisted kidnapping case of a woman held captive for 18 years in a secluded backyard compound took another disturbing turn Friday as authorities searched the home of her alleged captor for evidence in the murders of several prostitutes and new evidence surfaced of missed opportunities to arrest him years ago. (AP Photo/Paul Sakuma) / AP
ANTIOCH, Calif. (AP) � Police on Saturday searched the home of a California couple charged with kidnapping a little girl 18 years ago looking for evidence linking them to other open cases in the area, including the unsolved murders of prostitutes.
The investigations are �preliminary,� said Jimmy Lee, a spokesman for the Contra Costa County Sheriff�s Department, east of San Francisco Bay. He declined to discuss what cases were being reviewed.
Police in Pittsburg are investigating whether Phillip Garrido, whose home is in nearby Antioch, is linked to several unsolved murders of prostitutes in the early 1990s. Antioch police are also looking into unsolved cases but declined further details.
About a dozen agents scoured the modest house and the acre of land it sat on Saturday afternoon as the temperature soared into triple digits.
Residents on the once-quiet street complained about the media circus that has engulfed their working class neighborhood since the arrest of Phillip and Nancy Garrido on Wednesday. Television trucks were parked on both sides of the street and about a dozen journalists paced in front of the home, which was cordoned with yellow, crime-scene tape.
Phillip and Nancy Garrido are in jail, suspected of abducting Dugard 18 years ago and subjecting her to nearly a lifetime of torment in a squalid backyard compound. They pleaded not guilty Friday to a total of 29 counts, including forcible abduction, rape and false imprisonment.
Authorities say Jaycee Lee Dugard, the little girl abducted in 1991 who is now 29, has had two daughters with Garrido.
Neighbors in Antioch had complained to law enforcement that a psychotic sex addict was in their midst, alarmed that Phillip Garrido was housing young girls in backyard tents. A deputy showed up to investigate, but never went beyond the front porch.
Probation officers showed up at the home, too, but had no inkling that his backyard was actually a labyrinth of tents, sheds and buildings that were Dugard�s prison. They didn�t even know he had children on the premises.
Garrido wore a GPS-linked ankle bracelet that tracked his every movement, the result of earlier sex-crime convictions in Nevada.
Outrage came as the Contra Costa County Sheriff�s Department acknowledged it missed an opportunity to arrest Garrido in 2006 after the neighbor�s complaint about children living in the yard.
�I cannot change the course of events but we are beating ourselves up over this and continue to do so,� Sheriff Warren E. Rupf said Friday.
�We should have been more inquisitive, more curious and turned over a rock or two.�
Garrido gave a rambling, sometimes incoherent phone interview to KCRA-TV from the county jail Thursday, saying he didn�t admit the alleged kidnapping to investigators and that he had turned his life around since the birth of his first daughter 15 years ago.
Garrido came under suspicion in the unsolved murders of several prostitutes in the 1990s, raising the prospect he was a serial killer as well. Several of the women�s bodies � the exact number is not known � were dumped near an industrial park where Garrido worked during the 1990s.
Dugard, now 29, was reunited with her mother, sister and another relative Thursday. She is said to be in good health, but feeling guilty about developing a bond with Garrido, said her stepfather Carl Probyn. Her two children, 11 and 15, remain with her.
�Jaycee has strong feelings with this guy. She really feels it�s almost like a marriage,� said Probyn, who was there when little Jaycee was snatched from a bus stop in 1991 and has been in contact with her mother since they found out the girl was alive.
�Hi, mom, I have babies,� was Dugard�s first words to her mother when they were reunited Thursday, Probyn said, adding it appears she never told them she was kidnapped by their father.
She is now free thanks in large part to two quick-thinking police employees at the University of California, Berkeley. Garrido was on campus with his two daughters earlier this week saying he wanted to hold some sort of religious event.
Garrido seemed incoherent and mentally unstable, and the girls wore drab-colored dresses, were unusually subdued and had an unnaturally pale complexion, said Lisa Campbell, a special-events unit manager with UC Berkeley�s police department.
Garrido�s parole officer was alerted. On Wednesday, Garrido arrived at the probation officer�s building with his wife, the two girls and a woman who initially identified herself as Allissa � who was in fact Dugard. Investigators said Garrido confessed to the kidnapping.
Authorities say they do not yet know whether Dugard ever tried to escape or alert anyone of her whereabouts. During her period of captivity Garrido did a stint behind bars.
After his release, Garrido met with his parole agent several times each month and was subject to routine surprise home visits and random drug and alcohol tests, California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation spokesman Gordon Hinkle said. The last unannounced visit by a team of local police agencies was conducted in July 2008.
�There was never any indication to my knowledge that there was any sign of children living there,� Hinkle said.
The heavily wooded Antioch compound was arranged so that people could not view what was happening, and one of the buildings was soundproofed.
Garrido was required to register as a sex offender because he was convicted in 1977 of kidnapping a 25-year-old woman from parking lot in South Lake Tahoe, the same town Jaycee Dugard lived in when she was kidnapped.


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AUTHORITIES have contained an oil spill from a listing vessel in a port in Leyte province, the Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) said Tuesday.
MV Ocean Legacy loaded with about 110 containers was supposed to unload five of them in Port of Ormoc when it listed on its port side on December 29.
Spillage of bunker oil was seen in the area, prompting authorities to deploy boom on the port side of the vessel to trap the spill.
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Question about this motor I found
I have an old battery powered pump for an air mattress which I want to use as a second fan to inflate the skirt of a hovercraft.
The problem is that it takes 4 d batteries which are very heavy. Is there any way to make it so that it will take a smaller battery to power the motor? I also had a pump which is powered by an AC adapter pluged into the wall, is there any way to make this motor work other then having it plugged into the wall? |
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4 d cell batteries is 1.5 volts x 4 = 6 volts. That looks like some sort of brushed motor so you could probably run it on a 2 cell lipo.
You can buy new brushed motor speed controls that have the correct low voltage cut-off for lipo batteries. http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/s...468&aff=102873 |
I have a few brushed ESCs and a few 2s lipos, i will give it a try.
What if I do not want to regulate the speed, i simply want it to power at full all the time, is an ESC needed or can i just hook the lipo straight to the motor with an on/off switch?
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I wouldn't if you are using lipo's as you risk over discharging it. You can still use an ESC but just assign it to a switch on your radio so you can control starting and stopping it. You can probably even use endpoint adjustment to regulate what power level it comes on to.
Awesome suggestion, I will program it to a switch on my DX7.
Ok so it worked on a 2s lipo with a 15a brushed ESC I have.
I plugged that into the Gear slot on my spektrum (clone) receiver and in my TX my servo travel trows are set to -100 and +100 for gear. Any ideas what I am doing wrong? Also: I plugged the brushless ESC and motor for the hovercraft into the normal locations and then plugged the brushed ESC into the gear slot with the new brushed motor. When I hook up the 2s lipo the the brushless ESC no lights come on, this probably has to do with my question above though and the switch not working. |
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Whats not working? If the brushed esc is working when connected to the throttle channel but quits when connected to the gear channel it is probably due to the esc not seeing the proper signal range needed to arm.
The hovercraft will have to be powered up with the gear signal being at idle so that the ESC can arm and then switched on to power up the motor. Perhaps you need to check how the gear signal is setup (it should be the same as the throttle channel). You might also run into problems with the two BEC's since you have two ESC's supplying voltage (disconnect the red wire of one of the ESC's). |
Oh, sorry I was unclear. It works wine then I have it hooked into the throttle channel acting as my normal motor. If I have it hooked into the gear port and plug it in without the brushless ESC plugged in then the light on the ESC goes off and on when I push the gear switch up and down. The fan doesn't do anything but the light turns off and on. When I have the brushless ESC plugged into the throttle port then nothing happens to the brushed ESC when I flip the gear switch.
Which red wire do I cut? |
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To be more clear the red wire would be the positive lead on the servo connection of one of the esc's (probably best to do this to the lift fan esc).
I suspect that the ESC is not arming correctly on the gear channel because the end points are adjusted beyond what the ESC expects to see. Perhaps a good way to adjust the gear to use the same endpoints would be to plug a servo (not an esc) into the throttle port and move it from idle to wide open noting the servo arm position at each end. Then plug the same servo into the gear port and adjust the endpoints so that when the switch is moved the servo moves in the same way as it did on the throttle port. |
I am going to try what Helno suggested but what is a servo tester?
I plugged two servos into the channels and they are moving the correct way, my gear switch and my throttle were in sync the endpoints lines up perfectly.
A servo tester is a ppm signal generator Louis |
Think I am going to try to still do it without spending $15 on a servo testor or building my own.
I cut the red wire as you suggested and we have some progress. Now when I have the brushed ESC plugged into the gear slot and I hit the gear switch the speed control turns on and arms but the motor does not run, when I hit the switch the other way the ESC turns off. |
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A first Experimental Investigation of the Practical Efficiency of Battery Scheduling
Miliche, Damien and Graaf, Maurits de and Hoekstra, Gerard and Jongerden, Marijn and Haverkort, Boudewijn (2010) A first Experimental Investigation of the Practical Efficiency of Battery Scheduling. In: Workshop on Ultra-Low Power Sensor Networks (WUPS), 23 Feb 2010, Hannover, Germany (pp. pp. 241-246).
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Abstract: | Nowadays, mobile devices are used more and more, and their battery lifetime is a key concern. In this paper, we concentrate on a method called battery scheduling with the aim to optimize the battery lifetime of mobile devices. This technique has already been largely theoretically studied in other papers. It consists, for systems containing multiple batteries, in switching the load from one battery to the other. Then, while following a given scheduling sequence, advantage can be taken from the recovery and rate capacity effects. However, little studies with experimental data of battery scheduling have been found. In this paper we describe a simple setup for measuring the possible gain of battery scheduling, and give some exploratory results for two types of real batteries: a smart Li-Ion battery used in the Thales personal communication system and a more commonly used NiCd battery. The results, so far, show that system lifetime extension is not systematic, and generally can only reach less then 10%. |
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Regulatory issues regarding the use of food and water restriction in laboratory animals. | |
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While investigating certain aspects of animal physiology, neurology or behavior, research scientists sometimes must limit the amount of food or water provided to animals used in a study. Such limitations can negatively impact the health and welfare of laboratory animals by, for example, causing them to experience distress or pain. The author discusses the veterinary and regulatory concerns that laboratory personnel should consider when limiting food or water given to research animals. He concludes that by adequately addressing the needs of animals receiving less food or water than required by regulation, researchers will improve both animal care and scientific study results. |
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The Nuclear Regulatory Commission's Office of Nuclear Regulatory Research is reviewing selected regulations, starting with the station blackout (SBO) rule, to determine if the requirements are achieving the desired outcomes. This initiative is part of an evolving program to make NRC activities and decisions more effective, efficient, and realistic. This report evaluates the effectiveness of the SBO rule by comparing regulatory expectations to outcomes. A set of baseline expectations was established from the SBO rule and related regulatory documents in the areas of coping capability, risk reduction, emergency diesel generator reliability, and value-impact. The report concludes that although there are opportunities to improve the clarity of SBO related regulatory documents, the SBO rule is effective and the industry and the NRC costs to implement the SBO rule were reasonable considering the outcome.


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matt Says:
February 22nd, 2010 at 2:52 pmSea Squill…all good whats that in the background!? Photo please?
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February 22nd, 2010 at 4:02 pmOn the left, back, is the giant, 60 year old golden barrel, Echinocactus grusonii.
On the right is the Old Man of the Andes, Oreocereus trollii
In the deep background I see a San Pedro and a Cleistocactus.
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February 24th, 2010 at 8:37 amHow curious: here in Portugal Urginea is a common "weed" you tread on, over there it's a pot plant. I guess I shouldn't be too surprised, cacti you can (but most likely will not…) tread on over there are pot plants over here. Seriously, I had no idea you grew them over there. Need seed or plants with habitat data?
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February 24th, 2010 at 6:18 pmIt's not just a pot plant here – it's a rare collector plant. And we love it!
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Toyota of Southern Maryland has been known throughout Southern Maryland for fast, neighborly, and honest service for many years. We are pleased to provide this experience to every customer, every time. The Toyota brand proudly offers something for everyone and on top of this great variety, we are always refreshing our inventory to offer you exactly what you want. We only staff courteous and attentive salespeople, so your questions can be answered and your test drive will be hassle-free. Lexington Park, Mechanisville, and Prince Frederick vehicle shoppers can also browse our new Toyota vehicle inventory online:
Toyota of Southern Maryland wants to help you into the right vehicle for you, even if it isn't a new vehicle. We have inexpensive used cars for those on a strict budget, as well as low mileage certified pre-owned vehicles. Those looking for a Lexington Park used car make the drive to Toyota of Southern Maryland for the best deals around!
We here at Toyota of Southern Maryland know that the car-buying process can be stressful. Don't worry! With our dealer you don't have to go all over town to get your automotive needs met; we have on-site financing and an automotive repair shop staffed with reliable mechanics. Please call us, fill out our online form, or visit our convenient Lexington Park location and tell us how we can make your car buying process hassle-free. We look forward to meeting you!