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• The British Prime Minister's plan to block porn from all internet connections—unless the customer specifically requests porn access—doesn't bode well for accessing sex ed and queer resources online. [Autostraddle]
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On a recent project, I was busily working on my Linux workstation while a nearby coworker was attempting to install a well-known web server on a popular operating system. As the day wore on, his frustration grew. By the end of the day, he had most of the web server functioning, but was still experiencing difficulty with configuring certain portions of it.
Here was a man of proven technical abilities fighting to set up an Intranet web server for a project. It obviously wasn't a simple task. Through dogged determination, my friend eventually prevailed, but not without gaining a few gray hairs in the process.
I began to reflect on my own experience with web servers. The unobtrusive Linux workstation I was using (a 486/66 with 16 MB of memory and a 0.5 GB SCSI drive) was equipped with the Apache web server. Six months earlier, I had built this system from unused parts lying around our lab and installed Red Hat 4.2 on it. When I built the machine, it was my hope to demonstrate to my coworkers how impressive and substantial Linux had become.
What I hadn't expected was to find myself even more impressed with Linux and Apache as a result of my friend's experience.
When I installed Red Hat 4.2 on the machine, I simply specified that I wanted the Apache web server installed along with the other packages I selected. When the installation was complete, I simply aimed a browser at the newly installed machine and found a friendly little Red Hat-supplied web page staring at me, telling me which file to edit to begin loading content into my new web site.
No fussing with parameters or complex configuration was needed. I just began editing the default HTML file, and soon had a neat web site exemplifying the benefits of Linux.
As corporations worldwide try to catch the Internet wave, more and more companies realize the need to build a decent Intranet in order to share information within their organization. Traditional paper documents, such as policy manuals, software documentation, design specifications, press releases and corporate announcements, are suddenly more accessible within the organization via an Intranet web server. New capabilities such as support discussions, document searches and audio and video archives are creating opportunities to increase the availability of information and to add to an organization's competitive advantage.
At the center of many of these technologies is the need for a robust and efficient Intranet web server. Yet even a casual glance at the commercial software solutions employed for developing an effective server will reveal that constructing one can be an expensive proposition.
Here is a place where Linux and Apache shine! The combination of the robust Linux operating system with the industry-leading Apache web server (see Resources) creates a flexible foundation for a low-cost, highly functional Intranet web site. Using Linux to solve a business problem is one of the best methods of convincing people that this operating system can hold its own in the corporate arena.
Of course, Linux and Apache can also be configured as a highly effective Internet web server. An Internet server requires all the elements of a good Intranet server, plus a good deal more. In particular, security and performance are usually much more critical in an Internet scenario. However, the issue of installing a web server into a less hostile internal network can be handled with ease, especially if you are using a Linux distribution which does most of the work for you.
What if your Linux distribution doesn't come with Apache preconfigured? The good news is that it doesn't take much to install Apache on most any Linux machine. It is possible to set up a working web server on your Intranet in just a few minutes without having to be a technical wizard.
Installation of Apache is a snap using Red Hat 4.2, Debian 1.3.1, or OpenLinux Base 1.x. The Debian distribution goes through a short configuration dialogue (if in doubt, just press the ENTER key a few times), while the Red Hat and OpenLinux distributions have a more or less preconfigured installation. In all three distributions, the process of creating a working Intranet server takes neither experience nor a significant amount of time.
If your distribution doesn't have an Apache package, you can always obtain a source kit from http://www.apache.org/. Here's an example (using Apache 1.2.5) of the commands used to quickly unpack and build the program:
tar xzf apache_1.2.5.tar.gz cd apache_1.2.5/src/ ./Configure
If you have a different location to store the configuration files other than the default location of /usr/local/etc/apache/conf/, simply change the following line in src/httpd.h:
#define HTTPD_ROOT "/etc/httpd"Note that the definition of HTTPD_ROOT does not include a closing slash. If you don't make the change in the file, but still want to move the configuration files, you will be able to specify the location of httpd.conf at startup time by using the -f option on the httpd command line.
Regardless of whether or not you decide to make the change above, the final step is to compile the web server. Just type make and the httpd executable will be created in the /src subdirectory. The source kit contains additional instructions in README and src/INSTALL should you wish to do anything fancy. A vanilla compile should work just fine for most situations.
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The tour was great. We were picked up right on time. The guide was very knowledgeable. We were able to spend a full hour in the circle due to the small number of people in our group, which was more than enough time to enjoy Stonehenge. Once in Lacock, we had an enjoyable breakfast at The George and then had about 45 minutes to wander around. This was enough time to wander the village, but not enough to actually visit Lacock Abbey. I suppose, though, we could have spent less time wandering the village and just gone straight to Abbey. Once in Bath, we had 2 hours to spend at the Roman Baths and then wander the town. Like in Stonehenge, this was plenty of time. We were then back in London and dropped at a convenient tube station right on time.
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Faus was announcing Barcelona's financial results for 2013/14 in which the club made a record turnover of 530 million euros ($710.8 million). Member-owned Barcelona reported a net profit of 41 million euros last season despite losing out on the Spanish title to Atletico Madrid and seeing rivals Real Madrid claim the Champions League.
"We are much stronger and we feel we have a greater presence around the world than we did four years ago", Faus said after the club matched Real Madrid in breaking the 500 million euro turnover figure. Russia is facing the threat of tougher economic sanctions over its support for separatists in Ukraine who are accused by the West of shooting down a Malaysian Airways passenger plane this month, killing 298 people.
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Russia is completing two nuclear reactors at Kudankulam NPP in Tamil Nadu and is to build six more, including in Haripur in West Bengal.
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The running of the first ever clean emissions Grand Prix at the Isle of Man in June made 2009 a landmark year in the history of two-wheeled motorsport. Next year is shaping up to be even bigger. A series of races will be run throughout 2010 beginning with TXGP North America Championship at Infineon in Sonoma, California in May. The latest competitor to throw its hat into the ring is US-based Zero Motorcycles, which will make its road racing debut on home turf with a bike that's expected to be based on the Zero S model. Read More
As we wrote in last week's article about the ECOS Harbinger, one of the best things about electric vehicles is that they're much simpler in many ways than a petrol vehicle to build. Freed from the necessities of fuel tanks, airboxes, cooling systems, exhausts and the bulky combustion motor itself, designers are going to be able to start with a pretty blank sheet when it comes to designing tomorrow's electric motorcycles. Take the Voltra, a design study by Aussie student Dan Anderson - with its low-slung, bulldog looks, a seat unit that looks like it's floating on air, detachable dash and an engine-mounted swingarm pivot. It's a filthy sexy bike - and yet unlike anything we've seen before; a blue-sky reinvention of the motorcycle based on the new rules the electric age is going to bring in. Read More
Honda issued a press statement and images of its Tokyo Motor Show exhibits yesterday, raising far more questions than it answered with the brief and cryptic release. One of the primary announcements involved a car2car and car2driver and car2infrastructure communications system named HELLO! (Honda ELectric mobility LOop) and a LOOP portable communication tool that fits in the palm of one's hand and "allows people and mobility devices to communicate with each other." The various components of the system look fascinating. Read More
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Honda has released images of several new eco-friendly two-wheelers it will present at the Tokyo Motor Show later this month, including the EV-Cub electric motorcycle, the EVE-neo electric scooter and its previously-announced PCX global scooter, the first two-wheeler to employ an 'idling stop system'. The most interesting of the new eco-bikes is without doubt the EV-Cub, which employs what appears to be car2car and car2driver communications dubbed HELLO! (Honda ELectric mobility LOop) and a LOOP portable communication tool that fits in the palm of one's hand and "allows people and mobility devices to communicate with each other." The EV-Cub also appears to have electric motors in both front and rear wheels, indicating that it is almost certainly a two-wheel-drive (2WD) motorcycle. 2WD motorcycles are expected to become commonplace in the future as, like their 4WD automotive cousins, they offer traction advantages on loose surfaces and wet roads and improve rider safety, especially for learners. Read More
Electric motorcycles, while economical, technologically fascinating and environmentally friendly, are unlikely to light a fire under the average petrolhead until they start tickling our inner hooligans... Which is why we're hanging out to throw a leg over the Mission One electric superbike. Fresh from its first run at the Isle of Man TTXGP, this battery-powered beast pulls power wheelies from faster than freeway speeds, handles like a dream and can top 150 miles on a battery charge. And the latest feather in the Mission One team's cap is a national AMA land-speed record for electric motorcycles. Product Manager and test rider Jeremy Cleland pushed a production prototype - with the same powertrain that customers will get off the shelf in late 2010 - to a top speed of 161mph (259kph) and a two-way land speed record of 150.059mph (241.5kph) in poor conditions and high winds at Utah's Bonneville salt flats. Excellent. Read More
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The success of the TTXGP for electric motorcycles held on the Isle of Man on June 12 has quickly spawned a world championship, feeder series in the UK and United States, a UKP10,000 Technical Package for teams, and the likelihood that a complete electric racing bike will be on the market in Q1, 2010 for under USD40,000. Having been sanctioned by the governing body for motorcycle racing, (the FIM) to create a world championship in 2010, TTXGP founder Azhar Hussain is working to create a five-race global series with rounds in Europe, Asia and the Americas. A four-round U.K. National series and three-round American National series for 2010 are being planned, with the biggest news being the availability of a technology starter pack later this year - the UKP10,000 kit will include an AGNI electric racing motor, race batteries, controllers and all electronics – just add your own frame and running gear. Read More
The beefy gents at Orange County Choppers have surprised us a few times before, going out of their normal raked-out design brief to customize a Ducati Monster 1100, for example - but they really turned heads this week when Paul Teutul, Snr, presented the company's - and perhaps the world's - first all-electric chopper. Commissioned by Siemens and built using recycled steel, LED lighting and environmentally-friendly water-based paints, the Siemens Smart Chopper features a 27hp brushless motor good for a top speed in excess of 100mph, and enough battery life for a 60-mile range. And it's going up for auction. Read More
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Electric motorcycle manufacturer Zero has followed up the success of its X and S ranges with the Zero DS – a combination dirt/street machine the company says can "handle any surface you can throw at it." This new option for those looking to ditch their noise-polluting, emission-spewing internal combustion bikes looks very similar to the S model, but has a bigger front wheel (17 inch), chunkier tread on the back tire and a nobby on the front, specially-designed wheels and suspension and a distinctive naked round headlamp without the windshield found on the S. Read More
Joint Indian-English company Agni Motors's claim of making quality, high efficiency and high performance electric motors gained massive credence today when it clearly bested the world's fastest electric motorcycles to win the first clean emissions (AKA electric) motorcycle Grand Prix at an average speed of 87.434 mph. It's place in history is assured by the landmark win, but it was the team's dominance that was most surprising. It averaged 10 mph faster around the 37 mile course than its closest rival and established itself as the first superstar company to emerge in a fledgling giant industry. Read More
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FEB. 24, 2006--Students from the University of Wisconsin-River Falls will be traveling to Mississippi during spring break 2006 to create a video production that explores and promotes the work being done by UW-RF volunteers in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina.
Students who are participating in the production will be students of assistant Professor of speech communication Evan Johnson's Special Topics in Speech class.
Part of the course will consist of students "applying" for and being assigned roles in a field production team that will travel to Mississippi to document UW-RF efforts. The team will be responsible for planning, writing, shooting and editing a finished piece, which will be approximately six minutes in length. The University will then use the piece in a variety of promotional efforts.
"This is a great opportunity to make a difference and do things away from campus," said Johnson.
The class will bring their own equipment and work to collaborate a finished piece. When the class returns to Wisconsin, the team will edit footage and assemple the finished piece.
The balance of the course will consist of students creating an individual audio/visual and/or written reflection on both their production work and service learning experience.
Johnson says this opportunity will give students an understanding and appreciation of how video production can be used to make a difference in the world.
Students in the class must attend all classes throughout the semester, but will chose between one of three academic plans where they work on the field production full time over spring break; split their time between field production responsibilities and UW-RF volunteer work; or not go on location during spring break but be assigned additional responsibilities during the pre- and post-production of the film.
The class will travel in rented cars and vans; cost for transportation, lodging and some meals for the trip will be around $100.
"This will give students experience with the creative challenges of making this kind of project in the real world, while producing a piece that the University can use to tell its story," said Johnson. "It gets students involved in different ways."
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Spitamenes (in old Persian Spitamaneh; Greek Σπιταμένης; born 370 BC and killed 328 BC) was a Sogdian warlord, leader of the uprising in Sogdiana and Bactria against Alexander the Great, King of Macedon, in 329 BC.
While Alexander was founding the new city of Alexandria Eschate on the Jaxartes river, news came that Spitamenes had roused Sogdiana against him and was besieging the Macedonian garrison in Maracanda. Too occupied at the moment to personally confront Spitamenes, Alexander sent an army under the command of Pharnuches which was promptly annihilated with a loss of no less than 2000 infantry and 300 cavalry.
The uprising now posed a direct threat to his army, and Alexander moved personally to relieve Maracanda, only to learn that Spitamenes had left Sogdiana and was attacking Bactra, from where he was repulsed with great difficulty by the satrap of Bactria, Artabazus (328 BC).
The decisive point came in December 328 BC when Spitamenes was defeated by Alexander's general Coenus at the Battle of Gabai. Spitamenes' wife killed him and sent his head to Alexander, suing for peace and effectively dissolving Spitamenes' army.
Spitamenes had a daughter, Apama, who was married to one of Alexander's most important generals and an eventual Diadochi (successor), Seleucus I Nicator (February 324 BC). The couple had a son, Antiochus I Soter, a future ruler of the Seleucid Empire. Several towns were named Apamea in her honour.
In fiction[edit]
Spitamenes is a central, but indirect character in Steven Pressfield's novel The Afghan Campaign. In it, Spitamenes is described as a cunning military commander of natural talent. The novel is largely the description of the campaign which destroyed Spitamenes' Sogdian uprising. Spitamenes was not decapitated by his wife. He was seized by his allies, the Massagetae, who upon finding out that Alexander was going to invade their country, decapitated his head and sent it to Alexander as a peace offering.
External links[edit]
- Livius, "Spitamenes", by Jona Lendering
- Wiki Classical Dictionary: Spitamenes


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The body of Krishnasagar Miseal (30), a resident of Gollaveedhi in Bheemunipatnam of Visakhapatnam district in Andhra Pradesh, was fished out by the police here after local fishermen alerted them on Wednesday morning. The body of his wife Eilsitti Nagamani (26) was fished out on Tuesday itself.
The couple met a watery grave in the Punnamada lake while they were cruising on a 'shikkara' boat on Tuesday.
Both the bodies were kept at Chertala taluk hospital. As relatives of the couple arrived at 6 p.m., post-mortem would be conducted on Thursday.
The North police here had registered a case against boat owner Lalappan of Alappuzha and driver Sajan of Nehru Trophy ward under Section 304 of the IPC that envisages punishment for culpable homicide not amounting to murder. Meanwhile, following the incident, district Collector N. Padmakumar prohibited 'shikkara' boats (small country boats fitted with engines) and other small boats from taking tourists for cruise in the lakes and other water bodies in the district for the next one month.
The order is as per Section 144 (1) and (2) of the Code of Criminal Procedure (CrPC), 1973. District police chief Thomson Jose submitted a report to the Collector explaining the risks involved in tourists travelling by small boats. Mr. Padmakumar said special teams of the district administration and the police would execute the ban.
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Minnesota Vikings QB Teddy Bridgewater is working out in California with Vikings TE Kyle Rudolph, RB Jerick McKinnon, WR Charles Johnson and TE Brandon Bostick. McKinnon and Rudolph are rooming together at Rudolph's Newport Beach, Calif., home and are taking a no-nonsense approach to their training. Rudolph organized the group event.
Fantasy Tip: The chemistry-building possibilities are encouraging, but any fantasy advice to be gleaned from this situation is realistically useless without knowing the fate of Vikings RB Adrian Peterson. The offense goes as he does.
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Minnesota Vikings QB Teddy Bridgewater is working on bulking up this offseason. "We know where he's going to be, what he's going to be doing, in terms of lifting," offensive coordinator Norv Turner said. "He's never going to be a real big man, but he's going to be a guy that eventually is 220-225. He played most of the year about 212, so continue to work and get stronger and put on a few more pounds, and he will gradually, but that strength, I don't want people to think I'm talking about getting his arm stronger, no."
Fantasy Tip: Bridgewater will be worth a flyer as a mid-to-low-tier QB2 in traditional leagues in 2015.
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Minnesota Vikings QB Teddy Bridgewater has the necessary arm strength to succeed in the NFL, according to offensive coordinator Norv Turner. "Teddy has all the key characteristics to be an upper echelon quarterback in this league," Turner said. "He really impressed me with how he played this year and how he continued to improve. He's got great vision, he's got great presence in the pocket. He doesn't get rattled, he's extremely accurate. All the things you're looking for in a quarterback."
Fantasy Tip: Bridgewater had his moments this season as the Vikings often had to pass frequently to play catch-up. Heading into 2015, Bridgewater could be a real nice surprise as a backup fantasy QB with upside, especially if Adrian Peterson returns in the backfield.
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Minnesota Vikings QB Teddy Bridgewater will start at quarterback heading into next season, according to head coach Mike Zimmer. "I think we're fortunate in the fact that we learned an awful lot about Teddy this year and the progress that he's made," Zimmer said. "He's still got to get a lot better to get to where we want to go. He's got to improve in the offseason and things like that, but yeah, I think it will allow the focus to move to another spot, other spots, not one spot, but other spots, we've got a lot of spots we've got to get better at. I think that helps solidify probably the number one question that was going on at this point in time last year."
Fantasy Tip: This shouldn't come as a huge surprise. Bridgewater wasn't spectacular in his rookie campaign but he did enough to retain his starting role. He'll be no more than a QB2 option heading into 2015 fantasy drafts.
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Minnesota Vikings QB Teddy Bridgewater has completed more than 70% of his passes in four consecutive games, and he has thrown multiple touchdowns in three of the four games during the same stretch.
Fantasy Tip: Bridgewater has steadily improved throughout his rookie year, and he could be a sneaky alternative quarterback option at FantasyScore in Week 17 when he faces a Chicago defense ranked 31st against the pass.
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|Vikings | Teddy Bridgewater out of sync
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Minnesota Vikings QB Teddy Bridgewater and WR Cordarrelle Patterson continued to struggle on their deep connection in the Week 9 win over the Washington Redskins. Getting the ball into Patterson's hands has been a struggle ever since Bridgewater returned in Week 4. Patterson had only one catch on seven targets early in the game, and Bridgewater didn't throw his way again. Head coach Mike Zimmer admitted that there continues to be a disconnect with Bridgewater and Patterson on the field. Bridgewater has struggled on deep throws in general this year, ranking 20th in throws 20 yards and beyond.
Fantasy Tip: It's a combination of things that has led to a poor connection between Bridgewater and Patterson this year. Until they show more chemistry between the lines, Patterson is nothing more than a midrange flex with upside.
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|Vikings | Teddy Bridgewater probable
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Minnesota Vikings QB Teddy Bridgewater (ankle) fully participated in practice Friday, Oct. 10, and is probable for the team's Week 6 game.
Fantasy Tip: Bridgewater is set to start for the Vikings this week, but there are probably better options in FantasyScore as the Vikings face a tough defense against the Detroit Lions.
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Minnesota Vikings QB Teddy Bridgewater (ankle) practiced in full for the second straight day Thursday, Oct. 9.
Fantasy Tip: Bridgewater is back to 100 percent health and will start against the Detroit Lions. Be cautious, though, as the Lions have been one of the better defenses in the NFL.
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Minnesota Vikings QB Teddy Bridgewater (ankle) fully participated in practice Wednesday, Oct. 8.
Fantasy Tip: Bridgewater should be able to play in Week 6 after missing the team's Week 5 game. Bridgewater has a price of $4,800 on FantasyScore, but owners should probably consider spending some more money on a better quarterback.
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Minnesota Vikings QB Teddy Bridgewater (ankle) won't have any concerns with his sprained left ankle in Week 6 against the Detroit Lions. He said Wednesday, Oct. 8, that he's "100 percent" after missing the Week 5 game last Thursday. Bridgewater also said he won't wear anything to protect his ankle against the Lions in his second career start. "The training staff here has done a great job of just helping me get that strength back in my ankle," Bridgewater said. "On Sunday, I'll just be able to play at full speed."
Fantasy Tip: It looks like Bridgewater will play, but the matchup against a tough Lions defense should have you hesitant to play him in FantasyScore lineups this weekend.
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Yes, his Rangers picks have been less stellar, but he's been drafting here with fewer high choices. Still, Smith grabbed Kovalev, Niklas Sundstrom, goalie Dan Cloutier, and, last year, Manny Malhotra.
The last three were the price sought for Bure. There are rumblings that Vancouver might have taken less (in the end, they did from Florida), but amid the spin doctoring in the trade's aftermath, that can't be proven. However, if you're trying to rebuild, if you're not truly chasing the Cup, why sacrifice the team's future for one great player? Plus, Bure's net-crashing style has caused him numerous injuries, including a '95 knee reconstruction. Another serious injury to Bure (Hey, whaddya know he's hurt right now) and where would the Rangers be?
It's hard to swallow, of course, that Bure got more goals in two weeks than Malhotra has for the season. But Malhotra is 18 and the kind of player who one day might give the Rangers their identity if not the next Messier, maybe their Ron Francis or Yzerman. With his size, strength, intelligence, and skill, he's projected as a minimum 30-goal power forward with good hands and defensive instincts. Plus he brings an intangible type of leadership. "He's really a great kid," says TV analyst John Davidson.
"Who would you replace Neil with?" Gitler wonders. "I value Neil for bringing the Cup here. But I also respect his hockey smarts, and I think he's the man to bring them back. Not every trade he's made has worked, but it's not fair to criticize him for the trades that brought the Cup. He's shown a dedication to rebuilding the team this year, and I think you've got to go with him and let him do it. If you want to replace him, give me the name of someone who is going to do better."
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I'm doing good :) Mobility is still down but I'm getting a bit better with it.I know better than to stay away this long...it's just too dang easy to get caught up in my games on face book lol.
But I am in full blown planning mode for our Jan 2013 trip now lol...so you know getting rid of me won't be so easy lol.
This trip went from 3 people- myself, Hubby and Son- to all my kids, thier wives/husbands/gfs and myself + Hubby lol. So a lot more planning is going into this and with mobility issues I will be looking into more advice than usual. Of course if Johnny is still my Travel agent then you know it will go smooth as silk !
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Bound for Glory should have a different name this year. This PPV is what I think we will see as a moment of reference in time about 2 years down the road. It has the potential to be the moment we remember as the final nail or the road to redemption. This PPV should be known as TNA's Turning Point.
2012 was a year filled with a LOT of events for TNA; several
Updated 10-17-2013 at 12:32 PM by Frank
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Vaccine Safety Datalink (VSD) Project: to increase knowledge about vaccine adverse events, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention have formed partnerships with nine large health management organizations (HMOs) to continually evaluate vaccine safety. The project contains data on more than 9 million people. Medical records are monitored for potential adverse events following immunization. The VSD project allows for planned vaccine safety studies as well as timely investigations of hypotheses.1
Varicella: an acute contagious disease, usually occurring in children, caused by the Varicella-zoster virus genus, Varicellovirus, a member of the family Herpesviridae, and marked by a sparse eruption of papules, which become vesicles and then pustules, like that of smallpox although less severe and varying in stages, usually with mild constitutional symptoms; incubation period is about 14-17 days.5
1Centers for Disease Control and Prevention as defined on the following webpage: http://www.vaccines.gov/more_info/glossary/index.html.
2Merriam-Webster Medical Dictionary, a source used by the National Institutes of Health's Medline Plus website, which is produced by the National Library of Medicine. The citation for the Merriam-Webster Medical Dictionary term is Merriam-Webster Medical Dictionary [Internet]. [Springfield (MA)]: Merriam-Webster, Incorporated; © 2003, and the specific term can be obtained on the following website: http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/mplusdictionary.html.
3A.D.A.M. Medical Encyclopedia, a source used by the National Center for Biotechnology Information, a division of the National Library of Medicine at the National Institutes of Health. The citation for the A.D.A.M. Medical Encyclopedia term is A.D.A.M. Medical Encyclopedia [Internet]. [Atlanta (GA)]: A.D.A.M., Inc.; © 2010, and the specific term can be obtained on the following website: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmedhealth/s/diseases_and_conditions.
4A Dictionary of Epidemiology, fifth edition, a handbook sponsored by the International Epidemiology Association. The citation for the term is: Porta, M. 2008. A Dictionary of Epidemiology, 5th ed. New York, NY: Oxford University Press. © 2008.
5Stedman, Thomas Lathrop. 2006. Stedman's medical dictionary. Philadelphia: Lippincott Williams & Wilkins. © 2006.
6C.P. Farrington. 2004. Control without separate controls: Evaluation of vaccine safety using case-only methods. Vaccine 22(15-16):2064-2070. Elsevier Ltd. © 2004.