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Readers pick the best fish fries in Milwaukee and beyond
Valentine's Day? Pffft. I'd say fish fry love is the serious love in these here parts.
Don't believe me? One reader keeps a ranking of 41 restaurants he's visited for fish fry (he's been to more than 50 restaurants), with useful notes on almost all of them in addition to ranking them from top to bottom. Many other readers wrote affectionate tributes not only to their favorite fish fries, but to the places and people that are part and parcel of the Friday experience in Wisconsin. »Read Full Article(34)
Summerfest's new Uline Warehouse stage to feature Jana Kramer, Rick Springfield
The inaugural lineup for Summerfest's new Uline Warehouse stage will include TV-star-turned-country-artist Jana Kramer, Christian-influenced alt-rock group Switchfoot and a pair of newly announced headliners: jam-heavy blues rock group Blues Traveler and '80s power-pop idol and Milwaukee favorite Rick Springfield.
The list of headliners, announced by Summerfest officials Tuesday morning, features: »Read Full Article(2)
Oprah helps her newly found half sister celebrate birthday
In early 2011, Oprah revealed to the world that she had a younger half sister who lived in Milwaukee.
The Associated Press and the Journal Sentinel's Jackie Loohauis-Bennett reported the story of Oprah introducing half sister Pat to the world. »Read Full Article
Details revealed for free Milwaukee concert with Macklemore & Ryan Lewis, Skylar Grey
Additional details have emerged regarding a previously announced Milwaukee show with "Thrift Shop" hitmakers Macklemore & Ryan Lewis and Grammy-nominated Wisconsin native Skylar Grey.
'Lincoln' director Spielberg's new biopic: 'Obama'
The White House Correspondents' Dinner, the annual political roast, is a schmoozy affair, with celebrities like Amy Poehler, Claire Danes from "Homeland" and Kate Mara from "House of Cards" - see a red carpet photo array here - sharing tables with members of the media.
This year's affair - emceed by Conan O'Brien - included self-deprecating and barbed comic remarks from President Barack Obama. Also featured were short video skits, including the one below in which "Lincoln" director Steven Spielberg talked about his next film bio project: "Obama." "The guy's already a lame duck," says Spielberg, "so why wait?" »Read Full Blog Post(3)
Chef's Table event space and restaurant coming to Walker's Point
David Magnasco, the executive chef at the Milwaukee Club, is planning an event space at 500 S. 3rd St. called the Chef's Table that also will be open to the public once a month for multicourse dinners.
The 100-year-old brick building will house the restaurant on the first floor, and the second floor will be home to Magnasco and his wife, Julia, executive director of First Stage children's theater, and their 3-year-old daughter, Maddalena. »Read Full Blog Post(2)
Diana Ross performing at Riverside Theater Aug. 27
Diana Ross fans have good reason for "coming out" to the Riverside Theater this summer.
On Tap for Today: Wine tasting, Brewers and Michael Pollan
Monday is happening this week. Who knew?
You do. »Read Full Blog Post
Summerfest announces U.S. Cellular Connection Stage headliners, including Neon Trees, Alex Clare
Summerfest officials have announced the 2013 headliner lineup for the U.S. Cellular Connection Stage—including recent stage favorites AWOLNATION and Neon Trees—plus performances from Alex Clare, the Neighbourhood and the Features.


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A new book examines the American communists who betrayed this country — and the leftist apologists who defend them.
The Communist Experience in America
Obama's OIC Envoy Didn't Just Defend Al-Arian
Joseph Massad at UCLA: Gay-Bashing 101
Google Goes Jihad
Security reviews under way after airliner attack – AP
Investigators piecing together a brazen attempt to bring down a trans-Atlantic airliner said Sunday the suspect tucked a small bag holding his deadly concoction on his body, using an explosive that would have been easily detected with the right airport equipment. His success in smuggling and partially igniting the material on Friday's flight to Detroit […]
Secret document exposes Iran's nuclear trigger – London Times
Confidential intelligence documents obtained by The Times show that Iran is working on testing a key final component of a nuclear bomb.The notes, from Iran's most sensitive military nuclear project, describe a four-year plan to test a neutron initiator, the component of a nuclear bomb that triggers an explosion. Foreign intelligence agencies date them to […]

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Last seen in 2006's Crisis, New York City medical examiner Laurie Montgomery diligently investigates an abrupt rise in infection deaths at the start of bestseller Cook's lively new thriller. All the deaths can be traced to three Manhattan hospitals owned by Angels Healthcare. Unbeknownst to Montgomery, Angels, which specializes in high-profit surgeries of amply insured patients, is on the verge of going public and can't risk any bad publicity. She's also unaware that Angels' main financial backer is a local Mafia don, who's prepared to kill anyone standing in the way of his investment. Cook smoothly juggles several subplots-one involving Montgomery's husband and fellow coroner, Jack Stapleton, who's suffered a serious knee injury playing basketball-and ekes out maximum value from one of his regular standbys, bumbling hoods. It all adds up to an entertaining mix of suspense, action and education about medical issues. (Aug.)Copyright 2007 Reed Business Information


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Rhonda has been a part of the team for over 20 years and brings lots of experience to the practice. Her love for animals extends into her home where she has two dogs, a horse and a few barn cats that she cares for. In her spare time she enjoys art and spending time with her family.
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Snow Couple Adult Sweater
Be the source of all the laughter at your holiday party when you wear this mature and very comical Snow Couple adult sweater. The light blue and white, 100% acrylic garment features anatomically correct snowman and snow woman.
Bacon and Egg Couple Costume
It's not the Atkins diet! Spend your Halloween as part of a balanced breakfast in this bacon and eggs couples costume. Both yummy and funny, this couples Halloween costume is sure to get you laughs.
Panda Child Hoodie
There's some wild pandas on the loose! No one minds because they're pretty cute. In this Panda Child Hoodie (only one hoodie included), you'll look and feel like an adorable panda!
Panda Mascot Adult Costume
Everyone loves pandas! Be loved on Halloween or whenever you wear this Panda Mascot Adult Costume. Black and white plush jumpsuit comes complete with a matching headpiece.
Panda Child Pajamas
Unleash the little animal inside of you! Or should I say, big animal. This Panda Child Pajama is made of polar fleece so you'll be the perfect snuggle bear (only one pajama outfit included).
Panda Adult Costume
Everyone will want to cuddle when you wear this Panda adult costume. Be the most adorable and fun party panda in this classic costume that will put a smile on every face, especially your own!
Panda Furry Shades
Get rowdy in these Panda Furry Shades. This hilarious look will win the hearts of everyone at the party. So sport them all night! Black and white glasses have attached whiskers so you'll have a beary silly look.
Panda Costume Kit
A panda has to be one of the cutest critters ever but you can top it when you don the darling black and white adult's Panda Kit; it includes a panda ear headband, a plush tail and cute as can be fingerless heart paws.
Playful Panda Girls Costume
When you sport this fun Playful Panda girls costume it's no longer debatable - pandas are the world's cutest animal! This outfit is a zipper-front dress with an attached character hood. So, if you're going to be an animal on Halloween, make it a cute one.
Panda Dress Adult Womens Costume
You'll be cute and cuddly this Halloween in the Panda Dress Adult Women's Costume. This short black and white dress features an anime style panda face top.
Panda Bear Mascot Adult Costume
Go Pandas! Create pandemonium when you wear this professional quality Panda Bear Mascot costume for promotional purposes, charity events, parades, theatrical productions, scholastic activities, sporting events like pep rallies or the big game and fancy masquerade parties. This sturdy and durable…
Panda Bear Baby Adult Womens Costume
Who doesn't wuv a wittle panda bear? They'll be in love with this one when you wear this Panda Bear Baby Adult Women's Costume. Transform this exotic animal into exotic sex appeal wearing this fur lined soft babydoll dress with attached face hood, paw gloves and furry lace-up boot covers.
Panda Snood with Paws & Tail
Party like a panda! When you don this cute as can be black and white Panda hat - it has ears and attached paws - everyone will stop and want to play. The costume includes a matching tail; wear it and have all sorts of Halloween fun - maybe you can even play patty cakes!
Plug and Socket Couples Costume
Turn each other on and off in this hilarious Plug and Socket couples costume! This funny costume comes in two "electrifying" pieces of socket print tunic and giant plug belt, guaranteed to be a perfect fit on you and together.
Peanut Butter and Jelly Couples Costume
Some things were meant to go together - like peanut butter and jelly! If it's been said that one can hardly sandwich a word between the two of you then this Peanut Butter and Jelly couples costume is just right. Wear it and serve up a smile on Halloween in this cute costume. Includes two tunics.
Pappy Mask
Add a couple decades to your appearance when you wear the Pappy Mask. This latex mask features attached white hair and creepy face details.
Lucky the Leprechaun Adult Character Costume
Test your luck or simply satisfy your sweet tooth in this charming Lucky the Leprechaun costume. Delicious and nutritious, this classic character costume comes complete with green leprechaun suit, matching top hat, scarf, shoe covers, and of course, a colorful collection of magical marshmallow…
Santa Dog Costume
Your pup (naughty or nice) will be holiday stylin' in this Santa Dog Costume, complete with fur fringed jacket, adorable pompom hat and the classic wide Santa belt. Couple it with a Reindeer Pet Costume for Max-imum Grinch effect!
Vampire Teeth
Chomp into some bite sized candies or maybe even a couple necks when you wear these Vampire Teeth. Fangs make it easy for you to taste your prey. Perfect way to complete your vicious vampire or Dracula costume.
Rave Adult Womens Tank
Fist pump the night away in this Rave Adult Womens Tank. Grab a couple glow sticks and get down and dub. Just make sure you're going to a black light party.
5' Jointed Skeleton
Startle your guests with this 5' Jointed Skeleton decoration! Hang him on the wall or hide in a closet somewhere. No matter where you place him, he's sure to stir up a couple shrieks!
Smurfs 2 Vexy Wig
Use your intelligence to stir up as much mischief as possible on Halloween wearing this officially licensed Smurfs 2 Vexy Wig. That's what it's all about, right? Black short wig has a couple streaks of neon blue and an attached grey beanie, just like your favorite evil smurf!
Priest Adult Costume
You'll make everyone say a few Hail Marys and a couple Our Fathers when you dress in the Priest Adult Costume. This black robe features an attached cape and comes complete with a black belt with gold trim and cross details.
Pandamonium Child Costume
What's black and white and cute all over? You are in this cute and clever black, white and pink Pandamonium child costume. This adorable outfit comes complete with hood and ears, the panda print dress, the furry vest and boot covers.


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Steve Cripps, Peter B. Kenington, Zoya B. Popovich, Nick Pothecary, John F. Sevic and Nathan O. Sokal
the Lumped Element Varactor Diode ModelGeorge H. Stauffer
Vector Network Analyzers Get Differential Port Measurement CapabilityDale D. Henkes
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of Key Oscillator Specifications and What They MeanGary Breed
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Propagation in the 900 MHz to 5 GHz Wireless BandsGary Breed
and Microwave Power Amplifier and Transmitter Technologies — Part 2Frederick H. Raab, Peter Asbeck,
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of Silicon with Passive Devices Yields Advantages in Wireless DesignRobert J. Zavrel Jr., Sotiris
Bantas and Ron Wood
Effective Methods for Characterizing Laser Transfer CurvesFerenc Barany and Mark J. Murphy
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Distortion Performance and Measurement IssuesGary Breed
Signal Integrity, Circuit Board Design and the Interconnect InterfaceDale Reed
Duplexer Interaction When the Isolator is EliminatedRaymond W. Waugh
for Pulsed S-Parameter MeasurementsDavid Vondran
Biasing Issues for Linear Amplification of Complex SignalsGary Breed
The Correlation
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for WLAN/PAN Aids Coexistence with Digital CellularMichael Gaynor and Douglas Mathews
Distortion in Bandpass FiltersRichard Kurzrok
Error Rate: Fundamental Concepts and Measurement IssueGary Breed
The Grid Amplifier: Enabling High Power Millimeter-wave SystemsJames J. Rosenberg, Michael P. DeLisio,
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An Actively-controlled Microwave Reflecting Surface with Binary-pattern ModulationP.S. Neelakanta,
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Flash in the Plan: Directed-Energy Weapons Remain More Experimental Than AvailableTed McKenna
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and Benuel J. Kelsall
A Nonlinear Circuit Simulation Model for GaAs and InP Heterojunction Bipolar Transistors
An Equivalent Circuit and Modeling Method for Defected Ground Structure and Its Application to the Design
of Microwave CircuitsJun-Seok Park
Dependency of IV Characteristics of a MESFET Device on Frequency and Electric FieldJ. Rodriguez-Tellez,
N.T. Ali, K.A. Mezher, T. Fernandez, A. Mediavilla, A. Tazon and G. Rafael
Design and Evaluation of a High Selectivity Combline Bandpass FilterRaj Kumar, N. Gupta, K.P.M.
Bhat, R. Sreehari Rao
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A Deterministic Method for Optimizing VSWRTim L. Hillstrom
Ferrite Circulator Switches and Their ApplicationsRodger Billings and Tony Edridge
CAD, Test and Measurement Supplement: Recent Advances in EDA Software Solutions for Improved RFIC Design
FlowsTed Miracco
CAD, Test and Measurement Supplement: A Nonlinear Model Compiler for RF/Microwave Engineers
CAD, Test and Measurement Supplement: A Two-path Vector Signal Generator
CAD, Test and Measurement Supplement: AWGN Generators with Precise Control of Resolution and Noise Density
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Cross-modulation in a CDMA Mobile Phone ReceiverYang Zhang
The Concept of PredistortionBoris Aleiner
Microwave in Europe: Trends Shaping the FutureRichard Mumford
A Universal Oscillator Analysis Technique that Accurately Estimates Frequency and Output PowerGerhard
A. Hofbauer
A Low Power Consumption Architecture for Mobile Phones Above 1800 MHzE. Géron and J. Lewiner
Generating a Plane Wave in the Near Field with a Planar Array AntennaRandy Haupt
Application of GTEM Cells to Wireless Communication Transceiver DesignsPing Hui
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J. Aguilera, J. Ibarguren and I. Gutierrez
Quarter-wavelength N-way Power Dividers/Combiners: Historical Aspects and New ModificationsLeo G.
Maloratsky and Simon Y. London
Wide Tuning Range RF-MEMS Varactors Fabricated Using the PolyMUMPs FoundryT.K. Tsang, M.N. El-Gamal,
W.S. Best, H.J. De Los Santos
Numerical FDTD Modeling of Silicon Integrated Spiral InductorsF. Alimenti, G. Stopponi, V. Palazzari,
P. Placidi, L. Roselli, A. Scorzoni and P. Ciampolini
A Novel Class of High Selectivity Filters and Duplexers in Microstrip TechnologyGiuseppe Macchiarella
and Alberto Bovatti
A Novel Simulation Tool for PN Junction Varactors Based on Finite Difference ApproximationsN. Sainz,
I. Gutierrez, A. Muñoz, J. de Nó, E. Hernández and A. Garciá-Alonso
A Reduced-size Power Divider Using the Coupled Line Equivalent to a Lumped InductorIn-Ho Kang and
Jin-San Park
RF Test Fixture BasicsScott Wartenberg
Design of a MESFET Frequency Multiplier - Theory and SimulationAnurag Bhargava
Multicriteria VCO DesignYuriy Kitaev and Aleksey Shulga
Design of a TRM Calibration Kit for the ZMA Coaxial Interface Using Ansoft HFSSClara E. Centeno-Calero
Defense Priority Ratings: Know the RulesShawn Cheadle
An Aircraft Single-antenna FM Radio AltimeterLeo G. Maloratsky
Mixer Spur Analysis with Concurrently Swept LO, RF and IF: Tools and TechniquesDaniel Gandhi and
Christopher Lyons
Using Guided Wavelength as a Basis for the Design of Dielectric Rod AntennasCarl L. Everett
Fast and Accurate High Power Device Characterization with a Microstrip SOL MethodPierre Bertram
A GSM Standard Band Selective RepeaterTsang-Yen Hsieh and Nai-Chueh Wang
High Speed Digital PackagingAlan Lindner
Design and Operation of Automatic Gain Control Loops for Receivers in Modern Communications Systems
Dana Whitlow
An Adaptive Feedforward Amplifier for WCDMA Base Stations Using Imperfect Signal CancellationYoung
Yun Woo, Youngoo Yang, Jaehyok Yi, Joongjin Nam, Jeonghyeon Cha and Bumman Kim
A Novel Adaptive Feedforward Amplifier Using an Analog ControllerYong-Chae Jeong, Young-Jean Song,
In-Ju Oh and Chul-Dong Kim
A Voltage-controlled PIN Diode Attenuator Using an Accurate PIN Diode ModelByung-Jun Jang, In-Bok
Yom and Moon-Que Lee
Specification and Measurement of Local Oscillator Noise in Integrated Circuit Base Station Mixers
Kathiravan Krishnamurthi and Stephen P. Jurgiel
Design of a Predistorter Controlling Individual Orders of Intermodulation Using a New Harmonic Generator
Sang Won Kim, Han Yu Cho, Young Kim, Ik Soo Chang and Won Woo Lee
RF Coplanar Probe BasicsScott Wartenberg
Pulsed I-V for Nonlinear ModelingL. Dunleavy, W. Clausen and T. Weller
Gold Stud Bumps in Flip-chip ApplicationsJerry Jordan
The Importance of Phase Accuracy in Differential VNA MeasurementsDavid Vondran
Developing Sophisticated Models for Capacitors, Inductors and Other Passive ComponentsGregory L.
Hybrid Synthesizer TutorialDavid Crook
A Method to Predict the Level of Intermodulation Products in Broadband Power AmplifiersJ.L. Smith
A Low Noise Wideband Microwave Oscillator Using a Tunable Microstrip Combline FilterGerhard A. Hofbauer
Effects of Grounding and Bias Circuit on the Performance of High Frequency Linear AmplifiersY.Y.
Wei, P. Gale and E. Korolkiewicz
Overcoming Hard Limiter SuppressionFrank Amoroso
Memory Effect Reduction for LDMOS Bias CircuitsAntoine Rabany
Trends in Antennas for Wireless CommunicationsC.B. Dietrich, Jr., R.M. Barts, W.L. Stutzman, W.A.
Development of an Advanced Airborne Precipitation RadarG.A. Sadowy, A.C. Berkun, W. Chun, E. Im,
S.L. Durden
An RF Module Design for a Multi-mode HandsetJianing Zhao, Xiaowei Zhu, Jianyi Zhou, Jin Liu
A Low Cost Pencil-beam Microstrip Antenna at 76.5 GHzVictor Volkov, Michael Parnes, Victor Korolkov
A 2.4 GHz CMOS Power Amplifier with 20 dBm Output Power for Bluetooth and WLAN ApplicationsCheng-Chi
Yen, Huey-Ru Chuang
A Wideband and High Gain Microstrip Four-slot Antenna ArrayYong-Woong Jang, Ho-Sub Shin
Interactive Interdigital Filter Design Using MMICAD SoftwarePhilip F. Dindo
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Synthesizer Jack Browne
Understanding Ultra Narrowband
ModulationHarold R. Walker
Design Inset-Fed Microstrip
Patch AntennasM. Ramesh , et al.
RF Design Environment Closes
Verification GapJack Sifri, Mounir Adada, Kal Kalbasi
Simple PBG Structures Serve
Microwave DesignsWo-Shiun Sun, Guan-Yu Chen
Linearizing MPMs For Communications
Allen Katz, Robert Gray
Make Accurate Pulsed S-Parameter
MeasurementsLoren Betts
SiGe Direct Modulators Ease
Upconverter DesignMark T. Fallica
Smart Synthesizers Simplify
RF IntegrationDavid Lyle
Active Mixers Deliver High
IP3Bill Beckwith, Tom Schiltz
Ceramic Resonator Oscillators
Challenge SAW PerformanceUlrich L. Rohde
Evaluating RF Relays For
Military SystemsRobert W. Dobson
Gaining LDMOS Device Linearity
And StabilityJed Rice
Reviewing SDARS Antenna Requirements
Stanislav Licul, Argy Petros, Imtiaz (Imi) Zafar
Assemble A Tunable L-Band
PreselectorLeo G. Maloratsky
Enhance The Design Of LTCC
RF ModulesDr. Lawrence Williams, Sean Kim
MEMS Sources Offer Alternative
To QuartzJack Browne
Configure An Optimal RF/Microwave
Switch SystemJerry A. Janesch
Mounting Technique Aids MMIC
PerformanceLarry Silverman
Simulation Approach Aids
RF Design DebuggingaRulon VanDyke
Instrument Checks GPS Noise
ImmunityBent Hessen-Schmidt
Linear Power Control Of GSM
Amplifier PowerPhilip Sher
Convert Distributed MICs
To MMICsJohn E. Penn
Test Spectrum Analyzer ACP
Dynamic RangeJohn Barfuss
Designing Antennas For UWB
SystemsJoseph A. N. Noronha, Timothy Bielawa, Christopher R. Anderson, Dennis G. Sweeney, Stanislav
Licul and William A. Davis
Tracking WCDMA Transmitter
TheoryPaul Kimuli
Optimize Benefits Of Subharmonic
MixersTony Donisi
Flexible Chip Set Arms 802.11a/b/g
WLANsJim Bohac
Making Accurate Burst Measurements
David Vondran
Improve PCB Shielding For
Portable DevicesThomas Clupper
Filtering Interference From
Cellular ReceiversBrian L. Wixon
Analyze Coax Cable Digital
Pulse DistortionBruce Bullard, Farzad Kialashaki
On-Wafer Probes Test Silicon
ICs To 100 GHzJack Browne
Meld Load-Pull Tests With
EDA ToolsRichard L. Carlson
Reducing ESR Measurement
ErrorsGregory L. Amorese
Handheld Analyzers Check
Naval SystemsYuenie Law
Comparing High-Frequency
Control DevicesMohamed Kameche, Mohammed Bekhti
Wireless Approach Monitors
Tire PressureMartin Motz
Sampling IF filters Fortify
Bluetooth DesignsTom Riley, Seste Dell'Aera
Chip Set Adds Embedded GPS
Olivier Bernard, Arthur Woo, Paul McBurney
Electromagnetic Analysis
Speeds RFID DesignJames B. Rautio
Software Shaves Time Off
Filter SynthesisFrank Sulak
Model MMIC Nichrome Resistors
Renu Sharma, Ashok Kumar, U. C. Ray
LO Buffers/Splitters Ease
LO Drive DesignsJohn Lachapelle, Jim Ahne
Generate Wide-Dynamic Range
WCDMA/3GPP Signals Dr. Markus Banerjee, Dr. Rene Desquiotz
Coaxial Tuners Control Impedances
To 65 GHzJack Browne
Performing Bluetooth RF Radio
TestingPeter Cain
Check Bluetooth Baseband
Signals With A ScopeTom Cargill, Mike Hertz
Achieving Antenna Isolation
Within Wireless SystemsDr. Gregory Poilasne, Dr. Sebastian Rowson, Dr. Laurent Desclos
Oscillators: A New Look At
An Old ModelStan Alechno
Design A High-Precision Antenna
For GPSLuigi Boccia, Giandomenica Amendola, Giuseppe Di Massa
A Monolithic X-band Class-E
Power Amplifier for Space Based Radar SystemsReza Tayrani
Software Defined Radios Present
Complex Design ChallengesRobert Clarke and Kevin Kreitzer
UWB Technology for Location-Aware
NetworkingVincent Coli
Experimental Results for
PCM/FM, SOQPSK, and Multi-H CPM with CMA EqualizationMark Geoghegan
A Low-Cost, Two-Stage, Low Noise
Amplifier for 5 GHz to 6 GHz Applications Using the Silicon-Germanium BFP640 TransistorGerard Wevers
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Temperature Stable PIN Diode
VCA and High Range VCAMoti Kabelly
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DC to 100 GHz High-Speed Digital
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Why all the buzz about SOI?Don
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Highly Spectrum-Efficient
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Multitone IMD Offers Clearer
Picture of MCPA PerformanceMarta Iglesias
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Intelligent Tools Solve In-Vehicle RF Range and Interference IssuesKen Noblitt
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Superconductor Filter Technology Breaks New GroundRandy Simon
Why Oscillators are the Best
Frequency Sources for Wireless DesignsRoger Burns
Geometric Programming-Based
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Multichannel, Multiband
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Managing Noise and Spurious
Within Complex Microwave AssembliesWilliam Graves Jr.
Analysis and Implementation
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Pal and V. M. Pandharipande
The 4G soldier new developments
in military mobile communicationsDr. Larry Williams and Allen Kupetz
Ultrawideband: New promises,
new problemsWilliam Stumpf
Designing Signals for
Arbitrary Waveform GeneratorsAndy Street
Introduction to GSM and GSM
mobile RF transceiver derivationPaul Kimuli
Reflections on Transistor
StabilityStan Alechno
Correlating High-Speed
ADC Performance to Multicarrier 3G RequirementsBrad Brannon
RF Module Design: Requirements and
IssuesWilliam Dunham, Rich Kirkham, Doug Stolarz and Juergen Hartung
Multi-Channel SDR
Architectures for C4ISR ApplicationsReese S. Bovard and Adam C. Bush
Does Next-Gen Phone's Success
Hang on the Cool Factor?Ernest Worthman
MMDS, Wireless Broadband
Access and the Last MileMike Rude
A Low Noise, Multiple Output PLL
Synthesizer for Radar ApplicationsManish Vaish
Techniques for Determining
Small Antenna GainRiad Ghabra and Argy Petros
An Innovative Shortwave
Coupler DesignMichael P. Gaynor
WLANs Meet Fiber Optics Evaluating
802.11a WLANs Over Fiber Optic LinksIbrahim Haroun and François Gouin
Low-cost UMTS Tower Top Power
AmplifierYorgos Mitropoulos, Yorgos Stratakos and Ilias Tsopelas
High Data Rate, Point-to-point Digital
Microwave Systems PrimerJohn Stannard
Using Single-ended S-matrices
to Characterize Differential Components in Mobile Radio DesignSangJin Lee
Integrating IP Into Wireless
SystemsStephen Pritchard
A Low-noise, High-performance
Zero IF Quadrature Detector/PreamplifierDan Tayloe
Software Defined Radio Comes
of AgeJeffrey Steinheider
Bandpass Filter Design Using
Multilayer DielectricsXiaowei Zhu, Yong Zou, Wei Jiang and Ling Tian
Real-time Quality Analysis
of Digital Remote Sensing Satellite SignalsP. K. Jain, Surendra Pal and V. M. Pandharipande
Total Recall and You Thought
It was Only a MovieErnest Worthman
LNA Matching Techniques for
Optimizing Noise FiguresAlphonse Harter
Fundamentals of Digital
Quadrature ModulationKen Gentile
Securing Unlicensed WLAN
Data CommunicationsBob Cromwell
Detector Selection for
Spectrum Analyzer MeasurementsJoe Gorin
Microwave PA Thermal Design
for SATCOM SystemsStephen D. Turner and Ahmed M. Zaghlol
An Optimal Mixer Matching
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I perosnally dont mind RSP in it's newest form. I do however think the stacking makes it overpowered. Cooldowns are not shared and so you really can pop 1 for 15 secs then wait a few more then pop another for 15 secs and for some people with 3 wait a few secs and pop another for 15 secs by the time the last one is down you really only have to hold on a few more secs before the first cool down is done and RSP is back up again. Rinse and repeat.
Dont Nerf the skill... Nerf the cooldowns!!!!


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In the News: Osborne takes AD reins at Nebraska
Tom Osborne is returning to Nebraska to temporarily run the Cornhuskers' athletic department and possibly determine the fate of coach Bill Callahan.
University chancellor Harvey Perlman announced the return of the Huskers' former coach Tuesday.
The 70-year-old Osborne's return to the athletic department comes a day after athletic director Steve Pederson was fired.
It was 10 years ago that Osborne finished a celebrated coaching career that culminated with three national championships in four seasons.
Osborne met with Perlman on Tuesday morning to discuss the job, and Osborne agreed to serve until the chancellor hires a permanent athletic director.
"I've spent the majority of my life working with the athletic department at the university, and I want to do what I can at this point to continue in the pursuit of excellence that has been previously established," Osborne said in the release.
Perlman said Monday the athletic director -- interim or permanent -- would be charged with deciding whether Callahan would continue to lead a football program that has fallen on hard times.
Since leaving coaching, Osborne has served three terms in Congress, made an unsuccessful gubernatorial run, taught in the university's business school and worked as a consultant for local college athletic departments.
The University of Memphis men's soccer team was in a three-way tie for 25th in the Soccer America poll released earlier this week. The Tigers (6-2-3) tied with Akron and Louisville, who the Tigers beat 1-0 to open the 2007 season. This is the fourth consecutive year that Memphis, under coach Richie Grant, has been ranked nationally, reaching as high as No.10 in 2004 and No. 15 last year.
Ole Miss freshmen Jonathan Randolph and Chris Mullhaupt combined for three birdies on their last three holes to close the deal for the Rebel golf team as it captured the Squire Creek Invitational at Ruston, La. It marked the Rebels' second tournament title in as many weeks. The Rebels finished at 860, holding off LSU by two strokes. Kyle Ellis led Ole Miss with a 213 total, while Randolph shot 214 and Mullhaupt 230.
The NCAA put Ball State on probation for two years and cut three football scholarships because of misuse by athletes of a textbook loan program. The penalties announced Tuesday by the Division 1 Committee on Infractions also included a reduction of money available for men's tennis scholarships and a restriction on the number of hours per week allowed for softball practice. The infractions involved 89 athletes in 10sports from the spring semester of 2003 to the end of the 2004-05 school year.
An assistant football coach at Baylor was cited for urinating on the bar at a Waco, Texas, tavern at closing time. Eric Schnupp, Baylor's offensive line-tight ends coach, was not arrested but was issued a citation early Sunday for disorderly conduct-reckless exposure at Scruffy Murphy's, police said. Baylor associate athletic director Nick Joos did not immediately return calls to The Associated Press. Bartender Danny Severe said an employee saw Schnupp urinating on the bar, and a manager told police officers who were there on an unrelated matter, the Waco Tribune-Herald reported Tuesday.
Evan Sharpley will start at quarterback for Notre Dame against No.13 Southern California, making the junior the third starting signal-caller for the Fighting Irish this season. Coach Charlie Weis said he decided to let Sharpley make his first career start for the Irish (1-6) because the junior has been steadily improving. Also, freshman Jimmy Clausen, who had been starting, is banged up. He's been sacked 23 times.
The Burger King Kings of the Court 3 on 3 Basketball Tournament will be held Saturday at The Pyramid beginning at 10 a.m. Memphis teams of three men or three women will compete for $1,000 and the chance to go to Miami for a national event. Players must be 18 or older to participate. For details, go online to bk3on3.com.
The WNBA will announce today that it has awarded a franchise to Atlanta, The Associated Press reported. Atlanta real estate executive Ron Terwilliger will be the sole owner of the team, which will begin play in 2008.
Former Dallas Cowboys running back Ron Springs is hospitalized in a coma, more than seven months after receiving a kidney donated by former teammate Everson Walls. The Washington Redskins said Tuesday that cornerback Shawn Springs, son of the 50-year-old Springs, has flown to Dallas to be with his father. It wasn't immediately clear what caused Ron Springs, who suffered from diabetes, to lapse into a coma or when he was hospitalized. Calls to the family weren't returned.
The Arena Football League will relocate the Las Vegas franchise to Cleveland, where former Browns quarterback Bernie Kosar will run the team. The move was approved last week in Chicago, and team owner Jim Ferraro announced Tuesday that Kosar will be the team's president. Home games will be played at Quicken Loans Arena, home of the NBA's Cavaliers.
Serena Williams retired with a sore right thigh while trailing Patty Schnyder of Switzerland 6-0, 3-0 in the first round of the Zurich Open on Tuesday. Trailing 3-0 in the first set, Williams had the tape on her right thigh removed. She won only nine points in the set, five on her serve.
Roger Federer played his first match on tour in more than five weeks, beating Robby Ginepri 7-6 (2), 6-4 Tuesday in the second round at the Madrid Masters. Federer, the defending champion, was tested in the first set before going on to win his first match since capturing his fourth straight U.S. Open on Sept. 9.
British Open champ Padraig Harrington shot a 3-under 67 for a one-shot lead at the PGA Grand Slam of Golf at Tucker's Town, Bermuda. U.S. Open champion Angel Cabrera nearly caught him until his 15-foot eagle putt came up short on the 18th hole, giving him a 68. Masters champion Zach Johnson and Jim Furyk each had a 71. Furyk was the replacement for PGA Championship winner Tiger Woods. The tournament is reserved only for the year's major champions.
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Jane Leavy (born December 26, 1951) is an award-winning American former sportswriter and feature writer for the Washington Post. She is the author of the critically acclaimed 1990 comic novel Squeeze Play, which was called "the best novel ever written about baseball" by Entertainment Weekly.[1] She also wrote a best-selling 2005 biography of Sandy Koufax.[2] She lives in Washington, D.C. She is originally from Roslyn, New York, and graduated from Barnard College in 1974 and Columbia University School of Journalism in 1976. She has a house in Truro, Massachusetts on Cape Cod.
Her latest book is The Last Boy: Mickey Mantle and the End of America's Childhood, an extensive chronicle of Mantle's off-field behavior published in 2010. The book is based on interviews she had with the late Yankee slugger.[3] Excerpts from the book have been published in Sports Illustrated.
On an March 2014 episode of The Sports-Casters, Jane confirmed that she is working on a yet to be named project about Babe Ruth. She hopes to have it on book shelves in 2016.
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THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: Canara Bank crushed Silence CC to record its third straight win in the Canara Bank-TDCA 'D' division cricket league here on Sunday.
In another match, VSSC trashed Omega CC by 115 runs.
The scores:
Silence CC 95 in 23.5 overs (Razees 32, Vijayakumar five for 38, Srinath five for 41) lost to Canara Bank 96 for three in 18.4 overs; VSSC 194 for four in 27 overs (Manoharan 46, Sreejith 45 n.o.) bt Omega CC 79 in 18 overs (R.K. Sharma five for 41).
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If last year's was any indication, this year's is going to be a blast! I'm blogging today about the Annual Ball on tap for this Saturday night over at East Glacier. Talk about fun!...there's going to be a dinner followed by dancing & prancing along with a silent auction to boot. It


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3. Spread meringue over bottom and sides of 9-inch pie plate, forming a high edge. Bake for 40 to 50 minutes, until meringue is lightly browned and dry.
4. Meanwhile, sprinkle gelatin over 1/2 cup cold water in small saucepan; let stand for 5 minutes to soften. Heat over low heat, stirring constantly, until gelatin is dissolved.
5. Pour gelatin mixture into small bowl; add raspberries and 1/4 cup of the ice water. Chill until semi-set, about 30 minutes.
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The e-book, Pregnancy Miracle, provides a holistic, ancient Chinese system to help men and women overcome infertility. It was created by Lisa Olsen, a nutrition specialist, health consultant, and Chinese medicine researcher. Women even in their 40s can overcome infertility by following the techniques detailed in the book. These are intended to provide a natural solution to their problem so they can give birth to a healthy baby.
Suited for people who've had tubal obstruction, endometriosis, fibroids, scarring, cysts, and more, the techniques in the book do not involve drugs or surgical procedures. Natural methods help repair and optimize the body, while issues with male partners with low sperm counts can be addressed. These methods have been tried and tested, and the author has spent years following patients who have tried them.
The main technique explained in the e-book carries no health risks, to mother or baby. Procedures such as in vitro fertilization carry many risks, but in the 279-page e-book, users can find a five-step system to overcome their problem without any complications. The downloadable book also provides illustrations and diagrams to make the points clear to everyone. Best of all, the information can be customized depending on each individual's condition.
Details are presented in a logical format. The reader does not require anatomical knowledge or medical expertise. In addition, the e-book is updated regularly; these updates are available to customers at no extra cost. The latest information on fertility foods, ovulation timing, and bad diets, therefore, is readily available even as new research comes out. Various lifestyle tips and warnings are also provid
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This exhibition brings together ten paintings by the American landscapist George Inness (1825-1894), eight from a private collection and two from the Clark. Dating from the early 1880s to 1894, the year of the artist's death, the works represent the mature phase of Inness's art, highlighting his evolution toward a more ethereal and evocative depiction of nature.
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Benalmadena Pueblo Hosts the 'Al-Baytar' Arab Market
Starting today, 28th August, and until Sunday the 23rd August, Benalmádena Pueblo (the old town) will host the 'Al-Baytar' Arab Market (Zoco), event that serves as the perfect end to the summer's cultural programme.
The Arab Market will take place in the Plaza de las Tres Culturas, Andalucia and España; in the Real and Santo Domingo de Guzmán streets and in the 'Jardines del Muro'. Aimed at promoting the town's beauty and charm, the town hall hopes that this unique event will attract tourists from up and down the Coast.


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In the third clip associated with the Soldiers of Conscience lesson plan, Aidan Delgado, an Iraq War veteran, talks about becoming a conscientious objector and its repercussions. Meanwhile, veteran Jaime Isom says that when one joins the military, one has made an agreement to put their country first. Students should discuss why so many people in Aidan's company reacted with hostility when they learned that he was seeking to become a conscientious objector.


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The Phoenix Suns front office is an enigmatic, easy to dislike group. They have been very quiet this season, and most of the public statements they've made haven't given us fans much to sink our teeth into as far as the direction of this franchise that has been in the process of rebuilding for um, heck when did rebuilding start? When D'Antoni left and was replaced by Porter? When Marion was traded for Shaq? When Kerr and Co. left? When Amare left?
The hallmark of any frugal sports franchise is the low risk-high reward signing. While it sounds kind of technical in a sense, it's pretty easy to identify. Take Michael Redd as an example. Once, a former NBA All-Star with the Milwaukee Bucks, Redd shredded his ACL and MCL not once but twice. After finishing up a 6 year $91 million dollar deal with the Bucks, Redd faced a very long road back to his former self. Once he was healthy enough to garner offers from various teams, he chose the Phoenix Suns.
Thanks to father time and the Aaron Nelson posse of medical magicians, Redd has prospered at the perfect stretch of the Suns season.
If anyone knows something about rebounding from injuries, it is Steve Nash, who spoke of Redd: "He's turning the corner...We're seeing more consistent basketball out of Mike because his body is getting better and better. I just feel excited for him. He feels better every night and he can do the things he's accustomed to doing."
The Suns have struggled for offense sporadically all season, especially in the second unit. Redd's resurgence has been unexpected and well-timed. If the Suns make the playoffs, it will be in part due to Redd getting healthy and producing at a down the stretch. Perhaps the suits upstairs deserve a pat on the back for this one.
Suns Michael Redd 'turning the corner'-AZ Central/Paul Coro
Redd, 32, has scored at least 15 points in four consecutive games for the first time since January 2009, which was before his first ACL tear. He has averaged 18.3 points off the bench and become the bench's go-to player. The four games came over five nights, showing that his knee is holding up just fine 40 games later.
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What is going on with the Dallas Mavericks? Suddenly they are just barely in the seventh spot and in real danger of falling out of the playoff race. They've lost four of their last six games and are just one game ahead of the Phoenix Suns in the loss column.
Are the Mavs really catch-able? It's hard to believe, but theoretically possible. Other teams the Suns are chasing are falling back as well except for those pesky Houston Rockets with their pesky little Slovenian Point Guard Who Shan't Be Named (because naming Goran Dragic just dredges up memories or a horrible, horrible trade which, as Paul Coro pointed out, also cost a chance at Jordan Hamilton).
On Sunday, the Rockets took care of the Kings and have Kyle Lowry back. The Jazz fell to the Spurs and get to play them again on Monday. Go Spurs! (ugh).
Last week, the Suns had a tough stretch. They went 3-1 and are seriously pissed they blew that game in Denver. This week is another tough one with the T-Wolves, Grizzlies, Rockets and Spurs. If they go 3-1 again, they will make the playoffs. Book it.
Also, major props to the Arizona Diamondbacks for starting their season with a SWEEP over the S.F. Giants, including another comeback win on Sunday when they battled back from a 6-0 deficit.
Tonight, the Jazz, Nuggets and Rockets are all in action while the Mavs rest. Full standings and recaps of key games after the jump. So like the man said, JUMP!!
NBA Western Conference Standings via NBA.com
Houston Rockets (31-25, 6th) BEAT Sacramento Kings (19-38, Dead)
Lowry Returns, Rockets Stumble to Blowout Win In Sacramento - The Dream Shake
Let me repeat, Kyle Lowry is back. Never have I been happier to be wrong about a prognostication. I thought Lowry would miss the rest of the season, yet here he is. He lost 15-20 lbs while he was sick, yet he remains a badass. He looks too thin, though, not enough like an NFL safety. I suggest he visits Voodoo Donuts and orders a few maple and bacon specials when in Portland. It's near the hotel and open all night.
Utah Jazz (29-28, 9th) LOST to the San Antonio Spurs (40-14, WOW)
Jazz Vs. Spurs Post Game Thread: Maybe we can doo eet . . . tomorrow? - SLC Dunk
Blech. Where to start? The Spurs shot over 50 fg%, we shot barely 44 fg%. The Spurs shot 43 free throws, and missed only 5. We shot 26 and missed 10. Daniel Green had half as many blocks as our entire team. Tony Parker was too quick. Manu Ginobili was off of his shot, but still went to the line 15 times (that's a month for Al Jefferson). And well, Tim Duncan was still the old master with yet another double double, 3 block, and the win, night against the Jazz.
Stay tuned for Suns vs. Timberwolves tonight.
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Living here in Warriors country and having several Warriors fan friends, I keep tabs on the team over at Golden State of Mind. Virtually every front page piece over there for the last few weeks has centered around the idea of tanking. While the Suns would stand to possibly gain a spot or two in the draft by losing more games down the stretch, the Warriors will lose their first rounder altogether if it falls outside of the top 7 after the draft lottery due to a disastrous trade for Marcus Williams in 2008.
It's easy to understand why their fans are enthusiastically embracing the tanking strategy. Would have been nice if they had been tanking when they played the Suns, as they beat us two out of three times after the Suns swept them last season, but at least the Warriors did us a solid by knocking off the Nuggets last night, and have a chance to help us more since they play them again tomorrow.
The Suns currently sit at one game behind the Nuggets' 8th spot, but the Nuggets would hold the tie-breaker since they have already beaten the Suns twice. The Mavericks slipped to 7th after their loss to the Grizzlies, and the Suns are only a game-and-a-half behind them.
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On Continuing To Compete:
"I've been saying we are going to continue to play hard until the final game is over. We have a team that gets along well, a team that has great chemistry and we are going to continue to scrap. We are under-manned right now, we love to going out there and competing and we are going to continue to do that until the last game."
On Team's Balanced Scoring:
"They were helping out a lot on me especially in the second half. I don't think I attempted a shot in the third quarter. Guys picked it up for me. Klay (Thompson) hit some shots, (Brandon) Rush hit some shots and I think Dom (Dominic McGuire) played an unbelievable game tonight on both ends like usual. It was an all-around game tonight and I was really really happy with the way the team played."
(On the Standings) "We're now eighth or ninth [ed. note: actually 7th], so we've got to fight. We've got to battle and win some games."
(On the Mavs) "We've all got to play well, I think that's obvious if we want to do something to make the playoffs or do some damage in the playoffs. We all have to play at a high level. That's what we did last year, we picked up some momentum, had everybody play well, defense and rebound. On offense, everybody shared the ball and played well together.
(On how to work The Farm - Alltogethernow) "That's the only way we're going to be able to do it this year. It's not going to be one guy, it's not going to be two guys. If we want to win, ultimately we've go to do it together and have everyone play at a high level. That's the only way."
(On Lamar Odom's perfomance) "I'm done talking about that."
The Portland Trail Blazers kept up with the high-scoring Bucks for a while, but ran out of energy when Milwaukee got defensive in the second half, eventually losing by a non-representative 22 points. As a fan, this is just one of those losses that you shrug and accept after a big win last night, and move on to the next game.


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Sahara Sky Looking to Rebound in Triple Bend
Grade I winner looking for the winner's circle after poor showing last time out.
Grade I winner looking for the winner's circle after poor showing last time out.
Cyclometer, owned and bred by trainer Bruce Headley and Irwin and Andrew Molasky, made short work of two other foes in a scratch-marred $92,000 Los Angeles Handicap (gr. III) at Santa Anita Park May 26.
Majestic Stride, who closed well to finish fourth in this year's Xpressbet Breeders' Cup Sprint, made easy work of four foes to capture the $100,000 Vernon O. Underwood Stakes (gr. III) at Betfair Hollywood Park Nov. 28
Zia Park Racetrack & Casino conducted its biggest day of racing since opening in 2005 Nov. 27, featuring seven stakes with purses worth a total of more than $1.1 million that attracted a record wagering handle.
Dual grade I winner Executiveprivilege made her long-awaited 3-year-old debut July 18 at Del Mar, but she was no match for speedster Reneesgotzip in a salty allowance test on the main track.
Jockeys Rafael Bejarano and Edwin Maldonado shared the riding title in a spirited three-way battle with Joe Talamo as the curtain dropped on the final spring/summer meet July 14 at Betfair Hollywood Park.
Fans looking for drama in the $100,000 Los Angeles Handicap (gr. III) May 27 at Betfair Hollywood Park missed out as 3-5 favorite Comma to the Top seized control early and was never seriously challenged in the sprint.
It was the wrong lead but the right result for Comma to the Top, who slugged his way to victory while becoming racing's newest millionaire in an off-the-turf edition of the $100,000 Daytona Stakes Dec. 29 at Santa Anita Park.
Advance deposit wagering increase fueled a healthy increase in business during the brief 2012 Autumn meet at Betfair Hollywood Park, which concluded its 24-day live racing season Dec. 16.


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Posted by Joy on Aug 9, 2012 in Blog | 5 comments
Are there people in your life who get on your nerves? I imagine there are! God made us each different and sometimes personalities clash! As a Christian, what are we to do when other people get on our nerves? Have you ever thought about it? Well, I'm thinking about it this morning and God has reminded me about what He told us in John 13:35:
Loving one another is the way the world knows we are Christians. Sometimes I get caught up in worldly things and it is good for me to be reminded that God has standards. We are NOT TO BE LIKE THE WORLD! We are called to take the higher road…..and that includes in how we deal with people. I would like to share with you some things I have found helpful when other people get on my nerves. Here are a few tips:
1. PRAY! Pray for the person who is driving you crazy. Ask God to bless that person. Tell God what your issues are with that person and ask Him to help you!
2. GET TO KNOW THAT PERSON! Take a step towards getting to know the person who is getting on your nerves. Ask them to go to lunch or find a few minutes to inquire about their life. The more you learn about this person, the more opportunity you have to find common ground with them. We all have a life story and you may just be shocked what you learn about their life.
3. TAKE YOUR THOUGHTS CAPTIVE TO CHRIST! When a negative thought crosses your mind about that person, confess it immediately and ask Christ to replace those ugly thoughts with more positive ones. Don't allow your mind to entertain negative thoughts about this person….guard your mind!
4. DON"T GOSSIP! I imagine many of us struggle with this. When someone is driving you crazy, you want to tell someone else. Well—I have learned the hard way this just makes things worse. God is so displeased with gossip. Although it may feel "fun" at the time, it is wrong and we should not do it.
Sometimes personalities clash and people are going to get on our nerves! As followers of Christ, let's remember that we are called to love others and God's Word tells us that love is PATIENT! Let's practice patience as we strive to love those people who get on our nerves.
Thanks for reading, my friends! I hope you have a great day!
Hey Joy!! I have enjoyed reading your devotions! This one really hit home. I plan on sharing this with our women's group tonight at church. Thank you! I hope you and the family are doing great!! I miss that Sam and those big hugs!
I am a Christian and I have a Christian friend I have known since high school. she has done nothing to be but not I don't want to be around her. she gets on my nerves. I feel at time we have grown apart as she gaines weight and I lose and I want to do things that you have to work, I love to exercise and all she wants to do is sit and watch a move or sit and eat. I feel we don't have much in common any more except for Jesus. and a lof of the same beliefs and morals. what do I do? I have told God how I feel. I just do not want to be around her and she sits next to me at church.
Just what I needed for today!
Thank you very much for this message. The person who is on my nerves- wasn't on my nerves until 3 days ago, and then all of a sudden she was. She has not done anything to me, and nothing's changed, just my tolerance level went from a 9 down to a 2. I've been praying to God, and He's showing me that my own pride has a lot to do with it. For example, she has a tendency to oppose whatever somebody else says- no matter how trivial the subject. In the past, Through God's grace, I was able to shrug it off and let it go- reminding myself that "it's just the way she is". As I started getting more irritated when she wouldn't just be 'easy' and agree with me, The Holy Spirit said to me: "Why does she HAVE to agree with you? Why does she have to share your opinion?…" And slowly I realized that I was looking down on her, and needed to read some scripture about humility. I realize that she's in my life so I can practice being humble and patient…even if it's every minute we're together.
You are absolutely right when you say that we should pray for them! God says: "just worry about yourself, and leave that person to Me". Jesus said to take the plank out of your own eye before you try to get the spec out of somebody elses. Only loving and praying for a 'difficult' person will make a difference.
So I'll keep asking God for help, and I won't stop. We can do nothing apart from Christ.


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ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. - The Jaguars dug themselves into a deep hole Sunday and then climbed all the way out to grab a share of first place in the AFC South.
Let that roll off your tongue. First-place Jaguars.
And they did it after coughing the ball up twice in the first quarter while falling behind 10-0 before charging back to beat the winless Buffalo Bills, 36-26.
Just two weeks after getting drilled by 25 points in consecutive weeks, the Jaguars are back in the midst of the division race that is virtually starting over. All four teams, the Jaguars, Colts, Texans and Titans, are 3-2. The Jaguars haven't won a division title since 1999 when Tom Coughlin was the coach.
They came back from a 10-point road deficit for the first time since 2005 when they did it at Cleveland, and avoided a classic trap game.
The matchup against the winless Bills was sandwiched between an emotional victory against the Colts and next Monday night's crucial division game against their old nemesis, the Tennessee Titans.
And the Jaguars didn't exactly have a history of dealing well with the euphoria of a home victory over the Colts. They lost two a row in after beating the Colts in 2003 and three consecutive games after last beating them at home in 2006.
"We talked about the fact that we had not followed up wins against Indianapolis with good results,'' coach Jack Del Rio said.
So when the Bills capitalized on Mike Thomas' fumbled punt return and David Garrard's tipped interception, the Jaguars quarterback was thinking the same thing many of the fans were.
"It almost felt like, 'Here we go again.' It wasn't a great feeling. You don't want to start off down like that,'' Garrard said.
But, he added, "You've got to keep grinding. You've got to continue to play the game.''
That's what the Jaguars did, showing no signs of panic.
"I thought we showed some grit hanging in there in an adverse situation and really took control of the game,'' Del Rio said.
Del Rio said the team's veteran leadership was a big factor.
"You could feel it on the sidelines,'' he said. "They're saying, "OK let's hang in there. Let's stick together.' ''
Thomas and Garrard, the two players who committed the early turnovers, sparked the comeback.
Thomas finished the game with four catches for 51 yards and ran three reverses for 53 yards.
Garrard, who has eight touchdown passes and one interception in the Jaguars' three victories, completed 16 of 20 passes for 178 yards and three touchdowns. He had a 122.5 passer rating.
Tight end Marcedes Lewis caught two of the touchdown passes to boost his season total to five, a Jaguars record for tight ends.
As expected, the Jaguars had little trouble running against a Buffalo defense ranked last in the NFL. The Bills, who switched to a 3-4 this year, even played four down linemen in an attempt to slow down the running game, but to no avail.
The Jaguars ran for 216 yards with Jones-Drew getting 84 and rookie Deji Karim, making his NFL debut after missing the first four games with a thumb injury, adding 70.
The Bills have given up over 200 rushing yards three games in a row, the first time that's happened since 1972.
Mike Sims-Walker, who didn't catch a pass in the Jaguars' previous two wins, had four catches for 46 yards, including a seven-yard touchdown catch to break a 20-20 tie.
The Jaguars had put together a 10-play, 85-yard drive to tie the game at 13 with 25 seconds left in the second quarter.
Karim then returned the second-half kickoff 51 yards to set up a 39-yard touchdown drive to give the Jaguars a 20-13 lead.
When the Jaguars forced the Bills to punt, they seemed to have the game under control.
But facing a 4th-and-1 at the Jaguars 45, Del Rio decided to go for it. He thought he got word to Garrard to call timeout if the play looked "ugly.''
The message didn't get to Garrard, who called the play only to have a lineman kick the ball out of his hands.
The Bills took over, scored to tie it 20-20 on a Ryan Fitzpatrick 5-yard pass to Steve Johnson, and it was a game again.
The Jaguars, though, quickly regained control. Karim returned a kickoff 41 yards and the Jaguars put together a 53-yard scoring drive to take the lead for good.
Del Rio was the first to admit it wasn't a vintage showing for the Jaguars.
"We just didn't really ever quite hit our rhythm today as a football team and we've got a lot of work to do,'' he said.
The Jaguars, though, feel they have a winning chemistry.
"We have a great makeup, the right attitude,'' said Lewis, who led the Jaguars in both receptions (four) and receiving yards (54).
"To see everybody just roll with the punches and not blink, it's big-time. We expect to win. There's a great group of guys. We all believe.''
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