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GLENDALE, AZ - NOVEMBER 02: Rob Scuderi #7 of the Los Angeles Kings during the NHL game against the Phoenix Coyotes at Jobing.com Arena on November 2, 2009 in Glendale, Arizona. The Kings defeated the Coyotes 5-3. (Photo by Christian Petersen/Getty Images)
NASHVILLE, Tenn. Kings defenseman Rob Scuderi's eye still looked awful, and the contrite player who inflicted the damage, Brandon Dubinsky of Columbus, found his wallet 10,000 lighter. That was the backdrop to several other developments. Kings Coach Darryl Sutter called out his young defense following Wednesday's practice here. And, unrelated, Kings General Manager Dean Lombardi made his second trade since the lockout ended, sending the once-promising Andrei Loktionov to New Jersey for a fifth-round draft pick in 2013. Just another quiet day for the Stanley Cup champions. There were indications of other moves. Sutter did more than hint at the potential adjustments if the defense didn't raise its level. Sutter hit that point when asked about 25-year-old defenseman Andrew Campbell, who was called up earlier in the day from the minors in Manchester, N.H.; defenseman Andrew Bodnarchuk was sent back. "Hey, we need Jake Muzzin and Alec Martinez and Davis Drewiske to be a lot better p...
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CRYSTAL FALLS—The 51st annual Bass Festival, a tradition that combines a fishing tournament, a community picnic, a canoe race, live music and other fun summer activities, is set for July 9-12.
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CARLSBAD, Calif. and VANCOUVER, British Columbia, June 10, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Isis Pharmaceuticals, Inc. (NASDAQ: ISIS) and Xenon Pharmaceuticals Inc. announced today that Xenon has exercised its option to an exclusive worldwide license to XEN701, an antisense drug discovered in a collaboration between Isis and Xenon. For the license of XEN701, Isis earns a $2 million payment from Xenon. XEN701 is a drug candidate designed to inhibit the production of hepcidin, a target Xenon identified utilizing its extreme genetics platform for the treatment of anemia of chronic disorders (ACD). XEN701 is currently being evaluated in studies to support clinical development. Xenon plans to initially develop XEN701 for patients with chronic kidney disease who are intolerant of or who are poor responders to erythropoietin (Epo) therapy. XEN701 is the first drug to enter development from Isis' collaboration with Xenon.
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18-year-old Radu Mitu would really like to replay his debut for Milsami-Ursidos. During his first match as keeper for Milsami against Rapid Ghidighici, Radu made a blunder which you have to see to fully understand. Just ten minutes into the match Radu attempted to toss the ball away from his goal but forgot the whole 'letting the ball go' aspect of the throw. Radu instead boomeranged the ball tight back into the goal he was assigned to protect. Not a good move and his side ended up losing by a score of 2-1 to make matters worse. [101GG] Article found on: Next Impulse Sports
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Yahoo is giving small business owners an early present for the holidays: two wizards, one for site design and one for adding products, to help Web shop owners get up and running faster.The goal of the design wizard is let e-commerce shop owners choose layouts from a selection of templates or design their own by selecting the number of columns and their positions, as well as how product information is displayed. Finally, they can customize the basics-fonts, colors, links and buttons.
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You can add products by entering information about each item in dialog boxes, uploading images and setting a price. A feature of the "add product" wizard lets you create options for items with different variations, such as sizes and colors for shirts. These are viewed through drop-down selection boxes.Once an item is added, you can place it in a category, such as sporting goods, that appears as a navigation link on your home page. Finally, a review process lets you check your work so you can be sure it's correct before you put it in your inventory. Meta tags are created automatically and the pages are optimized for search engines. You can also add your own meta data (i.e., keywords and descriptions) if prefer. Relaunch Aimed at Ease-of-Use
The new features are part of Yahoo Merchant Solutions' "Open for Business" initiative, focusing on making its 40,000 members, as well as newcomers, successful online ventures rather than merely subscribers to the e-commerce platform, says Jimmy Duvall, director of Yahoo Small Business e-commerce products.
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"At the end of the day the small businesses we're working with care about one thing: being successful," says Duvall, "We don't want Web hosting to be just a checklist of features, we want them up and running in hours and selling well in 30 days."Duvall said Yahoo wants to simplify the process for those still building their sites. To that end, the company conducted usability studies and interviewed 100 of its online merchants to find out what helped them become profitable. The result is this new set of wizards that sit on top of the existing e-commerce platform that are designed to guide vendors through the process of set-up, payment, taxing, shipping and marketing, with the latter ones to be rolled out early next year. The wizards do not affect current pricing and will not cause those in mid-stream to have to re-enter any data. The timing is right for a relaunch, says analyst Sonal Gandhi of JupiterResearch. "First, the Web hosting/storefront market is getting increasingly crowded, so this is a good way for Yahoo to remain competitive," said Gandhi. "And in terms of drawing new customers, it's a strong initiative because it's result-oriented, they want you up and running in 30 days, and that speaks to small business owners who are usually looking for no-nonsense end gains." Start Small for Success
Meanwhile, the key wisdom learned, says Duvall, is that many shop owners try to do too much too soon, and starting small and slowly growing an online business is a better method for success. "A lot of them said if they started off small, just added 10 products those that sell well instead of doing an entire inventory at first, they would have been better off." Yahoo Web Hosting costs $11.95 to $39.95 per month; Yahoo Merchant Solutions plans all require a $50 set-up fee, and include a Starter plan at $39.95 a months/1.5 percent transaction fee, a Standard offering for $99.95 a month/1 percent and Professional plan for $299.95/.75 percent. Michelle Megna is managing editor of ECommerce-Guide.com.
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The Chiefs signed offensive tackle Ray Willis and waived fullback Taylor Gentry. Kansas City needed to add another veteran offensive tackle when Tony Ugoh decided to retire after being signed last week. "He retired from the game and there's nothing we can do about that," Chiefs coach Romeo Crennel said. "You've got to have a desire and you've got to have your mind clear on all your problems and things out of the way to try to play this game." Willis spent his first five seasons with the Seahawks and has also spent time with the Dolphins and Jets. He was released by the Jets in June. He has played in 44 NFL games with 26 starts. Gentry was signed as an undrafted rookie out of North Carolina State in May, but Crennel said he would not be able to pass the team's physical for medical reasons. "I think that that's something that if he chooses to talk to you about them, he will, but he's not going to pass the physical so he no longer will be with us." --Wide receiver Junior He...
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Before we go deep on rhubarb, here's a cool take on grilled cheese: Alaska From Scratch's Maya Evoy used a panini pan to grill brie. (Might be worth experimenting with grilling cheese on a gas grill, too. Just make sure you keep the temp low and keep an eye on it.) She topped it with local Alaska honey and some figs her sister brought from California. (As of yesterday, New Sagaya City Market had figs on offer.) Secret to making the flavors pop? Salt, she says.
In other news, it's official: rhubarb is taking over the world. At least the local food world. Local foodie Shannon Kuhn has five rhubarb recipes in the Anchorage Press this week, including rhubarb barbecue sauce and a beautiful rhubarb-meringue pie. Juneau-based food blog "Sandra's Alaska Recipes" is featuring a husband-pleasing 7-dozen cookie recipe for ,rhubarb-ginger snickerdoodles. And food writer Laurie Constantino made some Thai rhubarb carrot soup, some rhubarb sorbet and she experimented with a rhubarb-rosemary breakfast scramble. ("It ain't purty," she wrote. "But it sure is tasty.") What's your go-to rhubarb recipe?
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WASHINGTON - The Georgetown University men's soccer squad has announced its 2014 spring schedule. The Hoyas will play five total games with two against local rivals. The Blue & Gray will be without the six seniors from last season including two MLS Draft picks in forward Steve Neumann and midfielder Joey Dillon.
Georgetown will open the spring on Saturday, March 1 host the American University Eagles at 1 p.m., at Shaw Field. Last season the Hoyas downed the Eagles 1-0 in non-conference play.
Following American, Georgetown will host Temple University on Saturday, March 22 at 1 p.m. The Owls were 10-4-4 a season ago and return two all-region players in freshman Robert Sagel and sophomore Jared Martinelli.
The Blue & Gray is scheduled to travel to the University of Maryland-Baltimore County on Saturday, March 29 to face the Retrievers at 7 p.m. UMBC won the America East last year with a mark of 15-1-4 overall. The squad tied Connecticut, 2-2, after a first-round bye in the NCAA Tournament, but failed to advance on penalty kicks.
A game against Wake Forest University on Saturday, April 5 rounds out the spring home schedule. Kickoff is scheduled for 1 p.m. The Demon Deacons were 10-6-5 overall and earned a spot in the NCAA Tournament downing Navy in the second round, 2-1, before falling to eventual-champ Notre Dame, 4-2.
Georgetown will finish the schedule on Sunday, April 13 at the University of Delaware for a 1 p.m., contest. The Blue Hens went 14-5-1 earning an NCAA Tournament berth. Delaware lost to St. John's by a score of 2-1 in overtime in the first round of the tournament.
The Hoyas finished the season 14-5-2 on the season winning a share of the BIG EAST Regular Season Championship for the third time in four years. Georgetown went to the BIG EAST Championship Semifinal at PPL Park where the Hoyas tied fourth-seeded Providence in double overtime, 0-0, but failed to advance in penalty kicks. Along the way, the Hoyas had impressive milestones including setting the new program record for season shutouts with 14. The squad advanced to the Sweet 16 in the NCAA Tournament.
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St. Joseph's Episcopal Church, 1926 (Detroit, Michigan)
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St. Joseph's Episcopal Church, now known as St. Matthew's-St. Joseph's Episcopal Church, is an historic Episcopal church located at 8850 Woodward Avenue in Detroit, Michigan. It was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1982.[1]
This building was constructed in 1926 as a successor to the earlier St. Joseph's Episcopal Church at 5930 Woodward Avenue.[2] In 1971, St. Matthew's Episcopal, the second oldest African American congregation in Detroit,[3] merged with St. Joseph's.[2]
The church building is a typical Gothic structure built from dark coursed sandstone with light sandstone trim.[2] It has a with a narrow gabled nave and projecting side aisles and projecting transepts.[2] A large rose window faces Woodward,[3] sitting above a recessed entrance.[2] A tall, square bell tower and parish house sit against the north trancept.[2] The sides are buttressed, with Gothic clerestory windows.[2]
The architect, James J. Nettleton, was a member of the St. Joseph's congregation and graduate of the architecture program at Cornell University.[4]
- ^ a b "National Register Information System". National Register of Historic Places. National Park Service. 2007-01-23.
- ^ a b c d e f g Saint Joseph's Episcopal Church from the state of Michigan
- ^ a b St. Matthew's—St. Joseph's Episcopal Church from Detroit1701.org.
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Like the other anwser said: the adapter can provide 7W of power. The Fire standard (IEEE 1394) says that the max output is 30 V @ 1.5 amps so 45W. Seeing the size of your device and its complexity, there is a good chance it will require more than 7W of power and the provided adapter is 12V @ 1 amp so 12W (although an adapter is rarely used at full capacity). Unless they completely oversized their power adapter, you may need to plug it in.
This adapter looks much more built to access FireWire external harddrives that are either self powered of portable and thus less power hungry.
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Figuring Asset Liability in the Global Market
Connell, Harold L., American Banker
Figuring Asset Liability in the Global Market
During the past decade, banking has become increasingly multinational. Barriers between United States financial institutions and foreign entities were lowered or fell altogether during the Reagan years.
And banks leapt at the opportunity, opening overseas divisions to service their increasingly international commercial clientele.
Additionally, major U.S. banks, which formerly invested almost exclusively in U.S. securities, increased their investments in Europe and the Far East in search of stronger returns.
The consolidation in the banking industry in the United States has seen a great number of community banks merged into major financial institutions. And many of these big institutions have overseas operations, investments, and exposure.
How do you factor this new exposure into your asset-liability management efforts in an industry largely dependent on margins for income?
A simulation model is an important part of the asset-liability management process. However, buying a model does not solve problems of asset-liability management, interest rate risk, or currency risk; asset-liability management is too complex for a simple solution.
This is most clearly true when one looks at the interplay between interest rates and currency fluctuations. Asset-liability management is a process that can change drastically from month to month.
Don't let the input and output from your model become the definition. Managements need to understand how a particular asset-liability model relates to their institutions.
Many Factors Involved
This is difficult because the process has many components.
Asset-liability management involves concepts like simulation, transaction analysis, capital planning, regulatory compliance, multicurrency transactions, loans, borrowing, investments, rate and currency swaps, general ledger, product profitability, and market value.
Frequently all of the components come from incompatible subsystems managed by different units in an institution.
To be properly understood, these different aspects need to be divided into manageable parts.
This is considerably different from the "let's put it all in the model and see what it tells us" approach.
To understand this scattered and flawed approach, which is used by many institutions, one needs to examine the evolution of the asset-liability management process.
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Asset-liability management process emerged over a considerable period of time, with different disciplines sprouting within various organizational areas.
Initially, it began with budgeting questions like: "What is most likely to happen in the next year?"
Then a planning aspect appeared. In addition to the most likely scenario, one or two other cases were considered. Institutions began to view and to protect themselves from alternative interest rate and growth scenarios.
Later, institutional planners began to shift from a macro approach to the micro. Rather than looking at the entire balance sheet, they looked at subsets or individual portfolios, asking the same questions about alternative growth and interest rate scenarios.
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Oprah Winfrey was in awe last night while watching Democratic presidential nominee Barack Obama's inspirational speech in Denver. "Just seeing [Barack] on stage, I cried my eyelashes off," she tells Entertainment Tonight. "I've never experienced anything like this. I think that what he had to offer the country tonight will make us all better." The daytime TV giant was very emotional as she added: "It changed my life. I feel like I'm going to do better and work harder." Oprah has been singing Obama's praises since before he decided to run for the nomination. You know you're touching the nation's hearts and minds when you get Oprah to do self-described "ugly cry" in public. [Photo: AFP]
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Jennifer Aniston's Returning To Her Roots
Jennifer Aniston is trying to get back to her TV roots. It's been more than four years since Aniston and the cast of Friends took their final bow on NBC, but OK! Magazine has learned that the actress is in talks with the network about making a brief return. "She's in talks to have a guest spot on one of their high-profile shows," says the insider. "The top choice is 30 Rock, but if that doesn't work out, they'll try to find another show for her to make an appearance on."
She might want make funny on the small screen again, but she isn't ready to give up on her film career. There is no rest for the weary. Aniston not only just met with Woody Allen to discuss an upcoming project, but she has several new movies coming up including Marley & Me with Owen Wilson and the star-packed film version of the best seller He's Just Not That Into You. We hope her hectic schedule will keep her mind off all the media frenzy around her break up with attention seeker John Mayer. [Photo: WireImage]
Madonna's Bro: Demi Moore Squirt Breast Milk On My Friends
Madonna's bro Christopher Ciccone is trying to make a buck off his sister and her famous friends with his tell-all book. In an interview with Out magazine, Ciccone talks about his estranged relationship with Madge and all the juicy details that didn't make the cut. He wanted to add a disgusting story about Demi Moore (pictured above in Striptease) squirting her breast milk, but his lawyers panicked. This didn't stop him from spilling it to the mag:
"Yeah — and she's [Demi] dancing up on me and humping me from behind. The one part that's not in the book is that she was lactating at the time and she was squirting breast milk at my lesbian friends. My friend Michelle called me the next morning and asked me, how do I get breast milk out of my black dress and I said How the f*ck would I know Call Demi. It was hysterical. There are no pictures of it but it actually happened. The lawyers didn't think it was wise for me to print that — so there's your juicy tidbit."
We're sure Demi's daughters would rather go deaf than hear that story, but the book will be a best seller with tasty (sorry) gossip like this. [Photo: Getty Images]
Axl Rose To Kelly Osbourne: 'I Want To F*ck You'
Axl Rose has the hots for Ozzy's baby girl, Kelly Osbourne. The sleazy legend might be twice her age, but he tried some of his best moves on the 24-year-old rock spawn. Kelly's pal Richie Rich, trendy Heatherette designer, told OK! Magazine, that the two bumped into the Guns N' Roses singer at the launch party for the new Tide and Downy Total Care washing liquid. (Sexy!) "He was really weird with her," said the fashionista. "He kept leering at her and saying, "I want to f*** you!" Not exactly the most romantic way to sweep a girl off her feet.
Perhaps, the lothario was too busy celebrating to practice his pickup lines because the man accused of leaking nine songs from the Guns 'n' Roses' 14-years-in-the making Chinese Democracy album was arrested on Wednesday in Culver City, CA. The accused man, Kevin Cogill, admitted to posting the songs when he was questioned by an FBI agent, according to an affidavit. A federal attorney said he's expected to appear in U.S. District Court in Los Angeles later today.
Hilary Duff's Dad Is Jailed, But Her Birthday Party's On!
Hilary Duff's dad was ordered to spend ten days in the slammer by a Texas judge for contempt of court yesterday in Houston. This is the latest chapter in the bitter divorce between Hilary's parents, Bob and Susan Duff. The Judge determined he violated an injunction against selling assets without court approval. It was reported on Houston Chronicle that Bob Duff must pay $367,537 into a court repository, a sum he earned from selling stocks last month. The judge is also making Bob pay Susan $12,500 for Hilary's birthday party, which was the subject of the hearing. Susan wanted $25,000 to pay for a present and party. Guess there's always time to party — even in the midst of family turmoil.
Susan explained by saying her daughter "is emotionally upset by the abandonment of her father" and deserves "to have some kind of recognition for a young life well-lived." The actress and singer will be 21 years old on September 28, and is rumored to be engaged to hockey player Mike Comrie (pictured above). Neither Hillary nor her sister Haylie were present in court. Bob Duff's attorney Robert Piro said his client would post bond and file an appeal. We just hope he has enough left over to pay the DJ and buy some party favors. [Photo: FilmMagic]
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Rihanna And Chris Brown: Moving In Together?
Rihanna and Chris Brown might just be ready to shack up together. These two have been playing coy about their romantic relationship, but do you play tonsil hocking with your "good friend" in public? According to an insider for Star magazine, Rihanna has been searching for a condo in Los Angeles since early July to share with her undercover lover.
The "Don't Stop the Music" singer is rumored to be on a mission and has been receiving new home listings via email even when she's out of town. "She and Chris want to live together," the insider added. "They play their music loud though, so they want a condo that's soundproof."
If true, this would be a big move for the 20-year-old pop singer, but when you're in love anything seems possible. Hopefully, they'll confirm their coupledum after they share the same address. [Photo: Splash News Online]
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A lawsuit is the latest setback for Tom Cruise's Nazi-era flick Valkyrie, which has been plagued with problems from the start. The film's title is named after the codename for a plot to assassinate Adolf Hitler and Cruise stars as Claus von Stauffenberg, the ringleader of the group that concocted the plan during World War II. The German government initially banned the production from shooting on location in Berlin where the scheme was hatched due to the actor's religious beliefs. Germany does not recognize Scientology as a religion and views it as cult, but after months of national debate they granted the production permission. Things seemed to be back on track when movie extras were injured after the side panel of a period German army truck burst open.
It looks like the saga continues because twelve of those extras are seeking $11 million in damages from Tom Cruise and his production company, United Artists, after suffering broken bones, cuts and bruises. Is seeing Tom with a funny haircut and eye patch really worth all this drama? We'll have to wait a little longer than anticipated to find out because the release date has been postponed to December 26. [Photo: AFP/Getty Images]
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Kate Hudson can't wash this bad news out of her hair. The Los Angeles-based 220 Laboratories is suing the actress and hairstylist David Babaii for fraud, misappropriation of trade secrets, breach of contract, among a slew of other complaints (see full list after the jump). The company claims she and Babaii stole a top-secret recipe to create their own hair care line. 220 Laboratories says it was the only supplier of volcanic ash in the United States and that it entered an "oral contract" with Hudson and Babaii in 2006 to develop and manufacture hair products.
They say after revealing the "confidential" ingredients in November, the golden-haired beauty took the ash samples and shopped around looking for more bang for her buck. There are also claims that they went as far as using promo footage of the 220 team collecting ash with their new manufacturer, Universal. The 29-year-old actress might just lose that famous smile because 220 Laboratories is seeking an unspecified amount in damages and attorneys' fees, as well as an injunction against competitors' use of their products.
Hudson has not yet been served and only just found out about the complaints. Her reps say, "Kate does not know the plaintiffs and has never met with them or spoken with them."
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Paula Abdul Is Pissed About New Idol Judge
Paula Abdul is not exactly pleased about Grammy-nominated songwriter Kara DioGuardi being added as a fourth judge on Fox's American Idol. This morning, on Phoenix's Johnjay & Rich radio show, she said, "I am concerned about the audience and acceptance. Time will tell. We'll see." But Idol producer Cecile Frot-Coutaz has a different take: "We've seen from our international series that having a fourth judge creates a dynamic that benefits both the contestants and the viewers." Nothing like a cat fight to keep 'em watching!
Abdul claims she's not jealous, just concerned for the kid. "That's gonna be weird if it's a split decision," she explained. "It takes the fun out of all the hard work I do to push those kids through." Apparently, it's really "hard work" to stay awake and mutter incomprehensible soliloquies. DioGuardi's songs have appeared on more than 100 million records by the likes of Christina Aguilera, Gwen Stefani, Britney Spears, Miley Cyrus and the Jonas Brothers. Her songs have also been used by past Idol contestants including Katharine McPhee, Kelly Clarkson, Carrie Underwood, Taylor Hicks, Bo Bice, and Clay Aiken.
She might have a few more successes than Paula, but did she dance with an animated cat? [Photo: Getty Images]


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Scombroid food poisoning
|Scombroid food poisoning
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Scombroid food poisoning is a foodborne illness that results from eating spoiled (decayed) fish.[1] Along with ciguatera, it is listed as a common type of seafood poisoning.[2]
However, it is often missed because it resembles an allergic reaction. It is most commonly reported with mackerel, tuna, bluefish, mahi-mahi, bonito, sardines, anchovies, and related species of fish that were inadequately refrigerated or preserved after being caught. The syndrome derived its name because early descriptions of the illness noted an association with Scombroidea fish (e.g., large dark meat marine tuna, albacore, mackerel); however, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) have identified other, nonscombroid vectors, such as mahi-mahi and amberjack. Scombroid syndrome can result from inappropriate handling of fish during storage or processing. One of the toxic agents implicated in scombroid poisoning is histidine, which is broken down into histamine. Other chemicals have been found in decaying fish flesh, but their association with scombroid fish poisoning has not been clearly established.
Unlike many types of food poisoning, this form is not brought about by ingestion of a bacterium or virus.[1] Histidine exists naturally in many types of fish, and at temperatures above 16°C (60°F) on air contact it is converted to the biogenic amine histamine via the enzyme histidine decarboxylase produced by enteric bacteria including Morganella morganii (this is one reason why fish should be stored at low temperatures). Histamine is not destroyed by normal cooking temperatures, so even properly cooked fish can be affected. Histamine is the main natural chemical responsible for true allergic reactions, so the symptoms produced are those one would expect.
Symptoms are described below. They occur within 10–30 minutes of ingesting the fish and generally are self-limited. People with asthma are more vulnerable to respiratory problems such as wheezing or bronchospasms. However, symptoms may show over two hours after consumption of a spoiled dish. They usually last for about 10 to 14 hours, and rarely exceed one to two days.
The first signs of poisoning suggest an allergic reaction with the following symptoms:
- facial flushing/sweating
- burning-peppery taste sensations in the mouth and throat
- dizziness
- nausea
- headache
- tachycardia
- cold-like symptoms
Additional symptoms[edit]
The above symptoms can advance to:
- facial rash
- torso or body rash: The rash associated with scombroid poisoning is a form of urticaria, but most commonly does not include wheals (patchy areas of skin-swelling also known as hives) that may be seen in true allergies.[3]
- edema (this is generalized if it occurs at all)
- short-term diarrhea
- abdominal cramps
In the worst cases, the poisoning may cause:
- blurred vision
- respiratory distress
- swelling of the tongue
In rare cases, the poisoning may result in death. Preliminary results from an autopsy on Noelene and Yvana Bischoff, mother and daughter tourists from Australia who died suddenly in Bali in January 2014, has attributed their deaths to scombroid poisoning.[4]
Final finding concluded their death caused by scombroid syndrome [5]
Treatment is in the form of supportive care. If there is light-headedness, the victim should lie with feet partly elevated. If there is severe wheezing, the correct treatment is intramuscular adrenalin, 0.5 -1 mL at dilution in one in one thousand (standard medical emergency kit). An injection of anti-histamine should be given if available. Anti-histamine by mouth is appropriate.
- ^ a b Clark RF, Williams SR, Nordt SP, Manoguerra AS (1999). "A review of selected seafood poisonings". Undersea Hyperb Med 26 (3): 175–84. PMID 10485519. Retrieved 2008-08-12.
- ^ "Poisoning - fish and shellfish". MedlinePlus - National Institutes of Health's Web site. Retrieved 6 September 2012.
- ^ http://dermnetnz.org/reactions/scombroid.html
- ^ http://www.abc.net.au/news/2014-02-04/family-of-bischoffs-briefed-on-possible-reasons-for-their-deaths/5238474
- ^ http://www.courts.qld.gov.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0005/364190/cif-bischoff-ng-yjy-20150330.pdf
External links[edit]
- Overview at Clemson University
- Seafood Network Information Center
- Center for Disease Control: Food Poisonings from Marine Toxins
- DermNet reactions/scombroid


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Fantaisie in F minor (Chopin)
Frédéric Chopin's Fantaisie in F minor, Op. 49, is a single-movement work for the piano, composed in 1841, when he was 31 years old.[1] From Chopin's letters it is known that he used the name "fantasy" to show some sort of freedom from rules and give a Romantic expression.[1] Frédéric Chopin continued the tradition of a self-contained movement in his Fantaisie.[2]
This work belongs to the Fantasy form, a composition free in form and inspiration.[2] It begins with a solemn marching theme that eventually plunges into a passionate and virtuosic section, still with elements of marching, but more triumphant and positive in mood. About halfway through the piece occurs a slow and sombre chorale-like section, before the previous section is restated. After a short, quiet and sweet statement followed by a final flourish the work cadences in the major key.
- ^ a b "Fryderyk Chopin - Information Centre - Fantasy in F minor, Op. 49 - Genres". en.chopin.nifc.pl. 2012. Retrieved 23 May 2012.
- ^ a b "fantasia (music) -- Britannica Online Encyclopedia". britannica.com. 2012. Retrieved 23 May 2012.
composition free in form and inspiration, usually for an instrumental soloist
External links[edit]
- Fantasy Op.49: Scores at the International Music Score Library Project
- Performance of Fantaisie in F minor by Cecile Licad from the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum in MP3 format


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I suddenly realised that sewing was loads of fun. I may be 50-years-old, but I honestly enjoy sewing small clothes for my cats, a new mitten for myself during the winter and many others.
I planned this blog to be a place where I can showcase the things I sew. Eventually, I met many other sewing ladies (and even some men) who enjoy this hobby. They share their ideas with me in the forums and through private messaging.
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If you're in a hurry and looking for that last-minute gift then look no further. Here you can find free knitting patterns in two hours or less. Make some fun knitting patterns for you or to give as a gift. If you're always on the go like I am then these patterns are going to become your best friend. You can make them on the train, start a pattern on the bus and finish during lunch or you can sit in front of the TV one night and knit away. Make some fun free knitting patterns in two hours or less.
Knit and Felt Hearts: Use these felt hearts as a cute decoration or fill them up and use as a nice smelling potpourri design.
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If bed building is the stuff you add on top of the dirt, soil building is the stuff you do to the dirt before you add the stuff.В Perhaps I should have written this one up first, eh?В Well, never let anyone say I'm organized or efficient *grinning eyeroll*.
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and biochar ('Terra Preta, Dark Earth, Indian Dark Earth), which is an exceptionally cool thing.В Check this out.В So Europeans thought that the Amazonians were a primitive culture, until we noticed that they practiced Permaculture in the way of food farming.В Excellent.В ButВ something else was going unnoticed as well — really really dark soil that was quite fertile.В And deep.В Never bigger than 2 acres, these occasional pockets of amazing fertility (about 5 – 10% of theВ Amazon landmass, as big as France)В were created when indigeneous peoples piled dead plant matter in a hole, started them on fire, and covered it with dirt.В High temperatures and a lack of oxygen created excellent char.В В В OurВ process for creating biochar is carbon-negative and, in today'sВ sophisticatedВ industrial production plants, powers itself.В В The biochar has enormous surface space and many nooks n crannies.В It seems to trap and hold nutrients; many indigeneous crops grow eight times faster than those in unamended soils, water percolating from the Terra PretaВ soil is much more clean and clear thanВ a stream fromВ from unamended soil; and there have been plots of Biochar under continuous cultivation without additional fertilizers for over forty years.В Cornell University is conducting trials and we will soon know more.
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If you need a hockey fix and you can't wait for the NHL and NHLPA to get their act together, there will be a local game involving NHL players. The WFCU Centre, home of the Ontario Hockey League's Windsor Spitfires, will host a charity hockey game on Dec. 8 at 6:30 p.m. Many of the Detroit Red Wings who have been skating at the Troy Sports Center are expected to take part in the event, which will benefit local charities. Among the players expected to play in the NHLPA Charity Hockey Game are Red Wings Todd Bertuzzi, Jimmy Howard, Johan Franzen, Niklas Kronwall, Jonathan Ericsson, Ian White, Darren Helm, Justin Abdelkader, Cory Emmerton, Jonas Gustavsson and Danny Cleary. Some non-Red Wings will also be skating in the charity game, including Pittsburgh's James Neal, Dallas' Brenden Morrow, Phoenix's Keith Yandle, Chicago's Jamal Mayers, Edmonton's Eric Belanger, Colorado's Ryan Wilson, Buffalo's Steve Ott and Edmonton's Shawn Horcoff. There will be three 20-minute stop-time perio...
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I would also like to know..
A while ago I got signed up for a free Graphic Design magazine.. I got a TON of junkmail from that, but one of the thigns one company sent me was a big book (not jsut af ew pages, but like 100+ pages) full of pictures.. some of them are worthless bt tehre are soem cool pics in it for inspiration/reference..
ID liek to get a bigger better book liek that for reference..


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Ho, K-L; (1977) Atmospheric Millimetre Wave Propagation. Doctoral thesis, University of London.
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The work described in this thesis is mainly confined to atmospheric propagation effects occuring in a town enviroment at a frequency of 36 GHz on a 4.1 Km link. Precipitation effects on a 110 GHz link on the same path have also been measured and are included. Measurements have been made on the amplitude scintillations and the results, under different atmospheric conditions, are compared with the theoretical predictions of Tatarski. Direct meteorological measurements of the important atmospheric parameters are described and are correlated with the effects occuring on the link, and the values of these parameters deduced from the behaviour of the radio signals. Measurements of signal attenuation due to'fog and snow have also been made and the study of some other anomalous scintillation phenomena are included. Long term statistics have been collected. Attempts have been made to verify the theoretical relation between the attenuation and rainfall rate at 36 and 110 GHz. A dual-frequency technique is used to investigate the validity of the Laws-Parsons raindrop size distribution. All the instrumentation and electronic processing used in this experiment are described.
|Thesis (Doctoral)
|Atmospheric Millimetre Wave Propagation.
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|An open access version is available from UCL Discovery
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|Thesis digitised by British Library EThOS. Some images have been excluded due to third party copyright.
|UCL classification:
|UCL > School of BEAMS > Faculty of Engineering Science > Electronic and Electrical Engineering
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