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Chrome Undone
No, this is not a new version of Google's homepage, it's just a summary of the most aggressive promotion for a Google product. Now that it's out of beta, Google Chrome can be added to any software bundle, can be a part of any distribution deal and any promotion.
If Sun offers the option to install an entire office suite when you update JRE, why shouldn't Google use a popular software like Google Earth to drive adoption to Chrome? When you try to download Google Earth from Windows XP or Windows Vista, Google shows this completely unrelated page:
Google clearly displays that it will also install Chrome and users have the option to exclude Google Chrome, but Google assumes that most people will just click on "Agree and download" without reading the content of the page. Before bundling Chrome with Google Earth, Google used a trick to install the toolbar:
Microsoft's desperate attempts to promote Silverlight made the company to show an annoying invitation to "enhance your experience on Microsoft.com with Microsoft Silverlight" whenever you visit microsoft.com. There are many ways to annoy your users, but does it really worth it?
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Wet summer has not yet increased EEE threatBy LISA RATHKE
The Associated Press | July 28,2013Despite a wet summer, Vermonts insect expert isnt seeing an alarming number of mosquitoes that tend to carry Eastern equine encephalitis, which killed two people in the state last year.
But state entomologist Alan Graham warns that its only July and the mosquito season doesnt reach its height until August.
The state started testing mosquitoes in parts of Addison and Rutland counties June 17. Workers collect mosquitoes and ship them off to a lab in New York to check for EEE and West Nile virus.
Mosquitoes are out in huge numbers after a wet summer that has hatched large numbers of the insects. The state has 45 species of mosquitoes, and just an inch of rain can trigger a breeding frenzy in areas of standing water.
And they can come off in enormous numbers and indeed they have, Graham said.
While those species may not carry EEE, they may carry West Nile virus, which also is spread to humans by infected mosquitoes and has turned up in one mosquito pool in Addison County so far this year. West Nile isnt as severe as EEE, but it can still cause significant illness, said state epidemiologist Erica Berl.
But so far the species that tends to carry EEE is down from last year.
Last September, an 89-year-old man from Brandon and a 49-year-old man from Sudbury died from EEE, a rare and potentially fatal brain infection spread by mosquitoes. Health Commissioner Dr. Harry Chen said then that there are usually only six cases a year nationwide, and it was Vermonts first time detecting the disease in humans.
The virus can cause two types of human illness.
One comes on suddenly and is characterized by chills, fever, malaise, joint and muscle pain. A more severe illness affects the central nervous system and causes fever, headache, irritability, restlessness, drowsiness, convulsions and coma.
The mosquito species that tend to carry EEE prefer hardwood acidic swamps, which dont have a lot of water turnover and attract acidic-loving plants, like sphagnum moss, Graham said.
Officials advise residents to take precautions against mosquito bites by avoiding outdoor activities at dusk and dawn, wearing long sleeves and pants, and using insect repellent.
The state could also consider doing aerial pesticide spraying of adult insects as it did last year to cut back on the threat of disease. Some local organizations, such as the Brandon-Leicester-Sudbury-Goshen Insect Control District, routinely spray to kill mosquito larvae in the most active breeding grounds.
There are too many variables to predict if EEE will become a problem, but officials hope testing will serve as an early detection system.
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I think Frankie won, just in case that isn't clear.
I think Frankie won, just in case that isn't clear.
I must have missed the controversy last night. Aldo clearly won rounds 1 & 2, 3-4 were Edgars, and round 5 was close in the beginning, but Aldo definitely did the most damage in that round and finished strong. I fail to see how any judges fucked up..
If Aldo really said Faber was a tougher fight, I would call him a liar. Like someone else mentioned, I think it was similar to how Anderson calls Franklin his toughest opponent... it is just a respect thing.
What if we gave Overeem a better chin? Hendo some cardio? Chael some sub defense? Kampmann a brain? Stann a groundgame? Rampage some common sense?
What if, what if...
I love it how Frankie is a boring point fighter because he doesnt get the KO but guys like Rampage/Wanderlei/Bendo/Cruz etc etc are all wrecking machines lol. People forget that Frankie has 7 "OTN" bonuses....something about 5 people in the world can say.
Give the guy some credit. He took it to Jose Aldo like no one has in a damn long time, And its Jose Fucking Aldo. Hes arguabley top3 in both LW and FW, and has never been finished..and consider that for the last 3 years he has litterally been fighting the #1 and #2 guys in his divisions.
The dudes a stud, losing a close decision to Aldo should never hurt your staus or fanbase.
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These are the bookings recorded for the Doris C. Gravat Detention Center for Jan. 11-13. Some of the people listed may not have actually spent time in jail if they posted bond and were released. Although those listed have been arrested and charged, that does not mean they have been found guilty. All bookings may be viewed online by visiting www.aikenstandard.com and clicking on the Crime tab.
Bradley James Wimberly, 29 trespass after notice, violation of order of protection
Darrell Cornell Tutt, 48 criminal domestic violence
Clifford Chisolm, 37 criminal domestic violence
Kimberly Ann McGee, 32 fraudulent check
Douglas Jackson, 44 driving under suspension second offense
Douglas Aubrey Arrington, 47 failure to pay family court
Demarques Tremall Jamison, 20 accessory after the fact, criminal conspiracy
Desmond Shiquah Swearinger, 17 malicious injury personal property, drug possession
Jeremy Marquise Holloway, 24 trespass after notice
Erin Maureen Haupt, 34 hold for McIntosh County
Charles Edward Wahl, 55 public drunk
Lafayette Lamont Lindsey Williams, 19 possession with intent to distribute marijuana, unlawful carrying of a pistol
Raymond Blocker Jr., 24 unlawful carrying of a pistol
Jeffrey Jones, 19 possession of a stolen vehicle
Demetrius Quattras Williams, 23 unlawful carrying of a pistol, possession of a stolen automobile, simple possession of marijuana
Eugene ONeal Edwards, 25 possession of a stolen vehicle, simple possession of marijuana, unlawful carrying of a pistol
Jimmie Johnson, 59 disorderly conduct
William Shabazz Nicholson, 31 open container of beer bench warrant
James Paul Spann, 26 family court bench warrant two counts
Frederick John Schofield, 56 driving under the influence
Terry Phillips, 55 driving under the influence
Ronald Jonathan Gary, 29 criminal domestic violence
Patrick William Jordan, 27 disorderly conduct
Brian Keith Bell, 45 no South Carolina drivers license, driving under the influence, no valid drivers license
Stephen Deon Frierson, 27 driving under the influence first offense
Martell Antoine Hightower, 19 trespass after first notice
John Caldwell Callahan, 52 discharge of a firearm in the city
Devin Deshawn Williams, 18 possession of a firearm, unlawful carrying of a pistol
Deshawn Marquis Sanders, 18 shoplifting value $2,000 or less
Donald Baron Jones, 19 possession of a firearm, pointing and presenting a firearm three counts, possession of a stolen vehicle, unlawful carrying of a firearm, disobeying lawful order
Crystal Marie Smith Kohler, 33 assault and battery third degree
Trellis Lavell Riley, 29 driving under the influence
Jestin Manning Taylor, 24 driving under suspension
Charles Victor Bealler, 45 driving under suspension second offense
Jimmie Lee Folks, 49 driving under suspension, driving under the influence, failure to return license plate, contempt of court failure to comply with court order
Barry William McCaslin, 51 animal cruelty, criminal domestic violence
Cassandra Ann Barton, 22 shoplifting less than $2,000 first offense
Desiree Danielle Barton, 28 shoplifting less than $2,000, possession of methamphetamine
Tammy Elsie McAllister, 45 criminal domestic violence
Quiera Latara Durham, 22 shoplifting less than $2,000 first offense
Kenny Dale Kirby, 24 hold per National Crime Information Center
Brandon Fitzgerald Goodwin, 26 simple possession of marijuana, shoplifting value $2,000 or less, disobeying lawful order
Raymond Lamar Phillips, 49 driving under suspension third offense, driving under the influence
Shamika Moniea Williams, 31 trespassing after notice
Andre DeGaulle Jackson Jr., 23 no valid drivers license, diving under the influence
James Pete Gonshorowski, 39 driving under the influence
Gabriel Patrick Gomisch, 27 disorderly conduct bench warrant, criminal domestic violence, open container bench warrant
Terry Ray Taylor Jr., 23 leaving the scene, driving under the influence first offense
Belton Ray Day, 46 disorderly conduct
Troy McCabe Williams Jr., 18 trespassing
Sharmaine Davis, 30 driving under suspension, hold for Bamberg County
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Students in Kevin Puckett's seventh grade science class weren't expecting to close the year out as published writers, but now they can say they did.
North Carolina Arts Council writer Belle Boggs spent a week each with students at Starmount and Forbush Middle schools to help encourage students to explore their creative side and write their stories for others to read.
"I'm working on a project that I developed earlier this year," Boggs said. "It's about landscape and identity that invites students to answer the question how does the place they live affect the person they are, the person they've become."
Boggs is from Virginia and has a collection of published stories titled "Mattaponi Queen," which won the Library of Virginia Literary Award and the Bakeless Prize, and she was recently named "best new southern author by Southern Living Magazine.
Boggs was asked to come to the middle schools by the principals and the Yadkin Cultural Arts Center. After collaborating with teachers and administration Boggs prepared a program to work with the students to create a unique writing experience.
"I work with the schools and I talk to the teachers ahead of time and find out what the students are working on," Boggs said. "We also identify schools in other locations. This time there are four schools. There are students at Starmount Middle, Forbush Middle, The Haw Bridge School in Alamance County and students at Sacred Heart Middle School in Washington, DC."
Boggs said that she worked with students from Forbush and Starmount Middle for a week each. They began their journey by reading poetry and prose that focused on landscape. Then she took the students outdoors to experience their surroundings, take notes and get inspired.
The last few days were spent working on drafts and perfecting a final copy of a story or poem to post on Bogg's blog.
"They'll be able to read the writing of their peers at the local school and also work from the schools in Alamance County and Washington, DC," Boggs said. "They have a chance to see the different traditions, cultures, interests, experiences with landscapes, students and other places."
Boggs said that the students really seem to respond to the project since it provides positive online interaction. She says that she encourages other professional writers to go on to the blog and read and comment on the students' work.
"I think that writing for a publication and writing for a wider audience does give it more of a special feeling," Boggs said. "I think it motivates the students to do their best work. I always try to give them an opportunity to share their work with a wider audience in some way so that they feel like they are doing it for a purpose."
Boggs also spent some time with the community members in Yadkinville on Veterans Day. She led a memoir writing seminar at the Yadkin County Public Library where she guided attendees through the basics of writing about their family history and stories.
"I thought that the community members were really fantastic," Boggs said. "There was a real interest in preserving stories of their families and stories of their community before those stories were lost."
The final event for Boggs was a short reading for Forbush Middle students and gathering for families and community members. A selection of brave students took to the mic to share their story or their poem with a room full of parents and peers.
Other students' work was displayed on the walls of the arts council classrooms for attendees to read and laptops were set up in both rooms for everyone to go online and read entries on the blog and comment.
Boggs said that her experiences with Forbush and Starmount Middle students was a fulfilling one,
"I think that the students at Forbush and Starmount are really fantastic writers," Boggs said. "They love the outdoors and they are very interested in hunting, fishing, farming, gardening and being outside. They all seem to be interested in the traditions of their families. They are writing about their own experiences and their own interests, their family traditions and their cultures."
Boggs said that while this is the end of her time in Yadkin County she would love the opportunity to come back and work with the library by attending a book club meeting or to read to other classes.
"I have been thrilled to work with the students and teachers here," Boggs said. "I think Yadkin County has a wonderful school system. It seems like there is a really great community here. It's been a really nice two weeks."
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If the taxpayers in Moretown have "sticker shock" on the proposed lower price of their new town hall, then Waitsfield's taxpayers must be completely dumbfounded by the prices of theirs!
Ah, poor Moretown didn't even reach the $1 million level? The problem Moretown has is it's either not trying hard enough or they just do not have enough dedicated task force citizens (which in my day they were called "busybodies") to rush them into choices no one wants. As the Romans used to say, Cui bono? And remember the first rule of bad politics is never to let a good crisis go to waste.
Why in dreadful economic times are there all these big increases in spending and school taxes being sought, even as student enrollment keeps decreasing? I sympathize with our school boards, they do a great job, but their hands are tied by what items they're allowed to cut out of their own budgets. And what about those big pay increases of 3.5 to 5 percent for the non-teaching element at the top of the food chain? Oh boy, this year we get to vote on more than one school budget. I can't seem to remember any school budgets ever getting voted down, how about you?
Plus we get to elect a select board member. Isn't it strange how people keeping voting in the same people expecting to get a different result each time?
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A natural middleweight, Lyoto Machida has competed in the UFC's light heavyweight division to avoid fighting good friend and training partner Anderson Silva. With Silva having lost his title, Machida has moved to the middleweight division to chase a title, and now would fight Silva should he regain the title in December:
Here's what he told Gareth Davies on the post-fight show:
"I don't know, it's very hard to say, but I for sure want to be champion. I want the belt, but I don't know. I'll just (leave it) in Dana White's hands. ... Even if he asks me to fight at 205 pounds, I can do that."
What a sickeningly safe and standard reply, right?
There is good news, though.
Indeed, when Davies pressed and asked if that meant fighting the winner of Anderson Silva vs. Chris Weidman at UFC 168 on Dec. 28 later this year, after a brief moment of hesitation Machida replied in the affirmative:
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March 26, 2010
For the second straight season, the Cal State Northridge men's and women's track and field squads will head to UCLA's Drake Stadium for the Cal-Nevada Championships.
This weekend's championships get underway Saturday at 11 a.m. with the women's javelin. The first event on the track Saturday will be the men's 110 hurdles at 1 p.m. The distance carnival (steeplechase, 5000m and 10,000m) is slated for Saturday evening beginning with the first of two sections in the men's steeplechase at 6 p.m. Things get underway Sunday at 11 a.m. with the women's discus while first up on the track Sunday is the men's 4x100 relay at 1:30 p.m. The final event of the meet, the women's 4x400 relay, begins at 4:25 p.m. All field events will be final on the day of competition. Track events will have prelims on Saturday, with finals to follow on Sunday.
UCLA claimed both the men and women won team titles last season. The Bruin men have won the last four Cal-Nevada titles while the UCLA women have won two of the past four championships with San Diego State taking the other two.
The Matador men will look to improve on last season's second-place finish at the Cal-Nevada Championships also held at Drake Stadium. Northridge last won the Cal-Nevada Championship in 2005 when the Matadors scored 157 team points to repeat at the meet held in Fresno. Northridge also won the 2004 championship in San Luis Obsipo with 127 points. The Matadors have had strong second place finishes in 2006 (105 pts.) and again in 2009 (96 pts.).
DeShawn Waters, the defending Cal-Nevada Champion in both the 100 and 200 meters, will not compete this weekend leaving Reindell Cole to defend his long jump title from 2009. The Matadors' 4x100 relay team is also the defending champion.
The Northridge women improved from their fourth-place finish in 2008 to a third-place finish last year. The Matadors last won the Cal-Nevada Championship in 2002 when their scored 129.5 points at Fresno State. Northridge tallied 81 points last year but have posted second place finishes in both 2005 (123 pts.) and 2006 (122.5 pts.).
Sherrina Lofton, the defending Cal-Nevada champion in both the 100 and 200 meters, also will not compete this weekend leaving Stephanie Ralls to defend her javelin title from 2009. The Matador women also are the defending 4x100 relay champions.
Cal State Northridge has a pair of outdoor meets in the books this season and have seven outdoor meets remaining before the conference championships on May 14-15 at the Matador Track Complex.


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Once upon a time, the steam engine ruled supreme — first in trains and heavy tractors, as you well know, but eventually in cars as well. It's quite hard to fathom today, but at the turn of the 20th century, more than half the cars in the US were steam-powered. The steam engine so advanced that, in 1906, a steam car called the Stanley Rocket even held land speed record — a heady 127 mph!


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Hello ! I'm Guillaume and I create templates for Themeforest as well as various items for Codecanyon. You can follow me across Envato marketplaces or on Twitter if you wish.
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If you encounter an issue when using my work or find a problem, you can contact me at any time from my this page. You'll need to be logged in to be able to access the contact form (in the right sidebar). I usually reply within 24-48 hours but during holidays or week-ends, it can take more time.
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You'll find in my portfolio 5 mega menus and for all of them, the live preview should give you an idea about their specific features but let's see more in details what they have to offer (and I'll use numbers to avoid repeating their full title) :
- CSS3 Mega Drop Down Menu
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- Mega Menu Reloaded
- Universal Mega Menu
- FlexiNav – Flexible and Responsive Navigation
Each menu has a different aspect :
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- 3), 4) and 5) have only the color scheme shown in the preview.
Drop downs
- 1) has 7 sizes for the drop downs (from 1 to 6 columns + a full width option)
- 2), 4) and 5) have 12 sizes including the full width
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Ahmed Abdulkadir Warsame
News about Ahmed Abdulkadir Warsame, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
A Holder Legacy: Shifting Terror Cases to the Civilian Courts, and Winning
The success of Attorney General Eric H. Holder Jr. in reversing the Bush administration's emphasis on trying terrorism suspects in secret prisons or at offshore military tribunals may be one of his most significant achievements.
October 22, 2014, Wednesday
MORE ON AHMED ABDULKADIR WARSAME AND: Holder, Eric H Jr , Terrorism , Justice Department , Military Tribunals , September 11 (2001) , Detainees
Mission Almost Impossible
A whistle-blower describes his path from biker-gang leader to Muslim activist to spy for three Western intelligence agencies.
September 14, 2014, Sunday
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What's Next for Libya Suspect, on Ship and Beyond?
The U.S. military got its man, and has handed him over to the Justice Department. What's next for Ahmed Abu Khattala, the Libyan militant accused of being a mastermind of the 2012 Benghazi attacks? What's happening on the ship where he's being held?...
June 18, 2014, Wednesday
Former Detainee's Right to Speedy Trial Wasn't Violated, Appeals Panel Rules
A court upheld the conviction of Ahmed Khalfan Ghailani, who had a nearly five-year delay before being tried on charges related to the 1998 bombings of two American Embassies in Africa.
October 25, 2013, Friday
MORE ON AHMED ABDULKADIR WARSAME AND: Leval, Pierre N , Terrorism , Nairobi (Kenya) , Guantanamo Bay Naval Base (Cuba) , Diplomatic Service, Embassies and Consulates , Al Qaeda , Dar es Salaam (Tanzania) , Kaplan, Lewis A , Ghailani, Ahmed Khalfan , Parker, Barrington D Jr , Detainees , Cabranes, Jose A
Lawyer Sought for Terror Suspect Held on Navy Ship
The chief federal public defender in Manhattan asked that his office be appointed to represent the suspect, Nazih Abdul-Hamed al-Ruqai, who had been captured in Libya.
October 9, 2013, Wednesday
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How the U.S. Is Interrogating a Qaeda Suspect
A captured leader of Al Qaeda, Nazih Abdul-Hamed al-Ruqai, is reportedly being questioned by American intelligence specialists on a Navy ship in the Mediterranean Sea.
October 8, 2013, Tuesday
MORE ON AHMED ABDULKADIR WARSAME AND: Interrogations , Terrorism , Libya , Detainees , Warsame, Ahmed Abdulkadir , Ruqai, Nazih Abdul-Hamed al- , Al Qaeda , Tripoli (Libya)
U.S. Said to Hold Qaeda Suspect on Navy Ship
With the capture of Abu Anas al-Libi, only a few Qaeda operatives indicted in the 1998 bombings of two American embassies in East Africa are believed to be still at large.
October 7, 2013, Monday
MORE ON AHMED ABDULKADIR WARSAME AND: Nairobi (Kenya) , Ruqai, Nazih Abdul-Hamed al- , Terrorism , Al Qaeda , Diplomatic Service, Embassies and Consulates , Libya
Target in U.S. Raid on Somalia Is Called Top Shabab Planner of Attacks Abroad
The man, a Kenyan of Somali origin known as Ikrimah, was not captured, and there is as yet no evidence that he was killed in the firefight on the Somali coast early Saturday.
October 7, 2013, Monday
MORE ON AHMED ABDULKADIR WARSAME AND: Nabhan, Saleh Ali Saleh , Shabab , Terrorism , Abdikadir, Abdikadir Mohamed , Somalia , Navy Seals , United States Defense and Military Forces
Targeted Killing Comes to Define War on Terror
Despite administration officials' statements that their strong preference is for capturing terrorists, a reliance on killing terrorism suspects has defined the Obama years.
April 8, 2013, Monday
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Terrorist Has Cooperated With U.S. Since Secret Guilty Plea in 2011, Papers Show
The case of Ahmed Abdulkadir Warsame, who was interrogated for months without a lawyer, has been seen as a test of the Obama administration's counterterrorism tactics.
March 26, 2013, Tuesday
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February is not just for lovers anymore. The American Heart Association (AHA)
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The cat's bowl is full of nutritious Instinctive Choice. Your canine
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If you're like most people, you are probably wondering, "What are essential
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There seems to be a lot of confusion out there as to the best sources of
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and give you the information you need to make educated choices.
First, there are three main types of omega-3 fatty acids: DHA, EPA and ALA.
DHA (docosahexaenoic acid) and EPA (Eicosapentaenoic acid) are found in fish and
ALA (alpha-linolenic acid ) is found in plants like flaxseed. When you choose an
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but make sure you are getting enough EPA and DHA, as these fatty acids are
responsible for the majority of the health benefits of omega-3's.
This is important to remember: if a food or supplement states it is high in
omega-3, it does not necessarily mean it is high in EPA and DHA. For example,
although flaxseed oil is six times richer than most fish oils in omega-3's,
flaxseed oil contains mainly ALA, not DHA and EPA. Unfortunately, our bodies can
only convert ALA into DHA and EPA in very small amounts. Scientific studies have
revealed that fatty acids from fish or fish oil, but not flaxseed oil, benefited
patients with cardiovascular disease and ADHD. More...
On Tuesday, March 2, 2010, a lawsuit was filed in a San Francisco Superior Court, which alleged that several popular brands of fish oil supplements have illegally undisclosed and unnecessarily high levels of contamination from toxic PCB compounds. Widely regarded as cancer-causing agents, PCB's were outlawed from manufacture in 1979. The lawsuit names eight manufacturers and retailers of fish and fish liver oils (as well as shark and shark liver oils) which tested positive for PCB contamination that exceeded the limits approved for human consumption under California's Proposition 65. The initial defendants named are CVS Pharmacy, Inc.; General Nutrition Corp. (GNC); Now Health Group, Inc.; Omega Protein, Inc.; Pharmavite LLC (Nature Made brand); Rite Aid Corp.; Solgar, Inc.; and TwinLab Corp.
These allegations should give consumers cause for grave concern. Although many currently marketed fish oil supplements feature claims of being "treated" to remove or reduce levels of PCB's and other toxins, many fail to accurately state the residual levels of PCB's remaining after "treatment". This lack of disclosure leaves consumers completely in the dark, not knowing whether or not they are ingesting high levels of PCB's when taking their omega-3 supplement. The allegations are deeply disturbing, as many consumers regularly take their supplements every day. More...


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The regularly scheduled meeting of the Board of Trustees was called to order at 4:40 p.m. by President Peg Giesler. In attendance were Trustees Mary Taylor, Greg McHenry, Roxanne Michels and Librarian Teresa Pennington. Absent: Trustees Merle Clark, Jerry Cockcroft, Mary Ann Tucker and Sharon Farris.
Minutes of the September 8, 2008 meeting were reviewed. Motion: McHenry, second Michels to approve the minutes as read. Motion carried.
Finance Report:
Finance report was reviewed. Motion: Michels, second McHenry to approve finance report as read. Motion carried.
Book Committee:
Motion: Michels, second McHenry to approve 16 titles of nonfiction for purchase through the Lucy Bishop Fund. Motion carried.
House Committee:
McHenry reported that Hand's Construction has not yet replaced the ceiling tiles in the Children's Reading Room. As for work on the roof, Pennington reported that insurance will cover temporary and permanent roof repairs, but the cost is below the city's deductible. Insurance will not cover the needed maintenance to the roof, gutters and downspouts. McHenry reported that Art Reese Lumber Co. will replace the downspouts this fall, but will not be able to complete any other roof work until spring 2009. Pennington reported that she will make a $400 down payment for the elevator work to be started. She also reported that Dave Patterson will clean the traffic pattern areas of the carpet upstairs and downstairs on Sunday, Oct. 19.
Reading Room: Pennington reported that Mary Ida Riedell's daughter Nancy Conner visited the library and was pleased with the portrait of her mother hung in the Reading Room.
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Statistical report was reviewed. Motion: McHenry, second Michels to approve report as read. Motion carried.
Old Business:
The Per Capita Grant application is completed and ready for board members' signatures. Pennington will submit the application by October 15, 2008.
Five people attended WILL's digital TV/radio presentation on September 18, 2008.
New Business:
The Annual Profile Summary for Lincoln Trails Library System has been completed. Pennington will send it in by October 15, 2008.
Librarian Julie Eveland shared the process that she and Pennington use to decide what books, periodicals and DVDs to purchase, and which books and audio books to lease.
Librarian's Announcements:
The Lincoln-Douglas Debates exhibit is in the northeast meeting room now through October 31.
The library will be closed Columbus Day, October 13.
Monthly storytimes for Creative Center and Head Start begin October 15.
Congressman Tim Johnson's mobile office hours on October 16 are 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
Julie Eveland will represent the library at District 95's parent workshop "Families Building Better Readers" on October 16 at Carolyn Wenz school.
Don Chamberlain will give a slide presentation entitled "Lincoln in Illinois: The Lincoln-Douglas Debates," on Thursday, October 16 at 6:30 p.m. in the Gibson Room.
Storyhour begins on Tuesday, October 21 at 10:30 a.m. and continues through April.
The library is hosting "Genealogy Computer Night," October 21, from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. to encourage use of the programs HeritageQuest Online and Ancestry Library Edition.
Charla Sanchez will return to work part-time for several months (about 11 hours per week) on October 27.
Meeting Adjourned at 5:25 p.m.
Respectfully Submitted,
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- Kollisionen schwerer Ionen (8) (remove)
- Antibaryons in massive heavy ion reactions : importance of potentials (1995)
- In the framework of RQMD we investigate antiproton observables in massive heavy ion collisions at AGS energies and compare to preliminary results of the E878 collaboration. We focus here on the considerable influence of the real part of an antinucleon nucleus optical potential on the ¯p momentum spectra. Pacs-numbers: 14.20 Dh, 25.70.-z
- Phasespace Correlations of Antideuterons in Heavy Ion Collisions (1995)
- In the framework of the relativistic quantum molecular dynamics approach (RQMD) we investigate antideuteron (d) observables in Au+Au collisions at 10.7 AGeV. The impact parameter dependence of the formation ratios d/p2 and d/p2 is calculated. In central collisions, the antideuteron formation ratio is predicted to be two orders of magnitude lower than the deuteron formation ratio. The d yield in central Au+Au collisions is one order of magnitude lower than in Si+Al collisions. In semicentral collisions di erent configuration space distributions of p s and d s lead to a large squeeze out e ect for antideuterons, which is not predicted for the p s.
- Hypermatter : properties and formation in relativistic nuclear collisions (1995)
- The extension of the Periodic System into hitherto unexplored domains - anti- matter and hypermatter - is discussed. Starting from an analysis of hyperon and single hypernuclear properties we investigate the structure of multi-hyperon objects (MEMOs) using an extended relativistic meson field theory. These are contrasted with multi-strange quark states (strangelets). Their production mechanism is stud- ied for relativistic collisions of heavy ions from present day experiments at AGS and SPS to future opportunities at RHIC and LHC. It is pointed out that abso- lutely stable hypermatter is unlikely to be produced in heavy ion collisions. New attention should be focused on short lived metastable hyperclusters ( / 10 10s) and on intensity interferometry of multi-strange-baryon correlations.
- Dynamics of strangeness production and strange matter formation (1996)
- We want to draw the attention to the dynamics of a (finite) hadronizing quark matter drop. Strange and antistrange quarks do not hadronize at the same time for a baryon-rich system1. Both the hadronic and the quark matter phases enter the strange sector fs 6= 0 of the phase diagram almost immediately, which has up to now been neglected in almost all calculations of the time evolution of the system. Therefore it seems questionable, whether final particle yields reflect the actual thermodynamic properties of the system at a certain stage of the evolution. We put special interest on the possible formation of exotic states, namely strangelets (multistrange quark clusters). They may exist as (meta-)stable exotic isomers of nuclear matter 2. It was speculated that strange matter might exist also as metastable exotic multi-strange (baryonic) objects (MEMO s 3). The possible creation in heavy ion collisions of long-lived remnants of the quark-gluon-plasma, cooled and charged up with strangeness by the emission of pions and kaons, was proposed in 1,4,5. Strangelets can serve as signatures for the creation of a quark gluon plasma. Currently, both at the BNL-AGS and at the CERN-SPS experiments are carried out to search for MEMO s and strangelets, e. g. by the E864, E878 and the NA52 collaborations9,
- Intermediate mass dileptons from secondary Drell-Yan processes (1998)
- Recent reports on enhancements of intermediate and hight mass muon pairs producedin heavy ion collisions have attracted much attention.
- Dissociation rates of J / psi's with comoving mesons : thermal versus nonequilibrium scenario. (1998)
- We study J/psi dissociation processes in hadronic environments. The validity of a thermal meson gas ansatz is tested by confronting it with an alternative, nonequilibrium scenario. Heavy ion collisions are simulated in the frame- work of the microscopic transport model UrQMD, taking into account the production of charmonium states through hard parton-parton interactions and subsequent rescattering with hadrons. The thermal gas and microscopic transport scenarios are shown to be very dissimilar. Estimates of J/psi survival probabilities based on thermal models of comover interactions in heavy ion collisions are therefore not reliable.
- Equilibrium and nonequilibrium effects in nucleus nucleus collisions (1999)
- Abstract: Local thermal and chemical equilibration is studied for central AqA collisions at 10.7 160 AGeV in the Ultrarelativis- . tic Quantum Molecular Dynamics model UrQMD . The UrQMD model exhibits strong deviations from local equilibrium at the high density hadron string phase formed during the early stage of the collision. Equilibration of the hadron resonance matter is established in the central cell of volume Vs125 fm3 at later stages, tG10 fmrc, of the resulting quasi-isentropic expansion. The thermodynamical functions in the cell and their time evolution are presented. Deviations of the UrQMD quasi-equilibrium state from the statistical mechanics equilibrium are found. They increase with energy per baryon and lead to a strong enhancement of the pion number density as compared to statistical mechanics estimates at SPS energies. PACS: 25.75.-q; 24.10.Lx; 24.10.Pa; 64.30.qt
- Critical review of quark gluon plasma signatures (1999)
- Noneequilibrium models (three-fluid hydrodynamics and UrQMD) use to discuss the uniqueness of often proposed experimental signatures for quark matter formation in relativistic heavy ion collisions. It is demonstrated that these two models - although they do treat the most interesting early phase of the collisions quite differently(thermalizing QGP vs. coherent color fields with virtual particles) - both yields a reasonable agreement with a large variety of the available heavy ion data.


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The Atlanta Thrashers have reassigned left wing Michael Forney and goaltender Chris Carrozzi from the ECHL's Gwinnett Gladiators to the Chicago Wolves. In addition, the Wolves have recalled left wing Patrick Galivan from Gwinnett, and Atlanta has assigned defenseman Zach Redmond to Chicago.
FORNEY recorded one assist in seven games with the Wolves earlier this season. The 22-year-old forward led the Gladiators with 21 goals, 45 assists and 66 points in 66 games this season. His 45 assists shared seventh in the ECHL, while his 66 points ranked 13th in the league.
CARROZZI made his American Hockey League debut in one game with Chicago this season, posting a 5.55 goals-against average and .778 save percentage in a 6-5 overtime loss to the Peoria Rivermen on March 1. The 21-year-old netminder also backstopped 47 outings for Gwinnett during his professional debut this season, notching a 3.23 goals-against average, .894 save percentage and 16-22-4 record.
GALIVAN posted one assist in five outings with the Wolves this season. The 24-year-old forward also held second on Gwinnett and shared 15th in the ECHL with 39 assists, and ranked second on the Gladiators with 51 points in 58 matchups this season.
REDMOND, who was Atlanta's seventh selection, 184th overall, in the 2008 National Hockey League Entry Draft, recently concluded a four-year career at Ferris State University. The 22-year-old blueliner notched a career-high seven goals, along with 13 assists, for 20 points in 26 matchups as a senior this year, and was named to the Central Collegiate Hockey Association (CCHA) All-Conference First Team and nominated as a candidate for the Hobey Baker Award.
Overall, the Traverse City, Mich., native tallied 90 points (22G, 68A) in 141 games with Ferris State, spanning four seasons (2007-2011).
The players will join the Wolves when they take on the Peoria Rivermen at Carver Arena on Friday at 7 p.m.
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Rosemont, Ill.---Left wing Darren Archibald delivered the game's first two goals and the Chicago Wolves held on for a 4-3 victory over Hamilton on Thursday night at Allstate Arena.
Captain Darren Haydar added his second goal in as many games and defenseman Peter Andersson produced his first goal in North America to aid the Wolves (11-9-2-1). Matt Climie posted 34 saves to earn a win for the second game in a row.
"We did a lot of things well tonight and were able to hold off a late charge with a solid penalty kill," said Wolves head coach Scott Arniel. "It was a big win for us and you never can criticize a win."
The Wolves opened the scoring shortly two seconds after the game's first power play ended when Archibald scored at 19:44 of the first period. Archibald took possession of the puck below the goal line near the crease and banked a shot off Hamilton goaltender Cedrick Desjardins' skate into the net. Defensemen Chris Tanev and Brad Hunt earned assists on the play.
Archibald gave the Wolves a 2-0 lead with a power-play goal at 9:24 of the second period. Jordan Schroeder centered a pass to Andrew Gordon in the slot, but Gordon's deflection wound up just outside the crease. Archibald dove for the puck and flipped a backhand past Desjardins while crashing to the ice.
Left wing Bill Sweatt set up Haydar's goal at 1:25 of the third period when he zipped behind the net and tried to stuff a wraparound past Desjardins. Haydar lifted the rebound over Desjardins to give Chicago a 3-0 lead.
Hamilton's Joonas Nattinen broke up Climie's shutout bid 6:14 into the third period, but Andersson answered 45 seconds later with a shot from the point. The Bulldogs (9-11-1-1) added a Michael Bournival power-play goal at 13:31 and Nathan Beaulieu tapped home a rebound with one minute left to set the final margin.
Climie (4-7-0) went the route for the sixth game in a row. Desjardins (5-3-0) finished with 21 saves.
The Wolves travel to Lake Erie on Saturday for a 6:30 p.m. game before returning to Allstate Arena on Wednesday, Dec. 19, for an 11 a.m. School-Day contest against Abbotsford. For tickets, call 1-800-THE-WOLVES or visit ChicagoWolves.com.
Hamilton 0 0 3 -- 3
Chicago 1 1 2 -- 4
First Period---1, Archibald 3 (Tanev, Hunt), 19:44. Penalties--- Nash, Hamilton (interference), 17:42; Longpre, Chicago (delay of game), 19:56.
Second Period---2, Chicago, Archibald 4 (Gordon, Schroeder), 9:24 pp. Penalties---Connauton, Chicago (delay of game), 4:25; Gallagher, Hamilton (goaltender interference), 8:21; Blunden, Hamilton (roughing), 8:21; Sterling, Chicago (roughing), 8:21; Stortini, Hamilton (fighting), 10:45; Archibald, Chicago (fighting), 10:45; Miller, Chicago (tripping), 13:23.
Third Period---3, Chicago, Haydar 2 (Sweatt, Tanev), 1:25; 4, Hamilton, Nattinen 4 (Beaulieu, Commodore), 6:14; 5, Chicago, Andersson 1 (Matheson, Haydar), 6:59; 6, Hamilton, Bournival 2 (St-Denis, Chaput), 13:31 pp; 7, Hamilton, Beaulieu 1 (Blunden, Gallagher), 19:00. Penalties---Ellis, Hamilton (holding), 7:34; Longpre, Chicago (tripping), 10:13; Miller, Chicago (double minor high-sticking), 10:16; Dumont, Hamilton (tripping), 16:40; Ebbett, Chicago (faceoff violation), 19:50.
Shots on goal---Hamilton: 15-13-9—37; Chicago: 10-10-5—25. Power plays---Hamilton 1-7; Chicago 1-4. Goalies—Hamilton, Desjardins (21-25), Chicago, Climie (34-37). A---3,422. Referee---Joe Sullivan. Linesmen---Aaron Mills and Alex Stagnone.


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Bird Island Research Station Webcam
The Bird Island webcam is situated in the office window of Prince House, the living/accomodation building on Bird Island. It usually points South West, towards Molly Hill and Tonk. The generator shed and the jetty can be seen in the foreground. It is updated every hour, but the blind is closed at dusk so no image will be seen after dark. This prevents night-flying birds that are attracted to the light from hitting the windows.
In summer, the beach in the foreground is a busy Antarctic fur seal breeding colony, in winter it is sometimes visited by leopard seals, and in spring by large male elephant seals. Gentoo penguins can be seen at any time. Dense fog can sometimes make the image rather disappointing, but our constantly changing wildlife and seasons means the camera is of interest all year round.
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Spreading Buckeye fever across the globe: Tom Manning, BSBA 1974 (LM) and his wife Deanna visited the Great Wall of China along with Deanna's sister Armanda and her husband Eric. Wonderful day to tour the country near Beijing as part of the Alamance County, NC Chamber of Commerce Delegation.Alumni, Asia
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