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Outgoing Italian Prime Minister Mario Monti gestures as he delivers a... News PhotoDemocracy,Election,Gesturing,Italy,Mario Monti,Political Rally,Politics,Prime Minister,Rome - Italy,Speech,Vertical,VitalityPhotographer Giorgio CosulichCollection: Getty Images News 2013 Giorgio CosulichROME, ITALY - FEBRUARY 15: Outgoing Italian Prime Minister Mario Monti gestures as he delivers a speech during a campaign rally for his centrist alliance 'With Monit For Italy' (Con Monti Per L'Italia) and the 'Civic Choice' (Scelta Civica) moevemtn on February 15, 2013 in Rome, Italy. Italians will head to the polls on February 24 and 25 to to elect the new Italian Prime Minister. (Photo by Giorgio Cosulich/Getty Images)


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Last Modified: October 21, 2005
Presenter: J. E. Bekelman, MD
Presenter's Affiliation: Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, NY, NY
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This is an interesting piece of research from the group at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center . The PORT meta-analysis, while on its surface eliminating the rationale for PORT, was not a perfect paper. There are a number of criticisms to the PORT meta-analysis, and data from that paper can be used to support the use of PORT in selected patients (especially N2 patients). It is not a safe conclusion to state that all physicians should have stopped using PORT since the publication of the meta-analysis. It is unclear from this research whether or not PORT was used appropriately, and it is probably too difficult to use the SEER database to determine this question. The operative findings, margin status, and histologic features may all have influenced the decision to recommend PORT after surgery. This research does show what it set out to though; that the use of PORT has decreased following the publication of the meta-analysis. It is interesting to learn about how physicians change their practice patterns based on the published literature. Many different variables will likely influence how physicians use the literature including: where something is published, how dutifully and intelligently physicians read the literature, and the perceived value of the research published. In the case of the PORT meta-analysis, the perceived value of the research may not be as high as the authors of this abstract think it should be, and this may have influenced the patterns of care in the since its publication.

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"When I was an undergrad, I never even thought about getting a PhD," said Jennifer Friedrich. "But once I was getting my master's at Saybrook, I never thought twice about it."
Now a PhD student in clinical psychology, Jennifer said she's thrilled to have found a school that is both excellent career training and compatible with her values.
"I found that most schools are very conservative or traditionalist or cookie cutter, but even during my admissions process the administrative staff and faculty at Saybrook were very one-on-one, mentoring, humanistic, and kind," she said. "My education is really opening the doors to many different opportunities – my master's really prepared me for a job in the field."
She's also surprised herself another way, discovering that she has a passion for working with children who are victims of trauma … a field she'd never expected to find herself in.
"It's really hard work, but it's extremely rewarding," Jennifer said. "When you teach a child something and they are able to implement it and verbalize it and it actually works for them, it's the greatest thing in the world. It's better than a paycheck: I know I'm giving them a tool that they can use for the rest of their life."
She's starting her own business working with kids who have gone through complex trauma, and is focusing her dissertation on the things she wants to better understand in that field.
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U.S. Sen. Charles E. Schumer, D-N.Y., called on the Federal Aviation Administration to choose an application from Central New York-based Northeast UAS Airspace Integration Research Alliance, or NUAIR, as a part of its search for six sites to test unmanned aerial systems.
The test of integrating unmanned aircraft into the National Airspace System by 2015 was spurred by the FAA Modernization and Reform Act of 2012.
The formal FAA application for the nonprofit NUAIR is being led by the CenterState Corporation for Economic Opportunity in New York and MassDevelopment in Massachusetts, and will be submitted by Griffiss International Airport.
NUAIR is an organization of more than 40 academic institutions and private and public entities from the two states.
Sen. Schumer voiced his support for the selection in a press release issued Monday afternoon, stating that it would benefit multiple parties in the state, including Fort Drum.
Working with NUAIR, Ill keep making the case to the FAA that Central New York and the north country are the ideal locations to lead the way on doing more unmanned aircraft systems research, for purposes like cracking down on cross-border drug smuggling, responding to natural disasters and aiding our local farmers and the agriculture industry, he said in a statement included in the press release.
The press release states that if picked by the FAA, NUAIRs team would put in place its five-year plan to transform UAS applications, conducting research and testing operations in restricted airspace across Upstate New York to begin the safe integration of the aircraft.
Sen. Schumer said in the press release that the application benefits from the proximity of New York Air National Guards 174th Attack Wing, the Air Force Research Laboratory in Rome and Fort Drum.
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First show of the 2015-16 season:
Songs for a New World
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Oct. 15-18 , 2015
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The first musical from Tony Award winner Jason Robert Brown ("Parade," "The Last Five Years," "The Bridges of Madison County"), this moving collection of powerful songs examines life, love and the choices we make.
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Welcome to the 2015-16 season of the Department of Theater Arts, featuring collaborations among students, faculty, staff and guest artists.
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Norwegian authorities have captured the man suspected of Friday's bombing in Oslo and shooting at Utoya island, which left 91 people dead. The suspect is Anders Behrin Breivik, 32, whom Norwegian authorities describe as a Christian fundamentalist.
Breivik's attack on Friday began with a bomb in the capital's government headquarters, which houses the Prime Minister's office. Seven people are believed dead in that attack. But Breivik, apparently, was waiting to do murder at the Island, which is about 20 miles from Oslo. There, he gunned down 84.
Said Norwegian Prime Minister Jens Stoltenberg, "My childhood paradise ... yesterday was transformed into Hell."
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A Watertown man who was found guilty Friday afternoon of sexually abusing a 12-year-old girl is in critical condition at Samaritan Medical Center after apparently taking a pill upon hearing the verdict.
Jon K. Massey, 52, collapsed as he was being led from Jefferson County Court about a half hour after being convicted of two counts each of first-degree criminal sexual act and second-degree course of sexual conduct against a child.
While a deputy and a New York state court officer escorted Massey from the court complex, he began to show signs of sickness and anxiety. Massey stated he had taken an undetermined substance directly after the verdict, according to a news release from the Jefferson County Sheriffs Department.
He was listed in critical condition at 7:30 p.m., according to Samaritan Medical Center.
Mr. Massey did not display any emotion upon the reading of the verdict.
However, trial testimony revealed that he has had suicidal ideations in the past, including on the day that he was arrested on the sexual abuse charges.
There were serious concerns that this situation could occur, but I had addressed them as best as I thought I could, said Salvatore J. Piemonte, Camillus, Mr. Masseys defense attorney.
Mr. Piemonte, who was sitting next to Mr. Massey as the guilty verdict was pronounced, said he did not see Mr. Massey put anything into his mouth.
A jury deliberated for about nine hours over two days before finding Mr. Massey guilty of two counts each of first-degree criminal sexual act and second-degree course of sexual conduct against a child.
Assistant District Attorney Patricia L. Dzuiba maintained that Mr. Massey allowed the girl to stay at his residence between September 2009 and April 2010, a period in which he was involved in a relationship with the girls mother. It was claimed that Mr. Massey began making inappropriate comments to the girl and touching her, behavior that escalated to sexual abuse.
Mr. Piemonte countered that the sexual abuse claim arose only after Mr. Massey took the mothers side in a dispute over a relationship the girl was having as a teenager with an adult male, a relationship for which the mother threatened to have the man arrested.
At the close of testimony Thursday, the four top counts against Mr. Massey, including three counts of predatory sexual assault against a child and first-degree criminal sexual act, were dismissed. The first three counts were dismissed by Judge Kim H. Martusewicz based on a motion by Mr. Piemonte that they duplicated the criminal sexual act counts. The final count was dismissed for lack of evidence.
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The ConAgra Foods Lamb Weston plant in Boardman, Ore. is located in the heart of one of most prime vegetable-growing regions in the U.S. ? the Pacific Northwest. It is one of the most versatile plants in the Lamb Weston fleet and produces a wide range of frozen potato products, from french fries, seasoned fries, Twisters, wedge and formed products and their own Alexia Brand, all of which are distributed to restaurants and retail customers worldwide.
The Boardman West plant was originally built in 1972 by Gourmet Foods and was acquired by Lamb Weston 1987. The Boardman East plant was built in 1996 by Logan International, and was purchased by Lamb Weston in 2006.
ConAgra Foods Lamb Weston seizes every opportunity to preserve and protect vital natural resources by managing energy and water usage, and by reducing waste and pollution. Boardman efficiency features include the following:
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G.Skill DDR3 2200 MHz C7 PI memory review -
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Okay okay let's start with the annoying fact first -- we all know that buying products from the extreme high-end gear range in the end will give us not really huge value for money right ? I mean if you take a Core i7 950 processor and compare it with a Core i7 975 -- in ordinary daily usage .. could you really tell the difference ? The enthusiast high-end game is expensive, often does not pay off really well; but it's just such darn nice gear to play around with isn't it ?
Hey everybody, with this plea I'm trying to justify the memory we'll be testing today. G.Skill recently put out a low voltage dual-channel DDR3 memory kit on the market to pair with your shiny P55 / Core i7 860/870 PC. The memory is rated at 2200 MHz and does so at a sexy CAS latency of 7 (!) (we'll explain timings and latency in this article btw).
Some Memory vendors felt the need to go really extreme, and GSkill did exactly that. 2200 MHZ at CAS 7 at low voltage (1.65v). Now if you don't know what these number mean, then surely this memory and review is not catered for you. Seriously, it's one of the few memory kits we have seen we consider to be extremely uber cool. Powered by Elpida Hyper ICs G.Skill certainly tries to make a difference.
So today we'll test this kit with 2x 2GB memory, and that is quite a challenge as we'll need to make a really good effort to get the processor at a high base clock and a motherboard that allows it. As such we take the MSI Big bang Trinergy P55 motherboard and pair it with a Core i7 870 processor which offers a memory ratio we really enjoy. Small hint, you should only use this memory with a Core i7 860 or Core i7 870 as you really need that extra multiplier to reach 2200 MHz.
Our target will be to try and achieve that 2200 MHz on the memory. Hard to accomplish yes, but let's see if we can manage this just fine.
G.Skill designed another 8GB low voltage DDR3 kit (2x 4GB) that can be set at 1600 MHz yet still run a CAS latency of 7. And that is truly interesting because the denser the ICs get, the higher latency typically gets.
G.Skill 2x4GB CL7 1600 MHz Trident DDR3 review
We feel that more memory is rather important, and in that trend memory manufacturers have started to increase the density of DIMM modules. Where 1 and 2GB DIMM modules have been the standard, we now see very good progress in 4 GB DIMM modules. Today we\'ll do things a little different, G.Skill designed a 8GB low voltage DDR3 kit (2x 4GB) that can be set at 1600 MHz yet still run a CAS latency of 7. And that is truly interesting because the denser the ICs get, the higher latency typically gets.
G.Skill Flare DDR3 2000 MHZ C7 AMD kit review
We test and review the G.Skill Flare DDR3 2000 MHZ C7 AMD kit. These kits are optimized for AMD platforms preferably with the new six-core X6 processors, and in specific some ASUS motherboards. The kit we'll be testing today obviously comes from that series and is a 2,000MHz CL7-9-7-24 1.65V 4GB (2GBx2) DDR3 kit with its latest Flare heatsinks.
G.Skill Phoenix PRO 120GB SSD review
The SSD tested today once again is the Phoenix series from G.Skill. After we tested their 100GB Phoenix SSD (which received a very positive review) G.Skill instantly requested if we would like to review the 120GB PRO model. Both drives pretty much are the same thing, same controller ... The 100GB Phoenix uses Samsung memory though but the trick is that there is 20GB extra volume space available on the new 120GB Pro (compared to the 100GB model) for nearly the same price. A new Firmware for the SandForce 1200 based controller that is inside this 120GB model simply reserves less NAND flash memory for its data-compression scheme. As a result the overall write performance could be a tiny bit slower, but only a few percent as best. It however will give you 20 GB more space to play around with at the same price. And since price per GB is everything in the land of SSDs -- this certainly is a significant for any vendor and for you as an end-user.


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POTSDAM An Orange County man with an apartment in Potsdam has been charged with possession of child pornography.
Colin P. Baxter, 24, Washingtonville, was charged Friday with promoting an obscene sexual performance by a child and possessing an obscene sexual performance by a child, village police said Wednesday.
He was arrested following a joint investigation by village police and the Department of Homeland Security.
Members of both agencies seized several computer items and electronic storage devices from his Bay Street residence. A forensic examination of the seized items found they contained multiple illegal images and videos of obscene sexual performances by children under the age of 16, police said.
He was arraigned in Potsdam Village Court and sent to St. Lawrence County jail, Canton, in lieu of $2,500 bail or $5,000 bond.
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NEWPORT, VT - Local oncologist Dr. Leslie Lockridge met with hospital officials Monday morning, but the outcome was not promising, Lockridge said.
North Country Hospital CEO Claudio Fort told Lockridge on Jan. 5 that his position at the hospital was ending.
The plan is for two visiting doctors from Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center in New Hampshire to travel up twice a week to see patients and for the hospital to hire a nurse practitioner to run the day-to-day operations at the clinic in Newport. The move would save the hospital $100,000 a year, Fort said.
NEWPORT - The Newport City Police were called to the Eastside Restaurant Thursday evening to stop protesters from disturbing North Country Hospital's annual dinner meeting.
The protesters, who want Dr. Leslie Lockridge, the local oncologist, to keep his job, turned out for the meeting and planned to peacefully demonstrate with signs. The protesters waited on one side of the restaurant until 7 p.m., when the dinner was scheduled to be over and the official meeting was to start.
NEWPORT CITY – A Newport man will serve 29 to 30 days, eight hours a day, for attempting to take a big game animal with the aid of a salt lick.
Tuesday, Jan 17, Michael Bickford, 31, of Newport, entered a plea of guilty to the misdemeanor charge.
Last Nov. 17, Bradley Mann, from the Fish and Wildlife Department, received information that someone saw Bickford's vehicle parked several times at an entry to his grandfather's property. The person who called Mann said that acquaintances saw Bickford carrying what they believed to be bait from his vehicle to the property.
JAY–Down 2-1 at the end of the first period, the North Country girls, on the strength of some new line-up combinations, rallied to pick up the 5-4 win over Middlebury on Saturday night.
"I think offensively it gave us a little spark. We now have two lines that are working really well, it is not so much one line putting the puck in the net, we can spread it out," said Paul of his new units play on Saturday.
ORLEANS- The Lake Region Ranger boys have been in many close games this season. That experience paid off Friday night as LRU closed out visiting BFA, snapping an eight game losing streak.
Lake Region dominated the offensive glass in the fourth quarter with the game on the line. Junior forward Drew Gallup scored on three offensive put backs to keep the Bullets at bay.
In their second game in three days, it took 4 minutes of extra time and her first points of the game, but in the end Kylie Atwood's 2 free throws with 45 seconds to go in overtime were enough to give her Lake Region Lady Rangers a thrilling 49-45 win over the Winooski Spartans Saturday afternoon.
NEWPORT–IT was a tough pill to swallow for the North Country girls basketball team Friday night as a tall, athletic, and quick group of Rice players over-powered the Falcons en-route to the 46-21 win.
"Their pressure clearly affect us," said coach Christiane Brown, "We just need to do a better job of how we react to any kind of pressure, because that is how they got their points tonight."
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WOONSOCKET --- After cruising to a pair of lopsided Division I victories over the weekend, Mount St. Charles Academy got just what it needed on Monday night -- a competitive contest against one of the top public school teams in Eastern Mass.
The Mounties turned in one of their best games of the season and received strong contributions from all three of their lines and goaltender Dan Foster in a closer-than-it-appears 5-0 win over Needham High at Adelard Arena.
The three-time defending state champions, who remained unbeaten at 15-0-1, were taking the first of their three difficult non-league tests over the next couple of weeks against some of the premier teams in New England.
Next Wednesday, the Mounties head to Hamden, Ct. for a 3:30 battle with Hamden High, the fifth-ranked squad in Connecticut, and the following Wednesday at 4:30 p.m., they will host their annual showdown with mighty Catholic Memorial High, the third-ranked team in Massachusetts.
"These are the games that are going to get us ready for the playoffs," MSC coach Dave Belisle admitted. "If you want to finish strong, you need to play these types of teams, and we're hoping to build on (these games)."
The Mounties, who slugged Lincoln High, 7-0, and Barrington High, 10-1, over the weekend, brought out their best hockey against their tough visitors, and Belisle was very pleased with his team's all-around play.
"This was a super game," he noted. "We're in a good groove right now. Our kids are playing hard and our captains (Trevor Plante and Zach Samborsky) are showing great leadership. Everything's good right now.
"We know we have an extremely tough game on Friday against La Salle (a 7 p.m. game at Thayer Arena), but right now, the enthusiasm level is high and so is the intensity. I couldn't be more pleased."
The Rockets (8-4-2) entered the day ranked 14th in the ESPNBoston.com's Eastern Mass. polls.
They also sit in third place in the ultra-competitive Bay State Conference's Carey Division behind Weymouth (11-1-1) and Braintree (8-2-2), who are respectively ranked second and 12th in the same poll.
The Rockets also soared into Woonsocket with a four-game win streak and one of the Greater Boston area's best goaltenders in Evan MacDonald, who sported a 1.29 goals-against-average and five shutouts in a dozen games.
But the Mounties gave MacDonald a rude welcome by scoring four times in the first two periods and sending him to the bench for the start of the third.
"All three of our lines played very well," remarked Belisle. "We're getting contributions from our three lines and that's going to be key for the rest of the season. I can't tell you how excited I am to see all three play like that."
While MacDonald struggled, Foster flourished and turned away 31 shots for the hard-earned shutout. He saved most of his best stops for the final period, when the Rockets outshot the Mounties, 17-13.
The only puck that squeezed past Foster came 4:10 into the last period when a Needham player nudged it past him during a scramble in front of the goal. But the score was quickly waved off when one of the officials ruled that the player kicked the puck past Foster.
"Our goaltender again played very well," exclaimed Belisle. "He looked in control and he made some great saves. (Needham) had a good power play and they had some chances to score, but (Foster) made some big saves."
Sophomore Brian Belisle got the Mounties on the board 5:22 into the game with a power-play goal that he scored on a wristshot from the center of the right faceoff circle. Belisle's shot sailed over MacDonald's left shoulder, hit the bottom of the crossbar, and dropped over goal line.
Shamus Maloney then doubled the Mounties' lead only 70 seconds into the second period with a shot in the slot that zipped between MacDonald's pads and made its way into the back of the net.
The game remained a two-goal battle until the Mounties stuck a dagger into the Rockets' comeback hopes by scoring a pair of goals in the period's final 29.6 seconds of the period.
Brian Campbell notched the first goal on a partial breakaway that saw him reel in a long pass from Alex Erban, wheel around a defenseman, and beat MacDonald with ease. Foster, who kicked away a shot that Erban gathered, also received credit for a rare assist.
While Campbell's goal was being announced over the loudspeaker, Plante made it a 4-0 game 7.9 seconds later by tipping in a pass across the goal by Mike Magerman past MacDonald's glove.
The Rockets' best period was the third, for not only did they outshoot the Mounties, but they also received some solid play from their backup goalie, Connor Murray. He stopped the first 12 shots he faced before Magerman netted MSC's final goal with 58.2 seconds to play.
"We still dictated play," Belisle said with a grin. "I like the way we've been playing in the third period. We've had a lot of energy in the third period of all these games and that's going to be important."
Needham (Mass.) 0 - 0 - 0 -- 0
Mount St. Charles 1 - 3 - 1 -- 5
First period: MSC -- Brian Belisle (Zachary Samborsky, Ben Handanyan), power play, 5:22. Penalties: N, 3-6; MSC, 1-2.
Second period: MSC -- Shamus Maloney (Brian Campbell, Alex Erban), 1:10; MSC -- Brian Campbell (Alex Erban, Dan Foster), 14:30.4; MSC -- Trevor Plante (Mike Magerman, Zachary Samborsky), 14:38.3. Penalty: MSC, 1-2.
Third period: MSC -- Mike Magerman (Brandon Borges), 14:01.8. Penalty: MSC, 2-4.
Shots on goal: Needham 31, Mount St. Charles 33. Goalie saves: N -- Evan MacDonald (16 saves-20 shots); Connor Murray (0:00, third period, 12 saves-13 shots) MSC -- Dan Foster (31 saves).


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Samsung's Bada is said to be unveiled in London, England on December the 8th, 2009. For Samsung fans this is very good news but for critics of Samsung's mobile OS, the unveiling of the software has mixed reactions. Samsung is not good with software; one good example of this is Samsung Behold II –a real mess in every sense of the word.
However, there is nothing that money and manpower cannot fix. Samsung has plenty of that so maybe, Bada will turn out to be a bad-ass software and it might even blow us all away. What all of us have to do now is to play the waiting game. A week of waiting is not that hard to do but let us all hope that Bada is worth the wait.
According to Samsung officials, the press conference for Bada's launch will be in London and Samsung's EVP and current Head of Samsung's Media Solution Center; Dr. HS Lee will be attending the conference. Tagging along with Lee is Samsung's Head for Mobile at Twitter, Kevin Thau. Thau's expected appearance in Samsung's launch for Bada somehow signals that this new mobile OS will be a bit more social than other mobile operating systems –but hey, what new software doesn't?
What does Bada have to offer? Well, that is something that all Samsung fans and critics alike will have to wait it out. The word Bada is Korean for ocean. This name was chosen for the OS because of its limitless potential applications. Samsung's Bada represents opportunities and challenges available to developers. Apart from that, a wide range of entertainment potential is stored for future consumers –this of course is controversial on its own because many consumers doubt that Samsung can really deliver especially in terms of software. Well, we shall see on the 8th!


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It was arson—the fire this week at a Wilkesboro restaurant. Police now say Wednesday's fire under investigation there was set—possibly to cover a break-in and theft. (photo by Dave Poorbaugh, Carolina Realty)
Firefighters from several departments were called to 102 East Main to the 'Still Food and Drink' and found that someone soaked a roll of paper towels with liquor and set if afire behind the bar. Some cash was reportedly taken in the incident, and fire damage to the structure was put at about $3000, but adjacent businesses suffered even more from smoke and water damage.
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Edit: I split this discussion off from the 'Little Voices in the head' topic in Comparative Theosophy.
I received "Global Brain" yesterday (And I had stuff to do when I got home, so I've only read about a quarter of it so far).
The book is explicitly and passionately about Group Selection and Intelligent Design (though the 'Intelligent Designer' is presented as the collective genetic engineering design skills of an assemblage of bacteria - not as a metaphor, as a literal re-design and re-engineering of their DNA, in situ and with purpose and foresight).
I'm at work, so I can't extract selections for you right now, but I will. I'll also finish the book (I keep my commitments). and keep you updated on my assesments, and with choice quotes. It is very hard work, the author's purple prose and hyperbole, and the multiple cognitive dissonances per page, are wearying to read, but I'll do it...
From his proud declaration that most of his biological theories were developed by physicists and mathematicians, through his avowed extensive sociological research backstage at concerts and in the homes and workplaces of countless celebrities, through his contention that neutrons and protons and electrons 'yearn for their partners', and that neutrons can only exist for 10.3 minutes and simply cease to exist after that, through his assertion that the internet was planned and designed by pre-Cambrian cyanobacteria, etc., etc. I have already learned one thing.
This guy is batshit crazy!
Edit for clarification: A free neutron decays with a half-life of about 10.3 minutes. This is not the same thing as saying a neutron can only exist for 10.3 minutes, still less as saying they cease to exist after they decay (Conservation of Energy etc.). This is a good example of the author's apparent fundamental misunderstanding of his undoubtedly wide reading.


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Tucson veteran: Pentagon's latest decision is 'long overdue'
TUCSON, Ariz. — A prominent female military veteran from Arizona said the
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The change affects mostly ground combat units.
Martha McSally is a retired Air Force colonel who was the first woman in the U.S.
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Carbon County Sheriff James Cordova presents checks for $1000 each to Hollie Grange and Madison Christiansen last week to help finance their college educations. Also receiving scholarships, but not pictured are Mariah Pollock and Tanner Fausett. The four scholarships are the most the county has been awarded in a single year by the Utah Sheriff's Assocation in some time. All are recent graduates of Carbon High School. Grange is planning on a course of study in business at USU Eastern and then on to the University of Utah. Christiansen plans to go to USU Eastern with a major in Criminal Justice. Pollock is attending the University of Utah this fall with a major in Criminology and a minor in Sociology. Fausett plans on attending USU Eastern with a major in Criminology. The money for the awards comes from law enforcement personnel who belong to the association and from private citizens who join the association each year.
"This shows that when citizens join the association the money comes back to their communities," said Cordova after he presented the checks. "We we fortunate to get four this year."
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GOUVERNEUR Advance Auto Parts is planning a store in the village.
Advance Auto Parts, which has stores in Carthage, Ogdensburg, Potsdam, Watertown and Lowville, is planning a 6,200-square-foot building on East Main Street, on property occupied by Richardsons Flooring, a small house and a vacant lot, Code Enforcement Officer Michael J. McQuade said.
Mr. McQuade said he has set up a meeting for Aug. 15 for the village Planning Board and village Zoning Board of Appeals to consider the project.
Success of the proposal requires a zoning variance for parking. Village code would require 64 parking spaces for the square footage that is proposed for the building, but 31 will be requested, Mr. McQuade said.
They dont need 64 spaces, he said.
The proposal also will face site plan review.
Construction could start in September.
Richardson Flooring, which was unhappy with how the state Department of Transportation road reconstruction project would affect its operation, has received village approval to move its business to 1089 Route 11.
The DOT construction is not expected to reach the East Main Street site until next year, but Advance Auto Parts will be able to work with the state agency on a single entrance rather than the three access points that would have been required for Richardsons, the vacant lot and the house, Mr. McQuade said.
The village also is served by three other auto parts stores: Gouverneur Auto Parts on Park Street, Newvines Auto Parts on West Main Street and G&R Auto on East Main Street.
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I have recently been working on an Andrew 4.6m Ku-Band antenna fitted with a 4-port feed making it ready to carry traffic. During the testing I carried out Azimuth and Elevation cuts which passed the 29-25log Theta masks, G/T measurements and Antenna Gain measurements. The issue that I came across was when carrying out the cross polarisation check with SES. The antenna failed the cross pol check in the V-Pol as it could only achieve a separation of 25dB. The cross pol on the H-Pol was 30dB. The 4 port feed was rotated by 90 degrees as it is necessary to transmit on the V-Pol. I fully expected the issue to rotate with the feed however, on carrying out the test again the V-Pol failed and the H-Pol passed with the same figures. Further checks were then carried out on the antenna and system including visual inspections of the feedhorn assembly, OMT and a physical check of the sub-reflector position. The sub-reflector was re-focused and went back to the same position as it started from. Again the antenna was cross poled with SES and again failed on the V-Pol. Just to confirm that the issue was not with SES I carried out a cross pol check with Eutelsat and got the same results. Andrew Technical Support have been contacted in the USA and they asked to carry out all the checks that I have previously described. They are also stumped by this one and have gone away to have another think about it. I have never come across an issue like this before and would like to throw the topic open to the forum to see if I can get any feedback as to what could be causing the problem.
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22 October 2012 09:12 PM
A quick update in case anyone is reading this one - Andrew are stumped by this one and have stated they have never seen this type of issue before. We are in the process of ordering a new OMT, Feed and Sub-reflector. If none of these items solve the issue then it can only be the main reflector which should show up on the cuts. Unfortunately it is a 10 to 12 week lead time to order the items, so please don't hold your breath waiting to see how this one ends.
12 November 2012 08:49 PM
We nailed it and it was not a good discovery. The feed itself was misaligned and has been since installation in around 2002. This has now been rectified and we are achieving a cross-polarisation separation of >30dB. I am not going to say any more on an open forum other than investigation are continuing to how this happened in the first place.
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The political and economic space of the Pacific Rim represents a dynamic context for innovation and creativity. Convergent and divergent practices involving art, science, architecture and urban planning, engineering, industrial and interior design, communications, literature and performance are being manifested in new forms of cultural production and social experiences.
The complex relations and diversity of Pacific Rim nations is exemplified throughout the hybridized communities that comprise Silicon Valley including local indigenous peoples. As the 10th largest city in the United States, San Jose is an important portal on the eastern edge of the Pacific region, which shares deep historical and cultural connections that range from Latin America and the South Pacific to Southeast Asia and Asia. ISEA2006 and ZeroOne San Jose Festival are highlighting the Pacific Rim defined in the broadest possible sense to include not only those states and nations that border the Pacific Ocean but also the geo-political, economic, social and historical frameworks of which they are part.
We are seeking proposals that address, but are not limited to, art work that emphasize radical and alternative responses to contemporary cultural conditions throughout the Pacific Rim. We want to encourage proposals specifically from emerging artists. Of particular interest are projects that focus on engagements and interaction strategies with Diaspora communities and local context as well as work that enable new discourses, platforms and explorations ...
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Although those closely associated to the game of hockey won't
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In the 2nd period Andrew Yogan would pick up his
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The game's first star was Jason Missiaen (2011 UFA) who
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The Road Warriors don't know who they will face in the
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According to Harrell, the health and safety issues that he says become more frequent in the past two years werecommunicated to National Head Start which took action.
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By Aldo Panessidi
In a round robin style of legal actions, the US International Trade Commission has agreed to revisit a decision made by a judge earlier this year. That particular ruling was not to the liking of Taiwanese smartphone manufacturer, HTC, as the decision cleared Apple of four patent violation accusations. Leaving your valuable mobile devices unprotected is risky! Protect your devices from scratches and blemishes with the latest stylish top brand bag, sleeves and case accessories.
Despite HTC's tag line of "Quietly Brilliant," the company has not been quiet in this technological battle of wills with Apple. And, as the first smartphone to market using Android OS technology, this corporate judicial sparring has likely been in the works for a number of years. The October ruling by an ITC judge determined that the HTC owned patents related to power management and phone dialing were not violated by Apple's iPhone 4s, iPad 3G or iPod Touch.
In true legal relay fashion, the ITC decision came right before a ruling on a case brought against HTC by Apple which will determine if the smartphones manufactured by HTC are the culprits in patent infringement. As the HTC claim included Apple's tablet technology, this writer does wonder if the HTC Flyer tablet will come under scrutiny as well. Taking their claim to where it matters most, Apple is pursued an injunction which will bar the rival HTC from distributing and selling products that include patent-violating technology in the US beginning in April 2012. Enhance your mobility... turn your device into a power tool. Discover our the accessories, stylus & pens, SD micro cards, data cables, desktop chargers, car kits and special glider gloves specifically designed to make your devices functionally efficient and performance rich.
For now it looks as though Apple has won the battle. However, based on the volley of legal actions between the two companies in recent months, there will likely be more news to follow. Who knows, with the forces of Apple, HTC (and Google Android perhaps?), these lawsuits could easily start to drift into patent questions around docking stations, hands free technologies, and other consumer inspired accessories. Stay posted for the next move in the game.
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|The Little Mermaid makes a splash in Boone
|Written by Lauren Ohnesorge
|Monday, 18 June 2007 19:58
Hailed as a fresh look at an age-old favorite, The Little Mermaid will be presented at Watauga High School's Ross Auditorium on June 22 and 23.The production is being put on by Missoula Children's Theatre and more than 60 local thespians. Young actors in the Watauga community are excited to be able to participate as actors, stagehands and assistant directors, according to Charlotte Smith of the Watauga County Arts Council. While a lot of the fun is the process- it's a show everyone is going to want to see, she says.
Performances are Friday, June 22 at 7 p.m. and Saturday, June 23 at 3 p.m. Tickets will be available at the door at a cost of $8 for adults and $5 for children 12 and under.
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