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October 13, 2015
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Patients With Flu-Associated Pneumonia Less Likely to Have Received Flu Vaccine
Oct. 5, 2015
Among children and adults hospitalized with community-acquired pneumonia, those with influenza-associated pneumonia, compared with those with ...
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When Paired With Coinfection, Social Isolation Might Fuel Rather Than Foil Epidemics
Sep. 25, 2015
When social isolation and coinfection occur together, diseases can spread faster and further than with either effect alone, new research shows. At ...
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Outcomes of ICU Admission for Older, Low-Risk Patients With Pneumonia
Sep. 22, 2015
Among Medicare beneficiaries hospitalized with pneumonia, intensive care unit (ICU) admission of patients which appeared to be discretionary was associated with improved survival and no significant ...
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Rotavirus and Pneumococcal Conjugate Vaccines Reduce Pediatric Hospital Burden
Sep. 21, 2015
Researchers show that the introduction of both pneumococcal conjugate vaccines and rotavirus vaccines led to the rapid and dramatic reduction in ...
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Steroid Therapy Benefits Patients With Pneumonia, Study Finds
Aug. 10, 2015
Patients with community-acquired pneumonia who received corticosteroids were discharged from hospital sooner, new research indicates, and results showed a reduction in the need for mechanical ...
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Liver Plays Role in Pneumonia, Sepsis Susceptibility
July 30, 2015
New evidence highlights the importance of the liver in immunity against bacterial pneumonia. The study is the first of its kind to directly show such a link between liver-produced molecules and ...
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Child's Home Address Predicts Hospitalization Risk for Common Respiratory Diseases
July 20, 2015
Children who require hospitalization for several common respiratory illnesses tend to live in inner-city neighborhoods with less than optimal ...
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Study Highlights Pneumonia Hospitalizations Among U.S. Adults
July 14, 2015
Viruses, not bacteria, are the most commonly detected respiratory pathogens in U.S. adults hospitalized with pneumonia, according to a new study. The findings highlight a need for more sensitive ...
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Antibiotic Choice for Treating Childhood Pneumonia
June 22, 2015
Hospitals are doing a better job of using antibiotics less commonly associated with antibiotic resistance to treat children hospitalized with community-acquired pneumonia (CAP), new research ...
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Anti-Stroke Drug Effective Treatment for Middle-Ear Infections, Researchers Say
May 21, 2015
An existing anti-stroke drug is an effective treatment for middle-ear infections, showing the ability to suppress mucus overproduction, improve ...
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Does Flu Vaccine Protect from Some Pneumonia?
Does Social Isolation Fuel Epidemics? Maybe
ICU: Reviewing Low-Risk Patients With Pneumonia
Vaccines Reduce Pediatric Hospital Burden
Steroid Therapy Benefits Patients With Pneumonia
Liver Plays Role in Pneumonia Susceptibility
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October 13, 2015
Pneumonia Investment Doesn't Match Mortality Burden
July 15, 2015
UK investment in pneumonia research is lacking when compared to spending on influenza and tuberculosis, according to a new study. By calculating the amount spent on researching respiratory infections ...
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Re-Engineered Antibiotic Show Potential for Treatment of Drug-Resistant Bacteria
May 20, 2015
Scientists have developed a second-generation antibiotic that shows early effectiveness against common bacterial infections that pose a serious health threat to children and ...
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Inhaled Corticosteroids for COPD Decrease Mortality Risk from Pneumonia and Other Causes
May 20, 2015
Treatment of COPD with inhaled corticosteroids (ICS) may decrease the risk of dying from pneumonia and from other causes despite being associated with an increase in the occurrence of pneumonia, ...
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Readmissions in Severe Sepsis Are as Common as Those in Heart Failure and Pneumonia
May 18, 2015
Severe sepsis is a significant cause of rehospitalization along the lines of nationally recognized outcome measures and more commonly discussed conditions such as heart failure (HF) and pneumonia ...
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Bacterial Cause Behind Fatal Heart Complications Discovered
May 18, 2015
A key cause of life threatening heart complications has been identified by researchers. The heart infections studied frequently follow severe infections with the bacteria responsible for pneumonia ...
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Links Between Household Air Pollution, Lung Infections Examined, Including Pneumonia
May 8, 2015
Scientists have come a step closer to understanding why people exposed to household air pollution (HAP) are at higher risk of lung infections such as pneumonia and tuberculosis. Three billion people ...
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Lymphatic Pump Treatment Enhances Antibiotic Effectiveness for Treating Pneumonia
May 1, 2015
Lymphatic pump treatment (LPT) shows promise in managing pneumonia when combined with antibiotic treatment, according to a new study. Researchers performed LPT on infected rats three times a day ...
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Adjustments on the Treatment of Cancer Patients With Pneumonia
Apr. 13, 2015
Pneumonia is the most frequent type of infection in cancer patients and it is associated with high mortality rates. Researchers have analyzed the factors associated with severe pneumonia in ...
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Anticholinergic Drugs Linked to Risk for Pneumonia in Elderly
Mar. 2, 2015
Taking commonly used medications with anticholinergic effects is associated with a significantly higher risk for developing pneumonia in a study of more than 3,000 olde patients living in the ...
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Causes of Childhood Community-Acquired Pneumonia
Feb. 25, 2015
Scientists have investigated specific causes of childhood CAP. Among children under age 18, 73 percent of those with pneumonia had viral infections and 15 percent had bacterial infections. ...
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Corticosteroid Decreases Treatment Failure for Patients With Severe Community-Acquired Pneumonia and High Inflammatory Response
Feb. 17, 2015
Among patients with severe community-acquired pneumonia and high initial inflammatory response, the use of the corticosteroid methylprednisolone decreased treatment failure, compared with placebo, ...
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Blood Transfusions During Heart Surgery Increase Risk of Pneumonia
Jan. 27, 2015
Patients who receive red blood cell transfusions during coronary artery bypass grafting (CABG) surgery are at an increased risk of developing pneumonia, researchers report. "Patients should ...
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Hospitalized for Pneumonia? Your Risk of Cardiovascular Disease Is Higher
Jan. 20, 2015
Your chance of having a heart attack or stroke increases significantly if you have been hospitalized for pneumonia and, as such, should be considered its own independent risk factor for developing ...
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RSV Infection May Be Associated With Higher Risk for Bacterial Pneumonia
Jan. 6, 2015
Two common and sometimes dangerous respiratory diseases, a viral one caused by respiratory syncytial virus (RSV), and a bacterial one caused by Streptococcus pneumoniae may be linked, suggests a new ...
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Pneumonia Risk Far Higher for HIV-Positive Children, Study Shows
Jan. 6, 2015
HIV-positive children in developing countries are six times more likely to die from pneumonia than children without the virus, research suggests. The first global study into pneumonia deaths in ...
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Vaccination Leads to Decline in Pneumococcal Disease, Antibiotic Resistance
Nov. 11, 2014
Rates of invasive pneumococcal disease -- including cases caused by antibiotic resistant bacteria -- have fallen substantially in South Africa following the introduction of a pneumococcal conjugate ...
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New Treatment for Life-Threatening Bacterial Diseases Identified
Nov. 7, 2014
A new treatment against antibiotic resistant bacterial infections has been identified by researchers. This could prevent unnecessary deaths from diseases such as pneumonia and sepsis. The treatment ...
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Pneumonia Vaccine Reducing Pediatric Admissions, Study Shows
Nov. 6, 2014
In Tennessee, the introduction in 2010 of a new pneumococcal vaccine for infants and young children coincides with a 27 percent decline in pneumonia hospital admissions across the state among ...
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Possible Alternative to Antibiotics: Nanoparticles Made of Lipids
Nov. 2, 2014
A novel substance for the treatment of severe bacterial infections has been developed to work without antibiotics. Scientists say that this would prevent the development of antibiotic resistance. ...
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'Breath Test' Shows Promise for Diagnosing Fungal Pneumonia
Oct. 23, 2014
Many different microbes can cause pneumonia, and treatment may be delayed or off target if doctors cannot tell which bug is the culprit. A novel approach -- analyzing a patient's breath for key ...
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Wednesday, July 15, 2015
Pneumonia investment doesn't match mortality burden
Wednesday, May 20, 2015
Re-engineered antibiotic show potential for treatment of drug-resistant bacteria
Inhaled corticosteroids for COPD decrease mortality risk from pneumonia and other causes
Monday, May 18, 2015
Readmissions in severe sepsis are as common as those in heart failure and pneumonia
Bacterial cause behind fatal heart complications discovered
Friday, May 8, 2015
Links between household air pollution, lung infections examined, including pneumonia
Friday, May 1, 2015
Lymphatic pump treatment enhances antibiotic effectiveness for treating pneumonia
Monday, April 13, 2015
Adjustments on the treatment of cancer patients with pneumonia
Monday, March 2, 2015
Anticholinergic drugs linked to risk for pneumonia in elderly
Wednesday, February 25, 2015
Causes of childhood community-acquired pneumonia
Tuesday, February 17, 2015
Corticosteroid decreases treatment failure for patients with severe community-acquired pneumonia and high inflammatory response
Tuesday, January 27, 2015
Blood transfusions during heart surgery increase risk of pneumonia
Tuesday, January 20, 2015
Hospitalized for pneumonia? Your risk of cardiovascular disease is higher
Tuesday, January 6, 2015
RSV infection may be associated with higher risk for bacterial pneumonia
Pneumonia risk far higher for HIV-positive children, study shows
Tuesday, November 11, 2014
Vaccination leads to decline in pneumococcal disease, antibiotic resistance
Friday, November 7, 2014
New treatment for life-threatening bacterial diseases identified
Thursday, November 6, 2014
Pneumonia vaccine reducing pediatric admissions, study shows
Sunday, November 2, 2014
Possible alternative to antibiotics: Nanoparticles made of lipids
Thursday, October 23, 2014
'Breath test' shows promise for diagnosing fungal pneumonia
Wednesday, October 15, 2014
Advice on pneumonia jabs for welders 'flawed,' say experts
Researchers look to exploit females' natural resistance to infection
Friday, October 10, 2014
Pneumococcal vaccine reduces antibiotic-resistant infections in children by 62 percent
Wednesday, October 8, 2014
Double blast to ward off pneumonia: Dry powder inhaler formulation
Tuesday, October 7, 2014
Sleeping in dentures doubles risk of pneumonia in elderly
Monday, October 6, 2014
Randomized trial examines community-acquired pneumonia treatments
Tuesday, September 30, 2014
Rehospitalization in younger patients
Breakthrough study discovers six changing faces of 'global killer' bacteria
Tuesday, September 23, 2014
Pneumonia: More precise diagnosis method developed by interdisciplinary research team
Thursday, September 18, 2014
How pneumonia bacteria can compromise heart health
Friday, August 15, 2014
Previous pulmonary disease linked to increased lung cancer risk in large study
Tuesday, August 12, 2014
Prognosis of pneumonia: value of respiratory rate often overlooked
Tuesday, August 5, 2014
Smart bacteria help each other survive
Sunday, July 27, 2014
Drugs used to treat lung disease work with body clock
Wednesday, July 23, 2014
Postoperative pneumonia prevention program examined in surgical ward
Thursday, July 10, 2014
Bacterial colonization prior to catching flu may protect against severe illness
Monday, July 7, 2014
Mechanism that prevents lethal bacteria from causing invasive disease is revealed
Thursday, June 19, 2014
New mobile app provides faster, more accurate measurement of respiratory rate
Tuesday, June 3, 2014
Outcomes for older adults with pneumonia who receive treatment including azithromycin
Friday, May 23, 2014
Bacterial adaptation contributes to pneumococcal threat in sickle cell disease patients
Thursday, May 1, 2014
New insights into bacterial substitute for sex
Monday, March 3, 2014
People with sleep apnea may be at higher risk of pneumonia
Thursday, February 20, 2014
Seasonal flu vaccine may cut stroke risk
Tuesday, February 18, 2014
Antibiotics don't prevent complications of kids' respiratory infections
Monday, December 9, 2013
Penicillin equally effective as 'big gun' antibiotics for treating childhood pneumonia
Tuesday, November 26, 2013
Induced hypothermia does not improve outcomes for patients with severe bacterial meningitis
Wednesday, October 9, 2013
Statins do not improve survival for adults with ventilator-associated pneumonia
Tuesday, October 8, 2013
Combination of anemia, high altitude challenge outcomes for children with pneumonia
Tuesday, September 24, 2013
Vaccine against pneumococcal infections has led to widespread reduction in serious disease
Wednesday, September 18, 2013
Inhaled corticosteroids raise pneumonia risk
Wednesday, September 11, 2013
New antibiotic shows promise for treating MRSA pneumonia
Tuesday, September 10, 2013
Electronic tool helps reduce deaths from pneumonia in emergency departments
Monday, July 22, 2013
Depletion of alveolar macrophages linked to bacterial super-infections, study finds
Wednesday, July 10, 2013
Vaccinated children: A powerful protection for older adults
Thursday, June 27, 2013
Pneumonia revealed in a cough: Coughs give vital clues to the presence or absence of pneumonia in children
Wednesday, June 26, 2013
Influenza infection increases likelihood of bacterial pneumonia 100-fold
Thursday, May 30, 2013
Interleukin-22 protects against post-influenza bacterial superinfection
Wednesday, May 22, 2013
Swine flu pandemic of 2009 more deadly for younger adults
New pneumococcal vaccine appears to be as safe as previously used vaccine, study suggests
Sunday, May 5, 2013
Genome sequencing provides unprecedented insight into causes of pneumococcal disease
Tuesday, April 30, 2013
Low vitamin D levels a risk factor for pneumonia
Friday, April 26, 2013
Flu and bacteria: Better prognosis for this potentially fatal combination
Tuesday, April 9, 2013
Co-infections not associated with worse outcomes during H1N1 pandemic
Thursday, March 21, 2013
Common antibiotic linked to heart problems in patients with lung conditions
Monday, March 18, 2013
First real-time, electronic tool to enhance diagnosis of pneumonia
Pneumonia patients nearly twice as likely to suffer from depression, impairments
Thursday, February 28, 2013
Steroids may shorten hospital stay for pneumonia patients
Thursday, February 14, 2013
Hospitalization: Strong link between income inequality and readmission risk, but not mortality
The human pathogen Streptococcus pneumonia shields foreign DNA derived from other bacteria to promote genetic diversity and vaccine evasion
Wednesday, January 23, 2013
GP judgement not enough to accurately diagnose cases of pneumonia, study suggests
Monday, January 21, 2013
Stopping smoking reduces risk of bacterial pneumonia in people with HIV
Wednesday, December 5, 2012
Widely used sedatives/sleeping pills linked to increased fatal pneumonia risk: Benzodiazepines affect immune system, study suggests
Monday, November 5, 2012
Overweight patients hospitalized with pneumonia more apt to survive
Saturday, October 20, 2012
Optimal treatment duration for MRSA-related pneumonia re-evaluated
Monday, October 15, 2012
Study to test pneumococcal vaccine in older adult
Monday, October 1, 2012
Association between common heartburn drugs and risk of pneumonia questioned
Sunday, January 29, 2012
How bacteria behind serious childhood disease evolve to evade vaccines
Thursday, September 29, 2011
Computational modeling can help plan vaccine introduction, study finds
Tuesday, September 27, 2011
Lack of testing for Legionella: Current recommendations for testing missed 41 percent of cases
Thursday, September 22, 2011
Opioids linked to higher risk of pneumonia in older adults
Newly identified antibodies may improve pneumonia vaccine design
Monday, September 19, 2011
2009 H1N1 pandemic flu more damaging to lungs, opens opportunities for bacterial infection
Wednesday, August 31, 2011
Guidelines for treating pneumonia in children
Wednesday, July 6, 2011
Final countdown: Atlantis to carry next-generation vaccine candidate on last space voyage
Wednesday, June 29, 2011
New salmonella-based 'clean vaccines' aid the fight against infectious disease
Thursday, May 26, 2011
Aging, obsolete cells prime the lungs for pneumonia
Monday, May 16, 2011
Antibiotic linezolid an effective option for treating patients with MRSA infection
Sunday, May 15, 2011
Pneumonia patients at risk for in-hospital cardiac arrest
Wednesday, May 11, 2011
Study challenges concerns on effectiveness of administering pneumococcal, shingles vaccines together
Tuesday, May 10, 2011
Vitamin D deficiency in pneumonia patients associated with increased mortality
Thursday, May 5, 2011
Short antibiotic courses safer for breathing-tube infections in children
Friday, April 15, 2011
Inhaled corticosteroid therapy reduces pneumonia mortality, large study finds
Sunday, April 10, 2011
Flu helps spread pneumonia
Tuesday, April 5, 2011
Effects of pneumococcal vaccination program on pneumococcal carriage and invasive disease
Monday, April 4, 2011
Pneumonia death rate lower among people who take statins, study suggests
Tuesday, March 22, 2011
The killer within: A novel bacterial suicide mechanism
Hydrocortisone therapy for trauma patients associated with reduced hospital-acquired pneumonia risk
Monday, March 14, 2011
Why are the elderly so vulnerable to pneunomia?
Thursday, February 17, 2011
Vitamin E may increase or decrease the risk of pneumonia, depending on smoking and exercise
Tuesday, February 22, 2011
Vaccine made with synthetic gene protects against deadly pneumonia
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Kitsap County highway construction work totaling about $94,000 will be awarded to contractors on Jan. 4, and bidders will required to hire local men for the job.
In addition, materials must be purchased from local merchants.
Community leaders said the projects will significantly ease the local unemployment crisis.
The projects being awarded are for the Marine Drive highway, $27,000; Long Lake to Port Orchard highway, $24,000; three miles of lateral highway at Keyport Road, $31,000; and Erland Point permanent highway, $12,000.
Bremerton theaters are cooperating in a splendid way to aid the unemployment problem through the presentation of midnight shows at the Rialto and Tower theaters Wednesday.
Each theater has donated the use of its house, furnished a film and donated the services of an employee. Every cent taken at the door will go to the mayors unemployment committee to be used for furnishing work for men who are looking for jobs.
The Rialto is showing "The Mad Genius," starring John Barrymore and Marian Marsh, while the Tower is showing "Man to Man," starring Grant Mitchell and Lucille Powers.
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A proposal to incorporate Silverdale as a city died today when the board of county commissioners refused to call an election on the matter.
The commissioners said there is an insufficient number of people living within the proposed boundaries to warrant an election.
The area and population were reduced from the original scope of the plan because of many requests by property owners that their land be excluded.
The remaining population would not number enough to support a city, commissioners said.
The air pollution problem on Bainbridge Island appeared close to being resolved today.
Prosecuting attorney John C. Merkel, who contacted officials at the West Coast Wood Preserving Co. at Creosote at the request of county commissioners, reported the company is working to reduce smoke from the plant.
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Maybe its because you cant carve a turkey with chopsticks. Or maybe its because even the largest tortilla would barely cover the birds wishbone.
Whatever the reason, many Kitsap restaurants that serve ethnic food are closed today, Thanksgiving.
"Being that so many people dont usually like Mexican food on Thanksgiving, we close and generally spend a nice relaxing day at home," said Susie Woods, who with her husband Fred owns Dos Amigos Restaurant, 536 4th Street in Bremerton.
But she stressed it is the only day of the year when turkey and dressing reign so supremely over enchiladas and flautas.
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The new Bremerton-based fast combat support ship USS Rainier neared the Persian Gulf this week on its first overseas deployment as family members of the crew prepared to celebrate Thanksgiving without them.
The 753-foot vessel, second in a new class of Navy support ships, departed Puget Sound on its maiden voyage on Oct. 11. Its mission is to travel with the forward-deployed USS Kitty Hawk carrier battle group, keeping the ships supplied with ammo, supplies, fuel and food.
In January, the Rainier became the first vessel ever to be commissioned and immediately homeported in Bremerton.
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Laura Bowen | June 26, 2013
It's not always obvious what a major role temperature control plays in modern technology, as the interchange happens in the background. Plate heat exchangers, made up of successions of metal plates and various coiled pipes, regulate and manipulate temperature, and they get the job done quickly — thanks to an active surface that is large with respect to their volume.Read more ⇢
Daniel Smith | June 25, 2013
Quite often we get asked the question "can I 3D print my COMSOL model?" Well, as of version 4.3b, the answer is "yes!" This is because it is now possible to export geometries and meshes as STL files, which is one of the standard file formats for 3D printing. This allows for rapid prototyping of designs; there is no need to outsource parts to machine shops. It is quite remarkable that you could conceive, simulate, optimize, and prototype a design […]Read more ⇢
Andrew Griesmer | June 24, 2013
Sharp is a powerhouse in the electronics industry, involved in televisions, liquid crystal displays, LED lighting systems, solar cells, multi-function business machines, and many other electronics-based products. One of a global network of Sharp R&D laboratories, Sharp Laboratories of Europe (located in Oxford, England), has been busy researching and developing LED lighting, display technology, microfluidic lab-on-a-chip, and energy systems for incorporation into Sharp's products.Read more ⇢
Fanny Littmarck | June 21, 2013
I've written several blog entries involving permanent magnets, in one way or another. Reading those may have raised the question "what about a more simple introduction to permanent magnet simulations?" Fair enough, here's how to model a permanent magnet and its surrounding magnetic field.Read more ⇢
Walter Frei | June 20, 2013
The Coplanar Waveguide (CPW) is commonly used in microwave circuits. COMSOL Multiphysics, with the RF Module, makes it easy to compute the impedance, fields, losses, and other operating parameters needed when designing a CPW.Read more ⇢
Valerio Marra | June 19, 2013
Deadlines always approach faster than expected, and the early bird abstract submission for the COMSOL Conference 2013 is no exception. This is why I have put together a simple abstract submission guide to help you through the submission process. Submitting your abstract by the early bird deadline not only means saving on your registration fee (something your boss and budget are sure to appreciate), but it also gives you the possibility to interact with your Program Chair and the Program […]Read more ⇢
Laura Bowen | June 18, 2013
If you roast a turkey for dinner and you need to check the temperature, the technology exists to find it. But what happens if the temperature is so hot that a consumer-grade thermometer, or any man-made device, really, would instantly melt and be destroyed? This might not be a common occurrence in your kitchen, but it is a real concern in blast furnaces, where temperatures can reach close to 1,500°C. Simply guessing is far from safe. Luckily, by simulating with […]Read more ⇢
Alexandra Foley | June 17, 2013
The fact that oil and water don't mix is something that you are probably all familiar with. At one point or another, you've most likely noticed what happens when you shake a bottle of say, Italian salad dressing, and the liquids mix momentarily, only to become separated again within seconds as oil bubbles rise to the surface. Creating a simulation describing how these two immiscible fluids interact is a great way to introduce computational fluid dynamics (CFD) applied to two-phase […]Read more ⇢
Pawan Soami | June 14, 2013
A swashplate mechanism, used in a helicopter to control the pitch of the rotor blades, can be easily simulated using the Multibody Dynamics Module available in COMSOL Multiphysics. This module enables simulation of an assembly of flexible and rigid bodies, together with physical phenomena from fluid, heat, and electrical applications, among others. Here, we will show you a model to convey how a swashplate mechanism works and at the same time analyze the stresses and deformation in the flexible rotor […]Read more ⇢
Supratik Datta | June 13, 2013
Did you know that you can combine the strengths of COMSOL Multiphysics® and MATLAB® in real time to solve engineering simulations? To me, that sounds like getting the best of both worlds. Let me explain.Read more ⇢
Phil Kinnane | June 12, 2013
My colleague, Edmund Dickinson, recently blogged about cyclic voltammetry, and how this can be modeled. It was a fantastic blog entry, as it really described the application, and how to implement such models in COMSOL Multiphysics. While Edmund has a background in electroanalysis, where cyclic voltammetry, potentiometry, and electrochemical impedance are important tools, I had a different but similar life before COMSOL, working within industrial electrolysis. For both of us, the new Electrochemistry Module would have been the perfect tool […]Read more ⇢
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Providence vs. Wagner
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|PROVIDENCE, R.I. - The Providence College men's lacrosse team defeated Wagner, 16-3, in Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference (MAAC) action on March 25 at the Friar Lacrosse Complex in Providence, R.I. The Friars improve to 2-2 overall with the victory and remain unbeaten in MAAC play at 2-0. Wagner drops to 0-7 on the season (0-1 MAAC).
Senior Tom Kelly (Henniker, N.H.) scored a game-high four goals to lead the Friar offense. Senior Mark Seyer (Kirkwood, Mo.) netted three goals, picked up five groundballs and won 13-of-14 face-off opportunities. Junior Brendan Ryan (Chatham, N.J.) scored two goals and added two assists on the day. He now owns a team-high eight assists for the season and 42 in his career. His 42 handouts moves him into 15th all-time among the Friars' career leaders in assists.
Also scoring two goals for the Friars was graduate student Jonathan Hollister (Longmeadow, Mass.). Five other Friars scored one goal in the game, including senior Michael Farley (Westfield, N.J.), who also tallied a game-high three assists.
Mike Coleman, Jeff Policicchio and Taylor Poschmann each netted one goal for Wagner. Chris Sochacki played all 60 minutes in goal for the Seahawks and made 19 saves. He faced 53 Friar shot attempts. Thirty-five of the 53 shots were on goal.
Junior Peter Littell (Upper Montclair, N.J.) earned the victory for Providence between the pipes with eight saves.
Providence outshot Wagner, 53-22, and held a 50-22 advantage in groundballs. The Friars also were able to score four man-up goals in the game, finishing four-of-seven on the day. Wagner was 0-3 in man-advantage scoring.
Providence (2-2, 2-0 MAAC) will return to action on Saturday, April 1 against Canisius. The game will be played in Buffalo, N.Y. and will begin at 11:00 a.m. The Friars return home on Wednesday, April 5 against Fairfield at 7:00 p.m.


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Nacho Valdes moved to Dublin from Mexico to learn English, but he got off to a rocky start when his language school closed without warning. Despite his anger about that, he has settled into life in Ireland.
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Speaking after a meeting of EU Foreign Ministers in Luxembourg, EU foreign policy chief Federica Mogherini urges Russia to halt its aerial bombing campaign in Syria. Video: Reuters
The Red Road towers, a fixture of the Glasgow skyline for years, are not quite brought down by demolition crews' explosives, with two left partially upright. Video: Reuters
Carl O'Brien reports from Omeath Co. Louth on the killing of Garda Tony Golden by Adrian Crevan Mackin. Mackin's partner remains in a critical condition at Beaumont Hospital. Video: Bryan O'Brien
President Michael D Higgins says country is 'deeply moved' by tragedy in which 10 people died in Carrickmines. The President also offered his sympathy to the family of Garda Golden. Video: Ronan McGreevy
NASA astronauts test a new HD camera, capable of recording four times the resolution of normal HD cameras, by dissolving an effervescent tablet in a floating ball of water. Video: NASA
Philippe Saint-André admits that France lost to a better Ireland team while also joking his side lost deliberately to set up a quarter final against New Zealand. Video: Reuters
A heavy Garda presence remains at the Omeath estate where two men were shot dead on Sunday night, including garda Tony Golden. Video: Bryan O'Brien
Irish team manager Mick Kearney provides an injury report following Ireland's win over France, with Peter O'Mahony returning home injured and with Paul O'Connell's tournament also in doubt.
North Korean leader Kim Jong-un watches a massive torchlight parade commemorating the 70th anniversary of the founding of the ruling Workers Party, as he says the country is ready to fight any war waged by the United States. Video: Reuters
Ireland's coach, Joe Schmidt, looks ahead to the Argentina quarter-final and gives an injury update on Paul O'Connell and Jonathan Sexton. Video: Reuters
Gerry Thornley and Gavin Cummiskey dissect Ireland's 25-9 victory over France in the final group game of Pool D. The result came at a cost with the injuries to key players such as Sexton, O'Connell and Peter O'Mahoney .
Frank McNally reports from Cardiff as the atmosphere builds ahead of a huge day of irish sport. There is huge turnout of both Irish and French supporters with both groups remaining confident of victory.
As they got their final training session in before Sundays match with Ireland,French captain Thierry Dusautoir was in a relaxed mood and said that the players were focused on the task in hand.
Irish captain Paul O'Connell and scrum coach Greg Feek pay tribute to Jared Payne as he leaves the squad through injury. The team took part in a quick training session in the Millennium Stadium ahead of the French match on Sunday.
From Universal Social Charge and child benefit to excise duty on alcohol and cigarettes, Consumer Affairs Correspondent Conor Pope tells us what we can expect to see in Budget 2016.
Speaking after the team announcement at Celtic Manor outside Cardiff, Gerry Thornley and Gavin Cummiskey look at Ireland's team to face France, and predict the outcome.
Less construction, greater internal migration and a pickup in the economy are some of the factors leading to a housing crisis characterised by a severe shortage of accommodation combined with rising rentals and house prices. Video: Bryan O'Brien
The housing crisis is particularly visible on Dublin's streets and upwards of sixty people are sleeping rough on an average night.
We see how the new Toyota Auris performs on the road, and ask the question, have Toyota made enough changes to justify an upgrade? Video: Neil Briscoe
An electrical bicycle rider had a narrow escape in China's Nantong City, on Wednesday. Footage showed the truck running a red light at a high speed toward the bicycle that was crossing the road. Steering to avoid the bike the truck rolled over.
Irish Manager Martin O'Neill responds to claims made by German manager Joachim Low, that Ireland were ultra defensive and got lucky with a long ball.
Ken Early and Emmet Malone report from the Aviva Stadium as Ireland record a historic 1-0 victory over world champions Germany. The resultmoves Ireland closer to qualification for Euro 2016.
Ireland is known for its start up culture and entrepreneurship. But when going up against the giants of their industry are the small guys getting all the help they need? Video: Enda O'Dowd
Matt Williams and Simon Hick look ahead to a big weekend in the RWC and in particular Ireland's clash with France, the mindgames on Sexton and the battle of the backrow.
In an upcoming episode of Eamonn Mallie meets... Martin McGuinness talks about his personal and political life. Video: Irish TV
This week, Donald reviews Sarah Gavron's historical drama Suffragette and Tara reviews Denis Villeneuve's drug-wars thriller Sicario.
Tánaiste Joan Burton said she was 'not a quitter' and insisted the government would continue to its full term.
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July 12 (Bloomberg) -- General Motors Co. outsold Volkswagen AG in China in the first half, helped by an increase in demand for Buick and Cadillac vehicles.
Volkswagen, which unlike GM includes Hong Kong and Macau in its China figures, today reported first-half sales in China rose 19 percent to 1.54 million vehicles. That compares with the 1.57 million deliveries reported by GM.
The result keeps GM on track to maintain its annual sales lead among foreign automakers in China for a ninth straight year. Both companies count the country as their largest market and have forecast sales of about three million vehicles each this year. They are locked in a race with Toyota Motor Corp. to be the world's biggest automaker.
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Both automakers have announced more investments in China to expand production. GM, which broke ground on a Cadillac assembly plant in Shanghai last month, will spend $11 billion in China by 2016 on new plants and products, while Volkswagen plans to spend 9.8 billion euros ($12.8 billion) by 2015.
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The result of unprecedented in-depth interviews with Gurkha soldiers past and present, Gurkhas at War depicts key military campaigns of the twentieth century. These eyewitness accounts cover the lengthy battles against the Japanese in Burma, the action against Communist rebels in Malaya and Hong Kong, plus more recent deployments of Gurkhas in the Falklands, the Gulf, the Balkans, and East Timor. The result is a powerful and intimate introduction to Gurkha culture and recruiting traditions and an insider's view on the numerous issues facing the Gurkhas today in Nepal and in context with the British Army.
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real.talk i almosted faitned when i seen.the pic of the fingercroxx × new balance mt 580 ...i read they drop feb 22 ..but i need to kno.where in nyc ...some one hmu forreal @firstname.lastname@example.com
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Earlier today we showed you a nice recap of the first-ever Sneaker Con in Atlanta, GA, which went down at the Atlanta YMCA. Now that you've gotten a grip on the general atmosphere of the event, it's time to lower your line of sight down to the feet because there was a ton of heat at this event! Just based on the summary of kicks we have for you above, you know the Dirty South came through with the best it had to offer as we saw a slew of Air Jordan madness like the Black Quai 54 and the sick collection of Nike Air-branded Retros, some great LeBrons like the upcoming Cork and the Hardwood Classic VII, and a nice collection of other brands seen in the Fingercroxxx x New Balance MT580, Reebok Kamikaze II Rain Camo, and the Solebox Allergras. End your day with this great recap of Sneaker Con Feet below, and keep your calendar marked February 2nd as Sneaker Con will touch down in Miami, FL.
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i have those barry sanders turfs
looks like half the kicks being worn were wore for the first time
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Pleas Help!! Were I can find the first shoe from page 8...whats the definition of this shoe? I wanne have this shoe! Please help if everyone knows it!
All them snakeskin XI lows sick...if they retro them i gotta haave em'
Never seen anyone in their bred X1 i thought they were all on Craigslist
looks like a nike show
If you criticize people people for what shoes they wear or how they do up there laces your not a sneakerhead at all, You're an idiot. People have different opinions on how things look better or how they feel. And who cares if people pay a lot for there shoes, There obviously rare if they cost that much. People have different jobs and earn different wages so shut up. Just because you can't afford them you're jealous that someone else has them not you.
I hate : the lace lock from 6s on the first loop thing and these people rock thunder and lightning ohh so gay, and shitty dressers, can't match
There is one of the guys that paid $2,500 for Sneakers! (Lebron X Corks)... how embarrassing!
I didn't see any Kilroy packs or anything like that just Foams 'Brons and other J's where'd they go?
I'm sorry but unless your name is Marc Jacobs you really shouldn't rock those laces.
if you don't think those OG 1988 white cement 3s are the best shoes here you a not a real sneaker head i own yeezys but fuck the yeezy 1s and 2s the OG 3s r dope as fuck and that guy has balls for wearing them if you don't agree your most likely a hype beast
dat nigga in the thunder nd lightning 4's needs to die immediatly the lightning is yellow nd navy blue -___-
Blink Yeezy jordan 4s. Period.
Damn, I wanna shoot myself in the foot for passing up those citrus XI's lows! 12 years ago. I saw them on the fuckin clearance rack! Shorty is killing it! HEAT
im not a fan of yeezys but this kid on page 3 already scuffed them up a bit... im all about wearing ur kicks but at least take care of them especially if u spent a good amount of cash on them
@theaaronwilkinson Amen bruh. Everybody has their own swag n shit. These cats are over here hatin on each other, over SOMEONE else's kicks. DO YOU! If you ain't feelin the kicks or the way they're laced, then stfu and keep it #movin.
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@4U2NV I really hate fuckin lames that try to whiten up Hip-Hop. If you wanna rock lame ass choked kicks that 's your cornball ass business & I suggest you stick with some doc martens. This is Hip-Hop and your a tourist if you don't understand the way we "ROCK" kicks. This is the same type of asshole that says shit like "why do you have your baseball cap tipped to the side?" "Why are you wearing work boots as causal wear?" Here's a question "IF YOU DONT KNOW WHY... WHY THE FUCK ARE YOU HERE POSER?" When in Rome respect what the Romans do or go back to the fuckin burbs or self-hatingville TAKE YOUR PICK.
Your just as bad as the hypebeasts for trying to compartmentalize the shoe game. Nobody elected you Kick Czar. If you love OG 3's that much, cool. They're dope kicks. But not everybody has to fall in line with you. You are what's wrong with the shoe game nowadays.
@littleacker09 sooooooo u apparently own yeezy's and if we dont agree wif u then we're the hypebeasts?? the 3's r nice but i wouldn't say they r the best here
@littleacker09 I don't even OWN any Jordans, let alone think they were the best. Then again, i'm not african-american so im not forced to purchase every single same old retro of the same Jordan that releases in order to be cool in my culture. I'm free to wear anything from Puma up to Vans! Like a TRUE 'sneakerhead'. I wonder if ya'll be collecting the same old Jordans in ANOTHER 30 years time. Man hasn't played a game in forever. Move on?
u obviouly dont kno ur jordans sir...
@heat_meiser That was me lol
@IgotthatFIRE maybe you didn't like them at first when you saw them but anyway that's gotta hurt that you passed them up bro
@turt123 He might of got them for retail. And one could say that he is a REAL 'sneakerhead' for wearing his kicks, and not keeping them in a closet scared to get a mark on them so then they wont be as valuable to sell one day. Its like he thinks shoes are for wearing on your feet or something?!?!
@turt123 You should see the ppl with real nice kicks they spent good money on and two weeks later their blacker than asphalt
@CLOUDN9NETY @theaaronwilkinson I couldn't agree more the only thing I hate is squares trying to "police" ones style for norms. I'm anti-establishment and when I rock casual clothing I look that way. if someone wants to choke the life out of their kicks, I really don't give a fuck. Personally, I only retort when people bitch about what's "proper" and make assumptions about income and education level, and 9 out of 10 times its a barista from Starbucks or the type of aloof douche that works in a soho clothing store. They've some how convinced themselves that they are better than everyone else, bitching about the way people spend their money and rock their kicks. Claim to be sneakerheads, but are against individuality. LMAO
@IgotthatFIRE @4U2NVSo to be a sneaker head u could only listen to hip hop? Fuck outta hear. "whiten up hip hop" U sound like a fuckin retard.
@IgotthatFIRE @4U2NV Wow, what an illogical mood-swing. lol. LAME!
How does being black mean one midlessly collects Js only? That was a stupid comment guy, and I'm white. If you don't like Js, then leave your ignorant comments to yourself, and be happy that you're able to cop your shoes with ease.
@caseyflinders @littleacker09 what does being african american or not have to do with liking Jordans? I'm of that race and don't go googly eyed over retros I like vans and chucks too not just nikes the kids at my school the majority are black but they rock adidas puma any shoe out there so b4 you start praising you and your "culture" maybe you should go tour my city nd see that the majority don't all wear jordans
A "TRUE Sneakerhead" respects all shoes. By way of this post, you're not one. You sound angry. Why are you mad? Can you not afford J's, or are you just racist?
@JevonMitchell they're dope man, the soles look perfect. Do they glow? Who did em?
Yeah hurts bad, they were only 85 bucks! But passed on them cause the blue snake XI's were my priority. I was low cash as fuck back then and could only get one pair at a time, smh. My closest luck recently was to cop DS 96 Carolina XI's. I doubt lightning will strike twice... one can only hope.
@caseyflinders did u read wat i posted?? im all about wearing kicks i rosck mine all the time but at least try and take care of them instead of havin them look beat up and lookin like shit thats just not a good look i dont care wat kicks ur rockin
Yeah... because you're an idiot. :-)
@MartinD44 this comment made my day! Add me on instagram lol blakeweez
@Shock @IgotthatFIRE @4U2NV go suck a dick wtf r we gonna whitenup everey body blackinup hiphop kicks the best u gay fuck
@MartinD44 @Shock You know, I really don't like to call people stupid. But Damn, you push the line of idiocy. Did you actually "read" my any of my post completely? Or did you just skim through and reply to what you "thought" I said? Quite obvious its the latter . I'm going to repeat this one more time. SNEAKERHEAD COUTURE IS HIP-HOP, You don't have to listen to hip hop to be influenced by hip hop, you don't have to be a skate board kid to rock skater fashion you don't have even listen to Rock or even like Rock to wear a Led Zeppelin tee. BUT RESPECT ITS ORIGINS..... PLEASE I INVITE TO TO QUOTE ME VERBATIM. WHERE I said THE WORDS "YOU HAVE TO LISTEN TO HIP-HOP TO BE A SNEAKERHEAD". Clearly, you dreamt that I said that. As matter of fact why don't you do this. Start READING from the VERY BEGINNING of this thread. With my reply the bigoted and or self-loathing cum stain 4U2NV. READ, then COMPREHEND what the conversation is about THEN get back to me. OTHERWISE, if you can't do that....... SIT AT THE KIDDIE TABLE!
Bro you're not the sneaker police. Anyone can listen to whatever they want, and wear whatever they want. You can have your opinion about someone who rocks Js and a rollingstones t-shirt or something thats not a badge of hip hopness, and you can be angry at them. But then how pathetic are you???? You go around judging people's style, and type all angry about it??? Let's face it, if you're commenting on here you're a sneaker nerd. I am too, but actual hip hop heads??? The dudes that actually make the music and live the life???? They could care less about wasting their time commenting on a little sneaker article. So don't act like you're the authority on hip hop culture. I doubt you say anything to any of these people you're judging in your mind anyways. If you do?? Thats just as pathetic! Bro, ITS NOT COOL TO WALK AROUND ANGRY AND LOOKING FOR REASONS TO JUDGE PEOPLE. YOU ARE A HATER, AND DEEP DOWN THAT MEANS YOU GOT ANGER PROBLEMS. Get a therapist bro! I found my love of Js in the basketball world when I was 12 or 13, not the hip hop world. I listen to all sorts of music: Mainstream hip hop to some of the lesser known underground heads that came up during the 2000's, classic rock, 90's rock, classical music, and I love my motown, and the list goes on. If you know anything about hip hop, motown and classic r & b are heavily sampled, so obviously these hip hop heads don't only listen to hip hop. Do they stop wearing their Js when they have on a led zeppelin t shirt??? NO! If they're travelling and listening to music on their ipod, DO THEY TAKE OFF THEIR Js the minute a non hip hop track comes on???? NO. Make the world a better place, and dump your negativity down the toilet. Respect different people, and their differing opinions, and don't judge them if they don't think EXACTLY like you. THATS IT
Once again, I have too educate a youngin. Sneakerhead couture is Hip-Hop. One cannot be separated from the other. I don't care if you listen to Hip-Hop or not. If you wear Jordan's, Foamposites, Air Force ones, Adidas, New Balance, Asics, Saucony etc... bottom line if you keep your kicks clean and boxed and dawn them each time as if going to a movie premier... that's Hip-Hop. Ya'll making me laugh, all the sudden these dudes give a fuck about their sneakers when not long ago they were "Kurt Cobaining" them up, getting them as grungy as fuck. Rockin shit LEANING ,TALKING, LMAO. Look I don't care that after 20 years suddenly, every hipster asshole a sneaker connoisseur. Just fess up to what it is dude ...it's HIP HOP. That like me wearing a CBGB's tee trying to claim it's not Rock or wearing Supras and saying its not Skater. I lived in the hood, the burbs and abroad, So I know what it is, and apparently you want to act like this thing just came out of thin air. Just keep it 100.
@IgotthatFIRE Funny, I saw u running like a bitch the other day.....
So I'm "ghetto and violent" because I use "slang"? LMAO those are the type of missives that can only come from pseudo intellectual, cocksucking, hipster fanooks (likely wearing jeggings, a rocketeer backpack & pumas... the kind you could easily see a bitch in) Let's just run with your premise that I am SUPER THUG. If I'm so low in the food chain, why is it everyone of you scatter like vermin in conflict? As a matter of fact, just walking down the street... Ya'll have your head down, tail tucked in between your legs can't even look a man in the eye. Yeah, your body language is SO MUCH LOUDER than your rhetoric. Truth hurts? ;-)
I respect your words bro , but don't waste them on a bigoted piece of shit like caseyflinders. This is the type of racist douche that trolls forums because he's still bitter about his girl getting ass-fucked by a 6'4 black dude. Just call him out for the bitch made dude he is and move on.
My dude, if you look, that post was for caseyflinders not you. The post for you is below it.
@Jutsu Jones @caseyflinders lol racist? i have jordans don't worry about me I'm just saying those r so clean and if u are a jordan fan ( ill correct myself) those are un doubly the best there OG and I've never herd of someone were OG 3s before because they fall to pieces in a matter of time so i give tis man respect
@heat_meiser Yes they glow and I did


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EuroLeague Women champion Ros Casares president German Ros has announced they have withdrawn from Spanish league and EuroLeague Women.
Announcement also states that the team will continue to support and work with youth teams.
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The rhino beetle has surfaced on Oahu. They're ugly to look at, and what they do to palm trees is even uglier.
The bug can kill almost any kind of tree, but Hawaii might have a way to beat the beetle.
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The rhino beetles first appeared on Guam about six years ago, and in that time the beetle destroyed many coconut trees there.
Also in that time, experts have been able to do a lot of research, and they've flown to Oahu to help make sure our state doesn't suffer their same fate.
Roland Quitugua came from Guam where he studied the insects' behavior and has seen firsthand the uphill battle against this pest.
"The problem is that when enough beetles attack and feed on the crown of the tree, the tree will then die over time. As that crown falls off, that dead standing coconut stump now becomes a breeding site, a favored breeding site for the rhinoceros beetle," said Quitugua.
The beetles first turned up about a month ago in coconut trees at Joint-Base Pearl Harbor Hickam.
The Department of Agriculture is still working to figure out how they got here.
The team from Guam went out Monday to show what to look for, how to control the population and also to help come up with a plan against this pest.
"It was very beneficial going out with them today because it's given us what we're doing right, what we're doing wrong and what we just don't know," said Darcy Oishi, from the Department of Agriculture.
Since the first discovery last month, more coconut beetles have turned up outside the military base. But the Department of Agriculture says the beetles have been contained so far within a two-mile radius.
With the help of these experts, Department of Agriculture experts hope to keep it that way.
"You guys are going to have traps that are at least ten times better than what we started with, and we've even improved from that," said Quitugua.
The Department of Agriculture needs the public's help in spotting these beetles. If you come across them you're asked to call 643-7378.
If the beetles have been on a certain coconut tree you'll notice holes bored through the stems of its leaves, and the leaves will look as if they have "V" shapes cut out of them.


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STUART — A century after Minnesota transplant John Coventry decided to open a little hotel at the downtown end of Colorado Avenue, Stuart attorney Steven Vitale decided to do the same thing on the same spot.
His $159 in-season suites are $158 more than Coventry's guests paid. Vitale's guests come by car, and not train. But the ambience they enjoy is much the same as it was when Coventry welcomed his first guests in 1914.
Within a week, Vitale expects to triple the number of guests who can enjoy thatambience, when he opens an addition to his seven-room inn.
"We're the only (lodging) establishment downtown, and people like that," Vitale said.
His Colorado Hotel is among five neighboring buildings he has purchased since 2007. They stretch from the rounded, corner building housing Hachiku Sushi Restaurant and Go Fish to the new 18 Seminole Street restaurant. In between are the existing Colorado Hotel that Vitale opened in January and the twin, adjacent building he's about to open. Both buildings were once Coventry apartments and hotel rooms.
Vitale spent more than $100,000 renovating the second building and a neighboring cottage that's also part of the hotel. His renovations include a second-story porch connecting the hotel's two main buildings.
"I want a meet-and-greet night (on the porch) where people staying here can have drinks and hors d'oeuvres," Vitale said.
Vitale describes his hotel as "Florida charm meets modern elegance."
Charm comes from the original Dade pine floors, pecky-cypress ceilings and antique furnishings. Modern elegance comes from the granite counters, stone-tile baths and new beds with plush mattresses.
Vitale's renovation caught the eye of Alice Luckhardt, chairwoman of the Historic Home Tour of Stuart. She chose the hotel for the tour, which will feature 10 historic homes around Seminole Street. The annual fundraiser for the Stuart Heritage Museum scheduled Feb. 9.
"We're very impressed," Luckhardt said. "He's done a lot to preserve the integrity, yet still keep it up to date."
The historical researcher pointed out that Coventry's daughter Edith was one of Stuart's foremost photographers in the 1920s and '30s. She guesses that Edith took the black-and-white photos of the Coventry Hotel that Vitale has on his newly papered walls.
Since opening in January, Vitale said, the inn has drawn mostly couples looking for a quiet, old-Florida getaway.
"People like being downtown," he said. "They want to walk and feel safe."
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Want a day on the beach but can't face those motorway traffic jams and costly seaside car parks? How about taking a trip to some of the UK's inland beaches instead?
It claims to be the 'only beach in London' as it's just 15 miles from the capital and set in woodland. A former reservoir converted to a lido in the 1930s, facilities include a sandy beach and splash pad area with water fountains for the kids, along with toilets and changing rooms.
When you've had your picnic you can board the lido train for a two mile trip round the lake. If you go by public transport it's a short walk from Northwood Hill tube station or you can get a bus. If you're driving there's plenty of free parking plus entry to the lido is free.
If you like your beaches secluded then this one's for you. The Warren is a pebble beach on the banks of the River Wye, near Hay on Wye on the Welsh border.
It can get packed during the world famous Hay literary festival and you've got to make an effort to find this one as it's only accessible by footpaths from the local lanes, like the one next to Warren Close in the west end of Hay. The area is actually privately owned by the local community who bought it around thirty years ago to stop a proposed caravan park going ahead but anyone can visit.
Frensham's sandy beaches have been the location for many a film over the years. The common itself is owned by the National Trust and among the woodland there are two ponds - Frensham Great and Little ponds.
The area is primarily a nature reserve so rules are strict. No dogs are allowed on the beach, no barbeques or camping and although there's a ranger on duty at weekends there are no lifeguards, so take care if you're going swimming. Head to Farnham to discover this beach and take a bus from Farnham station. For drivers there's a car park on site which charges £2.50 on weekends and bank holidays.
For natural unspoilt sandy beaches head for Luss and Milarrochy Bay on the banks of Loch Lomond, around twenty minutes from Glasgow airport. Luss is on the west side of the Loch with nothing more than a car park but you can easily head into the village to pick up drinks and supplies. At Milarrochy you'll find toilets and changing facilities.
The waters of Loch Lomond are great for a paddle but swimming isn't recommended as it's a glacial lake which means it's very deep and likely to be freezing cold all year round.
For the ultimate family friendly inland beach try this one with long stretches of sand, a beach café and shop for last minute buckets and spades. Cotswold Water Park is the largest inland paddling beach in the UK and even at its deepest point the water's only waist deep, making it ideal for families.
Lifeguards are on duty between April and September from 11am - 5pm at weekends, bank holidays and through the local school holidays. It opens from 10am – 6pm on weekdays and until 9pm at weekends until September. You do have to pay an entry fee with this one; of between £4 and £5 for adults and £2 to £3 for children depending on which day you go.
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Can altiris Reporting disable "save as" button ?
Created: 03 Sep 2012 • Updated: 04 Sep 2012 | 1 comment
Hi All,
I need to know, can altiris reporting disable or hide "save as" button? thanks in advance .
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Hi hisyamlz,
I never attempted this method,but you can try changing the security settings with one report.
Go to Security settings ->select role-> show security role manage console ->Change the left top view to reports from all data classes->Advanced->Report permissions->uncheck save option and test it out.
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fThe sound of Ballake Sissoko's 21-string kora identifies him, along with Toumani Diabate, as one of the best kora players of a new generation of musicians in Mali. His concerts with Taj Mahal's Kulanjan project brought him international attention.
Ballake Sissoko is the son of Jelimady Sissoko, grand master of the Manding kora, a harp with twenty-one strings whose crystalline sound has won over audiences world-wide. With his 'big brother' Toumani Diabate, the son of Sidiki Diabate, another illustrious figure of the jeli (oral historians and musicians) tradition, Ballake is considered one of the best kora players of the new generation. He first learned the instrument very early on at his father's school. At the age of 14, he replaced his father in the Ensemble Instrumental National and by the late eighties he was also playing in the electric bands of the most famous jelimuso.
He remembers the difficulty of initially playing with virtuoso guitar players like Bouba Sacko and Jeli Madi Tounkara, who had picked up the techniques of the ngoni but also used western scales and rock riffs. Rising to the challenge, he was the first local kora player to master western modes and still provide the rhythmic structure to accompany the dance steps of the singers. Simultaneously following different melodic lines with his thumbs and index fingers, Jeli Moussa's playing combines a bass accompaniment, the harmonic progressions of the rhythm guitar and intricate solo improvisations. Jeli Moussa works regularly with Kandia Kouyate, and together they toured the USA, Europe and Australia.
After performing with the prestigious Ensemble Instrumental National du Mali, and accompanying many Malian singers, he came to fame by performing solo or in duet with Toumani Diabate, Taj Mahal and a host of other musicians. In the 1980s, Malian kora music was once more revolutionized when Jeli Moussa Sissoko (called Ballake Sissoko) and Toumani Diabate, the sons of Jeli Madi Sissoko and Sidiki Diabate, introduced chord progressions played on the guitar into their father's repertoire.
Open to every new adventure and encounter, Ballake Sissoko is a gifted instrumentalist who, inspired by tradition, was able to forge a personal style. A visionary figure and fine melodist, he is an excellent accompanist and superb composer.
On Ballake: kora Music From Mali, Ballake is sorrounded by young musicians, friends and fellows met in various ways in Bamako, and his wife, the singer Mama Draba. Fassery Diabate, son of Keletigui Diabate, bala (West African xylophone) expert and well-known performer of Malian music, freed himself too, of tradition, while still respecting its spirit.
Extremely brilliant, he never falls into just technical proficiency, but exhibits astonishing maturity, Adama Tounkara is Jelimady Tounkara's nephew, the 'guitar hero' of Mali music, respected conductor of the Mali's Super Rail Band. He's one of those many young artists who have specialized in the study of the ngoni, a small, four-stringed traditional lute dating back to the 12th century (like the bala), and which was once played at the court of Sundiata Keita, founder of the Manding Empire. It is no doubt the ancestor of the banjo and is part and parcel of the colorful sound of traditional and modern Mali music. A difficult instrument, but one which Adama Tounkara perfectly masters. Hearing this very young virtuoso, you are immediately struck by the finesse of his playing sound and phrasing and the subtle swing of his very jazzy inventions.
The youngest of the group, Aboubacar Sidiki Dembele, provides solid back-up on the bolon, ancestor of the acoustic bass, and indispensable instrument for any respectable Manding group. Mama Draba, younger and less well-known abroad than her compatriots Kandia Kouyate, Amy Koita or Oumou Sangare, is still one of the greatest singers of the new Manding music. With her deep, powerful voice and impeccable phrasing, she's one of the great performers of the epic jeli-style Bambara and Malinke traditions. In 2013, Sissoko released 'At Peace' on Six Degrees Records. Sissoko describes it as a continuation of the work he did with cellist Vincent Segal in his previous critically acclaimed album, Chamber Music. "I didn't want to do Chamber Music all over again," says Sissoko, "I wanted to work on its continuation." Vincent Segal participates again.
Segal provided his talent as a musical director to work on 'At Peace', using an intimate setting. Only the most essential tools were used, avoiding unnecessary production tricks & overdubs. The goal was to achieve spontaneity, and priority was given to first takes. The word "peace" included in the title of the record is not used casually or just as some rhetorical tool. "When I want to play with someone," adds Sissoko, "I first have to understand the way he works; I have to build a friendship. That's my first reference point and it takes time to get there."
'At Peace' was recorded in Angouleme (in Western France) in the studio of jazz bass player Kent Carter. It gathers Sissoko's long time trusted musical companions. In addition to Vincent Segal, the album also features Aboubacar "Badian" Diabaté on twelve string guitar, Moussa Diabaté on the six string guitar and Fasséry Diabaté on the bala (balafon). "I wanted for people to hear musicians in the process of discovery, musicians who sometimes were surprised by what they are playing," says Sissoko.
New Ancient Strings, with Toumani Diabate (Ryko-Hannibal 1428, 1999)
Deli (Indigo 2576, 2001)
Ballake: Kora Music From Mali (Bibiafrica, 2002)
Tomora (2005)
Diario Mali, with Ludovico Einaudi (Ponderosa Music, (2005)
3 Ma (2008)
Chamber Music, with Vincent Segal (Universal France, 2009)
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