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Patterson Tower1080 Patterson Eugene, OR 9740144.04782848571 -123.08364250427+−Preview DetailsCollapse Details
Spacious one and two bedroom apartments for lease complete with refrigerator, range, dishwasher, cable. Community features secure access, laundry rooms, covered parking and additional storage. Located within walking distance to UO, shopping, dining, parks, public transportation and entertainment.
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Alderstreet Apartments1360 Alder Street Eugene, OR 9740144.044758751988 -123.08025240898+−Preview DetailsCollapse Details
Main level quad with locked entrance to the 1 bedroom apartment with vanity sink. Shared bathroom and kitchen with 2 refrigerators. 3 bedroom apartment available with fully equipped kitchen and bathroom. Laundry facility on site with covered parking below building. Pet friendly and within walking distance to the U of O.
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Modern Student Living conveniently located 4 blocks from the University of Oregon's campus. Each 2, 3 and 4 bedroom apartment comes fully furnished and has flat screen televisions in the living room and in each bedroom, stainless steel appliances and washer and dryer. All units are furnished and utilities are included.
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Hotel Brianza, Calderara di Reno
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- Airport within 5 mi/8 km: Bologna (BLQ-Guglielmo Marconi)
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- 48 guestrooms
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- Children (5 years old and younger) stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding
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iPod integration kit for Vespa scooters available
Scooterworks is offering a do-it-yourself iPod integration kit for Vespa Stella and P-series scooter models. The stereo kit includes an iPod cradle and adapter, two 4-inch Alpine speakers with amp, and a replacement glovebox door with pre-cut holes for the speakers. The Vespa kit is priced at $300. [via Engadget]
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Posted by LC Angell on January 23, 2006 at 12:03 PM (CST)
Kinda cool, but how long with a hard drive version of an iPod last on a Vespa? Not long. Still, other newer models should work fine. However, between the stupid v-twins with their illegal straight pipes and no mufflers, rice racers and their 2000 watt stereo and ground altering bass, Joe Six-Pack and his 4x4 with off-road tires that make as much noise rice racer's stereo system, and now Vespa's with stereo systems, we are all headed into a world where noise pollution abounds.
Posted by LC Angell on January 23, 2006 at 12:40 PM (CST)
Hey fahrenheipod 451 dont hate cause you cant afford a booming system. keep playing your stock stereo with a surround system by Kraco. it takes serious money to build a decent system. i'll be damn if i spend a couple thousand on my stereo system and am forced to turn it down cause some yuppie finds it offensive to his delicate ear passages. my mute button on my remote is only reserved for nosy cops. other than that your screwed.
Posted by LC Angell on January 23, 2006 at 2:09 PM (CST)
Mr. Obvious,
I am supporting legislation that will affect nimrods, such as yourself that insist on being self-centered in their own little world thinking that their actions are of no consequence to others and that they are entitled. More power to ya if you lose your hearing even quicker than age warrants, but don't self-impose your nonsense on others or you'll soon get a taste of your own medicine. Laws are wonderful as they accomplish great things and are foundations of great societies. You can thank those like you and the v-twin crowd for the new laws making their way through the system. If fact, let me thank you in advance. Also, if you've been following some of the newer enforcement technologies your mute button will do you little good. Don't ya just love tech!? Put your money in investments versus wasting it on a sound system that will soon be illegal. Oh…too late…sorry.
Posted by LC Angell on January 23, 2006 at 2:26 PM (CST)
I think Weezer said it best…
"If it's too loud, turn it down."
Come on. Can't we all just be friends?
Posted by LC Angell on January 23, 2006 at 5:29 PM (CST)
...I did some similar in my car.
With an iPod shuffle on my keyholder, 4 speakers, "RCA" Amp and a "P2-RCA" cable.
I can listen my iPod's songs while I drive and after I park the car!
Posted by LC Angell on January 23, 2006 at 6:10 PM (CST)
Mr. Obvious can no longer be oblivious…heh, heh…
Posted by LC Angell on January 23, 2006 at 6:29 PM (CST)
that'd sure look sweet on my PX200, except that the Vespa's 2 stroke engine is incredibly loud, and that, coupled with the helmet laws here, means a set of earbuds inside my helmet is probably a simpler solution
Posted by LC Angell on January 23, 2006 at 9:52 PM (CST)
Well well it seems we have a debate going on in here. yeah lets tack up those new laws to the laws i already abide by. like not doing 100 mph and not beating on my female friends. ok just kidding on the wife beating. laws are meant to be broken or was that rules. i forgets. anyways. i was breaking that new so called law way before they even thought of writing one up. if i can say anything i want as far as free speech goes i should be able to blast my system whenever and wherever i go. sucks for you if your sensitive ears cant handle it. as for me going deaf well yeah i guess i never hear it that loud. im crazy but not stupid. looks like you ran out of sticking points farenwhateveryournameispod.
Posted by LC Angell on January 24, 2006 at 3:45 PM (CST)
Mr. Obvious,
"if i can say anything i want as far as free speech goes i should be able to blast my system whenever and wherever i go. sucks for you if your sensitive ears cant handle it."
Another bloody fool who has no conception of "freedom" as true freedom entails responsibility and accountable or it is not freedom at all…one day you'll learn that you are not alone on this planet and that your actions affect others, but as they say, "What goes around, comes around." Hey, but I love good humor and the, "I can say anything I want…free speech…blah, blah, blah…" made my day. Thanks!
Posted by LC Angell on January 24, 2006 at 5:21 PM (CST)
I can remember in the 80's, when I was a child (the late 80's;), people used to put speakers on their vespa just like the pic.
to create sound they used an auto-radio (is this the right word).
Time moves on and now, it's pretty the same, except you use the Ipod.
I'm in Italy, at that time quite all had a vespa…
Posted by LC Angell on January 25, 2006 at 3:18 AM (CST)
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Apr 2, 2012Mixing up elements of rock, pop, blues, jazz, soul and funk, each song finds its way into a supple groove and just bounces around there as though Amadou's guitar strings and Mariam's vocal chords were made of musical elastic.
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Those with higher pulse pressure had up to a 50 percent reduction in the number of headaches.
Further research may hold clues that would help headache sufferers. "We would like to examine whether there are any common pathways in the autonomic nervous system with regard to blood pressure regulation and headache, and whether it also can be demonstrated on an individual level," Tronvik said.
The results make sense to another expert, Dr. Nabih Ramadan, a staff physician at the Diamond Headache Clinic, in Chicago.
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The study has weaknesses, Ramadan said. Among them: Pulse pressure is a very crude measurement and, as the authors noted, it was unknown whether participants were on blood pressure medicines for high blood pressure or for headaches.
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Indian Heart Journal (IHJ) is the official journal of Cardiological Society of India (CSI) and accepts articles for publication from across the globe. IHJ is a bi-monthly peer-reviewed journal and aims to publish work of the highest quality from all sub-specialties of cardiology- clinical and non-clinical including cardiovascular medicine and surgery. The journal invites original research articles, research briefs, perspective, case reports, case vignette, cardiovascular images, cardiovascular graphics, research letters, correspondence, reader forum, and interesting photographs, for publication. The aim of the publication is to promote research in India and serve as platform for dissemination of scientific information in cardiology particularly from South Asia
Categories of Articles
Articles can be submitted as Original Research Articles, Research Briefs, Review Articles, Perspective, Case Reports, Case Vignettes, Cardiovascular Images, Cardiovascular Graphics, Research Letters and Correspondence, Reader Forum and Interesting Photographs.
Original Research Articles: Original, in-depth research article that represents new and significant contributions to medical science. These articles should report research relevant to clinical cardiology including randomized clinical trials, Cardiac intervention studies, studies of screening and diagnostic tests, cohort studies, systematic reviews, cost-effectiveness analyses, case control studies and cross-sectional studies. Before reporting a clinical trial we strongly urge the authors to register their clinical trials involving human subjects in CTRI (Clinical Trials Registry of India), available at http://www.ctri.in, hosted by the Indian Council of Medical Research. Each manuscript should be accompanied by a structured abstract of not more than 250 words using the following headings: Objective, Methods (discussing design, setting, participants/patients, interventions (if any) and end-points), Results, and Conclusions. Four to five key words to facilitate indexing should be provided in alphabetical order below the abstract. The text should be arranged in sections on INTRODUCTION, METHODS, RESULTS and DISCUSSION. One line key messages could also be provided at the end of the manuscript in a box under headings: 'What is Already Known?' and 'What this Study Adds?' Number of tables and figures should be limited to a maximum of 4 and 2, respectively. Extra tables and figures, subject to clearance by editorial review process, can be allowed on payment or may be made available only at the journal website. The typical text length for such contributions is up to 3000 words (including title page, abstract, tables, figures, acknowledgments and key messages). Number of references should be limited to 40.Research Briefs: Brief accounts of descriptive, observational studies, epidemiological assessments, and surveys are published as Research Briefs. A series of cases can also be considered as Research Briefs. Abstract should be unstructured, limited to 100 words, and highlight the aims, methods and main results. Provide 2-3 key words. The text should contain not more than 1000 words, two illustrations/ tables and up to 15 references, preferably recent publications. The text should be arranged in order of INTRODUCTION, METHODS, RESULTS and DISCUSSION. One line key messages could also be provided at the end of the study. The number of authors should be limited to 5.
Review Articles: These are comprehensive review articles on topics of current interest in Cardiology. The review should not exceed 5000 words (including tables, and figures). Authors submitting review articles should include an abstract of around 200 words describing the need and purpose of review, methods used for locating, selecting, extracting and synthesizing data, and main conclusions. The number of references should be limited to 50. Following types of articles can be submitted under this category:
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• New technologies
• Review of a current concept
Please note that generally review articles are by invitation only. But unsolicited review articles will be considered for publication on merit basis. The authors may consult the Honorary Editor before submitting such articles, as similar reviews may already be in submission. Normally, a review article on a subject already published in Indian Heart Journal in last 3 years is not considered.
Perspective: Articles published under this heading intend to cover challenging and controversial topics of current interest in clinical cardiology and the intersection between medicine and society. The issues covered could be of national, regional (South East Asia) or global interest. Though the articles are usually solicited, we welcome submissions and proposals from researchers and opinion makers, provided they have sufficient credible experience and recognition on the subject for giving opinions. Some manuscripts submitted as 'Review Articles' may also be considered for publication under this section at the discretion of editors. The following guidelines need to be followed: The number of authors should be limited to maximum of 3. The topic should be specific and related to the practice of cardiology in general. Word limit: 2000 words and may include one figure and one table. Unstructured abstract of up to 150 words is acceptable. The views should be supported by appropriate evidence and references. Number of references should be limited to a maximum of 10.
Case Vignette: Reflections of clinical cases focussing on some interesting point may also be considered. The case should be 200 words, fit in 1 page having 1-2 illustrations and upto 2 references.Cardiovascular Images: Only clinical photographs with/without accompanying skiagrams or pathological images, echocardiography images, angiographic images etc. are considered for publication. Image should clearly identify the condition and have the classical characteristics of the clinical condition. Clinical photographs of condition which are very common, extremely rare, where diagnosis is obvious, or where diagnosis is not at all possible on images alone would not be considered. Photographs should be of high quality, usually 127 × 173 mm (5 × 7 in) but no larger than 203 × 254 mm (8 × 10 in). A short text of about 150 words depicting the condition is needed. Figures should be submitted separately from the text file. The submitted images should be of high resolution (>300 dpi). The following file types are acceptable: TIFF, EPS, and JPEG. The number of authors should not exceed 2. The authors should ensure that images of similar nature have not been published earlier. Authors must obtain signed informed consent from the patient.
Cardiovascular Graphics: This will include any ECG / EP, oximetry or hemodynamic trace which is interesting and makes a teaching point. The graphics need to be limited to 4 and should be followed by a brief commentary to describe the illustration. The commentary should focus on the graphic/s rather than on the clinical presentation/management/outcome. The accompanying commentary should be limited to 150 words.
Research Letters: Under this heading, short communication pertaining to research would be included. Research Letters reporting original research should not exceed 500 words of text and upto 5 references. They may have no more than 4 authors; other persons who have contributed to the study may be indicated in an acknowledgment section, with their permission. An abstract of up to 50 words reporting the key findings should also be included. Letters must not duplicate other material published, submitted or planned to be submitted for publication. In general, the matter of the letter could be unstructured but should follow the general sequence of introduction, methods, results and discussion and all other standard guidelines of a manuscript.
Reader Forum: Readers may send questions of common interest. Editorial board will try to solicit answers from experts; and publish them, if found suitable.Interesting Photograph: These are unsolicited photographs, not necessarily related to the mandate of the Journal, published as space fillers. There are no restrictions on subject matter, but photographs of familiar people are generally not published. A digital picture of 300 dpi or higher resolution in TIFF, EPS, and JPEG format needs to be submitted.
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The Indian Heart Journal accepts online submissions in electronic format. All new manuscripts must be submitted through Indian Heart Journal online and review Website (http://ees.elsevier.com/ihj). Please follow the following steps to submit your manuscript:
1. Open the homepage of the Journal's Website http://ees.elsevier.com/ihj
2. Register yourself for free by clicking on register on the top and create a user profile with a desired username and mandatory details. On submission of the information, you will receive an e-mail confirming your registration along with the "Password".
3. "Log In" on the main navigation menu (at the top of the journal screen to open the login page) using the username and password emailed to you at the time of registration.
4. Click "Author Log in", this takes you to the "Author Main Menu".
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All manuscripts should meet the following criteria: the material is original, study methods are appropriate, data are sound, conclusions are reasonable and supported by the data, and the information is important; the topic has general cardiology interest; and that the article is written in reasonably good English. Knowledge, attitude, practice (KAP) studies are generally not accepted. The article should be submitted strictly in the style of Indian Heart Journal (vide infra). Manuscripts which do not follow the guidelines are likely to be sent back to authors without initiating the peer-review process. The current acceptance rate of submitted articles is higher for original studies but lower for case reports and review articles. In general review articles should be submitted only after consulting with the Editorial office. All accepted manuscripts are subject to editorial modifications to suit the language and style of Indian Heart Journal and suggestions may be made to the authors by the Editorial Board to improve the scientific value of the journal. Manuscripts once accepted will be edited in accordance with Editorial Policy and returned to the author for approval. Rejected manuscripts are retained for three months to answer any queries. The journal reserves the right to analyze the information obtained from submitted manuscripts as a part of editorial research to improve the peer-review process and for teaching and training activities; this does not include use of the manuscript data.
Please submit your article via http://ees.elsevier.com/ihj/. Covering letter
The covering letter should explain any deviation from the standard IMRAD (Introduction, Methods, Results, and Discussion) format and should outline the importance and uniqueness of the work. It should include the signed declaration from all authors on:
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2. Statement that the material has not been previously published or submitted elsewhere for publication (This restriction does not apply to abstracts published in connection with scientific meetings.) 3. Transfer of copyright to the Indian Heart Journal upon the acceptance of the manuscript for publication
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Ossie Davis and Ruby Dee
Ruby Dee was nominated for an Oscar for her role in American Gangster, and it was about time. Unfortunately, Ossie Davis never won an Oscar. The two starred on TV, stage and film. They did not always act side-by-side, but in 1989 the two worked together in Spike Lee's Do the Right Thing and both were inducted into the NAACP Image Award Hall of Fame that same year. Ossie passed away in 2005, but Ruby is still working. She is set to play a professor in the 2011 film Red & Blue Marbles.


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In case you need help figuring it out; when your shirt hangs out the bottom of your shorts…they're too damn short. Don't get me wrong, we all appreciate the unintentional coverup, but it's not a good look.
Where on the scale of straight up not giving a f*ck is rolling around in public with just your booby holster on?
Not to call you out in front of errybody, but I'd imagine a real "thug bitch" does not need to label herself as such.
Ahhh yes, this must be the woman of legend that all men and women hate…the dreaded Aunt Flo.
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I am utterly fascinated by tree houses. I don't want to exaggerate, but if I could fit into one with my family of six, and it had WiFi, I'd start packing tonight.
I relentlessly lobbied my father to build one when I was a youngster. Unfortunately, my first four homes weren't tree-house friendly.
I was born in St. Louis, but left before I was 6 months old. No tree house for me.
As a toddler I lived on two different Army bases in Germany with trees barely strong enough to hold a Toblerone bar. No tree house for you, Jason, but here's a chocolate addiction.
From age 5 to 8 my family lived in a small suburban home in Chicago. Our home on Cherry Avenue probably offered the best opportunity for a tree house, except that it lacked one of the key components to make it all work: a tree.
I was ready to sue for emancipation.
Finally, in 1979 we moved to the home that my mother still lives in today. With six acres of mostly wooden property, it couldn't have been more ideal for my tree-house visions. My father no longer needed persuading and I didn't need an elevator, television or other elaborate features. It just needed to feature my name on the deed.
We picked a tree within eyesight of the house, but far enough away that to a boy it felt like a different ZIP code. It was close enough that I could hear my mother yell from the back deck, but far enough that on the days I was having too much fun, I could pretend that I hadn't heard her.
There were a lot of days like that.
The tree house was a simple construction of plywood and beams. It had no roof, no built-in benches and no high-tech communication system. But it was precisely what I needed to discover that I owned something valuable, and no bully or doubter could ever steal it from me.
I had an imagination!
When I recall my childhood, I still marvel at how my imagination made that tree house so much more than a cluster of lumber 15 feet off the ground. On some days it was an enemy spaceship on "Star Trek." I liked that it swayed back and forth when I stood in the far corner and rocked my hips and legs from left to right.
Other times it was a stage at the world's largest theater. I practiced speeches, lines from plays and church talks to the squirrels and chipmunks that applauded so long I had to ask them to stop so I could continue. "Please, no, thank you, go on."
Often it became the library where I learned to love "Hardy Boys," "The Red Badge of Courage" and "Where the Fern Grows." I also learned to appreciate short stories and I marveled at the ability of authors like John Updike and Edgar Allen Poe to tell such thick stories in so few words.
That haven in the trees also became my own personal writing workshop. I learned to tell stories about creatures seen and unseen and I discovered that the world was as big as I wrote it to be.
Sometimes I think about my father and the many hours he spent building and maintaining that special place. Back then I thought he probably did it because he wanted me out of the house and out of his hair.
How wrong I was.
Today, with children of my own, I see that he did it because he wanted me to have a place to dream really big things. He wanted me to have a laboratory for my imagination where absolutely anything and everything was possible. On those swaying pieces of plywood suspended mostly by sweat and prayer, nothing ever stood in the way.
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Web Browsers: Windows 7 vs. Windows Vista
The latest BetaNews test shows that Windows 7 RC does actually increase web browsers performance for 12% or more except for Safari 4 Beta which was the only browser to have better index score in Windows Vista than Win 7. Continue Reading
First Google Chrome 3 Release Hits the Streets
It looks like Google Chrome team isn't going to stop any time soon. Yesterday they have announced a very first 3.0.x branch release: 184.108.40.206.
The following version introduces a support of video tag, auto spell correct (which will fix common typos, such as: teh – the, etc.) as well as UI tweaks and crash fixes.
Google Chrome 126.96.36.199 Release Notes
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The font in the browser's user interface is very small in most non-English languages.
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Mozilla to Update Firefox 3.5 Icons
Opera Software is not the only one who is tweaking the look of their default web browser skin. Alex Faaborg from Mozilla has announced that they will update approximately 25 icons across all 4 platforms.
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Skyfire 1.0 is Out
Skyfire, the fastest growing downloadable mobile web browser in North America has just received an upgrade. Apparently, 1 million users milestone was one of the reasons behind 1.0 launch. With a solid version number, the following release focuses on user control over the content. As a result, Skyfire 1.0 brings improved navigation, faster launch, zooming and interaction, also a new search functionality.
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Opera 10 New Skin is Here
Today Opera Desktop Team has released a new weekly build (not a beta/alpha 2) which features new Opera 10 skin. Please note: this is not a final skin version, so don't take it too seriously.
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Opera 10 Beta to Feature New Skin
Here is another piece of information for you. The upcoming Opera 10 Beta release will have a new/refined skin. Hicksdesign (guy, who is working on it) said earlier this month on his Twitter:
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Trying to achieve a standard Opera look, that's tweaked for Mac. This is more of a clean up for 10 though." Continue Reading
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On Friday May 29, 2009 (08:00 AM CET) Opera Software will be presenting its 1Q 2009 financial results.
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How to do that? It's actually very simple. Just install Winfox utility and you are almost ready to go.
As author explains: Winfox must be running to update your top fifteen visited sites. Currently has to be killed by using task manager.
The following software works on 32 and 64 bit machines and requires Firefox 3.0 or later.
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