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Sunday 'Stravaganza: Warner should be starting
Cold, Hard Football Facts for Sep 29, 2007
By Jonathan Comey
Cold, Hard Football Facts Warnerologist
Well, several reports said Kurt Warner will be starting against Pittsburgh today. He's not. The nod will go to Matt Leinart, who was benched last week.
But if the Cardinals want to win football games, they're best bet is to play of the former MVP over the under-producing second-year man.
Warner has played the equivalent of one full season with the Arizona since arriving in 2005 (17 games, 15 starts).
Here are his numbers:
Pretty good, no? Any NFL team would be pleased with that type of production ... except the Cardinals, who benched him in successive seasons and are doing it again here in a third.
Of course, Warner isn't perfect. He's 36 years old. And he has lost eight fumbles in that equivalent of a full season in Arizona. But over 600 dropbacks, 22 total turnovers aren't excessive – and age is just a number, as Brett Favre is proving.
Even factoring in the moderate-to-severe fumblitis, Warner's numbers look incredible in comparison with the other Arizona QBs.
While Warner has been watching from the sidelines, Arizona's Matt Leinart, Josh McCown and John Navarre have combined for a passer rating of 74.46 since 2005 - a difference of almost 15 passer rating points, with the same team around them.
To put that in perspective, Warner's passer rating in Arizona is a dead ringer for Tom Brady's career numbers (89.9). The others are a dead ringer for Gus Frerotte's career numbers (75.3).
Brady over Frerotte as a starting QB wouldn't be a tough choice, and neither is Warner over Leinart.
The Cardinals are 1-2, but would be 2-1 had Leinart not played like a Pee Wee B backup in the opener vs. San Francisco (41.1 passer rating despite just one sack in a 20-17 loss). In an NFC West that looks as shaky as ever, Warner gives them the best chance to win.
There's no real rush for Leinart, who signed a six-year contract through 2011 as a rookie and is just 24. And there's no shame in losing a job to Warner, a guy who is relentlessly positive as a mentor and still a quality QB.
You could certainly make a case that Warner should never have lost his last job, either.
He got pushed aside by Eli Manning in New York back in 2004, in one of the most bizarre benchings of all time. With the Giants at 5-4 in a wide-open NFC, coach Tom Coughlin put Manning in the lineup for no apparent reason.
Warner had played quite well (eight turnovers in nine games, 86.5 rating), but like Dennis Green last year Coughlin craved that new-car smell. Manning was predictably awful (55.4 rating), and the Giants finished 6-10.
And even though the Giants are sticking with Eli for the foreseeable future, he had worse passer ratings than Warner in 2005 and 2006 (86.0 this year).
Warner took this New York demotion as well as he could, and set to lining up his next job. Arizona, with no one in sight at QB, seemed like a good fit.
Warner must have been shocked to see the same thing happen to him in Arizona – not once, but twice. First he lost the job to McCown (although he would get it back), then he lost it to Leinart.
A hell of a kick in the face for a former league MVP still playing good football. But when you used to bag groceries for a living, it must not seem so bad.
Godspeed, Mr. Warner ...
To say the least, long field goals have been few and far between this year.
Through three weeks, NFL kickers are a pathetic 3-of-16 from 50-plus – a success rate of 18.8 percent that is way off the league standard.
In 2006, NFL kickers were 40-of-85, 47.1 percent from 50+. And in 2005, they were 48-for-90 (53.3 percent).
But maybe this is the way of the future. Bears kicker Robbie Gould made the Pro Bowl last year despite the fact that he's never even attempted a 50-yarder over two-plus years. And Colts kicker Adam Vinatieri – bound for the Hall of Fame some day – hasn't connected on one in the regular season since 2002.
Oh, and note to the Raiders: stop sending Sebastian Janikowski out there for the long ones. He's three for his last 13 dating back to 2002. However, he does have a remarkable 10 touchbacks in three games, three more than he had all of last year.
Anyway, is it any wonder that Morten "Older Than Boomer Esiason" Andersen is still in the league? No one boots it through from 32 like More-Toe.
While we're on the subject of statgeekery, we put together a a list of some of the NFL's least sexy league leaders thus far on the 2007 season.
The way we look at it, if passing TDs (Tom Brady, 10) and rushing yards (Willie Parker, 368) are the statistical-leader equivalent of Jenna Jameson in her prime, punts inside the 20 (Chris Kluwe, 9) and passes thrown to (T.J. Houshmandzadeh, 46) are the equivalent of Jenna Jameson now.
Maybe this list is a little sexier than we thought.
1st down runs: LaMont Jordan (OAK), 18
- Rushing yards on 1st and 10: Jamal Lewis (CLE), 228
- Runs of 10 yards or more: Jordan, 12
- Yards per carry: Marion Barber III (DAL), 6.4
- 1st down catches: Chad Johnson (CIN), 21
- Completion percentage: Tom Brady (NE), 79.5 percent
- 4th-quarter passer rating: Kurt Warner (ARI), 151.2
- Passing conversions on third down: Chad Pennington (NYJ), 66.7 percent
Passes of 25+ yards: Tony Romo (DAL), 10
- YAC for QBs: Brett Favre (GB), 500
- Sacks taken: Joey Harrington (ATL), 14
- YAC: Brian Westbrook (PHI), 236 yards
- Passes thrown to: T.J. Houshmandzadeh (CIN), 46
- Catches of 25+ yards: Chad Johnson (CIN) and Anquan Boldin (AZ), 5
- Yards per catch: Antwaan Randle-El (WAS), 21.6
- Drops: Devery Henderson (NO), 5
- Fumbles lost: Steve McNair (BAL), 4
Tackles for loss: E.J. Henderson (MIN), 5
- Sacks: Trent Cole (PHI), 5
- Passes defensed: Anthony Henry (DAL), 11
- Touchbacks: Sebastian Janikowski (OAK), 10
- Net punting avg.: Shane Lechler (OAK), 44.0
- Punts inside 20: Chris Kluwe (MIN), 9
- Longest FG: Mason Crosby (GB), 53
- Total tackles: Barrett Ruud (TB), 35
- Fumbles forced: Chris Harris (CAR), 3
- Special teams tackles: Keith Lewis (SF) 7 total tackles
- Interceptions: Anthony Henry (DAL), 4
- Punt return yards: Devin Hester (CHI), 144
Kick-return yards: Joshua Cribbs (CLE), 455
In this week's 1st and 10 poll, we asked you to get something off your chest about the NFL season so far.
One Troll summed up a lot of our thoughts, saying "I'd like to get these man tits off my chest....just too many brewskies!"
Us too. It's only a matter of time before football Sundays are sponsored by the "ManBra," by Playtex. They could have NFL logos on the nipples, and a handy carrying pouch on the sides for condoms and joints.
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Another asked, rhetorically, and correctly, "Can Reggie Bush please be exposed as over-rated to the national media?" He and the Saints are certainly going nowhere right now, although he does lead the league in ads-per-big-play ratio this year (infinity).
Here's someone that's been paying attention: "Where in the hell is the Dolphins front 7? This was supposed to be the best unit on the team and it turns out they have been the worst. Maybe their age finally caught up to them." The Dolphins are 30th in our Defensive Hog Index that measures NFL front-sevens.
Lastly, one reader took the 0.2 seconds to remind us that "youy new site sucks." Even if he/she didn't spell "you" right (too much drool on his/her fingers), we appreciate the feedback!
One not-so-hot-topic on the fearless CHFF Forum is the state of our spanking-new redesign.
While reviews have been positive, erstwhile critic and graphic great "CardLogic" is begging us to "lose the mold!"
As you can see, there does appear to be some kind of mold growing off of the sides of the screen on our shiny new design.
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Indeed, escorting convoys to the Soviet port of Murmansk proves a daunting mission. The newly commissioned German battleship, Tirpitz, has significantly bolstered the Fatherland's Luftwaffe and U-Boat fleet. British convoy commanders must consider a full spectrum of enemy threats, unsure which of these "lions, tigers and bears" they would encounter.
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The Allies were able to keep the convoys going to and from Murmansk, but not without sacrifice, delays, and the loss of many ships and men. The biggest loss came when convoy PQ-17 was scattered when the Tirpitz sortied for the first time. Although the monstrous German battleship never came across any Allied ships, the scattered transports were easy pickings for the U-boats and Luftwaffe. How to come up with a sufficient and balanced escort would be a conundrum that drew upon large numbers of Allied ships, personnel and weaponry that lasted until the war's end.


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The people of Iceland are the happiest on Earth, according to an academic study reported by the Guardian in 2006. The UN's latest Human Development Index ranking showed Iceland topping the charts as far as its economic and social issues go (wealth, healthcare, and education). Last month Iceland won another top world ranking: most pot smoked per capita.
The recent United Nations 2014 World Drug Report, which broke down pot use by nation, found that 18 percent of Iceland's population (meaning 55,000 out of 320,000 people) lit up in 2012 (the year for which the data was collected). That's more than the average in stereotypically pot-friendly Jamaica; it's more than Amsterdam's home country, the Netherlands; and it's more than the US. (The UN report found 15% pot use in the US.)
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As I started my search, I found there were limited high-top sources in North America. One was to find a used Adventurewagen high top on Craigslist or The Samba but I was never lucky enough to find one of these gems. I started looking for new fiberglass high roof options. I found that there were only two companies in North America providing a high roof for the Vanagon. The first was Canadian High Tops who import high tops from England and export to the US from Canada. The second was Fiberine, a fiberglass manufacturer out of Los Angeles.
The imported high-tops looked great and had plenty of options, like carpeting kits and windows. The lines were clean and looked great on Vanagons but I checked into pricing and found these were too far out of my price range and my priorities for money were elsewhere. I also found that since these high-tops were imported from Europe there was going to be a long wait once my order was placed and a large amount of embodied energy invested in transporting from Europe.
I looked into Fiberine and found one negative review on The Samba. I contacted Rico, the V.P. of Fiberine to get details on their guarantee of quality. He assured me that the product quality was excellent. I continued to research the quality issues and tried to find first-hand experience with the Fiberine high roofs. I couldn't find anyone with first-hand experience, just a lot of speculation and opinion, so I continued to talk with Fiberine. The Vanagon mold was repaired and resurfaced since I showed interest in buying a top. Rico sent pictures of the fiberglass mold after the repairs and continued to offer his assurances of quality. I took the plunge and told Rico to proceed with the order and make me a high top – I would be there in a week to have it installed.
I live in Durango, Colorado so it is still a bit of a drive out to Los Angeles but a couple friends and I decided to make a Southern California road trip out of it. We arrived at the shop early on a Friday morning and I was able to look at the top while it was in the last stages of being buffed out for its final brilliant white finish. It looked great, so we started removing the camperspop-top. We were able to get the Westy top off in an hour and Fiberine immediately got to work installing the high-top. Rico shuttled us to the beach and when we arrived back at the shop 5 hours later the top was trimmed out and installation was complete.
The quality of the Fiberine top is great. It may not have all the bells and whistles of Canadian High Tops, but for the lower price I can trim out the high roof to my taste with windows, insulation, and interior trim. My criteria for a top were met completely. I can store my equipment while driving, sleep stealthily, and even stand up to cook without having to pop a top.
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MW2. I bought BFBC2, then traded it in a week later. It was fun, but I just didn't like it as much.
Just kidding..I like MW2 just not as much as BFBC2
I only got BFBC2 to play online. Then my mom decided we weren't getting high speed internet. I was all like "WTF?!"
I'm half tempted to get rid of MW2 also.
MW2 is more fast paced I prefer BC2 overall but the maps feel too big some times.
SO that means there are more campers in BC 2 than MW 2? I think some gamers are lazy to move around in bigger maps. Well, for me, I like bigger maps. It adds the realism on how hard it is to fight in a big battlefield.


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The Knoxville City Council will consider suspending Dingus Lounge's liquor license during their regular meeting Monday. According to a city memo, the Knoxville Police Department found patrons in the establishment two separate times after 2:10am. City Code stipulates that non-employees may not be in licensed liquor establishments between 2am and 6am. One of those two times, open containers were still visible. According to that memo, patrons stated they were waiting for a ride from employees who were closing. Dingus had its license suspended for four days after a similar incident in 2006. However, that suspension was waived after the business went a year without a further incident.
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The 40th Ryder Cup will be held at The Gleneagles Hotel, Scotland, in September 2014. Before then, golfers from Europe and the US will battle it out to win a place on their respective 12-man team.
Europe's qualification process got under way on Thursday, August 29 at the ISPS Handa Wales Open. This was the first tournament at which players can earn points for the European Points List. The players who fill the top four positions on this list at the end of August 2014 will qualify for The Ryder Cup team. They will be joined by the top five players on the World Points List. The final three players will be picked by Paul McGinley, Europe's Ryder Cup captain. McGinley told EY: "I determined that there would be four off The Race to Dubai, five off the World Rankings and three captain's picks. It's important that the guys are competitive during the year and they know where they stand. I want the players to feel that if they play well enough they'll make the team."
To mark the beginning of Europe's qualification process, Paul McGinley spoke to EY about how he can spot a good team golfer and how he will approach the task of building a high-performing team.
Communication is key
I'm very much aware that a team is made up of so many different individuals. And in a sport like golf where, 51 weeks a year, we're trying to beat each other, to come together every 104 weeks for The Ryder Cup requires a different mindset.
The first task is to communicate with the player; find out where he's at, what he thinks, what his views are. Initially, I think it is very important to listen rather than speak as a leader. You need to understand each individual and appreciate that there's no right or wrong in terms of where people are coming from. You do things and make decisions for individuals according to their view on things. I want to hear their views on the week, who they like to partner, what way they see the week evolving. It's important to get inside the players' heads and hear their views on who they'd like to play with. They must feel like they can speak to their captain in confidence and know that the conversation will go no further.
Team members contribute in different ways. You take a guy who may be quiet in the team room and not say a whole lot, yet he might make a huge contribution. He might be a team player and a real giver. Everybody is different and it's important to find out how. This is where communication with the player is the ultimate starting point from which everything else evolves.
Spotting a team player
I can tell much about the qualities of a guy in the team by his body language. Let me give an example. Think back to Medinah, when Ian Poulter holed a putt to win a point on the Saturday night and Martin Kaymer holed what turned out to be the winning putt the following day. There was one common denominator between the two that a lot of people missed. For both putts, the team had congregated around the front right-hand portion of the green – caddies, players, everybody. As a player, subconsciously you know where they are. And what was interesting was that when both Poulter and Kaymer holed their putts, the first thing they did was turn around to their team with their fists clenched. That's the body language of two great team players. You can contrast that with a footballer who, when he scores a goal, brushes aside his teammates so that he can run to the crowd as quickly as possible and then turn around and point to his name on the back of his shirt.
Wisdom from Woosie
In 2006, I played in the team captained by Ian Woosnam. He knew he had a very strong team. He'd inherited a team captained by Bernhard Langer that won by a wide margin two years previously and the large majority of the players had made the team again. What I learned from his captaincy was that he kept it simple. He didn't try to reinvent the wheel. He rolled out the template that had worked in the past. He put the pairings together that had been successful. We went on to match Langer's margin of victory. Keeping things simple is not always an easy thing to do. But he managed to keep the whole structure behind the team very simple that week, and that was a real insight for me.
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Federal health officials on Friday expanded approval of an innovative Merck drug to treat patients with an advanced form of the most common lung cancer.
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Opdivo, from Bristol-Myers Squibb, which harnesses the body's own immune system to attack tumors, was approved after strong results in a study.
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One of the features of the safety net is an assurance to working-poor families that they will receive the Earned Income Tax Credit, a refundable tax credit (it is disbursed as cash, not simply through reductions of future taxes).
The credit is claimed exclusively through the act of filing an income tax return. It assists families with children much more than childless claimants and eligibility for the credit is set $3,000 higher for married couples than for single parent families.
Congress made some changes in EITC income eligibility standards for the 2009 season including creation of a new category of coverage. Families with three children can now receive a greater award that those with two children. Maximum credits for families with qualifying children range from a low of $3,043 for one child to $5,657 for families with three or more qualifying children.
In addition to the E.I.T.C., there are a number of other new credits associated with the Economic Stimulus program that can be claimed this year. Some of those are: The Make Work Pay Credit; First-Time Homebuyer Credit Expansion; Education Benefits; and Money Back for New Vehicle Purchases.
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Address by Mr Marcel Glesener, Chair of the Social, Health and Family Affairs Committee, at the seminar to mark the tenth anniversary of the revised European Social Charter (Strasbourg, 3 May 2006)
Mr Chair of the Ministers' Deputies
Mr Secretary General
Mr President of the European Committee of Social Rights
It is my great pleasure, in my dual capacity of representative of the President of the Parliamentary Assembly, who sends his apologies for his absence, and Chair of the Social, Health and Family Affairs Committee, to be with you today to celebrate the tenth anniversary of the revised European Social Charter.
I greatly welcome this opportunity to reflect on the future of the European Social Charter and acknowledge the contribution it makes to protecting our citizens' social rights throughout their lives, whether they be vulnerable members of society, children, elderly persons or migrant workers, all of whom are of particular concern to the Social Affairs Committee.
For the Assembly, the revised Charter is undoubtedly the pillar of the European social model we seek to secure and offers our citizens a safeguard against the threats of poverty and unemployment and problems linked to old age. The Charter thus offers us the legal and political framework that is best suited to maintaining social cohesion in Europe.
But what is the point of such a valuable treaty if it is neither ratified nor applied? We are all aware of what the application of the Charter has achieved, particularly in terms of reforms of legislation and practice in numerous countries. But I want to see these achievements extended, so that the social rights embodied in the Charter become the reference standard for social policy in all our member states. These countries must see the Social Charter as the natural counterpart to the European Convention on Human Rights, and as such accorded the same consideration and respect as the Convention. And this must also be reflected in the Council of Europe's own activities.
In this context, I wish to draw attention to the important contribution made by the collective complaints procedure and its attendant case-law. Take as an example the decision concerning the entitlement of foreign nationals in the territory of a member state, whether or not legally, to medical assistance. The decision shows, if this were still necessary, that the revised Social Charter gives priority to the notion of human dignity and permits a dynamic interpretation of citizens' rights.
This was also one of the items on the agendas of both the second and third summits of heads of state and government. On each occasion, the final declarations confirmed the commitment of those taking part to developing the European Social Charter and promoting a new social cohesion strategy and called for activities in the social policy field to be based on the Charter.
In the Assembly, the Sub-Committee on the European Social Charter is fully aware of the Charter's importance in our daily lives and has organised seminars to promote social rights in Europe, attended by members of parliament and representatives of governments and non-governmental organisations. One example of particular relevance to you, as Chair of the Ministers' Deputies, was a seminar in your own country in 1998.
The Assembly has always held that the European Social Charter provides not only a fundamental political statement of the European social model but also a binding framework for social and industrial relations and for the protection of basic individual rights and needs. It regrets that ten years after the revised Charter's entry into force eight of our member states have still not ratified either version. Nevertheless, it remains optimistic, since 38 countries have ratified the Charter, and the majority of them are bound by the revised version, whose tenth anniversary we are celebrating today.
Bur let us now use this anniversary to look to the future. As long ago as 1998, the Assembly was already considering the future of the European Social Charter. The recommendation it adopted then made a number of proposals that have still not been implemented.
One was to transfer individual rights from the Social Charter to the European Convention on Human Rights and another to transform the European Committee of Social Rights into a European Court of Social Rights, with jurisdiction to examine individual applications.
And while we are considering such matters, I would also draw your attention to a proposal to establish a European commissioner for social rights. I invite the representatives of our member states to give serious thought to these ideas.
But I would also like to introduce a more positive note concerning social rights and relations between the Council of Europe and the European Union. We need to bear in mind that much of the Union's Charter of Fundamental Rights, which forms part of the draft Constitutional Treaty, is derived from the revised Social Charter.
Finally, I wish to inform you that our Committee is currently preparing a report on the Charter's application by member states, based on the findings of the European Committee of Social Rights. This monitoring exercise should act as an incentive to states to pay still more attention to the Committee's conclusions and bring themselves into line with the Charter. Another report will focus more specifically on full implementation of the revised European Social Charter and evaluation of new employment standards and minimum wages.
The two reports should be debated by the Assembly early in 2007.
To conclude, I wish to assure you that the Parliamentary Assembly will continue to encourage countries that have not already done so to ratify the revised Charter. In this respect, the Assembly has one great advantage over other bodies, namely that my colleagues, as members of their respective countries' upper or lower houses, can call on their governments to sign and ratify the Charter. I shall continue to remind them of this duty.


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Buried in the past week's news about the groundbreaking of West End Market on the Minnesota State Fairgrounds was a little nugget: Blue Plate Restaurants -- the parent company of Scusi, Groveland Tap and Highland Grill in St. Paul -- will open an eatery in the area that used to be Heritage Square.
The restaurant will be called Blue Barn. It will be shaped like one and serve "fun farm food," according to co-owner Stephanie Shimp.
Blue Plate can't reveal specific food items until other new Fair foods have been announced, but Shimp promised "something on a stick," a few items from their current menus and beer from Freehouse, the group's upcoming brew pub in Minneapolis' North Loop.
The transit station for the Fair is being moved to West End Market, and Shimp said Fair organizers estimate that 50 percent to 60 percent of fairgoers will be using the new entrance.
"We've been trying to get into the Fair for eight or nine years, and to get a new building, we are so excited," Shimp said. "It's a huge deal. I can't imagine a better spot, right at a new gate, right where the buses are going to empty out."
Shimp intends to run with the farm theme, with workers dressing the part, "maybe even put our people in period-inspired checkered shirts or floral aprons or red bandanas, that sort of thing."
The barn is about 1,800 square feet but doesn't have indoor seating. Shimp said there will be plenty of picnic tables outside.
As for the group's new brew pub, the name of which has been shortened from Loose-Wiles Freehouse to just Freehouse, Shimp said they are shooting for a Dec. 9 opening. The government shutdown slowed the process of getting a permit for the beer-making part of the operation, but Shimp said Sen. Amy Klobuchar and Rep. Keith Ellison are on the case, trying to help them expedite the process.
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Scar wars: is TGFβ the phantom menace in scleroderma?
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Arthritis Research & Therapy 2006, 8:213 doi:10.1186/ar1976Published: 9 June 2006
The autoimmune disease scleroderma (systemic sclerosis (SSc)) is characterized by extensive tissue fibrosis, causing significant morbidity. There is no therapy for the fibrosis observed in SSc; indeed, the underlying cause of the scarring observed in this disease is unknown. Transforming growth factor-β (TGFβ) has long been hypothesized to be a major contributor to pathological fibrotic diseases, including SSc. Recently, the signaling pathways through which TGFβ activates a fibrotic program have been elucidated and, as a consequence, several possible points for anti-fibrotic drug intervention in SSc have emerged.


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The Engineer Q&A: Solar Impulse
Your chance to put questions to the team behind the aircraft that will make the world's first round-the-world journey using only solar power.
Next year will see the culmination of one of the most impressive feats of engineering so far this century: the first attempt to fly all the way around the world (in stages) in an entirely solar-powered aircraft.
Solar Impulse 2, which was unveiled to the world last month, is 2.3-tonne carbon-fibre aircraft with that uses over 17,000 solar cells and four brushless electric motors to fly at speeds of up to 140kph (87mph).
Four batteries enable the craft, which has a wingspan of 72m, to simultaneously fly and store power during the day so it can keep flying at night.
This will allow its solo pilot to complete journeys of up to five consecutive days at a time and complete the stages of the voyage that will take it over the Pacific and Atlantic oceans.
For our latest reader Q&A article, we've lined up the team at Solar Impulse, which is led by engineer André Borschberg and psychiatrist Bertrand Piccard, to answer your questions on the challenges involved in designing and building the craft – and what's in store for the pair when they take to the skies to pilot it.
We'd also like to invite questions about how the technology developed for solar impulse might find uses elsewhere, in the aerospace, energy or any other sector of engineering, and we'll have relevant experts give their views in response.
Questions are now closed. We'll publish the answers in the June issue of The Engineer magazine, as well as here on the website.
Readers' comments (7)
1. How many power back-up systems does the plane have?
2. When will you build the first solar-powered commercial airliner?
3. When do you think we will reach the inflection point between non-renewable (dirty) to renewable (clean) sources of energy? What do you think is the major hurdle for this necessary transition?
I have great admiration for your work and your team. Thank you for reminding us, the less adventurous and less courageous, that imagination, engineering and pioneers like you will lead humanity to a sustainable path.
Have a safe and wonderful flight!
If not a traded secret(!), would be interested to know a bit more about the solar cells you are using, performance, specifications etc. Are they specially engineered to be light/flexible etc. Are they commercially available?
Good luck with the flight - the spirit of Phileas Fogg lives on!
Solar Impulse's solo pilot will complete journeys of up to five consecutive days at a time?
I'm sure it must be very thrilling and time consuming piloting the aircraft but what, if anything, is in the cockpit to keep the pilot stimulated and does this add a weight penalty to the aircraft?
What is the battery technology and power capacity?
What is the maximum payload?
Does it have GPS and autopilot?
Is it awesome?
Bon voyage!
What were the biggest changes between the new craft and the first one?
Were there any specific things you did to remove weight from the design?
And a non-engineering question: What do you expect the biggest challenges to be for the pilots?
What will the pilot do to avoid blood clots forming in extremities – due to prolonged inactivity?
What types of food – calories/day and composition – will the pilot consume to maintain proper bodily functions?
At what speed and altitude will the plane cruise?
Will you modify the route in response to weather conditions - avoiding headwinds and high cloud?
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Gout. Novel therapies for treatment of gout and hyperuricemia
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Arthritis Research & Therapy 2009, 11:236 doi:10.1186/ar2738Published: 23 July 2009
In the past few decades, gout has increased not only in prevalence, but also in clinical complexity, the latter accentuated in part by a dearth of novel advances in treatments for hyperuricemia and gouty arthritis. Fortunately, recent research reviewed here, much of it founded on elegant translational studies of the past decade, highlights how gout can be better managed with cost-effective, well-established therapies. In addition, the advent of both new urate-lowering and anti-inflammatory drugs, also reviewed here, promises for improved management of refractory gout, including in subjects with co-morbidities such as chronic kidney disease. Effectively delivering improved management of hyperuricemia and gout will require a frame shift in practice patterns, including increased recognition of the implications of refractory disease and frequent noncompliance of patients with gout, and understanding the evidence basis for therapeutic targets in serum urate-lowering and gouty inflammation.


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Three exhibits open fall season at de Saisset Museum
SANTA CLARA, Calif., Sept.8, 2000 - Santa Clara University's de Saisset Museum opens its 10-week fall exhibition season on Sept. 23, celebrating the University's 150th anniversary, with two new exhibits: Jewish ritual objects by New York artist Tobi Kahn, and paintings by former SCU art professor Joseph Thomas.
The museum also opens its 46th year with a year-long exhibition of paintings by its namesake, San Jose painter Ernest de Saisset, from the museum's permanent collection.
The museum season opens Sept.23 and continues through Dec. 1., Tuesdays through Sundays.
Entitled "AVODA: Objects of the Spirit-Ceremonial Objects by Tobi Kahn," the Kahn exhibit features 58 ceremonial objects fashioned by the New York-based artist in his signature style that combines timeless images of nature with spare and contemporary treatment.
"Avoda: Objects of the Spirit" is a traveling exhibition curated by Laura Kruger and circulated by Carol Spinner. It was made possible by sponsorship of the Exhibition Advisory Committee of Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion, New York.
The exhibition's showing at the de Saisset Museum is supported by the Santa Clara University 150th Anniversary fund and is part of SCU's celebration of its founding by Italian Jesuits in 1851.
"Unlikely Portraits, Seasonal Strands: Recent Paintings" by Joseph Thomas, former SCU art professor, also opens Sept. 23.
What do weather and portraiture share in common? Thomas sees weather as a metaphor for mood, and his paintings reflect this viewpoint. Thomas' canvases resemble abstract expressionism. Thomas completed the paintings in this exhibition while serving as visiting assistant professor in SCU's art and art history department, 1998-2000. This exhibition also is co-sponsored by SCU 150th Anniversary.
"Ernest de Saisset: Paintings from the Permanent Collection" also opens Sept.23, and will continue through the end of the 2000-2001 season.
Ernest de Saisset (1864-1899), the namesake of the de Saisset Museum, was born to a prominent San Jose family that immigrated to the United States from France during the Gold Rush years. He attended then Santa Clara College for three years. This survey of 10 paintings from the museum's permanent collection shows the style and content of de Saisset's paintings.
The museum is open Tuesday through Sunday, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., and will be closed Nov. 23 - 27, and Dec.2 - Jan.1. Admission is free. For more information, call the de Saisset Museum at 408-554-4528.
The 17,000-square-foot museum opened next to the Mission Santa Clara de Asis on the Santa Clara University campus in 1955. The member-supported, privately funded institution operated by Santa Clara University, is accredited by the American Association of Museums.
For more information, contact Ann Koster, public relations officer and collections manager at the de Saisset Museum, at 408-554-6877. For information about Santa Clara University and for SCU's 150th celebration, see http://www.scu.edu.
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The latest in my rounds of interviews was with Tomi Poutanen at Yahoo. Tomi is the senior director of product management for Yahoo Answers and del.icio.us. Our conversation focused on the varying roles of algorithmic search and social search.
For example, we talked about which types of search problems each type of search handles better. Social search (in this case Yahoo Answers) is better for subjective queries, such as "what is the best restaurant in Seattle." Or social search (in this case del.icio.us) handles queries like "new york hotels" better because it will return a list of the hotels that have the most tags on them by users, instead of the most powerful affiliate marketing sites.
It's very engaging to ponder the impact of social search on the overall search environment. I have long believed that the best of both worlds is a possibility, with an editorial layer over algorithmic results. The editorial layer would have to be willing to engage in active pruning of bad or questionable stuff.
However, I don't know if anyone will ever build anything like this, because of the economic challenges (how do you make enough money with all the overhead of the editorial staff?). But it would be great to see it. In the meantime, there is a place for social search. Del.icio.us has an Alexa ranks of 186, and Flickr has an Alexa rank of 43. No matter how you slice it, that's an impressive traffic level.


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Updated: 3/08/2013 3:09 pm
The Jaguars fell to Cumberland University 10-3 in the first game and then to Belhaven University 5-0 in Game 2. The Jaguars will return to pool play action on Saturday when they face Lindsey Wilson at 3 p.m. and Columbia at 5 p.m.
The Jaguars jumped out on Cumberland quickly in the first with a pair of runs off a two-run double by Marley Moehrig.
But the Bulldogs fired right back taking advantage of four walks to score four runs in the first for a 4-2 lead that they never relinquished.
The Bulldogs (12-4) would add five more in the third and an insurance run in the sixth to preserve the win.
The Jaguars left the bases loaded three times and managed just one more run behind and RBI single from Jena West in the fifth.
Ashley Shannon paced the UHV offense going 4-for-4 with a double, while Moehrig reach all four times going 2-for-2 with two walks.
UHV and Belhaven were scoreless until the fifth when the Blazers plated two unearned runs. They would tack on three more in the seventh on a three-run homer by Denee Crawford.
The Jaguars were limited to four hits in the game, including a seventh inning pinch-hit double by Dawn Villegas.
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Release Date: 9/23/2009 9:04:49 AM
Parents, students, and concerned citizens of Carroll County are invited to attend the fall minority family forum on Wednesday, October 21, 2009, from 7:00 – 8:30 p.m. at West Middle School, located at 60 Monroe Street in Westminster.
The topic of the forum is Motivating Students in the School, Home, and Community. Participants will gain tips for motivating all students to succeed. Activities for children 10 and under will be provided. Light fare will be served.
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The Board of Education of Carroll County does not discriminate on the basis of disability in employment or provision of services, programs or activities. Information concerning the Americans with Disabilities Act is available from the Director of Facilities, 410-751-3177. Persons needing auxiliary aids and services for communication should contact the Office of Community and Media Relations at 410-751-3020 or email@example.com, or write to Carroll County Public Schools, 125 North Court Street, Westminster, Maryland 21157. Persons who are deaf, hard of hearing, or have a speech disability, use Relay or 7-1-1. Please contact the school system at least one (1) week in advance of the date the special accommodation is needed.


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Date: December 4, 2007
Raleigh – A Garner man pleaded guilty Monday in Wake County District Court to tax charges filed by the North Carolina Department of Revenue.
James W. Curfman, 63, of 7908 Sundown Drive, Garner pleaded guilty on Dec. 3, 2007 to six counts of income tax evasion.
Wake County District Court Judge Donald Jacobs sentenced Curfman to a five-month minimum, six-month maximum prison term. The sentence was suspended and Curfman was placed on supervised probation for 60 months. He was also ordered to file amended tax returns within 45 days, pay $16,854 in restitution to the Department of Revenue and a $1,000 criminal fine, and perform 100 hours of community service.
The state's evidence showed that Curfman claimed inflated itemized deductions on his federal tax returns from 2001 through 2006. He also provided false documents to auditors to verify the deductions claimed.
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Home For Sale, Parkville MO Real Estate
This former model home is being sold by the original owners their care & detail is evident throughout! The elegant Entry features 20 ft ceilings, gleaming hardwoods & gorgeous faux paint. An office to your left has carpet, recessed lights & plantation shutters (a feature found throughout the home)! Across the hall, you will enjoy entertaining in your lovely Dining Room, complete w/ wainscoting, crown molding & carpet! This space opens into the spacious Hearth Room/Kitchen Room area. The hardwood floors extend through this area & the rooms are heated by a beautiful stone, gas burning fireplace! Your Kitchen provides lots of granite countertops, a Breakfast Bar & gas stove built into the center island & a large walk-in pantry! Off this area is an awesome media room, complete w/ a 60 inch built in TV & shelving as well as crown molding & plantation shutters! This level also has a lovely half bath, with built in shelving! Note the beautiful wrought iron spindles on the staircase as you meander upstairs & find the 4 bedrooms! The Master Suite is massive & provides a tile fireplace w/wood mantle, surrounded by built in shelves! Further, you have your own private wood deck! There are two spacious walk in closets as well as a grand master bath, complete w/ 2 sinks, HUGE shower w/glass etched window & large Jacuzzi tub! Down the hall you will find 3 more Bedrooms, all with carpet, ceiling fans, large walk-in closets and their own private bathrooms! Make your way down to the lowest level and you will enter a space you will not want to leave! This completely finished, two tiered, walk-out Basement has something for everyone. The upper level offers space for what is currently a craft & TV area! The lower level is currently used as a pool area and another media space there is a built in movie screen with surround sound recessed lighting! This level also has a full bar, featuring a wine fridge, mini fridge, tile floors & beautiful cabinets! Entertain or relax on your gorgeous screened in porch and enjoy the views of this incredible treed lot! Located in a cul-de-sac, you are provided with plenty of privacy! Students in this neighborhood attend the award winning Park Hill Schools! You also have access to a ton of amenities including tennis courts, playground area, walking trails, boat/water access & two swimming pools! Look no further ~ THIS is the house you have been looking for! Call me TODAY for your own personal tour!


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Travis Barker featuring the usual cast of rap features. I'd much rather hear Travis drumming matched with some new energy rather than Khaled's co-conspirators. There are days when I wish Game would donate his voice to D.O.C.
Dah well. Give The Drummer Some in stores March 15th.
Travis Barker Feat. Swizz Beatz, Lil Wayne, Rick Ross & Game – "Can A Drummer Get Some?"
Seen: RapRadar