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Deerfield Beach, FL (WiredPRNews.com) Florida cosmetic gynecologist Dr. Mark Scheinberg recently had a chance to warn women about untrained doctors performing cosmetic gynecology surgery. Scheinberg, a cosmetic gynecologist, was interviewed by a CBS affiliate in Miami. He discussed new cosmetic gynecology techniques, but recommended that patients become familiar with how the techniques work and that they find a trained doctor.
Scheinberg discussed a patient whose labiaplasty was botched by another doctor. The patient described her devastating experience to Scheinberg. The surgery has left her in pain and with an abnormal, asymmetric labia. When she can pay for it, she will have Scheinberg and Dr. Adam Ostrzenski (another foremost vaginal reconstruction expert) do another procedure to fix the damage. She is also preparing to sue the original doctor.
"Since the damage caused by the surgery is so severe, the patient will require several surgeries to rectify the problem," notes Scheinberg, a Florida labiaplasty surgery specialist provider. "However, even then we can't guarantee the end result. The doctor who performed the original procedure was a gynecologist, but had not received the specialized training necessary to perform this type of procedure."
The CBS news anchor who talked with Scheinberg, a cosmetic vaginal surgery specialist, chose to hold off on broadcasting the interview. The station plans to create a report on the issue when the patient files or settles the lawsuit. Or they will air the story if she has her surgery redone.
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The final safe entry conditions normally were achieved at the 400,000 feet altitude above Earth's sea level. At this point, the inertial velocity was just under 36,100 fps with a flight path angle of about 6.6 degrees below the local horizontal. A typical azimuth at this stage was 52.21 degrees. Gimbal angles were usually yaw of 0 degrees, roll of 0 degrees and a pitch of about 152 degrees.
No, it hasn't. Remember, acceleration due to gravity is the same for all object, regardless of mass. So the trajectory of the CM is going to be the same whether the LM and SM are attached or not, until some other force starts acting on the craft, like atmospheric resistance.
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If the objects separate, then by definition, the linear momentum has changed, and with it, so has the angle of attack.
The 2 so Separated objects ALWAYS ALWAYS ALWAYS carry the CM______LM stack's momentum, for ever and ever, and so once separated, The CM and LM have different momenta, different one from the other, and one from the once stacked CM____LM.
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The point is that Duke does not know what might or might not happen. This is an unknown. That is why Duke and presumably Young as well expresses worry. See the post just above with reference to their going to Kranz and saying, "enough cutting bait, let's fish".
Exactly, an unknown, as in it is unknown it will have an effect. You jump from unknown to it will have an effect, a known. Sorry unknowns stay unknowns until evidence shows they would have an actual, not feared risk. The monster in the closet is an unknown, prove its real.
He doesn't have to prove it's real - it IS an Unknown variable. Virtue of this itself is enough to make the astronauts stop dead in their tracks and get more data before making any kind of maneuver. Otherwise your saying NASA plays fast and loose with men's lives - after they had planned for months and had contingency after contingency in place for everything. I just can't see NASA doing this.. that's way out of the ballpark. It's very unscientific and dangerous.
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No proof of a change in linear momentum is neededreply to post by OccamsRazor04
If the objects separate, then by definition, the linear momentum has changed, and with it, so has the angle of attack.
When the Command Module/Lunar module combined stack separates, when the lunar module is jettisoned, the command module capsule then continues traveling toward the earth at a velocity of greater magnitude than that of the just separated Command module/Lunar module stack, and even more importantly for our considerations here, that velocity vector will be of a DIFFERENT DIRECTION THAN THAT OF THE JUST SEPARATED COMMAND MODULE/LUNAR MODULE STACK..


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For the second straight year, the AL MVP voting has yielded the same result and once again–the same debate. Miguel Cabrera won his second straight AL MVP award, besting the young phenom Mike Trout. I'm certainly on Team Trout™ (defensive metrics are real, guys), but that doesn't mean that it is so undeservedly Cabrera's to justify the uproar. But, there were a number of years in MVP history that were so undeniably bad decisions; I would not only like to point them out, but award an MVP to some players who really deserved it. Just about every MVP voting has some controversy around it, but the following, in my opinion, were completely misguided.
Winner: Miguel Tejada
Should Have Been: Alex Rodriguez
We all know now that Alex Rodriguez was probably juicing during this period, but then again–so was Tejada. Tejada in 2002 compiled 4.5 fWAR, a wRC+ of 129, and a line of .308/.354/.508 with 34 home runs. That's an All-Star caliber year. Rodriguez, though, was slightly (sarcasm) beyond that. In 2002 he put together: 9.8 (!!!) fWAR, a 158 wRC+, a line of .300/.392/.623, and had 57 home runs. It's not like Tejada's defense was any better to compensate–his UZR/150 was -13.7. Even by traditional numbers, Rodriguez surpassed Tejada in: home runs, runs, OBP and Slugging Percentage.
Winner: Dennis Eckersley
Should Have Been: Kirby Puckett
This one made me cringe. There is no denying that until Mariano Rivera (and Trevor Hoffman), Dennis Eckersley was the best closer in baseball history. But the MVP? That's a bit much considering he only pitched 80 innings. Those 80 innings were absolutely stellar–1.91 ERA, 1.72 FIP, 10.46 K/9, 0.56 HR/9–but it's hard to argue that he was the most valuable player in the American League given that he didn't even pitched ten full games worth of innings. Kirby Puckett finished 2nd in the voting, and boy did he deserve it. His 5.9 fWAR was the second best of his career, and he put up a wRC+ of 136 and line of .329/.374/.490. Sure, McGwire in that year put up a 171 wRC+, 6.3 fWAR, and 42 home runs, but his defense was also horrible. And because defense metrics prior to UZR are not at all precise, I'll cut some slack to Puckett here. And while the Puckett/McGwire debate may be more interesting, I just find it laughable that a closer won this award.
Winner: Joe DiMaggio
Should Have Been: Ted Williams
The Yankees-Red Sox rivalry came to a head in the late 1940's (The Summer of '49 was legendary ), and the two poster children for this rivalry were Joe DiMaggio and Ted Williams. In terms of accomplishments, they traded blow-for-blow. DiMaggio hit in 56 straight games, and Williams hit .406. One would hit more home runs, another the batting title. In 1947, DiMaggio bested Williams in the AL MVP voting, according to the voters. But not really. In that year, DiMaggio had a respectable 4.9 fWAR–certainly not his best and actually one of the lowest marks of his career, but definitely All-Star caliber. He put up an excellent 152 wRC+ with a line of .315/.391/.522, but his defense was sub par even with his positional adjustment (albeit defensive metrics aren't as precise in 1947), he had -8.9 defensive runs below average. This defensive line certainly hurts him against Williams, who is by far the superior hitter. Williams' defense was actually better in 1947 with -6.7 defensive runs below average. That's merely a small bump in contribution to his total value, as he put together an fWAR of 10.5. His offensive numbers were just off the charts–his line of .343/.499/.634 and 207 wRC+ blows DiMaggio's marks out of the park. Man, he could hit.
Winner: Roger Maris
Should Have Been: Mickey Mantle
This one is interesting because the decision to award Roger Maris the AL MVP in 1961 was tied to his single season home run record. It's interesting, because had Maris hit 59, would Mantle have won? Mantle and Maris battled for the record for most of the season as they traded blow-for-blow, but overall it was clear that Mantle was the better player. Putting up 162 wRC+ certainly is not shabby, but in my opinion that is a little low for someone who hit 61 home runs. This is because Maris' value was completely based on his home runs, thus his ISO. This explains why he had two amazing seasons and then faded. He only had a career BABIP of .254, so if the ball was not out of the park, then it was probably an out. Mantle, on the other hand, was an all-around better player. He possessed raw power, speed, and decent defense during his prime. So although he "only" hit 54 home runs in 1961, his 196 wRC+ and near league average defense certainly beats out Maris' all-or-nothing offensive capabilities and poor defense.
Winner: Maury Wills
Should Have Been: Willie Mays
Again, hindsight is 20/20. It's really strange to see that an above average player beat out Willie Mays in the prime of his career. The vote was pretty close, as Mays was only 7 vote points away from winning, but still. And the reason for this is just because viewers overvalued baserunning (many people still do). In 1962, Wills stole 104 bases, which is an amazing feat and one of the best seasons on the base paths, and it definitely gave him great value. Other than his stolen bases, his hitting was completely league average, and his defense was actually pretty good (speed, duh) with 7.9 defensive runs above average. But Willie Mays is Willie Mays. His fWAR of 10.5 was the second highest mark of his career, he put up a 162 wRC+, and his defense was nearly three times better than Wills–20 defensive runs above average. I think if voters understood how many runs stolen bases actually contributed, then I'd hope Mays would have won.
Winner: Mickey Cochrane
Should Have Been: Lou Gehrig
It's hard to compare players of different positions, especially when one is a catcher. I think in general that catchers are underrepresented in metrics when determining awards, but it's really hard to make an argument for a pretty good catcher in comparison to Lou Gehrig. Cochrane's offensive numbers are great for catchers at 123 wRC+ in 1934, and his defense was certainly above average. Gehrig, though, tore it up. His 49 home runs, 194 wRC+, and line of .363/.465/.706 puts this season as one of the best seasons of his career. Like in the case with the 1947 and 1961 voting, it's very difficult to reasonably compete with a player who approaches the ~200 wRC+ mark. Obviously this was unknown to the voters in all of these cases, but even the more traditional statistics would back up my claim.
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Port Askaig Harbour 19 Years old
Tasting notes by Ruben Luyten - Posted in Caol Ila
Port Askaig was launched in 2009 by Speciality Drinks / The Whisky Exchange. While the distillery is still undisclosed but it's commonly assumed to be Coal Ila.
The newest addition to the range is called Port Askaig Harbour 19 years old. It will replace the 17 years old and it's still bottled at the classic strength of Imperial 80 proof.
Port Askaig 'Harbour' 19 yo
(45,8%, Speciality Drinks 2011)
Nose: starts on citrus and malty notes (Hob Nob cookies) quickly assisted by coastal hints (wet gravel and sand), wood smoke and gentle phenols. Well balanced, with a shy vanilla sweetness in the background. Mouth: a slightly soft attack. Plenty of lemon, sweet peat, salt water and cocoa dust. Quite an excellent profile but it feels a little thin in the middle. Luckily it picks up strength soon enough, while displaying soft hints of grapefruit and more obvious medicinal notes. Finish: long, with a clean smokiness, some dusty notes and a soft grapefruit edge.
It's good to see evolution in the Port Askaig series. In any case the 17yo is replaced by a worthy 19yo that's on the same level (with a slightly higher price). No surprises here. Available from TWE and shops overseas in the near future. Supposedly under € 70.
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Well I finally completed my lathe, now just ironing out the small glitches in the test phases. It is powered by a 1 hp leeson motor, and the main support is 6" x 6" H beam with 1/4 plate welded on both sides. The bottom supports are 3/8" thick 3" x 3" angle. low speed is around 300 rpm. I had put a large unbalanced blank on it last night and it is very stable with no vibration or movement. I would have to thank my father in-law for the use of his welder. Also after I told him my heavy duty lathe was almost completed he dropped of the wood in the other pictures. I may have exaggerated the capabilities of the lathe to him.
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ADD/ADHD fast passes at Disney land. Fair?
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1) Do you think ADD is reason enough to get fastpasses for up to 6 people, or should automatic/unlimited fastpasses (not having to use your admission tickets for limited fastpasses) only be reserved for those with physical limitations?
2) Do you think Disneyland should provide fastpasses to everyone with mental disorders, not just some? If so, should documentation or a doctors note be provided?
3) Do you think disneyland should keep on doing things as they are, despite possible abuse (faking)?
Thoughts? We just went to disneyland and someone recommended that we should pretend a member of our party has ADD so that we could get the automatic fastpasses. I was shocked that people would actually do that!
Totally fair. Waiting in line with ADD would not only be unpleasant for the person, but most likely for everyone around them too.
In that case, I think my child has ADHD.
horribly unfair. i had no idea they provide fast passes for that
It should be documented, otherwise everyone is going to claim it and not much changes in wait times.
Nope don't agree ADD/ADHD is not the same as Autistic etc. Oh and I have a child w/ADHD and he had no issues waiting in line EVER!!


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BATON ROUGE - Louisiana State Police has deployed more than two dozen uniformed Troopers to assist law enforcement in New Jersey with Hurricane Sandy recovery efforts.
Twenty-five troopers from throughout the state left from Troop F in Monroe at 3 a.m. Sunday.
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Tweethearts: Tweets We Loved This Week
Fri, 02/14/2014 - 10:08am — admin
The Internet is full of hilarious gems and memorable words of wisdom from the masses. Authors, readers and publishers on Twitter are no exception and continuously put smiles on the faces of Twitter users daily in 140 characters or less. We've started compiling out favorite Tweets. Here are some of the standouts of the week:
Best Valentine's Day PSA we've seen.
Worst Valentine's Day PSA we've seen. Seriously, people? Creepy photos are NOT the same as a box of chocolates.
What about Matlock? Or Miss Marple? Or Jessica Fletcher? There's still time!
We'll just leave this here.
Psh, they deserved it.
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Somewhat lost among all the search news earlier this month was Topix and its launch of an awesome year-long news archive. It's a great resource and much more than just a cool "click-o-gram" that you'll see at the top of news search pages.
News search engines typically only let you go back in time for about a month. After that, new stuff flows in and the old stuff moves out. That's terrible if you want to find news articles about a particular event further back in time.
Take Hurricane Katrina, for example. So a katrina search today at Google News, and the information is all from current headlines. Hit the advanced search page, and the best you can do is to go back in the "past month." The same is true with Yahoo.
Now let's try Topix. Do a katrina search there. After you're done, you should see a graph like this at the top of the page:
The chart shows you the number of news stories containing the word you searched for. Katrina was huge news a year ago, which is why you see those giant spikes in September 2005. Then it dwindles down until the new spikes happening now for the year anniversary.
Click on the graph, and you can change the results. For example, click in the middle of February 2006, and you'll see how results then get narrowed so that stories after mid-February disappear.
Want to just see stories from around the time the hurricane hit? Easy. Click to early in the month of September 2005, and you're set. By default, stories are then sorted in date order. That's useful because at the moment, you can't narrow to a specific time frame.
In other words, say you wanted only stories from March 2006 about Katrina. You can eliminate all the stories after that month easily, just by clicking on the line between March and April. The chart from April onward will go gray, meaning that stories from that point onward won't be in your results. But stories from before March 2006 WILL be included.
Topix had experimented with a two way "slider," a way to filter out stories from before and after a set period of time. That didn't make it into the current release mainly because of performance issues -- it slowed down the pages too much. If those can be tweaked, it might come in the future. In the meantime, at least the fact that stories from the particular cutoff point you select will come first may help.
Note that by default, keyword searches at Topix include both news and blog results. Want one or the other? Use the "Show Blogs or News" links near the top right-hand side of the page.
Also remember that for any search, you'll find an RSS icon and link at the bottom of the page. This is an easy way to have news results fed to you over time.
Along these lines, a call out is also in order for the many categories of information Topix has, as you'll see here. I mean, interested in dinosaurs? Here's a channel on that. NASCAR Busch Series? Here's the channel
Don't like clicking on a graph or can't for some reason. Use the advanced search page. You'll find options to narrow by time along with other features. Unfortunately, while you can restrict by source, you have to know what source you want to choose in advance (Google News and Yahoo News have the same issue).
Many have wanted Google News to list all of its sources (and generally neglect to ding places like Yahoo News or Topix for failing to do the same). A source list would help with this type of narrowing, but these services tend to view publishing that list as giving out too much data to their competitors.
Phil Bradley just wrote about how nice it is that Accoona's news search (powered by Moreover) makes it easier to restrict by publication. Accoona's system is a good compromise. From what I can see, you get a list of publications only relevant to a particular search you do. That's an easy way to give searchers more feedback on how to narrow without revealing your entire list.
While a year's worth of news data is nice, I still want more. Already, time has passed so breaking news about Katrina -- from when it happened -- is no longer in the Topix database.
Over at Find Articles, I can go back further. Here's an example of a search for stories mentioning the word "katrina" only for Aug. 29, 2005. That sounds great, but the search is restricted to "free articles" that can be read on the web without payment. Rather than there being hundreds of stories, you get only 55 matches, many of those coming from Business Wire.
At HighBeam, I'm able to do the same search. Free articles only brings back 44 matches from magazines and newspapers, with Business Wire being dominant again.
There are other resources beyond these, such as LexisNexis and Factiva, as Reuters notes in its article about the Topix expansion. Both those require fees.
Actually, Factiva will let you search for free, as you'll see in this query on katrina. They even have a little "Discovery Pane" showing a chart of news over the past few weeks. It's in the upper right-hand corner of the page. Similar to Topix, you can click on any time bar in that pane to narrow in on results from a particular period.
Unfortunately, try to click through to any of the stories, and you get a prompt to buy the service. The same thing happens if you try to use advanced search feature to go back further in time. If you do a lot of news searching, the $69 annual fee will probably be worth it. But for the more casual searcher, something like Topix will be a great boon, especially if they can let the archives grow further over time.


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Is it time for implementation of tight glycaemia control by intensive insulin therapy in every ICU?
Department of General Intensive Care, University Hospital Centre, University of Liege, Domaine universitaire du Sart-Tilman, B-4000 Liege, Belgium
Critical Care 2006, 10:130 doi:10.1186/cc4871Published: 21 March 2006
The second study on tight glycaemia control by intensive insulin therapy (IIT) confirmed in medical intensive care unit patients the decrease in hospital mortality reported by the same team in the first IIT trial in surgical patients. However, methodological concerns, the high rate of hypoglycaemia in spite of the infusion of large doses of parenteral glucose and the frequent use of steroids presently preclude considering these results as recommendations in other intensive care units, but rather argue for the need for large-scale assessment of the IIT approach by multi-centre studies to confirm the efficacy and safety of this therapeutic modality.


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Intro to Back-country Course
We've just launched our new Intro to Back-country course over in Whistler, Canada. If you know anyone who'll be in the area for 2011/12 winter who wants to start touring we'd love to have them join us!
It's a 6-day course held over a 2-week period (to give the weather a chance to co-operate & give tired legs a day or two off!) run through the Coast Mountain Guides. We take you through a 2.5 day AST level 1, an 8hr first aid course, beacon practice & a 2.5 day overnight powder hunting trip! Learn how to navigate safely in the Coast mountains, how to use all the equipment, how to plan a trip & how to survive a night in the snow!
The cost includes all gear rental (avi rescue gear, splitboard or skis w skins & winter camping gear) so it's great for someone who's just thinking about getting started.
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since Its a Web Application, I cannot see the printStackStrace(). (no consoles are there in web applications???).
Serializing objects between two JVMs generally only works if both sides use the same Java version, e.g. 1.6.0; is that the case? Even having (for example) 1.6.0_22 on one side, and 1.6.0_24 on the other could lead to problems.
But if I publish the application on another server and if the client JVM is of a different version, client cannot communicate with the server?
How can I sent an object to the client without serializing?


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01 Mar 2010Events Calendar
Kaspersky Lab, a leading developer of Internet threat management solutions that protect against all forms of malicious software including viruses, spyware, hackers and spam, invites you to visit Booth 1145 at the RSA USA 2010 Conference being held between the 2nd and 4th March 2010, in San Francisco, California.
For security professionals around the world, the annual RSA Conference in the USA is an ideal opportunity to learn about the latest trends, tools and techniques to keep businesses safe, and ensure their professional skill-sets are up to date.
At the company's show-floor booth, Kaspersky Lab will host "Threatpost Live", a live security discussion between Threatpost editors Ryan Naraine and Dennis Fisher. Each day at 2:00 PM they will provide new insight into what 2010 holds in store for the IT security industry.
Kaspersky Lab will also hold multiple presentations (daily, every 30 minutes between 11am and 4pm) on how to prevent digital pollution in the workplace. The presentations will examine the deluge of threats that businesses face on a daily basis, and the best way to combat those threats to ensure safety across the network.
Additionally, Kaspersky Lab's Senior Antivirus Researcher Roel Schouwenberg will join a panel of AMTSO experts to discuss current anti-malware testing methodologies at a presentation entitled "The Relevance of Anti-Malware Testing". The panel will be looking at testing from all perspectives and providing as broad an overview as possible. Other panel members include: Neil Rubenking, PC Magazine; Andreas Marx, AV-Test; Righard Zwienenberg, Norman; and moderator Larry Bridwell, AVG. The panel discussion will be held on 2nd March at 3:40pm, in Orange Room 301.
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Having to whipe down your scale after each use can be a pain. I find that placing saran (plastic) wrap over the scale, including the key pad does the trick.With clean hands, simply place a large enough piece of plastic wrap over the scale and keypad.
I keep a small Tray on the kitchen counter,with The Digital Food Scale ,several Measuring Cups,and 2 sets of Measuring Spoons.I am much more diciplined to use all these tools when there is Multiple Sets,and within easy reach,no need to wash/rinse utensils after each use.Also when measuring "Tare" on The Food Scale,sometimes i use a piece of "Saran Wrap" instead of a plate for easy use and clean up.25848553
I bought a decent digital scale that measures in both kg and ounces.I weigh out all my foods for accurate accounting.
I work in Fulfillment (shipping/mailing). When I've forgotten to weigh out a measured portion of something at home in advance - like pretzels or buffalo jerky - sometimes I bring the whole bag to work and use the digital postal scale in the back to measure out the correct portion!


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New Member Discount Saves You Time and MoneyNSCA members can now participate in the largest and most tenured office supply discount program due to a new partnership between the Office Depot and NSCA. 5/07/2013 10:50 AM Eastern
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NSCA members can now participate in the largest and most tenured office supply discount program due to a new partnership between the Office Depot and NSCA. This new benefit, along with other exclusive member discounts, will improve efficiency and profits for systems integrators.
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The proposed framework requires the Federal Circuit to stay an injunction pending appeal according to one of two distinct standards. Under the first standard, a court must grant a stay pending appeal whenever the stay applicant demonstrates (1) a high likelihood that the district court erred with respect to a close or complex question of claim construction, and (2) that the applicant will succeed on appeal once that error is resolved. If the stay applicant cannot satisfy the first standard, the second standard requires a court to grant a stay pending appeal when the stay applicant demonstrates (1) a high likelihood that the district court erred with respect to any other close or complex question of law (other than claim construction), (2) that the applicant will succeed on appeal once the error is resolved, and (3) that a balancing of the interests of all parties overcomes a rebuttable presumption that the stay should not be granted.
Part I of this Note provides a background of the tests used for granting and staying injunctions in patent law and describes how the test for staying an injunction is duplicative of the test for granting the injunction in the first place. Part II discusses the current patent landscape, including two issues of importance: (1) the relationship between claim construction errors and the high reversal rate of patent infringement cases at the Federal Circuit, and (2) the increasing number of nonpracticing entities—companies that own patents but do not manufacture any actual products. Part II also discusses the importance of these two issues when determining whether the court should stay an injunction pending appeal. Part III discusses previously proposed changes to the law governing stays of injunctions and describes the shortcomings of these proposals. Part IV proposes a new framework for staying injunctions pending appeal in patent cases, applies the framework to the i4i case, and addresses possible criticisms of the framework.


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Video: UNKLE Releases Second Video for "The Answer"; announces digital EP
UNKLE have released a second video for new single, "The Answer", only weeks after premiering the video directed by acclaimed Australian filmmaker, John Hillcoat.
The second video for 'The Answer" is directed by Ross Cairns, and features incredible surfing and snowboarding footage from the Relentless 'Lives of The Artists' documentaries. The highly anticipated new instalment, 'Lives Of The Artists: Follow Me Down' features UNKLE's James Lavelle and legendary backcountry snowboarders, Jeremy Jones and Xavier De La Rue.
Watch the video below!
Video: UNKLE – "The Answer" (dir. Ross Cairns)
Taken from UNKLE's latest album, 'Where Did The Night Fall', "The Answer" will also act as the lead track from a forthcoming digital EP, inspired by James Lavelle's desire to marry music and visual art. It is a novel concept: tracks from the EP are serving as a catalyst for a variety of artists to create works from. The art will then be exhibited at Haunch Of Venison gallery in the UK.
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Seven Essential Uses of Pineapple
Pineapple is a favorite dessert of many health conscious individuals. Its health benefits ranges from protection of a simple flu to fighting off free radicals that causes cancer.
Pineapple is a favorite dessert of many health conscious individuals. Its health benefits ranges from protection of a simple flu to fighting off free radicals that causes cancer. This inexpensive food supplement is a great way to achieve that healthy body and a cleansed internal system. It has fiber that helps for proper digestion of the foods we eat, easier elimination of body waste and provides the necessary nutrients to our body.
1.) Pineapple is great as a fresh fruit dessert after every meal. It is a better choice than having cakes, ice cream and other sweetened desserts. It helps in proper digestion of the foods we eat and is healthier for our organs.
2.) Pineapple is also a good source of manganese, and it also contains high amounts of the very essential anti-oxidant vitamin C.
3.) The fiber in pineapple is a great relief for persons with constipation. Fiber makes the elimination of your body waste easier and faster. Pineapple contains the enzyme bromelain, which helps in the digestion of foods by breaking down protein. In a study conducted by Heinicke, it was found out that high amounts of bromelain can be found in the fruit's stem. Bromelain also helps the body in the proper assimilation of herbs, vitamins and other nutrients.
4.) Pineapple is a favorite ingredient for marmalades, jams, jellies or candies. It is a good substitute to your peanut butter spread, cheese spread and other sandwich spreads with higher fat content.
5.) Pineapple oil or essence is used as a flavoring for confectionery and can be used in baking cakes and other favorite sweet desserts. The addition of pineapple tidbits, chunks and pineapple juice will also make your favorite dessert tastier and yummy.
6.) Pineapple has many medicinal uses. It helps in improving one's appetite and is also essential in the elimination of intestinal worms.
7.) The crown or leaves of pineapple is used as a raw material for wallpaper and furnishings. The leaves result also to a very beautiful fabric woven from the fibers extracted from its leaves. This fabric is a favorite material in creating the elegant "Barong Tagalog" in the Philippines. The fibers of pineapple leaf can also be extracted to produce the piña textile.
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Google can't take you for a ride, yetComment on this story
Mountain View, California - suddenly the cybergarage is crackling with rumours that Google is planning to create autonomous motorcycles and that, in the same way as Google's autonomous cars do not have a steering wheel, Google bikes will have not handlebars - that the day will come when we will all be pillion passengers while the bike takes us for a ride.
Relax, fellow bikers, it hasn't come to that - yet.
What has happened is that a couple of tabloid publications have suddenly woken up to the fact that, way back in January, Ron Medford, Google's director of safety for its self-driving car programme, wrote to the California department of motor vehicles, asking that the law allowing Google to test autonomous vehicles on the public roads be amended - because it specifically excluded motorcycles and trucks.
Medford wrote: "Although Google is not currently testing any of these vehicles excluded under this section, we believe that the section should be deleted in its entirety, as any such exclusion unnecessarily restricts future innovation.
"It is certainly possible that future testing could include motorcycles or larger commercial vehicles. If some innovator can demonstrate that testing autonomous technology on such vehicles is safe, then they should be allowed to test.
"The DMV should not pre-emptively foreclose potential avenues of an evolving technology, but should instead review every testing permit application on its own merits."
A few key-strokes later the tabloideers discovered that one of Google's top engineers is in fact University of California, Berkley supergeek Anthony Levandowski, who pitched up at the 2004 Defence Advanced Research Projects Agency Grand Challenge with a (marginally) workable autonomous motorcycle, which you can see in the video below.
They promptly put two and two together and got five = shock horror - robot bikes!
Industry insiders believe, however, that Google has an eye to the EU 'Sartre' project, spearheaded by Volvo, which is based on forming closely-spaced convoys of cars or, more effectively, heavyweight cargo carriers, all under the control of the driver of the first vehicle (who doesn't necessarily have to be human) and has been realising impressive gains in fuel-efficiency over individual vehicles during real-world testing.
Besides which, any biker will tell you that the pillion is an integral part of the riding process, with almost as much input as the rider, so the tabloid scenario is likely to remain a pipedream until we find a way to plug our brains directly into a computer.
What is probably feasible, however, given the state of the art with regard to accelerometers and yaw sensors, is a motorcycle capable of riding itself with nobody on board - which would make it possible to get off your bike at your front door and tell it to go and park itself, and later ask it - via smartphone, of course - to come and fetch you.
Renault has, after all, already done that with cars.
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Could some fine person make me a signiture using one of the below picture with my name and Rep Title included?
Thanks in advance.
And/Or this one Please, if you could colour in the S red too that would be good, not sure if theres enough to make it noticble.
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Dolphin Lake Point Enclave is seen Wednesday in Iowa City.
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About 45 families living at Iowa City's Dolphin Lake Point Enclave that rely on government rent assistance will have to relocate next spring because the city has canceled the complex's Housing Assistance Payments contract.
Steven Rackis, administrator of the Iowa City Housing Authority, said the cancellation is the result of repeated violations of the HAP contract made by Dolphin Lake Point Enclave, 2401 Highway 6 on the southeast edge of town. The complex has about 400 rental units.
"The city's been working with Dolphin Point for a couple of years to rectify some of the issues out there," ...


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DIY: How can I build a compact hood with an intergrated light trap?
You are here: Home » Grow FAQ » Getting started » Growroom design and set-up » DIY: How can I build a compact hood with an intergrated light trap?The following are somewhat detailed instructions for constructing a shielded hood/reflector with an integrated light trap designed for a small cabinet... It can certainly be scaled up for larger lights, but a 70w HPS (Home Depot security light) was used here...
Final Product
*Note: While researching on other hoods/reflectors (Jackerspackle, Nimby, NGB, Tick, etc...) this problem often popped up... How do you bend sheet metal w/out a proper press brake? This method works like a dream and requires only a few pieces of scrap wood...
Primary Tools:
· Tin snips
· Rivet gun
· Square / Straightedge
· Utility knife
· Drill
· Good marker for layouts
· Sheet Metal - Picked up large sheet of decent gage sheet for $8 at The HomeDeopt...
· HPS Light
· Glass Shield
· Plug and Wire
· Paint - White & Black - Use HIGH TEMPERATURE only... (For BBQ grills/Engines/Radiators?)
· Weather Striping
· Foil Tape
· Scrap Wood
*Note: The dimensions are for a 70w HPS bulb... If you are building this to use with another size bulb you must alter the dimensions accordingly... So scale/adjust to suit other bulb wattages...
Illustration for the Light Trap's Layout...
Illustration for the Hood's Layout...
The Light Trap Subassembly
Start out by transferring the dimensions from the layout to the sheet metal with a magic marker... Try to be very accurate and definitely use a square...
In this image you'll see A) the sketch on cardboard in the background used to plan hood to fit in the small filing cab, B) the dimensioned flat pattern layout on paper, C) a section of sheet metal with the layout already transferred...
The pattern is then cut with tin snips and "scored" for bending... The scoring is important to get a nice crisp bend... Use the utility knife, and make like you?re going to cut on a "fold line" and take a few passes... The score should be on the outside of the bend...
Folding technique - using 3 scraps of plywood... Two sheets sandwich the section of sheet metal that will be stationary during the bend... The third sheet is placed as shown below the section to be bent, and butting up against the bottom of the sandwich, meeting right on the bend line... Be careful not to get any of the 3rd sheet below a section not to be bent yet...
While standing on the "sandwich", pull the 3rd sheet up with confidence... The resulting bend is shown and is very crisp, accurate, and straight due to the score... Don't bend completely; just as shown... The remaining degrees in the bend will be completed by hand later...
Continue bending... Here, you'll stand where the hammer is sitting...
A narrower piece of scrap wood is used here for easier bending...
The final bends are made by hand - simply grip the sheet metal with the V in the fold facing your palms and squeeze... It will bend easily, and again, the score will help here... A bottom view of fully folded trap...
Note that the tabs have been drilled and riveted... This would be a good time to seal the seams with high temperature foil tape... I didn?t do this at first (I was trying for 100% metal unit) and ended up with tiny light leaks, so I had to add the tape later... With the airflow through the hood it runs fairly cool anyway... A top view...
The Hood & Insert Subassembly
Transfer the dimensions from the layout to the sheet metal with a magic marker... Again, try to be very accurate and definitely use a square...
The pattern is then cut out with tin snips and scored for bending... Remember, the scoring is important to get a nice crisp bend... Here is the scored and cut sheet ready for folding...
Take note of this image... It is a rectangular section used as an insert, bent into a V shape, for reflecting light above the bulb... This is an important element of the design... Hopefully you can see the detail of the scored lines here... BTW- the fancy Kett Power Snips were borrowed from AF and worked well, but hand snips work just fine, and are required for getting into the little corners anyway...
Image shows the hood and V Insert folded... The bar on the top is used to secure a 90-degree bracket on the inside for holding the light fixture (note the wires sticking out)... It was salvaged from the security light housing...
Rivet the V Insert in place... You can see the 90-degree light bracket on the left... The rivet gun has a fancy swivel head that was more useful than expected, but any one should work ok just fine...
Finishing Up
· Join the two sub-assemblies together... Used a small piece of sheet metal at back end (end of bulb pointing toward it), and fashioned another piece for the end closest you in the picture...
· Paint assembly with flat white HIGH TEMPERATURE paint...
· Install the electronics (ballast, starter, power cord to timer)...
*NOTE: For details on wiring a security light check the "Lighting" folder in the Grow FAQ's...
The ballast is shown up front here and worked fine for 1st grow, but have since relocated the ballast to the back of the unit where the exit is located, thought it would add a slight bit less total heat, maybe, and no longer use carbon scrubber cartridge...
Looking at the final image at the bottom, you can see the exit with weather stripping around it that mates to exhaust port in cabinet... It is in here that the ballast is now located... Secured ballast with a sheet metal strap... I had a bit of issue with ballast humming... Wedging a metal shim under the ballast to make it snugger eliminated the vibration and it's practically silent now, even at startup...
· Now might be a good time to test your hood assembly!!! Yeay...
Unit Assembly Installed
· The remaining triangular shaped space on right side is used for power junction box and in front of that the timer... Keep all electronics upstairs and away from fluids... No separate utility room need for this cab!! There is an air space above the hood...
· Install glass shield... Tempered glass is best but I used regular 1/8" glass; as it's fairly small wattage and little stress is placed on it... A gap of 3/4" or so is left at far end for air to enter, pass across bulb, and then flow out hood and over ballast on way out of box... You might note the two channels bent along either side of hood for glass to slide in... Add another inch to the glass width to account for channel it slides into...
· Seal the front of the assembly... Used a material called " Reflectix". Version 1 of the cab had Reflectix on the walls and door, and when closed sealed off the front... Now I?m using Mylar, so it?s shown for current setup...
Light On!
The camera was placed on the floor of cab for this shot... Each image is simply a different exposure... The left image gives a good idea of where most of the light goes... It is said little light is emitted from end of bulb, and this picture makes that fairly clear... The right image shows the imbalance in my light distribution a bit more clearly, due to about a 3/16" misalignment of the bulb over the V Insert... Will tweak that before next grow when glass is removed for cleaning - however, it does demonstrate how important the V Insert is and also that accuracy does matter for some parts of the setup...
Carbon Scrubber Insert
Abandoned this for now...
This little module was made with a flouro light fixture grill cut to triangles and stacked and glued to achieve about 4" length... Channels are filled with activated carbon for scrubbing odors... It was inserted into back of cab through the opening, and then slid in... It caused too much static pressure for the single fan being used... (I had to go with active intake) So now use stacked scrubber modules on back of cab - oh well, so much for 100% containment with-in the little cab - still stealthy...
Buds in First Grow
Just a shot to show that this light and tiny cab will produce some decent smoke... Goal is to achieve 2oz in this cab, which seems do-able...
Well, there you have it, an air-cooled hood assembly with integral light trap - all for less than $100... This took me a full day and well into the night to design and build, however, the design part was probably 80% of the work... Also doesn't count a day of searching OG to see what others had done... Could probably build one of these in an afternoon now - or maybe just a bit longer than the time is took to prepare this post!
Works for me! On third grow with this setup and it performs well... The temperature increase is about 6 to 7 degrees above ambient... More fan power should bring this down; the flow is probably a bit low now (only 1 Rotron fan on intake at this point, another tiny one below glass in corner for circulation)... An active exhaust would be an improvement, as there isn't airflow through the hood when the door is removed... Didn't have fans that would fit at the time this was built... Have since picked up some smaller Rotron DC fans that will be used to add an active element to the exhaust at some point... I'd recommend this from the start...
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OWENSBORO, Ky. (8/13/13) – Have you ever complained there is nothing much to do in this region? Or heard someone say this? Well, come out to experience the world culture this coming Saturday in Owensboro without taking an expensive trip overseas!
Owensboro Multicultural Festival has been selected as one of the top 10 summer festivals in Kentucky for a reason.
Many different groups will perform bluegrass music, Italian opera, Chinese, Burmese, Latino, and even Gypsy dances. Can you imagine we do have all this diversity in our region?
10:30am-11:30 Panther Creek Bluegrass Band
11:30-12:00 Arnie & Eleanor, the Husky Playgrounds
12:00-12:15 Opening Ceremony
Color Guard—Apollo High School ROTC
National Anthem—Tevin Vincent
Blessings- Rev. Dr. Jonathan Carroll
America the Beautiful—Kentucky Wesleyan Scholar
People's Parade
12:15-12:45 Mostly Italian—Kentucky Wesleyan Singers
12:45-1:00 Bellyrrific Gypsy Belly Dancers
1:00-1:30 Traditional Karate—Allen Renfrow and his students
1:30-2:00 Journey to China
2:00-2:15 Travel to India
2:15-2:30 Burmese showcase
2:30-3:00 Centro Latino
3:00-3:30 Perfect Praise (Fourth St. Baptist Church)
3:30-3:45 Society for Creative Anachronism heavy combat demonstration
3:45-4:00 Tae Kwon Do--Lewis Montgomery and students
4:00-4:30 Emily Wills and company
4:30-5:00 Bluegrass Bellydance
Close to 40 booths plus scavenger hunt and cultural quiz.
All these hundreds of volunteers will set up booths to share with you cultures of Native American, Bolivia, China, Czech, Ecuador, India, Japan, Myanmar and more. Get a packet at the information booth to search for treasures and goodies of this fun scavenger hunt, and answers to the cultural quiz. Teachers in the area have sent their students to the festival to enhance their curriculum in language arts, foreign languages and social studies. Wise choice!
Food court
Any festival is not complete without a variety of delicious food! We not only have food, but offer many ethnic cuisine--Chinese, Indian, Filipino, and Thai. Or American Boston butt sandwiches, grilled corn, and brownie bites by Culinary Concepts. Yum, my mouth is getting watery!
Check this out at http://www.firstpresbyterianowensboro.com/view/multicultural-festival-of-owensboro.
See you this Saturday on the front lawn of First Presbyterian Church in Owensboro at 1328 Griffith Ave. Owensboro. Festival lasts from 10 a.m. - 6p.m.
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Grant has been playing football since he was nine years old. He began playing in elementary school and then progressed to the high school level, where he played on the freshmen team, followed by junior varsity, and finally varsity in eleventh grade. Due to his skills and abilities, Grant was often brought up to the varsity team to play when he was still a sophomore.
Grant has been playing football since he was nine years old. He began playing in elementary school and then progressed to the high school level, where he played on the freshmen team, followed by junior varsity, and finally varsity in eleventh grade. Due to his skills and abilities, Grant was often brought up to the varsity team to play when he was still a sophomore. He also excelled in academics, volunteered in the community, and participated in after-school clubs. Unfortunately, in the first game of his senior year, Grant took a hard hit and suffered a season-ending injury to his knee. The treatment included surgery and a nine-month recovery. Grant was given narcotics following surgery in order to handle the pain.
After weeks on the pills and an underlying depression that was emerging from not being able to play, Grant became addicted to the pain pills. He remained on pain pills more than four weeks following the surgery. He claimed he still had pain, but more honestly, he liked the way the pills made him feel. It helped him deal with the anger and sadness he was experiencing because of not getting to play football his senior year. Once his prescription ran out though, he had a hard time convincing the doctor that he needed a refill. That's when he turned to friends to find a different source for his habit. The pills were expensive, almost $30 just for one and after a while Grant couldn't afford it. That's when he turned to heroin which was cheaper and equally as effective. His life spiraled downward. His addiction took over his life and left his parents devastated. How could such a good kid make such bad decisions?
Unfortunately it happens all the time in schools everywhere. Good kids are capable of making bad decisions. Think back on your own life. The important thing to remember as a parent is to dislike the decision, not the person. Just because a kid makes the wrong choice, doesn't mean they're a bad kid. A parent recently shared with me how her straight A-student admitted to trying alcohol. It happened at a party she'd heard about and so she asked him if he'd been there. He admitted to her that he had and then confessed to drinking a beer. She was devastated, of course, but her son could have lied and said he'd been at the party, but didn't try anything. The fact that he wanted to be truthful tells me he doesn't want to do it again. He now knows that she will be questioning his every move and watching his behavior more closely.
As much as you want to, you can't possibly protect your children from everything in the world. When a child does make a bad decision, it's important to talk it out with them. Find out why they made that decision, and then discuss other choices that would have been more appropriate. Certainly some bad decisions will require proper consequences that should be enforced. That's how kids learn to take responsibility for what they did.
Page 2 of 2 - What you shouldn't do as a parent is totally blame yourself for the poor decisions your children make. You can't possibly be with them every moment in order to monitor their choices, and if they don't ever make decisions on their own, they won't grow.
When your kids make poor decisions, focus on the behavior not the person and it will help you win at home.
— Dan Seaborn is the founder of the Zeeland-based group Winning at Home Inc. Email questions or comments to firstname.lastname@example.com.
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2010 BMW X5 Spotted With 4.4-Liter 408 HP Twin-Turbo V8 From X6
According to Car Magazine, the 4.4-liter twin-turbo V8 that debuted in the BMW X6 is coming to the 2010 BMW X5. That'll give the X5 408 HP, a 155 MPH top speed, and a 0-60 time of 5.5 seconds; just a hair slower than the X6. »


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Ford's chief Alan Mulally has modest goals for the automaker's first EV, according to Bloomberg. Mulally expects initial sales of the 2012 Ford Focus Electric to ramp up later in its production cycle.
Mulally's modest expectations seem to be grounded in reality: Chevy and Nissan noted lower-than-expected sales during their EVs' first model years, before noting a significant sales increase during the second model year.
Perhaps learning a lesson from his peers at GM and Nissan, Mulally won't even set a sales target for the Focus Electric. Mulally said to Bloomberg that even if Ford sold less than 5000 Focus Electrics during its first year, he still wouldn't consider it a failure. "We believe that the electrification of vehicles is going to continue as the battery cost comes down," Mulally said. "We see this as continually growing. This is a long-term journey."
As more electric vehicles hit the road, the price of lithium-ion battery packs is expected to drop. The average price of lithium-ion battery packs has decreased 14 percent in the past year alone, Bloomberg reports. Batteries now cost roughly $689 per kilowatt-hour, as opposed to $800 per kilowatt-hour last year.
Chevy and Nissan had high expectations for their green halo cars when they debuted last year; Chevy initially planned on selling 10,000 Volts last year, but actually only sold 7671. Nissan initially expected selling 20,000 Leafs in 2011, before revising its target to 10,000 to 12,000 Leafs. Nissan only managed to sell 9674 Leafs last year. It's worth noting that sales of the Volt and Leaf have both shot up this year.
Mitsubishi expects to sell 25,000 of its $29,125 i EV globally this year. The fourth major entrant in the growing EV field, the Honda Fit EV, will roll out on the West Coast this summer. Honda's sales target for the $37,395 Fit EV is unknown.
The Focus Electric is slated to start at $39,995, and will have an EPA-estimated 76-mile range.
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LIVE TWEETS: Public forum tonight focuses on health care
Health care, insurance and public officials are at a meeting tonight to answer questions about the Affordable Care Act during a public forum at the Shasta County Board of Supervisors chambers in Redding.
"The more you hear this information, the more you can make sense of it," said Derek Parsons of InterWest Insurance Services in Redding, one of the speakers at the forum.
Alice Bell, president of the League of Women Voters of the Redding Area, put together the forum after attending a highly informative similar event in Washington, she said.
The free meeting is being held at the Shasta County Board of Supervisors chambers, 1450 Court St., Suite 263, in Redding.
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12 Books to Help You Become a Superhero in the New Year
Some people make New Year's resolutions to lose weight or quit smoking. But if you've resolved to become costumed crimefighter this year, we're here to help, with twelve books that will mentally and physically prepare you for the superheroic life. »


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The One Hot Guy on Girls Quits Because He Can't Stand Lena Dunham
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It's been a while since I've last played a Tekken game. The last one I played was Tekken 5 and I didn't like that one too much. To be honest I'm not a fan of the Tekken series, but out of the games I've played I enjoyed Tekken 3 and the first TTT the most. This one here looks good and might renew my interest in the series.


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This was kinda funny, a bit disturbing and pissed me off a bit.
The Sat am planned ride was cancelled as my buddy called in sick, so to maximize the day, I choose to get an 8 mile ride in on a local trail, which can be notoriously crowded on nice weekend days.
I get there at about 9:30 am, and there must have been 25 bikes in various stages of setup and unload, so I got mine off the jeep and got on the trail quick, hoping to make the climb ahead of the crowd.
Plan worked, as I made the 3 mile summit alone, and met only two bikes and no runners/hiker at all.
I knew the decent would be crowded as the rest of masses would now be on the trail.
So, here comes the incident, I was on my way down, when I saw a family, (kids, parents & grandparents) on the way up, I saw them way before they saw me, I brougth my speed down to a crawl and then they saw me and scattered into the woods as if was barreling down on them at top speed, it was complete over reaction. As I crawled past, they were coming back onto the trail, I was like "sorry, thanks" etc.
And then Grandma starts charging toward me, I am now hugging the downhill side of the trail so not to hit her, and she is wagging her finger in my face, screaming, "this used to be a nice hike, before all you bikers started riding and ruining it!"
I was a bit stunned and offered no response and just rode away, but the more I thought about, the more I got a bit pissed, after all, it was her that almost forced me off the trail on the downhill side.
I encounter hostile hikers/runners only on the trails that are close to Denver, which see heavy use on nice weekend, and biker are already at the bottom of the food chain on the trails, behind the hiker/runner and the horse.
So, I just guess that this turned out to be a rant, no more, no less.


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With nearly 800 Facebook friends, Scooter McCougar is well known both on and off the SCC campus. You will find him at major SCC events, including Fall Fun Blitz, Spring Fling, Rhythm and Ribs, graduation and others, but you can also find him prowling campus from time to time.
He loves to cheer on his fellow Cougars, including the men's and women's soccer teams, and the baseball and softball teams. And he's been known to pinch hit in the annual faculty/staff softball game!
Scooter just recently celebrated a milestone birthday – his 25th, on April 1, 2011. (It just so happens to coincide with SCC's 25th anniversary.) Complete with balloons, games, birthday cake and a live band, fun was had by all at Scooter's campus-wide birthday party.
Scooter can be found at off-campus events around the community, including the Foundation's annual golf tournament fundraiser and Relay For Life of Central St. Charles.
If you see Scooter on campus, be sure to say hi and give him a high five! He also loves treats and hugs. Watch your hat though; he has a tendency to take them right off your head. If you don't see him on campus, catch up with him on his personal Facebook page, at facebook.com/StCharlesCC. You can also visit the SCC Facebook page at facebook.com/stchas to interact with other SCC students and find out what's happening on campus.


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November 5, 2015 - UnitedLex adds University of Southern California Gould School of Law to Its Groundbreaking Legal Residency Program
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February 2-4, 2016, New York, NY
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Los Lajones SOE
Producer // Graciano Cruz
Processing // Honey-Process
Region // Boquete
Cultivar // Catuai
Elevation // 1,800 - 2,100 meters
Tasting Notes // Berries, Cream, Chocolate
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This espresso is loaded with the decadence of berries covered in vanilla ice cream. Thick and chocolatey, the finish is slightly lofted with notes of lemon zest.
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Graciano Cruz's Los Lajones sits in some of the most harrowing peaks and valleys of the Baru Volcano in Boquete, Panama. From altitudes of 1700 all the way up to 2400 meters, his coffee trees are some of the most taken care of in the world. Thousands of lush Catuai trees bursting with ripe cherry in the peak of harvest are a typical sight.
Los Lajones is named after the intense rock walls that surround the farm; they jut out with impressive stature and look as if they defy gravity. The name is fitting for this farm.
This lot of Catuai is honey-processed. Cruz has identified and implemented some of the most consistent approaches to honey-processing and has even started his own organization teaching these techniques to farmers in El Salvador, Peru and Ethiopia.
He dries exclusively on raised beds and has won multiple coffee contests with his technique.
Los Lajones is packed with berry notes in an espresso and will yield the most sweetness pulled just a little slower. It works great in a cappuccino as well as a brewed coffee.
IN: 19-7-19.9 // OUT: 27-28g // @27-29s
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|Sonographic evidence of minimal and short-term testicular damage after testicular sperm aspiration procedures.
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|PMID: 15302296 Owner: NLM Status: MEDLINE
|OBJECTIVE: To evaluate ultrasonically the incidence and duration of tissue damage after testicular sperm aspiration (TESA) procedures. DESIGN: Prospective, nonrandomized study. SETTING: Assisted reproductive technology program. PATIENT(S): Thirty-two men with obstructive azoospermia. INTERVENTION(S): Physical and serial testicular ultrasound examinations 1.5, 3, and 6 months after the surgical procedure. MAIN OUTCOME MEASURE(S): Systematic evaluation of the testicular parenchyma and blood flow. RESULT(S): In 93.7% of the patients (30 of 32), no evidence of parenchymal or vascular injuries was found 6 weeks after the procedure. In the remaining 2 patients, transient evidence of tissue damage disappeared after 3 months. CONCLUSION(S): Testicular sperm aspiration is a safe surgical method for sperm retrieval for IVF. Repeated surgical attempts might be considered within 2 months, provided there is no evidence for tissue damage on sonography.
|Gil Raviv; Jacob Levron; Yehezkel Menashe; David Bider; Jehoshua Dor; Jacob Ramon; Igal Madgar
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|Title: Fertility and sterility Volume: 82 ISSN: 0015-0282 ISO Abbreviation: Fertil. Steril. Publication Date: 2004 Aug
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|Created Date: 2004-08-10 Completed Date: 2004-09-15 Revised Date: 2004-11-17
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|Nlm Unique ID: 0372772 Medline TA: Fertil Steril Country: United States
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|Male Infertility-Division of Urology, The Chaim Sheba Medical Center, Tel-Hashomer 52521, Israel. email@example.com
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Steve McIntyre is a leader in sustainable wine grape growing along the Central Coast.
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When Steve McIntyre picked up statewide accolades earlier this year, one of the reasons cited was his leadership in bringing sustainable wine growing practices to the Salinas Valley. But the vintner and vineyard manager is not alone. Sustainable growing is no longer on the fringe, practiced by eclectic hobbyists. As growers understand the benefits, it is increasingly becoming mainstream.
More than 70 percent of California's winegrape acreage and case production is following the California Sustainable Winegrown Alliance's program, according to the CSWA.
McIntyre grows grapes for ...


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Awesome! I took the Social Media Innovation class at Temple a few years ago. Now I'm working for the City of Phila's Office of Innovation & Tech. Coincidence? I think not! ;-)