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Gentleman of Letters
John Gross, 1935-2011.
Jan 24, 2011, Vol. 16, No. 18 • By JOSEPH EPSTEIN
My friend John Gross died on Monday, January 10. His son Tom, who sent out an email announcing John's death to a large number of his friends, noted that his father's death was caused by complications relating to his heart and kidneys. His health had been failing in various ways for quite a long spell. Tom Gross also mentioned that his sister Susanna, John's daughter, was reading to him from Shakespeare's Sonnets when he died. That is a proper touch, for John knew English literature, knew it with greater breadth and more deeply than anyone I have ever met.
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If a decently educated person knows Shakespeare, and someone with a specialized interest in the theater also knows the plays of Marlowe, Beaumont and Fletcher, and Kyd, John knew Elizabethan playwrights at the next level down. The same was true of every other age or genre of English literature: obscure Romantic poets, unknown Victorian novelists, barely published critics of every age—John knew them all. As a young man, John wrote a brilliant survey of English criticism and reviewing called The Rise and Fall of the Man of
Such fame as John enjoyed was, I suspect, chiefly English, though for a period he worked for the New York Times as one of its daily reviewers. He also wrote with some regularity for American journals, among them the New Criterion, Commentary, and the New York Review of Books. Unlike many English intellectuals, he was a man without the least touch of anti-Americanism, and in his memoir of the first 17 years of his life, A
John had a good run as an editor, both of intellectual journals and of anthologies. He was an assistant editor at Encounter. He was the literary editor of the New Statesman at a time when the so-called back of the book, where reviews of books and arts appeared, was easily the best thing about it. He later worked at the same job for the Spectator.
But John's great editorial contribution was as the principal editor of the Times Literary Supplement, from 1974 to 1981. As editor of the TLS he put an end to the paper's long tradition of anonymous reviewing, which too frequently resulted in the corrupt practice of puffing the books of friends and sneering at those of enemies. Quite as important, he widened the range of the TLS, making it less scholarly-parochial by opening it up to subjects of broader intellectual interest without in any way diminishing its seriousness.
His editorship at the TLS came at a difficult time. For one thing, the then very belligerent British printing union was menacing the paper, frequently threatening not to print the current week's edition or refusing to do the lithography that made possible the photographs and drawings accompanying an issue. (This belligerence was finally put down by the new owner of the Times, Rupert Murdoch, who built a new printing plant in the London district of Wapping, which kicked into force, with the help of the Electrical, Electronic, Telecommunications, and Plumbing Union (EETPU), when the printing unions announced a full-scale strike in 1986.)
The TLS had the standing of a national paper, which meant it couldn't, like most American intellectual journals, comfortably hew to a political line. The time of John's editorship also saw the rise, in universities, of critical theory, academic feminism, and other university waste products, whose measure one may be sure John had taken but which he could not altogether ignore in the pages of the TLS. Although John had his own politics and his own strong views on all things literary, as editor of the TLS he had to walk a high and slippery tightrope. That he did so without ever undermining his own beliefs or surrendering his standards is a tribute to his tact, subtlety, and extraordinary intellectual balance.
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|Enteroenteroanastomosis near adjacent ileocecal valve in infants.
MedLine Citation:
|PMID: 23326139 Owner: NLM Status: MEDLINE
|AIM: To investigate the feasibility and the effectiveness of ileoileostomy in the region adjacent to the ileocecal valve, which can retain the ileocecal valve in infants.
METHODS: This is a retrospective review of 48 patients who underwent ileoileostomy in the region adjacent to the ileocecal valve (group 1) and 34 patients who underwent ileocecal resections and ileotransversanastomosis (group 2). Patients were monitored for the time to flatus, resumption of eating, length of hospital stay after surgery, serum total bile acid, vitamin B12 and postoperative complications.
RESULTS: The time to flatus, time until resumption of eating and post-operative length of hospital stay showed no statistically significant differences between the two groups. Serum total bile acid and vitamin B12 were not significantly different between the two groups at post-operative day 1 and day 3, but were significantly decreased at 1 wk after operation in group 2. None of the patients died or suffered from stomal leak in these two groups. However, the incidence of diarrhea, intestinal infection, disturbance of acid-base balance and water-electrolytes in group 1 was lower than in group 2.
CONCLUSION: Ileoileostomy in the region adjacent to the ileocecal valve is safe and results in fewer complications than ileotransversanastomosis in infants.
|Wei-Wei Jiang; Xiao-Qun Xu; Qi-Ming Geng; Jie Zhang; Huan Chen; Xiao-Feng Lv; Chang-Gui Lu; Wei-Bing Tang
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Like any stalker, you could not have kept me away. Seeing the pieces in person is always a treat. Unlike many of the other showrooms, when asked if I could snap a few shots the answer was, "Sure, make yourself at home." A slightly different response from another showroom that has printed signs placed in every vignette, "No photos, please." Please.
A fun surprise was the installation of the Porter Teleo wallpaper.
The talented duo is based, unsurprisingly, here in Kansas City. Do check their site to see the amazing line of papers.


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Red Hat's new Data Grid 6 in-memory database helps enterprise users ease into the cloud.
Red Hat has released the beta version of a new data grid product. Red Hat JBoss Data Grid 6 is an in-memory database that provides an elastic data store. The company states that Data Grid 6 offers a flexible data solution for a wide range of use cases and application styles, reducing the need for a costly relational database.
According to the press release, Red Hat JBoss Data Grid 6 helps enterprises "ease into the cloud." The solution can be deployed on site, in a cloud, or as a hybrid data tier and can be used with other technologies including Java, .NET, and Python.
Red Hat JBoss Data Grid 6.0 beta is designed to help enterprises integrate NoSQL more easily, better manage big data, and scale application development. The product's cloud-centric architecture serves as a streamlined cache between the application and data tier and lets organizations spin nodes up and down along with their cloud applications.
Other features of Red Hat JBoss Data Grid 6 beta include schema-less key-value store, distributed and replicated storage, high availability, multiple access protocols, elastic scaling, monitoring and administrative tools, data replication, and auto-failover. You can read more and download Red Hat JBoss Data Grid 6 beta from here.
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オルタ・サン・ジューリオ Hotel Aracoeli
Piazza Motta 34 LAGO D'ORTA
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The Hotel Aracoeli is a recently constructed hotel located in the principal piazza of the medieval village of Orta San Giulio.
Hotel Aracoeli is an ideal place to stay for a regenerating vacation in an enviable setting in the medieval village of Orta and the island of San Giulio.
The hotel has bright and inviting rooms equipped with modern and functional comforts in order to guarantee a complete wellbeing for its clients.
City tax of 1€ per night, per person is not included in the price.
Municipal parking at about 5 minutes walk from Hotel.
Free hotel parking at 700 meters in Al Sacro Monte Street (second street left after the roundabout towards the city center). Parking is marked by the sign "Parcheggio Olina".
The hotel has tastefully decorated rooms with a modern design. All of the rooms have en-suite bathrooms with shower and mini-bars.
Children under 2 years are charged EUR 8 per person per night for children's cots/cribs
By car:
From the A26 motorway in the direction of Gravellona Toce, exit at Arona or Borgomanero; follow the indications for Orta San Giulio.
By train:
The Railway Stations of reference are those of Orta - Miasino, Omega, Arona, and Borgomanero. (Taxi service is available upon request)
By air:
The airports of reference are as follows:
- International airport of Milan Malpensa;
- International airport of Milan - Linate.
A taxi service is available upon request- contact the hotel reception to arange one before your arrival.
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A lot of people are using what some officials refer to as "monopoly money" within the area. Officials from the hazard police department tell me they have had instances this week of a person going into a business and using a counterfeit bill.
Law enforcement officials say that it has become a problem within the city and county, people using fake bills to pay for stuff.
"Hazard Police Department received a call this week about a counterfeit bill being passed at one of the local businesses here in town," said Captain Jason Duff.
"We see it several times a week, it's hard to actually put a number on it cause it happens pretty frequently," said Duff.
Duff said the bills they have seen have been of poor quality.
"The colors are incorrect, the weight of the bill, the length, the width is all incorrect," Duff said.
Duff said that certain businesses are targeted, like the busier places in town, gas stations, convenient stores, department stores and restaurants.
Duff said it is sometimes difficult to catch the culprits.
"It's kind of hard to pin point who passes them because they will pick a busy business going in and out and it will be several hours before they recognize them as being counterfeit bills," said Duff.
To spot a fake bill, police said to hold a bill up to light to see the water mark of a head or a seal that is shown vertically across the bill.
Officials at the Perry County Sheriff's Office said that they have also had problems with counterfeit bills, especially during the month of September. To use a fake bill is considered theft by deception, but manufacturing false currency results in felony charges.


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November 30, 2015
The Transportation Security Administration is still looking for airport screeners and that includes some here in Dothan.
The job will involve identifying dangerous objects in baggage and on passengers.
The salary ranges from $23,000 to more than $35,000 a year.
You must contact the transportation security administration because the Dothan Airport does not have applications. Instead, you can apply for the jobs by logging onto the Web site www.tsa.gov or call 1-877-631-5627.
The positions will be filled by Nov. 19.
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On the April 13 edition of MSNBC News Live, host Chris Jansing gave viewers a truncated version of right-wing pundit Ann Coulter's post-September 11, 2001, comments about Muslims, claiming that Coulter "said they should all be converted to Christianity." In fact, a day after the 9-11 terrorist attacks, Coulter wrote in her syndicated column, published on September 13, 2001, in National Review: "We should invade their countries, kill their leaders and convert them to Christianity." She was later fired from the right-wing National Review Online as a result of those comments. Furthermore, as Media Matters for America has noted, in her book, How to Talk to a Liberal (If You Must): The World According to Ann Coulter (Crown Forum, October 2004), Coulter wrote: "I am often asked if I still think we should invade [Muslim] countries, kill their leaders, and convert them to Christianity. The answer is: Now more than ever!"
Jansing was discussing "what's OK to say" about religion and faith in the wake of CBS Radio and MSNBC's decision to fire Don Imus for calling the Rutgers University women's basketball team "nappy-headed hos." After she mentioned Coulter's comment, Jansing then asked her guest, Rev. A.R. Bernard, founder and CEO of the Christian Cultural Center: "Do you think that sometimes, circumstances -- and in this case, it would be the feelings of people who were attacked on 9-11 in a post-9-11 world -- feel then it's OK to think differently about people and Islam?"
As Media Matters has noted, Coulter appeared several times on NBC and MSNBC in mid-2006 to promote her book, Godless: The Church of Liberalism (Crown Forum, June 2006), in which she unleashed a stream of attacks on the widows of 9-11 victims.
From the 10 a.m. ET hour of the April 13 edition of MSNBC News Live:
JANSING: Well, since 9-11, for example, Islam has been the huge subject of debate. A few politicians made what some consider to be offensive remarks about Muslims. Columnist Ann Coulter said they should all be converted to Christianity.
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Guests in the newly renovated Dryden Theatre at the George Eastman House Saturday.
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One of Rochester's true gems, the Dryden Theatre, has resurfaced after a three-month hiatus, and boy, has this gem been given a sparkling sheen and an artful new setting.
With the first major developments since James Card opened the theater 62 years ago, The Dryden finally has new and more comfortable seats, carpeting, appropriately placed balcony hand rails and a lovely new light system to greatly improve the look of the theater while you're waiting for the lights to dim.
The color scheme has been described as purple and red, which admittedly sounds weird. In truth, it's a burgundy wine ...


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First Known Use: 13th century
noun bal·ance \ˈba-lən(t)s\
: the state of having your weight spread equally so that you do not fall
: the ability to move or to remain in a position without losing control or falling
: a state in which different things occur in equal or proper amounts or have an equal or proper amount of importance
Full Definition of BALANCE
: an instrument for weighing: asa : a beam that is supported freely in the center and has two pans of equal weight suspended from its endsb : a device that uses the elasticity of a spiral spring for measuring weight or force
: a means of judging or deciding
: a counterbalancing weight, force, or influence
: an oscillating wheel operating with a hairspring to regulate the movement of a timepiece
a : stability produced by even distribution of weight on each side of the vertical axisb : equipoise between contrasting, opposing, or interacting elementsc : equality between the totals of the two sides of an account
a : an aesthetically pleasing integration of elementsb : the juxtaposition in writing of syntactically parallel constructions containing similar or contrasting ideas
a : physical equilibriumb : the ability to retain one's balance
a : weight or force of one side in excess of anotherb : something left over : remainderc : an amount in excess especially on the credit side of an account
: mental and emotional steadiness
— bal·anced \-lən(t)st\ adjective
— in the balance or in balance
: with the fate or outcome about to be determined <our future hangs in the balance as we await his decision>
— on balance
: with all things considered <the meeting went well on balance>
See balance defined for kids
Examples of BALANCE
- She had trouble keeping her balance as the boat rocked back and forth.
- The skater suddenly lost his balance and fell.
- Another skater bumped into him and knocked him off balance.
- Gymnasts need flexibility and balance.
- She has a good sense of balance.
- To provide balance in her news story, she interviewed members of both political parties.
- Temperature changes could upset the delicate balance of life in the forest.
- To lose weight you need the proper balance of diet and exercise.
- The food had a perfect balance of sweet and spicy flavors.
- It's important to keep your life in balance.
Origin of BALANCE
Middle English, from Anglo-French, from Vulgar Latin *bilancia, from Late Latin bilanc-, bilanx having two scalepans, from Latin bi- + lanc-, lanx plate
Related to BALANCE
- Synonyms
- counterpoise, equilibration, equilibrium, equipoise, poise, stasis
- Antonyms
- disequilibration, disequilibrium, imbalance, nonequilibrium, unbalance
: to make (something, such as a plate or your body) steady by keeping weight equal on all sides
: to adjust (an account or budget) so that the amount of money available is more than or equal to the amount of money that has been spent
: to check and make adjustments to financial records so that they are accurate
Full Definition of BALANCE
transitive verb
a (1) : to compute the difference between the debits and credits of (an account) (2) : to pay the amount due on : settleb (1) : to arrange so that one set of elements exactly equals another <balance a mathematical equation> (2) : to complete (a chemical equation) so that the same number of atoms and electric charges of each kind appears on each side
a : counterbalance, offsetb : to equal or equalize in weight, number, or proportion
: to weigh in or as if in a balance
a : to bring to a state or position of equipoiseb : to poise in or as if in balancec : to bring into harmony or proportion
intransitive verb
: to become balanced or established in balance
: to be an equal counterpoise
: waver 1 <balances and temporizes on matters that demand action>
Examples of BALANCE
- I find it difficult to balance on one foot.
- He had trouble balancing on his skis.
- He helped his daughter balance on her bicycle before she started peddling.
- The legislature is still trying to balance the state's budget.
- He balances his checkbook every month.
- Something's wrong: the books don't balance.
First Known Use of BALANCE
BALANCE Defined for Kids
noun bal·ance \ˈba-ləns\
Definition of BALANCE for Kids
: a steady position or condition <The gymnast kept her balance.>
: something left over : remainder <He spent the balance of his allowance.>
: an instrument for weighing
: a state in which things occur in equal or proper amounts <a balance of work and fun>
: the amount of money in a bank account
: an amount of money still owed
Word History of BALANCE
The first meaning of the word balance was "an instrument used to weigh things." Some weighing instruments have two small pans on either side, into which equal amounts must be placed to keep the beam that holds the pans from tipping. The English word balance came from a Latin word that meant literally "having two pans." This Latin word, bilanx, is a compound of bi-, "two," and lanx, "dish, pan of a pair of scales."
Definition of BALANCE for Kids
: to make or keep steady : keep from falling <… their slippery … forefeet did not allow them to balance there. — Dick King-Smith, Pigs Might Fly>
: to make the two sides of (an account) add up to the same total
: to be or make equal in weight, number, or amount <You must balance your schoolwork and outside activities.>
Medical Dictionary
noun bal·ance \ˈbal-ən(t)s\
Medical Definition of BALANCE
: an instrument for weighing
: mental and emotional steadiness
a : the relation in physiology between the intake of a particular nutrient and its excretion—used with positive when the nutrient is in excess of the bodily metabolic requirement and with negative when dietary inadequacy and withdrawal of bodily reserves is present; see nitrogen balance, water balance b : the maintenance (as in laboratory cultures) of a population at about the same condition and level
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reprinted by permission of Ralph Grabowski, editorJuly 15, 2003
See Also
SolidWorks 2004 Introduced - July 10, 2003, TenLinks.com
SolidWorks directory - by TenLinks.com
Ultimate MCAD Directory - by TenLinks.com
SolidWorks Reading Room - feature articles, reviews, news, more - by CADdigest.com
Are we going retro? SolidWorks flew 25 members of the CAD media to Cambridge, Massachusetts duting the second week of July to show off the 2004 release of its namesake product. Of the 25 present, just one used a notebook computer and one other used a Palm OS device with keyboard; the other 23 wrote notes by hand on paper. Last year, SolidWorks handed out a CD with the presentations; this year, they handed out a 3/4-inch [20mm] stack of papers.
Last week, upFront.eZine reported that SolidWorks 2004 is available now; at the press event, the date was announced as mid-August. When I asked about the discrepancy, several SolidWorks executives puzzled over the wording of their press release - "SolidWorks 2004 is available immediately for purchase in 12 languages worldwide" - and finally decided it should have said that when you pay for SolidWorks 2004 now, you get SW 2003, and then get SW 2004 when it ships in August.
Impressive, however, is that once it ships, there is no six-month wait for international customers: 12 languages ship the same day.
There was some bold talk, blaming Autodesk as the "prime discounter" [selling Inventor cheaply], and of SolidWorks taking the high road: "We chose not to engage in the price war."
With the 250+ new features (by SolidWork's count), one editor asked if there was still a reason for corporations to purchase CATIA. Response: SolidWorks can't do some things CATIA does, and the two are not file-compatible (in fact, SolidWorks is not backward file compatible with itself). File compatibility with CATIA will not happen because the two serve different markets. In fact, SolidWorks declared, the worst thing would be a win of 2,000 SW seats at Boeing, because then the customer would demand file compatibility. "Focusing on compatibility is a waste of programming resources."
Also interesting to me: SolidWorks has no interest in supporting 64-bit CPUs like Itanium, because the current economy is delaying the overall transition to 64-bit desktop computing. "Eventually, 64 bits will be important."
Of great interest to the assemblage of editors was SolidWorks 2004's support for real-time photorealistic rendering - limited, however, to computers using the latest NVIDIA graphics board. You can edit and rotate the model as its shiny plastic exterior reflects environment bitmaps.
A new feature that I think should belong in all CAD packages is "persistent materials." Assign a material (such as aluminum or cast iron) to a part, and the part remembers its material in all situations: rendering, mass properties calculations, 2D hatching, and so on.
Also, I liked the concept of the task scheduler: SolidWorks can create drawings, publish e-drawings, import and export files, print, update itself, and run custom scripts unattended.
Other new features include:
Automatic balloons, automated BOMs [bills of material], and hole tables.
Automated plate welding, and structural member layout.
Pipe routing and automated mold creation.
Dynamic sectioning.
Minimum and maximum stress identification, automatic thickness checker.
Deform, wrap, delete and fill, and more.
For the release following SolidWorks 2004, the company hopes to add more ease-of-use, increased reliability, faster performance with large assemblies, and graphical hidden-line removal.
Toward the end of the day, Fuyuhiko Usui, head of SolidWorks Japan, gave his opinion of the economic condition in Japan. "I'm tired of talking about a bad economy, but the worst might be over." He notes promising signs, such as the Nikkei index being up 26%, and increasing sales in electronics, precision machinery, and so on. [Perhaps there is hope for my Japanese Opportunity Fund.]
Whereas North American companies keep design functions at home and ship manufacture overseas, Japanese companies do the opposite: design is moving offshore, while manufacturing remains at home. http://www.solidworks.com
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'Tis the season to do all things festive. Even our playdough gets a bit of a makeover in December. This year we spruced it up by adding a package of cinnamon to the plain homemade dough and a few tablespoons of gold glitter.I set up the beginnings of a 'bakery' while both of my children had an afternoon nap (at the same time! nothing short of a miracle!) and when they woke up they were greeted with the sweet scent of cinnamon. They got straight to work creating birthday cakes, money cakes, gingerbread people and all sorts of creations. At one point Indigo asked me if I'd like a bowl of spaghetti soup. Why, not? It is the Christmas season after all.
2 cups plain flour
1 cup salt
4 tbs cream of tartar
1 packet (I'm guessing approx 6 tbs) cinnamon
2 cups boiling water (Straight from boiling kettle)
gold glitter
2 tbs oil
Mix dry ingredients together (except glitter)
Add water and cook in small pot on low heat over stove, stirring constantly until the mixture becomes thick and doughy
Remove from heat and add oil and glitter and knead until smooth
This would also be another wonderful, inexpensive and eco-friendly gift for friends and playmates or you could poke holes in the cookie shapes and bake the dough in the oven to make beautiful cinnamon coloured and scented ornaments.


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In a potential move which seems both startlingly futuristic and archaic, the Olympics may require some of the world's top female athletes to alter their natural bodies through surgery or hormone therapy to become more similar to what the Olympics imagines a "woman" is, if they wish to compete. Time to scrap the outdated two-gender sporting system and experiment with three or more classes? The Toronto Star writes:
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There are female athletes who will be competing at the Olympic Games this summer after undergoing treatment to make them less masculine. Still others are being secretly investigated for displaying overly manly characteristics, as sport's highest medical officials attempt to quantify — and regulate — the hormonal difference between male and female athletes.
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Blast off was at 7:20 a.m., and we could hardly wait to see what the day had in store for us. We only hoped to pick up where we left off just two days before! The tournament blasted off from Lake Dora, which meant we had a 20 minute idle to get to Lake Eustis where we actually made a stop on the underwater grassline we had found the very first. We gave it about 20 minutes to no avail.
We started heading to Lake Harris, which was another 15 minute idle through the Dead River Canal. Our first stop on Lake Harris was on a spot where we caught two 2-pound fish in practice, and we ended up catching a 2-pounder and missing another fish. We were only about 400 yards from the spot where we caught the 5-pounder in practice, so we idled up to the area, and I fired my Red Eye out into the open water. I made one rip through a patch of hydrilla and a 5-pounder crushed it. It was at that point, I knew it was on! We ended up finishing our limit and culling several times by 11 a.m., and we decided to leave the area and let it rest for the next day. We weighed 29 pounds, 2 ounces of Harris Chain bass on the scales with a 9-ound, 11-ounce giant! That had us in first place heading into Day 2 with an 8-pound lead over second place.
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We didn't get much sleep that night because we were pumped to get back on the water and try and seal the deal on Day 2. We felt pretty good about things with an 8-pound lead, but we were in Florida and anyone could make up 8 pounds on one cast. Once we got our microphones on and all geared up for the camera that morning, we couldn't wait for 7:20 a.m. to come around so we could see what the day held. We got to our honey hole at about 8 a.m., and it was on from the get go! By 11 a.m., we had a limit that weighed around 25 pounds, and we knew our competitors were going to have to crush them to have any chance at catching us. We never culled any more that day, but we did have an absolute giant in the 12-pound class come unbuttoned right at the boat! Luckily, that lost fish didn't hurt us, and we claimed the win by 10 pounds with a two-day total of 54 pounds, 3 ounces!


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If there's anyone in Ontario looking to adopt a Pittie, meet "Iggy"! She is an approximately four year old Pit Bull mix (possibly part Malinois or German Shepherd) who's tan with a black mask. She seems to ignore other dogs and is a VERY kissy, extremely friendly, sweet girl. She pulls on the lead, but is otherwise well behaved. There is not a mean bone in this dog's body; she absolutely LOVES people. I am certain this social butterfly would charm the socks off of anyone who supports BSL and change their minds about it if they met her.
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|Shot to the heart: a case of traumatic ventricular septal aneurysm and review of the literature.
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|ABSTRACT: Traumatic cardiac injuries are an uncommon diagnosis in the pediatric population. Of the traumatic cardiac injuries, more than 95% are contusions. Traumatic ventricular aneurysms are exceptionally rare, and most are detected during long-term follow-up. They are usually successfully managed medically but can require emergent surgical intervention. We report the case of a 6-year-old boy who was in a motor vehicle collision. He was found to have profound sinus bradycardia during initial resuscitation with hypotension. An electrocardiogram showed complete heart block. A cardiologist was consulted, and an echocardiogram was performed, which revealed a ventricular septal aneurysm. The case is followed by a review of the literature on traumatic cardiac injuries and ventricular septal aneurysms in the pediatric population.
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The City of Alameda Fire Department would like to engage each elementary school in Alameda in a "Fire Safety Partnership". We will contact the principal of each school to schedule a visit, ideally in conjunction with the school's scheduled fire evacuation exercise. During the visit fire crews will engage both students and faculty in exercises that familiarize everyone with the school's pre-planned fire evacuation escape procedures and what happens in the event of a fire.
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Russia officially remained silent on the status of its beleaguered Phobos-Grunt Mars probe Friday as concerns grew that the toxic fuel-laden spacecraft could crash back to Earth by December.
Phobos-Grunt is still circling Earth at an altitude between 128 miles and 210 miles after launching Tuesday from the Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan.
After being shot into orbit by a Zenit rocket, the 29,000-pound spacecraft was supposed to fire its engines twice to accelerate to escape velocity, the speed required to overcome Earth's gravity and head for Mars.
But neither rocket burn occurred, and Russian engineers don't know why. Phobos-Grunt's rocket pack was scheduled to fire over South America, out of range of Russian ground tracking sites.
Russia did not request support from European and U.S. communications stations in the Americas before the mission, but ESA ground sites in South America and Australia have been listening for radio signals from Phobos-Grunt.
Phobos-Grunt was heading to the Martian moon Phobos, where it would touch down, gather a half-pound of samples and return them to Earth in a shielded re-entry capsule.
With no success so far in reviving the $163 million mission, experts are more convinced Phobos-Grunt will crash somewhere on Earth in the next few weeks. For now, Russia plans to keep trying.
Major General Vladimir Uvarov, a former space expert in the Russian military, told the Rossiiskaya Gazeta newspaper he has lost optimism in Phobos-Grunt's chances for recovery.
"In my opinion, the Phobos-Grunt probe has been lost. This probability is very high. At any rate, it is much higher than the chances for reactivating the probe," Uvarov told the newspaper.
Quoting an unnamed source in the Russian space industry, the RIA Novosti news agency reported Friday engineers were unable to contact the probe Wednesday or Thursday. A report by Anatoly Zak, a Russian space expert, says Phobos-Grunt's low-gain antenna may be blocked by fuel tanks on the craft's rocket pack. The tanks were supposed to be jettisoned after one of the engine firings.
The two rocket burns that failed were scheduled to occur within five hours after liftoff without input from the ground. The automated firing sequence ran into a problem, and officials aren't able to diagnose it or uplink any commands to recover.
Phobos-Grunt carries a main propulsion unit based on the Fregat upper stage, a space tug that has amassed a successful track record delivering satellites into high-altitude orbits above Earth. Designers added auxiliary propellant tanks, extra insulation and made other modifications for the long-distance journey to Mars.
It's also unclear whether Phobos-Grunt is alive and under its own control. Observations from experienced satellite trackers indicate the spacecraft has a steady brightness, meaning it could be stable and not tumbling.
If Russia not able to save the mission, it will succumb to atmospheric drag and fall back to Earth by the end of the year.
With 11 tons of toxic hydrazine and nitrogen tetroxide propellant still in its fuel tanks, Phobos-Grunt's potential re-entry is stirring concerns of space experts after two high-profile returns of large satellites in September and October.
NASA's Upper Atmospheric Research Satellite and Germany's ROSAT spacecraft plummeted back to Earth in the last two months. Both satellites fell harmlessly.
Phobos-Grunt is more than twice as massive as UARS and five times as heavy as ROSAT, but like all satellites, it's more likely the probe will fall in an ocean of unpopulated area.
Nicholas Johnson, an orbital debris expert at NASA, said it is difficult to compare Phobos-Grunt's potential re-entry with UARS or ROSAT.
"NASA predicts that in its current condition Phobos-Grunt will not re-enter until next month, possibly even late December," Johnson told Spaceflight Now in an email. "This is dependent upon solar activity and the attitude/stability of the spacecraft. As the re-entry gets closer, the uncertainty in the re-entry prediction will likewise become smaller."
The fate of Phobos-Grunt's toxic propellant is also an issue. It could add to the risk of the re-entry if it fell in a populated area.
"If the Phobos-Grunt propellant tanks are aluminum, they will probably burn up and dissipate the propellants, whether they are liquid or frozen," Johnson said.
Phobos-Grunt also has a capsule with a heat shield designed to return rock samples from Phobos, which could survive re-entry.
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Ministry Medical Group Clinics in Weston, Rib Mountain and Merrill will adjust normal operating hours for the upcoming Holiday Season.
For the Christmas Holiday, all three clinics' will close at Noon on Monday, December 24, will remain closed on Christmas Day and return to normal operating hours on Wednesday, December 26.
In celebration of New Years, all three clinics' will close at 4 p.m. on Monday, December 31, will remain closed on New Years Day and return to normal operating hours on Wednesday, January 2.
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The defense of Gerald Wallace alone makes him a very valuable player! This guy gets a ton of steals and blocks when healthy! He scores quite well also.
Getting rid of dunnyboy really is a dream now isn't it
Fishdog is playing well but Monta is better and needs the court time, so Fishnuts is expendable!
Murphy's looking more and more like a rebound only white cuunt that needs to make way for Diogu!
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I don't think it incorporates Dun's new salary(it should though). I'm (obviously) not a pro on da CBA, and yes the $$ seems rather lopsided, but it should work. Charlotte probably wouldn't do a #1 unless it has plenty firsts to dangle. They seem content on doing this the "right way" so unloading decent overpriced talent on em doesn't seem plausible... I think we have a better chance dealing with the Hawks cuz they need a PG & PF. I have a feeling that Al gonna get his "Super Murph" money this offseason...
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Yes, Charlotte's under the cap NOW... but this trade puts them $100,000 over the cap (which means the salary rules now apply). The trade works for Golden State, but not for the Bobcats. This trade would work with simply Murphy and Dunleavy, but Fisher's contract pushes it over the limit.
if the trade don't work for salary reasons or it puts charlotte dangerously close to the salary cap then replace the 1st round pick with one or two of their little used players. this trade is mainly for clearing our unneccessary cap space, all we need imo is a young bloke who can play defence (wallace), we got some great players and veterans in davis, j-rich n foyle (ok he's just a veteran) and we got a great talent of young guys who need court time now
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A 70-year-old Oncologist is behind bars accused of hiring two hit men to kill the lawyer who represented his ex-wife when they divorced in the 90's.
Greenwood, Mississippi police say Dr. Arnold Smith and William Paul Muller of Morgan City, Louisiana were arrested Sunday morning and on a charge of conspiracy to kill attorney Lee Abraham. According to investigators two hitmen went to Abraham's law office Saturday night, but agents from the Mississippi Attorney General's office were waiting. The two alleged hit men were shot during an exchange of gunfire. One of the hitmen was killed. The other is in critical condition.


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Since reopening in 2010 the Lyric Theater has played host to a number of different types of programs. This year theater-goers will get to experience and honor a jazz legend.
The Duke Ellington Jazz series is a partnership between the UK Jazz Orchestra and the American Spiritual Ensemble.
Organizers say the history of the venue makes it a perfect place to feature the music of Ellington, one of the most prolific composers in American history.
"Lexington was so fortunate to have a theater like the Lyric where African American artists could come and perform," said Dr. Everett McCorvey, UK Professor of Voice.
Organizers plan to use the events to reach out to schools, and help educate people in the community about the history of not only the theater, but the music being played there.
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• The Chicago Bears say quarterback Jay Cutler will miss Monday's game at San Francisco because of a concussion. Jason Campbell is expected to start against the 49ers in his place.
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A new series is plausible.
I vote for a Captain Pike series, spun off from the new film universe and perhaps even launched as a subplot in one of the sequels of the Abram's franchise... Pike is an established character in Trek, and a solid link to classic Trek lore and it's reboot. And giving the series a familiar link with a character ripe for further development. A Pike series would be a reboot inside a reboot based on concepts and characters from Star Trek's earliest draft, but still being something totally new.
It could be done well, on a quality network, with Bruce Greenwood reprising his role as Pike (no he was not paralyzed, he was just recuperating after being tortured). As a well established actor whose done both television and film roles, Greenwood could carry a series and give the show weight and credibility.
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Gulfport culinary instructor Anita Huey tells that Laurel High did an incredibly generous thing. She hopes Gulfport can pay it forward to another school.
Laurel instructor Roderick Hollins says that when he heard Gulfport had begun a culinary program this year, he offered to bring students there for a mock contest.
Two teams of Laurel students prepared different meals, with Gulfport students acting as judges.
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New audio-app for Facebook and social networks impresses Simpson's Paradox:
Yesterday at Dreamit day, when Winston>
was described as an audio assistant to present stories from social
networks like Facebook, I picked up my phone to play games until the
presentation was over. I could not have been less interested. Really? An
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In Under-20 Women's World Cup qualifying
Zef has coached Queensborough Community College to 3 consecutive CUNY titles
Congratulations to all 11.
Comprehensive Campaign Will be Unveiled in Coming Months...
We are pleased to inform you that a resolution has been reached in the concussion litigation filed in August of 2014 against U.S. Soccer.
"We want to make sure all parts of the community are as informed as possible on our collective plan to develop players to best of their abilities."
Six special volunteers are honored
The longtime TOPSoccer volunteer is honored
United States Women's National Team player Crystal Dunn demonstrated her favorite drills plus signed autographs at a special training session in Terryville.
The story of the Waverly Avenue Soccer Complex in Holtsville
Your team could be our next ENY State Champs!
When FC Kansas City Won the NWSL Title
By Tim Bradbury, Director of Coaching Instruction
Sometimes youth soccer appears to be just a collection of problems with several of the key groups often looking to blame each other for the next issue that arises. In my newsletter last month I took great care to both applaud soccer parents and try to help them understand how important their voice can and must be.
Youth soccer is an enormous multi-million dollar industry which, thanks to the wisdom of the godfathers at US Soccer now has more leagues, cups and tournaments than there are fans at the average Red Bull game. There are several key areas where this proliferation of governing youth bodies is generating more harm than good. Easily the most visible, understandable and simply ludicrous is in the number of games that a youth player is now expected to play in a season. Several teams within our state with uneducated trainers at the lead and slightly insane team managers ( the role that the parent coach really takes on) are now playing in the following this Spring season:
For those of you doing the math, I understand you might need a calculator for the above! The total equals a staggering, mind blowing and deeply troubling 40 games this season!
In the hope of keeping this based around numbers for now let's add some more numbers for you. US Soccer's best practices document recommends a ratio of 1 game for every 5/6 training sessions. Based on playing 40 games, in the right environment with ratios as above this amounts to a total of 205 soccer experiences this spring!
Looking at the sum another way, again using US Soccer and US Youth Soccer guidelines. After a game, a 14 year old player needs a 72 hour recovery period. This effectively means to play a 40 game schedule taking the minimum recommended rest would take a minimum of 4.5 months WITH NO PRACTICES. As no one who is playing the type of schedule above is giving up the minimum of 2 practices a week, a minimum of 10 months is needed if we keep to the minimum standards presented.
Okay enough of the math; let's just go with common sense. Most premier league teams with fully grown adults who are paid thousands of dollars would run and hide from a 40 game spring schedule (they actually buy lots of players and try it over 8 months), that was spread over 4 months.
In any other country in the world if I suggested to a group of 15 year old players, who by the way also do 2 hours of High School sport a night, to play 40 games in 4 months I would be led away to a padded cell and the key thrown away.
We cannot keep hoping that someone else will stand up and say how crazy and cruel a 40 plus game schedule is. All they truly care about the world's most popular game and our youth players must be singing the same refrain, STOP, STOP, STOP!
I humbly suggest to all the parents out there that your child deserves better and they need you to do what parents do ...love, protect them and speak up, even if it means, rocking the Premier team ship.
©2015 Eastern New York State Soccer Association


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by Edward Hahn
January 14, 2002
The Enicar 167 is a day-date movement, with a nicely stacked arrangement at 6 o'clock. The day-of-the-week wheel on this particular example is in Spanish; the dial has a very nice balance to it - the day-date windows provide balance to the logo with applied brass "planet", while the other dial wording keeps clutter to a minimum along the 3-9 axis. The dial is affixed by two screws set into the rim of the movement bottom plate, the usual location. Removing it reveals the following:
The dial itself is made of painted brass; the base uses a well-executed matte black finish with printed white and orange; the reverse side shows the feet for the applied markers (a), the brass planet for the logo (b), the feet which secure the dial to the movement (c), and what appears to be an inconsequential goof in the location of the two holes for the dial feet (d). Unfortunately, the applied markers appear to be made of chromed plastic - this watch appears to have been made before the discovery that plastic is tacky. Overall, the workmanship appears to be of good quality, even if not intended to be competitive with the high-end.
The underdial work which is exposed by removal of the dial initially appears to be very typical:
The printing of the day wheel allowed this movement to be used with day windows in a variety of positions; there is clearly enough room for the day to be printed vertically at 6 o'clock, as in this watch, as well as horizontally at both 3 o'clock and 6 o'clock. As with the dial, both the date and day wheels are made of brass, with high quality printing - these assemblies are sometimes made with plastic on typical high-volume production watch today.
Removing the day wheel exposes the works for the day and date mechanism:
The hour wheel for the movement (a) drives an intermediate wheel (b), which has three sets of gears affixed to it - two small gears of the same size sandwiched around a larger diameter gear. The two smaller gears drive the day advance wheel (c) and the date advance wheel (d) at the same rate to achieve a once-per-day advancement for both wheels. The other side of the movement has the detent for the day wheel (e), which is made of an unusually large polished steel arm with a separate wire spring. Both the day and date advance wheel can be moved safely forward or backwards through midnight without damage to the works.
Removing these components, along with the suitably finished steel cover plates for the date mechanism, reveals the keyless works and the unique quickset date mechanism.
Like the day wheel, the date wheel detent spring (a, above) is a nicely constructed machined assembly of polished steel, with a separate wire spring for tensioning. Today's typical mass-produced movements use flat stamped pieces or even simple wire springs with a "v" bent into the end to perform these same functions, at reduced cost and elegance. The cover plate for the keyless works (b, above) nicely integrates a detent spring and hold-down fingers for various keyless works components. Among these is an arm (c, above) which is responsible for the very unusual means for quick setting of the date wheel, along with its detent spring (d, above).
A closeup of this area reveals how this mechanism works: when the crown is pulled out all the way, the standard pull-out piece (a) moves with the stem (red arrow). In addition to moving the clutch to engage the hands-setting mechanism, it also causes arm (b) to rotate as indicated. This in turn carries an advance finger (c) into contact with a recoil spring (d), which moves the tip of the advance finger into contact with one of the teeth on the date ring (not shown). When the crown is pushed back in, the pieces all move back into their original position, while simultaneously the advance finger causes the date ring to move to the next date.
Thus, to set the date on this watch, one pulls out the crown to the timesetting position, and then moves the hands back-and-forth through midnight until the correct day of the week shows in the day window. Then, the correct time is set. Once here, the crown is repeatedly pulled out and pushed in until the correct day of the month shows in the date window. As the watch has no hack feature, there movement continues to run while the quick-set date is being fussed with.
As mentioned earlier, quirky does not equate to good. This particular quick-set ultimately fails in my opinion, as it is very difficult for the operator of the watch to set the time without inadvertently advancing the date. Thus, a simple correction of the time can very easily turn into a Keystone Kops exercise in date setting.
The final part of this article will take a quick glance at the top-plate of this movement, and compare it with its "younger brother", the Chronoswiss Cal. 122.


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Resolution: standard / high
Figure 1.
Effect of stromal cell-derived factor 1 on osteoclast precursor migration and differentiation. (a) Wild-type bone marrow cells were cultured with PBS or macrophage colony-stimulating factor (M-CSF) for 3 days to generate osteoclast precursors (OCPs). Cells were stained with allophycocyanin-labeled anti-CD11b and Phycoerythrin-labeled anti-Gr-1 antibodies and were subjected to fluorescence-activated cell sorting analysis. Distributions of CD11b+ and Gr-1-/lo cells are shown. Rectangle (CD11b+/Gr-1-/lo fraction), the majority of cells with osteoclast forming potency. (b) Wild-type OCPs were labeled with calcein AM and were seeded in the upper chamber of a transwell dish, and various amounts of stromal cell-derived factor 1 (SDF-1) were added to the lower chamber. Percentage of migrated cells in the lower chamber determined by calcein intensity (left panel). Cells that migrated to the lower chamber were cultured with M-CSF and RANKL to form osteoclasts. Numbers of tartrate-resistant acid phosphatase-positive (TRAP+) cells per well was assessed (right panel). (c) OCPs were seeded in the upper chamber of a transwell with or without 100 ng/ml SDF-1 in the lower chamber for 3 hours. Nonmigrated cells from the upper chamber and migrated cells from the lower chamber were cultured with M-CSF and RANKL to form osteoclasts. TRAP staining was formed. Bar graphs, numbers of TRAP+ cells/well (left panel). Representative pictures show TRAP-stained osteoclasts formed from the lower chambers with or without SDF-1 (×10). (d) OCPs were cultured with M-CSF and RANKL plus SDF-1 (200 ng/ml) on bone slices for 9 days. Numbers of osteoclasts and resorption pits per slice were counted. Data are the mean ± standard error of the mean of four wells. Experiments were repeated three times with similar results. *P < 0.05 versus samples from PBS-treated cells.
Zhang et al. Arthritis Research & Therapy 2008 10:R37 doi:10.1186/ar2391