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Bacteriology, the branch of biology devoted to the study of bacteria. Bacteriologists are concerned with the structure and functions of bacteria, with the environmental conditions that affect bacterial growth, with the effects of bacteria on the other organisms, and with the uses for bacteria.
Bacteriology is important in medicine, public health and sanitation work, agriculture, food-processing, and industry. There are many branches of this science, each dealing with special problems that have arisen from the complex effects that bacteria have upon civilization.
The relation of bacteria to disease has given rise to the sciences of pathologic bacteriology (concerning treatment and causes of disease), immunology (concerning immunity to disease), antiseptic surgery, veterinary bacteriology, and sanitary bacteriology.
Plant diseases and their economic importance have led to the development of plant bacteriology. Soil and dairy bacteriology deal with the microorganisms useful in those fields. Zymotechnology concerns fermenting processes caused by bacteria, yeasts, and molds.
The essential tool of the bacteriologist is the microscope. As improved by Anton van Leeuwenhoek (1632–1723), a Dutch lens grinder, it opened up an invisible world on which earlier scientists could only speculate. Leeuwenhoek reported discovery of bacteria in 1676. In 1838, Christian Ehrenberg (1795–1876), a German zoologist, published a work on microscopic organisms. He also developed a system for classifying them, using terms that are still applied by bacteriologists.
Louis Pasteur (1822–1895), a French chemist, is generally considered the father of modern bacteriology. His research on fermentation led to studies of the activity of many microscopic organisms. Robert Koch (1843–1910), a German physician, made major contributions to the techniques of bacteriology. Other important bacteriologists are listed in the following cross references.

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A Rosh Hashanah Choice
In the traditional Torah portion selection for the first day of Rosh Hashanah (the Jewish New Year), Hagar and her son Ishmael are pushed out of Abraham's tent and sent into exile. This is the memory that their ancestors carry with them throughout the generations. It is this burden of memory that we carry with us, as well. After all, all peoples have history; it is our memory that makes us unique as a people.
Unfortunately, this pattern of "pushing away" has not been broken. We can't continue to push away with one hand and then reach out with the other (as Abraham and Sarah were also known for their hospitality). This is especially true in the case of interfaith families. Imagine what the world would be like today had Abraham not sent Hagar and Ishmael out on their own. Imagine what our communities would be like had we not sent out those of our children who had intermarried out on their own.
Regardless of the exact percentage of intermarried families raising Jewish children, we can still do better. Most are raising their children in what I like to call "American Civil Religion" even when it does come with a smattering of holidays, irrespective of the religious tradition from which those holidays arise. Perhaps it is because our institutions are not readily open to them—and when they are, it is only on our terms—that they have chosen not to raise Jewish children.
Let's rein in our inner Abraham, the one that forced out Hagar and Ishmael. Tell them not to get on that horse. Tell them to stay awhile in our tent where they are welcome.
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Washing machine is electromechanical equipment,
designed for the purpose of the expelling the
dirt, dust, filth and so on from all types of
dresses, towels, and sheets by the addition of
water and cleaning powder into the machine.
This also comes under the home appliance category.
Washing machine has been common feature of every
household.In spite of the wear and tear and fatigue
to one's body in washing the clothes by
using their hands, it was considered as a healthy
exercise during the traditional period.
However, people have started shifting from the old pattern and vying for the machine that accomplishes their task and minimizes the physical effort of the people. Women are beneficiary of this product. Buying IFB Washing machine can be a big deal if you go to the brand showrooms, but they offer discount price too.
Of the companies that have produced washing machines, IFB has promoted the production of more number of models of washing machines. The models of this company are DIGITAL 7KG, DIGITAL EX, DIGITAL 6 KG, SENATOR AQUA ENERGIE, SENATOR 6 KG, DIGITAL 5KG (NEW LAUNCH), ELITE 5 KG, EXECUTIVE PLUS, SENORITA PLUS, ELENA, DIVA (HOT), and DIVA (COLD).
The features of the IFB model DIGITAL 7KG are given briefly. Net weight of the model is 7kg with digital display. Control on imbalances is well established very well in the IFB washing machines. Faultfinding device is placed, which helps you understand where the fault is. The IFB cut costs and the individual get high performance per watt!!
The technical specifications of the model, depth, width, and height of the unit are 59cm, 60cm, and 85cm. The weight of the model is 74kg. The load detection is automated so that one can know whether it is in loading condition or not. Time adjustment is self-mechanized, and the machines understand the time it should take to wash a cloth. The wash program is embedded with a temperature of 900 degrees Celsius.
The water after the wash is drained from the unit efficiently. The IFB washing machine consumes less water and is provided with a safety covering guard when the wash program is set to high temperature. The IFB washing machine would satisfy the increasing needs of people.


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The Franklin Panthers will have 10 returning offensive players this season, a statistic that likely helped the football team gain the number one spot in the pre-season rankings for theWestern North Carolina Athletic Conference. That and the fact that Marquel Manning, the pre-season player of the year according to Western North Carolina coaches, will be at the tailback position.
Manning, along with the other nine starters returning on offense and six on defense, are pegged to put up strong numbers throughout the season, but the star running back is the one that coaches are watching closely this year. He was named as an All-WNC tailback and the 2012 Co-Western North Carolina Athletic Conference Offensive Player of the Year, titles well earned after setting school records in single- season rushing yardage and touchdowns; 2,364 and 33 respectively. He's close to adding one more record to his name as well. He will begin the 2013 season just 484 yards from being FHS's all-time record holder.
Things will be different this year for the Panthe. Beginning with the fall season, Franklin will be playing in the 2- AA playoffs.
"As far as NCHSAA Classification is concerned, each school's classification is based on student enrollment," explained Dan Moore with the Macon County School system. "The NCHSAA "realigns" classification every four years, which is necessary due to the ebb and flow of student population throughout the state."
Panthers head coach Josh Brooks anticipates a certain amount of excitement as a result of the switch.
"It won't affect our regular season, but as far as the playoffs are concerned, we don't even know what teams we could play," he said. "It will be new teams though and it's always exciting to play teams that you've never faced before."
Last year's team went 8-4 and 6-1 in the conference, but this year's team could post an even better record when all is said and done – if the preseason rankings are any indication anyway.
"The thing about preseason rankings is that they are just that. We have to go out there during our games and perform because being number one in the preseason doesn't really mean much," said Brooks. "With all due respect to the rankings, if we're not winning then being ranked number one before the season started didn't amount to much. This is a week by week process."
Brooks attributes a winning season for the team to three key factors that will span the next several months of football filled Fridays.
"The first thing we have to consider when we navigate our season is how good our opponents are. Each team will bring different challenges that we have to meet and overcome. The second factor is injuries. The best team in the world can fall apart if injuries start occurring at the right times. And the third factor is luck. Luck can affect the outcome of any game. These three factors can make or break a season."
The first regular game of the season will be played on August 30 at the Panther Pit against the Murphy High School Bulldogs. Murphy has been to three state championships in the last three years and looks to have another strong year ahead of them. According to Brooks they will hit the field with returning players in most of their scoring positions.
"One way that you have to think about it is that when a team goes to the championship game like they have for the past three years, that's enough practice to almost equal a full season of playing," he said. "I'm not throwing off on any of the other teams that we'll be playing this season, all of the teams that we play are good teams, but Murphy very well could be the best team we'll match up against. It's important to have that test early on. Our players can go out there and play hard and we can come back and improve off of that first outing."
The Panthers will play their first scrimmage game this week against the Hayesville Yellow Jackets in Hayesville. Next week, the team travels to Rabun County to take on the Wildcats. These meetings will kick off the season that begins on Aug. 30 against the Murphy Bulldogs. The Panthers beat the Bulldogs last year, 42-35. The game should serve as a good test for the team.


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Formulas That Make A Baby Full??
Good lord! When did you begin supplementing, and what made you think you weren't producing enough?
8-10oz is WAY WAY WAY too much in a sitting. Look at his fist... that's roughly the size of his stomach. Then, look at 10oz in a bottle.
Try looking at Kellymom.com for up to date info on infant feeding.
He doesn't act satisfied because his stomach is being stretched and he is in pain.
You are WAY overfeeding him. A breastfed baby shouldn't be getting more than 1 ounce per hour. A formula fed baby shouldn't be getting much more than that. A different formula isn't going to help.


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Innes England named Most Active Agent
Posted: April 01, 2014|
Property consultancy Innes England is celebrating after being named the Most Active Agent in a prestigious national competition for the seventh year in a row.
The agency, which has offices in Leicester, Nottingham and Derby, was awarded the title in the Estates Gazette Interactive (EGi) 2013 deals competition, walking away with the overall title for the seventh consecutive year.
The EGi deals competition is an independent survey conducted by their research team, which covers commercial property transactions.
It is designed to establish the agents completing the largest volume of deals throughout the year.
Peter Doleman, right, director at Innes England in Leicester, said: "For the firm to be named the Estates Gazette Most Active Agent across the region for the seventh time in a row is simply fantastic, and is testament to the hard work of all the teams.
"The accolade reflects our unique position, with offices across the region, which allows us to offer extensive coverage throughout the East Midlands."
Innes England was responsible for one of the highest profile office lettings of the year in Leicester when Shakespeares following the merger with Harvey Ingram, took 13,000 sq ft at Colton Square.
Across the region, Innes England completed more than 400 deals across the industrial, office, retail, leisure, land and investment sectors involving nearly four million sq ft of space for its clients.
Mr Doleman said: "We pride ourselves on keeping ahead of the game in terms of what we can offer our clients, something which has been reflected in our brand new website which went live at the end of last year following significant financial investment."


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Fernando Guerrero was looking forward to an upcoming title shot at the Barclay's Center.
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It's not the first time this has happened to Fernando Guerrero, having a fight rescheduled at the last minute, but the middleweight fighter still sounded disappointed about the news that his first bout at Brooklyn's new Barclays Center won't happen until April 27.
"It's tough to put in all that work and all that stuff (and then have the fight pushed back), but it's the name of the game," Guerrero said. "It always happens a lot of times, so all you try to do is view it as a positive sign and move on."
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Bang & Olufsen, Samsung launch Serenata phone
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B&O and Samsung Serenata
Danish home theater designer Bang & Olufsen and its partner Samsung today made the promised release of the Serenata. The new version greatly expands on the almost exclusively calling-oriented Serene with a much stronger emphasis on music: a dedicated music key brings up a music player and an iPod-like, touch-sensitive scroll wheel is used to pick tracks as well as place calls. The phone stores a relatively large 4GB of music through built-in flash and plays AAC, MP3, and the rare WMA Lossless format.
Even headphones or speakers are largely unnecessary, Samsung says; a Bang & Olufsen-made loudspeaker not only produces distortion-free sound but creates a psychoacoustic effect that adds to the perceived bass level without the need for a subwoofer. When private listening is necessary, a pair of EarSet 3 earbuds from the Danish firm also provide better-than-usual audio quality.
The Serenata is also bundled with a rare dock that charges the phone, provides line-out audio for speakers, and a USB connection that syncs files and music with both Macs and Windows PCs; extra software will transfer music from iTunes, claims Bang & Olufsen. Although limited to a 900/1800/1900MHz GSM radio with 3G Internet access available only on the 2100MHz band that goes unused in North America, the handset should ship worldwide in the near future. Pricing has not been made available.


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I've gone through the nomination list for this year's edition of Ghana Movie Awards and I must confess, I'm not happy and I know I'm not the only one in this mood but many Ghanaians including Kumasi actors.
After going through the 15 list of nominations, four actors – Agya Koo, Maame Serwaa, Rose Mensah (Kyeiwaa) and Lil Win were the only actors nominated from Kumasi for this year's award. Aside those four big giants who were pulled from Kumasi, the most controversial movie 'Okomfo Anokye' and Galamsay (I don't know if that movie is from Kumasi but I stand to be corrected) were the only movies which had its way into the list which means the numerous movies produced from Kumasi were not worth nominating.
We all bare the fact that most Kumasi movies lack the quality which needs not to be nominated but surely there are few ones which could have been nominated aside those five movies unless they tell me only the 'trash' movies from Kumawood were submitted hence, this nomination list.
Are the organizers of the awards trying to tell us that all the movies that Nana Ama Mcbrown, Bill Asamoah, Kwaku Manu, Vivian Jill, Akrobeto, Mercy Asiedu, Apostle John Prah and other Kumawood stars featured in are not worth nominating? If that is the case, how did Kumawood and Akoben Movie Awards organizers get movies to be nominated for this year's awards?
Now let's do this calculation, if 100 movies are produced within a year from Kumasi, the probability of 40 being of good quality is higher. Well, all the 40 can't be nominated or compete with the English movies but at least 20 can rub shoulders with the glamour movies so why then do they have to nominate about 5 or so movies from Kumasi.
How many movies were produced within the year under review from the English sector of the industry? And come to think of it, do they even have a year under review because Leila Djansi's movie, 'Northern Affair' which was shot few weeks ago and has not even been premiered had its casts Joselyn Dumas, John Dumelo and Jon Germain being nominated and the sad thing is, Joselyn Dumas, the lead character in the movie was nominated for the wrong category – supporting role. No wonder the movie producer is asking of the award's credibility. By my checks, this movie 'Northern Affair' started its production somewhere in October and finished few weeks ago. The trailer was uploaded on December 1 on Youtube and the press launch of this movie I'm talking about will happen tomorrow, December 18. So how come does a movie which is not yet out be nominated? Can Ghana Music Awards nominate a song which has been composed but not released?
I've had the chance to talk to some Kumawood producers who have complained bitterly about the nomination list because all the movies they submitted had zero nomination. Calls placed to Vivian Jill, Bill Asamoah, Akrobeto and other Kumasi actors were not answered but I know they don't want to talk about this list or probably they were busy doing something else. Not only did I contact Kumasi actors on this issue, I tried calling Prince, a member of the movie awards organizers for clarification but none of my calls placed to him was answered. The CEO of the awards, Fred Numah also said people are in charge of media relations so I should contact them. I agree with him on that but since none of them is ready to talk to me and you are the boss behind everything, will you sit down for people to talk against your event when you have right answers to them?
Aside the above mentioned, I have lots of issues that I want to raise but it seems I am talking a lot. I've to give them the opportunity to also explain things to us. Some of my issues include:
1) Why was Lil Win not nominated for A PERFORMANCE BY AN ACTOR IN A LEADING ROLE because he has played a lead character in most movies unless those movies are considered to be 'trash'?
2) Where are the movies shot in other regions like Northern, Central, Volta, Eastern, Brong Ahafo, Western and the two Upper Regions?
In sum, 'Kumawood' actors should pull out of this year's awards since their talents are being looked down upon.


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Oscillatory reactions
Bromate Oscillators with 1,4-Cyclohexanedione
During the course of an oscillatory reaction the concentrations of some species, typically the intermediates, periodically changes. In batch reactors obviously only transient oscillations can be observed. However, in an open reactor where the reagents are continuously fed (CSTR), sustained oscillations and other dynamic phenomena (like multistability and chaos) appear. The bromate - 1,4-cyclohexanedione reaction is a so-called
uncatalyzed bromate oscillator.
In the oscillatory reactions the appropriate coupling between a positive (e.g autocatalytic reaction) and a negative feedback give rise to oscillations. In the bromate oscillators the bromate - bromous-acid reaction gives the autocatalysis, and the inhibitors are the bromide ions. "Uncatalyzed" means that contrary to the classical Belousov-Zhabotisky reaction in the bromate - 1,4-cyclohexanedione reaction oscillations appear in the absence of any metal ion catalyst (e.g. Ce(IV), Mn(II), ferroin). During the oxidation of the 1,4-cyclohexanedione, 2-bromo-1,4-cyclohexanedione, 1,4-hydroquinone and 1,4-benzoquinone are identified as intermediates and endproduct. 1,4-hydroquinone plays an important role in the autocatalytic process.
The bromate - 1,4-cyclohexanedione - ferroin reaction has become one of the most popular tool for studying nonlinear spatio-temporal phenomena.
The practical advantage of this reaction, the long-lived and bubble-free batch oscillatory manner, makes it suitable for investigation of chemical waves.
One of the most remarkable feature of this system is its unusual wave dynamics. Stacked wave fronts, traveling shock structures and merging of waves were observed in this reaction by Steinbock group. These phenomena were attributed to the anomalous dispersion of the medium.
The most important tools for study nonlinear dynamics in chemical system are the open reactors (CSTR). In a CSTR there is a continuous inflow fed of reactants and there is an outflow of the reacting mixture such that the total volume in the reactor remains constant. The chemical state of the contents of the CSTR depends on the time scale of the reaction and the residence time of the reactor. Multiple steady sates can be observed when an autocatalytic reaction is operated in an open reactor. In the bromate - 1,4-cyclohexanedione - ferroin system, two stationary states (SS1 and SS2) can be found in a CSTR. The stability domain of these steady states overlap, that is bistability. In the range of bistability the sate of the system depends on its history. The phase diagram presented here shows a typical "cross-shaped" topology.
Publications in this topic:
Szalai, I.; Kurin-Csörgei, K.; Epstein I. R.; Orbán, M.: "Dynamics and Mechanism of Bromate Oscillators with 1,4-Cyclohexanedione" J. Phys. Chem. A, 2003, 107, 10074.
Szalai, I., Körös, E.: "The 1,4-Cyclohexanedione-Bromate-Acid Oscillatory System 3. Detailed Mechanism" J. Phys. Chem. A, 1998, 102, 6892.
Briggs - Rauscher Reaction with 1,4-Cyclohexanedion
The Briggs-Rauscher reaction is one of the most fascinating oscillatory reaction. This reaction is widely used as a classroom demonstration of the chemical oscillators due to the observable spectacular periodical color changes. The
classic BR system consists of hydrogen-peroxide, iodate, Mn(II) catalyst, malonic acid as organic substrate and sulfuric acid. Here we present a novel variant of the BR reaction with 1,4-cyclohexanedione. The BR reaction with CHD shows long lasting oscillations under batch condition in wide range of the initial reagent-concentrations. Remarkably a high frequency, temperature compensated oscillations appear at the end of oscillatory period. The iodine - CHD reaction was found to be similar to the bromine - CHD reaction, the primary products (BrCHD and ICHD) in both cases are unstable in acidic solutions.
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Keresztúri, K.; Szalai, I.: ,,Briggs-Rauscher Reaction with 1,4-Cyclohexanedione Substrate'' Z. Phys. Chem., 2006, 220, 1071. (doi: 10.1524/zpch.2006.220.8.1071)


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UW-RF Faculty Attend Dairy Seminar in Romania
Two UW-River Falls faculty members took their knowledge of the dairy industry to the Eastern European country of Romania in mid-October, continuing the University's tradition of sharing its expertise with some of the world's newly-developed nations.
Dairy Science Professor and Extension Dairy Specialist Dennis Cooper, along with Agronomy Professor and Extension Forage Specialist Dennis Cosgrove, College of Agriculture, Food and Environmental Sciences at UW-RF, conducted the educational part of a dairy seminar that was sponsored and funded by the U.S. Department of Agriculture and the U.S. Agency for International Development.
Cooper said he and Cosgrove addressed the topics of forage production for dairy cattle and the feeding of dairy cattle at the seminar. They discussed methods to improve productivity, including management-intensive rotational grazing, and dairy genetics.
"Exposure to agriculture in another part of the world adds to our professional knowledge, and in turn internationalizes the curriculum for our students," said Cooper. "It gives students a global perspective and opens them up to the possibility that in time they may work to help alleviate hunger and disease in the world."
The pair said that Romania is somewhat larger than Wisconsin, with a climate and latitude similar to the Great Plains in the United States. It is a beautiful country, with mountains, rolling plains and lowlands. The Danube River runs along the Southern boundary of Romania on its way to the Black Sea.
It is a land of contrasts, as well, where large, mechanized farming operations that would rival anything in the United States exist side-by-side with peasant families who farm their land with a one-horse plow.
Concerning the dairy industry in Romania, Cooper said about a third of the milk is sold privately by people with herds of one to three cows. The milk they sell is not pasteurized, which is a public health concern. There is also a shortage of milk, and there is a great demand in the cities for milk to give to the children.
"That's not the only problem," said Cooper. "While Romania was a Communist country, dairy herds were kept on collective farms. In 1989, after the revolution, the workers each took home some dairy cows, milked them for awhile, and then ate them. The dairy herds were lost in this way."
"It has taken the dairy industry awhile to get back on its feet," Cooper said. "Our mission was to help the Romanians improve their dairy production."
Cosgrove said he discussed one aspect or another of forage management techniques with dairy farmers, depending on the situation.
"For the big farms, which were formerly the collective farms, the problem is that they lack the infrastructure they need for farming; silos, tractors and other farm equipment," he said. "They will need a different kind of assistance than the small farms."
"Those with smaller farms of 10 to 40 cows and those who want to begin farming lack the basic knowledge of forage production and storage. I addressed those subjects, and also talked to them about rotational grazing, because it is an inexpensive way to feed cows when you are just beginning an operation."
While this type of involvement with developing countries is clearly beneficial to the University, it is also likely to benefit the United States. Because of Mad Cow disease, there is a ban on the importation of dairy cattle and bull semen from Europe. Romania may look to the United States and other countries for these products, as well as soybean meal, plant seed and agricultural machinery.
The College has been involved in international programs since the 1960s according to Interim Dean Steve Ridley, but this is its first entrée into Romania. Ridley said the University is often asked by the U.S. government to do training or development work in foreign countries through USDA or USAID. To date it has worked with East Central European and Baltic countries.
"We've recently completed training with three people from Latvia on food safety and fish processing microbiological safety, to produce safe food for consumption by people in Latvia," said Ridley. "We plan to do this again next year."
About 1998, the U.S. Congress asked the University to provide assistance to the three Baltic countries of Latvia, Lithuania and Estonia. "We have a number of programs with these countries, particularly in the area of dairy production," Ridley said. "Participants visit the World Dairy Expo in Madison, tour dairy-related businesses in the region and receive classroom instruction in genetics and animal health."
From 1992 to 1996, UW-River Falls teamed up with Georgetown University in Washington, D.C., to run the East Central Europe Scholarship Program. Funded by USAID, the program provided training for approximately 120 young agriculture professionals from Poland, Hungary, the Czech Republic and Slovakia. Ridley served as campus director of the program.
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Prospective uses of gold nanoparticles, says NIST chemist Vince Hackley, include high-precision drug-delivery systems and diagnostic image enhancers. Gold is nontoxic and can be fashioned into particles in a range of sizes and shapes. By itself, gold doesn't do much biologically, but it can be "functionalized" by attaching, for instance, protein-based drugs along with targeting molecules that cluster preferentially around cancer cells. The nanoparticles are generally coated as well, to prevent them from clumping together and to avoid rapid clearance by the body's immune system.
NCL's Anil Patri notes that the coating composition, density and stability have a profound impact on the nanomaterial safety, biocompatibility (how well the nanoparticles distribute in the body), and efficacy of the delivery system. "Understanding these parameters through thorough characterization would enable the research community to design and develop better nanomaterials," he says.
To facilitate such studies, the NIST/NCL team set out to create a nanoparticle testbed-a uniform, controllable core-shell nanoparticle that could be made-to-order with precise shape and size, and to which could be attached nearly any potentially useful functionality. Researchers then could study how controlled variations fared in a biological system.
Their trial system is based on regularly shaped branching molecules called dendrons, a term derived from the Greek word for "tree." Dendron chemistry is fairly new, dating from the 1980s. They're excellent for this use, says NIST researcher Tae Joon Cho, because the individual dendrons are always the same size, unlike polymers, and can readily be modified to carry "payload" molecules. At the same time, the tip of the structure-the "tree's" trunk-is designed to bond easily to the surface of a gold nanoparticle.
The team made an exhaustive set of measurements so they could thoroughly describe their custom-made dendron-coated nanoparticles. "There aren't a lot of protocols around for characterizing these materials-their physical and chemical properties, stability, et cetera," Hackley says, "so, one of the things that came out of the project is a basic series of measurement protocols that we can apply to any kind of gold-based nanoparticle."
Any single measurement technique, he says, is probably inadequate to describe a batch of nanoparticles, because it likely will be insensitive to some size ranges or confused by other factors-particularly if the particles are in a biological fluid.
The new NIST/NCL paper provides the beginnings of a catalog of analysis techniques for getting a detailed lowdown on nanoparticles. These techniques include nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy, matrix-assisted laser desorption/ionization mass spectrometry, dynamic light scattering, ultra-violet/visible spectroscopy and X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy. The dendron-coated nanoparticles also were tested for stability under "biologically relevant" conditions of temperature, acidity and some recognized forms of chemical attack that would take place in the bloodstream. In vitro biological tests are pending.
The work was funded in part by the National Cancer Institute, National Institutes of Health.
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|Wireless communication began about 1900. The first application was marine communications and this called for wireless telegraph stations on the shore. An excellent example of one of the earliest coast stations is PJ at The New England Wireless and Steam Museum.
PJ, for Point Judith, RI, (south west of Newport) mainly served passenger steamboats traveling between New York City and New England cities. PJ was built by Walter Wentworth Massie who was a contemporary of Marconi's. By a fortuitous combination of circumstances PJ's 1907 building is unaltered and still contains its original equipment in working order.
PJ was moved to the New England Wireless and Steam Museum in 1983 to avoid demolition. It is an important part of the museum which is devoted to teaching engineering history. In the museum's collection there is also much century old documentation of The Massie Wireless Telegraph Company. PJ shows the beginning of today's vast telecommunication/information complex. All Radio, TV, Sat Comm., Cell Phone, FAX, in short the information/communication industry grew from wireless stations such as PJ.
| The Massie Station's historic value is enormous and it is now listed in the National Register of Historic Places.
|The January issue of QST magazine contains an article on the Massie
The December 2013 issue of QST magazine contains an article on the Massie
|The photo shows the Massie spark transmitter under restoration. All of the original equipment is in the station except the change-over switch which was assembled by Alan Douglas from original parts. The pump handle key, Massie Resonaphone tuner and operator call box are on the original table.
The helix and straight spark gap are on top of the condenser cabinet. On the left wall above the helix are a hot wire ammeter and anchor gap.
Bert Pine donated 100 sheets of 18" square 1/8" glass and Michael Thompson has made 70 of the 100 glass plate condensers that fit in the cabinet below the spark-gap and helix. Rolf Richter cast new zinc spark gap electrodes, machined new electrode holders, and even had the machined parts nickel plated. The original high-voltage cables had bright green woven cloth insulation.
Dave and Judi Kernan made a covering for the new high-voltage cables that closely matches the appearance of the originals. We used a Marconi 2 KW spark coil because we don't have a Massie coil or information on the design of a Massie coil. We made a key relay using a Massie wooden parts box to make the pump-handle key safer to use during demonstrations. The transmitter now makes big sizzling sparks! We will not connect an antenna to the transmitter so we can keep the FCC happy. This is one of the oldest working wireless transmitter in the world.
We currently have about 0.05 mF of capacitance so the transmitter operates at about 350 KHz. It will operate at about 300 KHz when the remainder of the condenser plates are installed.
If you want to hear what it would sound like click here. (Sound file courtesy of John S. Belrose.)
|This is a close-up of the helix with a straight spark gap inside and the hot wire ammeter on the wall. Rolph Richter cast the zinc spark gap electrodes and machined the new electrode holders.
The theory behind the transmitter is simple. The high-voltage coil and capacitor are connected in parallel. The helix coil and spark gap are connected in series and the pair are connected in parallel with the capacitor. The high-voltage coil charges the capacitor. When the voltage on the capacitor reaches the breakdown voltage of the air between the spark electrodes the spark jumps between the electrodes. This makes a L-C circuit that oscillates at 350 KHz. Since some of the energy is lost in the spark the amplitude of the sine wave in the L-C circuit diminishes. This is called a damped oscillation and is shown in the image below. Since the high-voltage coil is driven by AC, one 1/120 of a second later the circuit is charged and sparking again.
|Oscillograph of damped oscillation.
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are shown the operator call box, Resonaphone receiver, change-over switch, and the pump handle key. The box on the wall contains the key relay.
The receiver will hear the repetition rate of the sparks.
|The also included a telegraph station to relay wireless messages.
|The photo below shows an active amateur radio station located on the first floor of the Massie building.
The radio at the top left is a Swedish marine emergency quenched gap spark transmitter. In Scandanavia these spark rigs were legal into the nineteen sixties.
|The new AM bench assembled by Colin Leath, K11XU.
The following photographs are courtesy of Charles Arthur Moore.
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I have heard of hunters 'becoming' the hunted and seem to hunt almost ritual like-which to me shows a great respect for the life you are about to take instead of just killing for greed..I believe that the entire area should in some way be blessed and shown respect and even 'asked' for permission before proceeding this would be the ONLY time I agree with hunting another animal-and this is rare..
Originally posted by Gazrok
that all life has a consciousness of a sort...but there are degrees... Perhaps it is heirarchal...perhaps not. Maybe in my next life, I want to see what it's like to soar like a bird... Is this possible? Who knows? The good news....one day, we'll all find out, one way or another....


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Review: Local Natives – "Hummingbird"
February 1, 2013 3 comments
Three years can seem like an eternity for the type of band that Local Natives has become. Beloved for being quintessentially indie and all things alt/chamber-pop, the LA quartet hasn't done a great deal to grease the hype motor that tends to circulate relatively new bands through the quotidian cogs of modern music media. Instead, Local Natives have toured, stayed quiet, done select festivals and pop up shows, gone back to seclusion, worked on this follow up (in an indeterminate period of time), and then showed up, seemingly out of nowhere, with a brand new body of work. Whereas their 2009 debut, Gorilla Manor, had the feel of a band wearing their influences as armor to protect against creative stagnation, Hummingbird seems like the product of that fastidious, exhaustive process that followed their breakthrough introduction.
Right off the bat, Hummingbird transports the listener into the rustic, ethereal musical realm that very few bands have a knack for evoking. Opener "You & I" carries a refrain of "oh"'s and "ah"'s into a gorgeous, soaring coda that follows the lead of vocalist Kelcey Ayer in strong falsetto. The band rounds out the accompaniment in fulfilling fashion here, with drummer Matt Fraizer's cadence proving why he might be the group's most underrated asset. Triumphant seems nearly too miniscule an adjective to equate this to and, as a pacemaker, it's echoing atmosphere nails the tone with knife-like precision. It's all very pretty.
The "prettiness", though, quickly became my main issue with this LP as a whole going forward. Hummingbird is a good record, by any standard, but the grit and vigor that weren't fully realized (but still palpable) in previous tracks like "Airplanes", "Camera Talk", and "Sun Hands" can seem a bit phoned-in here, with Local Natives almost doing their best Local Natives impression. First single, "Breakers", tries for this expansive, orchestral feel, but comes off more cacophonous than deftly arranged. The same clash of ideas results in one elongated shortcoming with "Wooly Mammoth"; a song that could really benefit from some melody filtering and more patience in the rhythm section. Slight flashes of this disconnect come up elsewhere on the album, as Local Natives tend to reach for the highest highs with every track when, what's most powerful about their sound, is often compositional variation and conceptual contrast.
Luckily, Hummingbird endures, and, despite my initial cynicism, the album does have it's fair share of genuinely stunning moments. Early on, we get follow-up single, "Heavy Feet", which I have no issue naming one of Local Natives' greatest accomplishment (if not, their best) to date. The rolling drums, the blaring chorus, the tasteful harmony and some buildup in the verses that accentuates the climaxes; all crucial to encapsulating just how stunning this record can be. Notable of this track (and, in turn, the climate of the album) is that the bass hasn't suffered in aptitude or prominence, even with the departure of bassist Andy Hamm nearly two years ago.
That low end prowess shows itself on another highlight, "Black Spot", which floats on a choppy, staccato piano riff that lays the platform for Rice to slip back into his upper register, and guitarist, Ryan Hahn, (in rare form lately, simply by being more restrained and precise) to drive the mid-song crescendo. Much of what Local Natives accomplishes here follows the formula of "grow and collapse", placing major chords in key melodic positions and dissipating into minor intervals (often where harmonies aren't present.) That tactic would become stale quickly in less experimental hands, (Coldplay comes to mind) but these guys keep things fresh often enough to sustain it.
That chemistry and interplay between the four principal members of this band is what warded off much of my distaste with the inveterate grandiosity. A slow burning album cut like "Ceilings" should be a speed bump in the already equable pace, but, because it's so tentatively performed, every little inflection and chord change feels like a new taste cleansing the palate of the previous. "Three Months" benefits from this same type of treatment, with light, celestial guitar plucks and step-for-step piano cushioning Ayer's, once again, cogent falsetto, as he croons "I am ready to feel you" to what might as well be a nimbus cloud. Rather than the focus being solely substantial, this band has altered its focal point to technique, basing many of their most powerful moments on how the notes are being played, as opposed to the notes themselves. It's a shift that, while attracting some intrinsic pomposity, has matured them far beyond the central nucleus of Gorilla Manor.
For as overblown as it can be — and yes, this thing can get ham-fisted and cheesy in an instant ("Colombia", "Mt. Washington") — there's a clear sign of growth and evolution on Hummingbird that is promising in light of the superfluous theatrics. Do they still wear their influences like a protective, indie-rock shawl? Sure. There's plenty of Grizzly Bear, plenty of Fleet Foxes, plenty of Bon Iver, you name it; but the one facet that seals off this comparative rabbit hole is that there're still cracks in the voice of the impressionist that is Local Natives. Hummingbird isn't perfect, but that, in the long run, will eventually save it from becoming unremarkable.
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Local Natives – Bowery Lyrics
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|"The Confederate authorities never intended to use black troops for any mission with real importance. If the Native Guards were good for anything, it was for public display." [James G. Hollandsworth, Jr., The Louisiana Native Guards: The Black Military Experience During the Civil War,_ pp. 10-11]
The largest concentration of black Men to see combat I have ever read about was at Chickamauga, about 40 IIRC, part of TN Cav regt. Officers servents who got sick of getting shot at and went to work to stop it. There were some black men at 1st Manasas w/ the Washington Arty. "The Creole Guard" and they manned a pair of guns... IIRC 17 men. What happened to them after is as god a guess as any as they never again manned CS guns anywhere that I've managed to find. THen the two companies outside Richmond, which may have given a volley at some US Cav before hightailing it. They aren't listed on any parole record and they dissolved into the countryside before Appomatox.
There is no real evidence that large numbers of black men would have willingly served the CS as soldiers. Everywhere the US Army went in the south they were followed by huge numbers of former Slaves. The 1st LA Native Guard is often touted as proof that the CS was willing to enlist black men as soldiers. The only problem is the 1st LA Native Guard was never paid, equipped, armed or used in a military role by the CS. No one has ever been able to show me otherwise. They were disbanded and sent home. After New Orleans fell 1/4 to1/3 ended up back in the Army... the US Army forming the cadre for several Regiments.
Roughly 180,000 black men willingly served the US in pulling down the CS flag. From my own research maybe 1200 served the CS as soldiers. I've seen the number of 13,000 put forward, looked at the methodology used to come to that number and find that reasonable, that said I've seen nothing to trump my own number of 1200-1400.


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Six Things You Can't Say in Seattle
Knute Berger's "Six Things You Can't Say in Seattle" has garnered plenty of kudos from locals tired of explaining to out of towners exactly what Seattle is all about.
In case you missed his column in our May issue, here's a recap of Knute's six commandments:
1. "Recycling is a hassle."
2. "Bellevue's pretty cool."
3. "Would you like to come over for dinner?"
4. "I like driving better than biking."
5. "Your dog just sh*t on my shoe."
6. "I'm a Republican."
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The defending state champion Aquin girls basketball team returns to Redbird Arena today for the Class 1A the state semifinals. But this is a different Aquin team that took a different path to Normal.
The defending state champion Aquin girls basketball team returns to Redbird Arena today for the Class 1A the state semifinals.
But this is a different Aquin team that took a different path to Normal.
"It was harder in some ways and easier in others," senior forward Elayna Erdmier said. "It seems like it's completely different because of the new people."
"It was a little harder," senior Sophie Brunner said. "We had more pressure on us, but we took the pressure well and we didn't let it get to us."
Aside from Brunner and sophomore point guard Haley Chang, the other players on this year's squad had only limited roles a season ago in Aquin's first-ever championship run.
That includes starters Erdmier, who was often the first player off the bench last season, sophomore Katie Stykel and senior Leah Hauser.
Those three have been key in helping fill the void left by the graduation of a handful of important players, and now they'll have their chance to shine on the state's biggest stage.
"We did lose three starters and four very good players," Aquin coach Jeff Curry said. "With Elayna Erdmier and Leah Hauser and Katie Stykel coming in, it's going to be a thrill for them."
No. 1 vs. No 2
The Bulldogs' semifinal opponent should present one of the toughest challenges they've faced this season. Annawan (29-2), the No. 2-ranked team in 1A, appeared to be on a collision course to meet Aquin (29-3) in the state semifinals last year before the Bravettes were upset in supersectionals. But now Annawan will get their crack at the team that's been ranked above them all season.
"It's been the talk all year that Annawan's a pretty good team and Aquin's a pretty good team so I think it's going to be a very good matchup," Curry said. "You've got two All-Staters and very good teams going head-to-head for a chance to play for the title."
Annawan's 6-foot junior center Celina VanHyfte averages 22.8 points and 8 rebounds. She was the leading vote-getter on the 1A All-State team last year and tied for the most points in this year's voting, even finishing ahead of Arizona State recruit Brunner both years. VanHyfte will be the main focus of Aquin's defensive game plan.
"We're going to try to push her out of the paint," Curry said. "Our plan is to keep her as far away from the bucket as possible. She doesn't shoot from the outside."
On offense, Curry said Aquin will have to deal with Annawan pressuring the ball.
But pressure is nothing new to the Bulldogs, who have grown accustomed to it on the court and off in a run back to state that has been expected of them since the start of the season.
Page 2 of 2 - "Now that we've got the pressure off our back of getting back downstate, which was on our backs all year, I think hopefully we can relax a little bit, play some better basketball and just have fun," Curry said.
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The laughter was contagious at Dover Fire Hall at Davidsburg Road Sunday prior to the guest of honor's arrival.
Roughly 40 people who had Charles Drawbaugh as an agriculture teacher at Dover Area High School arranged a surprise 90th birthday party to celebrate him and the influence he had in their lives.
Drawbaugh's life legacy began at Dover, and took him around the world. He is a graduate of Hershey Community College, and Penn State University, where he earned a baccalaureate, a master's and a doctoral degree. His travels took him to Australia, China, Fiji Islands, Japan, New Guinea, New Zealand and Philippine Islands. He was a professor at Rutgers University, and has numerous accolades, earning awards on local, state and national levels.
Keith Eisenhart, who is considered one of "Charlie's boys," said he probably wouldn't have graduated high school had it not been for Drawbaugh's ability to keep him on task. Part of Future Farmer's of America, Eisenhart joked he's never worked a day in his life. He said he's only farmed.
Sitting with four other members of "Charlie's boys," the men laughed recalling that a school is known for a specific identity, and sports was not theirs.
"We couldn't pitch a ball but we could pitch something else," Eisenhart said laughing. "Agriculture brought notoriety to Dover."
On a more serious note, Eisenhart said Drawbaugh's "life character was one you envied. He didn't do anything unless it was 110 percent. He couldn't make a mistake if he tried. It was pretty easy for him to keep our attention. If you'd done something wrong, he would look at you and give you a look like you know you could do better than that. And that was the end of the discipline. We may have done it on purpose, at times."
The admiration was obviously mutual. Their classes were held in 1954, but time only galvanized the respect between students and teacher throughout the past 60 years. Entering the party, Drawbaugh said, "these are my favorite students."
Drawbaugh, a World War II veteran, now spends his time reading, and getting around town visiting people. His birthday is July 2.
The party came together when Drawbaugh sat down with a stranger at a restaurant, and told her his birthday was coming up. Harlan Harlacker and his wife, Sandy, began to make phone calls, along with the rest of "Charlie's boys," and the group pulled together the surprise in a week's time.
Talking to one of his former students, Drawbaugh asked them how they are doing and what are they up to these days. He asked them if they had reached the mature age of 21 yet.
"You're 78," Drawbaugh said to a student. "You're becoming a rascal."


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From Bloomberg Government's Congress Tracker blog
How much is "brutal"?
Lawmakers agree that the automatic spending cuts slated to begin March 1 will be big and painful — President Barack Obama yesterday called them "brutal" — though exactly how big and painful is enough to test anyone's math skills.
The White House Office of Management and Budget estimated in September that allowing the across-the-board cuts to take effect would result in a 9.4 percent cut in defense discretionary spending, an 8.2 percent cut in the non-defense discretionary budget and a 7.6 percent cut in non-defense mandatory expenditures.
At that point, though, the sequester was expected to be $110 billion. Lawmakers have since reduced the cuts, as part of last month's fiscal-cliff deal, to $85 billion, drawn equally from defense and non-defense.
Lawmakers further diluted the non-defense cuts when they approved a $30 billion extension of unemployment benefits as part of the cliff deal and, later, when they passed $60 billion in Hurricane Sandy-related aid. Most of that money is now sequester-able, which means that the total amount of non-defense spending subject to the cuts is larger and reductions can be spread across more programs.
While the White House budget office hasn't finalized its calculations, OMB Controller Daniel Werfel told lawmakers last week that the agency now expects the sequester to cut non-defense programs by "roughly" 5 percent and defense by "roughly" 8 percent — which is less than OMB predicted in September.
Caution: All of those figures are compared with an entire year's budget. The sequester will be coming five months into fiscal year 2013, so the cuts will feel bigger — more like 13 percent for defense programs and 9 percent for non-defense programs, Werfel said
And if that's not complicated enough, if an agency has prepared for the cuts by pinching pennies — perhaps by taking its time to dole out grants or allowing vacancies to remain unfilled — it will have more money in the bank when the sequester hits. That would make it a little easier for that agency to absorb any cuts. It also makes the predictions of actual impact a little tricky right now.
When will we know some solid numbers? March 1, unless there's a last minute deal.


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ASHEVILLE - Reynolds junior infielder/pitcher Dustin Owenby has committed to play college baseball for UNC Asheville.
Owenby (3-0) is undefeated on the mound this spring with two saves for the Rockets (10-2, 4-1). He has a 0.00 earned-run average with 34 strikeouts in 24.2 innings pitched.
Owenby is batting .357 with 12 RBIs, three doubles and a home run.
Owenby is the second current Reynolds baseball player to make a college commitment, joining infielder Jacob Cagle (North Carolina Central).
Erwin senior plans to run for WCU
ASHEVILLE - Erwin senior Rachael Johnson has committed to run college cross country and track for Western Carolina University.
Johnson was selected to the Citizen-Times All-WNC Cross Country team last fall after earning All-Mountain Athletic Conference honors for the fourth consecutive season.
She came in an area-best 20th at the NCHSAA 3-A meet with a time of 19 minutes, 41.78 seconds. Johnson was fourth at the Buncombe County and 3-A Western Regional meets.
The Warriors plan a signing ceremony for Johnson on Monday at the high school.
WNC 1-A basketball players honored
ASHEVILLE - Seven basketball players from Western North Carolina have been selected to the NCPreps.com 1-A all-state teams.
Cherokee's Seth Littlejohn, Hayesville's Zach Cottrell, Hendersonville's Rishad Felton and Swain County's Greg Tisho made the boys team, while Cherokee's Kendall Toineeta and Avery Mintz along with Hayesville's Meghan McQuade are part of the girls squad.
Cottrell (Big Smoky Mountain 1-A), Felton (Western Highlands 1-A/2-A) and Mintz (BSMC 1-A) were their conference's players of the year.
Larranaga, Burke receive honors
ATLANTA - Jim Larranaga, who led Miami to the Atlantic Coast Conference regular season and tournament titles and a No. 2 ranking, was selected the Associated Press' coach of the year Thursday.
Larranaga received 29 votes from the same 65-member national media panel that selects the weekly Top 25.
Trey Burke, the sophomore point guard who led Michigan to the Final Four, was named Player of the Year. Burke was the leader of a team that at times had four freshmen on the court with him but he still managed to average 19.2 points, 3.1 rebounds and 6.7 assists.


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It was a small, warm community that I could envision myself being a part of when I was a senior in high school.
I am finding that in college, you learn to think in a different way. You learn to have your own voice along with learning how to form your own opinions. This kind of learning enables you to gain experience about the world with learning a lot about yourself.
Hands-down, the upstairs of the library by the fireplace. There are couches and chairs with a handy pull out desk thing. It is really nice and peaceful.
The fireplaces! Warm and cozy for these cold Superior Days!
Volleyball Club, Gender Studies Club, Sociology/Anthropology Club, and Diversity Action Committee
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The personal connection I am able to make with my professors.
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Growing Raspberries
Planting raspberries is a great way to enjoy this fruit at home. Raspberries are well adapted to California's cool coastal climate. An exception that enjoys heat is the 'Bababerry' named variety. When planting raspberries, remember that they require deep, well-drained soils and adequate moisture to produce good crops of berries.
Cultivars are divided into 4 groups by the fruits' color – red, golden yellow, black or purple. The fruit is closely related to, and for the most part, cultivated like the blackberry, with some notable differences.
The fruit itself is different from the blackberry in that when the fruit is plucked from the plant, the stem stays on the plant and the fruit, or 'druplets' separate easily to form a cup-like fruit.
Red Raspberries
Red raspberries are of two types, summer-bearing (the most common) and fall bearing. Summer bearing varieties are like blackberries in that they produce primocanes (new growth) one season, and the floricanes, or fruiting wood, produce fruit the second season.
Fall bearing types are similar, but the first flush of fruit occurs in the fall on the upper part of each cane, and the canes can be left until spring when they produce a second crop from the lower parts of the same cane.
Summer bearing types are: Canby, Chilliwack (some root rot resistance), Comox, Hiada (some root rot resistance), Meeker, Sumner (does well in heavy soil), and Willamette (produces a late fall crop).
Fall bearing types are: Amity, August Red, Autumn Bliss, Bababerry, Fall Red, Heritage, Indian Summer and Summit.
Golden-Yellow types are: Fall gold (subject to virus infection), Golden Harvest and Honey Queen.
Black (or Black Cap) Raspberries are: Bristol, Cumberland and Munger (cannot tolerate wet roots).
Purple Raspberries are hybrids of black and red raspberries, grow much like blackberries, and make excellent pies because of their distinctive flavor. Favorite varieties are: Royaly, Brandywine (tart, great for baking) and Amethyst (no root suckers).
Propagation of Raspberries
Berries can be easily propagated from root suckers. These are broken or cut off the main plant and transplanted. Plant the new roots with the top of the root crown 1" to 2" deep; any deeper and the new shoots may not have the energy needed to break through the soil.
Raspberries can be planted in 'hedgerows' with plants 1' to 2' apart. Remove any side sucker that creep out into the aisles between rows.
Soil requirements are the same as blackberries, and they also benefit from planting in raised beds to discourage wet roots and diseases. Fertilization and irrigation are also the same as for blackberries. Pruning is also the same as for blackberries, with the exception of the fall-bearing varieties.
Fall-bearing varieties may be grown in one of two ways. You can grow for a fall crop only and mow the berries after they fruit. New canes will form to produce the next year's crop, or you can grow for fall and spring crops. If you choose the 2-crop approach, remove the weak and damaged canes, and remove the tops portions of the canes that have already fruited.
Raspberries suffer from the same pests and diseases that affect blackberries.


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Service Rules for Advanced Wireless Services H Block Implementing Section 6401 of the
Middle Class Tax Relief and Job Creation Act of 2012 Related to the 1915-1920 MHz and 1995-
2000 MHz Bands, WT Docket No 12-357
The mobile revolution shows no signs of stalling. In fact, by all accounts, it continues to gain
incredible momentum. Fifteen percent of all global Internet traffic is mobile -- up from just one percent
when I arrived at the Commission just under four years ago. In 2009, about 16 percent of Americans had
smartphones. That number had risen to 56% by 2012, and we have every reason to believe it has trended
upward in 2013. I've said it many times, but it still amazes me, that the commercial tablet market didn't
even exist in 2009, but, a projected 229 million tablets will ship this year surpassing the sales for portable
These trends affirm how clear our job really is. The Commission must continue to ensure that the
Nation's wireless networks have the capacity, speed, and ubiquity, to keep pace with consumers'
expectations, and their ever rising demand, for mobile services. That is why the National Broadband Plan
set an ambitious goal of freeing up 300 megahertz of spectrum for broadband by 2015, through the use of
a variety of traditional strategies, and new policy innovations, like incentive auctions, spectrum sharing,
and next-generation unlicensed use, and I am pleased to confirm, that the Commission is on track, to
exceed this target.
The adoption of these rules, today, is a continuation of our important work, toward that goal. We
are enabling 10 MHz of paired spectrum that makes up the H Block, for flexible use, including mobile
broadband service. Specifically, we are adopting licensing, technical and service rules for the H Block
that will allow the full 10 MHz, to be used for mobile broadband service, while providing adequate
protection, to the neighboring bands. Importantly, the item adopts technical rules, to help ensure, that H
Block operations do not cause harmful interference, to the PCS downlink spectrum, just as Congress
This is no small feat. The FCC, led by our world-class engineers, has been working on a sensible
approach to the use of this spectrum, since 2004. I for one am pleased that advances in wireless
broadband technology have allowed us to craft rules, for the efficient use of the H block, finally allowing
us to release this spectrum, into the marketplace.
With this item, the Commission takes another critical step, toward implementing the Middle
Class Tax Relief and Job Creation Act of 2012 directive, to license 65 MHz of spectrum for flexible use
by February 2015. It is also consistent with the President's encouragement to "expedite the repurposing
of spectrum, and otherwise enable innovative and flexible commercial uses of spectrum, including
broadband, to be deployed as rapidly as possible."
I'd like to thank my colleagues for their collaboration on this item, and also thank the staff of the
Wireless Telecommunications Bureau, and Office of Engineering and Technology, for presenting us with
such a thoughtful item.
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|Contrast echocardiography in Canada: Canadian Cardiovascular Society/Canadian Society of Echocardiography position paper.
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|As an adjunct to transthoracic, transesophageal and stress echocardiography, contrast echocardiography (CE) improves the diagnostic accuracy of technically suboptimal studies when used in conjunction with harmonic imaging. Intravenous ultrasound contrast agents are indicated for left ventricular (LV) opacification and improvement of LV endocardial border delineation in patients with suboptimal acoustic windows. Demonstrated benefits of CE include improvement in the accuracy of LV measurements, regional wall motion assessment, evaluation of noncompaction cardiomyopathy, thrombus detection, Doppler signal enhancement and conjunctive use with stress echocardiography. Studies have shown the value of CE in the assessment and quantification of myocardial perfusion, and recent clinical trials have suggested a role for contrast perfusion imaging in the stratification of patients with suspected coronary artery disease. While it adds some time and cost to the echocardiographic study, CE frequently obviates the need for additional specialized, expensive and less accessible cardiac investigations, and allows for prompt and optimal subsequent patient management. Despite its proven advantages, CE is presently underused in Canada, and this situation will, unfortunately, not improve until several barriers to its use are overcome. Resolving these important hurdles is vital to the future of CE and to its eventual implementation into clinical practice of promising contrast-based diagnostic and therapeutic applications, including the assessment of perfusion by myocardial CE.
|George Honos; Robert Amyot; Jonathan Choy; Howard Leong-Poi; Greg Schnell; Eric Yu
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|Title: The Canadian journal of cardiology Volume: 23 ISSN: 0828-282X ISO Abbreviation: Can J Cardiol Publication Date: 2007 Apr
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