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randers4 Jul 10, 2012 1:18 PM
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Did you try removing your screen protector? Improperly made screen protectors will block the proximity sensor.
Kiylz Jul 10, 2012 1:28 PM
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Yes. I've had the phone 14-15 months and it's only over the last month it started to happen. I've tried everything! Looking at forums on here it's seems to be an issue lots of people are having
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It's possible that your proximity sensor has failed. If it were me, I would make an appointment with the genius bar at a nearby Apple store and have them take a look at it. If you do have a hardware issue and the phone hasn't been damage or jailbroken they would sell you an out of warrantly replacement for $149 (US). If you jailbreak your phone you won't have this option, and you will have voided your warranty, couldn't get support in these forums, may not be able to update your phone in the future or may brick it if you try, etc. etc. (http://support.apple.com/kb/HT3743).
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Hi. No I have had the sensor replaced for a new one and it still doesn't work ( as in my initial post) I do not want to jailbreak at all, but from googling this issue downloading calllock appears to be what everyone is doing but you can only get this from cydia??


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Drug dependent babies in Oklahoma: When mom's problem becomes much more
Every day of her pregnancy, Daiquiri Miller used cocaine. On March 31, 2012, she gave birth to a boy.
Two days later, an Oklahoma Department of Human Services worker came to the hospital and took the child. Miller asked why it had taken so long.
Miller, 36, of Tulsa, has lost parental rights to seven children because of her drug abuse, court records show. The latest three — boys born in 2012, 2010 and 2009 — all tested positive for cocaine. During her pregnancies, Miller shunned prenatal care and continued abusing drugs, including cocaine, marijuana and alcohol.
The pattern of abuse was so egregious that Tulsa County authorities took the unusual step of charging Miller with child neglect, the first time prosecutors there had filed such a case. She pleaded guilty in July 2012 and is serving a 10-year prison sentence. Since, then Tulsa County has pursued similar child neglect charges against the mothers of two other drug-addicted newborns.
In 2012, a state law that required health professionals to report the birth of a child who tested positive for drugs to DHS was given more teeth. Now, instead of just a cursory assessment, the department is required to conduct an investigation in all such cases.
"It has given us a sense of urgency in how we collect our data and has altered our practice," said Charlotte Kendrick, programs administrator for DHS.
In 2012, the latest year for which numbers are available, DHS reported that 322 Oklahoma newborns tested positive for drugs. Of those, 11 percent showed signs of withdrawal, which can include high-pitched crying, restlessness, jitteriness, sweating and fever. But DHS depends on medical facilities to self report and because many in rural areas don't, Kendrick said the problem likely is underestimated.
In its report, DHS notes that mothers and newborns aren't routinely tested. Instead, hospital staff use their judgment, looking for certain indicators, including expectant mothers arriving at a hospital far from home with no explanation, no prenatal care, premature birth or labor, self-reported or physical signs of substance abuse or a previous positive drug test during pregnancy.
The most reliable way to test a newborn for drugs is by testing its meconium, the dark, sticky stool passed by a baby soon after birth. Exposure to drugs in the previous five months can typically be detected in meconium.
According to the DHS report, most facilities send meconium samples to outside labs. By the time results are received, the baby has been discharged, complicating the opportunity to get the mother and baby help.
Though Miller is an extreme example, her case highlights some of the issues that confront those who treat babies born to drug-addicted mothers.
Often, drug-addicted mothers don't realize they are pregnant until the fetus has already been exposed. They may avoid prenatal care, or substance abuse treatment, for fear that their baby will be taken into DHS custody, though that's not the norm. Of the 407 investigations DHS made during the last fiscal year involving child abuse or neglect due to drug abuse, case workers recommended a child be removed in 18 percent of the cases. The figures include children of all ages and doesn't specify whether the adult was the mother or someone else.
Sarah McAmis, director of crimes against children in the Tulsa County district attorney's office, said she would rather not prosecute expectant mothers.
"We want those women to seek medical care and seek help for their addiction without the fear of being prosecuted," she said.
Getting help
Of 320 newborns who tested positive for drugs in the 12 months ending June 30, 2013, marijuana was the most commonly detected drug, found in 107 babies. Other drugs found included methamphetamine (77), alcohol/other (67), prescription medications (49), cocaine (17), hallucinogens (2) and heroin (1).
Prescription drug exposure is considered abuse in Oklahoma only if the mother doesn't have a prescription for the medication detected or it wasn't administered at the hospital.
Prescription drug exposure among newborns is on the rise.
"It's a new wave, unfortunately, of prescription medication abuse," said Vicki Cook, a licensed professional counselor and co-director of A Better Chance Program for drug exposed children offered through the University of Oklahoma College of Medicine's Child Study Center. "We see a lot of methamphetamine abuse and in combination with alcohol and nicotine and some other drugs, but the prescription medications are starting to become more common."
Because drug exposure in utero can have a lasting impact on children, the program conducts assessments, looking at a child's cognitive development, speech and language, physical and motor skills and behavioral and medical issues.
About 250 children are assessed through the program each year, Cook said. Most tend to have more behavioral issues, so caregivers provide treatment and therapy.
"We work with a lot of foster parents,'' Cook said. "And a lot of them are wonderful parents that end up adopting these kids, so they're invested in them and are ready to take on the challenges they may have."
Just 20 percent of the program's clients are the childrens' biological parents. More often, the program works with grandparents who are suddenly raising their grandchildren.
"They come in and go 'It's been 25 years since I've had a child in my home and now, the child is very challenging,'" Cook said.
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The Ocala-based, 4-year-old filly won her first graded-stakes race in September.
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Unbridled Humor is the early favorite in Saturday's Grade 3 Athenia Stakes at Belmont Park.
Listed at odds of 6-5, the 4-year-old, Florida-bred daughter of Distorted Humor carries the colors of Ocala-based Live Oak Plantation into the 1 1/16-mile turf race. The lightly raced filly won her last race, the Noble Damsel (G3) at Belmont in September. It was her first graded-stakes win.
Her first try in graded stakes company was not as successful as she lost the first race of her career in the Grade 1 Diana at Saratoga in July.
Bred by Live Oak Stud, the filly has earned more than $177,000 in her career.
She will have to face Thai Haku again in the Athenia. The 4-year-old daughter of Oasis Dream finished second in the Noble Damsel, her first race in North America. The Irish-bred horse finished 1¾ lengths behind Unbridled Humor.
Thai Haku has 15 career races, nearly three times more than Unbridled Humor.
Fellow Florida-bred Stormy Dixie is also entered in the race and is at odds of 8-1. The 5-year-old daughter of Stormy Atlantic has won her last two races, including the Politely Stakes at Monmouth Park in September. The Athenia is her first career start in a graded stakes race.
Bred by the late Arthur I. Appleton, Stormy Dixie has earned just less than $200,000 in her 17 races.
The race is scheduled for 5:18 p.m. and is race No. 9.
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Down in South Florida, Calder Race Course hosts the last leg of the Florida Stallion Stakes Series.
The series is broken into two divisions, open and filly. The last leg is both the longest and richest of the three legs. Each race covers 1 1/16 miles and is worth $300,000.
Fort Loudon enters the open division race — the In Reality Stakes — with a chance to sweep the series. In August, he won second leg, the 7-furlong Affirmed Stakes. He won the first leg, the Dr. Fager Stakes, by 1¼ lengths after a duel down the stretch.
The Florida-bred son of Journeyman Stud stallion Awesome of Course is the favorite at odds of 5-2. The horse was bred by Jacks or Better Farm of Reddick, which is owned by Fred and Jane Brei. Jacks or Better also bred Jackson Bend, who swept the open division in 2009, and Awesome Feather, who swept the filly division in 2010.
Argentine Tango and Burning Time are the co-second choices at odds of 3-1.
A 2-year-old son of Black Mambo, Argentine Tango finished second in both the Affirmed and the Dr. Fager. The colt was also bred by Jacks or Better Farm.
Burning Time is son of Burning Roma, bred by Harold Queen. The horse won his last start, the Foolish Pleasure Stake, in September.
The race is scheduled for 5:34 p.m. and is race No. 12.
In the filly division, Queen Drama enters the My Dear Girl Stakes off a win in the second leg. But the 2-year-old daughter of Burning Roma, is not the favorite. She is listed at odds of 3-1 behind Redbud Road at odds of 5-2.
Redbud Road was the heavy favorite in the second leg, the 7-furlong Susan's Girl Stakes. Queen Drama, who was bred by Harold Queen, stayed off the pace before making a late bid for the wire. She beat Redbud Road by a nose.
Redbud Road won the Desert Vixen Stakes, the first leg of the FSS, in early August. The 2-year-old daughter of Journeyman Stud stallion Awesome of Course, was also bred by Jacks or Better Farm.
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The multilateral conference, the first of this kind hosted by the U.S. government, will be held at the State Department. A second session of the confab will likely be convened in Japan in 2016, the source said.
The confab, which will also be attended by the Paris-based European Space Agency, will discuss international cooperation in future space exploration, including possible voyages to Mars and other planets.
The United States is keen on leading international efforts in the field, including participation by Japan, in light of the Chinese government's plans to build its own space station in the not-so-distant future, the source said.
The United States will invite China, Russia and the European Union to send ministerial-level representatives to the conference, the source also said.
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Delegates are expected to discuss how to push multilateral collaboration by building on the current cooperation over the International Space Station among Japan, Canada, Russia, the European Union and the United States. They will also discuss how to optimize use of the ISS, which is to be operated at least until 2020, the source said.


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Google's Andy Rubin has stepped down from his role as the head of the Android mobile operating system to "start a new chapter" at the Internet giant.
Google CEO Larry Page announced the news in a blog post on Wednesday, adding that Rubin will be replaced by Sundar Pichai, who presently heads the firm's Chrome and Apps division.
Page said, "Having exceeded even the crazy ambitious goals we dreamed of for Android – and with a really strong leadership team in place – Andy's decided it's time to hand over the reins and start a new chapter at Google."
Rubin couldn't be leaving the role on more of a high, as the Android mobile operating system dwarfs the popularity of iOS with a majority share of the smartphone market. Page reflects on the rapid rise of Android in his blog post, and talks up the major role Rubin played in its success.
"Sergey and I first heard about Android back in 2004, when Andy Rubin came to visit us at Google," he said. "He believed that aligning standards around an open-source operating system would drive innovation across the mobile industry. Most people thought he was nuts. But his insight immediately struck a chord because at the time it was extremely painful developing services for mobile devices.
"The pace of innovation has never been greater, and Android is the most used mobile operating system in the world: we have a global partnership of over 60 manufacturers; more than 750 million devices have been activated globally; and 25 billion apps have now been downloaded from Google Play."
Perhaps the most interesting part of this story is the fact that Rubin will be replaced by the head of Google's Chrome and Apps division, reviving year old rumors that the firm is planning to merge Android with Chrome OS.
This isn't explicitly mentioned in Page's blog post, unfortunately. Instead, Page talks up the work Pichai has done on Chrome.
"Today Chrome has hundreds of millions of happy users and is growing fast thanks to its speed, simplicity and security. So while Andy's a really hard act to follow, I know Sundar will do a tremendous job doubling down on Android as we work to push the ecosystem forward."
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Gaza: Isolated Under Siege
Israel's committing slow-motion genocide against Gazans.
by Stephen Lendman
Under repressive occupation, Military Orders govern virtually all aspects of life. Freedom is entirely restricted. Police state authority runs Palestine.
Although Oslo called Palestine one territorial unit, Israel maintains total control of people and goods movement in and out of Gaza.
In June 1989, Israel began restricting free movement between Gaza and Israel through magnetic ID cards not given former prisoners.
In 1991, Palestinians had to apply for personal exit permits. They were required to enter or leave Palestine and how long they could stay in Israel. Over time, numbers issued decreased.
In 1993, closure was imposed for the first time after Palestinians allegedly killed several Israelis. In 1994, Israel began building a fence separating Gaza from Israel. Checkpoints control people traffic. Karni crossing controls goods in and out.
In late September 2000, after the second Intifada began, Israel almost entirely prohibited Gazans from entering Israel or traveling to West Bank locations. In 2001, a no-go buffer zone was established.
It prohibits Palestinians from entering areas up to two km inside Gaza and beyond three nautical miles in their own waters. They're recognized under international law up to 12 miles plus an additional 12 miles for partial control.
Moreover, an exclusive economic zone extends up to 200 miles. Nonetheless, Palestinians venturing beyond three km or inside two km on land risk being shot, including young children.
In 2004, Egypt built its own wall bordering Gaza. In 2005, Israel disengaged from the Strip. Nonetheless, it maintains total control, irrespective of agreed on terms.
After Hamas won the January 2006 legislative elections, people traffic and goods restrictions were imposed. In June 2007, what's called siege began. Though modestly eased, it remains in place. Humanitarian missions try to breach it. Some do successfully. Others forcefully interdicted don't.
February 7 marked the latest success when Miles of Smiles 9 arrived through Egypt's Rafah Border Terminal. Dozens of participating activists brought medical supplies, power generators for hospitals and an ambulance.
Under health crisis conditions, medical supplies and equipment are urgently needed. The ICRC says restrictions cause frequent shortages of essential to life items. Ill patients with cancer, kidney failure, and other diseases are severely impacted.


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I'm trying to add a background image (using a pattern) to a grouped TableView. The problem is that each TableViewCell (and also its header and footer) is surrounded by a space that takes the same background image as the one that I'm setting to the TableView, and the image is used from the top by each Cell. This is noticeable since the image has horizontal strips, and is very annoying when scrolling, because in between this spaces you can see in the back the actual background of the TableView (that is the same), creating a weird effect.
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Nicolas Almagro gains third round
Updated: July 16, 2013, 4:07 PM ETAssociated Press
HAMBURG, Germany -- Third-seeded Nicolas Almagro of Spain advanced to the third round of the German Championships by defeating Tobias Kamke of Germany, 6-3, 6-3 on Tuesday.
Two other seeded players lost. Florian Mayer of Germany defeated Alexandr Dolgopolov of Ukraine 6-3, 6-4, and Dmitry Tursunov of Russia upset Jeremy Chardy of France 6-4, 7-6 (1).
Ninth-seeded Benoit Paire of France also advanced to the third round by beating Albert Montanes of Spain 6-1, 6-4.
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The rich colours of the bronze-leaved fennel and euphorbia complement the colour of the warm terracotta pot beneath. Tall euphorbia stems give height to the display while the wispy, feathery foliage of the fennel adds texture and movement. Weaving through display are delicate saxifrages, which bring spots of colour among the foliage.
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The New Mexico Racing Commission immediately will begin enhanced out-of-competition testing at SunRay Park in Farmington as the state regulator launches an enhanced effort to halt cheating.
The New Mexico Racing Commission immediately will begin enhanced out-of-competition testing at SunRay Park in Farmington as the state regulator launches an enhanced effort to halt cheating.
Los Alamitos Race Course intends on running the next edition of the Los Alamitos Derby (gr. II) during its September meet, a track official said during a California Horse Racing Board meeting March 24.
Racing Medication and Testing Consortium executive director Dionne Benson said as regulators look at new, enhanced recommendations on out-of-competition testing, they're going to find policies that will work for the industry.
The Los Angeles Superior Court determined March 10 that Los Alamitos Race Course house rules on clenbuterol and albuterol testing in Quarter Horse races violated state laws and that the CHRB should not have allowed the rules.
An examination of horses trained by Kirk Ziadie involved in 18 clenbuterol positives in Florida in 2012 and 2013, points to the negative impact on horsemen who compete against a trainer breaking the rules.
The Delaware Thoroughbred Racing Commission Jan. 13 upheld a decision by its board of stewards to suspend trainer Ramon Preciado 21 days and fine him $1,500 for a pair of clenbuterol positives last summer.
A Florida administrative law judge has recommended South Florida-based trainer Kirk Ziadie have his racing license suspended for six years and be fined $18,000 for repeated clenbuterol violations in 2012, 2013, and 2014.
According to the California Horse Racing Board, there were only four Class 1, 2, or 3 medication violations in the state during the 2014-2015 fiscal year, the lowest number in at least 40 years.
Horsemen's representatives told the Ohio Horse Racing Commission March 30 that equine medication rules, which the commission is reviewing, should be breed-specific in nature.
California racing officials have identified a connection in the sudden death of six horses with trace amounts of anticoagulant rodenticide in their systems, the state horse racing board was told Dec. 18.
The Association of Racing Commissioners International has asked that the industry's Racing Medication and Testing Consortium be merged into a new RCI scientific advisory board.
In a 12-month period that has seen drug compounders linked to horse deaths at a training center and integrity issues at the track, the Kentucky Horse Racing Commission is researching ways it could add regulatory oversight.
A horsemen's meeting on upcoming equine medication changes in Kentucky revealed some interesting information: The four months of racing at Turfway Park are the "cleanest" in the state according to drug-testing results.
Kentucky horsemen March 14 were given an overview of impending equine medication changes and also provided with a few tips to avoid headaches when the new regulations take effect later in the spring.
New York racing regulators raised the prospects of imposing new transparency standards on stewards, including possibly publicly releasing videos that are used by officials in decisions affecting the outcome of a race.
According to the Albuquerque Journal, New Mexico is the most recent state to have its racing commission approve uniform medication rules.
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The Kentucky Horse Racing Commission on Dec. 11 approved changes to its withdrawal time guidelines for all racing breeds in line with the national uniform medication rules.
Amid another call for separate medication rules for Thoroughbreds and Standardbreds, the Ohio State Racing Commission has indicated it's not prepared to adopt a uniform national drug policy.
The Kentucky Equine Drug Research Council, on a 4-2 vote Dec. 3, recommended the Kentucky Horse Racing Commission adopt the national uniform medication rules for Thoroughbred racing.
A pair of position papers released by the Racing Medication and Testing Consortium find no physiologic difference in various racing breeds to justify changes to its regulatory thresholds for clenbuterol and corticosteroids.
Kentucky-based trainer Kellyn Gorder has been suspended 20 days and fined $500 by stewards after a horse he trained tested positive for the bronchodilator clenbuterol following a victory Aug. 10 at Ellis Park.
Trainer Jane Cibelli will serve a 60-day suspension and face sanctions from Tampa Bay Downs following the conclusion of an investigation by a Florida regulator.
An official with the RMTC said confidentiality agreements used when the organization considers research to set thresholds and withdrawal times for medications are necessary because of scientific factors.
Scientific and regulatory advisers to the National Horsemen's Benevolent and Protective Association July 13 expressed concerns over the proposed withdrawal time and testing level for the bronchodilator clenbuterol.
Oft-sanctioned owner/trainer Scooter Davis and trainer Doug Shanyfelt have been banned from Charles Town Races and the West Virginia Racing Commission is reviewing evidence against both horsemen.
With regulators and industry groups leading the charge, many horse racing stakeholders believe sweeping medication reform could become a reality in early 2013.
New York racing regulators have amended rules, originally set to take effect Dec. 12, affecting the use of Clenbuterol and DempMedrol on Thoroughbred racehorses.
The Racing Medication and Testing Consortium board of directors has approved thresholds and withdrawal guidelines for six medications that have been identified as having therapeutic purposes.
The use of racehorse medications and importance of owner education were among the topics discussed among trainers Kellyn Gorder, Tom Proctor, and Phil Sims at the Welfare and Safety of the Racehorse Summit at Keeneland.
Prodded by a rash of equine deaths at Aqueduct Racetrack last winter, the New York State Racing and Wagering Board Oct. 11 imposed what officials promised will be the first round of rules intended to make for safer racing.
Quarter Horse trainer Adan Farias, arrested last month by federal authorities on money laundering charges involving a notorious Mexican drug cartel, has had his license revoked for two years by the CHRB in an unrelated case.
The bronchodilator clenbuterol, possibly being misused for its anabolic steroid properties, will be severely curtailed for the next year at all California racetracks.
The board of directors of the Jockeys' Guild has voted to adopt 10 policy statements concerning race day medications and safety concerns.
The California Horse Racing Board gave final approval April 26 to a rule change that eliminates "jail time" for most horses that are claimed.
The use and possible abuse of therapeutic medications will be dominating the discussions throughout the 78th annual Conference on Racing and Wagering Integrity underway in Oklahoma City April 25.
At its April 23 meeting the Racing Medication and Testing Consortium board of directors approved an agreement with The Jockey Club to engage the full-time services of Jamie Haydon as RMTC interim executive director.
The New York Thoroughbred Horsemen's Association April 13 announced a plan to reform medication policies in Thoroughbred racing that it believes addresses many of the issues that have brought criticism to the sport.
The CHRB Medication and Track Safety Committee will conduct a public meeting April 11, for discussion and action on a number of proposals relating to the safety of racehorses and the integrity of racing.
The New Mexico Racing Commission has suspended the use of clenbuterol for Thoroughbred and Quarter Horse racing, effective April 20.
The trainer of Ledge's Monarchos, fourth-place finisher in the Dec. 19, 2009 Gowell Stakes at Turfway Park, has been suspended 30 days after the 2-year-old filly tested positive for the prohibited substance Clenbuterol.
A week after trainer Rick Dutrow filed an appeal over the 30-day suspension handed out by the Kentucky Horse Racing Commission for a Clenbuterol positive in the spring of 2008, the Franklin County, Ky. Circuit Court issued him a stay.
Citing a variety of claims that his client's rights were violated, an attorney for trainer Rick Dutrow has filed an appeal over the 30-day suspension levied by the Kentucky Horse Racing Commission for a Clenbuterol positive in the spring of 2008.
In a rare decision, the Kentucky Horse Racing Commission has rejected it's stewards and hearing officer's recommendations and suspended trainer Rick Dutrow 30 days for a Clenbuterol positive that dates back to May 2, 2008.
After several months, members of the Delaware Thoroughbred Racing Commission have upheld the decision of Delaware Park stewards to suspend and fine trainer Larry Jones because of an incident this spring in which his horse, Stones River, tested positive for clenbuterol.
The Kentucky Horse Racing Commission postponed taking action Oct. 27 on trainer Rick Dutrow Jr.'s suspension and sent his case back to a hearing officer to gather more information.
A hearing officer has recommended the Kentucky Horse Racing Commission overturn a 15-day suspension given trainer Rick Dutrow for a positive clenbuterol test, but the commission has indicated it will challenge the finding.
Trainer Larry Jones has appealed a seven-day suspension and $500 fine levied by the stewards at Delaware Park in connection with the highly-publicized case in which the horse Stones River tested positive for the prohibited substance Clenbuterol.
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The Vancouver Canucks won't have to face Peter (Flip-Foppa) Forsberg tonight in another crucial Northwest Division match, but they will likely have to contend with hard-nosed defencemen Adam Foote and Ruslan Salei.
Foote and Salei, the "other" new additions to the Colorado Avalanche, are expected to suit up along with the recently returned from injury Joe Sakic, Paul Stastny and Ryan Smyth.
That's a radically different lineup -- and, on paper, far superior -- than the one that thumped the Canucks 6-2 on Feb. 9. Mind you, Vancouver didn't have blueliners Willie Mitchell and Kevin Bieksa that night either.
"Obviously Colorado has improved their team and they'll be stronger, but I still like our chances," Bieksa said Tuesday following practice at GM Place. "We still have a good team in here. We're getting healthy and, if we stay healthy, we're going to be dangerous."
The Canucks have won four straight and are beginning to regain the swagger they had in November and December and during the second half of last season. They are 5-0-1 in their last six and 6-1-3 since Feb. 1.
"Winning is contagious," Bieksa noted. "We're going into every game thinking we're going to win and that we should win. That's what made us successful last year, so it's good to have it back -- or at least the beginnings of it."
Meanwhile, Canuck captain Markus Naslund admitted he wasn't "overly surprised" that his countryman Forsberg decided to sign with the Avs a week after telling teams, the Canucks among them, that his wonky foot would almost certainly prevent him from playing this season.
"I didn't rule out he would come back, even though he was making those statements," Naslund said. "I knew Colorado would be the front-runner. There was a lot of talk about Philadelphia, but I think the final decision was based on somewhere Peter has been before and knew the surroundings.
"If he's healthy, he's one of the most skilled playmakers in the league, plus he's a great playoff guy -- but they still have to make the playoffs," added Naslund. "I think he's a great player, but it's difficult when you're not 100 per cent and I don't know if he is or not."
Canuck GM Dave Nonis conceded he was caught off guard by Forsberg's sudden change of heart.
"We didn't know until probably 20 minutes before the press release came out," Nonis commented. "Was I surprised he went to Colorado? No, I don't think so. He said all along that was a destination he may consider. He has friends there and I think, given his injury situation, it probably is the team he felt most comfortable with, particularly if it doesn't work out for him. So maybe the timing was surprising to me, but that he went there wasn't."
LINE JUGGLE: The Canucks will have a revamped fourth unit tonight with Jeff Cowan suspended and Byron Ritchie sidelined by a sore back. Rick Rypien has been summoned from Manitoba to replace Ritchie while Trevor Linden will draw back in after two consecutive scratches.
Taylor Pyatt is expected to skate with Ryan Shannon and Mason Raymond, leaving newcomer Matt Pettinger to line up alongside Rypien and Linden.
Cowan is sitting out one game for a high hit Saturday on Detroit's Derek Meech. He received only a two-minute charging penalty.
"At the time I did it, I thought it was on the verge of being maybe more than two minutes because of the way his head went off the glass," Cowan said, shrugging. "I had no intention of doing it, but it happened. Fortunately, he's all right. I'll take the one-game suspension and I'll go from there."
In another roster move Tuesday, the Canucks returned rookie defenceman Luc Bourdon to Manitoba.
SICK BAY WATCH: Injured Canuck Aaron Miller (broken foot) participated in the team's full practice Tuesday and could play by the weekend. Miller said it is now just a matter of conditioning and timing. He has missed nine games.
"There is still a little discomfort, but I can skate and do all the drills," Miller explained. "It felt like I had two broken hands out there with the way I was handling the puck. I haven't thought about the weekend. I'm just really happy I was able to get through practice and now we'll see how the foot reacts."
Centre Brendan Morrison (wrist surgery) is still two to three weeks away, according to head coach Alain Vigneault.


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Peter Conrad was born in Australia, and since 1973 has taught English literature at Christ Church, Oxford. He has published 19 books on a variety of subjects; among the best known are 'Modern Times, Modern Places', 'A Song of Love and Death: The Meaning of Opera', and studies of Hitchcock and Orson Welles. His most recent book is 'Creation: Artists, Gods and Origins'
This shrewd book argues that pretentiousness is central to our progress and our individuality
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The philosopher's faith in the power of radio is captured in this collection of scripts for his early broadcasts, writes Peter Conrad
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ALTA - The Alta High volleyball team took second place to Northwest Conference rival Sioux Central here Saturday in the Alta Tournament.
The Cyclones opened with a 25-11 and 25-19 win over Sac City before sweeping Graettinger-Terril 25-10 and 25-16 in game two.
In the championship game, Sioux Central swept Alta 25-21 and 25-22.
"We played well (Saturday)," said Alta coach Jeannie Henningsen. "We had an excellent serving day. Sierra (Phipps) got us rolling in our first game of the day against Sac City with 14 straight points.
"(Setter) Emily (Cameron) got the ball to all of our hitters and the hitters got the kills. Amy (Huseman) had an excellent days receiving the ball."
Statistically for Alta, junior Dee Hinkeldey led the offense on the day with 31 kills. Phipps recorded 27 kills in the three matches while junior Jahde Hammer and Liza Lichtenberg added 24.
Cameron finished with 39 set assists, while Phipps was 42 of 44 from the line with eight ace serves. Brooke Schroeder was 18 of 20 at the line with five ace serves.
Megan Suhr was 21 of 21 in serving with two aces serves and Jess Hirschman was 21 of 22 with four aces.
Libero Amy Huseman led in digs with 15 while Hammer added 12. Hinkeldey also added two blocks.
In other weekend action, the Aurelia High volleyball team won one out of three games Saturday at the Spalding Catholic volleyball tourney.
The Bulldogs lost game one 23-21 to Boyden Hull. Aurelia coach Kim Conover said her team was aggressive at the net and that Jana Radke led the team offensively.
In game two of the tourney, the Bulldogs beat Marcus-Meriden-Cleghorn 23-21 and 21-11.
Amy Hirschman had six ace blocks, while leading the way offensively were Radke and and junior Kristin Munden. Christine Alfred was 14 of 15 in setting with six set assists. Setter Priscilla Otto was 14 of 15 in setting with four set assists.
In game three, the Bulldogs lost a 23-10, 22-24, 13-15 game to Spalding Catholic.
"We played well in the first game," Conover. "We let our guard down in game two and in game three, they just wanted it more than we did."


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Angry Birds is a funny and addictive game where your goal is to demolish the structures in order to save the birds' eggs and assure their survival. Several levels, each one of them containing multiple scenarios, are available. As you finish one scenario, the next one is unlocked. Get the highest possible rating (3 golden stars) and save the birds from extinction.
Angry Birds Seasons is a game in which you can get into the spirit of Halloween, Christmas, Valentine's Day, St.Patrick's Day, Easter and more upcoming seasonal varieties. The game offers you challenging levels of pig-popping actions and golden eggs to discover.
In this funny game you only need to aim well and make sure that the angry birds blow away and destroy the tower without release of the captive birds . When you use only a few birds, you get more points. Angry Birds Rio can be played on any Windows platform by any anyone.
Birds' Score is a free Angry Birds progress backup and transfer utility. The application keeps track of your Angry Birds game progress, allowing you to backup your scores, to load your previously saved games by connecting your iPhone, iPad or iPod to your computer.
Nokia 500 Auto Navigation Software Update Wizard enables you to keep your Nokia 500 Auto Navigation software up-to-date.
You can update the software on your Nokia 500 Auto Navigation using your Windows PC. The update wizard will automatically update your Nokia device with the latest software version available.
Angry Birds Skin Pack has an easy and safe install option. Please unistall old or other version of any skin pack before installing a new version. Before installing, disable user account control and close all running programs, after finish restart your system.
Angry Aliens is a game where you will help aliens to defeat human invaders. To do this, you will throw aliens by using a catapult. The humans are hidden behind weak defenses, and you can kill your enemies by hitting them directly, or making the defenses fall over your enemies.
Angry Plants is a game similar to Angry Birds in which plants are plotting against the clowns and you have to clear out the bad plants. You can fire a clown to destroy the plants and control your actions with the mouse. You can use a big slingshot and a couple of clowns.
BlueStacks is a program that lets you run your favorite mobile apps in full screen mode in your browser and on PC. The program allows you to run apps like Angry Birds Star Wars, Flipboard, Zynga Poker and Instagram in full screen mode, use messenger application to message with friends from your desktop, and more.
If you like the cute birds of the popular Angry Birds game, as well as tile-matching action puzzles like Zuma, Luxor or Marble Lines, also known as "marble poppers", then the Bird's Town game will surely be to your liking. Instead of the typical marbles that has to be matched and eliminated as the main element of the game play, Bird's Town uses colored birds like the ones from Angry Birds.
Cut the Rope is a simple yet very popular game, especially among the users of portable devices. Though pretty simple, it manages to be addictive, thanks to the complexity of the puzzles, the large variety of levels and the many hidden prizes that it includes.
Doodle Jump is a very simple and easy to play arcade game that can be enjoyed by anyone, of any age. Though being very simple, Doodle Jump is also pretty entertaining and can even get addictive. You control the direction that a creature called "The Doodler" has to follow while jumping on a series of platforms in order to avoid various obstacles, traps, monsters or simply falling.
Angry Plants 2 is a game based on the highly popular Angry Birds series. You will have to eliminate the bad plants and the watermelons are the main characters in the game. You will also have to hit the targets in order to score as many points as you can.
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You don't need to know the difference between a triple lutz and a double salchow to enjoy some quality time on the ice — for most of this winter, you were already skating around the sidewalks. Located in Edina, Centennial Lakes Park offers more than just your standard rink. You can glide through a series of lakes, ponds, and canals for an experience that makes the boring ol' circles at other places look like child's play. You can even get an ice sled and cruise through the lake system with a friend. If you've already got skates, there's no fee to get out on the ice, but renting a pair won't cost an arm and a leg. Skating rinks are only as good as their warming houses — a warm drink is always a must — and this one delivers. There's the usual fare like hot chocolate and snacks for the kiddos, but the indoor and outdoor fireplaces are the main attraction. An afternoon skating around Centennial Lakes feels like a gateway into a simpler time.
Ever since his monstrous 2009 season was followed by four years of fundamentally sound yet lower-powered hitting, the question has lingered: How would Joe Mauer fare standing at the plate without all the wear and tear from nine innings of squatting behind it? While the productivity the Twins got from him in 2013 was strong — .324/.404/.476, with an OPS that would've ranked third in the AL among first basemen if he spent the majority of his season there — his post-concussion move to first takes away some of that "league's best player at his position" luster. But assuming his concussion symptoms have receded as much as we all hope, it's hard not to think back to that other hitting-scientist franchise player the Twins moved to first from a defensive-minded position where strong hitting was at a higher premium. We all know how Rod Carew's age-31 season turned out — a legendary flirtation with .400, an MVP award, and the clearest case for his Hall of Fame future. At the same age, Joe stands a good shot at making history repeat itself in the best way.
AP's 2013 wasn't on par with his out-of-this-world MVP campaign of a year prior, but he was still easily the best thing the Vikings had going. Purple Jesus ran for over 1,200 yards during an injury-truncated campaign, but the Vikings' fortunes sagged along with their best player's health and performance. AP will still be on the young side of 30 heading into next season, but with more than 2,000 NFL carries, one major knee reconstruction, and a number of other significant injuries already under his belt, it's fair to wonder whether his best days are behind him. Then again, we're talking about a guy who ran for more than 2,000 yards in a season just months removed from the aforementioned knee reconstruction. As always with AP, all bets are off.
Hockey is a brutal game. But it also demands grace, and few players have managed to skate this divide as deftly as Matt Cooke. His role as an agitator requires him to psych out the opposing team, meaning his contribution isn't measured solely by the scoreboard. Still, the left-winger ranks near the top of the Wild roster offensively and puts up fewer penalty minutes than his critics expected. Since signing with the Wild in July, Cooke has been dogged by one goon after another. The Ottawa Senators made an unfounded complaint that Cooke intentionally sliced a player's Achilles tendon. Cooke brushes all of that aside as being part of the game. The State of Hockey has provided Cooke with a shot at redemption, and he's definitely making the most of it.
The 2013-14 Timberwolves season may have been a disappointment, but Kevin Love's play was anything but. The sixth-year forward (can you believe he's been in the league that long?) continues to get better and better, culminating in his first-ever selection as an All-Star starter. Bottom line: When healthy, he's easily the best player employed at 600 First Avenue since a certain number 21. But T-Wolves fans should enjoy K-Love's unique blend of dead-eye shooting and rebounding while they can, because the Los Angeles native can opt out of his contract and become a free agent after next season, and the front office hasn't done a great job surrounding K-Love with greatness over the years. So if he doesn't sign an extension this offseason, our 2014 "Best Timberwolves Player" may become next year's "Best Trade Piece."
Since her 2010 homecoming to Minnesota, Lindsay Whalen has played the point for three consecutive Lynx teams that made it to the WNBA Finals, including championship teams in 2011 and 2013. During last season, Whalen, at the relatively old age of 31, posted a career high in points per game (14.9). Sure, you could argue that Maya Moore or Seimone Augustus are flashier players, but nobody has the ball in her hands more than Whalen, who has been remarkably durable despite the wear and tear she incurs during her repeated drives to the basket. Entering her 11th season, Whalen shows no sign of slowing down, and neither do the Lynx, who will try to become Minnesota's first back-to-back pro sports champions since the Minneapolis Lakers' three-peat in 1952, '53, and '54.


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11. Multicarrier Phase-Coded Signals
Published Online: 18 AUG 2004
DOI: 10.1002/0471663085.ch11
Copyright © 2004 John Wiley & Sons, Inc.
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Radar Signals
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Levanon, N. and Mozeson, E. (2004) Multicarrier Phase-Coded Signals, in Radar Signals, John Wiley & Sons, Inc., Hoboken, NJ, USA. doi: 10.1002/0471663085.ch11
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- Published Print: 9 JUL 2004
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Online ISBN: 9780471663089
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- Chapter
- radar;
- complementary set;
- mutually orthogonal complementary set (MOCS);
- chirplike sequences;
- orthogonal frequency division multiplexing;
- multicarrier phase codes;
- Schroeder carrier phasing;
- peak-to-mean envelope power ratio;
Chapter 11 introduces a family of multicarrier, frequency and phase-modulated pulse compression waveforms named MCPC (MultiCarrier Phase Coded). Every multicarrier phase coded pulse consists of N sequences (phase codes) transmitted simultaneously on N carriers. Each sequence contains M phase modulated bits (chips). The frequency difference between two adjacent carriers is set equal to the inverse of the bit duration yielding orthogonal frequency division multiplexing (OFDM).
The design principles of low peak to mean envelope power ratio multicarrier pulse, pulse train and continuous wave signals having preferable frequency spectra and ambiguity function are described. The design is based on the special properties of chirplike codes, complementary sets and mutually orthogonal complementary sets, together with numerical optimization methods used for finalizing the design.


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Rachel Mae Singleton - HARDEEVILLE, SC - Rachel Mae Singleton, 62, of Hardeeville, made her transition at 11:30 AM, Tuesday, November 5, 2013 at Coastal Carolina Hospital in Hardeeville, SC. She was born September 28, 1951 in Ridgeland, SC to Marion and Ruth Ann Middleton Singleton, the youngest daughter of five children. Her brothers Marion Singleton, Robert Singleton and Willie Singleton preceded her in death. A career educator Rachel retired from Savannah High School in 2011 as a science teacher. During her career, she taught in the Chatham County School District, Savannah, Ga and the Jasper County School District Ridgeland, SC as a Life Science and Earth Science instructor. At the collegiate level, she was an instructor of medical terminology, anatomy and physiology at Benedict College, Columbia, SC, (19831-1988), mathematics at Midland Technical College, Columbia, SC (1984), science teacher at Clemson University Extension Vision for Yquth Program, (1992-1993). She completed summer internships in the laboratories of the
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, South Carolina State College and worked as a medical technologist at Hilton Head Hospital, Jasper County General Hospital, Lexington County Hospital, and R ichland Memorial Hospital. Rachel graduated from Matthew E. West High School, Hardeeville, SC in 1970. She went on to earn a B.S. it Biology from Voorhees College in 1974, where she was a member of Alpha Chi Honor Society and graduated Cum Laude, and a M.Ed. in Biology from South Carolina State College in 1982. Her lifelong learning pursuits included coursework at the University of South Carolina, Midlands Technical College, and Fisk University. Rachel was an extremely kind and accomplished woman. She will be remembered as a teacher who went out of her way to help her students gain entrance to college and pursue careers in science. She took pride in the accomplishments of her students and at times felt frustration if they did not perform to the best of their abilities. So she pushed and pushed her students to work hard. This extends outside of th e classroom and to her family and community at large. She was a great friend and supporter to many, easy to talk to and laugh with. She was dedicated, funny, creative, and most of all loved. In addition to inspiring young scientific minds, she loved sewing, macrame', ceramics, furniture refinishing, beagles, and baking pecan pies. Surviving are two sons Marion Shon Singleton (Kelly) of Columbia, SC, and Michael Singleton of Hardeeville, SC; one daughter Karen Griffin (Tim) of Columbia, SC; one sister Jannie Baker of Hardeeville, SC; one aunt Retha Mitchell of Philadelphia, PA; five nephews Byron Singleton, Joseph Singleton, Christopher Singleton, Issac Singleton all of Hardeeville, SC and Charles Baker of Gonzales, La; one niece Tia Williams (Glen), Atlanta, Ga.; one grandson Timothy Griffin; two granddaughters Karena Griffin and Brittney Singleton; a host of grand nieces and nephews, and other family members and friends. Visitation will be held at Fisher Chapel Methodist Church in Hardeeville on November 8 at 7 - 8 PM. FLneral services will be held at St. Stephens AME Church in Hardeeville on November 9 at 11:00 am presided by Reverend Spencer. Burial will follow at Purrysburg Memorial Cemetery, Hardeeville. The family wished to extend thier gratitude to the staff of Coastal Carolina Hopsital for their suport in her final days. Stiney's Funeral Home Hardeeville, SC Savannah Morning News November 7, 2013 Please sign our Obituary Guest Book at
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