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Now that school is starting back up, here are a few tips to help parents and students avoid health problems of back and shoulder pain, tingling arms, poor posture from improper wearing and weight of backpacks they are using.
- A backpack should weigh no more than about 10% of his or her body weight. Translation- If your child weighs 100 pounds, their backpack should weigh no more than 10 pounds.
- The heaviest items should be loaded to the back of the pack closest to the child.
- Make sure [pmdd] to pack the items so they will not slide around in the pack.
- Check to see if the belongings in the pack are necessary to bring every day.
- When wearing the backpack, distribute the weight evenly by using both straps. The straps should be well-padded.
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Master music dude Shawn Lee has output over 30 albums to date and now has released another texturally appetizing mix of sounds called Synthesizers In Space. Lee shares himself on the project:
"There's a lot more to this album than the title implies," he explains. "I use a lot of keyboards, but it's not wall-to-wall synthesizers. The foundation is drumming – real drums played in real time – and captured on analog tape for that crusty, magnetic sound that I like."
Stream the entire project below and be sure to take a listen to our favorite tune, "Black Hole."
Tour Dates
Aug 22 Cafe Du Nord, San Francisco, CA
Aug 24 The Satellite, Los Angeles, CA
Aug 25 La Cave, Costa Mesa, CA
Aug 28 Great Scott, Boston, MA
Aug 29 New York State Fair, Syracuse, NY
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Aug 31 Knitting Factory, Brooklyn, NY
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The setting for this project is a 110 hectare sub-division of a wine farm in the Cape Winelands between Somerset West and Stellenbosch, consisting of existing vineyards and some indigenous natural areas largely infested with alien invader species.
Small wine farms are generally commercially unsustainable and to this end the client, a pharmaceuticals entrepreneur, wishing to enhance the value of his investment and diversify the land use, has developed a flagship stud farm, training facility, vineyards and olives orchards on land which he recognized as having potential due to its location and natural setting.
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Ledbetter crowned Ms. Senior Davidson County
Published: Wednesday, June 26, 2013 at 9:12 a.m.
Last Modified: Wednesday, June 26, 2013 at 9:12 a.m.
Over 160 audience members applauded Joyce Ledbetter as she was crowned Ms. Senior Davidson County in a June 20 pageant at Rich Fork Baptist Church in Thomasville.
Ledbetter, 73, a former secretary, plans to spend her reigning year as an advocate for older adults.
The Davidson County Department of Senior Services organized the 21st annual pageant. Thirteen women — Ledbetter, Janie Manuel, Sheila Flynn, Myriam Martinez, Nancy Fields, Cathy Pighini, Sylvia Cooper, Judy Roberts, Dianne Grubbs, Miriam Adderholdt, Reva Tucker, Margie Needham and Martha Henderson — competed for the title.
First runner-up was Manuel. Pighini was second runner-up and also won the Ms. Congeniality award.
Davidson County Senior Services Director Thessia Everhart-Roberts began the pageant by introducing the evening's master of ceremonies, Fred McClure, chairman of the Davidson County Board of Commissioners. McClure recognized judges, tallier, reigning and former queens and special guests.
Contestants were introduced in a streetwear competition. Special entertainment was provided by former pageant winners Martha Beck, Betty Draughn, Dot Bailey, Jeanette Wilkie, Shelby Culler, Sue Nance, Loretta Parks, Nellie Tesh, Judith Cox, Jean Garner, Elsie Workman and reigning queen Linda Anthony. Other entertainment was provided by Myrtie Younts, Bill Hill, Barbara Foley, Cindy Baylis and Kemp Harvey.
Each contestant showed their choice of an evening gown. Contestants performed a series of poses and turns then selected and answered impromptu questions. By the end of the competition contestants had been scored in categories of streetwear, evening gown, interview, appearance and personality.
Reigning queen Anthony delivered a farewell address.
Christie Smith, Breanna Everhart and Anthony presented the winners with trophies, flowers and gift certificates and contestants with flowers and gift certificates.
Major sponsors of the pageant were Breeden Insurance Services, Rich Fork Baptist Church and Davidson County Senior Services. Other contributors were Davidson County Community College Cosmetology, T-Ville Diner and the BBQ Shack.
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Although serious complications are rare during labor, some problems can develop during this time. Some of the more common complications include:
Depending on the position, a physician may try to deliver the fetus as it presents itself, attempt to turn the fetus before delivery, or perform a cesarean delivery.
Delivery is the moment when the fetus, followed by the placenta, exits the mother's body. In preparation of the delivery, a woman may be moved into a birthing room or delivery room, or she may remain in the same room for both labor and delivery. Fathers or partners are encouraged to be actively involved in the process of childbirth by helping with relaxation techniques and breathing exercises.
Positions for delivery may vary from squatting, sitting, to semi-sitting positions (between lying down and sitting up). With semi-sitting positions, gravity can help the mother in pushing the baby through the birth canal. The type of position for delivery depends on the preference of both the mother and the physician.
During the delivery process, the medical personnel will continue to monitor the mother's vital signs (i.e., blood pressure and pulse) and the fetal heart rate. The physician will examine the vagina to determine the position of the fetus' head and will continue to support and guide the mother in her pushing efforts.
Delivery can either be accomplished vaginally or by cesarean section (also called c- section).
During a vaginal delivery, the physician will assist the fetus' head and chin out of the vagina when it becomes visible. Once the head is out of the vagina, the physician usually rotates the fetus to the side and eases the shoulders out, followed by the rest of the body.
In some cases, the vaginal opening does not stretch enough to accommodate the fetus. If there is a risk of tearing, the physician may perform an episiotomy - an incision through the vaginal wall and the perineum (the area between the thighs, extending from the anus to the vaginal opening) to help deliver the fetus.
After the delivery of the baby, the mother is asked to continue to push during the next few uterine contractions to deliver the placenta. Once the placenta is delivered, the episiotomy incision is stitched. The mother is usually given oxytocin (a drug administered either by an injection into the muscles or intravenously that is used to contract the uterus) and the uterus is massaged to help the uterus to contract, and help prevent excessive bleeding from occurring.
If a woman is unable to deliver the fetus vaginally, the fetus is delivered surgically, by performing a cesarean section. Cesarean sections are usually performed in an operating room or a designated delivery room. Some cesarean sections are planned and scheduled accordingly, while others may be performed as a result of complications that occur during labor.
Once the anesthesia has taken effect, an abdominal incision is made, and an opening is made in the uterus. The amniotic sac is opened, and the baby is delivered through the opening. The woman may feel some pressure and/or a pulling sensation.
Following the delivery of the baby, the physician will stitch the abdominal incision and the mother is given oxytocin (either by an injection into the muscles or intravenously) to contract the uterus, thereby preventing bleeding from occurring.
There are several conditions which may make having a baby by cesarean section more likely. These include, but are not limited to, the following:
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Walter Clyde Murray Jr.
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Height: 6-4 Weight: 200 lbs.
Born: December 13, 1962 in Berkeley, CA
High School: Berkeley
College: Hawaii (school history) (Murray college stats)
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DOA, HHS Ignore Dietary Committee's Food Industry Ties
The Departments of Agriculture and Health and Human Services failed to tell the public about relevant conflicts of interest on the newly impaneled Dietary Guidelines advisory committee, which a year from now will recommend changes to the government's daily food intake advice. A Center for Science in the Public Interest analysis reveals that nearly half the roster's 13 members have taken funding from the food and pharmaceutical industries. None of those industry ties were disclosed by the government; and, according to Robert Post, director of the Center for Nutrition Policy and Promotion, none received waivers declaring that their expertise was needed to round out the committee, which the law requires before scientists with conflicts of interest can serve on federal advisory committees. The committee, announced Oct. 14, met for the first time last week.
Members of the committee with relevant conflicts of interest include:
Three other members of the committee have conducted research or received consulting fees from pharmaceutical firms that market weight-control and other drugs that are relevant to dietary advice.
Science Board Blasts BPA Report Despite Conflicts
The Food and Drug Administration's Science Board subcommittee reviewing the agency's bisphenol A report last week blasted the agency for declaring the plasticizer safe, saying the agency used unacceptable criteria for selecting studies to inform its deliberations. The subcommittee report said the agency relied on inadequate data and underestimated BPA exposures for infants and children, who are most vulnerable to its effects. The subcommittee reached its conclusion despite consumer-group fears that financial conflicts of interest would taint the views of its chair, Martin Philbert, who heads a center at the University of Michigan that receives funds from Dow Chemical, which manufactures BPA. An FDA investigation last week cleared Philbert of the conflict of interest allegations, although it stipulated that he should not vote at the Science Board subcommittee's meeting.
Despite the panel's negative review, the FDA reaffirmed its defense of BPA, claiming government agencies worldwide believe "that current levels of exposure to BPA through food packaging do not pose an immediate health risk." The FDA also asserted Canada is taking steps to restrict the substance only "out of an abundance of caution."
The Science Board subcommittee was not the only voice expressing concern about the health risks associated with BPA. Last week, 36 scientists published a commentary in Environmental Health Perspectives attacking the FDA for declaring BPA safe. "While the U.S. FDA and [European Food Safety Authority] have deemed two industry-funded GLP (good laboratory practices) studies of BPA to be superior to hundreds of studies funded by the US-NIH and NIH counterparts in other countries, the GLP studies on which the agencies based their decisions have serious conceptual and methodological flaws," according to the commentary.
Meanwhile, prior to the committee's statement, Rep. Rosa DeLauro (D-CT) joined Congressmen John Dingell (D-MI) and Bart Stupak (D-MI) in questioning whether conflicts of interest might influence the FDA's findings on BPA. In a letter to FDA commissioner Andrew von Eschenbach, DeLauro noted Dow Chemical's $15 million grant to Philbert's center. "There appears to be a complete undermining of the decision-making process at FDA on the BPA issue and I fear that this case demonstrates that the conflict of interest standards governing scientific advisory panels are inadequate," DeLauro said.
EPA Lowers Standard for Removing Toxics from Water
The Environmental Protection Agency has created a new tool for determining toxics levels in drinking water which effectively raises the bar for emergency cleanup and remediation efforts, Inside EPA reports (subscription required). The new tool, released on an internal EPA site, will be used by regional EPA officials to determine if pollution levels have reached the so-called "Removal Action Levels" (RALs) for dealing with toxic compounds under the Superfund law. Possible responses include removing the contaminants or providing bottled water to people living near the contamination site. The new rule results in an online calculator that, according to Inside EPA, raises the RALs up to 60 percent above the RALs set in 1998. The new tool, unlike the previous calculator, will not be made available to the public.
Odds and Ends
The National Renewable Energy Laboratory, one of the Department of Energy's smallest national labs, held an Industry Growth Forum last week sponsored by the electricity industry.... The Washington Post reports the Fish and Wildlife Service will again try to remove the northern Rockies gray wolf from the endangered species list.... The Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry cites 28 locations around the country where asbestos pollution from a mine in Libby, Montana has spread….
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Please Note: Portable as in portableapps.com, not the traditional definition. Originally posted on stackoverflow.com, asking here at another user's suggestion.
I'm a DBA and sysadmin, mostly for Windows machines running SQL Server. I'm looking for a programming/scripting language for Windows that doesn't require Admin access or an installer, needing no install process other than expanding it into a folder. My intent is to have a language for automation on which I can standardize.
Up to this point, I've been using a combination of batch files and Unix shell, using sh.exe from UnxUtils but it's far from a perfect solution.
I've evaluated a handful of options, all of them have at least one serious shortcoming or another. I have a strong preference for something open source or dual license, but I'm more interested in finding the right tool than anything else. Not interested that anything that relies on Cygwin or Java, but at this point I'd be fine with something that needs .NET.
- Manageable footprint (1-100 files, under 30 MB installed)
- Run on Windows XP and Server (2003+)
- No installer (exe, msi)
- Works with external pipes, processes, and files
- Support for MS SQL Server or ODBC connections
Bonus Points:
- Open Source
- FFI for calling functions in native DLLs
- GUI support (native or gtk, wx, fltk, etc)
- Linux, AIX, and/or OS X support
- Dynamic, object oriented and/or functional, interpreted or bytecode compiled; interactive development
- Able to package or compile scripts into executables
So far I've tried:
- Ruby: 148 MB on disk, 23000 files
- Portable Python: 54 MB on disk, 2800 files
- Strawberry Perl: 123 MB on disk, 3600 files
- REBOL: Great, except closed source and no MSSQL or ODBC in free version
- Squeak Smalltalk: Great, except poor support for scripting
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Why all the limitations?
I realize some of my criteria seem arbitrarily confining. It's primarily a product my environment. I work as a SQL Server DBA and backup Unix admin at a division of a large company. In addition to near a hundred boxes running some version or another of SQL Server on Windows, I also support the SQL Server Express Edition installs on over a thousand machines in the field.
Because of our security policies, I don't login rights on every machine. Often enough, an issue comes up and I'm given local Admin for some period of time. Often enough, it's some box I've never touched and don't have my own environment setup yet.
I may have temporary admin rights on the box, but I'm not the admin for the machine- I'm just the DBA. I've no interest in stepping on the toes of the Windows admins, nor do I want to take over any of their duties.
If I bring up "installing" something, suddenly it becomes a matter of interest for Production Control and the Windows admins; if I'm copying up a script, no one minds. The distinction may not mean much to the readers, but if someone gets the wrong idea I've suddenly got a long wait and significant overhead before I can get the tool installed and get the problem solved.
That's why I want something that can be copied and run in the manner of a portable app. What about the small footprint? My company has three divisions, each in a different geographical location, and one of them is a new acquisition. We have different production control/security policies in each division. I support our MSSQL databases in all three divisions. The field machines are spread around the US, sometimes connecting to the VPN over very slow links. Installing Ruby \using psexec has taken a long time over these connections. In these instances, the bigger time waster seems to be archives with thousands and thousands of files rather than their sheer size.
You could say I'm spoiled by Unix, where the admins usually have at least some modern scripting language installed; I'd use PowerShell, but I don't know it well and more importantly it isn't everywhere I need to work.
It's a regular occurrence that I need to write, deploy and execute some script on short notice on some machine I've never on which logged in. Since having Ruby or something similar installed on every machine I'll ever need to touch is effectively impossible because of the approvals, time and and Windows admin labor needed I makes more sense find a solution that allows me to work on my own terms.


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(Video update) Tony Sparano now signed through 2013 with Miami Dolphins
A fragile peace appears to have been brokered between Dolphins coach Tony Sparano and General Manager Jeff Ireland.
How long it will last – and how effective they will be as a tandem going forward – remains to be seen in the wake of the team's failed pursuit of former Stanford coach Jim Harbaugh.
For now, it should help that Sparano's contract has been extended two years, through 2013, according to a Dolphins source. His $2.8 million salary is believed to remain in the same range, and he will also have an "expanded role" in player personnel decisions.
Ireland, as before, will have the final say in that area, including how the Dolphins will use the 15th overall pick in the next NFL Draft.
"There's no problem there," the source said Friday night of the Sparano-Ireland dynamic.
Their relationship dates back eight years to the Dallas Cowboys, where both men worked under shared mentor Bill Parcells. It was Parcells who brought them to the Dolphins, but with Parcells out of the day-to-day picture, things have grown more complicated.


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I want the show to take things more seriously, of course with some humor still, but I want the show to have more serious topics.
I dunno. The Pokemon Ping-Pong tournament was a little different.
It was just a contest disguised as a sporting event...
I guess I tend to like the first seasons more because the episodes were a bit more imaginative like with the pink pokemon island or the two dojos fighting each other. But then, I think anyone would run out of ideas after 10+ years... They even repeated the Raichu-Pikachu fight with Pikachu losing, seeing if it wants to evolve, refusing to evolve and then beating the Raichu.
From the sounds of it, the show is just taking what is happening in the game and basically copy/paste-ing it into a show.
The show had it where Ash & co. were on the SS Ann (Saint Anne on the show) and it sunk. That never happened in the game, which is something I would like to implement into somehow.
The old director is still there, but he's often doing something else the show actually has two directors because of that. The other director is more hands on with the show now than before, which only means someone has to go out and snipe the guy....
Anyway. But yeah. They should have more "what if" situations. Or ways to prevent Ash from obtaining something. Like when Ash had to dress like a girl to fight Erika! That was totally funny... and that was the only pokemon episode that was rate TV-PG because Ash said "crap" but now he say grabage so that it's rated TV-G.
I also remember the episode where Brock got his vulpix. In that episode Brock was talking to the breeder and he accidently said "I want to breed with you...er... I want to work with you to breed pokemon!"
Yeah, some parents got angry with the show. So they had to change it. I've got a recording of that episode on VHS...
VHS... that sounds old. sheesh... I feel old now.
Going back to the original topic... For your RTS pokemon game, how many pokemon would you be fielding at once? Because the potential number of units on screen at once is directly proportional to the necessity of mouse control. Also it might work better if you could directly control the pokemon because I don't trust friendly AI. Yeah, uh, just leave all your units bunched together miles from the battlefield while I get cut to pieces by three enemy armies at once. Thanks guys.
It might be nice to pull the games back a bit in terms of increasingly complex item systems. Firstly, lose the hold items. It was a nice idea, but it's not really worth the extra data required which you could use for something else. Next, scrap all the weird evolution requirements. Trading, stones and levelling were fine. Oh, and stop making so many different balls. Most of them are ridiculously specialised anyway (dusk, quick, timer, dive, nest, net, repeat, luxury), one of them is bloody useless (premier) and one is use impaired (heal). Yes, they can be useful at times, but ultimately an Ultra Ball is nearly as effective and less gimmicky.
Yes they make it a little easier, but I've had just as much luck using ultra balls against the damn things.
There is no advantage to a Heal Ball. It's just an expensive pink poke ball.
Yeah, when you catch it. And the thing stopping you going to a Poke Center is what exactly?
Not an RTS, but just real time. Remove the turn base in pokemon that's basically what I want-- remove the turn taking.
My brother has an idea for a "Pokemon Tactics" game where there would be 8 pokemon on screen similar to the battle system of FF:TA and pokemon. In addition to a field, there will be elevation so pokemon can use fly and such.
Then there is my Idea of making Pokemon Mysterious Dungeon 3D, but making it more like FF:Crystal Cronicals. I would make it where you can transfer one (1) pokemon from your Pokemon Game to this one and be able to use that pokemon in 3D. You would have complete control of that pokemon and you can equip stuff like armor and other things found in the Mysterious Treasure games. You could also play with friends and gain experience points and Effort Points.
But my real time pokemon game would be like any regular pokemon game (but with an actual 3D worlds since it would be on a home console) and with tons of fun mini games.
The battles would be singles (1-on-1) or double (2-on-2).
I would revamp the Contest Hall.
All Pokemon conditions are being considered and judged at the sametime.
(Whe you enter a pokemon Cute, Cool, Tough, Smart, & Beauty are being judged all at once). Your Pokemon in the end will either be the cutiest of show or the coolest et cetera; that is, if your pokemon's appeal goes well.
Accessories would add to appeal, certain items will be cute, other smart, and so on; this is easy way to gain points, but not to many points will be gained.
Natural appeal is natural condition your pokemon is in, eating Poffins will raise a pokemons condition, but over time the condition will lower and go away. You'll have to feed your pokemon even more poffins to gain the same level condition.
Before the contest you are times (like the usual contest halls of today) but you can either rub the picture of your pokemon to make them sparkle (like your badges when looking at your trainer card).
So there isn't too many people around here who would want to change or add anything to the pokemon main franchise...
i would make 1000000000000000000000 new pokemon
Not the original,
but a copy,
a clone of the rival,
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College: Oklahoma, Stanford (school history) (Milburn college stats)
Drafted by the Denver Broncos in the 2nd round (43rd overall) of the 1993 NFL Draft.
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Arkansas County officials made tentative steps in favor of Southern District Judge Park Eldridge on Tuesday after Eldridge's annual visit to request equality of pay between the county's two district courts.
Justice of the Peace Jerry Rodgers, chairman of the public service committee that reviews the district courts' budgets, has asked Arkansas County Judge Glenn "Sonny" Cox to set up a meeting between the committee and the City of Dewitt. The county and the city split the cost of the district court in DeWitt.
It's the fourth year Eldridge has met with Justices of the Peace during budget hearings to ask to raise the southern district's salaries to match the northern district's salaries.
Arkansas Code (16-17-108) establishes the district's salary ranges. Two years ago, these ranges for the district judge alone were $13,000 to $23,000 for the southern district judge and $35,000 to $50,000 for the northern district judge.
Last year, these ranges for the southern district court judge, clerk and deputy clerk were extended to maximum range for northern district.
Eldridge is asking for a $29,691 in total salary increases for the southern district. The salaries are paid out of the county general and, if completely approved, it would take nearly a quarter of the county's unappropriated funds.
In past years, Eldridge said Justices of the Peace have had three issues with his requests: Case numbers, revenue and the northern district in Stuttgart having a longer sitting judge. He says the issues are no longer relevant, especially since the northern district has elected a new judge to preside starting Jan. 1, 2013.
In case numbers, Eldridge presented Administrative Office of the Courts reports to show that the northern district received 3,420 total criminal and traffic cases in 2011 and 3,183 total criminal and traffic cases in 2012. The district had 494 civil cases in 2011 and 303 civil cases in 2012.
For the southern district, which includes St. Charles and Gillett, there were 3,487 total criminal and traffic cases in 2011 and 4,562 total criminal and traffic cases in 2012. The district had 196 civil cases in 2011 and 175 civil cases in 2012.
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Last night Rush played. Whisper "Philosophers and ploughmen, each must know his part. To sow a new mentality. Closer to the heart." Scary, no... just me? While Geddy's faded voice sends chills down my spine, I know for a fact I'd take my digs over these scary places on the market.
First, former home to 70s serial killer Ted Bundy. 1058 S. West Temple, SLC
The cozy house offers two bedrooms, one bathroom, 1,396 square feet and was built in 1940, according to Trulia.com. If Trax were built back then, Bundy could have been to the U's law school in a flash. Sweet digs for students attending the LDS Business College, Eagle Gate College or the Utah College of Massage Therapy, too.
The home is just down the street from Spring Mobile Ballpark, and you can just walk to Downtown. It's right there!
You won't have to start a new mortgage. The house is for rent, stop by for the amount. Drove by last night, pretty cute considering one of the country's most notorious killer/rapist lived there.
Second, the Amnityville Horror House is for sale. 108 Ocean Avenue, Amnityville, NY UPDATE: THIS HOME WAS JUST SOLD
We know it's out of town and just went off the market, but it might go on sale again given its supposed history- expertly depicted by James Brolin and later Ryan Reynolds.
Nice community and a great retirement home for a nice Utah County couple. The five bed, 3.5 bath home spent only 70 days on the market- others nearby have been on sale for more than a year, according to Newsday. It's been fixed up since supernatural forces caused Ronald DeFeo Jr. to murder his family... Did we mention the sprinkler system and spacious patio? You can serve lemonaide out there.


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Environment and the Advanced Photon Source
Information on environmental sustainability- and remediation-related synchrotron x-ray research
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Our Energy Future and the Advanced Photon Source
Information on energy-related synchrotron x-ray research
|January 28, 2011
WIST Brochure
Argonne's Women in Science and Technology (WIST) program was created in 1990 to recruit, retain, and promote women in an effort to diversify and strengthen the Laboratory's scientific workforce. The program aims to promote the success of women in scientific and technical positions at Argonne, and outside as well. Through WIST, the Laboratory strives to encourage and develop the full potential of women in science and technology.
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Earth's Mysteries and the Advanced Photon Source
Information on geoscience-, Earth science-, and planetary science-related synchrotron x-ray research
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Argonne's Rich Scientific Heritage
Argonne History
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Structural Biology Center
A scientific user facility for macromolecular crystallography
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Argonne Strategic Plan
This strategic plan presents a framework for Argonne National Laboratory's advancement of national priorities in grand challenge science and technology and a clean energy revolution.
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Electrochemical Energy Storage Research
Fact sheet describing Argonne's advanced battery research.
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Prosperity and the Advanced Photon Source
Information on synchrotron x-ray research synergy with the U.S. GDP
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Biodegradable nanospheres: A novel approach for treatment of toxin exposure and drug delivery
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Gavin "Ambrosia" Finkle is a transvestite from Los Santos. He is the partner of fraudster Heathcliff Waterstreet and lives with him in his loft in Algonquin. He is often seen impersonating a woman and attempting to turn tricks on Chase Point, Bohan. Like his partner, he is believed to be addicted to Methamphetamine, having developed an addiction in the mid 90's and he was banned from Hercules for turning tricks in the restroom of the club. According to the LCPD database he has been arrested six times; Twice for prostitution in 1987 and 1997, once in 1989 for assault and twice for possession of Methamphetamine in 1993 and 2005.
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Surname: Finkle
First Name: Gavin "Ambrosia"
Age: 41
Place of Birth: Los Santos
Affiliations: N/A
Criminal Record:
- 1987 - Prostitution
- 1989 - Assault
- 1992 - Prostitution
- 1993 - Possession Controlled Substance: Methamphetamine
- 1997 - Prostitution
- 2005 - Possession Controlled Substance: Methamphetamine
- Often seen impersonating a woman and attempting to turn tricks on Chase Point.
- Believed to have developed a methamphetamine addiaction in the mid 90s.
- Banned from Hercules Nightclub for turning tricks in the restroom and dealing methamphetamine.
- Lives with fraudster, Heathcliff Waterstreet in Purgatory, Algonquin.


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While your player is on charge your player for at least 8 hours
Unplug, then turn off you player, then charge for one more hourr
Turn on your player, wait two minutes
Turn off player again then charge for one more hour
I did this with my Galaxy phone and it appears to be holding a charge better.
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Full Device Name: YP-G70CW/TTT
Android Version: Gingerbread
Kernel version: 220.127.116.11-G70XXKPF-CL562492 se.infra@SEP-67 #2
Firmware version: 2.3.5
Compass requires almost constant recalibration. It will recalibrate, but begins gyrating wildly again shortly after calibration. Compass seemed reliable and consistent on same device before the upgrade to Gingerbread.
I hope someone from Samsung reads this stuff! Here's another example of BAD battery readings. As you can see by mV readings, I was using the SGP5 for about 6 hours last night, but it showed 100% for the past 17 hours! I decided to reboot this AM and it's at 30%. I was using it this morning (at 100%) and was acting very laggy. After the reboot all is well. It's really struggling with its internal battery monitoring (or lack of). It always stops at 80% when charging.
Initially, it looks good, after the initial charge while the device is on, the battery indicator does get up to 100% (I am using the Battery Indicator widget), both on the widget, and also the icon telling me to unplug the charger.
I then unplug, turn off and continue to charge. At this point I touch the on/off button to bring up the large green battery symbol, which although saying 100% has a clear gap at the left of the symbol, indicating it is not truly 100% charged.
Then, I turn on for 2 minutes, turn off, continue charging. At the end of this period, and while turned off, I again check the large green symbol, and the gap has definitely reduced, but there is still a slight gap.
Now, when I turn on, practically instantly my Battery Indicator widget displays 95%, and within seconds, definitely less than a minute, it has dropped to 90%. I have not touched any apps, all that is happening is media being scanned.
I get pretty good use from my battery, if it is left pretty much alone it will last for well over 72 hours, and with fairly light usage i can probably get 2 days out of it.
So my question is, are we really only getting 90% out of our batteries, or should we just regard 90% as being 100%?
My 4.0 loses 0-1% while I sleep, but one morning I woke up to see it 35% down. For the next week, the percentage reported would go down much faster than before, and just like yours it would "practically instantly" drop down from 100% (the 4.0 reports 1 degree increments, so mine went down to 99% rather than 100%). I tried everything I could think of--removing programs I had installed recently, changing my power saving settings, etc.--without any luck.
Finally I installed this program https://market.android.com/details?i...=search_result and ran through it as it suggests (charge to 100%, click Battery Calibration in the program, unplug and let it drain until it shuts down, charge to 100% before turning it back on). It's worked fine since then, which was maybe two weeks ago now. The program says it deletes a system file, batterystats.bin, which must have something to do with the battery percentage that the phone reports. I suggest trying it.
I am trying this one because I am not rooted (although rooting seems the only true way to replace a batt stat file). It seemed to do "something" when I calibrated at 100%. Said it adjusted something 9% (although I still had 100%). Has not gone to zero yet, so no clue if it really did anything. Odd that the 4.0 does 1%, and the 5.0 does 5% increments... thought the software was closer to the same.
Thanks to Woer and Tcat, I'll have a look at both and report back.
My conclusion:
1. If you charge USB through a PC, it never goes above 90%. But you can then use wall or car charger to hit 100%. But then it tends to be stuck until you reboot. It charges faster with this method (to 90%).
2. If you use wall charger, it goes to 100% (getting stuck at 80%), but it tends to discharge normally with this method.
Totally unreliable readings, no matter how you calibrate or charge it. USA 5.0
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Getting frustrated with this "stuck" deal. Stuck at 100% while playing AB for quite a while. Actually stuck for 20 hours. I rebooted and went to 40%. Do any ROMS or rooting utilities fix this? This is a joke... please send an update soon Samsung!
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I have screen auto-rotate enabled both from the Settings/Display and the pull down menu, but since update the 'home' page and some other screens won't rotate. What up?
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Firmware version: 2.3.5
Detailed bug report: Cannot connect properly to PC when the USB mode is set to either Kies or Media Player. (Works fine when set to "mass storage".) At first the computer sees the player and the SD card, then it loses it, then after a few minutes it sees it again, back and forth. I've already tried all of the troubleshooting suggestions on the Samsung site and as given to me by their Facebook support team (and at some point they stopped responding without the problem being resolved). I've already tried using Kies to update the drivers, etc. This happens on different computers, using either Vista or Windows 7.
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It may be just me, but the stock music app does not load Albumart if it's on the external SD card, but when I move it to the internal memory, it displays it. I found this problem using a 320kbps 44100Hz MP3. Albumart shows up up in PowerAmp.
EDIT: Albumart seems to appear on MP3s which I added to my external SD from the computer, but not the ones I downloaded from the device itself.
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[QUOTE=melabonbon;604567]Full Device Name: YP-G1CWY
Android Version: Gingerbread.UEK18
Kernel version: 18.104.22.168-G1UEKI8-CL562400 se.infra@sep-59#2
Firmware version: 2.3.5
Detailed bug report: Cannot connect properly to PC when the USB mode is set to either Kies or Media Player. (Works fine when set to "mass storage".) At first the computer sees the player and the SD card, then it loses it, then after a few minutes it sees it again, back and forth. I've already tried all of the troubleshooting suggestions on the Samsung site and as given to me by their Facebook support team (and at some point they stopped responding without the problem being resolved). I've already tried using Kies to update the drivers, etc. This happens on different computers, using either Vista or Windows 7.[/SGP
I purchased my SGP5 (YP-G70CW/XAC here in Canada 4 days ago - am experiencing the same difficulties as outlined above. I am using a Samsung laptop running Windows 7.
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Android Version: GINGERBREAD.UEKI8
Kernel version: 22.214.171.124-G70UEKI8-CL566269 se.infra@SEP49#2
Firmware version: 2.3.5
When using the FM radio there's an occasional static pop. It happens about 1 minutes after turning the screen off and then at other random times. It also happens when you turn the screen back on. It's like a static discharge pop, very annoying.
Full Device Name: YP-G70
Android Version: GINGERBREAD.UEKI8
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Firmware version: 2.3.5
Detailed bug report: This is my first smart/almost phone/everything player. For the most part, it is great, but there are some bugs. To start, the Bluetooth connects fine to my car's audio system, but it won't connect to my classic Motorola VU204 flip phone with Bluetooth. Both devices recognize each other, but my Galaxy says "Paired but not connected," but I can't connect to it when I press it. Furthermore, this sort of goes hand in hand with the first issue, the dialer function is not supported even though it is installed, Do I need the European firmware? Continuing, my battery and signal connectivity indicators seem to be fine. No problem there. Finally, I receive an Uportal error attempting to log into my college website. I tried Dolphin Browser but no luck. I'm going to try Opera next. Other than that, I can't really think of anything that bothers me that much. Any tips would be appreciated
Don't want turn this into a discussion, but here are a few answers to you problems.
1. I'm not to sure about the "Paired but not connected problem", but it said the same on my Galaxy Player 4.0 when I connected to my friend's Android phone, and there was no problem when we sent files. I recently tried to connect to a WP7 phone, and it seemed fine on the SGP but on the phone it said "device not supported", so it may be the phone.
2. The dialer is not supported at all, as it is not a phone. Although it looks like it's installed and may be used for something, you can see that the installed size is 0 bytes.
As for the college website, I have no experience, maybe someone else can help.
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I think this is not a good idea, since sometime if we need to use other viewHelper than formFile we need to extend the entire Zend_Form_Element_File class, instead of just setting the $helper with the desired helper name, other than formFile...
An error occurred in my problem description.
The Zend_Form_Decorator_File is not actually using the helper set on $helper on Zend_Form_Element_File and rather uses directly the helper formFile...
So, basically to change the helper used instead of formFile we need to extend both Zend_Form_Element_File and Zend_Form_Decorator_File...
Why would you want to use another helper?
Note that the file element would then no longer work... same applies for the decorator. There were already several issues being written because people did erase the decorator and the file element did not work anymore.
The purpose if for adding advanced facilities for add/edit of uploaded files.
Let's suppose we have a form for adding/editing a product. I am not talking about advanced upload facilities, as for http://www.swfupload.org/ but for some basic ones into a normal situation.
Case 1: We are a new product. The user is adding one file for upload, but forgets to fill other field.
The current way: The user gets again the add form, with all the valid values filled in, but of course, he lost the uploaded file, he should re-upload again the file...
Normal behavior: the uploaded field has a link to the uploaded file (or a thumbnail of the image, if that's an image). If the user wants to upload a different file then he just pick other file.
Case 2: We are editing a product.
The current way: the user is invited to upload new file without to actually see if there are currently uploaded files and which files
The new way: use is able to see what files are uploaded and to decide if he wants to add more.
Of course, the problem can be extended to be able to "remove" existing uploaded files.
I just tried to how you that if we are limiting the File element to a standard behavior is very difficult for developers to put up some otherwise not quite unusual facilities...
In my case, i had to rework lot of files to get such behavior (File Element, Decorator, aso)...
Case 1 does not work: Temporary uploaded files are erased by PHP. And you can't set a path on the element itself as you can not set a value on file elements due to HTML/Browser restrictions. So you always MUST upload a file completly.
Same for Case2.
The problem is not the limitation of the file element, the problem is that HTML/Browser does not allow to do this.
When you need a behaviour feel free to propose it.
Generally the file element does not work 100% identical to the other elements due to the previous mentioned restrictions. When we would change this, then we would have much problems we can not solve.
Case 1: "Temporary uploaded files are erased by PHP. "
Is possibly to save the file on a form derived isValid.
Case 2:
I am not trying to propose a way to do uploads other than imposed by htm/browser. I am trying to say we should keep the File element open to be extended by developers to do more advanced ways to work with files.
If you think we should not be able to extend the File element easier then you are saying we should actually do raw PHP and forget about using ZF...
There is no reason to be ridiculous just because someone wants to discuss an issue in detail before coming to an conclusion.
I just want to know a usecase for eliminating the binding between Zend_File and it's helper.
Saving the temporary file and providing it later will as mentioned by you will cause an "attacker exception" from PHP itself.
The standard way to work with File element (and generally with the way browsers/html are doing this) is simply too annoying to use more than for demo scripts, for learning ZF. Is not ZF fault of course.
But any kind of serious application needs to go beyond this very basic functionality, and i think would be easier for developer to go further based on existing File element by extending his functionality:
- than getting rid of File element and developing from scratch
- or by still using File element but making lot of workarounds to make it work the way it wants...
Closing as non issue
*) The file form element provides the helper parameter *) The render method of it is not hardcoded to file but to parent *) The file decorator works identical to errors, fieldset, image and label which were the 4 decorators I used as reference
As the file element and it's decorator works identical to several other element regarding it's call and usage of view and view helpers this issue is closed as non-issue.
When you think that there is a generic problem on Zend_Form itself then please open a new issue. Because in my opinion the file element behaves correct (as all other elements)
Thanks Thomas.
If is like you said that "As the file element and it's decorator works identical to several other element regarding it's call and usage of view and view helpers" so applies for other form elements then is a real problem in many cases and i will file a new issue on JIRA.


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Очень хороший и чистый квартира. В центре города и море всего в нескольких минутах. Удобное расположение. Все было замечательно
Sehr schöne und saubere Wohnung. Zur Ortsmitte und zum Meer sind es nur ein paar Minuten. Tolle Lage . War alles super
Hervorrangend! Прием был очень хорош, и квартира была точно как описано и очень чистый.
С удовольствием снова. :-)
Hervorrangend! Der Empfang war sehr nett und die Wohnung war genauso wie beschrieben und sehr sauber.
Gerne wieder. :-)
Grazie, ci è piaciuto!
Апартаменты нам понравились - огромная комната. Бассейн хороший в 50 метрах, а ещё дальше в 200 метрах - пляж на море. С нас взяли залог в размере 100,00 евро, а потом вернули его переводом, потому что мы выезжали раньше 08:30 утра. Единственный недостаток - дорога от бассейна к морю через дюны засорена, нужно следить, куда наступаешь. Без машины до Пизы добираться не так-то просто - автобус ходит каждые полчаса. Остановка напротив. Спасибо!
Gute riesige Zimmer. Schwimmbad. Strand. Ohne Auto nach Pisa zu fahren mit Bus. Jedes Halbstunde. Haltestelle gegenüber. Danke! Viele Eidexen - Kinder spielen damit. Aber es gibt auch Schlangen. Für den Preis das ist ganz gute Unterkunft.
Very disappointed at the standard of the apartment and the arrival and departure procedure! This apartment was let through Wimdu by Interhome. I will never book anything let by Interhome again. Having made the booking and paid for it we were totally unaware until one week before departure that bed linen and towels were not included and an extra charge was levied (Euro 28 for sheets and 12 for towels). When I challenged Interhome on non disclosure of information they told me it was in the small print: having trawled though every last word I found it in tiny print under Cancellation Policy! Again I challenged Interhome about deliberately placing this important piece of information where nobody will think to look. It should be clearly displayed on the webpage under Amenities where a note can be posted in the relevant area for all to see.
Arrival procedure - what a nonsense. Having paid for the sheets you have to collect them in person from the office. We made it by the skin of our teeth before the office closed for the weekend. Because our flight was delayed we arrived in Chamonix later than expected and had the office been closed we would have had no sheets at all! They are bulky to carry and I have photos of my husband looking like Santa Clause with a big white sack over his shoulder. It's the height of nonsense to expect arrivals to lug luggage and carry this bulky bad around Chamonix. On departure we had to return the sheets to the office again in said bag!
End cleaning - the previous tenant had presumably paid therefore we expected a clean apartment. The hard surfaces were clean but the living room carpet was disgusting with stains and grime and dirty black marks (photographed). It needs either professionally deep cleaned or dumped. Personally I would replace it. My bed sheet had a dirty brown mark on it (photographed) and the "white" patio furniture was grey with grime. I don't think it had been cleaned in years. Before I would set as much as a mug on it I scrubbed it with the dish scrubber (which I then couldn't use on the dishes!). Again we have photographic evidence. The best feature of the apartment is the wonderful view of Mont Blanc from the balcony. I don't know who is employed to clean this apartment but they could do with a lesson or two. I will never use Interhome again and I recommend that you steer clear of it too. I've used Wimdu many times and always been satisfied but not on this occasion.
Nice clean well equipped apartment. Very friendly hoists. Would recommend to all my friends.
The Oasis is a wonderful and great accomodation. The house is surrounded by Lemon trees and offers a great view to the sea. It is well equipped, clean and very comfortable for Groups/families up to ten. Highly recommanded.
The place shown on the pictures has an open swimming pool. However if you 're in to reading all the small letters in the massive paper work of Inter Home you Will Read That the pool is open from the 15th of June. What à dissapointment for my daughter. Furthermore we had to pay for the bedlinen on top of the cleaning which was counted pro person. And of course because it was cold we had to pay for the heating although in the living room was no heating system, only in the bath and bedroom. The owners were. Ice although when people arrive in the middle of the night due to their flight it would be nice if there would be something to drink. The garden is large and nice decorated so I think in summer when the pool is open it will be a paradise. For myself I think it is deceive that Wimdu puts this booking through a link connecting to another website. In this way you pay a lot more and you don,'t get what is shown on the pictures. I will never book in this manner again because in the end you pay a lot more.
Wonderful place with great hosts. The apartment is spacious and very clean, the beds are big and comfortable, the kitchen is very well equipped and the balcony offers a superb view of Eiger. We will certainly come back again.
nice sunny apartment, close to mountains, ideal for active holidays close to innsbruck and germany.
a bit 90's furnishing but everything clean and usefull.
Thanks a lot
We had a great time. The accommodation was good, room was clean and complete. It had a nice parking garage, a bit small but fine.
It was no problem that we arrived late in the evening (car trouble). The breakfast service was convenient and good. We had a great view of the mountains and we got some great advice about the area from the landlord.
We would recommend this accommodation to everyone who loves nature. But you do have to travel a bit (25min) for the first big supermarket.
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ZOMFG! Zombies! This week has been the awesomest week ever IRL if you like bad horror movies (or awesome ones like Zombieland). At first, there was a Zombie attack in Miami. Everybody is searching for Miami Zombie Victim Pictures and posting them on Facebook. But in a stunning twist of fate, the black guy didn't die first. In fact, it was a black dude who ate the face off some white guy. That's why at first I had a hard time believing this was a true zombie attack, because the black guy always dies first, then the hot annoying white chick.
But this does look pretty fuggin real TBH
Then there was a second zombie attack in Florida. The government tried to cover the whole thing up by forcing the media to call it a vampire attack but COME ON NOW. Vampires don't eat faces, they suck blood! And also, this is a white chick. Wait, conspiracy theory, maybe all those movies were a lie… The black guy and white chick don't die first. They just want us to think that.
Now, two zombies, THAT's kinda funny. I mean I can see a random occurrence of face eating in Florida. People do weird stuff when their sports teams are in the playoffs (I'm talking about the Heat, because all other Florida teams suck balls). BUT TWO Zombie attacks? Let's the jokes flow.
But then shit got real. It's no longer contained in Florida. New Jersey also has a team in the playoffs. I mean the DEVILS, not all the other teams in NJ who also suck. WAIT… conspiracy theory alert… Heat? Devils? This sounds super satanic! …shits getting WEIRDER by the MINUTE.
This Jersey Shore Zombie did NOT want to be outdone by these fish handed Spring Break Zombies. But as you might expect, Jersey Shore Zombies are total douches. Really dumb kind of zombie. I mean, he didn't even eat anybody else! This fool wanted to out zombie the other zombies, so he started eating himself, and fist pumping a knife into his own guts and throwing bits of his intestines at the cops as they pepper sprayed him.
No, that's not Snookie's unborn fetus. That is in fact, what's inside that beautiful Situation Six Pack. Ammo. Need to find a funny connection between his GUNS and his AMMO, but I am not smart or witty enough and I still have two more Zombies to cover.
The Raven is a symbol of all kinds of scary crap, right? Well the Baltimore Ravens made the playoffs despite how crappy their evil mustached QB is, so this evil little city needed to celebrate with their very own EVIL TEAM ZOMBIE JUBILEE. (They're kind of slow down there)
In every zombie movie, after the black guy dies, then it's time for the hot white chick. Near the end of the movie, the useful Asian who fixes things and figures stuff out is supposed to go next. In real life, the Asians were in cahoots with black guys and white chicks on this whole thing, so ACTUALLY they're the next in line to the human flesh fest.
But the Asian Zombie stays true to character; he's a really smart zombie (in fact, he's an electrical engineer college student walking stereotype zombie). He plots out his brain devouring and executes a flawless plan of opening up his very own basement Pei Wei and munches his hearts and brains without all the prying eyes.
I don't know if you noticed, but the San Antonio Spurs are also in the playoffs. And as much as Tim Duncan looks like a retarded neanderthal, he's actually an evil genius. Based on the fact that the Spurs win a lot, (they're like the Patriots of the NBA) they MUST have a deal with the devil too, right? Their uniforms are black and silver, and their logo, a spur, is actually a pentagram used to injure horses in an attempt to control them. Perfectly evil. So naturally, San Antonio has got to be the next city hit by Zombie Party 2012, right? You Betcha!
This next zombie was initially mistaken as the single mom zombie. But we have come to find out, this zombie is the much more dangerous Angry Baby Momma Mexican Zombie, AKA the Chola Zombie. (who happens to be a Spurs fan, because all black and silver teams are beloved by Mexicans – the colors are so gangsta and always match their hairnets) She beheaded her baby and started eating her little baby toes (a delicacy amongst zombies) after a drunken trip to Walmart to buy some more mouthwash (the cheapest buzz foodstamps can buy), an industrial sized bucket of lard (it's toe taco night after all), and steal some make up.
So far, as of June 1st 2012 the Zombie outbreak is contained to 5 (EDIT: we have been alerted to 3 more Zombie attacks bringing the number up to 8, updates are below). There are rumors of a 9th attack in the Toronto area. But don't worry, it was just some French homo in Canada tried to get attention and jump on this trend by killing a cat and some other gay dude. Totally not a zombie, just a kid who hates his father and really needs a hug. Or some anal. Or maybe just some love.
Be on the lookout OKC, Boston, and Los Angeles. This Zombie outbreak seems to be spreading to cities who have teams in the playoffs. We're not yet sure if it only applies to evil teams, or playoff teams. If the playoff theory is wrong and it's following around the most evil teams in sports, look out New York. You're pretty much guaranteed to be overrun by asshole zombies who think they are awesome.
I will keep you updated as more zombie attacks are reported. To stay on top of this shit, subscribe and start following me on Facebook and Twitter. And most importantly join our new Zombie Apocalypse Awareness and Support Group on Facebook!
UPDATE 1: San Diego Man Bites his Cousin's Nose Off
UPDATE 2: (Again in Florida) Man Bites Lips Off Kitten and Strangles Another Cat
UPDATE 3: Contractor Bites Lowe's Employee in Georgia


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Hi everyone. I am, of course, a new person to this site. I thought I'd join because this site seems very welcoming and interesting. :)
I'm not a noob when it comes to Rping, I've been on a couple of rp sites so I've Rp'd a lot, I may not be online too frequently though because I'm still in school, it's my last year so i'll be done soon, it's still better that I stay as focused on school work as much as possible.
I'm up for roleplaying anytime so just message me whenever, I'd be happy to join


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WHO/UN define NCDs as: "cardiovascular disease, diabetes, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, and common cancers—but many neurological, rheumatological, and psychiatric conditions"
In the BMJ, there has been a mini debate between Iona Heath and Richard Smith about they way to tackle NCDs.
Richard Smith favours the preventative approach by targetting the problem early, whilst Iona Heath says we shouldn't be so eager to identify patients before they're patients - favouring the treatment approach.
The number of people with NCDs, particularly in the West is increasing, and Smith claims that a lot of what needs to be done in this area is in fact outside the medical profession. Creating environments and conditions where people can make healthy decisions is not just down to doctors giving advice but governments and companies nudging people in a healthy direction.
But the crux of this particular debate seems to be how much time and effort should be spent in preventing NCDs versus treating NCDs.
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Postgame Quotes: Game 1 of NCAA Baseball Austin Super Regional
Arizona State 3, Texas 1
UFCU Disch-Falk Field
Head Coach Tim Esmay
Opening statement: That was a heck of a college baseball game. I thought it was well pitched by both sides. As you can tell, nothing was easy out there. We were just fortunate enough to have opportunities and seized a couple opportunities, and that really was pretty much the story of the ballgame. I thought pitching and defense was going to be what this series is all about and that proved true today.
On Brady Rodgers' pitching tonight: I thought Brady coming home to Texas and [having] all his fans in the stands, he went out and established the strike zone. And I thought Brady did a great job of minimizing like we talked about. He did a great job getting himself out of trouble. And we talk about this all the time, you have to comfortable being uncomfortable. And I thought Brady did a heck of a job tonight to be in those situations and getting himself out.
On Mitchell Lambson's pitching: At that point, Mitchell was not doing anything that allowed to think that we need to get somebody hot. Obviously we would have had some guys hot if we needed to go down that road. But the way Mitchell was pitching, he pretty much silenced our bullpen at that point.
Sophomore P Brady Rodgers
On if he had a lot of fans here tonight: I think my ticket list was 70 or 72 people.
On pitching in the Texas weather: It never feels good, but I was used to it. Some of the other guys are not used to it, so they were sweating a lot. I was just used to it, and it didn't really affect me too much.
On his performance tonight: First of all, I just want to thank the defense. The defense was unreal. [Third baseman] Riccio [Torrez] made some good plays, [shortstop] Deven [Marrero] made some good plays. It kept the leadoff runners off and kept them from starting their offense and doing what they like to do – getting the leadoff runner and getting him over. I think that is what the whole team did well as a whole is just keeping the leadoff runner off the bases.
Junior P Mitchell Lambson
On pitching against Texas again after giving up home runs in the CWS two years ago: I think about it every once in a while, but not so much anymore. Anytime you lose a baseball game it drives you to work harder and get better.
On if this pitching appearance was gratifying: I'm just glad I could help our team win today. Anything I could do to help our team win was what I was trying to do.
Sophomore DH Joey DeMichele
On facing Taylor Jungmann: We knew going into it that he was going to be tough. He is a high draft pick, he is a good pitcher. But we faced [UCLA starting pitchers Trevor] Bauer and [Gerrit] Cole. He had his stuff tonight. I got a couple hits, I didn't hit them hard, but I was fortunate enough for them to fall in. we knew going into it that pitching and defense are really the key things. That is the way college baseball has been the whole year.
Head Coach Augie Garrido
Opening statement: The momentum of the game was in the third inning. We made it through the first two innings defensively. In the third inning, we had a communication error. What you saw in that play was about communications. One little thing where the three people involved were unsure about what was going on. There were assumptions that were being made that threw the timing off a little bit. As a result of us not recovering offensively, that stood up and separated the two teams. Just one little thing. Those are the nuances of baseball; those are the things that people would never even recognize to why they happened. It just looked like it was kind of clumsy and lacked good timing. In reality, it was about bad communication and I suppose that that's what I am here for. If we are looking for blame I would be glad to take it, but that's what happened. I thought offensively, we competed. I thought we took a lot more quality at bats than bad at bats. I thought their defense was sensational. They made plays when they needed to make them. They made pitches when they needed to make them. Taylor (Jungmann) pitched a good game, maybe a great game, but it gets lost in the loss itself. My assessment is that I guess this is how baseball goes sometimes.
On the momentum during tonight's game: The momentum changed in the second half of the game but it was largely due to their pitching and their defense. We still hit the ball hard. We did contribute to the runs that cost us the game. Let's not forget all the things that they did. They did a really good job from the mound and a really good job defensively. The only other runs we had a chance to score they cut them down as well. We could hammer ourselves into the ground but I'm not sure that's all there was to it. I would be surprised if they didn't think that they played a really fine game.
Junior P Taylor Jungmann
On comparing his performance tonight to last week's vs. Kent State: I thought I did a lot better job of staying on my game and going right at hitters. They did a great job of putting the ball in play. They were tough outs. But I thought I did a lot better job of going at guys and staying on my game.
Junior SS Brandon Loy
On their success in elimination games this season: We just have a lot of fight. It's a no-tomorrow situation and that's how we look at it. That's the approach we have to take towards it. There's a lot of guys on this team that it could be their last game at The University of Texas and they don't want that to happen. We are a team with a lot of fight and a lot of guys that don't want to lose. We have to take that approach into tomorrow and see what happens.


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In Friday night's 2-3A conference game between two upstart programs, the Little Rock Episcopal Wildcats rode junior running back Trenton Deloach, who scored five touchdowns in the Wildcats' 44-28 victory. Deloach scored on runs of 36 and 56 yards as Episcopal (3-3, 2-1) jumped out to a 14-0 lead in the first quarter before Rose Bud responded when junior quarterback Christian Reynolds found senior receiver Dillon Reesnes wide open for a 26-yard touchdown. Trailing 21-7 after a 75-yard kickoff return for a touchdown by Deloach, Rose Bud countered when Reesnes carried a sweep around the end for a 15-yard touchdown with less than two minutes to play in the first half. But, Deloach, who finished the game with 24 carries for 281 yards, countered with a 21-yard touchdown run for Episcopal early in the third quarter and the Wildcats added another touchdown and a field goal for a 31-14 lead. Reynolds finished with 17 carries for 108 yards and two touchdowns, while completing 12-of-21 passes for 186 yards and two more scores with two interceptions. Junior running back Cole Robertson ran for 49 yards on 14 attempts and made five receptions for 72 yards. Rose Bud (2-3, 0-3) looks to bounce back against Perryville (1-5, 0-3) on homecoming Friday at Rambler Stadium.
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Gardening Articles: Edibles :: Herbs
All About Horseradish
by National Gardening Association Editors
Horseradish is a perennial root crop, planted from tuberous roots rather than seeds. Once you plant a few cuttings, they take hold quickly, spreading and multiplying year after year. The plants reproduce abundantly, so plant only three to six roots at first. This should be enough for a household of four horseradish lovers. Also, be sure to plant the roots in an area that's away from the rest of your garden, so you don't have a horseradish takeover.
Growing Horseradish
To cultivate horseradish, get some root cuttings from a garden center, a seed company or a neighbor who already has some growing. These straight, thin roots are really just pieces cut from a larger root that has been harvested to eat. If you buy them, they'll be cut at a slant on one end, and that end should be planted downward. If a neighbor or friend gives you some, have them slant the end that was not attached to the stem, so you won't plant the root upside down.
Plant horseradish in the early spring, at the same time you plant your first cool-season crops. Prepare the soil just as you do for your other vegetables, tilling or spading the area to a depth of six to eight inches.
Dig a hole or furrow four to six inches deep and put a handful of 10-10-10 or 5-10-10 fertilizer or a shovelful of compost at the bottom. Cover this with two inches of soil.
Lay the roots, slanted end pointed down, in the soil at a 45-degree angle rather than straight up and down. This way, the new roots that form along the entire length of each cutting can grow straight down themselves without becoming tangled up in one another. The top of the cutting should be about two inches below the soil surface.
Cover the top of the root with two inches of soil, and it should soon be growing like crazy. Keep the seedbed free of weeds, cultivating the soil regularly.
Horseradish plants produce lush, tall foliage that's quite pleasing to look at. You can use horseradish beds as natural borders, or even as a screen around an unsightly compost heap. Just remember, once you plant it, it's there forever.
Harvesting Horseradish
If you're starting a new bed, wait until the next spring to harvest your first horseradish. Even with an established bed, spring is the best time to harvest -- that's when the horseradish is hottest. You can dig up some roots in the fall and store them just as you would carrots or beets, or you can store horseradish right out in the garden (year-round if you like), digging up a root anytime you're in the mood to have some fresh.
Homemade horseradish is wonderful with hot or cold roast beef, or in cole slaw, salad dressings and dips.


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The weirdo weather left us with enough snow to eke out one of the rarest of treats--A ski day on the Fourth. Snowbird is clinging to the ski season and I'm told there's still plenty of snow to play on. Plus this weekend all the summer stuff will be going off at the base. Winter meet summer. Only in Utah!
There's a pancake breakfast scheduled for the Fourth itself at 9 a.m. and you can pick up a "I skied the Bird on July 4th" T-shirt to boast of your accomplishment. There will be music and all that goofy stuff on the tram deck as well.
There's a deal on rooms if you want to make a weekend of it. They've got packages starting from $65 per person that include the pancakes, tram rides all of that bouncy stuff on the tram deck for the kids.
Lift tickets for the last of the snow are $49.


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Men's XC Wins a Wild Race at Paul Short; Martin Finishes 2nd
BETHLEHEM, Pa. (10/6/13) – The Princeton men's cross country won the Paul Short Invitational Brown Race in a wild day at Lehigh University. It was the final race of the day before the meet was cancelled by the county.
The Tigers collected a team score of 94, 39 points better than second-place Albany at 133. The team averaged a 25:49 in the 8k race.
Junior Connor Martin toppled over the finish line to edge out Albany's Christopher Buchanan. Senior Michael Williams took ninth place at 25:40 and junior Eddie Owens was six seconds back at 25:46 for 13th. Jack Leahy was the top freshman running 26:03 for 29th and senior Bradley Paternostro was 41st at 26:19. Sophomore Brett Kelly clocked a 26:45 while senior Garrett Rowe ran a 27:25.
Temperatures soared into the 90s and many of the runners were affected by heat-related illnesses. After this race the meet was called by the Lehigh and Northhampton county EMS.
"We along with many other towns in the county have outdoor events going on in the heat today," Lehigh Director of Facilities Greg Schulze said. "Due to the weather, the emergency services have been overwhelmed and spread thin. It is in the best interest of the athletes to shut down the event."
Princeton will compete in two meets again next weekend. The top group will head to Terre Haute for the Pre-Nationals while the rest of the team stays back in Princeton to host the Princeton Invitational on West Windsor Fields.Princeton Finishers
2. Connor Martin 25:15
9. Michael Williams 25:40
13. Eddie Owens 25:46
29. Jack Leahy 26:03
41. Bradley Paternostro 26:19
74. Brett Kelly 26:45
140. Garrett Rowe 27:25


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