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Lab talk
Apr 20, 2009
'Poking' nanowires provokes elastic response
Understanding the elastic behaviour of functional metal oxide nanowires (NWs) is crucial when it comes to designing reliable, long lasting, bendable devices and assessing their resistance to mechanical failure. Here, atomic force microscopy is a useful tool, as researchers explain in Nanotechnology.
The scientists grew oriented tin oxide NWs on rutile substrates and probed the material with an atomic force microscope (AFM) to determine the sample's elastic properties. To keep track of the geometrical arrangement of the NW–tip interaction, the position of the AFM probe was monitored by a coupled scanning electron microscope.
The elastic properties of the single crystalline SnO2 nanowires were investigated in a two point-geometry as shown above. The corresponding Young's modulus was estimated by bending individual NWs and measuring the force exerted on the AFM tip during force-displacement measurements. For the NWs investigated (radial dimensions below 45 nm and length up to 1.2 µm), the researchers found an average value of 100±20 GPa, which is consistent with the indentation modulus of nanobelts. In addition, the group discussed the effects of the nanowire-cantilever configuration on the measured elastic modulus.
About the author
Dr Sven Barth is currently a postdoctoral fellow at the University College Cork, Ireland, working on the synthesis and characterization of semiconductor heterostructures and their controlled doping. Prof. Federico Rosei holds the Canada Research Chair in organic and inorganic nanostructured materials at INRS, Université du Québec. His expertise and research interests include the growth and characterization of semiconductor nanostructures, functional thin films, 2D supramolecular assemblies and 2D polymers, nano-bio interfaces and materials for energy applications (www.nanofemtolab.qc.ca). The work presented here was carried out in the framework of the Bavaria-Quebec research initiative.


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Major General Thomas Turner tells the associated press that soldiers in northern Iraq are starting to think about a day when attacks may stop.
Turner says that means that U.S. and Iraqi forces can start worrying about economics and projects. Places such as Tal Afar and Tikrit were once deeply embroiled in insurgent violence. The insurgent threat remains, but the area is less turbulent than central Iraq or the Western province of Anbar.

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Identity Management in Release 12
By Steven Chan - EBS-Oracle on Jul 31, 2006
FND_USER Still The Default
Like Release 11i, Release 12 will use the local E-Business Suite user directory, FND_USER, for user authentication by default. You may optionally integrate R12 with an external Oracle Application Server 10g instance and delegate user authentication to Single Sign-On 10g and Oracle Internet Directory 10g running externally.
Integration with Third-Party LDAPs and Single Sign-On Solutions
It's possible to integrate R12 with a third-party LDAP (e.g. Microsoft Active Directory, SunONE/iPlanet) or single sign-on solution (e.g. Microsoft Windows Kerberos, Netegrity SiteMinder). If you want to do this, you'll need to integrate those third-party solutions via an external Oracle Application Server 10g instance, as shown in the diagram above.
That creates a chain of trust: R12 delegates user authentication to Oracle Single Sign-On; Oracle Single Sign-On delegates authentication to the third-party single sign-on solution.
Likewise, user information from the third-party LDAP must be synchronized with Oracle Internet Directory 10g, which synchronizes its users with the E-Business Suite's FND_USER directory. Synchronization is handled by the Oracle Directory Integration Platform.
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The Release 12 local login page will feature the new Swan look-and-feel, offer multiple languages, and support customizations.
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As in Release 11i, the R12 Single Sign-On integration allows logged-in E-Business Suite users to access Portal and Discoverer content without having to log in again.
Switch to mod_osso
Under the covers, the R12 Single Sign-On integration switches from the older SSO SDK used in 11i to the latest mod_osso technology available in Oracle Application Server 10g.
From an end-user's perspective, nothing has changed; they're still authenticated by Single Sign-On 10g. From a security perspective, mod_osso centralizes partner application session management and allows for simpler debugging and administration.
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This will not be a good place to be if you live in South Florida.
What are the choices that we encounter with the Gulf of Mexico oil leak?
Certainly, people are aware that the situation in the coastal areas of the Gulf of Mexico is dire, even with a media blackout that keeps us from knowing how the citizens are affected. The media is showing us around the clock a gushing well, what BP is doing or not doing and what it did or didn't do. You can also see a few oily birds and turtles. If that is real news and information, then we definitely have a media blackout. The simple explanation for this is that the government is trying to keep the population calm and avoid a panic over something they have no control over.
Hoping that the oil leak can be stopped with the relief wells is what everyone wishes. Reality is real and a wish is just a wish. It is likely that most missed Bill Clinton saying that he doubts the relief wells will stop the leak and that eventually the Navy will have to move BP our of the way to blow up the well. He said more, he also said that even that, might not be possible. Clinton's comments clearly show that wishful thinking for him went out the window. Being and insider his opinion should not be taken lightly.
Perhaps a better plan with which to face the current events should be to hope for the best and prepare for the worst. It would be hard to argue that there is nothing wrong with planning ahead just in case that our wishes do not come true. So far, every attempt that BP has made to stop the leak has failed. To go under the assumption that the relief wells, which happens to be their best and last option will succeed, is not a very good plan for the people. Even if we were to consider the explosion and sinking of the rig as just an act of bad luck, it does not take away the fact that this crisis was created by BP. Who in their right mind is going to put all of their beads in one bag and let BP be the one holding it? It almost sounds insane to go down that road. Many have chosen not to take it and as a precautionary measure are looking for a better way to save themselves.
Going beyond hope and preparedness the third option cannot be ignored when scientist are observing the possibility of a cataclysmic event. This whole situation is beginning to look like a script from Hollywood similar to "The Day after Tomorrow". Visit the link as a reminder. The question many people are beginning to ask themselves is; where will they be the day after tomorrow?


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On my external hard drive are two directories,
Fun. and
Complex_, where that _ is a whitespace. I cannot empty from my trash or remove them with
rm -rf and I want to.
Neither show up in Finder on OSX, and I don't remember if they showed up in dolphin on linux. But they do show up in bash.
rm and
mv returns
No such file or directory. Containing folders can be moved and bring the special directories with them but they cannot be deleted.
Why can
ls detect the files but
rm and
mv can't? How can I fix them? I am using
\_on the complex file. (_ is whitespace).
The characters must not be the problem. I made "test." and "test " and I had no trouble removing them using quotes. But these dirs still cannot be removed. There must be something very low level wrong with the actual files themselves
sagan:Math ptwales$ ls
sagan:Math ptwales$ ls -i
ls: Complex : No such file or directory
sagan:Math ptwales$ ls -idF *
ls: Complex : No such file or directory
sagan:Math ptwales$ find . -name * -print0
find: ./Complex : No such file or directory
sagan:Math ptwales$
Same results with
Fun. I'm guessing that the parent dir's have links to the files and know their names but files just don't exist or are corrupted somehow.
The external drive is in exFAT format. Would that be relevant?


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August 26, 2005
A total of 5,703 fatal work injuries were recorded in the U.S. in 2004, an increase of 2 percent from the revised total of 5,575 fatal work injuries reported for 2003.
Despite the increase, the total for 2004 was the third lowest annual total recorded by the fatality census, which has been conducted each year since 1992.
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SEATTLE - The Husky men's basketball team dropped three spots in both the Associated Press and ESPN/USA Today Coaches polls released on Monday. Washington (15-5, 7-2) is ranked 20th by the AP and 19th by the coaches.
The Huskies will start the second half of their Pac-10 Conference season on Thursday at Oregon State (8-12, 3-6). The Huskies and Beavers will play at 6:00 p.m. on Ralph Miller Court at Gill Coliseum. Washington has beat their Covallis counterpart eight-straight times.
The game will not be televised, but GoHuskies.com's Gregg Bell will provide blow-by-blow commentary in a live chat from the arena. And as usual, Bob Rondeau and Jason Hamilton will provide radio commentary on the Husky IMG College Sports Network.
After Thursday's game, Washington will head to Eugene and play for the very first time at Matthew Knight Arena, the new 12,541-seat home for the Ducks.
Washington finished the first-half of the Pac-10 season tied with Arizona for the best record. The two teams will meet Feb. 19 at Tucson.


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The DRS debate
The team discuss whether or not India should be forced to accept the Decision Review System.
Mon November 26 2012
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Unforgettable night for Roy
Jason Roy was named Man of the Match after his 162 helped England beat Sri Lanka by six wickets in a rain-affected fourth ODI at The Oval.
Wed June 29 2016
Richardson: Amir has done his time
ICC chairman Dave Richardson insists Pakistan's Mohammad Amir deserves to play Test cricket again. The bowler is set to play his first Test next month, six years after being suspended for spot fixing.
Tue June 28 2016
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England captain Eoin Morgan says they have delayed naming their side for the fourth one day international against Sri Lanka because of uncertainty over the weather and pitch conditions.
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Mahela Masterclass: Using your feet
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Streatham bus stop death: Appeal to trace keeper of car involved in collision
16:44 24 December 2012
The family of a woman who died when she was hit by a car as she waited at a bus stop has said it "has had its heart torn out".
Veronica Vanessa Chango-Alvarez, 31, was in Streatham High Road when the accident happened early on Saturday.
Officers want to trace the registered owner of the Audi A3 involved in the collision, 27-year-old Nathan Davis, as part of their investigation.
Just minutes before the car hit Ms Chango-Alvarez it was involved in another collision.
Police understand that at around 5.20am a Volkswagen Passat was in collision with a tree in London Road at the junction with Ederline Avenue, Croydon.
It is believed that an Audi A3 stopped at the scene of the incident and the driver got out of the car.
Plain clothes officers, who had been on duty nearby, identified themselves as police officers, after which the driver of the Audi made off from the scene in his car.
Officers stayed with the injured 29-year-old driver of the Volkswagen, and he was taken to hospital where he is now in a stable condition.
Roughly 10 minutes after the first collision, at around 5.30am, the Audi A3 which was driven off was involved in a collision with two people on Streatham High Road. Police officers, London Ambulance Service and London Fire Brigade attended.
Ms Chango-Alvarez, who has yet to be formally identified, was pronounced dead at the scene.
The 31-year-old was staying at her mother's home in Streatham High Road.
A post mortem examination yesterday at Greenwich Mortuary gave cause of death as multiple injuries.
Her brother Kevin Raul Chango-Alvarez: "On Saturday 22 December, our family lost my sister Veronica. Veronica died when she was hit by a car outside of our family home. My family has had its heart torn out, at this Christmas time, we will never be the same again.
"On Friday night we were together as a family with Veronica meeting her newly born nephew and preparing for Christmas. I last saw her alive as she left to go to work on Saturday morning, but moments later I was holding her hand as she passed away in the street. We as a family are devastated at our loss.
"The driver did not stay around to help my sister. My family and I appeal to anyone who knows him or who has any information as to his whereabouts to come forward and contact police."
A 51-year-old man, also believed to have been at the bus stop, was taken by ambulance to a south London hospital, where his condition remains critical.
The driver of the car left before officers arrived and the damaged Audi was abandoned at the scene.
Officers from the Road Death Investigation Unit (RDIU) at Hampton are investigating, together with colleagues from Croydon and Lambeth.
Detective Inspector Gordon Wallace, said: "This was a horrific collision where a young woman was killed outside the family home as she waited for a bus on her way to work.
"The family are devastated, the memory of this senseless death will be with them each time they leave their home.
"The driver fled the scene abandoning the grey Audi, which was extensively damaged. We are looking to speak to a Mr Nathan Davis in relation to this collision.
"I would urge Nathan Davis to come forward to speak to police, or anyone who has information regarding his whereabouts to contact police or alternatively Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111."
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The number of unemployed persons, 8.2 million, was essentially unchanged in June 2004, and the unemployment rate held steady at 5.6 percent. The unemployment rate has been 5.6 percent in all but one month this year.
Total employment was 139.0 million in June, and the employment-population ratio—the proportion of the population age 16 and over with jobs—was about unchanged at 62.3 percent. The civilian labor force participation rate also was little changed at 66.0 percent.
The data in this report are from the Current Population Survey and are seasonally adjusted. For more information, see "The Employment Situation: June 2004" (PDF) (TXT), news release USDL 04-1170.
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A few weeks back, I had to say good bye to what had been my go-to shoes for at least three years. Being as I have dodgy feet and tend to wear the insides out of every pair I own, having them for this long was quite an achievement, and, conversely, having to let them go was quite devastating a development. I might have actually cuddled them a little bit when I had to throw them out.
It's a beautiful thing, the relationship between a woman and her go-to shoes. Mine were sandals (flats), brown leather, with (and this was the really, really good thing about them) good arch support. Aghast as I am at the fact that I just wrote 'arch support' as a positive factor in a shoe purchase, I am just so over clomping around like a newborn calf in kicks that have about as much cushioning as two breadboards strapped to my feet.
Anyway, my go-to shoes got me all the way around South America for a month and didn't finally give way until landing back on Aussie soil. They wanted to come home to their final resting place. Still, they say a door never closes without another one opening, so when I got to attend the launch of Cali + Cale's new season collection 'The Journey', I was cautiously hopeful. I've always been a fan of Cali + Cale because of its neutral designs. I love some fancy footwork, don't get me wrong, but there's nothing more elegant than a well-made, neutral-toned strappy number to tie an outfit together.
'The Journey' collection didn't disappoint. Amy Castle, the designer and creator of Cali+Cale created the collection of 'leather sandals that take feet from the city to the beach and everywhere in between.' I love this. Being a Sydney (and a beach-loving) girl I live in summer footwear, and due to the aforementioned dodgy feet condition, ordinary thongs just don't cut it for me, sartorially or otherwise. I nabbed me a pair of Queens leather sandals in white at the launch and a pair of Shelly leather sandals in black online after the event.
The jury is still out on whether they'll replace my beloved go-to shoes, but I'll tell you now, my feet are happy.
What about you? Do you have a pair of go-to shoes you just can't live without? And have you had a beloved pair die that you'll never forget?
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Ohhh this is the first I've heard of Cali + Cale and I have to say I'm impressed! My go-to shoes were a delicious pair of grey suede Steve Madden boots that got me through three Melbourne winters before kicking the bucket. I miss them to this day!
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I actually saw a girl wearing a similar pair and considered chasing her to see if she purchased them recently! I know what you're saying!
I have just parted with a very nice pair of black boots. I have extra wide calves where I look like Popeye after he eats his spinach! I'm not feeling the effects yet, cos we're heading into summer but I need to replace those babies before next winter or I will be completely lost!
PS: Just got your BB cream! Thankyou – I'm a bit excited and hoping to look bewdiful!
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'Popeye after he eats his spinach'–awesome analogy! I know the feeling! xx
Funnily enough, I blogged about mine a couple of weeks ago (here: http://www.sarahrooftops.co.uk/2012/10/help-i-need-personal-jeans-shopper.html). It took months to find a decent replacement.


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Dressage is a French term meaning "to train†and rhymes with massage. Dressage teaches a horse to be willingly obedient and responsive to the rider's lightest "aids†(body signals) while remaining relaxed, yet energetic. The aids, like a squeeze of the calf or a brush of the leg, should be imperceptible and result in graceful movements performed by horse and rider that may look effortless, but are the result of years of training.
Fallon Walker, 22, of Medina is a trainer of international dressage horses whose efforts have ranked her and Guilliani, her horse, third in the nation. They have been invited to compete at the Markel/USEF Young Horse National Dressage Championship, where the winner will be the best young horse in America.
Walker began competing when she was 9 years old, entered her first Federation Equestrian International competition at 16 and has been doing international competitions for six years. It's not uncommon to find her in the barn caring for and training her six horses. Guilliani, her 4-year-old Hanoverian gelding, is a very talented horse who's also very fun to ride, she said. Sonik, German for "to frolic,†was a rescued horse she took in and trained. Now he's competing at the Olympic level. He loves to do one-tempi changes, a difficult maneuver where the horse changes from one lead to the other.
"The crowds love it,†she said. "They get excited, and he knows that's he's doing something fancy. Her other horses are purchased, trained in dressage and then sold, which provides her income.
Guilliani was just 3 in his first competition. It's rare that a 3-year-old horse could show and be successful, but Walker said this is what he was bred for.
"He has a wonderful temperament and loves to go into the ring and show off,†she said.
At competitions, there often are many other horses being given commands nearby, so Walker cues Guilliani in German to avoid confusion with the English words he hears.
Dressage horses advance through a graduated series of levels, with tests of increasing difficulty. At the training level, the first of competition, judges watch to see if the horse is relaxed, can steer properly and go through a basic walk, trot and canter in large circles. They look for a good partnership between the rider and horse and scrutinize every movement, she said. If cues are too obvious, or if the horse's tail is switching because it's tense, points can be taken off.
The first, second, third and fourth levels and FEI levels progressively add more difficult movements, where each movement is scored from 0 to 10. Horses also are judged on how obedient they are throughout the test, how vibrant they are and on their overall impression, Walker said.
Circles become progressively smaller, which is more difficult for the horse. Gaits and movements include collected and extended walk, trot and canter. More difficult tests include a half pass, which is sideways movement; passage which is a slow-motion, energetic trot; piaffe, a highly cadenced trot-in-place; tempi changes, where the horse appears to be skipping; and pirouettes, when the horse will turn in place at a canter.
Dressage horses are shown in minimal, dark-colored tack, with mane and forelock braided. Dressage riders wear formal white breeches, a white shirt and stock tie, gloves and a dark jacket. A top hat or helmet covered in velveteen completes the ensemble.
Even a well-bred, well-trained horse might be tense when going into the ring, Walker explained, so to get Giuliani familiar with the show experience she took him to shows and walked him around to familiarize him with it. Typically there are loud announcers, golf carts, lots of horses and flowers and banners in the ring. Exposing them to all this before they actually have to perform means they'll be more relaxed because none of it is new to them, she said. Guilliani is used to trailer rides and staying in an unfamiliar stall.
"He just about knocks his stall door down when he sees me getting his traveling things out to the trailer,†she said.
The usual age for a dressage horse to compete is about 6 or older. Guilliani was the youngest horse to compete recently at Grand Haven Stables in Jefferson, Ohio, but had the highest score of more than 120 horses. A good average score for a horse to have would be about 65 percent, but Guilliani holds a USEF 4-Year-Old score of 78.8 percent.
Next year they'll compete in the FEI 5-year-old division in the Young Horse Championship qualification season, and the winner will compete in the World Breeding Federation Young Horse Championships in Verden, Germany.
"It's like the Olympics for underage horses,†she explained. Horses must be 8 years old and at a Grand Prix level before the Olympics, a goal they're working on as a team.
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Dressage is a French term meaning "to train†and rhymes with massage. Dressage teaches a horse to be willingly obedient and responsive to the rider's lightest "aids†(body signals) while remaining relaxed, yet energetic. The aids, like a squeeze of the calf or a brush of the leg, should be imperceptible and result in graceful movements performed by horse and rider that may look effortless, but are the result of years of training.


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- 2 tablespoons ketchup
- 1 green onion, thinly sliced
- 1 tablespoon water
- 1-1/2 teaspoons reduced-sodium soy sauce
- 1 garlic clove, minced
- 1 teaspoon grated fresh gingerroot
- 1/2 teaspoon sugar
- Dash crushed red pepper flakes
- 1/2 pound uncooked medium shrimp, peeled and deveined
- 1-1/2 teaspoons canola oil
- 1 tablespoon minced fresh cilantro
- 1 cup hot cooked rice
- In a small bowl, combine the first eight ingredients; set aside. In a small skillet, stir-fry shrimp in oil for 1-2 minutes or until shrimp turn pink.
- Stir sauce mixture; add to the pan. Bring to a boil; cook and stir for 2 minutes or until heated through. Sprinkle with cilantro. Serve with rice. Yield: 2 servings.
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"Very easy to make. I followed the directions exactly. Had a wonderful ginger smell and taste."
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Your employees need to know more than the ins and outs of your automatic car wash equipment and car wash systems. They need to know it so well that they're able to upsell or "suggestive sell" on the fly.
If your employees aren't practicing suggestive selling, you're missing potential revenue from literally every customer. It's an important part of driving your own business, while creating more satisfied (and repeat) customers.
"Spend time investing in your employees' training. Teach, implement and enforce a rule requiring each of your employees to use suggestive selling to market the car wash every single day, without exception. Discipline is the key," said Howard Riell in an article called Growing Your Car Wash Business.
If you're not doing it now, it's not too late. It's easier than you think to train your staff to sell more.
Step 1: Strengthen Product Knowledge:
It all starts here. Make sure your staff is up to date on your entire inventory of car care products. Make sure they all know the features and the benefits, so they can suggest products that can actually help a customer, versus arbitrarily suggesting something.
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Give your staff the tools they need to learn. Quiz them on products and encourage each other to do the same. Try matching your strongest performers with your weaker ones so they can observe what it takes to sell.
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The video of the Maple Leafs' 7-1 loss against the Dallas Stars on Thursday was a bit of a horror show.
But after a personal viewing, goaltender Jonathan Bernier wasn't looking over his shoulder.
Bernier got the hook after allowing three Stars goals on 13 shots.
"It is a long season," Bernier said on Friday after declining to speak to reporters in the minutes after the game in Dallas.
"I have had some bad games in my career. It's not the last one. That is the way hockey is. There are 82 games and you can't play every game at your best. You try to, but some nights it is not going to go your way.
"You can't really let one game get in your head. Turn the page, it is in the past. Move on. Everybody will forget about it if you win the next one."
James Reimer was not much better than Bernier, giving up four goals on 12 shots.
The Leafs had an interesting start to practice at the MTS Centre after arriving just after the noon hour from Dallas. With a couple of pucks on the ice, the players engaged in a brief scrimmage, but shooting the opposite way they would normally.
Soon, though, the actual drills started.
"We took the approach of trying to reset and get an understanding that we did some things that we have not done in the last little while (in the loss against Dallas)," coach Randy Carlyle said. "Specifically, we were softer on the puck. We did more circling and we didn't stop and compete on pucks that is necessary to have success in the NHL."
After the loss, which marked a harsh end to the Leafs' six-game winning streak, centre Tyler Bozak wondered if the team might have been "a little overconfident" during its run of success.
But Joffrey Lupul had a different take.
"I don't know what it was," Lupul said. "I did not really think we were overconfident. If anything, I think everyone was excited that we kept the streak going. It was pretty fun. Winning six straight games in the NHL is a tough thing to do.
"A loss is a loss, and all that matters is how you bounce back."
Whether it was because he did not like the way some drills were unfolding, or simply that his sticks were not up to snuff, forward Phil Kessel took out some frustration during practice.
Twice Kessel slammed a stick against the boards at the MTS Centre, but neither broke. Instead, he skated over and traded with assistant equipment manager Bobby Hastings for a new stick.
Kessel, who rarely speaks to reporters, perhaps still was perturbed after finishing minus-4 versus the Stars. And he did not record a point, ending a streak in which he had 14 points in seven games.
The Leafs have seven games in 15 days before the Olympic break kicks in. "This has been a gruelling schedule," Lupul said. "I know everyone has some bumps and bruises, and two weeks off will be nice for us. These games, we want to set ourselves up well for coming back from the break. We could possibly challenge to win the division (if the Leafs win many of the next seven). That is our mindset right now, is looking at teams above us, not behind us." ... Winger Frazer McLaren, who has been on injured reserve with a bruised shoulder, rejoined his teammates for practice. When McLaren returns to the lineup was not clear.
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TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) -- One thing is guaranteed during Florida's primary -- at least one of Florida's U.S. Representatives won't be working in Washington after January.
In a rare battle of incumbents, 10-term Congressman John Mica is facing freshman Rep. Sandy Adams in Tuesday's Republican primary. The race has become increasingly nasty.
It's a race that was set up because of the once-a-decade redrawing of political maps that the Legislature conducts after the federal census. And it's become brutal. Adams calls Mica a big-spending politician who is cozy with President Barack Obama. Mica says Adams has used dirty campaign tactics, and he says her record in the state House doesn't match her conservative rhetoric.
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According to scientist and environmental activist David Suzuki, politicians who disagree with the dogma of man-made global warming should be tossed in jail. He made that assertion while appearing on PBS recently, and, Newsbusters said Monday, host Bill Moyers suggested starting with Sen. Marco Rubio, R-Fla., while worrying about the lack of prison space.
"Our politicians should be thrown in the slammer for willful blindness," Suzuki told PBS' Bill Moyers. "If we are in a position of being able to act, and we see something going on and we refuse to acknowledge the threat or act on it, we can be taken to court for willful blindness. I think that we are being willfully blind to the consequences for our children and grandchildren. It's an intergenerational crime."
Newsbusters' Paul Bremmer said it would be "completely un-American" to jail people for what amounts to a political opinion, calling it "reminiscent of George Orwell's 1984." But, he added, Moyers didn't see it that way, citing logistical concerns.
"The problem is, if that should happen, if politicians were to be convicted of willful blindness to the fate of the Earth and future generations, there would have to be mass arrests and lots more funding for new prisons," he said. "We're not talking about a mere handful of culprits. It's hard even to know where to start."
But Moyers wasn't finished, suggesting that Rubio be the first jailed for disagreeing with the concept of man-made global warming.
"Perhaps with Marco Rubio, Republican senator from Florida. Back when he was a state legislator, Rubio favored cutting carbon emissions that contribute to global warming," Moyers said. "But now he's thinking about running for president in 2016 and has changed his tune, as ABC's Jonathan Karl learned this past weekend."
Bremmer said it's not the first time Suzuki has made such a call. While speaking at a Montreal conference in 2008, he suggested throwing politicians in jail for not accepting the idea of man-made global warming.
"What I would challenge you to do is to put a lot of effort into trying to see whether there's a legal way of throwing our so-called leaders into jail because what they're doing is a criminal act," he told a packed house of some 600 people. The statement was warmly applauded, according to reports.
A spokesman reportedly said Suzuki was not to be taken literally, but, the National Post said, he made similar remarks a month earlier.
"He's not advocating locking people up, but he is pulling his hair out," spokesman Dan Maceluch later said. Making matters worse, the Canadian news outlet said at the time, a legal blueprint for Suzuki's idea actually existed in a bill that requires Canada's government to abide by short-term environmental targets in the Kyoto Protocol.
"Every person who contravenes a regulation made under this Act is guilty of an offence punishable by indictment or on summary conviction, as prescribed by the regulations," said the Kyoto Protocol Implementation Act, "and liable to a fine or to imprisonment as prescribed by the regulations."
"The Conservative government said last year it would not abide by the Liberal-sponsored bill, since private member's bills cannot force the government to spend money," the National Post said.
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IOWA CITY, Iowa -- Not even the sprinklers going off by the University of Iowa soccer team's bench during postgame stretching in 44 degree temperatures could put a damper on what took place Friday night at the Iowa Soccer Complex.
The Hawkeyes tallied a program-first, downing No. 16 Penn State, 3-2 -- the first win over the Nittany Lions in 18 tries. The victory was also Iowa's first over a ranked opponent since 2008 -- a 1-0 triumph over No. 16 Illinois.
"This win is pretty close to the top, we can't deny that," said UI head coach Ron Rainey. "These are the type of things we want to do with this program. We want to defend our home field and challenge a team like a Penn State.
"That's all we can ask of our kids, and we put ourselves in a position to get a result tonight. I am really proud that we did it."
The Hawkeyes got off to a quick start, getting a fourth minute header goal by junior Katie Nasenbenny off a corner kick by senior Ashley Catrell. Penn State had an answer in the 23rd minute, scoring on a penalty kick by Tani Costa.
"This win is pretty close to the top, we can't deny that. These are the type of things we want to do with this program. We want to defend our home field and challenge a team like a Penn State. That's all we can ask of our kids, and we put ourselves in a position to get a result tonight. I am really proud that we did it."
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Iowa regained the advantage five minutes before the halftime break when Catrell found the five-hole, punching her shot between Nittany Lion goalkeeper Britt Eckerstrom's legs to give Iowa the 2-1 lead. The advantage was short-lived, as Costa netted her second goal of the contest just 33 seconds later.
"Penn State is so good. They have such great athletes, and they play really fast," said Rainey. "We lost focus at just a couple of spots. In the second half, you didn't see any of that. We defended well as a group and got a couple of counters, which is what we talked about we needed to do."
Junior Cloe Lacasse's goal on a counter in the 75th minute proved to be the difference for the Hawkeyes. The unassisted strike deflected off Eckerstrom, sending the UI players into an up-roar.
"I remember that it hit the girl and went in, and it was all good from there," said Lacasse.
After the goal, the Hawkeyes sunk back defensively. It was a continuance of strong second-half Iowa defense.
"We threw a lot of numbers behind the ball (after the goal)," said Rainey. "We said we needed a shutout in the second half on the backline and on all the restarts.
People were real composed and moved their feet. That was an awesome defensive display in the second half."
For as good as the defense played to close out the game, the final 15 minutes still felt like they took 100 for the Hawkeyes.
"They were taking a little too long," said Lacasse. "I was looking at the clock as every second ticked away."
Once the clock hit zero, the celebration continued and carried over to the grandstands with the Hawkeye faithful.
"This is crazy because we've never beaten Penn State, and it is alumni weekend, so we had a great fan base for this moment," said Lacasse. "Everyone is ecstatic."
The Hawkeyes now look to carry over their performance into Sunday's game against Ohio State.
"Hopefully this will give us momentum and our emotions will carry over into the Ohio State game," said Catrell. "We have an opportunity to win our last two games and move up in the standings for the Big Ten Tournament."
Sunday's game is set to begin at 1 p.m. (CT). Iowa will honor Catrell and fellow senior Alex Melin in a pregame ceremony.


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For the seventh summer, Channel 13 is Shattering the Silence on domestic abuse. I have been leading this campaign since I began my job as WTHR's Community Affairs Director and, we continue, because the problem never ends. Domestic abuse affects one in four American families. It is not always physical, but mental, verbal, emotional, sexual and financial abuse. Although 85+ percent of reported abuse victims are women, men, too, are abused. Experts say they are just less likely to report it.
This year, as part of Shattering the Silence we are focusing on the impact of domestic abuse on children and teen dating abuse. Scott Swan and I have produced some stories in July and we will do the same in August. You can click here to see a few of the stories that have already aired and to get a full overview of our campaign, including how to recognize the red flags of abuse; how to teach your teenagers to 'choose respect' in relationships; and how to join us in shattering the silence by donating time or money to area service agencies.
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There are those who believe that there is some kind of bias against hard rock and heavy metal bands making it into the Rock and Roll Hall Of Fame. They may have a point.
Despite the recent induction of such snubs as Metallica, Kiss, Heart and Rush, there is still an ample list of amazing bands that are more than deserving of a nod. The following is a list of some of the greatest rock and metal bands in history that still haven't gotten past the gates in the HOF in Cleveland in 2014.
No band of it's era had more influence over rock music than Deep Purple. Well, maybe Sabbath but then Glenn Hughes from DP was in Sabbath (for one album). Ian Gillen was also in Sabbath (for one album). David Coverdale and Ian Paice from Whitesnake, another HOF caliber band on this list... all were in Deep Purple. Joe Lynn Turner, Roger Glover and Richie Blackmore from Rainbow who launched Ronnie James Dio's career... also in Deep Purple at one point.
Regardless of how much of a revolving door the vocalist spot became, Roger Glover, Ian Paice and the late Jon Lord along with Richie Blackmore were the heart and soul of this incredible band of amazing musicians. Jon Lord's organ solos while rocking it back and forth are epic enough by themselves to be voted in by a landslide.
Bon Jovi
Bon Jovi. Loved by millions, sold a bazillion records and survived the grunge onslaught on hair metal in the 90's. It's pretty hard to argue with success and they have an overabundance of it. Their staying power and the ability to keep cranking out hits like "It's My Life" long after hair metal had gone the way of the dinosaur sets them apart from the vast majority of bands from their era.
The writing duo of Jon Bon Jovi and Richie Sambora penned huge hits for many other artists as well including Cher. Include Jon Bon Jovi's solo hits like "Blaze Of Glory" and it makes an even stronger case for them to get in the door.
Iron Maiden
One of the best selling metal bands of all time as well as one of the greatest live bands ever, Maiden still sells out arenas worldwide and has multiple gold and platinum albums despite never being played on mainstream radio (well, at least until AFTER they made it big). They were arguably the most successful word of mouth metal band of all time.
They are an iconic example of the quintessential metal band even without their mascot, Eddie. Whenever anybody mentions 80's metal, you hear the words Maiden and Priest most of the time. Hard, heavy and still beautifully melodic with their duelling solos that guided the artful stories their very cerebral lyrics told.
Def Leppard
Any band that rocks out and has achieved the massive success these guys have despite their drummer losing an arm and their guitarist losing his life gets my vote. From "Pyromania" to "Hysteria", they had some of the biggest selling albums of the 80's.
They still sell out shows all over the world. Their drummer, Rick Allen is an inspiration to every musician who's ever faced adversity in their life and in their career. If he can do what he does, anybody can.
One of the biggest bands of the 70's and 80's, Journey packed arenas all over the world and still do even if half the band has been replaced over the years. Neal Schon is one of the most underrated guitarists of all time and he is still tearing it up today. They sold millions of records and their song "Don't Stop Believin'" still resonates in pop culture in shows like Glee, etc., generation after generation.
Their music is timeless, epic and they have been ignored for far too long.
Featuring former members of Deep Purple that already gained legendary status, Whitesnake's career spanned from the late 70's through into the 90's and became one of the biggest selling rock bands of the era in their own right. Their videos in the 80's with Tawny Kitaen and David Coverdale were one of the definitive images that defined the decadent 80's hair metal lifestyle.
They have multiple gold and platinum albums as well as multiple top 10 hits, as well as still rocking out at festivals and concerts. They have a huge following around the world.
They have the most unique, amazing sound of any rock band ever due to the meticulous and methodical standards Tom Scholz lives by. He was so technologically adept, he invented the RockMan, a portable multi effects jam box that every guitarist had when they came out. The incredible vocals of Brad Delp and the super chorus laden guitars of Scholz and Barry Goudreau took their music to a new level that nobody had aspired to at the time.
It's unfortunate that their slow recording process caused them to release so few albums in their many years together but the ones they did make are classics and every song is fantastic. Their popularity, their innovation and their talent should land them a spot in the hall, no question about it.
Ronnie James Dio
He fronted some of the greatest bands ever and penned some of my favorite songs of all time. From his days in Rainbow with "Man On A Silver Mountain" to his stint with Black Sabbath and the metal classic "Heaven And Hell" to his impressive solo career, RJD had a voice that was powerful, unique and special. His mystical take on metal shined through on everything he touched. Holy Diver and The Last In Line are metal classics, plain and simple.
He is also credited as spawning the devil horns as the international symbol of metal, even though he explained that's not really what it meant when he did it. He is a music legend, a metal icon and he is more than deserving.
This band is THE pioneer of death metal. Period. They blazed a trail that an infinite number of bands followed in their wake. Their epic songs such as "Raining Blood", "Seasons In The Abyss" and "South Of Heaven" reach inside you and make you feel uncomfortable and ecstatic at the same time.
There are innovators and imitators and Slayer is definitely the former. With the passing of Mike Henneman last year, it is even more important that a legendary band like this gets recognized for the doors they have opened for metalheads everywhere.
Judas Priest
Rob Halford became even more of a metal god recently by teaming up with Five Finger Death Punch on their song, "Lift Me Up", not that he needed any help in that department. His long and successful career as the soul piercing vocalist for Priest has placed him in the metal dictionary as THE metal god.
The duelling guitars and shredding riffs still pound it home every time you hear them. The music is timeless and the success and fan loyalty are undeniable. There should be no doubt in anybody's mind whether they deserve to be in or not, it's a no brainer.


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The cities of Thomasville and Lexington reported separate wastewater spills that occurred due to power failure and heavy rains.
The City of Thomasville amended a previous report that stated 78,904 gallons of untreated wastewater spilled from the East Davidson Pump Station on March 10. The city reported the spill occurred on March 7 and included an estimated volume of about 242,004 gallons of wastewater to the South Hamby Creek. The spill was caused by power failure and heavy rains, and rain water constituted most of the volume that spilled.
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Bay County - Neighbors of a burning landfill could soon get some relief from the smoke they've been breathing the last two weeks. But a judge has yet to give state officials the authority to permanently shut down the troubled landfill.
The state department of environmental protection appeared before circuit judge Michael Overstreet Friday, petitioning him to allow the agency to enter the landfill property, put out the fire, and close the landfill down. The fire has been burning at the Kamax Landfill off Highway 390 for two weeks.
The tons of debris under the dirt are an endless supply of fuel for the fire. But the smoke is the real issue, and neighbors are worried about the damage the fire's already done.
"I've been asleep. I'm on oxygen all night until the next day. I've woken up thinking the house is on fire...It's just from the smoke. I guess it comes in through the air conditioning but you smell it in the house too," Margaret Shaddox said.
Shaddox lives next to the landfill and normally takes oxygen treatments for six hours a day for a lung disease. She said she's had to increase those treatments since the fire started. Even then she says she can't avoid the smoke. She said she would go to a motel room, but she can't afford it.
DEP has had its eyes on this landfill for some time. It's only suppose to accept demolition and construction debris. But state officials say the landfill's owner has accepted old furniture, appliances, welding tanks, clothing and all sorts of other items.
There are far more serious charges of groundwater contamination and storm water runoff polluting nearby streams. The owner recently died, so the landfill has been tied up in probate. DEP officials had to go to court to take any further action.
In the meantime, county Firefighters set up at the landfill Thursday morning. They've been working on the fire, as well as conducting water and air quality tests.
"The health department has played a role in the air sampling that's been conducted by the fire department. They have ambient units that can collect air samples and that data has been given to the health department," Sally Cooey with the DEP said.
After Judge Overstreet's ruling Friday, DEP will be able to put a layer of soil over the landfill to smother the fire. No word as to when that will happen, but as far as permanently closing Kamax Landfill, that's still in the judge's hands.
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Say that you're standing in the middle of a car dealership lot staring at the waves of blue, red, black, white cars, some big, some small, some convertible, some long, some short. And say that you've never driven a car before in your life and you've got someone forcing you to pick one right now. Isn't that kind of how it feels to make certain decisions about oxygen?
Well, picking out the best oxygen system doesn't have to feel the same way. Choosing an oxygen system that works best for you has to be a decision you and your doctor make. And, like a car, it's something you get used to, accommodate to your needs, and learn to adapt till you become comfortable with it. Just like my Facebook friend Audra says to me about using oxygen, "It becomes part of you, and life is so much better with it than without it."
I've always refer to this great website by Dr. Pete Wilson when it comes to "Oxygen 101." One of the things many COPDers talk about is about choosing between a compressed and liquid system. And with the help of Drs. Robert Sandhaus from National Jewish Health in Denver, and Dr. Byron Thomashow from Columbia University in New York, we put a little article together about the two oxygen systems.
A compressed system is essentially an aluminum cylinder that comes in different sizes; the smallest is about one pound and the largest (which is usually wheeled in a cart) is about eight pounds. Some folks have a couple containers of different sizes so they can use them for easy travel.
A liquid oxygen system works differently. Because it's in a liquid rather than gaseous format, it takes up only a tenth (1/10) of the space compressed oxygen takes. The canisters are refilled from reservoirs you keep at home; these reservoirs are cylinders about 29-40 inches tall, and filled, they weigh 100-160 pounds. You can sometimes even connect your cannula tubing to the reservoir directly for continuous flow throughout the night.
According to Pete Wilson's website, liquid oxygen may be safer than compressed because it has less pressure; there are still dangers with the possibility of "burning" skin if you touch the ports while refilling, since liquid oxygen is amazingly cold.
Bob Campbell from the Alpha-1 Foundation that reminded me that neither liquid nor compressed oxygen are allowed aboard commercial air flights. You can access more information about flying with oxygen at the Airline Oxygen Council website.
Here's a chart with some of the differences between the two systems outlined:
|~2,000 psi
|Pressure: ~21 psi
|Sizes: Many, from small to quite large
|Sizes: generally two (small hold 0.7 liters/6lbs; larger hold 1+liters/6-9lbs) plus a large reservoir
|Require power source
|– Readily available- Cheap(er)
– Wide range of sizes
– No refilling by patient required
|– Light and portable- Long lasting
– Can be refilled by patient
|– Heavy and clumsy- Need to carry many cylinders with you for long outings
– Potential dangers if dropped
|– Need a large reservoir- Filling requires dexterity and some strength
– Potential dangers of burningly cold liquid oxygen
Audra finishes her messages to me by saying, "People who have just been prescribed O2 have to try to keep their heads up and realize that in the end it will keep them ambulatory and feeling better for the most part . . . they just have to give it a chance." So true.
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June 09, 2014
Having country-style beadboard on cabinet doors may seem incongruous when they're right next to sleek stainless steel kitchen appliances. Or, the colonial charm of Anderson's Chestnut Hill hardwood floors may not quite jive with mid-century artwork from the Swinging Sixties. But it's all part of how decor is blurring between vintage and contemporary home design.
The two play off each other as old furnishings stand alongside modern ones, with natural materials like wood floors warming up the starker appearance of metallics and glass. Whether the period chosen is 1880s or 1960s, an easy way to infuse a modern home with a particular era is to do it with accessories.
My Home Ideas called it "transcending" time periods - light fixtures, fabrics and rugs that express a certain period's style, for instance, can be offset by main furniture pieces of contemporary design.
In fact, mid-20th century furnishings have a colorful, striking look that enlivens virtually any room design, even if many of the pieces aren't of that era. It's a vintage look that brings back the hues of the 1950s and 1960s in flooring, plastics and fabric patterns. Home decorators can introduce bold geometric patterns in decorative pillows and other soft furnishings as one way to exhibit the style that was popular in that time period.
Mixing old and new
In today's design terms, vintage means more than elegant china teacups and floral prints. It may be drawn from any past era and combined easily with contemporary furnishings.
Shabby chic is one such vintage style, because one of its features is a distressed look that may be enhanced over time. It goes well with pastel shades and rustic canvas cloth as well as airy fabrics and contemporary sisal rugs in a light color scheme. But a white canvas sofa with simple lines would fit as well with the shabby chic style as an old-time settee with deep cushioned seating.
If homeowners are using real antiques and collectibles, they should treat them differently from newer pieces that are made of more resilient materials that can withstand stress.
To guard against unnecessary damage to their aged pieces, The American Genius recommended that homeowners plan well when they place heirloom furnishings in their rooms. Valuable pieces shouldn't be placed in direct sunlight unless they're protected by window treatments that filter light.
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On the morning of August 5, 1914, a German steamer, SS Pfalz, attempted to depart the Port of Melbourne before a British declaration of a 'State of War' with Germany came into force. In a desperate race to pass the fortifications guarding Port Phillip Heads before it could legally be interned, Pfalz took aboard a sea pilot and then steamed for the port guard station at Port Phillip Heads. The brief action which ensued is acknowledged as the first British Empire shot of WW1. There has long been disagreement over time, sequence and action. This book attempts to analyze and resolve the various issues.
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