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A post-mortem examination on Green Bay's heartbreaking loss today in Arizona confirms what medical experts and viewers alike suspect: massive external bleeding on the defensive front led to the team's premature death. And after a tremendous second-half run, where the Packers surgically attacked opposing teams to finish 7-1, and today battled back from a three-touchdown deficit, the team's Super Bowl hopes died quickly in the Arizona desert.
By the numbers, the bleeding looked like this: Arizona put up 45 points on offense, amassing 521 yards against the league's second-ranked defense. Cardinal quarterback Kurt Warner was virtually unstoppable, going 29 for 33, an astounding five touchdown passes and 379 yards.
On the ground, the Cardinals' running game showed strong palpitations against the top-ranked run defense in the NFL, registering 156 rushing yards. Cardinals running back Beanie Wells ran for 91 yards on 14 carries and did the most bruising for the Cards.
Continuous blows by the Cardinals' Warner left the Packers hemorrhaging, especially down the middle, where receiver Steve Breaston seemed to run untouched, hauling in seven receptions for 125 yards.
While the Packers were nearly on life-support after Arizona built an early 17-0 lead, Aaron Rodgers and the receiving corps provided a much needed transfusion as the team battled back from a 31-10 deficit in the third quarter to tie the game at 38-38, and a second transfusion when the team needed a late touchdown to tie the game at 45.
On both sides of the ball, the offenses had their way, their teams down field in the highest scoring postseason game in NFL history.
For Rodgers, his day finished with 422 passing yards in his first ever playoff game, and Jermichael Finley caught six passes for 159 yards. The Packers' offense made a valiant attempt to keep Green Bay in the game several times after it appeared the team's arteries were too badly severed.
In overtime, the Packers won the coin toss but failed to move the ball, and on a third down play, Michael Adams stripped Rodgers of the ball. Cardinals linebacker Karlos Dansby plucked the ball out of mid-air and dashed into the end zone for the winning score.
Replays and photos show that Adams had Rodgers' facemask, but no call was made by the officiating crew.
In the end, the Packers' loss today occurred after the defense failed to stop the bleeding inflicted by Kurt Warner and Cardinals' offense. For most of the game, Cardinal receivers severed the Packers' secondary. Green Bay's defense gave up nearly twice the rushing yards and total yards of their season average.
While they managed to exert some pressure on Warner, the Packers managed just one sack in the loss.
Now Green Bay has the offseason to determine where the team needs to make improvements for next year. Packer fans who are wondering what happened to the second-ranked defense might hope the team begins looking there.


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Thanks for the info. How did you get hooked up with Regional Acceptance? Through a dealer? Their website is dedicated to dealers, etc. I was accepted for a loan through CarMax, but they only had a certain lot of cars that I could get with that and none of them is what I wanted.
The income isn't a problem, nor the ability to pay for a payment and God knows that I've learned my lessons with the past and will NEVER pay late on anything again!!!! It is frustrating getting turned down though!!!
Yeah it was one of those "Your Job Is Your Credit" dealers. CarMax is a little shady in my opinion, yeah they are easy to deal with, but I always think they are slipping you roofies and taking you for a ride....kinda the "It's too easy" feeling. Maybe try a small used car dealer, independent dealer they will be more willing to search for a lender. The bigger guys just go with whoever takes them out to lunch more, the smaller guys need the sale.
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Nice hotel in little townPosted Jul 25, 2016
The staff is very friendly. The rooms are spacious and comfy. The breakfast lounge is super nice. They have a fabulous breakfast that will fill you up. It's not just cold cereal. The breakfast staff also friendly. Nearby family owned resturants. No convenient stores around, but the hotel is awesome!
by A verified traveler from Tucson
Posted Jul 4, 2016
Cons: No ice machine on second floor.
Friendly staff, clean rooms and very quiet location.
by A verified traveler
Small town but great servicePosted Jun 27, 2016
Was just passing through after a long day in Bryce Canyon, but had a very warm and friendly greeting upon arrival, and the facilities were clean. The complimentary breakfast was OK, considering it was included in the price of the room. Overall, a good, comfortable place to stay
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Best hotel we found closest to Grand CanyonPosted Jun 10, 2016
We couldn't get in at the lodges closest to the Grand Canyon so we went to the next couple of towns. This was the closest and best option for us. Room was clean, friendly staff, and prompt checkin and check out. It was a geeat location and I would recommend to anyone in the area.
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Best Hotel in KanabPosted May 27, 2016
Pros: Dog friendly with stairs to the outside close to rooms.
Cons: Price is too high.
Location: Near center of town, close to restaurants and Center street.
Centrally located and in great shape. Dog friendly. Good breakfast bar. A little pricey, but compares with similar hotels in the area. Recommended.
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Good place to stay with familyPosted May 24, 2016
Pros: Staff and room
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Nice staff and good location to stay. A room was clean and quiet.
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Good LocationPosted May 18, 2016
Pros: The staff is very pleasant & the breakfast buffet is great.
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In Kanab to visit Best Friends Animal Sanctuary & this hotel is quite convenient. It is right in the center of Kanab.
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Walls are too thin. Could hear people marching up and down the halls.
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Zeer net hotel met ruime kamer en een heel fijn bed. Ook was het hotel en het terrein in een keurige staat.
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Organizers of the Junior Senior Kansas High School Rodeo Association rodeo that was conducted May 4 and 5 in Canton would like to thank the following individuals, organizations and businesses.
Bo Koehn, Ted Regher, Josh McMannis, Tyler Unruh, Jace Jackson, Cole Ledford, Tyler Ledford, Mike Norman, Mike's buddy Luke, Garrett Rogers, Andy Ratzlaff, Christian Larson, Alan Prieb, Heidi Rouse, Grant Bowling, Austin Morgan, Kandee Prieb, Vance Lacy, Chad Larson, Kaden Littrell, Tiny Marston, Rick Claassen and Trevin Prieb.
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Alpes Lima
Alpes Lima has a common areas with computers, good WIFI, a kitchen with all the equipment, library, a big terrace on the top to relax and make barbecue, different activities like football, drinking ga... 更多...
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Communal areas for you to meet and make friends, open 24 hours, free internet access, Wi-fi, lockers, shower room, a real large kitchen, comfortable beds and clean rooms, private and shared, luggage s... 更多...
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我们的名字是红疯狂罗马酒店(Red Psycho Llama Hostel)。名字的意思是回收。 按照寂寞星球(Lonely Planet), 我们是既"保护环境"又便宜的酒店。客人爱我门的地方。酒店距离米拉佛罗斯(Miraflores)地区的中心的肯尼迪公园只有一条街。而且,我们的友好的服务员总是乐于助人。
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Featuring a surf bar, smoothie & sushi lounge, and a patio backyard with couches, hammocks and foosball table, The House Project Backpacker Hostel is the place for cool and young minded travelers... 更多...
Che Lagarto Hostel Lima
Privileged location, the best price, guaranteed fun, comfort and equipment.The Best choice for your stay!
Excelent location! The best place on the famous Miraflores neighborhood, the perfect place... 更多...
B&B Tradiciones Miraflores
At B&B Tradiciones you will enjoy a warm and personal attention by the managing owners themselves. We are Norma and Angelo and we shall be delighted to have you with us. We give away maps and will... 更多...
Hostelima is a large and vibrant youth hostel, conveniently located at the heart of Miraflores, Lima's top tourism neighborhood. This is a 5-minute walk from Parque Kennedy.
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Flying Dog Hostel Lima
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Backpacker's Family Club
Where all guests are members, and so they can enjoy many benefits: entertainment guaranteed, comfortable rooms, trained and helpful staff, and much more.
We have an experience of over 8 years worki... 更多...
Miraflores House
We win the Award of Most Secure Hostel of 2006, to keep you safe and comfortable in home.
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Posada del Rey 2- Lima Airport Hostel
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Perfect for your arrival or departure, the... 更多...
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Backpackers Family House
Backpacker's Family House in Lima has been successfully run for six years. A place that builds upon experience and one of the best service in Peru, We a... 更多...
Hostel Kokopelli
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Flying Dog Hostels B&B
Hello! Flying into Lima? Need a place to stay? Great! That s were we come in!Flying Dog Hostels B&B offer you a pleasant stay in our clean, secure and fun hostels. You will find not only an excel... 更多...
KACLLA, The Healing Dog Hostel
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1900 Backpackers Hostel
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Just refurbished and renovated; we are in front of the Lima's Museum of Ar... 更多...
Dragonfly Hostels
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House Inn Backpacker
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The Point Lima
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511 Lima Hostel
511 Lima Hostel is a totally new concept for a hostel. Located in the best area of Miraflores, just a few minutes from an ocean view walk and from the Costa Verde cliff route, this 50 year old colonia... 更多...
Flying Dog Hostels Backpackers
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The Lighthouse Bed and Breakfast
The Lighthouse Bed and Breakfast is a small, quiet, homely British/Peruvian owned and run guesthouse with variety of comfortable private rooms situated in a safe residential area of Miraflores, Lima o... 更多...
Barranco's Backpackers Inn
Welcome to Barranco Backpackers!
This is our family house; Casa Estrada, built in 1945. We have converted this very spacious 6 bedroom home into a lovely two story hostel. This is our family busine... 更多...
Chaski Lodge
Chaski Lodge is a spacious, comfortable bed and breakfast in the heart of Miraflores. We provide clean sleeping accommodations with thick, comfortable mattresses in both our private rooms and dorm roo... 更多...
Loki Backpackers Hostel
Loki Lima
This is the brand new addition to the family, boasting all the great features you would expect from a Loki Hostel, the place for budget travellers to stop, relax, meet people have fun and... 更多...
Pay Purix Hostel - Lima Airport
Perfect location with the Airport. Its located at 3 Minutes from the International Airport. Pick-Up:
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Hitchhikers Lima Hostel
Hitchhikers B&B Backpackers Peru Hostel, offers his guests a comfortable, nice, big and warm place to stay in at affordable prices for an excellent service.
Hitchhikers B&B Backpa... 更多...
Open Guest House Lima
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Jonathan: Welcome everyone to Forward Thinking, the Podcast that's bigger, faster, stronger. I am your host Jonathan Strickland and I am joined by …
Lauren: Lauren Vogelbaum.
Joe: And Joe McCormick.
Jonathan: And we wanted to talk about Transhumanism, but specifically about how prostheses have changed over the years and how they are going to change in the future, and the interfaces that we will use between our brains and a robotic prosthetic, for those of us who need to be fitted with them. And, to really understand about the development of prosthetics, you just have to look back a few decades really, to see how far we've come.
Because Dean Kamen, who is a developer of many technologies, one of the most famous being the Segway. But also, of something called the Luke Arm, which we will talk about a little bit. Said, you just look at the development. If you looked at prosthetic legs, they had progressed quite a bit over the last several decades, but prosthetic arms had not. Essentially if you had lost say a hand, you will get it replaced with a hook, and maybe a few years later they developed it where you could have a hook that would have a clamp essentially on it that would be attached to other muscles and when you would clinch those muscles you could make the clamp [Crosstalk]
Lauren: Pinchy
Jonathan: Yeah, you can pinch things, pick things up. But still very limited mobility, very limited utility. This sort of state of affairs lasted way too long.
Joe: It surely not because the designers were lazy right, this is really hard to do.
Jonathan: Yeah, no it's incredibly tricky to design a limb that can replace something as versatile as a human arm.
Joe: When you think about the human arm, you think about how many degrees of freedom you need to do something, as complex as say as playing a guitar or even just like eating spaghetti.
Jonathan: Sure
Lauren: Even just picking up a cup when you're not entirely sure how hard the cup is. That's not a thing that you find out until you touch it and you got this incredibly complex feedback system.
Jonathan: Right, yeah how heavy it might be so you have to be – you know we take it for granted, those of us who have all our limbs, we take it for granted because that's our daily experience, right. So, it's only when something has happened where we need to have a limb replaced, or maybe we were born without a limb, that this really becomes a consideration that we think about for any length of time. Otherwise, it's just, this is just life, we can reach over and pick up a cup.
Lauren: Yeah, yeah, which of course happens all the time in going way back into history with war. I mean especially in history because we had less good medical technology.
Jonathan: Yeah, less good was pretty much a market history as far as the medical term technology went. I tease Vogelbaum but I say worse things on a nearly minute-by-minute basis.
Lauren: I think the word "good" is a good word.
Joe: I agree with her.
Lauren: But then you know you got all kinds of science fiction things like Star Wars where Luke looses a hand and –
Jonathan: Wait, what? I've only worked my way up to Episode 2.
Lauren: OMG spoilers. Or even an Army of Darkness where you know Ash goes back in time and somehow concocts this mechanical hand.
Jonathan: Then the gauntlet, it's groovy I will say it's groovy.
Lauren: Very groovy.
Jonathan: For the longest time, we were looking at pretty limited prosthetic arms and really, that's where a lot of focus on the technology has been recently. All though, we've seen other type of robotic aids, not just for arms but also for things like Cochlear Implants, things like that. But arms are really what we are focusing on today.
Joe: It seems that – what's the difficulty here right. We can create robotic arms these days that are incredibly precise, and I'm not talking about the kind of arms you put on a person.
Jonathan: Right, you're talking about a like a stationary arm that might work on a manufacturing line.
Joe: Yeah, go look at an auto production facility and look at the amazing arms they can build. The problem doesn't seem to be any more the design of the arm itself, but the interface between the arm and the human brain that controls it.
Jonathan: To be fair there's also – I'm sorry Lauren, go ahead.
Lauren: Oh, no, no, no, I was just going to say, you know we still know more about robotic mechanics than we really do about human brain mechanics because the way that neurons work is kind of mysterious.
Jonathan: Right, and on top of that, just to go back to another challenge. That auto assembly arm probably weighs several hundred pounds.
Joe: Oh sure, sure.
Lauren: And it does one thing to be fair it has one job.
Jonathan: Right, you have one thing to do today arm.
Joe: But it did it right, six thousand times.
Jonathan: Right, but again you are talking about something that was made for industrial use. You are talking about something that is meant to replace a lost human limb. Obviously, things you have to worry about are not just the usability but how heavy is it. It needs to be lighter.
Joe: And the cost.
Jonathan: The cost well the cost also, but really I mean putting cost aside for now, how heavy is it. You have to make it light enough so that a human being can use this comfortably, or else it's not useful right. It's not something that is going to increase someone's quality of life, which is really what we're talking about here. So, it needs to be light. It needs to be efficient because if you have to constantly plug it in because the batteries are draining, then that would be a quality of life issue as well. It needs to be versatile.
It needs to be able to give you some sort of sensory feedback, because if you have a robotic arm that has an ability to grip but no feedback, you wouldn't know how hard to grip something before picking it up. You can shatter a glass or –
Lauren: You're just squishing cups of coffee all the time, every day.
Jonathan: Exactly
Joe: Your not a hug your loved ones.
Jonathan: Right, you wouldn't want to do that obviously, if you were unable to determine how tightly you were squeezing them without hearing them squeal in pain obviously. So these are challenges, they are real challenges. It seems kind of easy to make light of it. But when you think of that from an engineering standpoint these are real challenges to overcome.
To kind of talk about where we've been recently, Dean Kamen again, the guy who invented the Segway, he took on a project that he ended up calling the Luke Arm and he named it after the character from The Star Wars Series, Luke Skywalker, who –
Joe: The Star Wars Series?
Jonathan: Yes, it's a series.
Lauren: A series of three. Wouldn't it be nice if they made some Star Wars prequels? I bet that would be swell.
Jonathan: I love making that joke every time we bring this up. But yes, Star Wars, of course Luke Skywalker has his arm lopped off by his daddy Darth Vader, spoiler alert.
Joe: Really? It's just his hand but go on.
Jonathan: It is just his hand, but he ends up having more than just the hand replaced because you can see it in the wrist right. Because, anyway, so he has his hand replaced with the robotic arm.
Joe: Just go, yeah.
Jonathan: So Dean came and named his robotic arm after that character Luke Skywalker and what happened was, he was actually approached by the United States Government and they were telling him, listen, we have a lot of service men and women coming back from overseas who have suffered injuries in the line of duty, and while we can do a lot for anyone who has lost a leg, because of the technology has really improved quite a bit so that people can get around with some limited mobility, but better off than they were. That technology hasn't really advanced to arms. So, if someone lost an arm, we don't have really anything sophisticated to help replace it.
So, they gave him a challenge. They said we need you to develop a technology that will allow a person who has lost all or part of an arm, to have essentially the same mobility they would have if they still had their arm. It can't weigh more than a normal "average" really, I shouldn't say normal. An average human arm and it needs to have some sort of sensory feedback, so you know how tightly to grip something when you're picking it up.
At first Dean Kamen said, wow I don't know that this is possible because you're talking about developing something that's really light –
Lauren: So advanced
Jonathan: Yeah, advanced and light. Those are the two things, right. It needed to have a lot of technology in it and it needed to have – it needed to be made out of a material with enough power but still be light so that someone would not feel like it's a burden to wear it. So, they developed this Luke Arm System.
The early ones had an interface that was completely – I mean it was electronic, but it was similar to like a mechanical system, in the sense that you would have buttons that you would operate, but with your feet. You would wear – you know your shoes would have the controls in them and by putting pressure on your toes, or the balls of your feet, or the heels, you can make the arm do different things.
There's a great video that shows an amputee who has lost nearly all of one arm and the other entire arm. He is wearing the Luke Arm that gives him the ability – I think it's his left arm that he's got now with the Luke Arm, where he can do things like, if he leans forward the arm bends at the elbow, so he can bring his hand closer to his face. If he leans back, then it extends the elbow. Then by operating a switch by leaning his neck just a little bit, he could change it so he could rotate the wrist by doing those same commands. So, through a series of subtle, and these are subtle, it's not like he has to lean way forward to have this happen, but a few subtle muscular movements, he can operate this robotic arm.
So that's one form of interface. Now, granted, in this case, you really have to train yourself how to operate this robotic arm using all these different motions. It's almost like in a way, playing a video game, manipulating a digital character through physical controls, same sort of thing. You are not sending commands directly from the brain to the robotic arm, your saying, all right, here's what I need to do. I need to lift my arm up so I have to put pressure on my toes so that I can give the command to lift up the arm.
Lauren: It would have to become second nature yeah. Any prosthesis is going to involve people learning those kinds of commands.
They are making these retinal prosthesis these days that have an array of electrodes in place of the cells, that would normally detect light for you They are hooked up to a kind of like Google glasses, sort of like a little video camera in glasses that you can wear. The glasses tell you when you are seeing something. They send a signal back to the electrodes. The electrodes send a signal to your brain, but it's not as if you're seeing it. You have to learn how to interpret the messages that are being sent.
Jonathan: Sure, like you might see blocks that are representing an object in your field of view and the greater the resolution, the more blocks you will see and the closer those blocks will resemble whatever the shape is. So, in general with these, right now the state of the art, as I understand it, is that it lets you see that there's a shape in front of you, but it doesn't really give you a lot of definition yet. But it's incredibly promising.
Lauren: Yeah
Joe: But we're always trying to get closer, aren't we.
Jonathan: Yeah
Joe: And there are some people who have gotten amazingly close, as it seems to me, by close I'm talking about the connection between the brain and the movement of the prosthesis in a way that feels natural.
Now, when you go to move your arm, assuming you have a regular human arm that is still attached to you the way most people have. You don't have to think about a series of commands to do it its intuitive.
Jonathan: Right
Joe: You just think move and it moves. You think pinch and it pinches. Could we get there? Well, that's something I think a lot of people who design prosthesis have been thinking about for a long time.
Jonathan: Sure, it's a great goal.
Joe: Right, and so I saw a really interesting TED talk by a guy who designs prosthesis and his name is, I think I'm pronouncing this right, is Todd Kuiken and he was talking about a process called Targeted Muscle Re-enervation. And if I understand it correctly, the way this works is, they can essentially simulate that direct connection between the brain and the movement of the prosthesis. It works like this, so you have a mechanical arm that has a certain number of degrees of freedom and actions it can do. Like say move the forearm up and down by bending at the elbow, or pinch by moving the muscles in the arm and the hand, and in us all of these things are controlled by nerve impulses through nerves that go down the arm.
Now they can't connect those nerves directly to a machine yet, they don't know how to do it. We just haven't figured that out, the way to get the nerve to send a signal directly to a machine to make it do the job, but -
Jonathan: To essentially build a new pathway for the ones that were lost or maybe was never there.
Joe: Right, but they can reroute it mechanically. And, what he showed is, that they would perform a surgery where they would take these nerves out of the arm and they would reroute them to a muscle that is not used much, like near the top of the pectoral muscle and each of these nerves would lead to a small patch of muscle up in the upper pectoral. So, when the person sends that thought –
Jonathan: The command
Joe: Say the command that we use when you have an uninjured arm or a regular arm to pinch, that sends the muscle command and it would make the muscle, in this case the upper pectoral, where the nerve has been rerouted to contract. Now they can teach the machine, based on sensors attached to that muscle to learn how to do those commands. So, essentially by creating a mechanical detour for the signal to follow, you can create direct brain to prosthesis communication. So a person with this arm really thinks pinch and the arm pinches.
Lauren: So almost instead of teaching the person how to rethink the process, they are teaching the machine how to rethink the process.
Joe: Exactly
Jonathan: Yeah, tell the machine how to interpret those muscle contractions that essentially like, when this part of the muscle contracts that means rotate the wrist, that kind of thing. Because that's the actual command that's coming from the brain.
Lauren: That's so cool.
Jonathan: Yeah, that's really fascinating.
Joe: I got chill bumps when I was watching it.
Jonathan: Yeah, it's a hugely behead and it's an amazing development and it's very promising. And I imagine that the next step would be the direct brain interface where we don't even have that little mechanical –
Lauren: Stop over, sure
Jonathan: Stop over, sure.
Joe: Because right now there's a problem with real estate right, you only have so much muscle on your body that you can use to amplify these nerves signals and by doing that you're taking up muscles that really should be used for other things.
Jonathan: Right, right, there are only a few muscles that we would not think of as being really necessary for day-to-day life. You know things that you have but you're not using them all the time for some other purpose. Clearly if it were something else that you were using all the time, then that would interfere. Like when you were trying to actually accomplish one task, it would have a second task going on with your robotic limb because it was misinterpreting the commands.
Yeah, because again, the machine itself doesn't know any one command from another. It is just when it detects there is this activity going on that's a command for it to do something. The machine itself is not intelligent; it's just reacting in a very specific way to a very specific input.
So, yeah, I think the next step is the whole brain computer interface, which is going to go well beyond just prosthetics or prosthesis I should say. Joe corrected me before the show.
Joe: Yeah, prosthetic is an adjective.
Lauren: Yeah, it's prosthesis.
Joe: Yeah, I think I said it that way earlier today too.
Jonathan: What do you call it when you have to set your clocks back an hour?
Joe: Oh, you mean –
Jonathan: Anyway, yeah it's exciting to see this development and very encouraging and I highly recommend if you have not gone online and watched that TED Talk, or watched some of the videos about Dean Kamen's Luke Arm, I recommend watching them. They're very inspiring and to see the people who this is affecting. The people who are suddenly regaining abilities that they might have lost more than a decade or two decades ago, to hear them talk about that experience, is really a phenomenal thing.
A lot of the people who are working on this, on this medical technology, they credit the fact that you're actually seeing lives change because of what you do, and that's why they are doing it. It's not because there is some sort of lucrative contract involved. It's all about, when you see someone's life change in that huge way and that they are suddenly much more self reliant because of it, that's phenomenal. You know that's a great story. And those are very inspiring videos. I highly recommend checking them out.
Joe: So, I have a question for you all.
Jonathan: Sure
Joe: Imagining that this trend is going to continue on as most technological trends do, how far away do you think we are from a time when you can create a prosthetic arm that's virtually indistinguishable from the arm you're born with?
Jonathan: Well, right now we can already create limbs that give some form of force feedback, although usually that's to let us – usually that ends up being something like a little vibrating motor to it and the more it vibrates, the harder you are gripping something. So, right now that's kind of an artificial way of determining how hard you're gripping.
I would say that this is so much fun because whenever you're talking about future technologies, it's always safe to go with we're twenty years away. We're always twenty years away. It depends on the technology. Either you are always twenty years away or your always a decade out.
Joe: Time travel, 20 years away.
Jonathan: 20 years away, 20 years away,
Lauren: Singularity, twenty years away.
Joe: 20 to 22.
Jonathan: Yeah, but seriously I mean the complex nature of creating a brain computer interface that is seamless, it's impossible for me to overstate how complicated that is because honestly we don't understand everything about the brain. So, until we have a true understanding of the brain, it's very difficult to create an interface that's going to work –
Lauren: Seamlessly
Jonathan: Yeah, especially across a population right.
Lauren: Sure.
Jonathan: You have to build them almost from the ground up on an individual basis because we don't have enough of an understanding to approach it from a more general standpoint. So, final answer, twenty years. Lauren?
Lauren: [Laughter] while we're making up numbers, I'm going to say fifty, fifty years, definitely fifty.
Jonathan: Lauren's a pessimist, Joe?
Joe: I have no idea.
Jonathan: Why do you ask a question? Because you just wanted to know?
Joe: Because you all are smarter than I am.
Jonathan: Oh, okay well that's fair.
Lauren: I do not think that's true.
Joe: Don't comment.
Jonathan: So, no I'm just kidding Joe, which is a very bright guy, almost human level intelligence.
Lauren: [Laughter] Oh, snap!
Jonathan: But anyway, no, no. This is a really interesting topic, and it's one of those where I think, when you see the benefits of the technology, it's – I can't imagine not being inspired by it. I find it an incredible story so I'm really eager to see this continue in the future.
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Recipes for smoking brisket typically recommend a temperature of 225 F. My weber smokey mountain has a water pan to help regulate the temperature. But what if I am able to maintain that temperature without a waterpan? Would it cook the same way or is the humidity necessary when smoking brisket?
The water pan does affect humidity in the cooking chamber and therefore, it does change the how quickly moisture evaporates out of the meat. The question really becomes - "Will the meat be moist enough without the water pan?" Which, to a degree, is personal preference. Some choose to not use a water pan and baste instead, some use both and some neither.
I would recommend trial and error. Brisket is relatively pricey so I would recommend using pork shoulders. Smoke one with the pan and one without and see if you think the moisture content is satisfactory. The briskets won't cook exactly the same but the relative moisture level in the shoulders should give you a decent estimate.
I personally always use a water pan, but I don't usually fear meat from a smoker being "too moist", and it does wonders for temperature stabilization. I also have a larger smoking chamber than a WSM so it's possible that too moist is a larger concern for you.
One last note, while cooking too hot for too long will inevitably dry out your meat, cutting a brisket or shoulder without letting it set for at least an hour (ideally 2) after cooking will also dry it out.
According to Big Green Eggic, the main effect of the water pan is help keep the heat even and low in the cooker by:
This makes it easier to hold even, low temperatures (like 225 F) for long, low and slow cooking.
They claim the humidity change is not really terribly important, as water evaporates from the surface of the foods relatively quickly in any case.
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Hyatt House Scottsdale Old Town
Hyatt House Scottsdale Old Town
Hotel Guest Rating: 9.0/10
4245 North Drinkwater Boulevard
Scottsdale, AZ 85251
Hotel Freebies Available*
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Welcome to the Hyatt House Scottsdale Old Town
A hearty breakfast, a heated pool, full kitchens, flat-panel TVs and walking distance to entertainment please Priceline guests at the non-smoking Hyatt House Scottsdale Old Town.
Hotel Features
The three-story Hyatt House houses 164 spacious one- and two-bedroom suites featuring full kitchens with microwaves, refrigerators, stovetops and dishwashers. The hotel's suites also offer sofa beds, desks, flat-panel TVs and free Wi-Fi. The free breakfast features eggs, meats, French toast, crepes, fruit, cereals, yogurt and beverages. Complimentary appetizers and drinks are served Monday through Thursday evenings, and there's a picnic area offering barbecue facilities. Guests can refresh from the Arizona sun in the heated pool, grab a workout in the 24-hour fitness room and get down to business in the work center. The hotel offers a mini-mart on-site, complimentary shuttle service within a five-mile radius (limited hours) and free parking. Pets are welcome for an additional fee.
Hotel Location
The Hyatt House is located in downtown Scottsdale, a half-mile from the Fifth Avenue shopping area and is surrounded by a variety of restaurants and entertainment. Fashion Square is 10 minutes west and Camelback Park and Continental Golf Course are just one-and-a-half miles east. Guests can peruse the Scottsdale Museum of Contemporary Art or check out a show at the Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts, both located within a 15-minute stroll south. And when flying in, guests are eight miles from Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport.
Guest Favorites
Priceline guests praise the Hyatt House Scottsdale Old Town for "beautiful and clean" rooms and "friendly and helpful" staff, and say the hotel was "much more than expected."
Hyatt House Scottsdale Old Town Amenities
- 24-hour food & beverage kiosk
- 24-hour front desk
- Accessible facilities
- Accessible parking
- Accessible room
- Air conditioning
- Air conditioning individually controlled in room
- Alarm clock
- AM/FM radio
- ATM/Cash machine
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- Fire safety compliant
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- Outdoor pool
- Parking
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- Pets allowed
- Photocopy center
- Playground
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- Public area air conditioned
- Remote control television
- Safe deposit box
- Secured parking
- Security
- Spa
- Storage space
- Sundry/Convenience store
- Telephone
- Telephone jack adaptor available
- Tennis court
- Train access
- Transportation
- Transportation services - local area
- Transportation services - local office
- Valet cleaning
- Valet same day dry cleaning
- VCR player available at front desk
- Voice mail
- Wakeup service
- Water sports
- Whirlpool
- Wireless connectivity
- Wireless internet connection
- Wireless internet connection in public areas
Hotel Information
You must show a valid photo ID and credit card upon check-in. Please note that all special requests cannot be guaranteed and are subject to availability upon check-in. Additional charges may apply. Guests are required to show a photo identification and credit card upon check-in. Please note that all Special Requests are subject to availability and additional charges may apply.
Hotel Guest Reviews of the Hyatt House Scottsdale Old TownOur hotel ratings and reviews are from real hotel guests. Priceline.com ensures that its reviews are guests-only by proactively sending hotel surveys to customers after they've completed their hotel stays. In the post-stay surveys, priceline.com hotel customers are asked a number of questions about their stay and the hotel. On a scale of 1-10 with 10 being the best, the survey asks guests to rate their overall experience and specifically rate the hotel's cleanliness, staff and location. Priceline.com does not allow site visitors to post unsolicited hotel reviews.
Sort by: All Travelers | Solo Traveler(1) | Traveling as Couple(6) | Family with Young Children(1) | Group Traveler(4)
Verified Hotel Guest from West End, NC
March 25, 2016
March 25, 2016
The location was very good, within walking distance to many restaurants.
On two of our days we had to call and request that our room be cleaned and this was after 4:00pm! And on these two days, the linen was not changed nor did they vacuumðŸËž! Over priced for the physical condition.
Verified Hotel Guest from Chicago, IL
January 6, 2016
Solo Traveler
January 6, 2016
Solo Traveler
The staff were very friendly, accommodating and helpful. When I had an issue with the room, they promptly switched me to a new room. Rooms are newer and very clean. Enjoyed the ample space. Can't beat the location - close to mall, bars, restaurants.
The walls are very thin. I could almost everything going on in the room next to mine. I could also hear footsteps above. Try to stay on a top floor if possible. The noise is why I had to knock a couple of stars off of the overall rating.
Kassandra from Tuba City, AZ
September 18, 2015
September 18, 2015
Loved it... everything was nice!
Laura from Cottage Grove, MN
July 15, 2015
July 15, 2015
Room and pet friendly
Breakfast though excellent could have been warmer.
Adriana from Sahuarita, AZ
June 1, 2015
Family Traveling with Young Children
June 1, 2015
Family Traveling with Young Children
The location was excellent, room size and amenities were great along with the breakfast menu.
The only thing I did not like was that the pool was a little small and full of bugs.
Verified Hotel Guest from San Diego, CA
March 10, 2015
Group Traveler
March 10, 2015
Group Traveler
location, large rooms, suites
pet friendly so one of our friends had issues w/ allergies in the room (allergic to cat and dog dander)
Tony from Las Vegas, NV
January 12, 2015
January 12, 2015
first day bought food and next day kitchen was covered with ants.
location and staff
Verified Hotel Guest from Pass Christian, MS
December 30, 2014
December 30, 2014
It had a great location. The suite was clean and comfortable. It was nice and quiet. Great breakfast!
Verified Hotel Guest from Victoria, Canada
November 23, 2014
November 23, 2014
Location and room layout
Noisy but it was only on the Saturday night. Sound through walls very noticeable
Myra from Lexington, KY
September 19, 2014
Group Traveler
September 19, 2014
Group Traveler
The 2-bedroom suite was perfect for my daughter and me: spacious, clean, full kitchen, and great location to restaurants and shopping!!
The bar didn't open until 5pm. It would have been nice to be able to enjoy an adult beverage by the pool during the afternoon.
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A storm system that spawned tornadoes and sparked widespread flooding across states has been socking the U.S. for four days. Here are some quick facts and anecdotes on the system:
— TORNADOES: At least 65 tornadoes hit the U.S., according to rough estimates from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
— DEATHS: In all, 37 deaths in eight states have been blamed on the storms.
— DOUBLE WHAMMY: In one of the few times in history, America had back-to-back days with tornado deaths in the double digits, on Sunday and Monday.
— STATES AFFECTED: At least 16 states were hit by the storm system in some way, most in the South and the nation's midsection.
— RAINFALL: Nearly 2 feet of rain fell in some areas. Pensacola, Fla., saw about 22 inches.
— PATH OF DESTRUCTION: In Arkansas, the deadliest tornado of the past four days cut through some 80 miles of the state.
— ANNIVERSARY ... ALMOST: Tornadoes in Alabama this week came just one day after the anniversary of an outbreak of tornadoes that killed hundreds in the state April 27, 2011.
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Science Homework Due May 09, 2012
1. Make up a poem about the 5 main topics you have learned about in science this year (Chemistry, Geo time, Hydrosphere, Cell Theory, and Microbiology)
2. Turn in a NEAT copy of the poem – either handwritten or typed.
3. Each student will turn in up to 5 poems for homework grade. The more precise the rules – the more points given.
Chemistry: Matter, elements, compounds, mixtures, atoms, protons, neutrons, electrons, nucleus, atomic mass, periodic table, physical properties, chemical properties, malleability, ductility, density, solubility, chemical formulas,
Geo Time: geological time scale, eras, eons, periods, epochs, fossils, sedimentary rocks, absolute age, radioactive dating, relative age, law of superposition, unconformity, intrusion, index fossil, extinction, mass extinctions, convergent, divergent, mechanical weathering, chemical weathering
Hydrosphere: polarity, surface tension, adhesion, solvent, universal solvent, density, buoyancy, specific heat, hydrosphere, glacier groundwater, aquifer, wetlands, watershed, tributaries, lake, desalination, sonar, benthos, plankton, nekton, intertidal zone, neritic zone, coral reef, upwelling, hydrothermal vents, estuaries, ph, turbidity, nitrates, bio-indicators, gps, remote sensing, pollutant, point source, nonpoint source, wastewater,
Cell Theory: cell, cell theory, unicellular, multicellular, organelles, nucleus, mitochondria, ribosome's, endoplasmic reticulum, golgi apparatus, lysosome, eukaryotes, chloroplasts, photosynthesis, chlorophyll, euglena, eyespot, flagellum, amoeba, pseudopodia, paramecium, volvox, mitosis, prophase, metaphase, anaphase, telophase, protists
Mircrobiology: virus, prokaryote, cell wall, bacterial cell, eukaryotes, dieses, noninfectious dieses, pathogen, infectious disease, parasite, vector, carrier, contagious disease, vaccine, antibiotics, antibiotic resistance
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Geo Time.doc
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April 30, May 2 $ 3rd
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http://www.quia.com/jg/1945094.html - Chemistry Vocab Review
http://www.quia.com/jg/1938490.html - Geologic Time Vocab
http://www.quia.com/rr/622807.html - Chemical Equations
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Brand Names: Metaglip
Generic Name: glipizide and metformin (Pronunciation: GLIP ih zyd and met FOR min)
What is glipizide and metformin (Metaglip)?
Glipizide and metformin is a combination of two oral diabetes medicines that help control blood sugar levels.
Glipizide and metformin is for people with type 2 diabetes who do not use daily insulin injections. This medication is not for treating type 1 diabetes.
Glipizide and metformin may also be used for purposes not listed in this medication guide.
Glipizide-Metformin 2.5 mg-250 mg-MYL
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Glipizide-Metformin 2.5 mg-250 mg-TEV
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Glipizide-Metformin 2.5 mg-500 mg-MYL
oval, white, imprinted with M, G32
Glipizide-Metformin 2.5 mg-500 mg-TEV
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Glipizide-Metformin 5 mg-500 mg-MYL
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Glipizide-Metformin 5 mg-500 mg-TEV
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Metaglip 2.5 mg-250 mg
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Metaglip 2.5-500 mg
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Metaglip 5-500 mg
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What are the possible side effects of glipizide and metformin (Metaglip)?
Get emergency medical help if you have any of these signs of an allergic reaction: hives; difficult breathing; swelling of your face, lips, tongue, or throat.
This medication may cause lactic acidosis (a build-up of lactic acid in the body, which can be fatal). Lactic acidosis can start slowly and get worse over time. Get emergency medical help if you have even mild symptoms of lactic acidosis, such as: muscle pain or weakness, numb or cold feeling in your arms and legs, trouble breathing, stomach pain, nausea with vomiting, slow or uneven heart rate, dizziness, or feeling very weak or tired.
Stop taking this medication and call your doctor at once if you have a serious side effect such as:
Less serious side effects may include:
This is not a complete list of side effects and others may occur. Call your doctor for medical advice about side effects. You may report side effects to FDA at 1-800-FDA-1088.
What is the most important information I should know about glipizide and metformin (Metaglip)?
Do not use glipizide and metformin if you have congestive heart failure or kidney disease, or if you are in a state of diabetic ketoacidosis (call your doctor for treatment with insulin).
If you need to have any type of x-ray or CT scan using a dye that is injected into your veins, you will need to temporarily stop taking glipizide and metformin.
Take care not to let your blood sugar get too low. Low blood sugar (hypoglycemia) can occur if you skip a meal, exercise too long, drink alcohol, or are under stress. Symptoms include headache, hunger, weakness, sweating, tremor, irritability, or trouble concentrating. Carry hard candy or glucose tablets with you in case you have low blood sugar. Other sugar sources include orange juice and milk. Be sure your family and close friends know how to help you in an emergency.
Some people develop lactic acidosis while taking metformin. Early symptoms may get worse over time and this condition can be fatal. Get emergency medical help if you have even mild symptoms such as: muscle pain or weakness, numb or cold feeling in your arms and legs, trouble breathing, stomach pain, nausea with vomiting, slow or uneven heart rate, dizziness, or feeling very weak or tired.
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Report Problems to the Food and Drug Administration
You are encouraged to report negative side effects of prescription drugs to the FDA. Visit the FDA MedWatch website or call 1-800-FDA-1088.
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