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Police: Drugs found in Escondido home after SWAT standoff
ESCONDIDO A search of a home at the center of a SWAT standoff Wednesday in Escondido turned up a small amount of methamphetamine and a disassembled handgun missing key components, an Escondido police lieutenant said.
Lt. Chris Wynn said police arrested three of four men who were inside the Spruce Street home when the standoff began, about 9:20 a.m. Wednesday.
Members of the Sexual Assault Felony Enforcement Task force had gone to the home, near 5th Avenue, looking for a sex offender suspected of failing to register, Wynn said.
Wynn said they spotted a man carrying what appeared to be an assault rifle, sparking calls for backup and kicking off the standoff.
Inside of a half-hour, one of the men gave up, while another man tried to run, but was caught after a short chase, Wynn said. That man, David Mata Betancort, 19, was arrested on suspicion of violating a court order related to a gang injunction.
A third man surrendered about 1:30 p.m., Wynn said.
The final man gave up after officers fired flash-bang grenades outside of the home, Wynn said.
Officers arrested Escondido resident Miguel Angel Juarez, 37, who also goes by Saravia. He was wanted on suspicion of failing to register as a sex offender and two misdemeanor warrants, Wynn said.
They also arrested Christopher David Sarenana, 24, of Escondido, on suspicion of a probation violation, the lieutenant said.
The suspected assault rifle turned out to be an air rifle, Wynn said.


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Ginger Crystallized
Ginger was used in ancient times as a food preservative and to help treat digestive problems. To treat digestive problems, Greeks would eat ginger wrapped in bread. Eventually ginger was added to the bread dough creating that wonderful treat many around the globe love today: gingerbread! Ginger ale eventually stemmed from a ginger beer made by the English and Colonial America as a remedy for diarrhea, nausea and vomiting. Ginger thrives in the tropics and warmer regions and is therefore currently grown in parts of West Africa, the West Indies, India and China with the best quality ginger coming from Jamaica where it is most abundant. In the United States, ginger is grown in Florida, Hawaii, and along the eastern coast of Texas. Gingerroot is characterized by it's strong sweet, yet woodsy smell. It is tan in color with white to creamy-yellow flesh that can be coarse yet stringy. Medicine Ginger is not just an important spice. It is used to treat many illnesses in Asia and in the West, particularly nausea and travel-sickness. Candied fruit or Glacé fruit, also known as crystallized fruit, has been around since the 14th century. Whole fruit, smaller pieces of fruit, or pieces of peel, are placed in heated sugar syrup thereby absorbing the moisture from within the fruit and eventually preserving it. Depending on size and type of fruit, this process of preservation can take from several days to several months.[1] The continual process of drenching the fruit in syrup causes the fruit to become saturated with sugar, thereby preventing the growth of spoilage microorganisms.[2] Fruits which are commonly candied include dates, cherries, pineapple, turnips and ginger.[3] Recipes vary from region to region, but the general principle is to boil the fruit, steep it in increasingly strong sugar solutions for a number of weeks, and then dry off any remaining water.[4] The high sugar content of finished glacé fruits inhibits the growth of microorganisms, and glacé fruits will keep for a number of years without any additional methods of preservation. Fruits that hold up well to being preserved in this manner include cherries, plums, peaches, apricots, pears, starfruit, pineapple, apples, and citrus fruits. Angelica is rarely seen in western cooking except as a glacé fruit.


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Amazon reports 28% North American sales growth in Q2
International sales increased an even faster 30%. The company also reported a record profit of $857 million during the second quarter and accelerated expansions ...
Amazon reports 28% North American sales growth in Q2
International sales increased an even faster 30%. The company also reported a record profit of $857 million during the second quarter and accelerated expansions ...
Google's paid clicks jump 37% in Q2
Alphabet Inc. today reports that Google's advertising revenue rose 19.5% in the second quarter.
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The attorney general's office said three state residents must pay restitution.
Businesses that fell victim to an e-commerce scam that originated in Washington state could be eligible for refunds. But business owners first must contact the state's attorney general's office.
The potential refunds relate to a deceptive practice suit filed by the attorney general's office in 2009. Washington state accused three state residents—Jeremy Avey, Alexander Martin and Brent Stanphill—of promising to help small business owners sell online, taking their money and then failing to provide the promised services. The state said it acted after receiving 22 complaints from business owners.
The three defendants, operating behind various company names, offered such services as shopping cart integration, search engine optimization and web site design, according to the state's complaint. Defrauded clients could be owed an average of $1,800, the state has said, though at least one small business owner paid the three defendants $8,700 for web site hosting services that were never delivered.
In March, the state won a ruling against the three, who are required to pay $80,000 in restitution, along with $80,000 to reimburse the state for its investigation and court costs. The three defendants operated behind the following company names:
• White Crane Technologies
• TNT Cart
• Strada Technologies
• Cybercom Technologies
• Wizy-Wiz eCommerce
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The state attorney general's office, however, says it has no way to contact potential victims of the scam. Business owners who think they are victims, and who can provide proof of payment, can learn more about the case via this site operated by the attorney general's office, and file complaints via this site. The office says it will consider refunds only for payments made prior to Dec. 3, 2010. The office will accept refund requests until March 29, 2012. Payments will be made after that date.
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The number of hospitality outlets in Otago grew in 2013 by
2.3%, after four years of reduction.
Following a small rise in the current year, numbers are
expected to rise again in 2015.
The Restaurant Association's Hospitality Report 2014 showed
the region also recorded the highest sales growth in the
country - 14.5% - in the year ended March.
Canterbury experienced 10.8% sales growth and nationwide
sales increased 6.3%.
Sales revenue per outlet fell 1.8% in 2013-14, but because of
the very strong sales performance, that was expected to rise
significantly in 2014-15.
Hospitality spending per capita in the region also dropped
from 2012-13 to $1911 but remained one of the highest in the
country and 19% higher than the national rate of $1600.
The Otago region recorded sales growth of 12.8% back in 2011,
at a time when almost every other region was either in
decline or reporting very small sales gains.
This assisted the region to reach its peak level of sales per
employee productivity that year of $68,541.
However, there was a 4% fall in annual sales in 2012,
followed by a 0.4% growth in 2013. Otago's record sales
growth of 14.5% in the year ended March 2014 will result in
projected employee sales levels increasing 14% from 2013 to
The average number of employees per outlet in the region is
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Top 10 hospitality trends
The casualisation of dining. Consumers dining more
frequently but spending less.
No reservations. Pitching to the walk-in crowd and
only accepting bookings for large parties.
The gastro bar. Think of it as ''pub with top grub''
where food overtakes the importance of beverage sales.
Cuisine style. New Asian eateries, Southern American
and South American are all making an impact.
Share plates and small plates. Keeps dining fun and
more social and often at a lower price point.
Health food. Raw food, paleo.
Locally grown. More businesses are opting to grow
their own.
Hospitality groups. A number of hospitality groups,
typically running 10 to 20 establishments, are going through
a significant expansion phase.
Pop-ups. Expect to see more temporary establishments
in the coming year.
Craft beer. Consumers are embracing the options
available from craft brewers.
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Translation of developer in Spanish:
- 1 countable (of land, property)(company) promotora (feminine) inmobiliaria
- 2 uncountable (Photography)Example sentences
- The recipe for paper is almost a double-strength version of my film developer.
- In a darkroom floating in a bath of developer an image slowly materializes.
- It is used in cosmetics and photography as a black and white developer, among other industrial applications.
- 3 countable (Psychology)a slow/late developerun individuo de desarrollo lento/tardíoI was a late developer [humorous]me espabilé tardeExample sentences
- They are often late developers, live by their own rules and can be utterly selfish.
- Young people often become anxious or worried if they think they are early or late developers.
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Legend of Grimrock opens beta to all comers
Almost Human is offering you the chance to check out the latest build of first-person dungeon crawler Legend of Grimrock
The indie developer has released a compatibility build designed to test the game's performance on various hardware configurations.
In order to get a broad range of responses, the build is freely available for a limited time – good news for those without a spot on the closed beta. A torrent file is available to help you grab the client faster.
The indie project sports some impressive 3D graphics, but traditional turn-based gameplay; check out the beta trailer for a better idea of how it goes down. Release date has not been nailed down yet, but development is close to complete so cross your fingers for the next few months.
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Thanks to Ken Mills of Compuware for letting me know about a .NET debugging seminar in McLean, VA on Feb 19th and 20th. (The original date was the 19th, but they added the 20th when they ran out of space!)
David Falkenstein from the NuMega Lab in Nashua, NH will conduct this level 300-500 workshop entitled "Complete Distributed Analysis". DevPartner Studio Professional Edition is a tool for high-performance debugging of .NET applications. This workshop will cover the anatomy of a distributed application, common debugging approaches and mistakes, debugging across the application, and tips to improve your .NET Code and for "Turbo-Charging" application performance.
10:00am Registration 10:30am Introductions and Compuware Overiew 11:00am Anatomy of a Distributed Application 11:30am Debugging Across the Application 12:30pm Lunch (provided) 1:00pm Turbo-Charging Application Performance 2:00pm Ensure Complete Coverage 2:30pm Q&A and Door Prize Drawing
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BRYAN COUNTY, OK -- A Bryan County is courtroom receiving a bit of a facelift. Court officials say the Supreme Court approved the renovations to District Judge Mark Campbell's courtroom.
The State of Oklahoma will pay the $25,000 bill. Officials say crews are taking out old paneling and adding sheetrock and new carpet and tile.
They say this is the first time since 1969 the room has been upgraded.
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Michael Bennet: Spokesman praises local press for hammering Andrew Romanoff
Update below: Last week in this space, Andrew Romanoff insisted that his quick rise in the polls didn't come as a result of negative attacks against his primary opponent, Michael Bennet. But during a primary-eve conversation, Bennet spokesman Trevor Kincaid predicts that Romanoff's gains will prove temporary -- and the backlash is already underway.
"We're feeling really good about where things stand," Kincaid says. "The voter turnout's been high, and we've hit about 350,000 phone calls so far. We've had about 2,500 volunteers in the office the past three weeks making calls, knocking on doors -- and so many of them have told us they've joined our team because they're tired of the negativity and the attacks and the dishonesty of the Romanoff campaign.
"Andrew has done himself a disservice, especially in the last few weeks, with the way they've been running their campaign," he continues. "It's fired up Michael's supporters, and they're working harder than ever."
In the midst of this final push, the Romanoff camp has run spots saying Bennet took part in looting investors while in the employ of billionaire Phil Anschutz. Then, the New York Times published a story asserting that exotic deals executed by Denver Public Schools during the period when Bennet was superintendent wound up costing DPS plenty.
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Kincaid disputes claims that these attacks have done his candidate significant damage.
"We've received dozens and dozens of calls and e-mails from people who, in the past few weeks, have looked at Andrew's campaign and have seen the dishonesty of the ads that have been proven false by the Denver Post" and other news organizations, he maintains. " We've had people saying, 'I used to be a Romanoff supporter, but that's not the kind of politics I want. I want somebody focused on solutions, and that's why I'm going to vote for Michael Bennet."
Regarding the Times piece, "more people are going to read the Denver Post and watch the local news than are going to read the New York Times," he says. "Our local press has been covering this story for two or three years, and they've done an excellent job with it. The Post made it clear that the Times got it wrong. They've written editorials and done other stories that were much better researched than the New York Times article was. They really showed what Michael was able to do at DPS, and how he put DPS in a stronger position than it was before, saving millions for teachers, classrooms and students."
In addition, Bennet recently took part in a conference call that also featured President Barack Obama. Some candidates across the country have tried to keep their distance from Obama given his currently middling poll numbers, but not Bennet -- although Kincaid makes it clear that even though the campaign is "thrilled to have the President's support, we know this election isn't going to be won or lost based on endorsements.
"It'll be more about Michael's solutions -- what he's doing for Colorado. And people are realizing that a lot of the other candidates in this field are only playing political games."
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Hi all! I am working on transferring my blog from one host to another. It finally loads, but i can't log in! Everytime I go to prettypoppyfloral.com/wp-login.php nothing shows up! Just an error message! Yikes!
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Totally understand. It's a shame your buddy neglected a good running and clean car :(
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Totally understand. It's a shame your buddy neglected a good running and clean car :(
It's amazing how poorly people treat beautiful cars. I sold this car in April of 2008, I got it from the original owner stock with 44k miles, I sold it with 80k.
$250 for headrest covers? :screwy:
Maybe like $35
There are 2 car washes on Rt. 9 in Marlboro, probably 5-7min away from the track.
That poor poor single cab
I've seen this car in person, the paint looks great on it. :thumbup:
I entered a lot of VW events around the North East into a public Google calendar, feel free to use it. I'll be adding more as I come across more events.
I'll be there, hopefully the weather is nice
It was my first time there. It's a really nice location, I had a good time :thumbup:
See everyone tomorrow :thumbup::thumbup:
that sucks! :mad:
great looking car, whoever snags it is getting a real deal on it. :thumbup:
I've seen this Beetle in person, some rust, but other than that, runs well :thumbup:
GL with the sale dude
OP driveway isn't steep at all. Put some wood infront and you'll be fine. How do you scrape with stock suspesnsion on that haha. Pull up at an angle.
A fun time as always.
Thanks for everyone who came out and donated. :thumbup:
See y'all tomorrow
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If Carp stay healthy for the rest of the year and continues to pitch at this rate, all 3 Cardinals have great chances at winning those respected awards.
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If Carp stay healthy for the rest of the year and continues to pitch at this rate, all 3 Cardinals have great chances at winning those respected awards.
Looks like a good pick so far.
This kid's got some fastball....
I wonder what else he throws and how good his command is.
Greene seems to be back with a vengeance.
2-2 with a hr in his first game back.
What a duo.
Big win tonight!
Ludwick needed a big night. Hopefully this will get him going...
Well it must be just great for them. :rolleyes:
My complaint is the FO. We haven't made 1 move that's going to make a significant change on this ballclub! :mad:
Hell no. He's one of the best at his position in the game, and was very productive for us last year. Not only did he hit the ball well, but he also had his best season yet in the field.
Hopefully he will really give us something to cheer about, when he can actually make the team.
Unless you're a fan of the Cleveland Cavaliers of the national basketball association.
I like the first part! :D
I've been busy, still am, but I'm back.
Definitely Marshal, soon to be Jackson :D
Hey guys, whats goin' on?
Thank the lord!
Definitely Brad Thompson. He's pitched really well for us all year long, and IMO deserves the opportunity to start.
Welcome to PSD! :clap:
Signing Matt Barnes should help a lot, Grant Hill is getting really old, and I'm not sure how long he'll be able to play at a high level, not to mention he's very injury prone. So, IMO signing the...
I think they have a strong chance to win 51-55 games, if the whole team can stay healthy.
It will probably be Jamal Crawford once again, he has the best shot, and when "on" is arguably one of the better guards in the game.
He, himself, has stated that he plans on having a break out year... we'll just have to wait and see.
Yep, this is gonna be exciting. Can't wait!


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Fairy Cubes Valentine's Day is a highly innovative and addictive 3D skill-based puzzle game. Combining outstanding levels, colorful Valentine's Day themed graphics and great audio effects it is one of the most original and fun games in the App Store.
Fairy Cubes combines mahjong and 3-matching game-plays with accurate touch controls in a 3D environment.
- 45 levels
- Beautiful Valentine's Day themed 3D graphics
- Easy, normal and hard game modes
- Great soundtracks and audio effects
- Fun and addictive game-play elements
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- Category: Games
- Released: 10 February 2011
- Version: 1.0
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- Language: English
- Developer: Artex Studios, Inc.
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Hey guys,
I'm trying to design a sidebar which lists links to the archive pages for posts based on specific categories and my custom taxonomy labeled "Topics". I have 4 Categories (Teachings, Posts, Media, Books) and multiple hierarchical "Topics" (i.e. Theology, Philosophy, History, etc.).
What is making this difficult is that each Topic belongs to multiple Categories. For example, I might have a post that reviews a historical biography (Category=Book, Topic=History), while at the same time have a post that contains a video discussing historical events (Category=Media, Topic=History). Using this example, what I am trying to do is make sure that for every time someone is on post or page that belongs to the Media Category, the sidebar is only listing taxonomies which will link to the videos and not the books. I hope that makes sense. If not here is an example of what I am trying to do:
(Sidebar when someone is on a media page)
Theology (Cat=Media, Topic=Theology)
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-Religions (Cat=Media, Topic=Theology->Religions)
Philosophy (Cat=Media, Topic=Philosophy)
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Approaches to Teaching Vergil's Aeneid
- Editors: William S. Anderson, Lorina N. Quartarone
- Pages: xiii & 255 pp.
- Published: 2002
- ISBN: 9780873527729 (Paperback)
"This stimulating and wide-ranging collection of essays is addressed primarily to instructors, some of whom may be non-classically trained, who will be teaching the Aeneid in translation at the undergraduate level, though it [is] valuable to all teachers of the Aeneid at whatever level, whether in Latin or English translation."
Vergil's Aeneid has been the most continually read and discussed work by a Roman author in the history of Western literature. Yet it can be a challenging work to teach—Vergil is a complex, subtle poet; his culture and time are removed from us; and Latin is less studied in college than it was a generation ago.
Part 1 of this volume, "Materials," critiques the main English translations, lists reference works and resources (including those on the Internet), and gives an overview of criticism. Part 2, "Approaches," strikes a balance between traditional and new approaches to the text. Among the subjects of these essays are Augustan politics, Homeric parallels, key terms (pietas, furor), narrative techniques, uses of simile, images of women, the treatment of warfare, and comparisons of the Aeneid with such works as Dante's Divine Comedy and Milton's Paradise Lost.


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Alec Marcum (4) of Austintown looks at a train go in front of a model of Idora Park during the 2013 Youngstown Model Railroad Assosiation openhouse in Austintown on Saturday. Dustin Livesay | The Vindicator 11/2/13 Austintown.
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Gerard Kelly
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|Gerard Kelly
|Paul Kelly[1]
27 May 1959
Glasgow, Scotland, UK
|28 October 2010(aged 51)
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|Gerry Kelly[1]
|Years active
Paul "Gerard" Kelly (27 May 1959 – 28 October 2010) was a Scottish actor who appeared in many comedies, including City Lights, Rab C Nesbitt, Scotch and Wry and Extras. He also had more serious roles, including the villanous PC David Gallagher in Juliet Bravo (1982), the villainous Jimmy in EastEnders (1994) and the villainous Callum Finnegan in Brookside (1997–2000).
Film appearances[edit]
Kelly had a small part in the critically acclaimed film Comic Strip Presents... Mr Jolly Lives Next Door (1987).
Television appearances[edit]
In 1983 Kelly was featured in "Killer", the pilot episode of the crime drama series Taggart.[2]
In 2005 and 2007 he appeared in Ricky Gervais's comedy series Extras as Ian "Bunny" Bunton.[3]
From 2007 to 2010 he appeared regularly as Father Henderson, a camp Doctor Who-loving priest, in the award-winning BBC Radio 4 comedy Fags, Mags and Bags. In 2011, after Kelly's death, reference was made in the series to Father Henderson's move to another parish and to the fact that the new priest can never replace him.[3]
Stage performances[edit]
In 1994 Kelly played Felix Ungar in a Scottish touring production of The Odd Couple, relocated to modern-day Glasgow, alongside Craig Ferguson as Oscar Madison. Kelly reprised the role at the Edinburgh Fringe in 2002, this time opposite his former City Lights co-star Andy Gray.
In 2006 and 2007 Kelly directed and starred in a Scottish play, Rikki and Me, celebrating the life of the comedian Rikki Fulton, in which he played the role of Jack Milroy.[4]
Kelly played the Narrator in The Rocky Horror Show in Edinburgh and Aberdeen from 21 June to 3 July 2010. He was due to revive this performance for one week at the King's Theatre, Glasgow, from 8 to 13 November 2010.[5]
Kelly was well known for his appearances in pantomime at the King's Theatre. He headlined the show for 20 years and was crowned King of Panto. In 2008 he appeared in Cinderella,[6] and the following year (2009/10) he starred in Aladdin, his last pantomime.
Death and tribute[edit]
Kelly was due to star in the 2010/11 King's Theatre production of Snow White in Glasgow, but died on 28 October 2010 at the West Middlesex University Hospital in Isleworth,[7][8] after collapsing with a brain aneurysm.[9]
On New Year's Eve 2010 BBC1 Scotland broadcast an hour-long tribute to the star, Gerard Kelly: A Celebration.[10]
- ^ a b Brian Beacom (30 October 2010). "Gerard Kelly; actor". Herald Scotland. Retrieved 2012-03-03.
- ^ "Take Five | STV entertainment". Entertainment.stv.tv. Retrieved 2012-03-03.
- ^ a b Mark Fisher (2 November 2010). "Gerard Kelly obituary | Stage". The Guardian. Retrieved 2012-03-03.
- ^ "Actor Gerard Kelly dies after sudden illness | Glasgow and West | STV News". News.stv.tv. 29 October 2010. Retrieved 2012-03-03.
- ^ "The Rocky Horror Show | UK Tour". Rockyhorror.co.uk. Retrieved 2012-03-03.
- ^ "Panto stars show off Cinderella in a Glasgow shop window | STV Video". Video.stv.tv. Retrieved 2012-03-03.
- ^ Actor Gerard Kelly dies after collapse
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- ^ "Gerard Kelly is Aladdin's best pal | On Stage: Latest News | STV Entertainment". Entertainment.stv.tv. 18 December 2009. Retrieved 2012-03-03.
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Skip to comments.'Some Things You Never Forget' (Muslims held 150 hostage in DC 30 years ago)
Posted on 03/12/2007 3:24:53 AM PDT by RDTF
The small scar above Marion Barry's heart has had three decades to fade, but it's still noticeable -- evidence that some things don't disappear with time.
For 39 hours in March 1977 -- before the word "terrorism" entered our daily vocabulary -- 12 gunmen paralyzed the District in a three-point siege. The group of Hanafi Muslims held about 150 people hostage in three buildings, and before they surrendered, a young reporter was killed and dozens were injured, including D.C. Council member Barry. A shotgun pellet pierced his chest, right above his heart, nearly killing him.
The 12 gunmen had several demands. They wanted the government to hand over a group of men who had been convicted of killing seven relatives -- mostly children -- of takeover leader Hamaas Abdul Khaalis. They also demanded that the movie "Mohammad, Messenger of God" be destroyed because they considered it sacrilegious.
Most of the hostages, more than 100, were captured at the B'nai B'rith headquarters.
Rae Ehrlich, a secretary on the fourth floor of the Jewish organization's building at the time, was among those held captive.
(Excerpt) Read more at washingtonpost.com ...
More to research, digest and disseminate.
Thanx, RDTF
It's a little late in the day to blame Stockholm Syndrome for malfeasance in office.
Meanwhile, one of the Congressman from NJ (Dem) has given CAIR access to one of the rooms in the House for some meetings with Congress.
In 1950, Khalifa Hamaas Abdul Khaalis (Ernest T. McGee) joined the Nation of Islam in an attempt to bring the sect into line with orthodox Sunni Islam. By 1956, he had become national secretary. His efforts proved unsuccessful, so in 1958, he broke with Elijah Muhammad and founded the Al-Hanif, Hanafi, Madh-Hob Center, Islam Faith, United States of America, American Mussulmans. Based in Washington DC, the Hanafis still adhere to the basic tenets of Sunni Islam.
The Hanafi Muslims gained notoriety in 1973 when five members of the Philadelphia Nation of Islam brutally murdered seven Hanafis, including five members of Khalifa Hamaas Abdul Khaalis' immediate family. Again in 1977, the Hanafis captured national headlines when they tried to stop the screening of the movie Mohammed Messenger of God. They did this by seizing three buildings in Washington, D.C., the District Building (City Hall), the B'nai B'rith Building and the Islamic Center. They took several hostages. Several were injured and one was killed. Khalifa Hamaas Abdul Khaalis was sentenced to 21 to 120 years for his role in these seizures.
Where are Khaalis and the rest of the murderers now, I wonder?
I remember this part quite clearly.
One Muslim faction went to the home of this fellow Khaalis and killed his wife and kids. Pretty grisly.
The house was right on upper 16th St., NW, and it soon became a daily reminder of what had happened there.
The Muslims continued to live there, but they cut down ever tree and bush and flower on the property, leaving this really magnificent stone house sitting alone on the lawn with nothing else up to the fence line.
Next they installed high-powered halogen lamps, so the entire property was lit-up like like a baseball stadium from sundown to sunup, every night, for years.
Finally - and this also went on for several years - they had one or two guards on patrol on the property 7x24x365. Usually the guards were dressed in normal Western clothes, but often enough in some kind of Arab getup with robes, etc.
But no matter what, the guards always carried 3-foot long scimitars thrust into the belt. There was no DC ordinance preventing anyone from carrying a sword on their own property, so that's what they did.
I'm pretty clear on the details because I commuted to work on that route off-and-on for years. There was a stoplight at the intersection, so frequently you'd be stopped directly in front of the house watching Mr Guard doing his duties.
it was a wierd time in DC.
Is this film "moHAMed: messenger from allah" any good? I never heard of it. I think I would like to watch it since it ticked them off.
I had no idea this happened.
Course I was born in April '77.
Don't you mean a 7.62X39 or a 7.62x54?
Bump For Later
Khalis family members were murdered by Nation of Islam thugs.
Khalis had dared to criticize Elijah Muhammad and the NOI as charlatans.
Khalis led some of his Hanafi people in this hostage taking-murder spree as revenge for the authorities not going after all the perps who killed his children and grandchildren, among other family members.
I'll give Khalis this much. Top Nation of Islam leaders may have been behind the hit and did not get punished because political leaders then didn't have the cohones to do a full investigation of Elijah Muhammad and his top deputies like Louis Farrakhan.
It doesn't justify the horrible acts Khalis committed, but it shows the kid glove treatment given to the Nation of Islam by the media and government over the last 50 years.
A link to TV coverage of this event 30 years ago at
What a story. I don't remember a thing about it, although I guess that's becaause I was living in a fairly remote place at the time and didn't have a TV. It's amazing how long the Muslims have been at this, even in the US. And of course they took most of their hostages at Bnai Brith.
He is currently serving a sentence of 41 to 120 years
I don't remember this. Thanks for posting the thread.
At the time I was the night assignment editor for the NBC News network bureau on Nebraska Avenue. It was, of course, a national story, too
Didn't Clinton pardon these people?
I remember it well. It was my motivation to complete Army Boot. It was my first realization that I wanted to kill muzzies. All of them. My next realization, Jimmy Catuh was in need of a vacation. I registered Republican on my 18th birthday, and soon voted for Ronald Reagan. Yes, I remember it well and long for the good ole days. RDTF, thanks for the reminder. Blackbird.
I recalled a story about some murders in the 70's in a house owned by Jabbar. Here is what I found;
"On January 18, 1973, a group of several Nation of Islam members set out for a house which was being used by Khaalis in Washington DC. This was the townhouse of LA Lakers' star Kareem Abdul-Jabbar. Khaalis was not at home, so the people in the house were attacked. Seven members of Khaalis' family were killed. Four of the victims were babies, aged between 9 days and 22 months. These had been drowned in a bathtub and a sink. Khaalis's wife was shot but survived, albeit paralyzed."
7 (days a week) 24 (hours a day) 365 (days out of the year).
I remember this when I was in HS. I didn't know what it was about but I always remembered the name B'nai B'rith. Afterward, Mayor Walter Washington retired Marion Barry was elected and the rest of DC went to hell from that point.
I wonder if that was the bombing where they blew up a wedding reception?
I think the question is, "What faculties are they on now?"
(Oh, and goody gumdrops : The Message, aka Mohammed Messenger of God (sic) is available from Netflix (probably Blockbuster too.)
Let's see, one of them is the NATO scimitar and the other is the Warsaw Pact scimitar, right?
In centimeters, of course.
Can't understand this guy's gripe thouhg. Mohammed is never shown, in accordance with Islam, and you see parts of the movie from his viewpoint, the camera being him. Frankly, this technique didn't work well in my opinion. Anthony Quinn is one of the stars.
I remember this whole thing. It was actually reported on tv. That was when I still watched the evening news religiously.
Anthony Quinn played mo. It was a big production but has rarely been seen because of the reactions of the Insane.
Hmmm, the Religion of Peace struck in 1977. If we would have looked into our crystal ball to forsee the future.....
Thks new one to me.
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P:Patients with suspected TB
I: AFB stain for diagnosis
O: Measured sensitivity of AFB stain (adverse events from releasing smear negative pts who turn out to be culture positive)
Clinical Question:
Should we discharge patients with suspected TB with smear negative results without confirmed culture results?
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1. Chest. 1989 Jun;95(6):1193-7.
A reevaluation of sputum microscopy and culture in the diagnosis of pulmonary tuberculosis.Levy H, Feldman C, Sacho H, van der Meulen H, Kallenbach J, Koornhof H.
Department of Medicine, Hillbrow Hospital, Johannesburg, South Africa.
This prospective study was undertaken to determine the interpretation of "scanty-positive" acid-fast bacilli on microscopy and to reevaluate simultaneous microscopy and culture of sputum for the accurate diagnosis of pulmonary tuberculosis (PTB). A total of 2,560 specimens were processed from 727 patients. There were 435 positive specimens (17.0 percent), originating from 139 patients, 10 by microscopy only, 176 by culture only, and 249 on both microscopy and culture. Review of the hospital records showed that 107 patients had PTB, 1 had Mycobacterium kansasii colonization, and 31 were thought not to have PTB. Sensitivity and specificity were 53.1 and 99.8 percent for microscopy, 81.5 and 98.4 percent for culture, and 77.6 and 100 percent for microscopy and culture, respectively. Seventy-five microscopy specimens (46 patients) were reported as scanty-positive, of which five (four patients) were deemed false positives, yielding a positive predictive value of 93.3 percent. In those patients with positive sputum microscopy, acid-fast bacilli were detected in one of the first four specimens. Seven isolates (three patients) were mycobacteria other than tubercle (0.27 percent of specimens and 1.6 percent of mycobacteria cultured). Despite the ready availability of laboratory evidence of disease, only 73 percent of cases were diagnosed by ward staff and 36 percent notified by the primary physician. Eleven patients (10.3 percent) died, six of whom had not received diagnoses of PTB before death. Sputum microscopy and culture remains reliable despite Bayesian predictions when applied to a population with a decreasing incidence of tuberculosis.
PMID: 2656111 [PubMed - indexed for MEDLINE]
2. Jpn J Infect Dis. 2007 May;60(2-3):73-5.
Is it valuable to examine more than one sputum smear per patient for the diagnosis of pulmonary tuberculosis?
Ozkutuk AOzkutuk A, Terek GTerek G, Coban HCoban H, Esen NEsen N.
Department of Microbiology and Clinical Microbiology, Dokuz Eylul University Faculty of Medicine, Izmir, Turkey.
The simplest, cheapest, and fastest diagnostic method for tuberculosis (TB) is the detection of acid-fast bacilli (AFB) by microscopy. The algorithm advised for the diagnosis of TB recommends examination of three consecutive sputum specimens from TB suspects for the presence of AFB. In the present study, we evaluated the contribution of each specimen to the final detection of TB suspect patients with culture-proven disease. The collection and analysis of retrospective data on patients with culture-proven pulmonary TB, from June 2002 to August 2006 at Dokuz Eylul University Hospital, Turkey, have enabled us to assess the value of examining two sputum specimens in diagnosing this disease. AFB were detected from one or more sputum specimens with direct microscopy in 42% of the cases. An analysis of results of smear examination showed that 97% of AFB were detected from the first specimen and only 3% were obtained from the second smear. The third specimen did not have any additional diagnostic value for the detection of AFB by microscopy. As a conclusion the present study shows that examining two sputum smears is sufficient for the early detection of AFB in our laboratory.
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i do like him
harbaugh will either take him or marecic...or both!
but i do wanna see phillip adams develop a bit more, i really think he can become an impact player down the road
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Originally posted by OnTheClock:Originally posted by dtg_9er:Originally posted by KID9R:Originally posted by dtg_9er:
Sporting News now has him as the 4th best CB and going to the 9ers in the second round. Such as it is worth! He knows the system though, and can also return punts and play WR.
4th best corner?! Is that the website? I want to go check if they have us taking Robert Quinn in the 6th round too.
Yes, the website War Room.
No need to draft Quinn, they have the 9ers taking Von Miller at #7.
Sporting News is absolutely HORRENDOUS. An absolutely cluster of total clowns who don't have a clue about the draft. A friend of mine had a magazine last year with a 4-round draft day mock of theirs in it and it was absolutely laughable. They had some UDFAs going in the first four rounds.


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Since Gregg and his associates1 presented original evidence that maternal rubella infection in early pregnancy appeared responsible for the frequent development of congenital anomalies in infants subsequently delivered, evidence for the truth of this influencing factor has grown rapidly. Anomalies most commonly noted have been ocular defects, deafness, heart lesions, microcephalus, mental retardation and dental defects. Estimates of percentage involvement of the fetus from maternal rubella during the first three months of pregnancy range from 90 per cent (Australia) to 27 per cent (United States), with a graded decreasing expected anomaly rate from rubella infection in later pregnancy. Reports have been made of anomalous development following maternal infection in the eighth and ninth month of pregnancy. A woman contracting rubella during pregnancy has now approximately a ten to one chance of subsequently being delivered of a congenitally defective child.2
Fetal injury is believed to occur as a result
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In the Masai community, a typical young girl grows up without understanding of her own sexuality. Before long, at age of nine years old, she is caught unaware by being put through FGM and soon after married off. The How-and-Why of the procedure is not revealed to her in a clear and concise manner. It is only during periods of isolation after actual cutting off of the innocent young girl's genitals that some restricted information is given to her in the form of ..."what the society expects from her." The operation is mostly conducted by a familiar face of a grandmother in the presence of women from her homestead, leaving her without doubts that the operation is a good thing, for her own good.The reasons they are given include the girls will get married from within the community and increases male sexual pleasure. That the girl will stay clean and with the assurance of fertility and that child birth will be easy.If a girl is not circumcised she is isolated by her peers and and ridiculed. So a girl may give in to getting the cut so that she is fit to belong to this group of "women." It is believed that a "real Maasai girl" must undergo the ceremony in order to truly belong, to get married and have children. A girl who is rejected by her friends suffers from low self esteem.
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now lower earnings estimates by Zacks and an asset sale--same prescription some of the troubled banks are using---can't believe it has spread here but interesting
Asset quality remains high. Its not like the asset sale is going on this quarters numbers. Ex the visa/amex that most banks are taking ex-item hits for, the stock beat.It should hold up here relative to the stocks that will certainly miss their earnings.


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I'm not very skilled in html and css. I wanted to make a blog with a friend of mine so I've been editing someone's theme to match what we are blogging about. I'm modifying BlueMod.
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Coeur A La Crème With Strawberries
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|Superfine sugar/Confectioners' sugar
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|Heavy cream
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs), whipped
|Strawberries/Raspberries /redcurrants
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|4 Ounce, sliced
|Passion fruit
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2) Beat in whipped cream.
3) Now divide the mix in four cheesecloth lined coeur a la creme moulds.
4) Place the moulds on a tray and refrigerate for 12 hours.
5) Take out the cheese hearts from the moulds and arrange on a serving dish.
6) Remove the cheesecloth.
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Calories 470 Calories from Fat 193
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 22 g33.8%
Saturated Fat 12.7 g63.4%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 75.1 mg25%
Sodium 202.9 mg8.5%
Total Carbohydrates 65 g21.8%
Dietary Fiber 4.6 g18.6%
Sugars 57.2 g
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Vitamin A 23.8% Vitamin C 80%
Calcium 9.2% Iron 4.6%
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It gives a dark and eerie feel of sorts, chilling. I'm just one second away from pulling off my earbuds and running away :D
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NEW YORK -- From start to finish in the Wood Memorial, Nobiz Like Shobiz showed why there's a good chance he will be the favorite to win the Kentucky Derby.
The colt overcame self-imposed challenges as well as those from his rivals and won his final Derby prep with a professional effort that has trainer Barclay Tagg feeling pretty confident.
"I thought he handled everything well," Tagg said Sunday morning outside his barn at Belmont Park. "He's a pretty classy horse."
Nobiz Like Shobiz had plenty to handle in Saturday's 1 1/8-mile Wood at chilly Aqueduct. With cotton stuffed in his ears and wearing blinkers for the first time to keep him focused on running straight, Nobiz Like Shobiz broke quickly from the inside post. Too quickly. Jockey Cornelio Velasquez had to wrestle the colt off the lead, then charged back into contention along the backstretch.
Around the final turn, Nobiz Like Shobiz first shook off Summer Doldrums then Any Given Saturday before withstanding a late run by Sightseeing for a half-length victory.
"I was hoping Sightseeing wouldn't get him. It looked like it, but Nobiz Like Shobiz kept digging in," Tagg said. "To do all that was a pretty difficult thing for him."
The race alleviated concerns Tagg had about his colt's erratic behavior in last month's Fountain of Youth at Gulfstream Park, when Nobiz Like Shobiz lugged in during the stretch and finished third.
"It had to help," Tagg said of the blinkers and the cotton.
With his fourth victory in six starts, Nobiz Like Shobiz ran himself back to No. 1 in this week's Run to the Roses' Top 10. The son of Albert the Great opened the Derby prep season atop the list, but dropped to as low as No. 5 after his loss in the Fountain of Youth.
Tagg won the Derby and Preakness with long shot Funny Cide in 2003, and last year finished sixth with Showing Up. Asked if he has the horse to beat this time, Tagg said: "I hope so."
The results of three Derby preps Saturday produced a major shakeup in the Top 10, particularly with trainer Todd Pletcher's contenders.
Any Given Saturday finished third in the Wood -- his second tough race in three weeks -- and dropped four places to No. 10.
Cowtown Cat showed up at No. 8 after punching his Churchill ticket by winning Saturday's Illinois Derby.
Two other prospects, King of the Roxy and Sam P., finished second and third in Saturday's Santa Anita Derby, and remained Derby possibilities.
Circular Quay fell three spots to No. 5 after Pletcher passed on the Wood and said his colt would train up to the Derby -- an unusually long eight-week break between races. On Sunday, Circular Quay worked five furlongs in 58.40 over Keeneland's Polytrack.
Cobalt Blue, one of several Derby contenders trained by Doug O'Neill, finished seventh in the Illinois Derby and also dropped out.
New this week are Cowtown Cat and Tiago, the long shot winner of the Santa Anita Derby and a half-brother to 2005 Derby winner Giacomo.
The Blue Grass at Keeneland and the Arkansas Derby at Oaklawn Park are on tap next Saturday, the final weekend of major preps before the May 5 Derby. The Blue Grass will feature Breeders' Cup Juvenile winner Street Sense.
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Volume 119, Issue 5, May 2006
Asynchrony and the grouping of vowel components: Captor tones revisited119(2006); http://dx.doi.org/10.1121/1.2190164View Description Hide Description
Asynchrony is an important grouping cue for separating sound mixtures. A harmonic incremented in level makes a reduced contribution to voweltimbre when it begins before the other components. This contribution can be partly restored by adding a captor tone in synchrony with, and one octave above, the leading portion of the incremented harmonic [Darwin and Sutherland, Q. J. Exp. Psychol. A36, 193–208 (1984)]. The captor is too remote to evoke adaptation in peripheral channels tuned to the incremented harmonic, and so the restoration effect is usually attributed to the grouping of the leading portion with the captor. However, results are presented that contradict this interpretation. Captor efficacy does not depend on a common onset, or harmonic relations, with the leading component. Rather, captor efficacy is influenced by frequency separation, and extends to about 1.5 oct above the leading component. Below this cutoff, the captor effect is equivalent to attenuating the leading portion of the incremented harmonic by about . These results indicate that high-level grouping does not govern the captor effect. Instead, it is proposed that the partial restoration of the contribution of an asynchronous component to voweltimbre depends on broadband inhibition within the central auditory system.
Spectral loudness summation for short and long signals as a function of level119(2006); http://dx.doi.org/10.1121/1.2184224View Description Hide Description
The equal-loudness-ratio hypothesis (ELRH) assumes that the loudness ratio between equal-level long and short signals with the same spectrum is independent of level and spectrum. Thus, it predicts the same amount of spectral loudness summation for equal-level short and long signals. To investigate how duration and level affect spectral loudness summation, loudness functions for 10- and 1000-ms bandpass-filtered noise centered at were obtained for normal-hearing listeners using categorical loudness scaling. The bandwidth was varied from 200 to . From the loudness functions the level difference between the 3200-Hz-wide reference signal and the equally loud test signals was determined for reference levels in the range from 25 to SPL. In addition, for two reference levels (45 and SPL), this level difference was measured using a loudness-matching procedure. Both procedures showed similar results for the two reference levels. Over a wide level range spectral loudness summation is larger for the short than for the equal-level long signals. This is in contrast to the predictions of the ELRH. However, the data at moderate levels are consistent with the expectations of a modified ELRH which assumes a smaller loudness ratio for broadband than for narrow-band signals.
Discrimination of nonlinear frequency glides119(2006); http://dx.doi.org/10.1121/1.2191587View Description Hide Description
Discrimination thresholds for short duration nonlinear tone glides that differed in glide rate were measured in order to determine whether cues related to rate of frequency change alone were sufficient for discrimination. Thresholds for rising and falling nonlinear glides of 50-ms and 400-ms duration, spanning three frequency excursions (0.5, 1, and 2 ERBs) at three center frequencies (0.5, 2.0, and ) were measured. Results showed that glide discrimination was possible when duration and initial and final frequencies were identical. Thresholds were of a different order to those found in previous studies using linear frequency glides where endpoint frequency or duration information is available as added cues. The pattern of results was suggestive of a mechanism sensitive to spectral changes in time. Thresholds increased as the rate of transition span increased, particularly above spans of 1 ERB. The Weber fraction associated with these changes was 0.6–0.7. Overall, the results were consistent with an excitation pattern model of nonlinear glide detection that has difficulty in tracking signals with rapid frequency changes that exceed the width of an auditory filter and are of short duration.
Effect of modulation maskers on the detection of second-order amplitude modulation with and without notched noise119(2006); http://dx.doi.org/10.1121/1.2188375View Description Hide Description
The mechanisms underlying the detection of second-order amplitude modulation (AM) were explored. The detectability of second-order AM (fixed depth for each subject) was measured for first- and second-order modulation rates of 16 and , respectively (slow-rate pair), and 50 and , respectively (fast-rate pair), with no masker, a low-band modulation masker (centered at 2 or ), and a high-band modulation masker (centered at 16 or ). This was done in the absence and presence of an audio-frequency notched noise centered at the carrier frequency of . Both modulation maskers were "low-noise" noises, to prevent overmodulation. In the absence of notched noise, both modulation maskers impaired performance for the slow-rate pair, but only the low-band masker impaired performance for the fast-rate pair. When notched noise was present, the low-band masker had no significant effect for either rate pair and the high-band masker had an effect only for the slow-rate pair. These results suggest that second-order AM detection is mediated both by an envelope distortion component at the second-order rate and by slow fluctuations in the output of a modulation filter tuned to the first-order rate. When notched noise is present, the distortion component plays little role.
The influence of spectral, temporal, and interaural stimulus variations on the precedence effect119(2006); http://dx.doi.org/10.1121/1.2189451View Description Hide Description
The precedence effect describes phenomena that are believed to aid localization of sounds in reverberant environments. These phenomena relate to the emphasis given to the first-arriving or preceding sound. In this paper, experiments are described which study precedence using stimulus parametrizations spanning temporal, spectral, and interaural dimensions. Subjects report the sidedness of headphone stimuli comprising a source and single reflection placed symmetrically with respect to midline. Most of the experiments use long-duration noises with the onset and offset time-of-arrival differences windowed out from the combined lead and lag stimulus, thus requiring the subject to lateralize using cues in the ongoing portion of the stimuli where the lead and lag overlap completely. A similar experiment using click stimuli is included for comparison. The influence of spectral content is studied by varying either the bandwidth or the center frequency. Dependence on interaural cues is investigated by using either ITDs or IIDs to induce laterality in the individual lead and lag components. Results indicate that precedence continues into the ongoing portion of long-duration stimuli and is robust to the removal of initial onsets, to reduction of bandwidth, and to the choice of interaural cue used to induce laterality in the lead and lag.
Directional loudness in an anechoic sound field, head-related transfer functions, and binaural summationa)119(2006); http://dx.doi.org/10.1121/1.2184268View Description Hide Description
The effect of sound incidence angle on loudness was investigated using real sound sources positioned in an anechoic chamber. Eight normal-hearing listeners produced loudness matches between a frontal reference location and seven sources placed at other directions, both in the horizontal and median planes. Matches were obtained via a two-interval, adaptive forced-choice (2AFC) procedure for three center frequencies (0.4, 1, and ) and two overall levels (45 and SPL). The results showed that loudness is not constant over sound incidence angles, with directional sensitivity varying over a range of up to , exhibiting considerable frequency dependence, but only minor effects of overall level. The pattern of results varied substantially between subjects, but was largely accounted for by variations in individual head-related transfer functions. Modeling of binauralloudness based on the at-ear signals favored a sound-power summation model, according to which the maximum binaural gain is only , over competing models based on larger gains, or on the summation of monaural loudness indices.
Binaural detection of tones in broadband and in narrowband masking noise: Effects of signal/masker duration and forward masking fringes119(2006); http://dx.doi.org/10.1121/1.2188373View Description Hide Description
thresholds for a 500-Hz tonal signal were measured with broadband and with narrowband maskers using a single-interval adaptive matrix procedure [C. Kaernbach, J Acoust. Soc. Am.88, 2645–2655 (1990)]. The purpose of the study was to investigate and to account for the effects on thresholds of varying the durations of the signals and maskers and the durations of forward masking fringes that preceded the occurrence of signal-plus-noise. For detection in both broadband and narrowband noise, the addition of brief forward fringes of masking noise resulted in elevations in threshold for the shortest signal durations. Longer forward fringes led to larger decreases in threshold when the masker was broadband as compared to when the masker was narrowband. The complex patterning of the data was explained by the operation of: (1) "predetection" temporal integration associated with peripheral auditory filtering; (2) duration-dependent, across-frequency influences that differentially affect broadband and narrowband thresholds, (3) "post-detection" temporal integration associated with the central binaural mechanism, and (4) consideration of the detection thresholds in terms of changes in interaural correlation rather than in terms of signal level or signal-to-noise ratio, per se.
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Bipolar stimulation has been thought to be more beneficial than monopolar stimulation for speech coding in cochlear implants, on the basis of its more restricted current flow. The present study examined whether bipolar stimulation would indeed lead to reduced channel interaction in a behavioral forward masking experiment tested in four 24 users. The masker was fixed on one channel and three masker levels that were balanced for loudness between the configurations were chosen. As expected, masking was maximal when the masker and probe channels were spatially close and decreased as they were separated. However, overall masking patterns did not consistently demonstrate sharper tuning with bipolar stimulation than monopolar. This implies that the spatial extent of a bipolar current field is not consistently narrower than that of an equally loud monopolar stimulus; therefore, it should not be assumed that bipolar stimulation leads to reduced channel interaction. Notably, bipolar masking patterns appeared to display more variations across channels, possibly influenced more by anatomical and neural irregularities near electrode contacts than monopolar masking patterns. The present psychophysical results provide a theoretical basis regarding the widespread use (and success) of monopolar configurations by implant users.


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8 oz smoked salmon
1/4 cup mayonnaise
1 tbsp chopped parsley
1 tsp chopped chives
1 tsp chopped tarragon
1 tsp smoked paprika
1 tbsp lemon juice
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Garlic butter
Preheat oven to 400 and spread small amount of garlic butter on sliced bread and bake in oven for 10 to 15 min until lightly crispy. In a large mixing bowl combine mayonnaise and herbs, spices, and lemon juice. Mix well to combine, add the salmon, making sure to lightly shred the filet. Using your hand lightly mix the salmon with mayonnaise mixture, be sure to not over mix and make salmon mushy. Keep cool till ready to serve and serve with garlic toast.


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AbstractThe JTRS program is changing the future of radio communications by providing access to unprecedented spectral bandwidth and exploiting new developments in software-defined radio. To match these developments in radio technology, a significant improvement over the current state-of-the-art in antenna technology is required. Specific performance criteria that must be addressed include efficiency, gain, ease of integration, power handling, size, environmental durability, and user safety. While these objectives represent new challenges for antenna systems for communications, they must be satisfied without sacrificing affordability or practical operation. FIRST RF Corporation has evaluated these requirements and is proposing the use of two breakthrough antenna technologies that use innovative design techniques to meet the needs of the JTRS program. These concepts pair proven development approaches that have been demonstrated in FIRST RF's antenna technologies with new antenna concepts from FIRST RF's internal research and development (IR&D) efforts. Fundamentally, the volume required for a wideband antenna to maintain efficient performance across a desired band of interest is proportional to its gain and bandwidth. In order to accommodate real-world integration considerations, it is important to maximize the efficient use of this volume and provide a practical form-factor for the antenna.
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I'm having a very strange issue with my connection to my server. Before you say "It's the servers connection" I know for a fact that it isn't, as other people are able to connect fine.
Basically, I keep getting random "lag" or delay from my server, mainly over PuTTY. It won't timeout, but it will take very long to respond. After that, it will be super-fast as it should, for a while, then it will randomly delay again. I am unsure what the cause is, it is ONLY to this server. Connections to other things are perfectly fine. The only other applications I have open are Skype (not in call) and TeamSpeak(no one speaking).
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Hairy Cell Leukemia Treatment (PDQ®): Treatment - Patient Information [NCI] - General Information About Hairy Cell Leukemia
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This summary is about hairy cell leukemia. See the following PDQ summaries for information about other types of leukemia:
- Adult Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia Treatment.
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Gender and age may affect the risk of hairy cell leukemia.
Anything that increases your chance of getting a disease is called a risk factor. Having a risk factor does not mean that you will get cancer; not having risk factors doesn't mean that you will not get cancer. Talk with your doctor if you think you may be at risk. The cause of hairy cell leukemia is unknown. It occurs more often in older men.
Signs and symptoms of hairy cell leukemia include infections, tiredness, and pain below the ribs.
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- Easy bruising or bleeding.
- Shortness of breath.
- Weight loss for no known reason.
- Pain or a feeling of fullness below the ribs.
- Painless lumps in the neck, underarm, stomach, or groin.
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- Physical exam and history: An exam of the body to check general signs of health, including checking for signs of disease, such as a swollen spleen, lumps, or anything else that seems unusual. A history of the patient's health habits and past illnesses and treatments will also be taken.
Complete blood count (CBC): A procedure in which a sample of blood is drawn and checked for the following:
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Complete blood count (CBC). Blood is collected by inserting a needle into a vein and allowing the blood to flow into a tube. The blood sample is sent to the laboratory and the red blood cells, white blood cells, and platelets are counted. The CBC is used to test for, diagnose, and monitor many different conditions.
- Peripheral blood smear: A procedure in which a sample of blood is checked for cells that look "hairy," the number and kinds of white blood cells, the number of platelets, and changes in the shape of blood cells.
- Blood chemistry studies: A procedure in which a blood sample is checked to measure the amounts of certain substances released into the blood by organs and tissues in the body. An unusual (higher or lower than normal) amount of a substance can be a sign of disease in the organ or tissue that makes it.
Bone marrow aspiration and biopsy: The removal of bone marrow, blood, and a small piece of bone by inserting a hollow needle into the hipbone or breastbone. A pathologist views the bone marrow, blood, and bone under a microscope to look for signs of cancer.
Bone marrow aspiration and biopsy. After a small area of skin is numbed, a Jamshidi needle (a long, hollow needle) is inserted into the patient's hip bone. Samples of blood, bone, and bone marrow are removed for examination under a microscope.
- Immunophenotyping: A laboratory test in which the antigens or markers on the surface of a blood or bone marrow cell are checked to see what type of cell it is. This test is done to diagnose the specific type of leukemia by comparing the cancer cells to normal cells of the immune system.
- Flow cytometry: A laboratory test that measures the number of cells in a sample, the percentage of live cells in a sample, and certain characteristics of cells, such as size, shape, and the presence of tumor markers on the cell surface. The cells are stained with a light-sensitive dye, placed in a fluid, and passed in a stream before a laser or other type of light. The measurements are based on how the light-sensitive dye reacts to the light.
- Cytogeneticanalysis: A laboratory test in which cells in a sample of tissue are viewed under a microscope to look for certain changes in the chromosomes.
- CT scan (CAT scan): A procedure that makes a series of detailed pictures of areas inside the body, taken from different angles. The pictures are made by a computer linked to an x-ray machine. A dye may be injected into a vein or swallowed to help the organs or tissues show up more clearly. This procedure is also called computed tomography, computerized tomography, or computerized axial tomography. A CT scan of the abdomen may be done to check for swollen lymph nodes or a swollen spleen.
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If you have never gotten out and helped out with one of the One Rake at a Time projects to hand rake the bay, I strongly suggest that you do. What a blast! What great exercise! I felt so invigorated after a morning of raking. It is not difficult. If you like water aerobics, then you will love this. Just being in the water and the sun and having pleasant conversations with new people–how can anyone have a better morning? And it is a task that benefits all of our community–Just think of this–there used to be numerous cases of swimmers' itch–but it has been on the decline ever since Art Jones started One Rake at a Time, and this year there wasn't even one case! What a great gift Art Jones has given to our community. Thanks Art Jones for all you do for our community–we are all so lucky you decided to settle in Crystal River.
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"We're doing everything we can to further his career. We think some day this kid will probably be in the pros."
Jim Maughan, Ursuline athletic director
By Joe Scalzo
The senior-to-be led the Ursuline High football team to the Division V state football championship last season.
YOUNGSTOWN — Jamel Turner may have played his last down for the Ursuline High football team, but there's a good chance he's still headed to Ohio State.
Turner, an Ohio State recruit who helped lead the Irish to last year's Division V state championship as a junior, is ineligible to play football at Ursuline and will attend a prep or military school this fall.
"It's very sad," said Ursuline athletic director Jim Maughan. "He's ineligible anywhere in the state of Ohio. "
Turner has interviewed with an out-of-state school but Maughan declined to reveal the school's name. Rivals.com has reported that Turner will attend Valley Forge (Pa.) Military Academy.
Duane Long, who has a Web site that specializes in high school recruiting, suggested in a May entry that Turner's scholarship offer by Ohio State would be revoked, but that has not been confirmed. Turner plans to use this school year to get his academics and personal issues in order. If Ohio State is satisfied with his progress, he will be allowed to enroll in 2010.
While unusual, it is not unprecedented for top recruits to attend prep schools or military academies prior to college, although many do so after their senior years.
Former Ursuline quarterback Daryll Clark, now a standout player for Penn State, attended The Kiski School in Saltsburg, Pa., after graduating from Ursuline. Former Irish football and basketball player Jerome Jones, now a tight end at Toledo, attended Harmony Community School in Cincinnati.
The 6-foot-3, 205-pound Turner has earned first team All-Ohio honors the past two seasons as a defensive end/linebacker for the Irish. He was ranked among Ohio's five best upcoming seniors by most recruiting services and committed to the Buckeyes shortly after last season.
But Turner was dismissed from the basketball team midway through last season and elected not to run track last spring, despite finishing second in the state in the 110-meter hurdles as a sophomore.
"We're doing everything we can to further his career," said Maughan. "We think some day this kid will probably be in the pros."
What a waste of potential! High school is about the easiest accomplishment in life. This kid had a world of opportunity at his hands and can't even get C's at Ursuline. I have no pity.posted 6 years, 11 months ago
Is he ineligible because of grades or some other reason? If it is grades, then he won't stay eligible in college either, right?posted 6 years, 11 months ago
well at ohio state he can take oral exams like clarett did in order to play.posted 6 years, 11 months ago
Very true. Just hope he doesn't drive around with a bullet proof vest and ammo!posted 6 years, 11 months ago
Maybe the best for him since he wants to hang around crackheads from the east/north sideposted 6 years, 11 months ago
I wish him all the best. I played with JT for a few years and he was a very nice kid. Ever since he won state in November, he went down hill.
I wish him all the best!posted 6 years, 11 months ago
Another "urban freebie" at UHS that wasted an opportunity for a great education; while other families sacrifice to pay six grand a year to give their child a select education. No sympathy here.posted 6 years, 11 months ago


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Marvel Assembles an Official Title for Third "Avengers" Movie
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The "Avengers" star has his hands full in his latest video from set, which shows him wearing giant green hands modeled after the Hulk.
Ahead of the start of principal photography on July 4, we get a peek at construction of the Australian set of the Marvel Studios sequel.
"Suicide Squad" scares up new character portraits, "Gotham" is finding a new Poison Ivy for Season 3 and more.
Mark Ruffalo hints that the relationship between Bruce Banner and his alter ego could be reaching a climax.
Delivering spectacle, silliness and star power, director Jon M. Chu's madcap sequel is more about style and swagger than plot.
While promoting the Coen Brothers' "Hail Caesar!", Marvel's Thanos actor commented on what's ahead for him as "Avengers: Infinity War" looms.
Josh Brolin praises the "Avengers: Infinity War" script; Mark Ruffalo teases Hulk action and heart in "Thor: Ragnarok" and more.
Mark Ruffalo calls Cate Blanchett's Hela "the worst of the worst," Stephen Amell talks the "Arrow" S4 finale, and more.
Perry hints at a return as a fan-favorite mutant for "TMNT 3," the CW releases a new "Flash" VFX featurette and more.
Jeff Goldblum and Karl Urban join the cast, which includes Cate Blanchett as Hela and Tessa Thompson as Valkyrie.
Director and screenwriter Joss Whedon reflects on his "Age of Ultron" press tour comments and shares about the pride he feels for the film.
Jesse Eisenberg, Woody Harrelson, Dave Franco, Mark Ruffalo and Lizzy Caplan star in the latest trailer for the sequel to the 2013 caper thriller.
Anthony Mackie explained that he was praising his co-stars from across the MCU, not just those in "Civil War," when he mentioned Mark Ruffalo.
Anthony Mackie mentioned Mark Ruffalo as part of "Civil War's" cast, though Ruffalo has not yet been confirmed to appear in the film.
Taika Waititi reveals Marvel Studios is trying to decide just how verbal the Hulk should be in the "Thor" sequel and beyond.
Michael Rooker and Sean Gunn pop up in James Gunn's Instagram; Marc Guggenheim discusses the latest "Legends of Tomorrow" ep and more.
Additionally, director Taika Waititi discussed what drew him to Marvel Studios and what he hopes to bring "Thor: Ragnarok's" script.
Simon Kinberg reveals that Olivia Munn auditioned for "Deadpool"; Ego the Living Planet may appear in "Guardians 2" and more.
The "Avengers" star discussed his appearance in "Thor: Ragnarok" and described the structure of the film as "your classic road movie."
Channing Tatum debuted what may be Gambit's hair at the Golden Globes; Greg Berlanti's "Archie" adaptation will be dark and edgy and more.
Mark Ruffalo's enthusiasm may have revealed a bit more about Cate Blanchett's possible Marvel Studios deal.
The "Avengers" star discussed how "the Banner/Hulk consciousness is beginning to meld" in recent Marvel Cinematic Universe films.
Evan Peters will play Quicksilver in an upcoming commercial for V energy drink; Marvel releases "Iron Man 3" audition footage and more.
Studio stress has put the breaks on any possibility for another solo outing for the Incredible Hulk for the time being.
The two powerful Avengers were left out of "Captain America: Civil War" for a very specific reason, according to Markus and McFeely.
SPINOFF talks with Mark Ruffalo, the filmmakers and the real-life inspirations for the new drama about the journalists who exposed the clergy sex-abuse scandal.
Mark Ruffalo shares his thoughts on The Hulk joining Thor and Loki in "Thor: Ragnarok," instead of being featured in his own standalone film.
"Avengers" star Mark Ruffalo spoke a little about his upcoming role in "Thor: Ragnarok" and teased that Hulk will tussle with the God of Thunder.
The Hulk will tear through "Thor: Ragnarok" and possibly meet Banner, Wonder Woman faces the gods & "Arrow" prepares for fallout.
Matt Ryan returns as John Constantine in an "Arrow" ep titled "Haunted"; things heat up between Barry and Patty on "The Flash" and more.
Marvel Studios is reportedly "near a deal" for Mark Ruffalo to reprise his role as the Hulk in 2017's "Thor: Ragnarok."
Mark Ruffalo, who played Hulk in "Avengers" and "Avengers: Age of Ultron," will allegedly appear in the third "Thor" film.
Did you see these two masked men at New York Comic Con? If so, you were close to the Hulk and the Joker without knowing it!
Chris Evans reveals whether or not Cap's ever known love; Tom Holland's been prepping for Spider-Man for a while and more.
The "Avengers: Age of Ultron" Blu-ray/DVD release is just around the corner and Marvel Studios has unveiled the film's gag reel in anticipation.
Mark Ruffalo says Marvel does not yet want to reveal where the Hulk disappeared to at the end of "Avengers: Age of Ultron."
A German newspaper spotted Mark Ruffalo alongside Chris Evans, Anthony Mackie and Daniel Bruhl, further hinting at the Hulk's involvement in the film.
Ian McKellen discusses his future as Magneto; unconfirmed info may put "Suicide Squad" in a new context and more.
Is Bruce Banner/The Hulk in "Civil War"? Robert Downey Jr. says he is, and that's good enough for Mark Ruffalo -- though it's not quite official.
The movie star and the comedian held an impromptu "Daily Show" debate on a subject that has troubled humanity for decades.
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