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Just wanted to post a correction...i mentioned recording think times in my video. The Microsoft Test Runner does not record think times. Sorry about the confusion!
Great video, Chuck! Just curious, how do I edit a recording once I've done it? For example, if I wanted to change the test so it entered "Some Other Text" instead of Some Text.
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KEARNEYSVILLE — Each morning, as farmer Paul Minor pulls the blankets off his bed, he wakes up a potbellied pig tucked under his arm....
Seriously, Michelle? "Since that time, Daisy, and now her predecessor Daisy II (a male pig), began traveling..."
It's "successor."
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Rev: "This man sleeps with a pig?? Man and beast laying down together --it is blasphemous, outrageous, egregious, preposterous. Jackie Chiles and Jesus are offended. Praise the Lord."
Did you ask the pig to share your bed? The pig just climbed into your bed, right? You didn't ask the pig. That's totally inappropriate. It's lewd, lascivious, salacious, outrageous!
Do I have a problem, Jackie?
No, the pig has a problem, a big problem!
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A Buffalo firefighter and his fiancee, both seriously hurt when a drunken driver ran them over on the North Tonawanda waterfront last year, are suing the driver – and the city.
Ronaldo C. Parker and Darnelle Brady charge in a State Supreme Court lawsuit that North Tonawanda was negligent in not having barriers, a situation that allowed the intoxicated Anthony D. Regalla to drive his vehicle across the walkway along the Erie Canal bank June 20.
Regalla, 48, of River Road, Wheatfield, pleaded guilty Feb. 26 to aggravated vehicular assault and driving while intoxicated. He faces three to nine years in prison when he is sentenced in Niagara County Court May 6.
Brady, 42, suffered three bone fractures in her left leg, while Parker, 49, had a compound fracture of the left foot and ankle, according to attorney Samuel J. Capizzi.
Brady "has had a number of surgical procedures and probably will face a few more," Capizzi said. "Both are having ongoing difficulties."
He said the city bears some responsibility for the crash because there were no barricades, railing, signs or pavement markings from Sweeney Street to the walkway.
"Certainly it was a tragic accident. The city has no liability for that," City Attorney Shawn P. Nickerson said. "It was a tragic accident by a drunk driver."
Capizzi suggested that barrel-shaped concrete structures about three feet high might have prevented Regalla's car from careening onto the footpath.
Nickerson asserted that court precedents protect the city in the case.
"We're entirely insulated from allegations of negligent design," he said.
Regalla, who had just left an Oliver Street bar by backing into a parked vehicle, was southbound on Oliver, approaching Sweeney Street. He tried to turn onto Sweeney but was going too fast and went over the curb and across a strip of grass and the path before striking Parker and Brady.
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If Thursday's announcement of the Emmy Awards nominations is any indication, TV fans will be laughing out loud when the show, hosted by Jimmy Kimmel, airs live Sept. 23.
That's because Kimmel, who replaced Nick Offerman late Wednesday night, was a hoot while delivering the news alongside Scandal star Kerry Washington. She stepped up to the podium at the Television Academy's Leonard H. Goldenson Theatre in Los Angeles in a pretty white, flowered top with her hair slicked back. Kimmel, on the other hand, was disheveled in lavender pajamas.
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A settlement of $2.7 million in the wrongful-conviction case of Lynn M. DeJac Peters has been reached between her and New York State.
DeJac Peters filed a claim against the state after being released from prison in November 2007, following nearly 14 years behind bars after being convicted in 1994 of strangling her 13-year-old daughter, Crystallyn M. Girard.
For years, the State Attorney General's Office and DeJac Peters' lead attorney, Steven M. Cohen, have been millions of dollars apart in agreeing on what would be an appropriate settlement for the time the Buffalo mother spent behind bars, while others raised her twin sons and another son.
"We have reached what we consider to be a fair settlement for the state's role in this injustice. We still have suits against the County of Erie and the City of Buffalo for their greater and active participation in Lynn's wrongful incarceration," said Cohen, who released addition information at the Amherst offices of Hogan Willig this morning.
Cohen said during the 90-minute news conference that a vaginal swab was taken from Crystallyn after her death but has never been scrutinized, and that he believed there is a good chance it could be linked to Dennis Donohue.
Crystallyn's body was placed in the same position as two women Donohue is either accused or convicted of killing, Cohen said. Donohue is serving 25 years to life in prison for murder of Joan Giambra.
Those similarities along with the unscrutinized swab, the attorney said, point to a cover up by investigating Buffalo detectives, former Erie County District Attorney Frank Clark and his lead prosecutor, Joseph Marusak, who are being sued in federal court for $30 million.
Dejac Peters was freed from prison when a new autopsy concluded that Crystallyn died not of strangulation, but of a cocaine overdose.
Originally, Cohen had complained about the state's unwillingness to settle because the state maintained DeJac Peters may have killed her daughter. New evidence, however, was discovered Sept. 28, Cohen said, that leaves no doubt that Dennis P. Donohue committed the slaying.
"That evidence compelled a swift and fair settlement," Cohen said, explaining that the evidence, which he would not disclose Monday, now strengthens the civil cases against the county and city in U.S. District Court.
Donohue had been Dejac's ex-boyfriend. New DNA tests years after the murder showed he had been in the girl's bedroom before her body was found.
The original complaint against the state had sought $1 million for each year of DeJac Peters' wrongful imprisonment for a total of $14 million in damages.
Cohen noted that in addition to the county and city, he is suing several individuals, including former Erie County District Attorney Frank J. Clark III, in federal court to prove there was "a massive cover-up or at the very least profound negligence."
Donohue is currently in state prison for 25 years to life for the murder of Buffalo resident Joan Giambra. Donohue was convicted of second-degree murder in the strangulation of Giambra, whose killing had many similarities to Crystallyn's death.
"Had the Buffalo police arrested Donohue in 1993 for the murder of Crystallyn, he would not have been at large to kill at least one other woman we know of, Joan Giambra," Cohen said.
Attorney Corey Hogan pointed out that the recently discovered evidence was "there to be found in February of 1993, but for reasons that have not yet been explained was overlooked."
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The day has arrived when I too can write in the margins of books, thanks to the extra-fine fiber tips my small handwriting is now legible. If you have passable handwriting I would go...Read complete review
The day has arrived when I too can write in the margins of books, thanks to the extra-fine fiber tips my small handwriting is now legible. If you have passable handwriting I would go with the medium, the line is a little bit bolder, but the medium is too smooth for me it's like walking a big dog with bad knees. The extra-fine tip gives me unbelievable control, smoothness and accuracy. My extra-fine tips last about half as long as my Waterman refills last, which evens out considering the Levenger refills are a little over half the price of the Watermans. I don't follow Levenger's guide lines about keeping your cap on the pen at all times. When I write I am prone to pacing, getting coffee/wine and shooting out texts or e-mails if I couldn't do this I would never get anything done. I can leave my pen uncapped for a good thirty minutes not only that I have a reading lamp pointed at my desk so my desk is probably a good ten degrees hotter than the rest of my office, with all that my pen has never gone out right after leaving it uncapped but only while I'm in the midst of writing something. If endurance is what your worried about I would go with the regular or ceramic refills which last a lot longer but are not quite as smooth.
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I rarely write reviews for anything; just don't have the time. But I felt compelled to write something about this product because it is so awful. I liked the way that it wrote, felt like it was smooth, etc. BUT if you do not use it constantly, multiple times a day, each day, it will dry up. Case in point. I put in a new refill on Friday, did not use it until today (4 days later) and it is dry. Worked fine last friday. This is typical for this product. A complete waste of money. Just awful. I will have to find another refill, or get a pen from another company. That is the other problem, as an aside; the Levenger pens really do not have options for better refills from other more reliable companies.
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Excellent pen refills...smooth, great ink flow. Love this felt-tip refill.
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I use these refills in my rollerball pens. Great for taking notes or when I have to "original" sign a lot of documents. Blue coloring is great with medium point. May move up to bold with next set.
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These are my favorite refills for my various roller balls - in fact, I don't buy anything that won't take these refills. They are pricey, but give a great feel, esp on Levenger paper.
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I love these for my Levenger rollerball pens. I only wish I could get these in all the colors available to fountain pen users. Maybe in a sampler pack of different colors. How about it, Levenger?
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Fits a Rotring 600!
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Not sure if they'd fit, I optimistically ordered these felt tips for a Rotring 600 rollerball pen. Well, it fits like a silk glove. Perfect! The medium point is just right for architectural sketching and is smooooooth. I'm not nuts about the spring tip, as it's a little soft, but I'll get used to it. No drying of the tip as others have reported, but I use it daily and keep it capped otherwise. The Rotring is back in the game!
By IdahoAl
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I've been using these fiber tip refills for years, and contrary to some opinions expressed here, I find everything about them more than satisfactory. I've never had a problem with them drying out prematurely, and they last fairly long, although there is some inconsistency. However, I'm always replacing the cap, rather than leaving them uncovered. The broad tip is good for dramatic signatures, the fine too fine for my taste, and the mediums, perfect. Don't hesitate to buy.
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By ldoray
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I love these refills. I have always enjoyed writing with a fiber tip. I only wish they would last longer. I did a lot of writing and the refill ran out long before I thought it would.
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By organizedandinspired
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I have been using these Fiber Tip Refills in medium for over a month now and have been quite pleased with their functionality. The life-span of this refill is not as long as perhaps a ballpoint refill; on that note, though, these refills are not ballpoint refills. I have also not experienced what the previous reviewer experienced, in that my refills have not been drying out prematurely. As a matter of fact, my refills have been writing well until emptied. The smooth writing paired with the pressure-sensitive spring feature afford the writer a supreme writing experience.
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I actually think, based on her critical analyses, Jenny Kirk would be a great addition to the Eurosport team. Why? She's shown that she's capable of not having favourites and giving credit to the skaters to deserve it. However, in saying that, she still tends to be snarky. I don't mind as much, but the beauty of the Eurosport team is that because Britain hasn't had much success in the way of actual figure skating athletes- they manage to remain on point at all times. Kirk's tendencies to deviate too much would be too distracting.
I actually like the line up as it is. It would make a difference to have a lady commentator but I don't think by much. Chris and Simon (or Nicky) all know what they are talking about and I LOVE that they say exactly what is on the audience's minds. To have a female perspective during ladies' events would be great, especially in putting into perspective the realities of difficult elements and such for women compared to the men's- but the current line up does that anyway. I am a Mao fan and what I love from Eurosport is that whenever Mao lands a triple axel- they always point out the fact that it is a difficult element and that it should always be worth more than a 3-3 because of that fact. Unlike their brassy and quite frankly, abrasive counterpart in Scott Hamilton whose blatant favouritism does nothing for his job or the way he comes off. I'm not trying to turn this into one of THOSE threads, but what I'm saying is that they recognise the realities of the sport. Likewise, see their commentary of Chan's 2013 win.
Mmmm. I was just going through the list of threads in The Edge, and just noticed that I missed that this thread had been revived a couple of weeks ago!
Since I started this thread, there has been a major development. You know the way I was saying that Simon already had a lot on his plate, what with running Eurosports commentary department, as well as commentating on tennis. Well, British Eurosport has lost the UK rights for the womens tennis (as well as MotoGP) from the start of 2014 to British Telecoms new sports channel.
So, that is one less thing taking Simon away from his figure skating!
There again, Simon was commentating on the BBCs coverage of Wimbledon, so there is always the possibility that he could follow the tennis and switch to BT Sport. I really hope not! It would be a great loss not only to Eurosport, but a massive loss to our sport!
Hes the best figure-skating-commentator-who-has-not-been-a-skater-themselves that there is!
Anyway, I thought I would take this opportunity to explain a bit further why I was going with Jenny.
Firstly, Jenny Kirk was a very good skater when she was competing. Plus, she has the benefit of having competed under both judging systems, and so can give a more balanced appraisal than those that have just competed under one or the other.
Secondly, since she retired, Jenny has transformed herself into a very competent journalist.
Although it has not been going for long, The Skating Lesson has already got a cult following. OK, so there are things I dont like about it, but it is impossible to please everybody all of the time. Yes, Jenny and Dave frequently make me cringe with the way they go on. But they can be serious, and when they are, they are as professional an interviewer as you can get.
Personally, I think the serious Jenny would fit in perfectly with Simon, Chris and Nicky.
Oh, and Jenny has made no secret of how much she admires the British Eurosport commentators, especially for how unbiased they are. I remember one time she posted a link to a YouTube video of a routine on her Facebook profile. It was one of those routines that had controversial marking (I cant remember now which one it was, as there have now been so many controversial scores ), and she did nothing but praise the way in which Simon and Chris reacted to it.
A few people have commented in various threads that Jennys new accent is hard to listen to. And, I do tend to agree. Of course, being hard to listen to is not a good thing for a commentator. But, given how good a journalist she is, I was willing to overlook that in this instance.
Every year, I watch the Eurovision Song Contest Semi-Finals. Now, it is not because I am one of these people that are crazy about Eurovision! Rather, it is because the current voting system means that a lot of the good acts get knocked out before the Final.
Usually, the BBC have 2 of their Radio 1 DJs, Scott Mills and Sara Cox, commentating on the Semi-Finals. I like Scott, but Sara is VERY hard to listen to. But, this year, Scott was instead joined by Ana Matronic from the Scissor Sisters. Before this, I had only ever heard Ana when she was singing. But, after hearing her talk normally, I absolutely fell in love with her accent!
So, can anybody think of any female skaters from Oregon who might be interested in commentating for a TV channel in the UK ?
Frabjous news!
TSL are interviewing... Chris Howarth!
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My French is pretty well non-existent but the little I "gleamed" from the French Eurosport announcers for Yu-Na Kim's last performance was pretty funny, (I think). First the woman was absolutely quiet during the whole skate and as Yu-na was finishing her free skate it was like the woman just realized the performance was coming to an end and she asked out loud in surprise, c'est complete? (I think) Obviously she was completely bowled over and then her male counter part had fun with her teasing her by inferring Yu-na cheated (I think) by telling her during the slow-motion recast of her jumps that she was relying on magic to do her jumps where the woman good naturedly accused him of being a meany. (My interpretation and I am probably way off on this)
Anyway I think most of all those Eurosport announcers are pretty interesting.
One of the things I like the most about Nicky Slater is that he is open minded in ice-dance.
Reed, Howard and Slater are awesome.
Normally I love Eurosport commentary but I have found Nicky and Simons knowledge/lack of research at Nebelhorn very poor and dissapointing. They have no idea of the qualifying rules and numbers to qualify in each discipline. Nicky claimed this evening that Isadora Williams didn't make the Olympics, and that the Germans could get extra spots in dance.
While the Eurosport team have plenty of experience, and are knowledgeable enough about figure skating as a sport, I find their lack of understanding of the details and nuances of the CoP scoring system to be yet another glaring example of how poorly understood the system is more broadly speaking. As commentators, I DO think they some responsibility to try to explain the system to viewers - fans and the casual audience. In this regard, they fall short. In my book, that is disappointing.


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The Buffalo Bills spent extra time during their bye week working on run-stopping fundamentals with their front-seven defenders.
"We had a good week," said defensive coordinator Dave Wannstedt. "We took advantage of the bye week and really didn't jump ahead and add as many things as we tried to clean up what we weren't doing as good as we need to do. Fundamental stuff."
Wannstedt saw signs of progress in the 21-9 loss at Houston last week and hopes it's an indicator of things to come.
"The runs we gave up against Houston, the two longest runs, we were in pressures and it was two rookie mistakes that we just didn't fit it up right, or we could have held them under 100 yards rushing," Wannstedt said.
"I thought the best thing about it was our guys gave great effort. There was as much gang tackling and several guys to the ball every play as we've had."
Bad defense has been the story of the first half of the season for the Bills. Buffalo ranks 31st in yards allowed, 31st in points allowed, 32nd on third down defense and tied for last in red zone defense.
Nobody in the organization saw this kind of performance coming.
"I think a little bit of it is a new system," said Wannstedt, who switched to a 4-3 scheme this year. "We have five first- and second-year players starting for us on defense, which is the most of anybody in the league. When we get into nickel and Justin (Rogers) comes in, it's six. So we're a young group."
"At times it's been more us (than the opponent). We just have to continue to keep coaching better and harder and keep playing harder and better and it'll come together. I'm very confident of that. About 40 percent of our points have been (allowed) ... in the fourth quarter. Is that maturity? Is that not mental toughness? Whatever the reason, I don't know. It could be a variety of things. But I just come back to one word, consistency. We've got to play consistently from the opening snap to the end of the game. That's probably the one thing obviously we have not done week in and week out."
With the defensive shortcomings foremost in mind, here's a position-by-position assessment of the Bills at midseason as they head into Sunday's game against mighty New England.
Ryan Fitzpatrick's interception at the end of the 35-34 Tennessee loss was a killer for the entire team. Fitzpatrick ranks 20th in attempts, 26th in yards, eighth in TD passes, tied for 26th in interceptions and 15th in passer rating. The Bills have a pop-gun passing game. Their yards per pass play average is 23rd. The QB's job is to win games.
Grade: D
Running back
C.J. Spiller's yards-per-carry average of 7.2 is the second best in the NFL since 1960 for players with at least 75 carries. It's time to get him at least 18 touches a game. Fred Jackson has looked better the past few weeks since his sprained knee has improved.
Grade: A
Offensive line
The Bills are eighth in sacks per pass attempt allowed and sixth in rushing yards. Cordy Glenn has been a pleasant surprise at left tackle. He has yet to give up a sack. Both guards, Andy Levitre and Kraig Urbik, have played well. Center Eric Wood has played an amazing 488 of 494 snaps despite coming back from major knee surgery. He's tough and only will get stronger. Injured right tackle Erik Pears has been the weak link, giving up three sacks, unofficially. But Chris Hairston has been a stable replacement at tackle.
Grade: B+
The Bills need more big-play talent at receiver. T.J. Graham has averaged 37 snaps a game but it's asking a lot for a third-round pick to be a big factor as a rookie. Stevie Johnson looked hindered by the groin the first two games but has been mostly fine. Scott Chandler is a capable tight end. Due to the injury to David Nelson, the Bills haven't used a true four-wideout set on one play this season.
Grade: D
Defensive line
The front four hasn't created enough havoc to make the straight-forward defensive approach work. Kyle Williams has been the Bills' best front-seven defender. Mario Williams has 4.5 sacks and has a wrist problem, but the Bills need more out of him. Marcell Dareus was poor vs. New England, San Francisco and Tennessee. Mark Anderson was awful vs. the run against the Pats and Niners.
Grade: F
Nick Barnett remains the team's best linebacker. Kelvin Sheppard hasn't made enough impact plays. Teams are trying to use misdirection and motions to make rookie Nigel Bradham hesitate or overpursue.
Grade: F
Defensive backs
Jairus Byrd won the Arizona game for the Bills and is enjoying a fine season. Rookie Stephon Gilmore has bit on some double-moves but has been reasonably solid. Aaron Williams has given up five TD passes. More plays are needed from safety George Wilson. The Bills could have used a 100 percent healthy Terrence McGee but his injured knee wouldn't cooperate.
Grade: D
Special teams
Leodis McKelvin leads the league in punt return average and is third on kickoff returns. The John Potter experiment failed, but the Bills are ninth in kickoff coverage. The punt return TD allowed vs. the Jets hurt. Rookie punter Shawn Powell shows promise.
Grade: A-
It's not so much that they're 3-5, it's the way they're 3-5. The defense is historically bad, and it has not played as an 11-man unit. That's on the coaches to get their message across more effectively. If the Bills don't beat Miami at home in five days Chan Gailey's ability to keep the players believing becomes much tougher.
Grade: F
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A young woman's first gynecological exam can be filled with anxiety and fear.
This is often based on embarrassment or inaccurate information about what the exam feels like and what testing will be done.
With proper planning, however, the exam can be a time when a young woman learns about her body and how to care for it. She can establish a relationship with a health care provider that is confidential and specific to her needs.
The first step in planning a successful visit is to find a health care provider that the woman feels she can talk to and work with. Many types of providers offer gynecological care: physicians such as family practice doctors, pediatricians and internists, as well as obstetricians/gynecologists. Nurse practitioners, physician assistants and nurse midwives also provide women's health care and may offer longer visits with more attention given to education.
The first visit can occur at any age when the young woman has questions or concerns about her reproductive health, including puberty, menstruation, sexuality, birth control or infection. This visit can also be a proactive way to establish a relationship with a women's health care provider, a time to learn about gynecologic health and how to access gynecologic services when they're needed.
This first visit often includes a lot of talking and discussion. The provider will take down a complete health history and ask questions about the young woman's lifestyle, nutrition and exercise habits. The provider will also ask about any concerns she might have.
A physical exam may be done, which typically includes measuring height, weight, blood pressure and pulse rate, and examining the heart, lungs, breasts, thyroid and abdomen. A pelvic exam may be offered. This involves inspecting and palpating the external and internal reproductive organs. It is helpful prior to the exam for the provider to explain in detail exactly what the procedure is and what anatomical parts will be examined. The patient can see a speculum, if she likes, and learn how it is used to inspect the cervix and vagina.
The exam may be uncomfortable, with a feeling of pressure, but it should not hurt. A thorough explanation and gentle touch can help alleviate fears and encourage open communication between the provider and patient.
During the first exam, many young women like to have a support person present. This can be a mother, sister, friend or other understanding person in her life. This support person, however, will be asked to leave while personal questions are asked. Even though the young woman may be under the age of adulthood, 18, she has the right to confidentiality and privacy. Information cannot be shared with her parents or other family members unless she gives her consent.
A Pap smear is no longer recommended for women under 21. Other testing, however, may need to be done. Screening for infection and sexually transmitted diseases and urine testing are some of the most common laboratory tests.
The provider may spend quite a bit of time on health education, depending on the issues identified during the interview and exam. If needed, birth control options can be discussed. It is important to ask specific questions about birth control choices - how to use the various methods, possible side effects, etc.
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Optical Thin Film Technology for Ultrafast Fiber Lasers
Orsila, Lasse
Publication type: Doctoral dissertation
Issue date: 2008-04-25
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University: Tampere University of Technology
Faculty: Faculty of Science and Environmental Engineering
Department: Optoelectronics Research Centre
This thesis investigates novel dispersion compensation methods for mode-locked fiber lasers and the dynamical properties of ytterbium and thulium-holmium gain materials. The emphasis is on dielectric thin film structures and their integration into fiber cavities to control laser performance. A Gires–Tournois interferometer (GTI) made with electron beam evaporation was used for the first time to compensate for the dispersion of a fiber cavity and thus achieve ultrashort mode-locked pulses. Another thin film dispersion compensator, a Fabry-Pérot etalon, demonstrated in a mode-locked fiber laser, allowed for continuously tunable short pulse operation of an ytterbium fiber laser over a broad wavelength range. In addition to dispersive thin film structures, the thesis also presents a new type of dichroic coating deposited directly onto an optical fiber end. The dichroic coating acts as an output coupler and pump combiner, simultaneously. This enables laser cavities which are substantially shorter than would be possible with conventional fiber components. The compact all-fiber ytterbium fiber laser presented had a record high fundamental repetition rate of 571 MHz with ultrashort, 572 fs, pulses. The energy level scheme of ytterbium and thulium-holmium gain materials was studied for the first time in this thesis by analyzing the laser relaxation oscillations. Both materials exhibited a change in transition mechanism from three-level to four-level laser operation in the long-wavelength tail of the gain bandwidth.
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Fire Candy (manga)
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Genres: action, comedy, drama, science fiction
Objectionable content: Intense
Plot Summary: In the future, most of humanity has become unable to reproduce. And so, "half"s, people with genetic material from a human and an animal, were created. Ryoki and his gang race the streets at night, fighting other gangs mainly for fun and Fire Candy, a drug that can lead to their death.
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Titus Z. Taggart, an 18-year veteran of the State Police who was fired last summer after an internal investigation into allegations he was involved with off-duty parties with prostitutes, was sentenced in Erie County Court Wednesday to three years' probation.
Judge Kenneth F. Case also ordered Taggart to perform 300 hours of community service.
Taggart, 42, of Buffalo, had faced up to a year in jail and a $1,000 fine after admitting to a misdemeanor count of promoting prostitution.
Case rebuked Taggart for dishonoring the State Police uniform but decided against jailing him, given the financial losses the ex-trooper has suffered with the loss of his job. The judge also cited many letters he has received on Taggart's behalf. A State Police investigation revealed that Taggart organized, advertised and supervised exotic dance parties involving dancers and prostitutes.
The Erie County District Attorney's Office agreed to the plea because Taggart's police career is over, and he has suffered severe financial consequences as a result of his firing, prosecutor Paul E. Bonanno said in December when Taggart pleaded guilty.
Taggart, a resident of the Bailey-Kensington neighborhood, apologized to his family, friends and the State Police at the sentencing. He also thanked his church community, Mount Zion Church of God Holiness, for its support.
"He spoke from the heart," said his lawyer, Michael G. O'Rourke.
Currently unemployed, Taggart is suffering from a medical condition that evolved from a kidney transplant 14 years ago, according to O'Rourke.
"He is on a number of medications, and it makes for a difficult situation," the attorney said.
He is the son of Arthur L. Taggart, a well-respected colonel in the State Police who is now retired.
The older Taggart and his wife were present in court for the sentencing.
"His father was absolutely supportive and 100 percent behind Titus throughout this whole ordeal," O'Rourke said.
Taggart hopes to work with young people in the Buffalo community to fulfill the community service portion of his sentence.
"His hope is that they could benefit in a positive way from all his life experiences," O'Rourke said. The attorney pointed out that, except for what undid his client's career, he was never in any type of trouble.
"For 18 years, he had an unblemished record. After the kidney transplant, he could have gone out on a medical retirement but fought his way back, and really it was a courageous rehabilitation to get back on the job," O'Rourke said.
The attorney said he was unable to offer any explanation why Taggart engaged in the deeds that ended his law enforcement career.
O'Rourke said: "It was so out of character."
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Hellstern has been completely disinfected and every bus used by the Springdale district was sterilized, Schaffer said.
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The author is professor of animal sciences at Kansas State University, Manhattan.
We often think the relationship between milk production and fertility is a relatively recent concern. But, in fact, it has been debated for quite some time. Quoted back in a 1929 Minnesota Dairy Bulletin was this gem: "In recent years, the opinion has been held by a large number of dairymen that difficulties with breeding accompany high milk production - the conclusion has been drawn that as milk yield has increased during the same interval that the two (milk yield and fertility) bear the relation of cause and effect."
Milk yield and reproductive outcomes are considered to be the standard economic barometers of a dairy operation. No one disagrees that global milk yield per cow has grown steadily during the past four decades. In fact, annual milk yield per cow in the U.S. has gone from 12,998 pounds in 1970 to 21,149 pounds last year. That is an 8,151-pound gain in three decades. However, the conclusion reached by many (based on earlier studies dating to the 1980s) is the existence of an overall antagonism between milk yield and reproduction. The antagonistic relationship is generally perceived to have reduced fertility as a consequence of higher milk yields.
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The perception of a production-reproduction antagonism has been repeatedly challenged, thus triggering a passionate debate on the true nature of this association. Indeed, a growing list of studies now provide evidence for high milk yield being favorably associated with fertility, where higher-producing cows are also the ones most likely to become pregnant. Similarly, higher-producing herds are commonly reported to have better reproductive performance.
Further supporting evidence is based on a recent USDA study, where fertility has rebounded since the incorporation of genetic merit for daughter pregnancy rate (DPR) despite no apparent slowing down on gains in milk production per cow. DPR is a genetic measure of fertility for a bull's daughters. A value of 1 equals 1 percent greater pregnancy rate in 21 days.
In addition, both Holsteins and Jerseys showed gains in DPR after implementation of genetic evaluations for productive life (PL) in 1994 and DPR in 2003. As a reminder, PL is a genetic estimate of future productive life of daughters; a value of 1 is equal to 1 additional month of productive life. Use of PL may have reversed the negative genetic trajectory in pregnancy rate because of the negative association between days open and productive life. Bulls of superior genetic merit for DPR, which has a negative relationship with daughter days open, have daughters with reduced culling for reproduction and thus longer PL.
What else has changed during the past decades that may be responsible for declining fertility?
- Numbers of U.S. dairy farms fell from 329,680 in 1980 to 131,509 in 1992, to 53,127 in 2010, so each employee is expected to manage more cows per person.
- Since 1970, herd size has grown from 18 to over 172 cows.
- In 1980, only 4 percent of dairy farms were milking more than 100 cows. By 2009, 23 percent of farms had over 100 cows.
- In 1980, 33 percent of the milk was produced on farms of more than 100 cows; whereas in 2009, 83.6 percent of milk was produced on farms with more than 100 cows.
- In 1980, there were hardly any herds milking more than 500 cows, but by 2009, 5.1 percent of herds milked 500 or more cows accounting for nearly 60 percent of the total milk output in the U.S.
- Breeding strategies have changed from natural service to overwhelming prevalence of artificial insemination and ovulation synchronization programs. More than 43 percent of U.S. dairy farms are using some ovulation synchronization program, but its use varies among regions of the U.S.
- Confinement housing where cows are housed almost exclusively on concrete after first calving has become vogue. Fewer cows are in pasture or dirt lots for parts of lactation.
Clearly, many factors have changed on dairy farms during the past 30 to 40 years encompassing the so-called antagonism of growing milk yield and declining fertility.
What are the appropriate measures of milk yield? Short-term yields of 60 or 90 days may be useful when testing the immediate influence of milk production at or near the time of first inseminations, but are inherently less reliable for estimating total lactation performance. Component-corrected milk yields would be more appropriate because they account for most of the energy content in fluid milk.
Meanwhile, actual 305-day yields more accurately reflect the entire lactation but do not assess the metabolic environment during the actual breeding period. However, actual 305-day yields are not very representative of inherent differences in metabolic needs of first lactation growing cows at the same level of production because older cows have no growth requirement. Age-adjusted or 305-day mature equivalent (2×-305-day ME) records adjust not only for parity but for differences in daily milking frequency, age at calving, month of calving, duration of lactation, and region of the country where the cow resides.
The same yield in one region or country that may be considered to be "high" is considered to be "moderate" or "low" somewhere else. Furthermore, these differences in yield are often confounded with breed and nutritional factors. Lower-yielding cows in pasture-based systems are at a different metabolic status than full-fed cows housed in confinement. Considerations of what is high, moderate, or low production must be defined within a given production system and genetic base.
Defining performance
Multiple measures of reproductive performance pose additional challenges in our ability to clearly define the problem. Historically, genetic-based studies have assessed measures that are available from dairy record processing centers including conception rate, number of services per conception, days open, and calving intervals. Each of these variables is strongly controlled by management decisions that superimpose, and in some cases may supersede, the inherent biology.
One can manipulate days open and calving intervals by changing the duration of the voluntary waiting period, days in milk to culling, or designating nonpregnant cows as a "do not breed." For example, conception rate varies based on days in milk when insemination occurs whether after detected estrus or timed insemination. Further, heat detection rate, and thus pregnancy rate, may vary according to variously applied estrus-detection devices including heat mount patches, radio-telemetric rump-mounted pressure sensors, or other activity monitors.
Need a fresh approach
What we need is a new way to examine all these confounding factors. One of my bright young colleagues at Kansas State University (Nora Bello) is cooperating with others at Michigan State University to find new answers to these old problems. They are examining both individual cow level effects and individual herd level effects in the same sophisticated statistical models. Their results are quite interesting. For example, while herd level effects may show negative relationships between milk yield and reproductive performance, individual cows within herds may show just the opposite trend (more milk and better fertility). More to come later.


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Speculation reached new heights Friday, when the Daily Telegraph suggested Kate could have been due July 19 – because medical staff, a source tells the newspaper, were warned to be on best behavior – including staying off alcohol – for a month starting that day.
The royal's due date – which was the beginning of the week, PEOPLE understands – came under increased scrutiny Thursday, as focus briefly switched to a different hospital outside London: the Royal Berkshire hospital in Reading, near her parents' manor house in Bucklebury, where she has been spending time.
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And because of it, Hopewell-Loudon was blasted by Mohawk, 58-37, in Midland Athletic League action.
"It just comes down to the matter that we didn't have any heart tonight," Hopewell-Loudon coach Rod Daniel said. "We just didn't get after it tonight."
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Meanwhile, Mohawk put up 22 shots in the quarter, aided by eight offensive rebounds. Sarah Runion buried two 3-pointers and Sarah Parker and Kasey Adelsperger each had a couple of buckets. The Mohawk defense was intense, forcing seven of Hopewell-Loudon's eventual 16 turnovers in the first quarter.
"We just were not ready to play tonight. Defensively, we weren't moving our feet off the dribble on every possession," Daniel said. "Anytime we get beat off the dribble, we kind of give up and that can't happen against a team like this."
Hopewell-Loudon cut it to 26-15 by half, and a 3-pointer from Lauren Trumpler and a Rohrbach bucket in the paint made it 26-20. The Chieftains kept it close for another minute, with Rohrbach scoring to make it 30-23 with 5:55 to go in the third quarter.
But a 13-0 streak by the Warriors (5-2, 2-1 MAL), including five points from Julie Adelsperger, put the Warriors up 20, 43-23, and it was all downhill from there for the Chieftains.
Lynsey Trusty led all scorers with 14 points. Julie Adelsperger had 12 points. Runion and Kasey Adelsperger each had nine points and Sarah Parker had eight. Kasey Adelsperger and Parker had 11 and eight rebounds respectively.
"To try and rotate and try to cover up everybody, it's about impossible," Daniel said of defending the Warriors.
Rohrbach had 10 points and eight boards. Burns had eight points and eight caroms. Trumpler also tallied eight points in the loss.
"We tried to stop just one or two things they did well and we tried to focus on one or two things that we did well, and I think that made a difference in the game," Fortney said. "Our posts stepped up and played really good post defense and contested shots and I'm proud of the way they played."


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According to a release from the State Highway Patrol, motorcyclists should ride endorsed, trained and sober, and motor vehicle drivers in turn should be aware of motorcyclists by watching out for them on highways, at intersections and anytime they are changing lanes.
According to the release, between 2010 and 2012, motorcycle-involved crashes resulted in 509 fatalities and more than 11,480 injuries in the state of Ohio. In 2012 alone, there were 165 motorcycle-related fatalities. Of the 165 fatalities, the motorcyclist was at fault 71 percent of the time, the release states.
Deputy Justin Nowak of the Seneca County Sheriff's Office said motorcyclists and drivers should be more aware of their surroundings, and drivers should especially do so on warmer days when motorcyclists are more likely to be on the roadways.
"Double check your intersections and make sure nobody is coming. Motorcycles are harder to see," he said.
To make themselves more visible, motorcyclists can ride in pairs or groups, Nowak said.
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A motorcycle is a motor vehicle with all of the privileges of any vehicle on the roadway.
Give motorcyclists a full lane of travel.
Allow plenty of space in front of the vehicle you are driving and do not follow a motorcycle too closely.
According to the release, taking a training class and riding with proper endorsements can help protect motorcyclists and others from injury or even death. Out of the 8,571 citations the State Highway Patrol issued to motorcyclists between 2010 and 2012, 20 percent were for operating a motorcycle without a proper license or endorsement.
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Andy Griffith, one of America's most beloved actors, passed away recently. We remember him so well as the sheriff of Mayberry on the Andy Griffith Show or as Private Will Stockdale in No Time For Sergeants. We may also remember him as Matlock, from the TV series of the same name. A select few might also remember him from his short lived Science Fiction series Salvage One. Always he was the mild mannered father- like figure who seemed to get the job done with down- home wisdom and honest effort. So what would you say if I told you that after watching Andy in his first film A Face in the Crowd, I was unable to watch Sheriff Andy without thinking "What a sleezeball?"
A Face in the Crowd features Andy Griffith as down on his luck drifter Larry "Lonesome" Rhodes. Lonesome's one possession besides the clothes on his back is his guitar. His ability to play, sing and his gift for gab reminiscent of Will Rodgers, take him from an Arkansas jail to radio and finally to television. Like many talk radio personalities Lonesome Rhodes uses his show to foster his own ideals. Fame takes its toll and power corrupts. Lonesome is caught in his own trap and like a page out of today's news he is revealed for who he really is. This film is a must see for Andy Griffith fans; a chance to see him at his best in a role that is not typical of the image we have of him. I deeply mourn the loss of Andy Griffith. I will always remember him as Sheriff Andy Taylor and the kind hearted Will Stockdale. But I will never forget that as an actor he was much more than either of these parts and was easily able to take on whatever personality a role required.
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quote: Android has much higher sales and hence a higher market share. Also, the delta is still growing. Historically, the OS with the biggest market share always attracted the most developers and hence had more software available.
quote: Apple was able to escape this trend only because they only sell high-priced devices. But as the delta regarding installed base of Android and iOS widens, Android catches up (= the delta in App sales shrinks). So IMO Apple has to decide if they want to become a niche player again, or if they want to compete in the mass market. If they do the former, it is only a matter of time until they get overtaken by Android regarding Apps downloads, App Store revenue etc.
quote: I don't know why you selectively quotet my post:
quote: The reasons for this are unimportant here (e.g. pirating, lots of third-world Android user with low-end phones etc.)But the delta between the Android installed base and the iOS installed base gets bigger (452 Million Android phones vs. 136 Million iPhones sold in 2012).So, as this delta gets bigger, obviously the delta regarding App Store revenue gets smaller.So as long as Android outgrows iOS, it gets more and more interesting for developers.
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quote: Overvalued based on what metric?
quote: It won't happen though, and their price will continue to be driven by actual revenue and profit rather than lofty expectations/dreams of growth.
quote: Apple being "worth" more than ExxonMobile? That's all the metric you need. Of course Apple is overvalued. Only an iTard like you would suggest otherwise.
quote: Companies within the tech industry are being incorrectly valued, and we're heading for another tech bubble.
quote: That's patently false. Apple cannot keep growing forever at the rate investors expect, at some point market saturation will be reached or a bad decision will lead to a poor quarter etc etc. When that happens, investors will get weary. There is already a considerable debate by insiders as to weather Apple is a growth or value stock. The fact that they're sitting on tons of capital, and refuse to pay dividends, is holding some sway on that debate.
quote: I've said it again and again, but you should really start using hard numbers and logic to create arguments rather than basing them on rhetoric and emotion.
quote: Are tech stocks routinely overvalued in general? Sometimes yes. This is one such period.
quote: I've beaten you with logic in every single argument we've had, technical and otherwise.
quote: There are many ways to value a stock. PE matters here because actual revenue is the main thing driving AAPL's stock price, not speculation on future growth.
quote: Anyway, people have been saying that Apple is overvalued for almost a decade now, and they give no real reason aside from "because Apple hurr durr"
quote: WOW you really ARE channeling Steve Jobs aren't you? Amazing someone with such a big head can still cram it up his own ass.
quote: And they have all always been wrong every time because you didn't agree. What an ego!
quote: Secondly, this is mostly opinion anyway. There is no solid metric to determine undervalue or overvalue.
quote: That's patently false. Apple cannot keep growing forever at the rate investors expect
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Esther Fromm, 95, of Greeley, passed away on Dec. 18, 2012. She was born July 10, 1917, to Peter and Maria (Bender) Fromm in Fort Collins, Colo.
Esther lived in Greeley since 1927. She was an aircraft mechanic in the Army Air Corp during World War II and later earned her master's degree in library science from University of Denver and began her career as a Library Director in 1958.
She was a lifelong member of Trinity Lutheran; was on the board of Friends of Greeley Public Library and was a proud member of the American Historical Society of German Russians.
She is survived by her nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her parents and siblings.
Services will be held at 11 a.m., Friday, Dec. 28, 2012, at Trinity Lutheran Church. Interment at Linn Grove Cemetery.
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