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Has Bush peaked early?
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> Has Bush peaked early?
March 4, 2003, 05:04 PM
Things could turn around in a day (or week) if they need to but how do you feel Bush is doing as President?
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March 4, 2003, 05:20 PM
I doubt that GW has ever "peeked." Clinton maybe, but not Bush. ;)
March 4, 2003, 05:20 PM
Has Bush "peeked" at what? Maybe you meant "peaked".:rolleyes:
This thread should be in Legal and Political. And proofread.:banghead:
March 4, 2003, 05:29 PM
Don't know, but I wish they'd quit talking and get on with it. All in all, I'm underwhelmed with the foot dragging, and the fustercluck with Turkey doesn't give me a good feeling about W having his ducks in a row.
March 4, 2003, 06:13 PM
peaked, peaked, peaked, peaked, peaked,peaked,peaked,peaked, peaked:D
March 4, 2003, 06:36 PM
Well, I don't know about anybody else, but I'm happy now.;) :D
March 4, 2003, 06:41 PM
I'll never be happy with his stance on creating a "Palestinian" state. He wants to punish terrorists on one hand but reward terrorism on the other. Can't have it both ways. Unless a real Constitutionalist runs in 2004, I'll vote for Bush again; but, he's going to have to decide who's side he's on in this war.
Still, he sure beats the heck out of Gore, or any of the Democratic Socialists for that matter.
March 4, 2003, 06:50 PM
I'll vote for him again. The man has a pair.
March 4, 2003, 07:08 PM
My work here is done. I can not die and rot away.:D
March 4, 2003, 07:20 PM
Let's look at Bush's accomplishments.
He has federalized airport screeener.-- when has the government EVER been able to do something better than private industry?
Increased the size of government. -- See the aforementioned airport screeners and the creation of the Homeland Security Department.
Carved serious inroads into our Constitutionally protected rights. --You want scary imagine Nixon or Clinton with the powers the Homeland Security Act enables.
Pushing for a war with Iraq, when North Korea has nukes and bin Laden is still at large.-- I think Iraq is bad, but not as bad as NK or even a big a threat as India and Pakistan.
Pissed off the French-- okay this one I like.
Bush was the lesser evil. But all adjectives aside he is still evil.
March 4, 2003, 07:38 PM
I can not die and rot away.:D
I'll bet that's not true.:neener:
March 4, 2003, 07:47 PM
You did fine, we're not secretaries, we all make mistakes! ;)
I'll vote for him again! He does indeed have two large hairy ones!
March 4, 2003, 08:29 PM
Would you believe I am a college graduate from the old school? Would you believe I go thru a book in about 10 days? Would you believe I have been reading at this rate and better for over 35 years? Would believe I am a PRINTING Supervisor!?:what: OH the shame of it all!
Would you believe I wanted to say "now I CAN die and rot away".:banghead:
March 4, 2003, 08:32 PM
Bush is a man for the times.
March 4, 2003, 08:43 PM
Ok, who likes Gore? :what: Fess up!
March 4, 2003, 09:27 PM
Two explainations for the "footdragging":
1. Clinton screwed up the military so much in 8 years that it took us this long to mobilize.
2. Gave the military ample time to set everything up very well while (a. identifying who our "friends" really are (internally and externally) and (b. allowing no one to be able to say that we did not give the U.N. another chance to self destruct.
March 4, 2003, 09:52 PM
Gore might have been better.
Sure, he'd have tried to ramrod through the "Patriot Act" or something like it.
But if he were in office, the Repubs would have at least made a show of fighting it.
Me? I'm so bitterly disappointed in the Bushies that I will probably never again vote for a Republican.
To announce that there must be no criticism of the President, or that we are to stand by the President, right or wrong, is not only unpatriotic and servile, but is morally treasonable to the American public. -- Theodore Rooselvelt
March 4, 2003, 09:53 PM
I didn't vote for G.W.Bush, but right now I sure am glad he's the pres.. I can't imagine Al Gore dealing with the International issues. He's a wuss. G.W. is the right guy at the right time. I think God must have a hand in the future of this country. He's looking out for us. G.W.'s got nads, big nads.
March 4, 2003, 09:59 PM
I suyre hope he hasn't peaked! There's a lot of room for improvement!
Am I glad he's in and not Gore? Hmm. I think so. But time will tell. As has been nicely pointed out, he's done a lot of damage to the Constitution.
Me? I'm so bitterly disappointed in the Bushies that I will probably never again vote for a Republican.
pax, I'm surprised at you. You ain't no dummy. If you are disappointed in Bush, you weren't paying attention to his campaign. He never sounded anything like a true conservative! I think he means well, but he hasn't a clue about the Constitution.
Unlike Al, though, I think he is a genuine patriot, though misguided. (As in: Guided by all the globalists who surround him.)
March 4, 2003, 10:03 PM
Bush was the lesser evil. But all adjectives aside he is still evil.So much for the "rational"...
March 4, 2003, 10:03 PM
Originally posted by: Faustulus
Let's look at Bush's accomplishments.
He has federalized airport screeener.-- when has the government EVER been able to do something better than private industry?
Increased the size of government. -- See the aforementioned airport screeners and the creation of the Homeland Security
The government can do a lot better than low bid private industry. Take a look at the screeners they had before. Most were not citizens, could not pass a background check and were theives. What else could you expect from $5.00/hour with no benefits workers. Many could not even speak english.
The homeland security dept. was necessary to bring all the departments together instead of competing with each other (for status and appropriations).
March 4, 2003, 10:08 PM
I didn't vote for him because I thought he was a conservative.
I voted for him because I thought he was an honorable man who would take his oath of office seriously.
It turns out I was wrong. The oath actually reads: "I, name, do solemnly swear (or affirm) that I will faithfully execute the office of President of the United States, and I will to the best of my ability, preserve, protect, and defend the Constitution of the United States."
I think Bush thought it read: "I, name, do solemnly swear (or affirm) that I will faithfully execute the office of President of the United States, and I will to the best of my ability, preserve, protect, and defend the United States.
Either that, or he's a slime.
In any case, he has not honored the oath he gave; nor is his behaviour inconsistent with what we have seen from other Republicans (with minor exceptions here and there).
That's not a lie, it's a terminological inexactitude. -- Alexander Haig
Kahr carrier
March 4, 2003, 10:16 PM
He ok in my book ,he is doing a great job.:)
March 4, 2003, 11:31 PM
Gore might have been better.Where were you when Al "no controlling legal authority" Gore abandoned his core "principles" to pander to the illegal contributors who facilitated the transfer of crucial nuclear secrets to our mortal enemies, the Red Chinese? Where were you when Algore broke federal law while raising campaign funds from his re-election offices?
I'm so bitterly disappointed in the Bushies that I will probably never again vote for a Republican.There's always the option of going to the trouble to do the research as to whom is the best possible candidate for a given elective office.
Assuming, of course, that you won't be inconvenienced or discombobulated by the effort. :rolleyes:
You may not want to accept the factual, but here it is:
The Democrat Party is primarily populated by socialist thieves, race-baiters and congenital liars. They are in a panic because they fear that their hold on their base of blacks, Spanglish-speaking immigrants [the majority illegals] and squat-for-brains liberals [useful idiots] is in peril.
I drive by Algore's Belle Meade residence several times a week. Do you suppose that he is finally a "Tennessee native"?
He's no more a resident than he was when his daddy [a crook, too...and a racist] enrolled him in the most elite of private schools for the offspring of the DC "elite".
Albert Arnold Gore, Jr. was, in point of fact, raised in a suite in a DC hotel, went to the most private school for the private and privileged in the DC area and launched himself into a distinctly undistinguished undergrad effort.
His truncated "tour" in South Vietnam was calculated to help his daddy's re-election campaign [a miserable failure] and his subsequent enrollment at Vanderbilt U. was a disaster, even if his "major" was "Religion"...which offered him an additional military exemption.
Al Gore, Jr. [yep, he's actually a "junior"] is a fraud, a hypocrite [you should see the EPA evaluation of his farm] and the author of a book which hints at mental unstability. His "Earth in the Balance" asserts that the internal combustion engine is the greatest threat to the world's population. :rolleyes:
So...do you think that Albert, Jr., the proven fraud, has something to offer us citizens in fly-over country?
I don't think so...
March 4, 2003, 11:58 PM
Everything you say about Democrats is true enough. Gore is a pampered so-and-so who belongs to a party which proudly proclaims that it wants to control almost everything in America.
Everything Claire Wolfe says about Republicans here (http://www.geocities.com/SoHo/Lofts/2110/E_LandMines.html) is also true, as far as I have been able to discover. I got burned by voting for Bush last election because I didn't want to accept the factual.
I notice that you left out the main part of my last post, to wit:
But if he [Gore] were in office, the Repubs would have at least made a show of fighting it.
Instead, the people who are most inclined by nature to put the brakes on bigger gov't and more gov't power, are cheering it on in bloodthirsty mobs -- because it's one of their own who is proposing it, this time.
Bush is worse than a disappointment. He is a disaster for our freedom.
This and no other is the root from which a tyrant springs; when he first appears he is a protector. – Plato circa 400 B.C.
March 5, 2003, 12:23 AM
Nope, GW is still going strong and is doing a fine job in this troubled times. As I ask my liberal "friends" who is a better alternative, Gore?
March 5, 2003, 12:43 AM
Gore might have been better.
LOL, You have GOT to be kidding me! There's a reason why we in TN did not vote for him!
March 5, 2003, 03:38 AM
I shun to think what our freedoms would be if Gore was in office! He would have had no earthly idea what to do with foreign affairs after 911 and, would have been a pushover for all the liberals and their social agenda's here at home. We had a dem senate too remember, I shake my head when thinking about it. :rolleyes:
But, it turned out the best it could have so, :D !
March 5, 2003, 12:15 PM
How about:
"I voted Libertarian in 2000, and will again in 2004, and BTW Dubya is doing a terrible job just like every president this century."
March 5, 2003, 12:48 PM
The only problem with voting Libertarian, (or... GAG GREEN,) is your vote seems all but wasted. given that neither party has a chance in hell of getting into office anytime soon....
March 5, 2003, 12:57 PM
I share your disappointment, but nowhere near as strongly as you. I think GWB is a good man, who, due to his lack of federal experience, and at his parents' urging, relies heavily on Cheney, Rice, and Rumsfeld. They are single-minded men who have no particular appreciation of, or fondness for, individual rights. They believe in their agenda and can't imagine one of their close cohorts abusing the ever-wider encroachment on the BOR. I truly don't worry much about what the current administration will do with its newfound authority; I do worry considerably about what a future dem president and cabinet might do with the residuals they inherit.
TFL Survivor
March 5, 2003, 02:05 PM
I don't like Bush, but I think he said the right things after 9/11 and then didn't back them up as much as he should have. I really think the administration should be looking towards NK right now considering they LOCKED ON to one of our military aircraft in international waters and came damn close to recreating the disaster that happened not too long ago when one of their fighters came a bit too close.
Malone LaVeigh
March 5, 2003, 02:23 PM
Gore might have been better.I'll buy that, with heavy emphasis on the "might." When anyone brought up Bush's lack of a foreign policy resume during the election, the response was always that he had been surrounded by seasoned world-class diplomats who would be able to avert any disasters he could get us into. It turns out that the old hands like Cheny, Rumsfeld, Wolfowitz, Perle, etc., and their neo-conservative arrogance have so alienated the world that now we can't even get an old knee-jerk ally like Turkey to support our efforts.
In this case, that's a good thing, since our effort is misguided, IMO. But I seriously doubt that Gore would have had the same problem getting the Europeans and Arab nations on board. Maybe I'm assuming he would have carried a little more of the Clinton legacy than is true. If Clinton was still prez, the French would probably be leading the charge. (Well, maybe not "leading," they are still French, after all.)
As it is, Bush has managed to squander all of the good will the US had following 9/11 by chasing after unrelated hobgoblins and pursuing a foreign policy of coersion, bribery and insult. All the while enviscerating our civil rights at home and driving the economy into the worst recession since Daddy got us into an unnecessary war. Seems some folks never learn.
March 5, 2003, 02:58 PM
All the Bush bashing isn't going to alter fhe fact that if Al "Mr personality" Gore had been elected president the 2nd amendment would by now have been deleted from the Constitution and the right to keep and bear arms would be just a far distant memory.
While Bush may not be letter perfect as Prez. he is so far ahead of anyone the Democrats espouse that there is no comparison.
I will vote for any Conservative, regardless of party affiliation, just show me a Democrat who stands foresquare against gun control and loudly proclaims his belief in the RKBA. Any who stood up and were counted could kiss their chance of being nominated as their party's candidate.
In the meantime I will vote for Bush as many times as I can.
Carlos Cabeza
March 5, 2003, 03:58 PM
I think Al Gore would have made a fine Pres.......Er uhhhh PUPPET !!!!!!!!! Yeah that and his beard looked STUPID !!!:D
March 6, 2003, 02:04 AM
The government can do a lot better than low bid private industry. Take a look at the screeners they had before. Most were not citizens, could not pass a background check and were theives. What else could you expect from $5.00/hour with no benefits workers. Many could not even speak english.
One the hijackers got on the plane with BOXCUTTERS do you really think it would have made a difference who paid them before Sept. 11? Think of how many times you have had stuff lost by the airlines and how many times you have had stuff stolen by the guy who checked your luggage, then tell me who are thieves. And as far as what language they speak... I am not even going to go there. There is no logic to it at all. Let me just say if someone is building me a car or a house I would rather they NOT speak english. But even after all that you didn't give me an example of where government did better than private industry.
How about investments, lets look at the stock market since 1945 vs. Social Security. After all the government does such a good job with the INS or the BATF or the drug trafficking.
Yes we all see what a good job government employees do. Does the term "good enough for government work." ring any bells. That is not to say that the government doesn't ever do things well they just have deck of bureaucats stacked against them.
The homeland security dept. was necessary to bring all the departments together instead of competing with each other (for status and appropriations).
Now what about the department of Homeland security has changed that? the CIA and FBI are still seperate departments as is the NSA. These were the guys not talking before. If he had disolved those and united them under the HS maybe there would be an arguement. In fact he just created a bigger office which can now compete with the others. and if you think they won't I have this nice bridge you may be interested in...
The only problem with voting Libertarian, (or... GAG GREEN,) is your vote seems all but wasted. given that neither party has a chance in hell of getting into office anytime soon....
This mentality scares me. Isn't it time we stood up for what we believe and not worry so much about being on the "winning side." We tell ourselves it is the only way. But year after year we are seeing our rights eaten away, we just seem to pick and choose which ones we want to lose.
March 6, 2003, 02:09 AM
I think Dubya has apair to be sure and is the right guy for the office at this trying time.
Could he be better?
Couldn't we all?!
I do wish he would stop trying to keep the stupid UN somehow relavent. He needs to let the UN show how useless it really is and just get on with it.
I expect that once Iraq has been decisively dealt with, a lot of bad attitudes will improve and NK will either become more humble or cease to exist.
March 6, 2003, 02:13 AM
This mentality scares me. Isn't it time we stood up for what we believe and not worry so much about being on the "winning side." We tell ourselves it is the only way. But year after year we are seeing our rights eaten away, we just seem to pick and choose which ones we want to lose.
Hell yea, we gotta stand up for what we believe in. But sometimes the options that would lead to the best outcomes aren't quite clear.
I do agree that one should vote wherever their conscience takes them, nevermind my expression of disheartedness(sp?)
I guess I'm just frustrated with the current political situation....
March 9, 2003, 10:46 PM
pax, I think GW is upholding the Constitution...
...as he understands it.
Therein lies the problem - he doesn't understand it. He is honorable, but ignorant. And the crowd around him is not going to help him understand it, either.
March 9, 2003, 11:10 PM
I'm one of those conservative Christian sorts of guys so gun rights isn't my only criteria for voting for someone. As such I couldn't vote for anybody other than GWB, since nobody else who held anything close to the same value set had any chance of winning.
I'll vote for him again, as there's nobody else even close to being able to win who meets my standards.
Malone LaVeigh
March 9, 2003, 11:42 PM
He is honorable, but ignorant.I used to believe that. But if this were ignorance, he would be a mongoloid idiot.
No, I am convinced he knows very well what he is doing. He's surrounded himself by these neo-con "American century" types because he really want's to do away with the Republic and bring on the Empire. Of course, he doesn't put it that way, even in his own thoughts. He just believes in American superiority with the same arrogant assurance that the Romans believed that they were bringing the light of civilization to the rest of the world. And, from a detached perspective, there is truth to that. Most of the conquered tribes did benefit in many ways by Roman conquest. The Romans also became wealthier and more secure for a while. All both groups gave up was their autonomy.
March 9, 2003, 11:50 PM
Malone: :rolleyes:
If what you suggest is true, then Canada and Mexico would now be colonies, and we'd be taking oil for free from Venezuala at the point of a gun.
For the last three or more years, I've listened to the anti-UN types complain about how the UN was going to dominate the US. Now, Bush is making it clear to the UN that the organization may become history, and many of the same complainers are now accusing Bush of trying to establish a unilateral Empire.
It can't be both ways.
March 10, 2003, 04:55 AM
I agree with monkeyleg, it isn't Bush that scares me it is who comes after him.
As I have said before, think of a Nixon or a Clinton with all these new powers.
Ed Brunner
March 10, 2003, 06:17 AM
He hasn't peaked yet. Think for a minute how we got where we are and who would be better in the long run for Americans. If anyone could seriously prefer Gore, then one of us is missing something.
The biggest enemy Constitutional USA has is the current crop of Clinton Democrats who put party and politics ahead of the nation's well being. Look at their desperate opposition to GWB and tell me they are Americans for America.
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ALBUQUERQUE (AP) - Storms in India may be good news for rain-starved New Mexico because, climatologists say, there appears to be a connection between the rain there and the rain here.
The linkage seems to have something to do with global sea surface temperature, which researchers say drives the monsoon storms.
Summer rains seem to be returning now to both places.
In New Mexico, a shifting mound of high-pressure air may be moving into a position that encourages rain. Earlier this summer, the mound was too far west, keeping wet air away. Most of New Mexico saw below-normal rainfall in July.
But the high-pressure area is moving again, allowing in moist air.
At the same time, a similarly resurgent monsoon is seen in Africa and Southeast Asia after a dry July, said Vern Kousky, a scientist at the government's Maryland-based Climate Prediction Center.
"It seems like they all sort of pumped up at the same time," said Kousky, whose studies compare the monsoon season here with those in the Sahel region of sub-Saharan West Africa and much of Asia.
In all three places, air above the warming land tends to rise, sucking in moist air from nearby oceans. New Mexico is at the northern end of a monsoon region that stretches south across Mexico to Central America.
There were unusually heavy rains across that region in June, but July was dry.
The same thing happened in the monsoon regions of Africa and Asia, said Wayne Higgins, another Climate Prediction Center researcher.
"They were all drier than normal," he said.
The fact that the high-pressure system was stuck west of here blocked normal moisture flows from the south, said Charlie Liles, head of the National Weather Service's Albuquerque office.
"We've got to have some mechanism to get the moisture up here," Liles said.
If the seasonal monsoon is to finally arrive to New Mexico, it must happen soon.
"There isn't much time left," Higgins said.
Along the Colorado border, the monsoon typically ends around the end of August, Liles said, so just a few weeks are left.
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A beloved park in Berks County is about to undergo some dreaded changes.
County officials said they were left with no choice but to close parts of Kaercher Creek Park, a popular site in Windsor Township for decades.
"It's disappointing," said Keith Symons. "Any change sounds like it will not be in the best interest of people who want to use it."
But that's far from the case, according to Berks County Commissioner Christian Leinbach, who voted, along with the fellow board members, to terminate a lease agreement with the Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission, which owns the property.
After a year of failed negotiations, Leinbach said the decision came when the FBC refused to compensate the board for future environmental concerns and subsequent cleanup.
"We were not willing to take that kind of potentially multi-million dollar risk for our taxpayers," said Leinbach, who claimed his hands were tied.
"We've been forced to take the step that we've taken... not because we want to," said Leinbach. "We love the facility. It's one of the gems."
The risk for future environmental problems is perhaps heightened, considering the park's history with lead contamination. According to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, lead-containing battery fragments have been discovered near a wooded area in the park, which has since been fenced off.
Now, with the lease termination, Leinbach said more areas of the park may be gated off, too, on or before April 30. Certain amenities, including public restrooms, a sand volleyball court, and portable grills, will be no more.
But according to Rick Levis, spokesman with the Fish and Boat Commission, a portion for fishing and boating will be actively maintained.
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Marion Cotillard, Penélope Cruz, Sophia Loren and Rob Marshall attended a press conference for 'Nine' at the St. Regis Hotel in Rome, Italy, earlier today. There was also a huge photocall as well as a screening of the movie later on. So far, I only finished sorting the pictures for the press conference, so stay tuned for more! Many thanks Amanda for her help with the pictures!
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She looks quite sad on the picture 🙁
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You are right,she has been looking sad or tiered lately , I was thinking the same thing looking at the pics from the Dior party as well.She's probably all Jet lag…Jan 14, 10 at 1:59 am
An article about the party last week end for Marion and Nine:
JUMP-START ON THE GLOBES: The upcoming Golden Globes has brought a slew of fetes for nominated actresses, and last weekend saw back-to-back affairs thrown by Dior and The Weinstein Co. for Marion Cotillard (a best actress nominee for her turn in "Nine") and by Audi, Cameron Silver and Gianfranco Ferré for "True Blood" star and best actress nominee Anna Paquin.
Friday night in the Chateau Marmont's Bungalow One, Cotillard held court as "Nine" producer Marc Platt unveiled a video she shot for her "Nine" number "Take It All." "You may all know Marion is an Oscar-winning actress, but what you may not know is that she's a talented music video artist," he deadpanned. The clip showed bits from the film, rehearsal footage and outtakes of Cotillard in the recording studio. "Aaagh, this is so embarrassing," she laughed as the small crowd, including directors Jim Sheridan, David Lynch and Michael Mann, and Tobey and Jennifer Maguire, broke into applause. Although tout Hollywood seems to want to work with her, Cotillard says she's next turning her attention to a personal documentary on conserving the forestlands, which she was inspired to do after some friends raised her awareness about deforestation.
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I found that my brain fog vanished when I completely eliminated grains and sugar (and most carbs, but I'm not sure whether that's related) and increased my omega 3 fatty acids. "Drastic reductions" wouldn't have worked in my case, so perhaps that's why you're not seeing more relief. For several weeks, you might try 100% (not 99%) elimination of grains and sugars, along with a significant increase in fatty fish and coconut oil.
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I'm hoping that those of you better informed than I ( i.e everyone here ) can help me with the following questions on calorie deficits :
1. I often read that diets involving a serious calorie deficit don't work in the long-term because the body, in its quest for stasis , "adapts" itself to the new lower intake. Could someone please explain to me exactly how this magic "adaptation" process works ? I know the calories in = calories out equation is incorrect in terms of explaining actual weight loss, but we are still dealing with simple input/outputs here aren't we ?
2. Let's assume I've reached my target weight, and I expend 2000 calories in a normal day. Why shouldn't I consume say 1200 calories a day and let the above-mentioned "adaptation" process take care of the deficit ( always assuming no nutritional deficiencies ) ? Eating less than 2000 calories per day has to be cheaper, quicker and less taxing on the digestive system and other organs.
As an afterthought, there seems to be quite a lot of evidence building up linking calorie restriction to longevity - maybe this is the way to go ?
I used to think exactly the same way - it seems like common sense, but since reading Good Calories Bad Calories I see things differently. The key is hunger. It's a survival mechanism which which tend to win over good intentions. The only way to live long term on a calorie deficit is to get used to feeling hungry. Calories in - calories out doesn't really apply because in fat loss it's all about losing, well fat, and if you are taking in a lot of carbohydrate, which makes stored fat difficult to access, you can be 'starving' internally, even if you have plenty of body fat. You have no access to your fat stores. So you will be hungrier, and therefore eat more and due to your lack of energy, move less.
And as I understand it, the longevity part of the equation may come from protein restriction, not just calorie restriction.
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AUBURN HILLS -- The Detroit Pistons' Ben Gordon (groin) and Will Bynum (ankle) remain game-time decisions for Wednesday's game against the Memphis Grizzlies.
Bynum said he's getting close to making a return, but his injured left ankle still causes him problems.
"I can deal with the soreness, that's not anything," Bynum said. "It's just the sharp pains that I feel when I'm cutting, or defensively when I'm up pressuring the ball, or offensively when somebody's pressuring me. That's just been the problem."


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This is a discussion on Re: Sending informs from a specific ip address - SNMP ; Mike Ayers wrote: >> From: Glenn McAllister [mailto:firstname.lastname@example.com] >> Sent: Thursday, October 16, 2008 9:45 AM > > >> We have the requirement that we need to send informs from a specific >> ipv4 address, as we use the source ...
Mike Ayers wrote:
>> From: Glenn McAllister [mailto:firstname.lastname@example.com]
>> Sent: Thursday, October 16, 2008 9:45 AM
>> We have the requirement that we need to send informs from a specific
>> ipv4 address, as we use the source address to do a lot of the
>> routing on
>> our device. The device can have multiple ipv4 addresses, and in that
>> situation there is typically a separate address intended for
>> management
>> traffic. We can get snmpd to bind to that address on port
>> 161 for the
>> usual GET, SET, etc. processing via the agentaddress token. Where we
>> are having trouble is getting v3 informs sent off that same
>> interface.
> Then you have misconfigured your IP routing.
My apologies, but no we haven't. I'll get into greater detail on this
below, but the system is configured correctly to do source-address based
>> In our setup we use trapsess to configure the targets, and
>> all informs
>> are going through snmpd (either snmpd is sending its own informs, or
>> informs are originating from AgentX subagents).
> This is typical.
Which is exactly why we did it this way. :-)
>> My apologies in advance if any of the example output or config files
>> wrap badly.
>> A sample configuration file (mildly obfuscated) looks like:
>> rwuser userblah
>> agentaddress localhost:161,192.168.222.5:161
> I vaguely recall trying to use agentaddress and not having it work as expected. I see no documentation indicating that comma separated lists are acceptable. Try using the snmpd command line listening address specification.
This works fine, and has for some time. From 'man snmpd.conf':
agentaddress [
:] [,...]
defines a list of listening addresses, on which to receive
incoming SNMP requests. See the section LISTENING ADDRESSES in
the snmpd(8) manual page for more information about the format
of listening addresses.
The default behaviour is to listen on UDP port 161 on all IPv4
>> clientaddr 192.168.222.5
> The clientaddr directive belongs in snmpconf, not snmpd.conf - no mix-n-match.
And as I mentioned further on in the email, I realized that was likely
the case. I removed it from snmpd.conf and placed it in snmp.conf, with
exactly the same results.
>> trapsess -v 3 -u userblah -l authNoPriv -A somepassword -a MD5 -Ci
>> 10.11.10.92
>> trapsess -v 3 -u userblah -l authNoPriv -A somepassword -a MD5 -Ci
>> 192.168.223.10
>> From 'tcpdump -i any port 162' I get:
>> 10.11.10.92.snmptrap: F=r [|snmp]
>> 192.168.223.10.snmptrap: F=r
>> [|snmp]
>> Obviously at this point I was expecting to see 192.168.222.5 as the
>> source address, not 10.116.0.210 which is the first ipv4 address
>> configured for the box.
> ...and, I'd guess, the default gateway?
>> And to be complete 'lsof -p
-P' gives me:
>> snmpd 6732 root 7u IPv4 482968 UDP *:32785
>> snmpd 6732 root 8u IPv4 482969 UDP *:32786
>> snmpd 6732 root 9u IPv4 482972 UDP
>> localhost.localdomain:161
>> snmpd 6732 root 10u IPv4 482973 UDP
>> 192.168.222.5:161
>> Again, I was expecting the sockets to be bound to
>> 192.168.222.5 rather
>> than INADDR_ANY.
> See above re agentaddr.
The two addresses I registered with agentaddr show up correctly in the
lsof list (localhost.localdomain:161 and 192.168.222.5:161
respectively). agentaddr works fine. Its the two that are defined from
the trapsess command that are using INADDR_ANY.
>> Grubbing through the various mailing list archives and patches, I
>> thought this had been resolved in 5.4.2 with patch 1775124.
>> Specifically, I thought that the clientaddr configuration token would
>> correctly set the source address of the outgoing UDP packet to the
>> configured address. Instead, we see that its still binding to
>> INADDR_ANY and the inform is coming from the first available
>> ip address.
> See above re clientaddr.
>> To be thorough, I thought that perhaps it mattered which
>> configuration
>> file the clientaddr directive was used; it doesn't. I tried
>> it in both
>> snmp.conf and snmpd.conf and there was no discernible result.
> Correct - snmp.conf does not apply to snmpd.conf.
>> Am I barking up the wrong tree with clientaddr? Is there something
>> we've missed in our use of the trapsess token? I checked all the
>> options available to trapsess in 'man snmpcmd' and there is
>> nothing to
>> specify the source address.
> Setting a source address should not be necessary. Add a routes for
> your 192.168.222/24 network and keep you target addresses in it, and the
> notifications will always come from that adapter, because that's how
> it's supposed to route. You cannot have per-application routing tables,
> at least not on any OS I have yet encountered.
We are using policy based routing, of which source address based routing
is simply one type:
I don't want to get into a discussion about the merits of source address
based routing. All I'm trying to do is determine if there is a
supported way to have all traps/informs coming from snmpd come from the
same address, and not simply the first one defined on the box. From
everything I'd read, I had assumed that clientaddr would do the job but
it doesn't appear to be working as advertised.
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– Aziza Bennani, Permanent Delegate of Morocco to UNESCO, was today
elected Chairperson of the Organization's Executive Board for a period of two
Ms Bennani was elected unanimously in a single round of voting. She
succeeds Sonia Mendieta de Badaroux (Honduras) who served as chairperson of the
Executive Board since November 18, 1999.
Speaking to the Executive Board after her election, Ms Bennani said she
saw in the decision to entrust the Chair to a woman and to a representative of
the Arab region, as proof of UNESCO's commitment to gender equality and of its
rejection of the all too widespread confusion between Islam and terrorism.
Describing the events of September 11 in the US as a violation of human
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Advocating the pursuance of dialogue among civilizations, well beyond the
Year 2001, dedicated by the United Nations to that theme, Ms Bennani said that
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Born in Rabat in 1943, Ms Bennani holds doctorates in literature from
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Although pretty much everyone is focussed on OS X 10.9 Mavericks and all of the good things it will bring, Apple continues to develop and release OS X Mountain Lion flavored updates. Behold OS X 10.8.5 12F9, which arrives with no known issues, a modest few focus areas and a lot of updated kext, etc files.
Just a couple weeks after shipping OS X 10.8.4 to public, Apple has seeded OS X 10.8.5 and has asked developers to focus their testing efforts and acumen on Wi-Fi, Graphics, Wake from Sleep and PDF viewing + Accessibility. Again, there are no known issues listed.
For what it's worth, a MacRumors forum post lists dozens of updated kexts and frameworks, including many updated graphics drivers — butt tonnes.
According to 9 to 5 Mac, OS X 10.8.5 beta has also been seeded to Apple Store specialists and Geniuses. Interestingly enough, Apple has also invited Apple Store associates to participate in the OS X 10.9 Mavericks beta program, as well.
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Mike Dunlap, the former Division II national champion who helped Steve Lavin restore the glory to St. John's basketball, is among four finalists named Tuesday for the vacant head coaching position at UNLV.
Dunlap was selected along with BYU assistant Dave Rice, former New Mexico State coach Reggie Theus and former Oregon coach Ernie Kent by athletic director Jim Livengood.
Livengood's announcement, released by the university, was an unusual step in modern coaching searches, which generally are done secretly — and, as N.C. State demonstrated Tuesday in unexpectedly hiring Mark Gottfriend, can be done suddenly.
"Over the last several days, we have been involved in an exhaustive and thorough search to find the best person for our vacant men's basketball head coaching position," Livengood said in the school's release. "The list has been narrowed down to four outstanding candidates and I am looking forward to continuing the interview process."
UNLV's job opened Friday, when Lon Kruger left after seven seasons to become head coach at Oklahoma.
Dunlap served as Lavin's primary strategist in their first season together at St. John's, which made its first NCAA Tournament appearance since 2002. He previously worked as an assistant at Oregon and Arizona and in the NBA with the Denver Nuggets. As head coach at Metro State in Denver, he led his team to two Division II national titles.
Rice, whose candidacy was endorsed by some of Las Vegas' top media voices, played at UNLV and has been an assistant at BYU since 2005. He was a member of the program's 1990 NCAA championship team and served as an assistant on the Rebels' staff for 11 seasons.
"He is the best choice. And this is the right time," wrote Ed Graney of the Las Vegas Review-Journal.
Kent was dismissed as Oregon coach last spring after 13 seasons, during which he led the Ducks to five NCAA Tournaments and two Elite Eights.
Theus is one of the great players in Rebels history, a member of UNLV's first Final Four team — in 1977 — and became a two-time NBA All-Star in a 13-season pro career. In 2003, when he left acting and broadcasting to become an assistant coach under Rick Pitino at Louisville, he told Sporting News his goal was eventually to become head coach at his alma mater.
He served two years on the staff at Louisville, then became head coach at New Mexico State, leading the Aggies to the NCAA Tournament in his second season. That led to an opportunity to take over as head coach of the Sacramento Kings, where he spent one season. He currently is an assistant coach with the Minnesota Timberwolves.


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The 2013 NIKE Palmetto Cup will get underway Wednesday and crown its champion Saturday.
The event is hosted by Brookland-Cayce High School in Cayce. Tournament passes are $19 and individual matches are $5. A limited number of souvenir programs will be on sale for $4.
Tourney sites are The Cage at BCHS and Granby Education Center in Cayce. An alternate site in case of inclement weather will be Northside Middle School in West Columbia.
In addition, all matches from The Cage at the NIKE Palmetto Cup will be streamed live on the internet by Tourbeau Sports Group (TSG) - http://www.tourbeausportsgroup.com/.
This year marks the 21st annual event and features 16 teams, including the past three tournament champions (2012 - Wando, 2011 - Lexington, and 2010 - Bishop England) as well as Tennessee returnees Dobyns-Bennett and Farragut. Nine of the participating clubs are currently ranked in their respective classification:
16 Teams: Bishop England; Brookland-Cayce; Cardinal Newman; Clinton; Clover; Dobyns-Bennett (TN); Farragut (TN); Fort Mill; Gaffney; Lexington; Myrtle Beach; Seneca; South Pointe; Walhalla; Wando; Westwood.
Class AAAA
1. Wando, 8-0
4. Fort Mill, 13-1
10. Lexington, 9-3
Gaffney, 5-4-2
Clover, 4-6-1
South Pointe, 4-6-1
Class AAA
1. Myrtle Beach, 8-1
4. Brookland-Cayce, 7-1
Seneca, 4-2-3
Walhalla, 4-6
Clinton, 1-8
Westwood, 0-7
Class AA
2. Bishop England, 8-1-1
2. Cardinal Newman, 8-4-2
Tennessee 3A
1. Farragut, 6-0
8. Dobyns-Bennett, 6-1-1
10 a.m., Brookland-Cayce vs. Clinton
12 p.m., Cardinal Newman vs. Fort Mill
2 p.m., Myrtle Beach vs. Westwood
4 p.m., Lexington vs. South Pointe
6 p.m., Dobyns-Bennett vs. Wando
8 p.m., Clover vs. Farragut
10 a.m., Wando vs. Cardinal Newman
12 p.m., Gaffney vs. Brookland-Cayce
2 p.m., Lexington vs. Myrtle Beach
4 p.m., Westwood vs. Dobyns-Bennett
5 p.m., South Pointe vs. Seneca (Granby)
6 p.m., Farragut vs. Fort Mill
7 p.m., Walhalla vs. Gaffney (Granby)
8 p.m., Bishop England vs. Clover
10 a.m., Fort Mill vs. Clinton
12 p.m., Walhalla vs. Bishop England
1 p.m., Clover vs. Cardinal Newman (Granby)
2 p.m., Seneca vs. Lexington
3 p.m., Dobyns-Bennett vs. Gaffney (Granby)
4 p.m., Myrtle Beach vs. Farragut
5 p.m., Clinton vs. Westwood (Granby)
6 p.m., Brookland-Cayce vs. Walhalla
7 p.m., Bishop England vs. South Pointe (Granby)
8 p.m., Seneca vs. Wando
SATURDAY, APRIL 6 (9 matches)
9:30 a.m., Semifinals
9:30 a.m., Semifinals (Granby)
11:30 a.m., #13-16
11:30 a.m., #13-16 (Granby)
1 p.m., #9-12
1 p.m., #9-12 (Granby)
2:30 p.m., #5-8
2:30 p.m., #5-8 (Granby)
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COLUMBIANA - None of the third-grade students in the Columbiana School District are being held back because of the state's Third Grade Reading Guarantee, Superintendent Don Mook said this week
Mook presented the Ohio Achievement Assessment (OAA) results to the board of education and said he was pleased with the overall results, which showed students in third through eighth grades passed all subjects with 80 to 100 percent.
Joshua Dixon Elementary School Principal Kim Sharshan and her staff began preparing for the reading guarantee before it was implemented in 2012. The guarantee calls for students not to proceed to fourth grade if they cannot meet the minimum score on the state reading test.
"The guarantee was a pretty big concern for us," Mook said, adding that overall, third-graders scored 88 percent in that subject on the OAAs.
Third-graders also did well in math, scoring 94 percent overall. Higher grades also earned proficient scores, with sixth-graders earning 100 percent in both reading and math.
"Since these tests have been happening I have not seen 100 percent at this grade level ... that was pretty incredible," he said.
The board briefly discussed the Ohio Department of Education's shift to online OAA testing and its emphasis on the Common Core over the coming years.
"It is a different style of test. I don't know if our kids are ready to maneuver the keyboard like we want them to," Mook said.
Paper tests will still be available for schools that are not yet ready for the technology, and Mook said the district will focus on getting the lower level students ready for that change.
"We have another year to practice," he said.
He and board members are anxious to see how the district compared to others in Columbiana County on the recent OAAs.
"I think, typically, we have been at the top of this county for quite some time and we want to continue to be there. I'll have something hopefully in August for you that I will be able to access all the district results," Mook said.


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Mercury trine Ascendant
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The following aspect interpretations apply only to natal or birth charts. Please see Synastry aspects for comparison charts, and Interpreting transits for transit aspects.
Those with Mercury trine the Ascendant identify with communication of ideas and learning. They generally have a quick, intelligent mind, one that they are usually willing to share with others. Recalcitrance is not something often found in people with this aspect; they tend to so strongly lobby for their ideas that they can come off as pushy. However, this pushiness is more often seen as forthrightness or eagerness, so they are not often disliked for this trait. They know how to properly express their own personality, are not often misunderstood.
If the trine is formed with Mercury in the 9th house, it indicates a possible flair for foreign languages. They usually appear quite nervous in temperament, fidgeting with their hands, hair, or other accessories. Their body language is usually quite expressive, though it can be reined in without too much difficulty.


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Updates from Tuesday, Aug. 19
Travis Sawchik of the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review confirmed Andrew McCutchen's return to the lineup:
McCutchen returns to lineup pic.twitter.com/qdpld1p9wN— Travis Sawchik (@Sawchik_Trib) August 19, 2014
Updates from Monday, Aug. 18
Clint Hurdle spoke about Andrew McCutchen's timeline for a return to the Pirates' lineup (via Tom Singer of MLB.com):
Per Hurdle, #pirates optimistic McCutchen can "rejoin us tomorrow" when eligible to come off DL.— Tom Singer (@Tom_Singer) August 18, 2014
McCutchen also spoke about his eventual return (via Bill Brink of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette):
Andrew McCutchen said he expects to return tomorrow.— Bill Brink (@BrinkPG) August 18, 2014
Updates from Monday, Aug. 11
MLB Roster Moves confirmed Andrew McCutchen's move to the disabled list:
The @Pirates place OF Andrew McCutchen on 15-day DL (retro to 8/4); recall RHP Casey Sadler from Triple-A Indianapolis.— MLBRosterMoves (@MLBRosterMoves) August 11, 2014
Updates from Sunday, Aug. 10
After the Pirates 8-2 loss to the Padres, GM Neal Huntington spoke about Andrew McCutchen's status via Rob Biertempfel of the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review:
Huntington: "Is (McCutchen) game ready? No. But next steps will be to determine how quickly he can be game ready. He's getting after it."— Rob Biertempfel (@BiertempfelTrib) August 10, 2014
The Pirates previously confirmed McCutchen's status for Sunday's game:
Here's the #Pirates lineup for today. pic.twitter.com/vECNzXvWIr— Pittsburgh Pirates (@Pirates) August 10, 2014
Updates from Friday, Aug. 8
Rob Biertempfel of the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review has the latest on McCutchen:
Hurdle: McCutchen has taken "a couple" of swings. Team being patient w/DL decision: "We're willing to stretch few more days on his behalf."— Rob Biertempfel (@BiertempfelTrib) August 8, 2014
Updates from Tuesday, Aug. 5
The Pittsburgh Pirates provide an update on Andrew McCutchen's injury from GM Neal Huntington:
Per GM Neal Huntington: @TheCUTCH22 has been diagnosed with an avulsion fracture involving the costochondral cartilage of the left 11th rib.— Pittsburgh Pirates (@Pirates) August 5, 2014
Huntington continued....We continue to evaluate Andrew's progress and he will remain on the active roster.— Pittsburgh Pirates (@Pirates) August 5, 2014
Huntington continued....We want to take the appropriate time to make the best possible decision for Andrew and for the Pirates.— Pittsburgh Pirates (@Pirates) August 5, 2014
Ken Rosenthal of Fox Sports passes along details on the injury:
The injury for McCutchen is worse because it is on left side, the trainer said. It affects his hitting and throwing. Length of rehab unknown— Ken Rosenthal (@Ken_Rosenthal) August 5, 2014
That information comes from the trainer of another club who does not have direct knowledge of McCutchen's injury. Only going on diagnosis.— Ken Rosenthal (@Ken_Rosenthal) August 5, 2014
Just now received follow-up text from trainer saying McCutchen injury probably NOT from HBP. Injury is ligament or tendon pulling from bone.— Ken Rosenthal (@Ken_Rosenthal) August 5, 2014
Travis Sawchik of the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review previously reported on the nature of the injury:
Andrew McCutchen says he had a fractured rib ... Not an oblique strain.— Travis Sawchik (@Sawchik_Trib) August 5, 2014
McCutchen said there's also some cartilage damage to rib area— Travis Sawchik (@Sawchik_Trib) August 5, 2014
Orthopedic surgeon @DrDavidGeier suspects Andrew McCutchen will miss at least 1-2 weeks ... high end would be 4-6— Travis Sawchik (@Sawchik_Trib) August 5, 2014
Updates from Monday, Aug. 4
McCutchen has still not been placed on the DL. He wants to see if there's quick improvement possible— Travis Sawchik (@Sawchik_Trib) August 5, 2014
Rob Biertempfel of the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review has the latest on Andrew McCutchen's injury and if he'll be placed on the DL:
My sources confirm #pirates McCutchen has strained oblique. No final decision made re:DL but it seems likely.— Rob Biertempfel (@BiertempfelTrib) August 4, 2014
A lot depends on how McCutchen feels and how long Hurdle might be willing to play short handed in OF.— Rob Biertempfel (@BiertempfelTrib) August 4, 2014
Ron Cook of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette reported on McCutchen's condition:
The Pirates are expected to place star center fielder Andrew McCutchen on the 15-day disabled list, seriously complicating their chances of making it to baseball's postseason for a second consecutive year.
McCutchen could be out at least three weeks or a month because of what appeared to be a serious oblique muscle injury, according to a source.
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Pittsburgh Pirates All-Star center fielder Andrew McCutchen exited the field during Sunday's game against the Arizona Diamondbacks with an undisclosed injury.
Rob Biertempfel of the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review reported on McCutchen's apparent ailment:
McCutchen is hurt. He grabbed his left side as he took couple steps out of batters box.— Rob Biertempfel (@BiertempfelTrib) August 3, 2014
The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette's Bill Brink confirmed that McCutchen left the game at Chase Field in Phoenix, and he was replaced by Michael Martinez:
Call confirmed. Nix in the game at 2B. Martinez replaces McCutchen in CF.— Bill Brink (@BrinkPG) August 3, 2014
The Pirates later confirmed that McCutchen left with side discomfort:
Andrew McCutchen was removed from the game with left side discomfort.— Pittsburgh Pirates (@Pirates) August 3, 2014
After the game, McCutchen talked to the media about the injury:
McCutchen said he had X-rays taken, showed nothing. Will know more tomorrow.— Bill Brink (@BrinkPG) August 4, 2014
McCutchen: "I thought I was cramping. Never really have had any problems in that area."— Bill Brink (@BrinkPG) August 4, 2014
Some bad blood has been boiling between the two clubs. After the Pirates' 8-3 victory in Arizona on Saturday, McCutchen reacted to being hit by a Randall Delgado pitch in the ninth inning, as per MLB.com's Tom Singer:
I should be thanking them -- now I'm ready to go. They did what they needed to do. They hit me. It's water under the bridge. So we'll move on. We'll show up tomorrow ready to play and ready to win. Just remember: I don't forget. I'm ready to go now. [...] Sure it did. I'm sure it got away from him...Just like the first pitch had gotten away ... I'm sure both those got away from him.
It is unclear whether McCutchen's injury is related to the pitch that hit him in the prior contest, but it certainly couldn't have helped the reigning National League MVP's health.
There is no doubting McCutchen's toughness, because he has never been relegated to the disabled list, as Stephen Pianovich of MLB.com pointed out in his analysis:
Andrew McCutchen has never been on the DL in his five-year career. This would certainly not be an opportune time for his first trip.— Stephen Pianovich (@SPianovich) August 3, 2014
If McCutchen does indeed miss significant time, Pirates fans ought to be alarmed given that it would be unprecedented. Pittsburgh led baseball entering Sunday's action with a .332 on-base percentage, and McCutchen is on pace to finish .400 or better in that statistic for the third straight year.
Between his savvy play in the outfield, keen eye at the plate and status as the face of the Pirates franchise, the team cannot afford to lose McCutchen for long.
With the Pirates in the heat of playoff contention amid a tight NL Central division race, the gritty McCutchen will surely get back on the field as soon as he possibly can.


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Friday, April 12, 2013
Nuts and Bolts of Community Based Participatory Research Time: 9:00a - 2:00p Location: School of Nursing Details:
Workshop goals are to introduce community-based participatory research (CBPR) definitions and characteristics, present case studies, illustrate key issues related to starting a CBPR project and learn about resources at Johns Hopkins for researchers interested in conducting CBPR.
Friday, April 12, 2013
9 to 2 p.m.
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Case Studies on Improving Road Safety: Examples from India and Turkey Time: 12:00p - 1:30p Location: W3008 Details:
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Professor and Head, Department of Epidemiology, WHO Collaborating Center for Injury Prevention and Safety Promotion, Centre for Public Health, National Institute of Mental Health and Neurosciences, Bangalore, India
Dr. Turker Ozkan, PhD
Vice Chair, Department of Psychology, Middle East Technical University, Ankara, Turkey
Shivam Gupta, MD, PhD, MPH
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Friday, April 12, 2013
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Cost-Effectiveness of HIV Care in the United States and Internationally Time: 12:00p - 1:00p Location: East Baltimore Phipps Auditorium 340 Details:
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Friday, April 12, 2013
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>>> Other parts complain it can't find the *.lib :)[/color][/color]
> I used Visual Studio 2005 (newer ;))
> And I added the library paths/libs to the project properties
> In linker->general->additional library etc... only path needed ;)
> And I also placed the dll in there and it did work.
> Many worker thread created.
> It says acceptex.
> And then nothing lol :)
> And then I close it and it frees the stuff and then later it looks like
> app hangs but it's not responding anymore
> because it's cleaning up and then program is done.
> So it proves the code compiles, builds, and works.. but haven't seen
> anything really interesting performance wise yet.
> I am not TCP guy so I guess the examples are useless for me...
> So I won't access how to use EchoServer and HTTP Proxy.. but maybe I
> should ask just in case it might be interesting so I will ask:
> How would other computer programs "communicate" with these two examples ?
> what about http proxy... what kind of proxy is this.. is this maybe a
> socks5 proxy ???[/color]
Its a basic HTTP 1.0 proxy. Add the '<appcorecpp>/lib' to your linker
directory search paths. Build the HttpProxy example. Run the program, and it
will setup the server and listen on port 5000. Configure your web-browser to
use a proxy with http/1.0 on port 5000, and go to a web page or two. You
should see the console of the proxy server respond to the requests, and the
pages should load up on your browser. Also, I believe that the EchoServer
listens on port 5000 as well.
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Technology Transfer Network - Air Toxics Web Site
Hazard Summary
Exposure to bromoform may occur from the consumption of chlorinated drinking
water. The acute (short-term) effects from inhalation or ingestion
of high levels of bromoform in humans and animals consist of nervous system
effects such as the slowing down of brain functions, and injury to the
liver and kidney. Chronic (long-term) animal studies indicate effects
on the liver, kidney, and central nervous system (CNS) from oral exposure
to bromoform. Human data are considered inadequate in providing
evidence of cancer by exposure to bromoform, while animal data indicate
that long-term oral exposure can cause liver and intestinal tumors.
Bromoform has been classified as a Group B2, probable human carcinogen.
Please Note: The main sources of information for this fact sheet are the Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry's (ATSDR's) Toxicological Profile for Bromoform and Chlorodibromomethane and EPA's Integrated Risk Information System (IRIS), which contains information on oral chronic toxicity and the RfD, and the carcinogenic effects of bromoform including the unit cancer risk for inhalation exposure.
- Bromoform is used as a fluid for mineral ore separation in geological tests, as a laboratory reagent, and in the electronics industry in quality assurance programs. (1)
- Bromoform was formerly used as a solvent for waxes, greases, and oils, as an ingredient in fire-resistant chemicals and in fluid gauges. (1)
- It has also been used as an intermediate in chemical synthesis, as a sedative, and as a cough suppression agent. (1)
Sources and Potential Exposure
- The principal route of human exposure to bromoform is from drinking water that has been disinfected with chlorine, bromine, or bromine compounds. (1)
- Bromoform has been detected in swimming pools that have been disinfected with bromine or bromine compounds; therefore, exposure to low levels could occur from inhalation of bromoform that has evaporated into the air or through the skin from bromoform in the water. (1)
- Exposure could also occur from inhalation of ambient air near factories or laboratories that use bromoform. Another place for exposure is near a chemical waste site where bromoform leaked into water or soil. (1)
Assessing Personal Exposure
- Limited tests exist for determining exposure to bromoform. Measurable levels of bromoform can be detected in samples of the blood, breath, or fat, but these methods are best suited for detecting recent exposures. (1)
Health Hazard InformationAcute Effects:
- Human exposure to large amounts of bromoform through inhalation and oral exposure can result in unconsciousness. (1,2)
- Animal studies, combined with limited observations in humans, indicate that the principal adverse health effects associated with short-term inhalation or oral exposure to high levels of bromoform are CNS depression, resulting in the slowing down of normal brain activities, sedation, narcosis, and sleep, and liver and kidney injury. (1,2,4)
- Tests involving acute exposure of rats have shown bromoform to have moderate toxicity from oral and inhalation exposures. (3)
- The long-term effects of exposure to bromoform in humans have not been studied.
- Animal studies indicate effects on the liver, kidney, and CNS from chronic oral exposure to bromoform. (1,2)
- The Reference Dose (RfD) for bromoform is 0.02 milligrams per kilogram body weight per day (mg/kg/d) based on hepatic lesions in rats. The RfD is an estimate (with uncertainty spanning perhaps an order of magnitude) of a daily oral exposure to the human population (including sensitive subgroups) that is likely to be without appreciable risk of deleterious noncancer effects during a lifetime. It is not a direct estimator of risk but rather a reference point to gauge the potential effects. At exposures increasingly greater than the RfD, the potential for adverse health effects increases. Lifetime exposure above the RfD does not imply that an adverse health effect would necessarily occur. (4)
- EPA has medium confidence in the study on which the RfD is based because it utilized both sexes of two species of animals and both species showed liver lesions, but the study did not investigate clinical chemistries or perform urinalysis; medium to low confidence in the database because several studies support the choice of hepatic lesions as the critical effect for the basis of the RfD, but the chosen study is of subchronic duration and reproductive effects have not been monitored; and, consequently, medium to low confidence in the RfD. (4)
- EPA has determined that there are insufficient data to calculate a Reference Concentration (RfC) for bromoform. (4)
- No studies were located regarding developmental or reproductive effects in humans. (1,2)
- Animal studies indicate that oral exposure to bromoform does not cause developmental or reproductive effects. (1,2)
- The only available human cancer study suggested a positive correlation between levels of bromoform in drinking water and the incidence of several tumor types. However, this study was considered to be incomplete and preliminary because the study design did not permit consideration of variables such as personal habits, residential histories, and past exposures. (1,2,4)
- Animal studies have shown an increase in the incidences of liver and intestinal tumors following oral exposure to bromoform. (1,2)
- EPA considers bromoform to be a probable human carcinogen and has ranked it in EPA's Group B2. (4)
- EPA uses mathematical models, based on animal studies, to estimate the probability of a person developing cancer from breathing air containing a specified concentration of a chemical. EPA calculated an inhalation unit risk estimate of 1.1 × 10-6 (µg/m3)-1. EPA estimates that, if an individual were to continuously breathe air containing bromoform at an average of 0.9 µg/m3 (9 x 10-4 mg/m3) over his or her entire lifetime, theoretically that person would have no more than a one-in-a-million increased chance of developing cancer as a direct result of breathing air containing this chemical. Similarly, EPA estimates that breathing air containing 9.0 µg/m3 (9 x 10-3 mg/m3) would result in not greater than a one-in-a-hundred thousand increased chance of developing cancer, and air containing 90.0 µg/m3 (9 x 10-2 mg/m3) would result in not greater than a one-in-ten thousand increased chance of developing cancer. For a detailed discussion of confidence in the potency estimates, please see IRIS. (4)
- These cancer risk estimates were derived from oral data and converted to provide the estimated inhalation risk. (4)
- EPA has calculated an oral cancer slope factor of 7.9 x 10-3 (mg/kg/d)-1 (4)
Physical Properties
- Bromoform is a colorless to pale yellow liquid with a sweetish odor. (1,5)
- The chemical formula for bromoform is CBr3H and the molecular weight is 252.75 g/mol. (1,5)
- The vapor pressure for bromoform is 5 mm Hg at 20 °C, and it has an octanol/water partition coefficient (log Kow) of 2.38. (1)
- Bromoform has an odor threshold of 1.3 parts per million (ppm). (6)
- Bromoform is slightly soluble in water and is nonflammable. (1,5)
- Bromoform can form in drinking water as a by-product from the reaction of chlorine with dissolved organic matter and bromide ions. (1)
Conversion Factors:
To convert concentrations in air (at 25°C) from ppm to mg/m3: mg/m3 = (ppm) × (molecular weight of the compound)/(24.45). For bromoform: 1 ppm = 10.34 mg/m3. To convert concentrations in air from µg/m3 to mg/m3: mg/m3 = (µg/m3) × (1 mg/1,000 µg).
Health Data from Inhalation Exposure
ACGIH TLV--American Conference of Governmental and Industrial
Hygienists' threshold limit value expressed as a time-weighted average;
the concentration of a substance to which most workers can be exposed
without adverse effects.
LC50 (Lethal Concentration50)--A calculated concentration of a chemical in air to which exposure for a specific length of time is expected to cause death in 50% of a defined experimental animal population.
NIOSH IDLH -- National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health's immediately dangerous to life or health concentration; NIOSH recommended exposure limit to ensure that a worker can escape from an exposure condition that is likely to cause death or immediate or delayed permanent adverse health effects or prevent escape from the environment.
NIOSH REL--NIOSH's recommended exposure limit; NIOSH-recommended exposure limit for an 8- or 10-h time-weighted-average exposure and/or ceiling.
OSHA PEL--Occupational Safety and Health Administration's permissible exposure limit expressed as a time-weighted average; the concentration of a substance to which most workers can be exposed without adverse effect averaged over a normal 8-h workday or a 40-h workweek.
The health and regulatory values cited in this factsheet were obtained
in December 1999.
a Health numbers are toxicological numbers from animal testing or risk assessment values developed by EPA.
b Regulatory numbers are values that have been incorporated in Government regulations, while advisory numbers are nonregulatory values provided by the Government or other groups as advice. OSHA numbers are regulatory, whereas NIOSH and ACGIH numbers are advisory.
- Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry (ATSDR). Toxicological Profile for Bromoform and Chlorodibromomethane. Public Health Service, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Atlanta, GA. 1990.
- U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. Hazardous Substances Data Bank (HSDB, online database). National Toxicology Information Program, National Library of Medicine, Bethesda, MD. 1993.
- U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. Registry of Toxic Effects of Chemical Substances (RTECS, online database). National Toxicology Information Program, National Library of Medicine, Bethesda, MD. 1993.
- U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. Integrated Risk Information System (IRIS) on Bromoform. National Center for Environmental Assessment, Office of Research and Development, Washington, D.C. 1999.
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I pull my buddy's Ferrari 458 Italia off the racetrack and into the pit lane, brake dust showering the tire rims like fairy powder.
We've been hurtling down the straightaway at Monticello Motor Club at 150 miles per hour and the tires are hot to the touch.
The Ferrari is blood red and brand new. It set my friend back almost $300,000. I step out of its butter-cream leather interior and slip behind the wheel of the car that I drove in - a Chevy.
Of all the automobiles I've driven this year, there are only a handful I would like to own and drive again and again.
One crossover deserves a spot in my garage; next to that the hottest sports car that I could almost afford and the supercar that I never will. (Almost making the cut are a 54-ton tank and an indestructible dune buggy, but those are other stories.)
And then there's one auto that makes so much sense that it seems a shame not to have it — my pick of car of the year. Here are my faves, by category, for 2011.
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With his authoritative nine-length victory in the April 14th Arkansas Derby, Bodemeister, owned by Zayat Stables and trained by Bob Baffert, has stamped himself as one of the favorites for this Saturday's 138th Kentucky Derby. However, the key word for those who construct speed figures, is the word "bounce". In short, it means that
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Baffert and Bodemeister
Posted by sundownthestretch on April 30th, 2012
Starting gate is a week away
Posted by sundownthestretch on April 28th, 2012
It's hard to believe that the 138th running of the Kentucky Derby is less than a week away. Last year, I was fortunate enough to tab longshot Animal Kingdom as the winner, before I stubbed my toe in the Preakness and Belmont. The year before, I swept the Triple Crown, including the cold trifecta in
Daley's Derby Dozen
Posted by sundownthestretch on April 9th, 2012
What follows is "Daley's Derby Dozen," in rank order of my current preferences. The horses are listed by name, owner, trainer and the Kentucky Derby Pool 3 Future Odds, which, ironically ended on April Fool's Day. DALEY'S DERBY DOZEN 1. Creative Cause — Heinz Steinmann, Mike Harrington, 8-1. 2. Union Rags — Chadds Ford Stable,


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Monday, November 15, 2010
Lee Roy Selmon's
I don't usually do reviews on chain restaurants but Lee Roy Selmon's is worth writing about. I went recently for my first time. Lee Roy Selmon's is owned by Lee Roy Selmon himself, the first Tampa Bay Buccaneer to be in the NFL Hall of Fame.
The reason I am making an exception to my rule is because the Pulled Pork Sandwich Carolina Style (served with coleslaw) is out of this world. The shredded pork is succulent, with just the right amount of barbecue sauce and the coleslaw is a perfect addition, as well as pickles all on top a soft kaiser bun. I couldn't believe that what I was eating was from a chain restaurant since this tasted like something you would get a Texas BBQ. The Peach Cobbler as well as the Bread Pudding all taste like your grandma is cooking them in the back.
Lee Roy Selmon's is also a great place to check out sport games as they usually have every game playing on their multiple TVs. They also offer great game day drink specials and food platters.
This is a chain restaurant that is worth checking out.
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