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CHAPEL HILL -- In the moments after North Carolina's final game, a 45-38 victory against Maryland that gave the Tar Heels eight victories, first-year UNC coach Larry Fedora reflected on a season of more highs than lows that ended with a divisional championship. The Tar Heels served an NCAA-mandated one-season postseason ban, so the ACC record book won't officially recognize the 2012 Tar Heels as Coastal Division champions. Yet that was of little consequence to Fedora, whose team would have played in the ACC championship game had it been eligible.
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Swedish scientists sounded an alarm in April when they announced their discovery of high levels of acrylamide in certain cooked foods—particularly potato chips and French fries. Since this announcement, some food science experts and health officials have warned consumers to minimize their intake of suspect foods containing acrylamide, a substance used to produce plastics and dyes and to purify drinking water.
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Storch et al (1981; 245:587), evaluating the chest roentgenograms in sporadic cases of Legionnaires' disease diagnosed by serological findings, commented that the roentgenograms would be indistinguishable from those showing pneumococcal pneumonia. They obtained only 18 of 100 sets of roentgenograms they sought, explaining that the patients whose physicians sent them (18) may have been different from those whose physicians did not. Maybe some of the roentgenograms not sent were normal. Tsai et al,1 describing the Philadelphia epidemic, mentioned "mild respiratory illness without radiographic evidence of pneumonia" in 28 patients. Many persons exposed to Legionella may not acquire the severe pneumonia associated with epidemic and sporadic cases.
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Ultimate Deification at the Time of Christ's Second Coming
All Christians believe in the final transformation we are going to receive. According to St. Paul, we will be clothed with incorruptibility. Orthodox theology calls it deification, in other words, we will become God-like. When is that going to happen? Definitely not now. St. Paul says that it will take place during Christ's triumphant second coming to judge humanity. In the General Epistle of St. John we read: "… but we know that when He is revealed, we shall be like Him, for we shall see Him as He is" (1 Jn 3"2). It is only reasonable that we pray for all regardless of their earthly or departed status, until Christ returns.
The Departed Perceive Our Spiritual Exercises for Them
As we know, our prayers are efficacious for all even though they are not aware of our prayers for them. But the truth is that the departed are aware of our encounters with God on their behalf. We read in the Gospel that Moses and Elijah appeared with Christ, when He and His apostles were praying on Mount Tabor and when He was transfigured. Recently a Pentecostal pastor argued with this writer that the departed souls are not absolute beings like God and hence cannot listen to our prayers, because they do not possess universal presence. This was in reference to prayers to saints. However, the presence of Moses and Elijah indicates that the departed do really understand our desires and prayers. St. Paul in his letter to the Hebrews (12:1) indicates that "we are surrounded by so great a cloud of witnesses" in reference to the departed souls. If the departed are around us, it definitely proves that when we pray for them they are also praying to God for us. To pray for each other is the basic act of charity in the Christian religion. Since they observe us, it is important that we should not do anything that disappoints them, but do everything that pleases them. What else is more pleasing to them other than praying for them?
Heaven Is the End-point of Our Deification
If heaven is the end-result of our deification, hell is the end-result of our inability to come out of our sins. It is the transformation of our life that determines our redemption. Salvation is definitely a gift of God, but we have to merit the gift of salvation through our deeds which are pleasing to God. The blood of Christ is the ultimate source of our righteousness. But it is repentance and the subsequent virtuous life that grant us righteousness. In fact, repentance and the subsequent virtuous life are the pillars of deification. The process of deification is a deliberate and vigilant activity. Our free will can lead us to our destruction or our salvation. But we have to use our free will to progress in greater closeness with God, in restoring the original image of God in us. This is the pursuit of deification.
Whether visible or invisible, or living or departed, we are all parts of the body of Christ. The nerve that connects all these parts of the body is prayer, which is ultimately hallowed by the prayer of Christ, the head of this body, "that they all may be one." How could we establish the oneness of the parts of this body if we do not pray for our departed souls and if the departed do not pray for their brethren still struggling on earth?
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Known for our dry old world style red wines, Ventosa has an assoretment of wines to please any palate. Sample award-winning and estate wines including Tocai Friulano - an Italian grape found in the region only at Ventosa. Enjoy lunch from Café Toscan and a glass of wine on our expansive terrace with a spectacular view of our vineyards and Seneca Lake. our La Vista é Bella room is perfect for special events. Come experience a taste of Tuscany in the Finger Lakes. Below is a fairly brief interview with this winery's General Manager, R.J. from mid 2014. If you do not see the clip below (some Firefox users report difficulties) you might have better luck viewing it here: http://youtu.be/TK3fYuIr2Bs
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The 11th September 2001 throughout the world: politics, cultures, identities.
MSHS, Université de Poitiers, France, 8-10 September 2011
FE2C (Federation of Contemporary Area Studies)
MIMMOC (Poitiers), EHIC (Limoges/Clermont-Ferrand), DYNADIV (Limoges), HdR et GRAAT (Tours).
The "11th September", as a world event par excellence, received different treatment and was perceived variedly throughout the world. For long after, images of the event saturated the world's media. Hyperbole in the comment remains and "9/11" continues to feed into debate and conflict - not just within American society and in political discourse in the country, but also beyond. Numerous states in Europe and elsewhere, have been led to revise their American policy radically, taking the collapse of the Twin Towers as a symbol of the implosion of the American Empire, and the end of the United States of America as a "superpower". Others have backed away from the image of a "post-American" world, and remain attracted by the idea, or the need, of an Atlantic hegemony. These positions feed into discourse and practice -political, economic, military- which contribute to the emergence of an new "Other", a new polarisation.
What precisely was the nature of the "break" created by 11th September? When trying to go beyond the excess and outpourings, the omnipresent superlatives, how can one evaluate the event? What were the nature and the degree of its real impact in the world, in geopolitical, economic, social and cultural terms? What parallels can be established with other events of the same nature and world scale?
Among suggestions for themes and workshops are:
-The event: images, perceptions and representations
-A post-American world?
-Otherness and gender
-The individual and the collective
-Redefining "living together"
-Political action, violence, fear
-Instrumentalisation, denial, plots
Papers which will allow analyses comparing different geographical, political and cultural areas, are encouraged, as is the participation of young researchers.
The conference will be transversal and pluridisciplinary, a characteristic of the research groups involved. It will also be the occasion to underline the specificity of area studies.
Proposals should indicate the following:
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-the existing literature: state of the research
-nature of the paper: theoretical, empirical
-methodology : corpus and tools
-state of advancement of the research (for work in progress)
-a selective bibliography.
Scientific committee : Susan Finding (Poitiers), Dominique Gay-Sylvestre (Limoges), Timothy Whitton (Clermont-Fd), Estelle Epinoux (Limoges), Gérard Grelle (Limoges), Elvire Diaz (Poitiers), Martine Spensky (Clermont-Fd), Bertrand Westphal (Limoges), Saďd Ouaked (Limoges).
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Boyz II Men
R&B's male vocal outfits tend to fall into one of two categories: rude boys with smooth pecs and low-hanging baggies (Jodeci, Silk) or wholesome choirboy romantics (All-4-One, Shai). On their 1991 debut, Cooleyhighharmony, Boyz II Men were no exception, easily fitting in with the latter group. So you might figure that after that multiplatinum success, the Boyz could afford to take a few chances because fans would likely come along for the ride.
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Though their latest effort is no slump, it sticks to the familiar, mostly cruising over trails the foursome has blazed before. Like its predecessor, II includes intricate harmonies and glossy finger snappers ("Thank You," "U Know"), as well as a ballad so grandiose in structure that it might have been erected rather than written ("I'll Make Love II You") and an a cappella showcase (the Beatles' been-covered-to-death "Yesterday").
What's new here is that Boyz II Men try to underscore their superstar status with two boastful tunes ("All Around the World," "Vibin' ") that would have crumbled under the voices of less talented lads.
Everything on II is performed flawlessly. Yet aside from the tastefully risque "50 Candles" and the acoustic "Water Runs Dry," two lovely ballads that outshine anything by the Boyz' contemporaries, II is about as original as its title. (Motown)
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About Kart Precision Barrel Corp
Kart Precision Barrel Corp is located in Shallotte, NC. The company is categorized under the Small Arms Manufacturing industry. This industry comprises establishments primarily engaged in manufacturing small firearms that are carried and fired by the individual.
Kart Precision Barrel Corp can be more broadly classified into the Fabricated Metal Product Manufacturing sector, defined as companies that transform metal into intermediate or end products, other than machinery, computers and electronics, and metal furniture, or treat metals and metal formed products fabricated elsewhere. Important fabricated metal processes are forging, stamping, bending, forming, and machining, used to shape individual pieces of metal; and other processes, such as welding and assembling, used to join separate parts together.
Establishments in this sector may use one of these processes or a combination of these processes. The manufacturers in this sector begin with manufactured metal shapes and further fabricate the purchased metal shapes into a product.
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Update September 2009
2009 saw the year start slowly with a large downturn in commercial radios fortunes with revenue streams falling and several stations being forced to close. This certainly had an effect on our business in the first six months but things have picked up in the second half of the year.
We are now involved in the planned launch of a new FM radio station in the Canary islands this station is planning to launch in early 2010. Paul Graham consultants are currently planning this launch and will be managing the station on behalf of the owners.
We are also looking at a new AM antenna system for Celtic Music Radio in Glasgow a community station we built at the end of 2007 and oversaw the launch in January 2008.
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- Division name: Tangney
- State: Western Australia
- Name derivation: Named after Dame Dorothy Tangney 1911-85, first woman member of the Australian Senate 1943-68.
- Size & Location description: Tangney covers an area of approximately 96 sq km from the Swan and Canning Rivers to the north and east. The main suburbs include Applecross, Alfred Cove, Ardross, Attadale, Bateman, Booragoon, Bull Creek, Canning Vale, Kardinya (part), Leeming, Melville, Mount Pleasant, Murdoch, Myaree, Parkwood, Riverton, Rossmoyne, Shelley, Willetton and Winthrop. Most are fully built up areas with the exception of Canning Vale which is showing strong housing growth with many new developments.
- Products/industries of the area: Some light industry and commercial businesses in Canning Vale, Willetton and Myaree with standard suburban housing throughout the remainder. Murdoch University and St John of God Hospital, Murdoch are located in the south-west of the division.
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Specializing in home healthcare and rehabilitation products for the senior, disability and rehab markets, Maddak Inc. has been recognized as the largest manufacturer in the United States of Aids for Daily Living (ADL). Various therapeutic games and assessment kits for occupational, physical, speech and recreational therapists are also produced. All products are marketed under the Ableware® trade name.
Family owned and operated, Maddak is committed to remaining independent and bringing out the best and most innovative products we can design. Maddak was the first company in the world to introduce an elevated toilet seat and since then has been in the forefront of numerous innovative product developments, many times as a direct result of suggestions made by therapists and users of our products.
Maddak's main goal is to manufacture products that enable people to remain active and maximize their independence. The vast majority of our products are produced in our own factories located in New Jersey, Maryland and Missouri and we strive every day to deliver the highest quality product at the fairest price. Ableware® products are available through home healthcare dealers all over the world.
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from the poetry of sand,
to the novels of clay,
a behemoth sleeps, constructed
by bricks,
the souls of many are locked
in there,
you can hear them moan
or cry
about the agony
of their futile convictions
Iron bars of righteous esteem,
radiate memories
of the killings and the murders
and the robberies,
then suddenly, they forgo sordid ignorance,
the theft of the mind,
they're at home,
yet convicts of their wrong doing
Now, their vicions are tainted
with blood,
and their peace has been
stolen by their own cruel actions,
rattled conscience!
their sins ressurrect as ghouls
to hover over them
and their future,
they shall know no rest
till the truth has been spoken.
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The Civil War and the Battle of Gettysburg are some of the most iconic moments in American history, and they also get a lot of attention worldwide.
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Recent trends tracked by Forrester Research and Bizrate Insights show that smartphones may not be the driving force behind mobile commerce that many predicted. Instead, consumers seem to be gravitating more quickly toward tablets, which already account for 20 percent of mobile commerce sales despite the fact that only 9 percent of shoppers own one. What's the big appeal? New tablet apps such as TheFind's Catalogue and Google Catalogs for the iPad. Tablets allow mobile consumers to view products on larger screens, giving retailers greater flexibility to display their inventories, pricing information, customer reviews, etc. Many retailer catalogs can be viewed in rich media through these apps, which also give users the ability to customize a list of favorite products and magazines. Be sure to read this month's E-Commerce Express column on page 22 to learn more about online retail in the new tablet era.
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Never had raw milk itself, just raw milk cheeses, so I can't really give an opinion on that.
Bison, however, is delicious! I'd definitely recommend trying it. It can basically be used in any recipe in place of beef. Son of Grok has a great Bacon Bison Meatloaf recipe on his site. I use his recipe as a basis for my meatloaf but I often change up the ingredients.


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Walk down the street, drive down the road or pull into a parking lot, you see Tapco's products, but passers by probably don't know where they came from.
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At last: a book on the martial arts from a true Zen master. Taisen Deshimaru was born in Japan of an old samurai family, and he recieved from the Great Master Kodo Sawaki the Transmission of Mind to Mind when Sawaki died. In 1967, Deshimaru-Roshi went to France and taught as a missionary general of the Sato Zen School until his death in 1982. In Europe he learned how to make Oriental concepts understandable to the Western mind. One of the results of that experience was this book: a series of lessons, question-and-answer sessions, and koans (riddles or anecdotes that point out general principles) that provide practical wisdom for all students of the martial arts–kendo, aikido, iai-do, jodo, or archery–as well as for the general reader interested in Zen.
Table of Contents
Bushido: The Way of the Samurai
Strength and Wisdom
The Noble Struggle of the Warrior
Seven Principles
Three Stages
Secret of Budo, Secret of Zen
Directing the Mind
Here and Now
Bun Bu Ryodo: The Twofold Way
Sky and Earth in Harmony
Ki: Energy
What is the Practice of Zen?
Mind and Body One
Unmoving Wisdom
Let Go
Life and Death
Instruction of a Samurai


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A senior Egyptian politician who is intending to run for president has called for Egypt to "renegotiate" its peace treaty with Israel.
Despite reassurances from the military, which took over from President Hosni Mubarak after he relinquished power on Friday, that the Camp David Accords would stand, Dr Ayman Nur said the treaty was "over".
Dr Nur, the leader of the secular Tomorrow Party, who was jailed under Mr Mubarak's rule, told Egyptian radio: "The role of the Camp David accords…has ended. Egypt must at least renegotiate the terms of the accord."
His comments echoed those of Essam el-Erian, a high-ranking member of the Islamist Muslim Brotherhood organisation. Mr el-Erian said that the position on the treaty, signed in 1979, should be decided by the Egyptian people.


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Rod Davis pens a thriller
"South, America"
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New South Books; 260 pages; $25
Rod Davis had me right from the start of his new novel, "South, America." His hero is a former Dallas television weekend anchor now freelancing as a writer and private investigator in New Orleans.
In his personal life, Jack Prine is largely aimless, but looking for a new start. He has come to the right place.
The plot is straightforward: Prine discovers a body, meets the victim's sister, and together, while romance flourishes, they try to find her brother's killer and preserve a multimillion-dollar inheritance.
Throw in some voodoo, the mob, race relations in the pre-Katrina South (the book is set in 2000), as well as some classic and modern art, and you have a recipe for a good page-turner.
Davis sets a lively pace.
"I put on a freshly laundered white shirt and some dark trousers and went to meet a beautiful woman with a dead brother and a troubled mind," Prine says of Elle, the sister.
He's white, she's black, and people notice as they travel from New Orleans to Alabama and then the Mississippi Delta, once called the most Southern place on earth.
There, on top of an observation tower near the big river, Prine meets the most interesting character in the book: Big Red, a mob enforcer, who later becomes an ally.
The subtitle of "South, America"is "A Jack Prine Novel."
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November 16, 2010 - Dorma Tolson
The holidays may be coming, but at the Tolson household we're still totally immersed in football season. And football, whether you're actually tailgating at the game or just watching at home on TV, requires food —good food. For a recent football game we watched at home oven-barbecued chicken wings were on the menu. Here's the recipe I used:
2 pounds of frozen wings (thaw and remove tips) 1/2 cup of all-purpose flour 1 tablespoon paprika 2 teaspoons garlic salt 1/4 teaspoon freshly ground pepper 1 cup of barbecue sauce heated (any brand)
Preheat oven to 425 degrees. Combine the flour, paprika, garlic salt and pepper in a gallon-sized reasealable plastic bag. Place each chicken wing in the bag (one at a time) and shake to coat. Place the coated chicken wings on cookie sheet sprayed with canola oil. Bake 45 minutes in 425 degree oven, turning once half way through. Coat with barbecue sauce. I doubled the recipe and after baking the wings placed them in a slow cooker on low and poured the barbecue sauce over them. The wings were a big hit. Sweet, tangy and gooey. They were also easy to fix and a lot better and cheaper than buying them ready-made.
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Liftoff to Learning: Geography From Space
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The primary payload of STS-59 was the Space Radar Laboratory. Radar emissions from the laboratory were directed at Earth's surface and their reflections were then recorded. Scientific researchers, policy makers, and military operations require information about specific regions of Earth that may be difficult to obtain due to blocked views or remote locations. The ability to see and gather information about objects hidden from optical observation is the driving motivation behind radar imaging from space. One of the most useful features of radar imaging is its ability to make measurements over virtually any region at any time, regardless of weather or sunlight conditions. It is able to penetrate cloud cover and provide its own source of illumination. At some frequencies, radar waves can also penetrate through vegetation, some types of snow, and extremely dry sand.
The STS-59 mission lifted off from the Kennedy Space Center on the 62nd Space Shuttle flight carrying to space the Space Radar Laboratory-1 (SRL-1 ) payload as part of NASA's Mission to Planet Earth program. SRL consists of the Spaceborne Imaging Radar-C/X- Band Synthetic Aperture Radar (SIR-C/S- SAR) and a sensor to measure carbon monoxide distribution in the lower atmosphere. SIR-C/ X- SAR (actually five separate radars) also contained the Data Processing Assembly to provide direct readout of ocean surface data. SIR-C/C-SAR was jointly developed by NASA, the German Space Agency (DARA), and the Italian Space Agency (ASI). NASA developed the SIR-C (Land C-band radars). DARA and AST developed the X-band system, and all three participated in the integration of these radars into a single instrument, the SIR-C/X-SAR. The Measurement of Air Pollution from Satellites (MAPS) instrument, developed by the NASA Langley Research Center, studied the presence of carbon dioxide in the troposphere. NASA will distribute the data and findings of these experiments to assist the international scientific community in essential research for protecting the environment.
Once the crew was in orbit, they powered up the SRL-1 payloads and conducted a checkout of the experiment systems. Ground controllers uplinked commands to begin radar observations during the 11-day flight. The crew worked in two shifts around the clock to conduct Earth photography and personal observation of weather and environmental conditions to compare to the SRL data after the flight. To aid in postflight data interpretation, the crew documented site conditions by maintaining a written log and taking nearly 14,000 photographs with several cameras and lenses. The crew also performed 412 attitude maneuvers, the most of any Shuttle mission to date, to reduce radar ambiguities, particularly in the X-band frequency radar. The mission resumed approximately 47 terabits (47 trillion bits) of data- the equivalent of 20,000 encyclopedia volumes.
The SRL examined over 400 sites on Earth, 19 of which were designated as "supersites." These sites were high priority focal points for data collection. Each supersite represented different environments within the scientific disciplines of ecology, hydrology, oceanography, geology, and radar calibration. As such, these are areas where intensive field work has occurred before, during, and after the mission. The supersite locations for ecology included: Manaus, Brazil; Raco, Ml.; Duke Forest, NC.; and Central Europe. The supersite locations for hydrology included: Chickasha, OK.; Otzal, Austria; Bebedouro, Brazil; and Montespertoli, Italy. The supersite locations for oceanography included: Gulf Stream, mid-Atlantic; Northeast Atlantic Ocean; and Southern Ocean. The supersite locations for geology included the Galapagos Islands, Sahara Desert, Death Valley, Andes Mountains, and Hawaii. Oberpfaffenhofen,Germany; Kerang, Australia; and Flevoland, The Netherlands were the calibration sites.
Ecologists will use the radar images of the tropical rain and temperate forests to study land use; the volume, types, and extent of vegetation; and the effects of fires, floods, and clear cutting. Hydrologists will use the data to study wetlands and snow cover to estimate the soil moisture. "Hidden" water plays a major role in determining whether a region is wet or dry and influences the global distribution of energy. Oceanographers will use the data to study how the Earth's climate is moderated by the ocean, particularly heat-transporting currents like the U.S. Gulf Stream. Geologists will use the data to map geological structures and rock formations over large areas. They can also use the data to continue studies of features that record past climate changes. On a previous shuttle flight, SIR-A demonstrated the ability to penetrate extremely dry sand and discovered ancient river channels in portions of the Sahara Desert.
Space Geography On The Internet
Materials: Computer workstation connected to the Internet, image processing software (NIH Image, Photoshop, etc.), and a world atlas.
Background: Since the beginning of the space program, NASA has collected hundreds of thousands of photographs of Earth as seen from space. Many of these pictures are accessible electronically through the Internet. Because the pictures were collected over more than a 35-year period, they provide an excellent database for studies on global surface changes.
Procedure: Use the following Internet addresses to connect to the NASA photo libraries. Choose a particular subject for study (e.g. rivers) and identify a study site from the world atlas. Search the NASA photo libraries for pictures that cover your study area. Try to select areas that have been photographed several times over a period of years. Identify the major surface features seen in the picture. This job will be much easier if the study area is a place with which students are already familiar. Compare older pictures to newer ones to look for possible changes. Use image processing software, if you have it, to analyze each picture. Write an analysis of the pictures and the changes that have taken place.
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Move it so that the plane of the disk passes directly through Earth's center. Look at how the rubber band is inclined to Earth's equator. Place a second rubber band around the globe so that it runs through the launch site and is inclined at approximately 57 degrees
to the equator. This is the highest Shuttle inclination flown. Imagine that the orbit of the Shuttle is 300 kilometers above Earth's surface. How high would the Shuttle be above the globe? To do this, students will have to figure out the scale of the globe and then determine how high the Shuttle would be if placed at its scale altitude. (Earth's diameter is approximately 12,740 kilometers.) Hold the globe near a student's eye at the scale distance of the Shuttle's orbit. Ask the student to estimate how much of the Earth is visible at one time. What would happen if the Shuttle's altitude were doubled? Why is it that the Arctic and Antarctic regions of Earth are not studied by Space Shuttle astronauts?
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Volume 61, Issue 10, 15 November 1974
Low temperature magnetic susceptibilities and phase transitions in two linear Ni2+ salts: TMNC and TMNB61(1974); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1681677View Description Hide Description
We studied the magnetic susceptibilities parallel and perpendicular to the chain axis in TMNC in the temperatures ranges 20–13 K and 4.2–0.4 K. These experiments lead to TN =(1.195±0.005) K, J/kB =(1.09±0.10) K, D/kB =(2.10±0.46) K. Because of the ferromagnetic character of the intrachain exchange parameter, the dipolar interchain interaction is much more important in TMNC than in isostructural TMMC, as shown by our calculations. In TMNB, a transition to a 3‐dantiferromagnetic ordered state was found at TN =(2.680±0.010) K.
Diffusion measurements in dense gases. The systems He–Ar and He–Ne61(1974); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1681678View Description Hide Description
Diffusion experiments have been carried out in He–Ar and He–Ne mixtures at pressures from 40 to 150 atm and temperatures 80–300°K. Both systems, up to 150 amagat units of density, are in substantial agreement with the predictions of the Chapman‐Enskog theory and the Enskog‐Thorne extension to high density. In the He–Ar mixture, however, deviations are observed around 150°K in the neighborhood of the characteristic potential hole depth of pure Ar.
Spin‐orbit contribution to the zero‐field splitting in CH261(1974); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1681679View Description Hide Description
The spin‐orbit contribution to the zero‐field splitting in methylene is calculated at bond angles of 135° and 180° using the correct microscopic Hamiltonian. The two lowest states of 1 A 1 symmetry as well as the lowest states of 1,3 A 2 and 1,3 B 2 symmetry are considered in the second‐order perturbation treatment. Configuration‐interaction wavefunctions obtained using a double‐zeta‐plus polarization quality basis of contracted Gaussian‐lobe functions are used to describe each state. Spin‐orbit contributions to the splitting parameter, D, of 0.023 and 0.0245 cm−1 are obtained at 135° and 180°, respectively. Configuration interaction is found to reduce the spin‐orbit contribution at 135° by about 50%. Combining these results with the results for the spin‐spin dipole contribution to D gives D=0.807 cm−1 and E=0.049 cm−1 at 135° which is slightly higher than the current experimental value of D=0.76±0.02 cm−1. The increase in the value of the parameter D from 0.807 cm−1 at 135° to 0.934 cm−1 at 180° is observed to come almost entirely from increased spin‐spin contributions at the larger angle.
Photoabsorption of solid carbon dioxide from 7 to 12 eV61(1974); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1681680View Description Hide Description
The photoabsorption spectra of solid and gas phase carbon dioxide were measured in the region from 7 to 12 eV. Transition energies were found to be shifted in the solid, and one forbidden transition was anomalously enhanced relative to its gas phase counterpart.
Model of pre‐existing traps for electrons in polar condensed media. II. Effect of dipole‐dipole correlation61(1974); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1681681View Description Hide Description
A model of pre‐existing traps for electrons in polar condensed media is further developed. We calculate the distribution of the depth of pre‐existing traps taking into account the interaction between the dipoles. In this manner we consider the effect of temperature on the depth distribution. Inclusion of the dipole‐dipole interaction changes the results significantly.
Radiative and radiationless transition phenomena in 1,4‐, 1,3‐, and 1,2‐diazanaphthalene vapors61(1974); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1681682View Description Hide Description
A pulsed, frequency doubled dye laser has been used to study time and wavelength resolved emission from low pressure quinoxaline, quinazoline, and cinnoline vapors. The S 1, 1(n−π*) states of quinoxaline and quinazoline undergo statistical limit intersystem crossing, while the S 2 (π−π*) states undergo S 2−S 1 and singlet‐triplet intermediate strong coupling. Excitation into S 2 yields a two‐component ``fluorescence'' having an S 1‐type emission spectrum, and a longer component lifetime 102–103 longer than predicted by the S 0−S 2 f number. This anomalous emission is discussed principally in terms of a sequential decay theory of Tric and co‐workers. Intermediate strong coupling appears to evolve into statistical limit coupling as a function of excitation energy. The 3 B 2 quinoxaline collision free phophorescence lifetime is within a factor of 2 of its value in condensed phases at low temperature. Thus the existance of rotational degrees of freedom in the gas does not significantly enhance the T 1→S 0 intersystem crossing rate, in disagreement with a recent theory. Cinnoline exhibits no detectable long‐lived phosphorescence or intermediate strong coupling emission.
Localized molecular orbitals for polyatomic molecules. I. A comparison of the Edmiston‐Ruedenberg and Boys localization methods61(1974); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1681683View Description Hide Description
The Edmiston‐Ruedenberg (ER) and Boys localization methods are compared for a number of boron hydrides and carboranes. The Boys localization equations are solved explicitly for the two‐orbital case and an iterative procedure for the multidimensional case is presented. The Boys analogs of Taylor's [J. Chem. Phys. 48, 2385 (1968)] ER equations are derived and the second‐order term is converted into a symmetrized quadratic form which is analogous to the ER equations of Switkes et al. [J. Am. Chem. Soc. 92, 3847 (1970)]. A limited second‐derivative test is employed in order to determine the nature of the convergence, and a transformation based on it is defined which successfully resolves structural ambiguities to which the standard two‐orbital transformation procedure is subject. The Boys and ER localization methods are in at least qualitative agreement for all molecules except 1,2‐C2B4H6, where the Boys localization yields a structure with fractional bonds and no open three‐center B–C–B bonding. Previous ER localizations of 1,2‐C2B4H6 resulted in two open B–C–B three‐center bonds and no fractional bonding.
Low temperature magnetic susceptibility of uranium and rare earth tungsten oxide bronzes61(1974); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1681684View Description Hide Description
Magnetic susceptibilities of uraniumtungsten bronzes, U x WO3, and their thorium‐diluted counterparts, U x Th0.10−x WO3, have been measured by the Faraday method over the range 1.6–300°K. The sharp, dilution‐independent antiferromagnetic behavior previously reported was not confirmed. Weiss constants observed showed a weak decline with dilution. Susceptibilities of light rare earth bronzes (RE=Pr, Nd) deviated at low temperatures from Curie‐Weiss behavior, probably because of changes in population of intra‐atomic levels. For the heavy rare earth bronzes (RE=Gd, Tb, Dy, Ho, Er), very small Weiss constants were observed. Near independence of the Weiss constants of conduction electron density and rare earth magnetic content suggests that the apparent Curie‐Weiss behavior is mainly a manifestation of crystal field interactions, not an indication of magnetic exchange effects.
Electronic and vibrational spectra of ions in potassium halide matrices61(1974); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1681685View Description Hide Description
Optical and infrared spectra of dichromate ions in KCl, KBr, and KI matrices are reported. Optical spectra of consist of three absorption bands that are attributed to the electronic transitions or and on the basis of molecular orbitals. Fine structure caused by coupled vibration‐electronic transitions is observed in the band. This fine structure further splits at low temperature (77°K) because of the symmetry lowering of the dichromate ion from Td to C 3v . Infrared spectra show a number of lines. A model that assumes that the dichromate ion enters the lattice by replacing two halide ions with no charge compensating vacancy satisfactorily explains all the experimental results.
The calculation of equilibrium mole fractions of polar‐polar, nonpolar‐polar, and ion dimers61(1974); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1681686View Description Hide Description
Methods are developed for the calculation of equilibrium concentrations of polar‐polar, nonpolar‐polar, and ion dimers. These methods are based on the work of Stogryn and Hirschfelder, who derived the relative contribution of bound and metastably bound double molecules to the reduced second virial coefficient (B* b and B* m ). A unique approach for reducing the non‐spherically‐symmetric Stockmayer potential for polar molecules to the Lennard‐Jones 6–12 form φ*=4[r *−12−(1+Ā)r *−6] is presented, where Ā is an average dipole orientation parameter and a monotonic decreasing function of temperature. Estimates of polar‐polar equilibrium dimer concentrations are obtained from analytical expressions for B* b and B* m derived from this potential. Nonpolar‐polar dimer concentrations are calculated with a similar approach using Ānp (a temperature independent constant) and consideration of the second virial coefficient of gas mixtures. Ion dimers are treated via a pseudo‐second virial coefficient approach. Tables for Ā, B* b (T*), and B* m (T*) are given as a function of reduced temperature and dipole moment for polar molecules. Sample numerical calculations are also presented for all the types of dimers discussed, and compared with other results where possible.
Pressure dependence of electronic relaxation: A stochastic model61(1974); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1681687View Description Hide Description
We have constructed an exactly solvable stochastic model describing the pressure dependence of electronic relaxation processes in polyatomic molecules. From it closed‐form algebraic expressions for time resolved emission intensities and quantum yields are extracted. Fundamental to this model are (1) a variation of the radiative and nonradiative decay rates of the electronic state with vibrational excitation within that state and (2) a ``step‐ladder'' collisional dynamics scheme similar in nature to those investigated by Montroll and Shuler and applied to diatomic molecules. We describe how this model can be used to obtain estimates of the average variation of the radiative and nonradiative decay rates with excess vibrational energy as well as the average vibrational energy transferred per vibrationally inelastic collision and the rate for this energy transfer process. Furthermore, the model suggests physical situations in which ``nonexponential'' electronic relaxation can be expected to be observed.
Microwave spectrum and internal rotation potential of propanal61(1974); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1681688View Description Hide Description
The gas‐phase microwave spectrum of the gauche rotational isomer of propanal (propionaldehyde, CH3CH2CHO) has been studied in detail. Vibration‐rotation interaction between torsional energy levels which are split by quantum tunneling results in the splitting of several ground‐state absorption lines. Treatment of this interaction by methods described in an earlier paper successfully accounts for the anomalous spectrum. Observation of several predicted transitions (including transitions nominally forbidden) confirms the theoretical treatment and allows an accurate determination of the energy level splitting (471.80±0.07 MHz) of the two lowest levels of gauche propanal. This new information is used in the determination of an internal rotation potential, which is compared with recent theoretical calculations for propanal.
End‐chain flexibility and the nematic‐isotropic transition in liquid crystals: A lattice model of hard particles with rigid, rodlike, central cores and semiflexible pendant segments61(1974); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1681689View Description Hide Description
A simple cubic lattice model is utilized to develop the statistics of a system of hard particles with a rigid, rodlike, central core to each end of which is attached a semiflexible chain (tail). The core occupies L collinear sites on the lattice, whereas each of the tails occupies λ adjoining sites. An energy u (of order k T) is required for a tail segment to make a bend, i.e., to change direction. The partition function for the system is obtained by utilizing DiMarzio's counting method for the configurational partition function and an exact matrix method to determine the partition function for a tail. With L =5 (1≤λ≤6) and L =10 (1≤λ≤9), first order anisotropic (larger fraction of cores pointing in the preferred direction than in either of the two perpendicular directions) to isotropic phase transitions are found. The results of the model are compared with those for completely rigid rods, revealing that our transitions occur at higher densities and with smaller relative density changes. Our model is found to exhibit the same qualitative behavior, with increasing λ, in the transition temperature and transition entropy as has been observed for the nematic‐isotropic transition in various homologous series.
Semiclassical S‐matrix theory of vibrationally inelastic collisions between two diatomic molecules61(1974); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1681690View Description Hide Description
We derive a semiclassical S matrix for vibrationally inelastic collisions between two diatomic molecules, assuming a collinear geometry. Our theory incorporates a quantum mechanical superposition principle with classical dynamics and, as such, is an extension of the atom‐diatomic molecule theory of Miller. The several approximations to the S matrix differ in the complexity with which the interference between various classical trajectories is treated. We report numerical calculations for H2–D2 and D2–D2 collisions based on two different interaction potentials. The cruder approximations yield transition probabilities which agree with exact quantum mechanical results to within a factor of 2. More sophisticated approximations to the S matrix yield excellent quantitative agreement with the quantum calculations. We also examine in detail the classical dynamics of the collision process and show that the molecules pass through a number of intermediate states during the encounter.
Simplified impedance/frequency‐response results for intrinsically conducting solids and liquids61(1974); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1681691View Description Hide Description
The small‐signal ac response is considered of a system containing a single species of positive charge and a single species of negative charge. The charge carriers may be of many different types (ions, electrons,vacancies, etc.) and are assumed to have arbitrary mobilities and valences. Quite general boundary conditions are considered which encompass the range from complete blocking to zero blocking (infinite reaction rate at the electrodes) for positive and negative charges separately. The present paper deals primarily with approximations to an earlier exact solution of the problem which, in general, lead to an equivalent circuit made up of three parallel R C combinations in series. The elements of one of these parallel circuits, associated only with bulk effects, are frequency independent, and those of another, which are associated with nonzero blocking, may often be well approximated as independent. The third R C section arises from diffusion effects, involves frequency dependent elements, and exhibits approximate Warburg frequency response over a considerable frequency range. In general, Cole‐Cole or Nyquist impedance plane plots show three connected arcs, two of which are frequently good semicircles. These arcs are directly associated with the three R C sections. Under many conditions, only two of the three arcs may appear and melding of arcs into each other can also occur. Very simple, as well as less simple, approximations are developed for the impedances of the individual R C sections as well as the over‐all impedance of the system. The accuracy of these approximations is evaluated, and it is shown how they may be used in unambiguous cases to analyze frequency response data to yield estimates of mobilities, valences, electrode reaction rate parameters, and bulk charge concentrations. Surprisingly, it is found that for a certain mobility ratio range, the center arc, associated with electrode reactions, well approximates a depressed semicircle of the Cole‐Cole relaxation time distribution type, yet no distribution of relaxation times is present. Further, in the completely blocking case, where the center approximate semicircle is not depressed but has an infinite radius, the lower frequency portion does not necessarily begin with a vertical segment as frequency decreases but may be curved away from vertical over a considerable frequency range. General impedance results for the present unsupported conduction situation are found to be quite different in some ways from those following from supported electrolyte treatments. Such treatments should thus not be used to analyze unsupported situations. Finally, it is found that the parallel capacitance of the system, which may be far greater than ordinary double layer values, can exhibit appreciable regions of ω−m frequency response with 0≤m ≤2, and with m =0.5, 1, 1.5, and 2 values especially prominent.
Wavelength dependence of the quantum yield of fluorescence and photoionization of indoles61(1974); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1681692View Description Hide Description
The fluorescence quantum yields φ f (λ x ) of L‐tryptophan and indole were measured relative to that of Rhodamine B as functions of the excitation wavelength λ x between 200 and 300 nm. Two different experimental geometries produced identical results, indicating that experimental artifacts were negligible. In aqueous solution at 296 K, φ f (λ x ) increased by 45% for both solutes in going from 230 to 260 nm. Outside this wavelength region, φ f (λ x ) was constant to within 2%. Similar results, although with a somewhat smaller shift in φ f (λ x ), were obtained for tryptophan in an equivolume mixture of ethylene glycol and water EG/H2O at both 296 and at 113 K, the latter temperature being below the glass transition temperature of this medium. The emission spectra and the phosphorescence to fluorescence ratios were independent of λ x , indicating that the shift in φ f (λ x ) was not due to intersystem crossing from higher excited states. The shift in φ f (λ x ) was accompanied by a considerable increase in the quantum yield of photoionization of tryptophan in aqueous solution below 260 nm. Hence, it is concluded that photoionization from higher states competes favorably with internal conversion to the fluorescent singlet state. For indole in methanol at 296 K and in EG/H2O at 113 K, φ f (λ x ) was independent of λ x to within 2%.
Luminescence of calcium tungstate crystals61(1974); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1681693View Description Hide Description
Fluorescence, excitation, and pulsed fluorescence measurements have been made on a single crystal of CaWO4 over a wide temperature range. The temperature dependences of the integrated fluorescence intensities and lifetimes were obtained for different excitation wavelengths. A sharp increase in the fluorescence lifetimes is observed below about 75°K and zero‐phonon lines can be observed. These results are used to formulate a model for the tungstate luminescent center based on the ion in a crystal field of S 4 symmetry. Energy migration and impurity trapping effects are also discussed.
Molecular model for ice clusters in a supersaturated vapor61(1974); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1681694View Description Hide Description
A molecular model previously applied to prenucleation water clusters is used to examine iceIh embryos. The canonical partition function is evaluated for clusters having from 6 to 64 water molecules. The intermolecular vibrational free energies are extrapolated to clusters containing up to 120 molecules and free energies of formation, nucleation rates, and critical supersaturation ratios are calculated and compared with experiment. For the clusters studied, the iceIh structure appears to be much less stable at all temperatures than the more spherical clathratelike cluster.
New optical method for studying anisotropic diffusion in liquid crystals61(1974); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1681695View Description Hide Description
A new approach to studying diffusion in liquid crystals is described in which the optically observable textural changes in a nematic phase caused by a cholesteric diffusant gives direct visualization of the concentration gradient. Utilizing either homeotropic of homogeneous alignments under different boundary conditions, and with and without an applied magnetic field, the parallel and perpendicular components of the diffusivity have been determined for a cholesteryl ester diffusing into N‐(p ‐methoxybenzylidene)‐p ‐n ‐butylaniline as a function of temperature. The diffusion coefficients in the isotropic phase can also be determined by annealing at a high temperature and quenching to room temperature, whereupon the cholesteric texture is again developed. Values of the diffusion coefficients and the activation energies of the diffusion process are discussed and compared to other available data.
Atomic force constants and the heat capacities of materials at elevated temperatures61(1974); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1681696View Description Hide Description
Atomic force constants for C, Si, and Ge in diamond,graphite, and crystalline silicon and germanium are determined by the analysis of the heat capacities of these materials. These force constants are then compared with those found in simple molecular analogs of these crystals. The dependence of the atomic force constants upon crystal and molecular structure is analyzed in terms of an ``atoms in molecules'' model. Using this model and approximate electron densities, determined by either Slater‐type atomic orbitals or the Thomas‐Fermi theory, the magnitudes of the atomic force constants were estimated and compared with their experimental values.


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March 11, 2008 | Thomas Miller has a vision for a new health care frontier that combines molecular imaging, molecular diagnostics, and informatics. Miller, who is CEO of workflow and solutions for Siemens Healthcare, says recent advances in these fields have created precise diagnostic tools capable of assessing and treating a growing number of diseases. These new tools provide physicians with an understanding of diseases at the molecular or genetic level, enabling them to tailor effective treatment to the individual. Digital HealthCare & Productivity recently spoke with Miller about how the health care IT network can become more efficient by using these patient-centric medical tools that transform data into knowledge.
DHP: Can you tell us about this change in R&D?
Miller: Health care is evolving, entering a new era, one created through the marriage of in vivo and in vitro diagnostics, arming physicians with the tools that enable early intervention and treatment in a way that improves clinical efficiencies, effectiveness, and outcomes. This includes collaboration between radiology, pathology, and informatics to integrate molecular imaging with relevant molecular diagnostics services. Traditionally, imaging and molecular diagnostics have been specialty silos, but now technological advances are breaking down these walls, for example, the electronic patient record. In vitro diagnostics and medical imaging can be integrated in such a way that 1+1+1 will be more than three.
DHP: Can you give us an example? How exactly would integrated diagnostics work?
Miller: Let's take the example of a patient with high PSA (Prostate-Specific Antigen) level, that's a test that is highly sensitive but not specific. But combined with other in vitro diagnostics, maybe genetic markers plus imaging, you may increase the specificity, avoiding unnecessary biopsies and even better, avoiding prostectomies, which come with a lifelong sequel of very expensive care.
DHP: What is needed for facilities to achieve integrated diagnostics in terms of IT and workflow tools and solutions?
Miller: Providers need to start looking across episodes of care into the integration of care. This means having a team-approach to medicine that is enabled by having the right testing as well as having information technology underlying that testing which can help bring it all together.
The area of information technology (IT) has a subtly to it which needs to be appreciated before you can understand how it can contribute to integrated diagnostics and personalized medicine. If you perceive information technology as simply being an electronic repository of information, you will actually make health care less efficient. If someone sends an email, for example, with a huge file attached to it, you often print it out to look at it. So you want IT that's work-flow driven and that can anticipate the needs of the physician and the patient for that particular episode of care.
DHP: Are the pieces in place today for the most part, or are you talking new workflow tools and technology?
Miller: The interesting components are already starting to be available. We have, for example, already started sharing molecules between our molecular imaging group and our diagnostics group. You have very inexpensive blood tests which show the existence of some protein which indicates that something in the body may be awry. Imagine having an imaging label tagged to that exact same protein which shows what the origin is in the body — where it's located. You can start from something inexpensive and maybe non-specific, and increasingly go toward something which may be a more expensive technology, but becomes very specific and guides the physician, ultimately, to the correct treatment.
With respect to IT, we have an integrated workflow engine with a service-orientated architecture so pieces of information can be mined from all over the enterprise of care and brought to any physician and customized for the institution. So the foundation elements are all there. But have we brought them all together to attack every single clinical problem? No. But once the foundation is there, as new medical knowledge is acquired, for many diseases, we have a bit of almost every bit of technology to guide a patient from the screening to the cure.
From a hospital standpoint, you need to make wise, long term choices about IT infrastructure and start to approach the problem in a longitudinal, disease-by-disease manner. Don't try to do it all once and start to lay it as a best practice in the organization. It's a big change.
DHP: What are some barriers that still need to be addressed?
Miller: I think there are three issues or barriers, the last of which is probably the most difficult. The first is that medical knowledge increases at such a quick rate that it requires training — people need to adopt new ways of practicing medicine, and that always takes time. The second thing is the silo orientation of many health care providers has to be broken down. Information technology can help do that.
The third barrier is the more difficult one. In industry, we learned many decades ago that longitudinal accounting systems allow us to make the right decisions. In other words, there are things you would invest in upfront in the design and manufacture of the product which would reduce costs later on, once the product is in the hands of the consumer. The analogy to health care is that if our health care system measures its cost only in episodic pieces — there's a cost for a test, image, or procedure, rather than in total costs, from initial screening to cure — we will make sub-optimized choices. It may mean paying more for more testing but the more accurate characterization of diagnosis will lead tremendous savings from the therapeutic side. That's a major change in how we look at how health care is accounted for.
DHP: Do you believe the integration of molecular imaging, molecular diagnostics, and informatics will lead to true personalized medicine?
Miller: If you look at standards of care, they have been statistically developed for the average patient, whereas the change to personalized medicine means that you would like to characterize the patient individually.
This trend is also accelerating due to new drug developments. Drugs that are being developed today tend to work on narrower sub-population of patients. Without adequate diagnostic testing to go along with it, these drugs become ineffective. Whereas targeting the right subpopulation, they are highly effective. So I think we're sitting on the necessary tools to enable personalized medicine, which has a benefit not only to the health care economy but also patients.
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STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. -- Harsh weather, including heavy rain and lightning, caused flooding and power outages in parts of Staten Island late Monday night.
A power outage was reported in New Springville, beginning shortly after Con Edison crews restored electricity to some 500 homes in Annadale just before midnight.
The outage in New Springville, near the Staten Island Mall, runs along a portion of Forest Hill Road, stretching to several side streets.
A Con Edison spokesman said crews were being sent to the affected area to determine what caused the outage. Power is estimated to be restored around 2 a.m., according to the Con Edison power outage map on its website.
A lightning storm earlier in the night caused approximately 500 outages in Annadale, along Arden Avenue, after lightning struck a piece of overhead electrical equipment, a Con Edison spokesman said.
Residents reported seeing flames following the lightning strike. FDNY and police responded to the scene and closed off section of Arden Avenue while Con Edison workers made repairs, restoring power before midnight.
Heavy rain also caused flooding along several of the borough's main roads, leaving drivers left to negotiate high water in neighborhoods like Tottenville and New Dorp.
Firefighters towed out a car after it became partially submerged in water near Page Avenue in Tottenville. No injuries were reported, an FDNY spokesman said.


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John Mayer and Cameron Diaz kept up their New York flirtation over the weekend.
The pair, who were first spotted out together in the city last week, were "all over each other" and "super flirty" at the Bowery Hotel Friday night, an onlooker tells PEOPLE.
Mayer, 29, and Diaz, 34, who sat together on a couch in the back of the patio, "were laughing and talking a lot" as the waitress brought several rounds of
drinks, says the source.
Last Tuesday, the pair were spotted having dessert at the French-Vietnamese restaurant Indochine. "It looked like a casual date," said a source. "She was giggly. She was laughing and seemed happy."
Asked if the newly-close pair are dating, a source close to Mayer tells PEOPLE, "Yes, it's definitely true."
Diaz, who is filming What Happens in Vegas... in New York, split from longtime boyfriend Justin Timberlake in January. Mayer ended his on-again, off-again relationship with Jessica Simpson in June.
Reps for both Diaz and Mayer had no comment.
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President Lincoln believed in freedom and led the nation through the darkest of times. President Harry Truman faced Stalin and stood his ground while fighting a bloody war. Today, our president's desire to improve the lives of so many is certainly worthy of being called inspirational. Congressman Gutierrez comes to mind with his selfless work in defense of immigrants. But I do not have to go to Chicago to find a leader whose very life inspires. Sen. Menendez, you are also an inspiration.
You have worked your entire adult life to improve the lives of others around you. Certainly not your grandparents, perhaps not even your parents, imagined that you would one day sit where you now sit. You are a proud Hispanic man who fought for everything you have earned. You have not forgotten where you are from. All of this is certainly inspirational.
It is respectfully that I come to you to make a request and to speak for a generation of young leaders right here in Hudson County. Sheriff Juan Perez has done an honorable job as our sheriff. He has spent his adult life protecting the greatest resource on the planet: people. He has been both accessible and in touch with the needs of all people in our county. Had he done a reckless job, I as a Hispanic male would not support him. Yet no one has been able to say that he has failed at the purpose for which he was elected.
We desperately need elected officials that can forget party lines, color and affluence. I conclude senator, with these words by Daniel O'Connell: "Nothing can be politically correct that is morally wrong."
Please support Sheriff Juan Perez. Like you, he has certainly earned it. Please respond with the same leadership and wisdom that you have displayed in the past.
EDITOR'S NOTE: Since this letter was written, Sheriff Perez has declared himself a Republican and left the Democratic Party, and then he fired his rival, Undersheriff Francis "Frank" Schillari.


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Until recently, if you had a hankering for Portuguese cuisine - and it's hard not to - you had to trek to the Northeast or New Jersey. With the opening of Koo Zee Doo BYOB on Second Street in Northern Liberties, it is easier for Philadelphians to say, "Bom Apetite!"
As is the custom with most BYOB's, this one involves a couple dividing up the duties of ownership. David Gilberg, last of Bar Ferdinand, is chef, while Carla Goncalves is front of the house, pastry chef, and also brings her Portuguese heritage to the establishment. The menu is based on her family's recipes and the dishes that were served in her home in Portugal and here in the states. "Koo Zee Doo" is a mangled phonetic spelling of the Portuguese word for "cooked."


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SACRAMENTO, Calif. - Injured New Orleans Hornets shooting guard Eric Gordon will miss his third straight game with a bruised right knee, and likely will not play Monday night when the team travels to Salt Lake City to play Utah.
But power forward Gustavo Ayon, the 6-foot-9, 250-pound native of Mexico, will be on the active list for the first time in his career.
It's likely the only way he'll play, though, is if the game is out of hand either way in the final minutes.
"But the problem with that is we have four bigs who've played well and I'm certainly not going to throw a guy out there just because people want to see him," Hornets Coach Monty Williams said of Ayon. "Fans have been mad at me before. It's par for the course."
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Say the word "pure," and two things come to our mind: A beer commercial from a Rocky Mountain stream, and the voice of singer Judy Collins.
Time to add Christine DeLeon to that list.
Christine has made the leap from open mic performer to headliner at Morristown's Minstrel Coffeehouse, where her sparkling alto voice will be featured Friday at 8 p.m. The singer-songwriter, who is the pride of Hackensack's Holy Trinity Church, also is scheduled to play an Aug. 12 lunchtime gig at Greenberry's, across from the Morristown Green.
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Heidiland: Heidi Attractions Near Zurich
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You'll visit the so-called Heidi House from the beloved Heidi stories and other related sites, wend through stunningly beautiful alpine valleys, and enjoy views of striking peaks, lakes, gorges, caves and waterfalls.
Generally, tour groups cross over into neighboring Liechtenstein. The capital, Vaduz, is an excellent place to catch your breath and indulge in a little novelty shopping.
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