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Putting an Activist on the Supreme Court
Do not be fooled by some on the Left claiming President Obama's nomination of Elena Kagan to the Supreme Court is not to their satisfaction. The questions being raised by the Left are nothing more than a Washington red herring. Liberal Activists have been wanting Elena Kagan on a federal court for the past twelve years, and today they begin to have their chance.
Elena Kagan might not have served a single day on any federal court. But, there is plenty known about her from working in the West Wing for Bill Clinton, who even tried to nominate her for a position on the D.C. court eventually occupied by John Roberts, to now serving as President Obama's Solicitor General. Some on the Left are calling her the Souter nomination, trying to imply that people don't know where she stands on issues. However, just as there probably were about David Souter, there are some clues.
Even though she recently went through the confirmation process to become Solicitor General, here are a few of the items senators on the Judiciary Committee should ask about before confirming her to a lifetime appointment to the U.S. Supreme Court.
1. Elena Kagan needs to be asked about her willingness to look at international law when deciding domestic cases.
Under questioning by Senator Specter during her Solicitor General confirmation she responded:
"At least some members of the Court find foreign law relevant in at least some contexts. When this is the case, I think the Solicitor General's office should offer reasonable foreign law arguments to attract these Justices' support for the positions that the office is taking."
There are many Americans that believe we need a Supreme Court Justice who interprets the U.S. Constitution and does not look to other countries for input.
2. Elena Kagan needs to explain her tendency toward anti-religious bias.
In Bowen v. Kendrick, the Supreme Court disagreed with Kagan that federal grants to religious organizations violated the Establishment Clause. She argued, "It would be difficult for any religious organization to participate in such projects without injecting some kind of religious teaching. … [A]ll religious organizations should be off limits." She later recanted.
Faith-based organizations, such as those run by the Catholic Church, offer some of the best solutions to dealing with society's ills and should not be discriminated against. From the above logic used in Bowen v. Kendrick, it is not a stretch that Kagan would also agree with the Massachusetts ruling striking down the Department of Health and Human Services executive order providing funding to the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops to combat human trafficking.
3. Elena Kagan needs to be asked point blank about her position on federal funding for abortion, her work in the Clinton White House on abortion policy, and any legal work done on behalf of Planned Parenthood.
4. Elena Kagan needs to be asked about her position on extending benefits to same-sex couples.
The national news frenzy has already picked up on her opposition to the military recruiting occurring on the Harvard Law School campus while she was dean. Catholics need to pay attention to the reason why – her opposition to "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" – a policy compromise reached by her previous boss Bill Clinton but now being overturned by President Obama. There is anticipation that positions she took at Harvard reflect the institution and not how she would side in a potential ruling, however, she was the dean and set the tone for leadership.
In the coming month, the Senate will begin the confirmation theatrics. Elena Kagan has commented about the "confirmation process" – in a 1995 book review of "The Confirmation Mess" by Stephen Carter.
"The real 'confirmation mess'" she wrote, "is the gap that has opened between the Bork hearings and all others."
"Not since Bork," she said, "has any nominee candidly discussed, or felt a need to discuss, his or her views and philosophy."
"The debate focused not on trivialities," she wrote, but on essentials: "the understanding of the Constitution that the nominee would carry with him to the Court."
Elena Kagan thinks nominees should candidly discuss their opinions. Catholic Advocate AGREES and hopes the Senate gives her the opportunity.
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Should the plane take off before applying elevator?
I am learning with a GWS slow stick. Last week, with just enough power to get it moving down the field, after a while it would take off gently on its own without me touching the elevator.
I spent a day doing some rebuilding and making things a bit straighter and paid more attention to balance at the CG, and now with just enough power to make it roll it gets the tail up and rolls and rolls down the field without lifting off. When I touch the elevator a bit, it gently takes off.
Which is the right behavior for the slow stick? is it the same for all planes?
When the plane is in flight, should I need any elevator for it to fly level?
There are several factors involved. If the plane is trimmed for level flight at one throttle setting in the air, increasing throttle will cause it to lift, decreasing to descend. On or near the ground, you also have ground effect, so when it reaches the speed that achieves level flight in the air, that effect often gives a bit extra lift, so it will begin to rise. More speed, and it should easily lift without any control input. This is actually the best way to do ROG, if you have enough runway, as yanking it up with the elevator is the fastest way to a stall and crash; too much up, too soon, and airspeed drops quickly, so it isn't flying anymore. Exceptions are aircraft with lots of thrust relative to weight, like 3D airplanes.
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You moved your CG forward a bit? You just increased the speed at which it will lift off without elevator. No harm done at all. If you liked it better before, move the CG to where it was.
It's all good. Once you get the CG to where it WILL FLY, it's all basically a preference call. I look at stall behavior and behavior at speed. You're looking for a stall that doesn't put the plane into the "dive of death" for 20 feet. The further forward your CG is, the longer the dive to regain flying speed. If you have a brushless motor you can just hit the jets when the nose starts to drop and just drag the plane out of the condition, but without power you're going to do the whole dive before you're flying again. The further back you move the CG the less altitude you lose in the dive after a stall.
This gets balanced by the plane getting twitchier and twitchier at "high" speed and becoming less stable in the wind. If you find the plane getting scary in those conditions, moving the CG forward will help make the plane more stable.
It's all a dance between the two conditions and we all set the CG differently according to our comfort level. In my case the CG is forward of where I would have it for a sailplane. Why? Because I am obscenely overpowered. All I have to do is point the nose up and hit the jets and I'm outta there, stall or no stall.
Experiment and choose. That's about all anyone can say.
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Joined Sep 2004
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The faster a plane goes, the more it will climb.
My real Cessna needs to be trimmed for climb, then once at altitude I have to trim it again and then any power increase or decrease, I have to retrim it and when I'm power off, coming into land, it gets trimmed again. Constantly retriming, except in a level flight cruze.
But on my toy planes, I take them up a bit, level the flight at medium cruze speed and trim them there, because that's where I do most my flying.
If I cut the power, it comes down and if I add more power, it climbs.
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You know, thinking about it I'd rather have to give elevator to take off. That's because on landing you want your plane to "stick" to the ground and not hop back off again with a little wind gust or a bump.
Needing to give a bit of elevator to take off says that it will tend to stay down after touchdown.
United States, NM, Las Cruces
Joined Aug 2007
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Boy, what great answers, thanks much. I think I just learned a lot more than I expected. So you can actually trim it while flying.
I really want the plane to float, but also find myself battling the wind, so I'll experiment with the CG more forward or back. Earlier the battery was under the wing, now the battery is in front of the wing (same battery).
Earlier, my constant crashing shattered the front few inches of the CF fuse shaft and twisted the motor mount. I just kept bending it back and it somehow kept hanging on to the shards of the shaft.
This time, I sized a basswood square stick to slide in the fuse, and cut a 1.5" section of the old CF shaft, epoxied it to the stick, then stuck the stick into the new fuse shaft without epoxy with about .5" of stick showing between the motor section and the full fuse. The motor mount is screwed to the 1.5" shaft and stick. So if crashing damages anything, it will be the short section with the motor and the stick, which I can slide out of the new fuselage, then just make a new motor section to slide in. This has the effect of moving the motor about 2" forward of where the motor was in the stock position. I think I have the wing farther forward too because I have to put the battery in front of the wing to get it to balance. So yes, I have moved the CG forward and the plane is 2" longer.
Unfortunately I snapped the antenna in half on my old JR 72mhz and it will take a week for the replacement to arrive so no testing for a while.
4 1/8" back from the leading edge of the wing is a good starting point for the CG, no matter where the wing sits on the fuse.
Shimming the trailing edge up can help on windy days too. But as it lowers the angle of attack, it increases stall speed. 1/4" is what I use, but you may want to start with thinner shims on a calm day to note the changes in handling.
United States, NM, Las Cruces
Joined Aug 2007
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I was using 10 cm, from a youtube video, which is closer to the leading edge by a half inch. If I use 4.125, then I am more nose heavy than I though. That should make a difference, thanks. I put a couple dots of epoxy on the 4.125 marks.
Is there an optimal place for the wing? How does handling change when you move it forward or toward the tail? I see SS with the wing in quite different places.
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Editor's note: This is the second in a three-part series providing an in-depth look into the investigation of Jessica Heeringa's alleged abduction.
NORTON SHORES, MI -- Norton Shores Police Chief Dan Shaw – like the dozens of investigators working around the clock to locate 25-year-old Heeringa – is tired, anxious and feeling a bit frazzled these days.
"It is a lot of pressure. If this fails and this goes wrong, which we hope it doesn't, it will fall on my shoulders," Shaw said.
The current task force that includes detectives from various law enforcement agencies, with heavy Michigan State Police involvement is set up to allow Shaw deal with media inquiries so they can be focused on finding Heeringa.
"I have a very good staff in Norton Shores and we have excellent assistance from our partners. We have good investigators, good leaders who are working this case. It's only because of that that I can be in front of the camera. I can deflect media pressure from the investigation," he said.
Currently the investigation operates with an ICS – Incident Command System – that involves tiers of law enforcement officials assigned to different tasks.
"It's an organization chart for this incident," Shaw said.
Norton Shores Police Lt. Jon Gale is the incident commander, along with Michigan State Police Lt. Cam Henke, Shaw said.
Under Gale and Henke is Norton Shores Police Sgt. Mike Kasher, who oversees all the investigative teams – made up of the outside agency officials -- as they come in throughout the day, Shaw said.
So far the case has netted over 500 tips from the public, Shaw said. Every single tip is checked out and Shaw encourages the public to report anything they know.
"The investigators come and go. We are also handing off information to the West Michigan Enforcement Team. It depends on where the leads are going," he said. "We also hand off information to patrol officers so they know the updates. There is something going on all the time."
Shaw or another official involved in the investigation contacts Heeringa's family throughout each day.
"I like to keep them updated," he said.
Hard work
Shaw said all those involved have been juggling long hours, lack of sleep and an overwhelming amount of information coming in on the case. It's been difficult for any of those involved to spend much time with their own families, he said
"We have people working this case who have families. They are soccer coaches. They're missing their kids baseball games. It causes problems," he said. "We are trying to give our investigators a break when we can. We train them and bring them up to speed and then that person can take a break."
The investigators rotate shifts, he said.
"We are partnering investigators up. We have people paired up in teams – typically pairing investigators in the same agencies together. They usually go out in pairs in case they do come across something that would require backup," he said.
One member of the task force is assigned to strictly gathering surveillance video from businesses in the area of the Exxon gas station.
Two businesses have already cooperated with officials and provided video that shows what police believe is the same silver or gray minivan witnesses remember seeing near the gas station around the time Heeringa was allegedly abducted.
Police believe the suspect involved in Heeringa's disappearance was driving that van the night Heeringa disappeared.
Meanwhile, federal officials have also been notified of the case, but aren't currently investigating, Shaw said. The FBI was contacted and made aware of the apparent abduction.
"We are in almost daily contact with them. We give them our leads," he said. "We are committed to finding Jessica and bringing her home. That is our sole purpose. That is our No. 1 goal. Yes, we need to find who abducted her. We will solve the crime after we get her home."
A crime that can be solved
Shaw said the case is going to continue to remain a top priority for the task force in the coming weeks, no matter how dismal things may seem.
"Every minute that goes by, she could be further away and we understand that, but we can't focus on that right now," Shaw said. "We have to follow the evidence instead of just going off on a wild goose chase."
The way it stands now, Shaw said authorities know they have enough resources from "week to week." They are also pulling in more resources as the investigation continues, he said.
The community backing has been incredible, Shaw said, as additional investigators are added to the team.
"We are fortunate to have people coming in to donate food for investigators. Before we were paying for that ourselves. The community is supporting us and that's great. People have stepped up and they are really doing that," he said. "We are committed to doing this. I know for certain that State Police will be here as long as we are. This is not going to go away and be pushed off our radar screen."
But can this case be solved? Shaw simply says, "Yes."
"I believe it can be solved. We are focused on the investigation," he said. "They are 100 percent dedicated to this."
The family has remained strong through this, Shaw said,
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As cell culture goes, so goes biomanufacturing. The slow, downward evolution in manufacturing scale, while at some level lessening demand for cell culture media, nevertheless creates opportunities for more specialized media products and services.
Several factors are responsible for the shift from mega-cultures to more manageable production batches. Most prominent are ongoing improvements in protein titers for CHO and other cell lines, advances in personalized medicine and cell-based therapies, the emergence of nonantibody protein drugs and biosimilars, and vaccine development.
"As a result of interest in personalized medicine and titer improvements, vendors must fill the need for smaller volumes of media in disposable formats," says Laurie Donahue-Hjelle, Ph.D., director of cell culture product development at Life Technologies. Personalization of biotherapies creates opportunities, she says, to test products for multiple indications.
The one-drug-fits-all model, of which blockbuster drugs are one manifestation, may be fading. Under this scenario multiple products, manufactured in smaller batches, will replace one or two big sellers for leading indications. Every such product will require smaller quantities of highly specialized media.
The emergence of nonmonoclonal antibody products (e.g., blood factors, replacement enzymes) is another factor contributing to bioprocesses shrinking in size. MAbs are typically high-dose drugs produced in large batches. The manufacture of lower-dose replacement proteins, cytokines, and enzymes, for example, is expected to take less production volume.
Cell-based therapies, another facet of personalized medicine, will require media that support the growth of human stem, progenitor, and primary cells used in human therapy. Media for primary cells differs from CHO media in the supplements and the required attachment substrates, although many of the processing lessons learned in protein therapeutics can be directly applied.
Biosimilars are still nowhere near as important as generic small molecule drugs, but Dr. Donahue-Hjelle and colleague Trent Carrier, Ph.D., believe that the eventual success of generic biopharmaceuticals will further change the types and quantities of cell culture media customers demand. "Supporting customers in these emerging markets is a new area for cell culture media companies," Dr. Carrier says. "These new business models are no longer based on 20,000-liter processes. Media companies have to figure out how to manufacture, inventory, and manage the delivery logistics to support these new models and their novel dynamics and usage trends."
Meeting the changing demands for cell culture media will require vendors to adapt and modify not just their product offerings, but the approach to producing and distributing media and nutrients.
To better integrate molecular and cell culture needs, Life Technologies is creating a series of kits that combine vectors, GMP-banked host cells, and cell culture media into streamlined workflows for biotherapeutic developers. The first of these kits, the OptiCHO™ Protein Express Kit, was launched earlier this year. Offerings in 2010 include a kit, based on Invitrogen's CHO-S cell line, that will link transient expression and stable cell-line workflows together.
Concern over the H1N1 influenza strain has led to fears of border closings and large pockets of humanity being cut off from life-saving vaccines. Thankfully that situation has not materialized, but it has spurred interest in local or regional small-scale vaccine manufacture, and with it the need for platform media that is easily created and shipped to distant production sites.
Thermo Fisher Scientific has been active in this area, developing media products optimized for production at 1,000–2,000 L volumes. "We have been building out our infrastructure around the world, and now have field-based experts who can go onsite to demonstrate how media products can be used and to support setup of these processes," says Brandon Pence, associate director of market management.
Related to the "agile vaccine" idea is the trend toward ready-to-use products, says Ken Lydersen, CSO at Irvine Scientific. "This creates opportunities for suppliers to provide value-added products and services like cell-line and media optimization."
Irvine, which currently produces more than 1,000 tons per year of powdered media, will double its capacity with the addition of a second cGMP manufacturing site in Tokyo. The plant is expected to come online early in 2011. The company specializes in rapid turnaround of prototype media formulas through its Express Media Service, reports Lydersen.
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A couple weeks ago, a friend of mine was having some ladies over for a "no kids, no husbands, tons of snacking" visit. And though I settled on bringing a sweet treat, I had zero time to bake anything.
Enter The Kitchen Pantry Smorgasbord:
You know that moment when you feel like eating something, but you're not sure what? So you have a bite of this, a bite of that, a bite of whatever? Yeah, that's what this was. I went through my cupboard and fridge and threw together what I could find that would keep my friends happy during our snack date.
Here's what I put together:
For smothering:
- Cookie Butter
- Nutella
- Peanut Butter
For smothering on:
- Crackers
- Pretzels
- Vanilla Wafers
- Toasted Raisin Bread Sticks
- Apple Slices
I basically made a Carb Lover's version of the veggie and fruit platter. But hey, it worked for us that evening. Oh, how it worked.
And just so you know, that picture is not from that night – I had to recreate the whole thing. But you know after I got my shot, I couldn't very well waste any of it…
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10/12/13: Here are today's technology updates:
- Army researchers are developing an advanced military uniform that would turn a special ops commando into Iron Man. The Tactical Assault Light Operator Suit, or TALOS, will deliver "superhuman strength with greater ballistic protection" by providing a powered exoskeleton to haul heavier equipment, liquid armor capable of stopping bullets, built-in computers and night vision, as well as the ability to monitor vital signs and apply wound-sealing foam. Put together, the capabilities would make the already elite Special Operation Forces nearly invincible in the field, says the Army. (repeat from Thursday)
- A newly-unearthed DARPA grant competition from this spring shows the military construct's goal: the development of a cheap mind-reading headset which can feed EEG data from its wearer to a smartphone app. EEG readings are the basis for a number of consumer products which allow users to control objects with their minds.
- The Navy and Lockheed Martin recently tested an airborne-relay sensor and networking technology that allows ships to locate and destroy threats and targets that would otherwise be beyond the radar horizon, service and industry officials said. Called the Naval Integrated Fire Control – Counter Air, or NIFC-CA, an airborne sensor identifies a target beyond the horizon and networks that information into the ship's fire control system, allowing the ship's radar to track and destroy targets at much greater distances, Navy and Lockheed officials said. Therefore, should things continue to develop with NIFC-CA, the technology brings the possibility of greatly extending the protective envelope surrounding ships at sea.


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I had a hard time getting past the whole Brad Pitt and Jennifer Aniston breakup. However, after reading your story and seeing the photos, it is obvious how in love he and Angelina Jolie are. I applaud them for putting so much heart and soul not only into raising their children in a loving environment but also for raising them to be proud, aware and kind.
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If a picture is worth a thousand words, then the picture of Brad, Angelina and their children is priceless: three alert children with their parents as bookends. Look how Brad's and Angelina's arms surround them, with Maddox protectively holding his baby sister. I am not a big celebrity watcher, but I know a loving family when I see one.
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Angelina and Brad are awe-inspiring in the humanitarian work they do. It's also commendable that they instill a sense of pride in the native lands, Cambodia and Ethiopia, of their older kids. Dare we hope they will do the same for baby Shiloh and make her proud that she is American? How about a U.S.-based charity for her, to help less-fortunate kids?
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I grabbed PEOPLE at the airport on my way to attend the funeral of my friend's nephew Christopher A. Anderson. I came upon your article "The Fallen" and found his name. Christopher, 24, was killed by mortar fire on Dec. 4, 2006. At his funeral we were given a Christmas card that he had written. At the end he wrote, "Please remember our troops!" So thank you for including him and all the other brave men and women you mentioned. They really are the "Best of 2006."
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I am the heartbroken mother of a fallen hero listed in your issue. I have read each of the 880 names on the list and prayed for their families, who I know suffer as my family does. Daniel Brian Crabtree was everything to his family. We will never get over losing him.
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Please, please tell me Tori Spelling and Dean McDermott are donating the proceeds from their yard sale to a worthy cause. If the proceeds are going to something worthwhile, I might be able to forgive them for the incredibly tacky signs they were seen posting around town.
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Been spending the last few months catching up with old games I missed either because I didn't have the right console to play said games or just didn't have time. Figured I'd share some brief thoughts on them all because i haven't done a blog in a while.
The World Ends With You
Having gotten a DS and with it almost dying there's nothing but old games to catch up with here, and after buying Spirit Tracks and encountering a game-breaking glitch that would force me to start over...I called it quits temporarily on that and decided to pick up something new. The World Ends With You was a title that kept coming up everywhere the two words DS and RPG were in the same paragraph and it was on sale on Amazon for $14 so I figured it wasn't much of an investment.
The first thing that struck me about this game: anime-style melodrama to the max. The first thing that surprised me about this game: the melodrama actually kind of works. Myself, I usually get annoyed by how in your face anime melodrama is but the character in this has (so far) done a good job of having an actual character ark which seems rare in many modern games (especially JRPGs). The story so far is great, despite the limited setting I do find myself playing more to see what happens in the story and less to master the game's systems, which is something I can't say for a lot of RPGs of late.
The battle system is tricky to get used to but you get into a flow eventually, I think the top screen combat (handled with the D-pad) is a bit clunky and could use the most work but yeah. Good game so far.
My progress: Josua Day 5
Mass Effect/Mass Effect 2
I knew I was getting a new PC so I decided to hold off getting the PS3 version since it was more appealing to me to play through the whole shabang.
Thoughts on the first one: HORRIBLE inventory management system, I mean, there's not even a "leave all" option which would be greatly appreciated when you've had a long fight and you have to reduce every single thing youy pick up (against your will mind you) to omni gel one by one in order to even get to the inventory screen. Too much number crunching etc. So glad they got rid of that.
That said, there's not ENOUGH RPG elements in the second one. I may be alone inthis but I miss health packs and clear indication of how many shield blocks you had. It made me a bit more cautious and thing swere more frantic. I have to be unoriginal here and agree with Zero Punctuation in that regenerative health does take away a lot of the tension in games, even in games I like a great deal. But Mass Effect is an action game with RPG elements, not the other way around so the changes they made feel more like a progression in that direction, so I can't complain to much.
BUT, not having to worry about party members dying so often, not having to switch their gear every 3 seconds (thus encouraging more squad swapping) is defintely a plus. So whoopie. So far Mass Effect 2 feels like it improved on almost everything from its predecessor (minus the role playing) but I am getting a bit annoyed with how people treat Shepherd.
See, I'm 22 years old, and I've grown past the phase in my teenage years where I need characters in stories to be badass forms of extreme escapism where everything they shit turns to gold. I like flawed characters, characters who do things you don't necessarily agree with but in the wonderful logic of video games, it makes you do anyway. That's kind of half the fun of it. So when everyone comes up and is like "SHEPHERD, YOU'RE SO COOL, I LOVE YOU!" or the opposite of that it gets kind of annoying. But that's a minor nitpick in an otherwise very good game. I feel the characters are a lot stronger in the second as well and my man crush on Mordin is so complete I may be gay for him by the end of the week.
Also, the story of hte second feels much more substantial. In the first you're given 3 missions once you reach the citidal and once you finish them you're pretty much done with the game. And the side missions don't amount to more than combing over dead worlds in your little buggy and shooting some shit in the same 3 bunkers over and over. So the fact that the second has a much lengthier quest and the side missions are more fleshed out is welcome to say the least. Though, knowing how it's paced (I saw glimpses of my girlfriend playing it on the PS3) does say it has some weird pacing issues of its own, but I can't tell until I finish it.
Anyway, so far so good. Just go Tali back and it looks like I can (finally) romance that shit up.
Not really playing much else at the moment. But I bought Shadow Hearts 3 since I liked the the first two and my ability to get it may dwindle over time. So I should have some opinions on that soon enough.


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Jeffrey McDowell, Ph.D., senior manager, IS-research informatics at Amgen, agrees that integrated access to data is important for productivity and for providing a complete view of available information for making decisions. He suggests that there are three approaches companies can employ in order to facilitate the integration needed for automation and drug discovery.
"The solution Amgen has implemented uses a service-oriented architecture approach to create a data-integration system. In general there are three approaches to solving integration, which vary depending on where the data connections are made. These are integrating either in the data layer, where a consolidated data system (either physical or virtual) is created by re-factoring the information into a single or federated system; in the application layer, where the application is responsible for implementing the rules used for making connections between data; or in the service layer, which is a set of independent components that reside external to individual applications and connect via a distributed technology like simple object access protocol.
According to Dr. McDowell, ultimately the service-architecture approach focuses on creating discrete services categorized and published through a service registry. This type of architecture not only allows for integration but also is easily extensible and permits service consumers to discover new resources and makes data connections automatically at runtime.
"The consumer application uses these services in a distributed manner first by discovering them at runtime by querying the registry using standardized categorizations. The registry returns services matching the request which the consumer can then invoke. The service approach is easily extensible as adding new resources simply involves adding services according to the standards defined by the architecture. Given that the approach is data agnostic, data-type restrictions are only as defined by the categorization schemes used, the architecture can be extended beyond its currently employed data types."
Besides integrating data from various disciplines within an organization, another layer of complexity emerges when needing to integrate data from systems biology approaches. Systems biology studies the interactions and interplay of multiple levels of biological information. "Although integration is conceptually simple, we have about 15 years worth of software that costs hundreds of millions of dollars and often still doesn't work efficiently," John Boyle, Ph.D., senior research scientist and director of informatics at the Institute for Systems Biology, notes.
It's not all doom and gloom, though, reports Dr. Boyle. "What's important is simply that people within organizations take a step back and decide what they really need. There are a lot of redundant software solutions, but scientists need to switch to those most pertinent for drug discovery. Optimally, you need to ask three questions when deciding how to handle the problem.
"First, decide what will allow ad hoc data integration. Chips and instrumentation come and go, what is needed is a way to allow integration when things change.
"Second, find something that is easy to use. Scientists don't have the time to keep learning new systems. It's inefficient, too. We've found the best systems are more natural and typically look more like a file system. This is a nonintrusive approach and easily allows other activities such as e-mail integration.
"Third, the data-integration solution must be easy to adapt. Science constantly changes, new paradigm shifts and new scientific finds must be considered. New solutions must have built in flexibility so that they can rapidly be adapted to new usage since you never know what will be discovered next."
Dr. Boyle suggests that the field is in a growth spurt. "We've just started really. We have a few growing pains, but it is clear that some commonalities are emerging. We are going to have to design solutions to be less formal and to meet science halfway. Instead of companies going for the latest trends, they simply need to take some time and put in some effort to take a good hard look at what is out there and what is the best way to meet their needs now and for the future."
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on Sunday 02 March 2008 13:33
in the Usenet newsgroup alt.os.linux.mandriva
Rich wrote:
> Anyone using this audio device and driver configuration? I'm having
> trouble getting sound to work. Its a new machine that I built, everything
> else is working perfectly except sound. What I need is to compare the
> modprobe.conf and modules.conf. and possibly anything else that might be
> associated with this driver.
> Thanks ahead of time.
> Rich
I'm close, but I saw your other thread and I don't think that we
are the same. Anyway...
[live] /mnt/hd/rc1_2008.1/downloads/isos
->cat /etc/release
Mandriva Linux release 2008.0 (Official) for i586
[live] /mnt/hd/rc1_2008.1/downloads/isos
->lspci -s 4: -v
04:01.0 Audio device: VIA Technologies, Inc. VIA High Definition Audio
Controller (rev 10)
Subsystem: ASUSTeK Computer Inc. Unknown device 81e7
Flags: bus master, fast devsel, latency 0, IRQ 11
Memory at f8ffc000 (64-bit, non-prefetchable) [size=16K]
Capabilities: [50] Power Management version 2
Capabilities: [60] Message Signalled Interrupts: Mask- 64bit+
Queue=0/0 Enable-
Capabilities: [70] Express Unknown type IRQ 0
[live] /mnt/hd/rc1_2008.1/downloads/isos
lsmod | grep snd
snd_seq_dummy 2564 0
snd_seq_oss 27648 0
snd_seq_midi_event 5760 1 snd_seq_oss
snd_seq 42128 5 snd_seq_dummy,snd_seq_oss,snd_seq_midi_event
snd_seq_device 6156 3 snd_seq_dummy,snd_seq_oss,snd_seq
snd_pcm_oss 35808 0
snd_mixer_oss 13568 1 snd_pcm_oss
snd_hda_intel 281436 12
snd_pcm 65544 5 snd_pcm_oss,snd_hda_intel
snd_timer 17540 5 snd_seq,snd_pcm
snd_page_alloc 7432 2 snd_hda_intel,snd_pcm
snd_hwdep 6468 1 snd_hda_intel
snd 42212 27
snd_seq_oss,snd_seq,snd_seq_device,snd_pcm_oss,snd _mixer_oss,snd_hda_intel,snd_pcm,snd_timer,snd_hwd ep
soundcore 5344 1 snd
[live] /mnt/hd/rc1_2008.1/downloads/isos
BTW stick to 2008.0, because 2008.1beta2 is known to be broken,
and try not to get confused by my two line prompts.
sig goes here...
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GRAND RAPIDS, MI – Ferris State plays at Grand Valley State on Saturday in a football rivalry that has been a Lakers' exercise in beat-down recently.
The Bulldogs haven't beaten the Lakers since 1999 in the battle for the Anchor-Bone Trophy, which has been around since 2002. The closest Ferris State has come in recent years was 17-10 in 2009. The combined score the past two years is 98-10.
Will that change this year?
Ferris State is 3-2 and has a new coach in Tony Annese, some impressive offensive numbers and a renewed enthusiasm toward the game.
Grand Valley State, meanwhile, has spent this season mostly patching holes to its defense, filling voids from injuries and, on yeah, going 5-0.
Here are comments culled this week from Annese and Grand Valley State's Matt Mitchell on the matchup and each other's program.
Annese on Grand Valley State:
The rivalry: "I not a bit concerned about the rivalry. We have to be relevant before we can have a rivalry. The only way we become relevant is to go down and beat them. I don't mean to be disrespectful, but I can't imagine Grand Valley looking at this game as a rivalry. They're probably looking at it like, 'Ferris is on the schedule next and we've beaten them how many times in a row.' "
GVSU's program: "Matt Mitchell has understood the obligation he's had in following in the footsteps of Chuck (Martin) and Brian (Kelly). So I think it's awesome he's been able to hold on to some of the ideals they possessed in expectations for the program. There are critics everywhere, but he's done a great job this year. When you lose your starting quarterback and overcome the challenges they've had and wins they've had, it couldn't be a better job. That was a great win for them last week (against Michigan Tech). I just hope they trip up soon."
Mitchell on Ferris State:
The rivalry: "We've had some tough, competitive games. Any time you get the Ferris deal, it's kind of the whole coaching cliché that you can throw the records out the window. It's a rivalry game with it being so close, and we have a trophy and there are a lot of things that go into it. It's just been more pronounced because of a new staff and new energy up there."
Ferris State's program: "Any time you have a change in coaching staff, doesn't matter the institution, there's going to be a breath of fresh air, a new culture. And I think that's probably the biggest thing that we've seen ... Any time you bring in a new coach, there's this honeymoon period - I went through it - and we've definitely felt that in seeing the tape. The kids have are excited to play, and have definitely bought into his system and believe in what they're doing on both sides of the ball. I think that adds interest in this game."
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Ruger LCP holster
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> Ruger LCP holster
March 16, 2008, 09:44 PM
You guys who have a Ruger LCP what holster are you using?...I am want a leather Pocket Holster...will the Kel Tec 3AT holsters work?
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March 22, 2008, 05:12 PM
When I was in my favorite local gun store recently the Ruger sales rep. was there and had a brand new LCP he was showing the store's owner. I had the chance to hold it and examine it closely. Coincidentally, I was carrying my P3AT in its holster that day (see pic)
and the LCP fits the holster perfectly which is a 2n'1 by K&D holster. Sadly, the P3AT mag does not fit the LCP - but the LCP mag fits the holster quite well.
So, if I decide to spring for a new LCP my current holster will do just fine.
April 7, 2008, 09:14 AM
The Desanti Nemesis - great little pocket holster.
April 14, 2008, 11:52 PM
I got the Nemesis for my P3AT and it lists the Ruger LCP on the package also. I think they are similar enough that any P3AT holster should work for the LCP.
April 14, 2008, 11:57 PM
I don't have a LCP but I did come across this while shopping for holsters the other day. High Noon has added the LCP to their catalog of guns for which they make holsters.
May 2, 2008, 05:48 AM
I'm looking at the Nemesis and Superfly, but I'd ideally like something that covers a bit more of the trigger guard (call me paranoid if you will). Any ideas?
May 7, 2008, 02:56 PM
I have to pull the pistol out a little bit with a nemesis to even get my finger behind the trigger, let alone on it. By the time it's out far enough to put a finger on the trigger the gun is all the way out of the holster.
I'm sure there are ones that have more coverage like the style that dairycreek posted above.
June 13, 2008, 02:52 PM
This is my LCP holster, enroute from Meco in TX. $51 shipped, already have one of his Seecamp LWS pocket holsters that looks as good as the day I got it.
I requested the natural finish, as I love the patina that leather takes on over time.
June 13, 2008, 04:08 PM
Who made that holster...do they have a website...I like that
June 13, 2008, 04:32 PM
The holster was made by Robert Locke in Texas. You can email him here:
He will probably send you his phone number, talk to you on the phone to be sure of exactly what you want, and put it together for you.
No website for his holsters, just one guy making holsters one at a time for pocket pistols. He's supposedly a hell of a welder, though.
PM me if you can't get in touch and I'll see if I have any other contact info for you....
May 19, 2009, 06:39 PM
I use both of these from Alabama Holster...
Both are available for the LCP with crimson trace Laser grips. 30 day return policy and lifetime warranty. They are both very small, thin and conceal well. Can't beat it. IMHO
Husaberg Man
May 19, 2009, 06:57 PM
Gwillis... are you associated, directly or otherwise, with Alabama holster?
May 19, 2009, 07:22 PM
I got this on ebay for my p3at. I have had it for about a month and love it. I use a Desantis Nemesis only if I have to tuck my shirt. I am thinking about trying to convert this one to a tuckable by buying the tuckable style clip from CrossBreed. I think I can remove the belt clip and put a hole just above the bottom clip catch to attach the chicago screw and spacer for the tuckable clip
May 19, 2009, 07:52 PM
At the risk of embarrassment and being called an idiot, I'll share this "for the good of the order" and to possibly avert a tragedy:
My Nemisis pocket holster/LCP combination is so comfortable I oftentimes forget it is there. So here's what happened. My grandkids aren't old enough to know that it is wrong to go into another's pockets looking for goodies, especially when being playful. So in a moment of inattention, my grandson stuck his hand in my pocket and nearly pulled out the pistol, asking if it was a cell phone. Now a 3-year old's fingers aren't strong enough to pull the trigger, but this was a real wake-up call for grandpa, let me tell you. (Fortunately nobody else in the family saw the incident.)
So be careful around curious little kids, and never become complacent about carrying in one's pocket like I did.
David E
May 19, 2009, 08:35 PM
Gwillis... are you associated, directly or otherwise, with Alabama holster?
Ya think ?
May 19, 2009, 08:37 PM
dimentions are identical...
May 20, 2009, 01:47 PM
Yes, I work for the Alabama Holster Company. The owners are good people and make a great product.
Husaberg Man
May 20, 2009, 02:47 PM
Yes, I work for the Alabama Holster Company. The owners are good people and make a great product.
Thanks for being honest about it. I'm not a moderator, but it's generally considered deceitful to praise a product when you have some affiliation unless you clearly state the affiliation.
I'm not suggesting that you're dishonest. It just appears that you are unaware of the accepted protocol.
Good looking holster, btw.
May 20, 2009, 03:29 PM
I am not trying to sell holsters here, I just want to let people know what options are out there for them. I have been carrying for 20+ years and have had too many holsters to mention. When I find one that works I like to tell people about it. The only holsters I've talked about here are the ones that I use personally on a daily basis and these are just my opinions. As always, YMMV :)
May 24, 2009, 07:59 AM
I'm also a Big Fan of Meco Pocket Holsters.
I've had Robert make me many style Holsters for my Seecamps & LCP.
Great Guy with Great Holsters..........
November 19, 2009, 07:44 PM
I like this "Old Wallet" holster by Homemade Industries.
But seriously, I couldn't find a holster thin enough for the front pocket in my jeans. I simply cut the leather from an old wallet and sewed it to form "muzzle" around my gun. The natural leather is stretchy to make the holster snug fitting, but easy to slide off when it's time to rock and roll.
Keeps my trigger guarded as well as dirt and debris from entering my barrel.
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