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New in JW Player: Responsive Design
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With sales of mobile devices now outpacing those of desktop PCs, web designers face a challenge: how to best present content across all these devices. Smartphone screens average around 4" diagonally, tablets are 7″ to 10″, laptops average around 14″ and desktop monitors go up to 30″ these days. All these different devices result in screens of varying shapes and sizes. This presents a challenge when laying out a page – how to provide a viewing experience that looks good on every screen. One solution is responsive design.
What is Responsive Design?
The best way to understand responsive design is to look at what happens when a page is not responsive:
As you can see, when design is not responsive, when you resize your screen, in this case the browser window, the page elements do not resize as well. The traditional way around this is to create multiple sites, one for the desktop, one for a smartphone, etc. This is not ideal, both from the point of view of the designer/developer and the end user experience.
Responsive Web Design is an approach to creating a website that dynamically adapts itself to the size of the screen on which it is being displayed. Whether you are on a tablet, smartphone or desktop, responsive pages rearrange and resize content to provide the optimal viewing experience. If you are interested in looking at a few responsive design examples, we highly recommend checking out this blog.
The Challenge with Responsive Video
While text can easily be manipulated in a responsive design, embedded video has remained a challenge. Unlike the HTML5 <video> tag, which can be scaled responsively by setting max-width:100% and height:auto, embedded players like YouTube, Vimeo and JW Player don't scale automatically. This is mainly because their embeds contain a fixed width and height in pixels. Responsive designs lay out page elements through relative units, such as percentages, rather than pixels. To properly make a player responsive, it is important that the aspect ratio of the video be maintained by also scaling the height according to this ratio.
To be honest, it is possible to make embedded players such as earlier versions of JW6 responsive by using various CSS hacks. For instance, Elastic Videos uses iframes where the source is 100×100 pixels. FitVids is a jquery plugin that uses additional javascript libraries to achieve responsive design. As you can imagine, these are not the most elegant solutions, nor are they scalable.
Because responsive design is a current web trend used by a lot of sites, we have received many feature requests for JW Player to support it. We wanted to provide a setable option within the player to make it responsive, rather than merely a set of instructions to use JW Player with one of the existing hacks. This was a challenge because JW Player is used on so many sites across both Flash and HTML5 modes, that we had to avoid potential CSS clashes (conflicts between the CSS in the player and the existing CSS on the page).
Introducing JW Player Responsive Design
With the release of JW Player 6.4, we introduced native support for responsive design. To get started, all you have to do is set the player width to a percentage, and indicate the video's aspect ratio. The player will automatically resize its height accordingly. Here is an example setup:
Click resize to scale the video responsively:
JW Player Setup Code
The responsive player setup options for this demo are displayed below. To learn more about embedding JW Player, check out our support documentation.
jwplayer("myResponsiveVideo").setup({ file: "/assets/tearsofsteel.mp4", image: "/assets/tearsofsteel.jpg", width: "100%", aspectratio: "12:5" });
WordPress Setup Options
Our WordPress Plugin version 2.1 makes it even easier to setup JW Player with Responsive design. In the JW Player management section, simply set the player dimensions to responsive:
Check out this demo to test out a responsive vs a non-responsive JW Player. If you have questions on this functionality, or ideas for future updates, please let us know!
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This is not what I'm asking. I'm asking if the player will choose a lower resolution source when small, and higher resolution source when big.
If an m3u8, or ism, or f4m is the source, containing various resolutions and bitrates, and a breakpoint triggers a change in the players size, will the player adapt the source resolution/bitrate?
What you could do is use the quality API and then do a jwplay().resize() based on the quality being changed – http://developer.longtailvideo.com/player/tags/mediaplayer-6.0/test/api-quality.html
Its great. But the problem is that it doesn't work with playlist. In detail, I want captions when it's responsive as well. When I introduce playlist to add tracks, the player is no more responsive. Has any one found a work around for that? Has anyone been able to achieve Responsive JW Player with captions (and also compatible on IE8)? I would highly appreciate if any one can share their opinion on this one.
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Section 64c02: Patients in Alcohol and Drug Abuse Treatment Programs
- An alcoholic or drug addict who has been admitted to a work center frequently requires a detoxification period before he or she is capable of performing work. This individual may be present in the work center during this period, primarily to be kept away from alcohol or drugs - the individual will not normally be performing significant productive work during the "drying out" period. Consequently, if an individual has been diagnosed as alcoholic or drug dependent, WH will not assert an employment relationship for the first four weeks (28 consecutive calendar days) of residence at the work center. An employment relationship will be asserted during the 28-day period, however, if the individual engages in activities that provide a consequential economic benefit to the work center (see FOH 10b34, 64c01(a)(1) and 64c01(a)(3).
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- Residents perform tasks that are ordinarily done on a daily basis in a private home, and are solely for the mutual benefit of the occupants of the home (institution).
- Residents do not displace regular full-time employees by performing tasks that would ordinarily be done by full-time workers.
- Enrollment in the treatment program is of relatively short duration (usually not longer than one year), as opposed to the long-term occupancy often associated with institutions caring for the mentally ill, the mentally retarded, the aged, or the terminally ill.
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KENNESAW, Ga. (Jan. 8, 2013) – A decision on the proposed feasibility plan for the football and Title IX women's sports programs at Kennesaw State University has been deferred.
The Board of Regents of the University System of Georgia has indicated that Kennesaw State University's request will be taken under further study. Kennesaw State University officials look forward to continuing to work with the Board of Regents.
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Raising Cane's Teams with Mo Claiborne at South Dallas Camp
Former LSU and current Dallas Cowboys star to host free football camp Saturday; Cane's will treat 350 kids to lunch
Morris Claiborne, former LSU cornerback and the Dallas Cowboys' 2012 first-round draft pick, is hosting his inaugural youth football camp in South Dallas this Saturday, July 13th. The camp is free-of-charge, and Raising Cane's is supporting the non-profit initiative of the Morris Claiborne Foundation by donating 350 chicken finger meals for the campers.
The South Dallas program follows successful youth camps hosted by Claiborne in his hometown of Shreveport, LA, in 2012 and again last month. Baton Rouge-based Raising Cane's donated chicken finger meals for youth attending those free camps as well.
Saturday's event will be held at William Blair Park (formerly known as Rochester Park) in South Dallas. Claiborne will be the featured instructor and will teach football fundamentals during this non-contact camp. Guest speakers will also talk on a variety of subjects.
"I've been a Caniac for as long as I can remember, so I'm really proud that Raising Cane's has been a loyal partner of my camps from the beginning," said Claiborne. "I want everything about the camp experience to be special, so it's important to have my ONE LOVE there."
Many professional players look for ways to give back during the offseason to the communities that support them, often by hosting youth camps. Claiborne is one of the few stars that chooses to offer his camp at no cost. Any child between the ages of 10 and 17 may attend completely free-of-charge.
"We admire Mo's on-going commitment to being a role model to his youngest fans," said Ashton Hecker, general manager of the Raising Cane's on Greenville Ave. "He hasn't forgotten where he came from and it's clear he wants to do his part to help where he can. He has the heart of a true Caniac, which is why we are so happy to do our part to support him and his camp."
Check-in for the camp begins at 9:00 AM on Saturday, July 13th, at William Blair Park. The camp will begin at 10:00 AM and conclude around 3:00 PM. Participants will receive a camp t-shirt and Raising Cane's for lunch. All campers must pre-register. To pre-register, contact Regina Suttle at firstname.lastname@example.com or call (469) 621-5962, as space is limited.
Founded by Todd Graves in 1996 in Baton Rouge, La., RAISING CANE'S CHICKEN FINGERS has 160 restaurants in 18 states with multiple new restaurants under construction. The company has ONE LOVE®—quality chicken finger meals—and is continually recognized for its unique business model and customer satisfaction. Raising Cane's vision is to have restaurants all over the world and be the brand for quality chicken finger meals, a great crew, cool culture, and active community involvement.
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OpenSSL fixes DoS bug in recent bug fix
The OpenSSL developers have released versions 1.0.0g and 0.9.8t to address a denial of service issue introduced by one of the six fixes included in the version they released earlier this month. The problem was created by the fix for a critical vulnerability in the CBC ("Cipher block chaining") encryption mode which enabled plaintext recovery of OpenSSL's implementation of DTLS (Datagram TLS).
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When life hits you with unimaginable tragedy, when one day your spouse is there and then suddenly he is not, and you are faced with being a single parent to a little girl who wants to know where her Daddy is, you do what you can. You put one foot in front of the other. You take care of that little girl. And when you can, you share your story, because that is one of the things we must do in order to heal from these kinds of wounds.
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Tulsa police are investigating a serial sexual assault suspect.
Police said the sexual assaults have happened eight times in the last month.
According to KJRH, police spoke on Monday about the suspect and said during most attacks, the suspect entered the women's homes early in the morning. Police said at that news conference that most victims have been older women who live alone or were home alone when they were assaulted.
Police said they have a task force of 50 officers working on the case.
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If skin cancer screening is to become widely adopted, its effectiveness depends on the ability of primary care clinicians to detect cutaneous malignancies.
To assess primary care clinicians' proficiency for detecting skin cancers and actinic keratoses in a clinic population.
A convenience sample of 190 white male patients aged 40 years or older presenting to a university-affiliated Veterans Affairs general internal medicine or dermatology clinic were included in the study. Each patient was independently examined by a primary care clinician and a dermatologist to measure interobserver agreement. We compared the ability of primary care clinicians to diagnose actinic keratoses and skin cancers using dermatologists' examinations as a pragmatic reference standard.
Agreement was moderate as to whether a patient had single actinic keratosis (k, 0.36; 95% confidence interval [CI], 0.22-0.50), multiple actinic keratoses (k, 0.48; 95% CI, 0.34-0.61), or skin cancer (k, 0.48; 95% CI, 0.34-0.62). Agreement decreased when individual lesions were the unit of analysis. When the patient was the unit of analysis, primary care clinicians identified the presence of skin cancer with a sensitivity of 57% (95% CI, 44%-68%), specificity of 88% (95% CI, 81%-93%), positive likelihood ratio of 4.9 (95% CI, 3.0-8.3), and negative likelihood ratio of 0.48 (95% CI, 0.35-0.63). When the lesion was the unit of analysis the sensitivity was 38% (95% CI, 29%-47%), the specificity was 95% (95% CI, 93%-96%), the positive likelihood ratio was 7.1 (95% CI, 4.8-10.3), and the negative likelihood ratio was 0.66 (95% CI, 0.56-0.75).
Examinations performed by primary care clinicians for diagnosing skin cancer lacked sensitivity. Without improved diagnostic skills, primary care clinicians' examinations may be ineffective as a screening test.Arch Intern Med. 1997;157:985-990
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The second annual Black Box Festival, held in the Edith Bolte Kutz Theatre, will include three theatrical events starring a group of talented storytellers that will fill the chilly November nights with comedy and heart. The festival starts Nov. 1 and will run until Nov. 18.
"A Couple of Blaguards" is a two-character comedy, created by the brothers Frank McCourt and Malachy McCourt. Based on the life of the McCourt brothers, these two tell the tale of their early lives in Ireland and their successful escape to America. The two actors craft a vaudevillian act full of comedy, Irish songs and a gallery of relatives, rogues, and fools. "A Couple of Blaguards" runs Nov. 1-4.
The physical comedy ensemble Parallel Exit is back by popular demand. The Black Box hit returns with "Room 17B", their new comedy. Known for works which blend theatre, dance, and music, Parallel Exit celebrates the styles of Charlie Chaplin and Buster Keaton with a dash of Monty Python. "Room 17B" will run Nov. 8-11. The New York Post described Room 17B as "A series of self-contained routines, each one brief, elegant and perfectly balanced."
Bill Bower's critically acclaimed "Under a Montana Moon" wraps up the Black Box Festival Nov. 15-18. Comprised of a collection of silent coming-of-age stories told under a Western Sky, the audience is taken on a journey that is hilarious, heartbreaking, and profoundly moving. Performed without words and within a tapestry of sounds, this silent journey is reported to leave audiences speechless.
The theatre is located at 715 Grand Ave., Hackettstown. To purchase tickets or to find more information on the other Young Audience Series shows, visit centenarystageco.org or call 908-79-0900.
Tickets for shows in the Black Box Festival range from $17.50 to $27.50 with discounts for students and seniors. Performance times are Thursdays at 7:30 p.m., Fridays and Saturdays at 8 p.m. and Sundays at 2 p.m. Every Thursday night is "Family Night," which offers a 2-for-1 rush ticket price when purchased at the door. CSC also offers several different packages, such as a Pick Five Flex Pass for $110, to purchase tickets for multiple shows at a discounted price. Patrons are encouraged to check the age recommendation for individual shows.


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The Canfield Fair opens today at 8 a.m. and runs through Labor Day.
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RIGHT: Holly Kelzer, left, formerly of Niles but who recently moved to Struthers, and her son Mason Kelzer, 10, pet a large pig while attending the Canfield Fair Tuesday afternoon. Mason was surprised by how coarse the pig's hair was.
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When doofus new dad Greg Warner (Anthony Clark) discovers his uptight wife, Kim (Jean Louisa Kelly), has been secretly breast-feeding their year-old son, Kim explains, "I'm doing it for the boobs....I like having big boobs. Big, milk-filled boobs." Welcome to the boob tube, everybody. Yes, Dear purports to be about two young couples raising their kids in the same L.A. household—Kim's laid-back sister Christine Hughes (Liza Snyder) and her slothful spouse, Jimmy (Mike O'Malley), live in the Warners' guest house with their two toddler sons-but it's really about four infantile adults cracking dumb about sex. In one episode Jimmy sneaks up on Christine and paws her posterior. Christine (without turning): "Kim, the mailman's here." In another, Greg and Kim innocently befriend an older couple who, it turns out, are into swinging. "I like to be spanked," the old lech tells Kim. Better it should be the network execs who said yes to this dreck.
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Say this for Daniel Craig – he's a tough man in a tough role.
Having already gone on record to explain how he tore his shoulder jumping around as James Bond, the Quantum of Solace star tells Playboy for its November issue what also sent him to the hospital while making his latest 007 caper.
The visit involved his finger. "It wasn't as extreme as all that. I lost the pad. Here," says the actor, 40, showing off a scab on his fingertip. "This is after a month's healing, so it's nothing."
Well, not entirely nothing. "I was bleeding a lot. I had to get it cauterized. Filming stopped and everybody went, 'Oh my God! He sliced the end of his finger off!' They went looking for it but couldn't find it."
Fingertip or no, Craig is still remembered fondly by a former costar, Casino Royale's Eva Green.
The 2006 Bond girl says she can't wait to see the latest, Quantum of Solace. "I heard it's brilliant," Green, 28, told PEOPLE at the world premiere of her newest movie, Franklyn.
"I was very proud of being a Bond girl," she adds, "and I heard this one is really good."
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carnovsky's RGB experimentation goes missoni
all images by jacopo farina and marco proserpio, courtesy of misson
apart from their 'RGB fabulous landscapes' presented during milan design week 2013 (see designboom's coverage of the exhibition here),
carnovsky was commissioned to create a site specific installation for missoni featured within the italian company's milan showroom.
appropriately called 'zigzagging', which speaks of missoni's classic stripes and geometric motifs, the piece followed in the same vein of
the milan-based studio's previous works, this time using the fashion house's fantastical patterns as their image source
in which to apply their RGB experimentation.
general view of the missoni showroom in milan taken over by RGB light
the space changing under different colors of light
missoni rugs that were hung from the ceiling exhibiting changing floral patterns under the light
installing 'zigzagging' at the missoni showroom in milan
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She is a blogger for Wedding Star. Before she decided to leap to her career, she worked as a wedding planner and a wedding designer in a business. The only reason she pushes to be a great artist in this field is because of her love in designing. Though she never left the art theatre she pursue to be one of the best. This is one of her reasons why her current work seems easy for her, but there is a little spice compared to her previous work. It is her ultimate joy to help people to have a wonderful and unforgettable wedding ever. During her spare time, she enjoys spending it with friends and loved ones.
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In the sports world, there is a very fine line between fact and fiction.
There are so many myths and misconceptions in sports that are eventually accepted as fact, based purely on the power of endless repetition—whether it's an athlete peddling a false narrative to promote his own image, a member of the sports media pushing his own agenda or even a sports fan talking out of his ass.
For most of us, politics and religion are two conversation topics considered off-limits for those people we have a vested interested in not disliking. Sports come in a not-too-distant third, because there's a similar tendency to become entrenched in a viewpoint, making it far too easy to substitute one's own opinion for the actual truth.
That being said, nobody knows everything—not even you. Here are a few things in sports you, or some dummy you know, are probably all wrong about.


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Two Upcoming Electric Signs Screenings
Hello, Just want to let you all know about two upcoming Electric Signs screenings:
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Four vehicles travelled on a road with constant velocities. The car
overtook the scooter at 12 o'clock, then met the bike at 14.00 and
the motorcycle at 16.00. The motorcycle met the scooter at 17.00
then it overtook the bike at 18.00. At what time did the bike and
the scooter meet?
At Holborn underground station there is a very long escalator. Two
people are in a hurry and so climb the escalator as it is moving
upwards, thus adding their speed to that of the moving steps. ...
How many steps are there on the escalator?
A security camera, taking pictures each half a second, films a
cyclist going by. In the film, the cyclist appears to go forward
while the wheels appear to go backwards. Why?
In this problem, consider the following:
When Brian swims with the flow, his total speed is his speed in the
water plus the speed of the moving water. When he swims against the
flow, his total speed is the difference between his speed in still
water and the speed of the moving water.
This leads to the following solution:
Let the speed of the river be v , distance to the
moored boat = d , and the time to complete the downstream
journey = t .
Again, using distance = speed x time, gives the following
(1) d = 3 vt
(2) d = v (12- t )
combining (1) and (2)
3 vt = v (12 - t )
which leads us to t = 3 minutes
Using this information tells us that the speed of the river is
and since Brian swims at twice this speed, his speed in the
still water is 2d/9.
He swims a distance of 2 d at this speed.
So it will take him 9 minutes.
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Featured Golf News
Peggy Kirk Bell Turns 90 This Month
One of golf's grand ladies will celebrate her 90th birthday on October 28. Peggy Kirk Bell, the popular long-time owner of the Pine Needles and Mid Pines resorts in the North Carolina Sandhills, and a prominent player and teacher for more than 60 years, reaches a milestone in her illustrious career on that date.
"The figure 90 is one she isn't familiar with," noted a close friend. "She certainly never had that for a golf score."
A native of Findlay, Ohio, Mrs. Bell was a three-time winner of the Ohio Women's Amateur Championship. She also won the North and South in Pinehurst, the Palm Beach Am, and the Eastern Amateur.
Her most successful year was 1949 when she won the Titleholders Tournament and was invited to play on the Curtis Cup team. She turned professional in 1950 and was one of a dozen lady golfers to help found the LPGA. An avid pilot, she flew her own plane to tournaments around the country.
A Rollins College graduate, the former Peggy Kirk married Warren (Bullet) Bell, her Findlay sweetheart and a former Ohio State and professional basketball star. They came south in 1953 and bought the Pine Needles resort. He died in 1982.
Though the course was in terrible shape at the time of purchase in 1953, the Bells, the Cosgrove family and noted golfer Julius Boros scraped together $50,000 to buy the property on Midland Road. The Bells became sole owners two years later and bought the Mid Pines Club, also a Donald Ross treasure across the road, in 1994.
In 1965, Mrs. Bell - a renowned teacher - developed a series of golf schools, to be called Golfaris, which were pioneers in the individual and group instruction and are still popular today. The famed lady still is a vital part of the annual schools that attract avid students from around the nation.
Over the years she became one of golf's most honored and distinguished persons, receiving such prestigious honors as the Bobby Jones Award, LPGA Teacher of the Year, Joe Graffis Award, Richardson Award and others. She's also in the Sports Hall of Fame in Ohio and North Carolina.
In the lobby of Pine Needles - which has hosted three USGA Women's national championships - are photographs of her playing with such celebrities as Michael Jordan, Arnold Palmer, Jack Nicklaus, Tigers Woods, Sam Snead and others.
Mrs. Bell has three children, daughters Bonnie and Peggy Ann, and son Kirk. She is the grandmother of eight.
To help celebrate her 90th birthday, Mrs. Bell will be honored with a gala golf event and banquet at Pine Needles November 18-19.
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Using Instagram As Your Guide To The WorldNadia Carriere
Instagram is my favorite form of social media. It's visual blogging. With a short caption and a gorgeous photo, you can tell your story, share your world and discover new and exciting destinations, glimpses into the lives of others and I dabbled with IG when it first came out but didn't really get into it until a couple of months later. 2 years and 1,514 photos later, you could say I'm hooked.
Katja Presnal, the founder of Skimbaco Lifestyle recently published a book that teaches you how to use Instagram as your own personal travel guide. She dishes on tips and tricks on how to research different locations, discover new ones and share your own adventures on Instagram. I'm incredibly honored to have been mentioned as one of her recommended Instagrammers to follow!
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Dr. Sneed's research and clinical interests include the advanced pharmacological treatment of patients with Cardio-Metabolic Disorders, and examining Health Care Disparities. He is a national lecturer on both topics. Recent research interests include reviewing the causes of Statin-Induced Myalgias, and possible contributing pharmacogenomic factors. He is a Co-Director of the Community Outreach and Engagement Core (CEOC) in the Center for Equal Health, a Center of Excellence granted partnership between USF Health and the Moffitt Cancer Center. He is very active in community healthcare initiatives. He directed an innovative community initiative known as IN-SHAPE (Inter-professional Student Health Assessment Project and Evaluation), which addressed cardiovascular disparities in
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Treatment of a young adult taking gamma-butyrolactone (GBL) in a primary care clinic.
The Journal of the American Board of Family Practice / American Board of Family Practice
. 15(2) : 161-3
Putzer G, Roetzheim R, Ramirez AM, Sneed K, Brownlee HJ, Campbell RJ.
Compliance with recommendations for lipid management among patients with type 2 diabetes in an academic family practice.
The Journal of the American Board of Family Practice / American Board of Family Practice
. 17(2) : 101-7
Campbell RJ, Sneed KB.
Acute congestive heart failure induced by rofecoxib.
The Journal of the American Board of Family Practice / American Board of Family Practice
. 17(2) : 131-5
Sneed KB, Gonzalez EC.
Type 2 diabetes mellitus induced by an atypical antipsychotic medication.
The Journal of the American Board of Family Practice / American Board of Family Practice
. 16(3) : 251-4
Panguluri SK, Tur J, Fukumoto J, Deng W, Sneed KB, Kolliputi N, Bennett ES, Tipparaju SM.
Hyperoxia-induced hypertrophy and ion channel remodeling in left ventricle.
American journal of physiology. Heart and circulatory physiology
Gwede CK, Ashley AA, McGinnis K, Montiel-Ishino FA, Standifer M, Baldwin J, Williams C, Sneed KB, Wathington D, Dash-Pitts L, Green BL.
Designing a community-based lay health advisor training curriculum to address cancer health disparities.
Health promotion practice
. 14(3) : 415-24, 2013.
Yang LP, Zhou ZW, Chen XW, Li CG, Sneed KB, Liang J, Zhou SF.
Computational and in vitro studies on the inhibitory effects of herbal compounds on human cytochrome P450 1A2.
Xenobiotica; the fate of foreign compounds in biological systems
. 42(3) : 238-55, 2012.
Chen XW, Sneed KB, Pan SY, Cao C, Kanwar JR, Chew H, Zhou SF.
Herb-drug interactions and mechanistic and clinical considerations.
Current drug metabolism
. 13(5) : 640-51, 2012.
Lai X, Wang J, Nabar NR, Pan S, Tang C, Huang Y, Hao M, Yang Z, Ma C, Zhang J, Chew H, He Z, Yang J, Su B, Zhang J, Liang J, Sneed KB, Zhou SF.
Proteomic response to acupuncture treatment in spontaneously hypertensive rats.
PloS one
. 7(9) : e44216, 2012.
Davis JL, McGinnis KE, Walsh ML, Williams C, Sneed KB, Baldwin JA, Green BL.
An Innovative Approach for Community Engagement: Using an Audience Response System.
Journal of health disparities research and practice
. 5(2) , 2012.
Mo SL, Liu WF, Chen Y, Luo HB, Sun LB, Chen XW, Zhou ZW, Sneed KB, Li CG, Du YM, Liang J, Zhou SF.
Ligand- and protein-based modeling studies of the inhibitors of human cytochrome P450 2D6 and a virtual screening for potential inhibitors from the Chinese herbal medicine, Scutellaria baicalensis (Huangqin,Baikal Skullcap).
Combinatorial chemistry & high throughput screening
. 15(1) : 36-80, 2012.
Chen XW, Serag ES, Sneed KB, Zhou SF.
Herbal bioactivation, molecular targets and the toxicity relevance.
Chemico-biological interactions
. 192(3) : 161-76, 2011.
Putzer GJ, Ramirez AM, Sneed K, Brownlee HJ, Roetzheim RG, Campbell RJ.
Prevalence of patients with type 2 diabetes mellitus reaching the American Diabetes Association's target guidelines in a university primary care setting.
Southern medical journal
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Global warming
The recent TalkBack regarding the unavoidability of global warming, regardless of our efforts to stop or reverse it, is well taken and probably correct. But that does not mean that the human race does not have an obligation to protect the worlds environmental systems as best it can for both health and aesthetic considerations for both itself and all future generations for as long as Earth has left in its inevitable race to eventual oblivion.
Pay the deputies
With all the crimes in the CSRA, it seems like they should give the deputies a raise. It is becoming a criminal center. There are so many break-ins and murders. They need the raise because they put their lives on the line every day, and you could be the next victim.
Salvage yards
Salvage yards come under the control of the EPA. Aiken County should contact this agency to handle complaints from neighbors.
The environmental thing is to use the ice storm debris mulch instead of burying it. There are places for it to go instead of in the landfill. The City of Aiken should use its equipment to haul it to people who want the mulch but dont have trucks instead of burying it.
These immigrants being dropped in Texas and Arizona should be taken and dropped off at the White House.
Soft on crime
The Aiken County Courthouse is a revolving door for criminals. The only people who benefit from our courthouse are the lawyers and the judges. The criminals just come and go; probation isnt even paid attention to. You violate probation, and they just warn you again. I pray our system will change.
U.S. Sen. Lindsey Grahams response to Conservative candidates and voters who nearly forced him into a runoff is that he will continue to pursue immigration reform. Read that as amnesty and no guarantee to secure our borders. This plan steals jobs from Americans. The only recourse real Conservatives will have is to vote for his Democrat opponent in November. Anything is better than this turncoat.
All the callers complaining about Obama need to remember that the minorities are the majority these days.
Nuclear waste
They want companies from all over the world to ship their nuclear waste here, but they cant even take care of tree limbs.


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Sunblock truly cause skin cancer?
I have a cousin who begin seeing a naturpathic doctor and she now think that sunblock actually cause skin cancer, and now she refuse to wear it. So all summer she's be getting sunburned. Is there evidence that this may be true, or is she unknowingly putting herself at risk?
She also think that soy products are very greatly unhealthy. Is in that evidence of this being true as very well?
her"doctor" gave itself that sticky label so people would believe it. That "Doctor" is an idiot. Your cuz, wants a real doctor and a flawless medicial book from a hospital student. Maybe her doctor is starting a cult and needs followers. who know.
Sunscreen protects you from the UVA and UVB rays that the sun shines down on earth. It creates a weir between your skin and the sun. The more sunburns she has, the sophisticated chances she have of getting skin cancer. Every burn increases her chance by 30%.
And soy products are inherent. so what's up with that. I judge your cousin needs a chief doctor cause she is any lying or retarted or needs attention from drought of parental love or something. NOW you just hang on to wearing sunscreen in at lowest possible 30spf, and do it religiously, and soy products are best for people next to sensitive skin. I use them and my skin looks soft, supple and very fine.
If you read up on it, it doesn't cause skin cancer.
You can find skin cancer using it or not using.
the Spf creams and lotions, do not prevent skin cancer, but protects you from UVA rays (burning rays) from the sun..
there is no guarantee.. but if categorically doesn't cause cancer or they wouldn't supply it...
Your cousin needs to read-up on the subjects of sun blockers and skin cancer.
The foundation people suggest that is because since the invention of sunblock the incidence of skin cancer have went up. Maybe the correlation is not that sun block cause cancer. Maybe it is due to the fact that individuals now spend more time contained by the sun because they think they are very soon immune to the effects of too much sun.


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I don't know much about MegaMan but I do like him in the Battle Network series and I like Zero from MMZ. lol You're right, back on topic.
I see. Well I hope to read it one day, and hope that Sakurai reads your post and rips off your idea so we can play as Zero in the future.


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In Stanley Kubrick's movie Dr Strangelove,1 the main character is described as "erratic" and displays a bizarre movement disorder. His right hand seems to be driven by a will of its own, at times clutching his own throat and at other times raising into a Nazi salute. Dr Strangelove must try to restrain this wayward limb with his left hand. Bizarre as this fictional character is, a similar movement disorder can occur in neurologic disease. The complex phenomenon associated with this disorder falls under the rubric of alien hand syndrome. This syndrome is characterized by a limb that seems to perform meaningful acts without being guided by the intention of the patient. Patients find themselves unable to stop the alien limb from reaching and grabbing objects, and they may be unable to release these grasped objects without using their other hand to pry open their fingers. These patients frequently express astonishment and frustration at the errant limb. They experience it as being controlled by an external agent and often refer to it in the third person. This article outlines the origins of the terminology used in describing this syndrome, early observations, and studies regarding its functional neuroanatomy.
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Kings, Canadiens trade AHL forwards
The Los Angeles Kings have acquired right wing Steve Quailer from the Montreal Canadiens in exchange for forward Robert Czarnik.
Quailer is expected to report to the Kings' American Hockey League affiliate, the Manchester Monarchs; Czarnik will report to the Canadiens' AHL affiliate, the Hamilton Bulldogs.
Quailer, 24, has been with the Canadiens organization since that club selected him in the third round (86th overall) of the 2008 NHL Entry Draft. In 12 games for Hamilton this season, he has recorded one goal and four assists. As a rookie in 2012-13, Quailer tallied six goals and four assists in 64 games with the Bulldogs.
A native of Arvada, Colo., Quailer spent four years (2008-12) at Northeastern University.
Czarnik, selected by the Kings in the third round (63rd overall) of the 2008 NHL Entry Draft, has recorded one goal and four assists in 29 games with Manchester this season.
The 24-year-old native of Detroit, Mich., is in his third professional season and has totaled 13 goals and 21 assists for 34 points in 129 career AHL games, all with the Monarchs. He spent two seasons at the University of Michigan and two seasons with Plymouth (OHL) before turning pro in 2011.
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The Arctic ice cap is melting fast and the consequences are grim. Mathematical modelling is key to predicting how much longer the ice will be around and assessing the impact of an ice free Arctic on the rest of the planet. Plus spoke to Peter Wadhams from the Polar Ocean Physics Group at the University of Cambridge to get a glimpse of the group's work.
Next year is a great one for biology. Not only will we celebrate 150 years since the publication of On the origin of species, but also 200 years since the birth of its author, Charles Darwin. At the heart of Darwin's theory of evolution lies a beautifully simple mathematical object: the evolutionary tree. In this article we look at how maths is used to reconstruct and understand it.
According to Darwin, natural selection is the driving force of evolution. It's a beautifully simple idea, but given the thousands of years that are involved, nobody has ever seen it in action. So how can we tell whether or not natural selection occurs and which of our traits are a result of it? In this article Charlotte Mulcare uses milk to show how maths and stats can provide genetic answers.
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The Department and Lotterywest partner to deliver trails grants to assist in developing trails in Western Australia.
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Grants are limited to $100,000. Applications of more than $25,000 generally require a contribution from applicants and/or other sources.
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Strong emotions can cause your body to make more adrenaline, a hormone that increases your heart rate and blood pressure. Tension causes small arteries in your bodyto contract (get smaller) and may temporarily raise your blood cholesterol levels.
There are eight risk factors you can control. Your health care team may ask you to focus on just one or two for now. You can make these decisions together.
Stress can be big, such as: death, divorce, marriage, job loss or change, financial problems, family illness, moving or having a baby.
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How you handle stress will have an affect on your body and emotional well-being. You can help manage stress by trying to reduce the causes. When you are under stress,you must take good care of yourself.
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As a new artist... Suntan gave me a place to show my work and enter my work in Open Show! Very exciting for me.... then it got better my sisal knotted 6ft gator took the blue ribbon! I feel communities are much richer when there are organizations that support fellow ship of expression and a place to share or purchase the arts! I have been enriched being part of Suntan Art Center Inc.
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Lemelson Pinot noir Thea's Selection 2014
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A blend from blocks in each of the winery's vineyards, Thea's vineyard sources are - Briscoe, Stermer and Johnson Vineyards with Willakenzie sedimentary soil in the Yamhill Carlton AVA; Wascher Vineyard with Willakenzie soil and Wascher Vineyard with Jory and Nekia volcanic soils in the Dundee Hills AVA; Chestnut Hill Vineyard with Jory soil in the Chehalem Mountain AVA.
2008 Vintage Tasting Notes
Great! An amazing core of cherry fruit and a super lush texture draws you in, while shadings of huckleberry and dark cocoa keep your buds popping. Thea's positively sings on the finish. Outstanding Pinot.
The nose shows red fruit, anise, dried rose, underbrush, iron, gentle spice and smoky notes. The palate is more restrained than the nose suggests. While time in bottle will fatten the mid-palate, today it is vibrant and lithe with raspberry, minerals and citrus zest on the long finish. This should prove to be a beautiful wine when consumed with food. The 2008 Thea's has the character and structure to age for at least 5-7 years.
2006 Vintage Tasting Notes
Tanzer 90 points "Medium red. Smoky red berry and cherry compote aromas are complicated by sassafras and herbal notes, along with a hint of cola. Fleshy and round, offering sweet black raspberry and candied cherry flavors, supple tannins and slow-building spiciness. Clings impressively on the finish and strongly repeats the cherry note."
Lemelson's Thea's Selection is a blend of fruit from Lemelson's six vineyards. The wine is heavily scented and has fresh, sweet fruit flavors.
"Thea's is the measuring stick of our success as growers and vintners. As a blend from blocks in each of our vineyards, it expresses the vintage and our values more than any other wine. The 2006 Thea's is more fragrant than we remember. The nose combines floral aromas of roses and violets with raspberry, framboise, boysenberry and briary, earthy tones. The palate is sweetly fruited with plum, black cherry and blueberry showing on the rich mid-palate, while the finish remains lively and fresh with subtle tarragon and earth." - The Winery
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Completed and released abroad in 1978, this drama of post-World War I Germany is probably being issued here now to capitalize on the presence of rocker-turned-actor David Bowie. As he showed in 1976's The Man Who Fell to Earth, Bowie can spark the dimmest of movies—and things are pretty murky here. Bowie is cast as an idealistic Prussian soldier who sees his values crumble amid the rise of Nazism. In love with vivacious Sydne Rome, a Sally Bowles-type club singer, he wants marriage and kids. She wants sex and success. Director David Hemmings seems never to have heard of Cabaret. He presents the obvious with a sense of real discovery. Worse, Joshua Sinclair's screenplay brims with such blather as: "There comes a time in every man's life when he stops making the same mistake as Napoleon." Huh? But Bowie, who turns from martinet to paid escort, is the most stylish sight onscreen these days. He's a hoot with aging widow Kim Novak, but it's not until a veiled, almost immobile Marlene Dietrich appears that the film shows any fire. Now 76, she is heartbreaking as she torches the title song to a defeated Bowie. Dietrich and Bowie, 34, are cut from the same star cloth. Even in this zircon of a movie, they gleam like diamonds. (R)
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The Israeli Attack on the U.S. Spy Ship 'Liberty': a New Book Claims It Was Deliberate
In it the author angrily charges, "The attack was too neat, too precise, to be accidental." He claims it was part of a calculated effort to keep the U.S. in the dark about Israel's imminent invasion of Syria. The Liberty had sophisticated equipment capable of monitoring Tel Aviv's orders to its troops on the Syrian border. "The Israelis knew if we found out," Ennes says, "there would be tremendous pressure on them from the White House, because of President Johnson's effort to cool down the war."
The Israelis made repeated reconnaissance flights before attacking, Ennes says. "We were flying a large American flag and our numbers were visible." The attack lasted one hour and a quarter, involved up to a dozen aircraft and three torpedo boats and ended with the machine-gunning of three life rafts. Israeli planes also jammed the Liberty's radio calls for help. "It's almost impossible to jam somebody without knowing who they are," says Ennes, who was a code and. communications specialist.
Ennes suspects that Israeli commanders, including then Defense Minister Moshe Dayan, expected the Liberty to be sunk with all hands—and thus no witnesses. But the ship managed to send a message to the Sixth Fleet, 300 miles away. Only when U.S. planes were on the way, Ennes claims, did the Israelis acknowledge their "mistake."
Ennes, who suffered a crushed leg, and the other crew members had a new shock in store when rescue ships reached the Liberty. Senior officers from the Navy and the Department of Defense warned, "Don't answer any questions, and don't talk to the press." Ennes argues that the Johnson administration, eager to mend fences with Israel, endorsed the Navy's desire to forget the incident. "The cover-up consisted of not investigating fully, not asking questions," he says. "There's always a concern when intelligence is involved. The attitude is: 'My God, don't say anything about anything.' "
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What happened?
A trainwreck. Engine busted off the rails and all the carriages followed along. Very sad for all concerned. Even the little grey men are out looking for something else to do.
What were you guys doing then?
Well, the claims to fame were constant time constant resolution high dimensionality non-procedural pattern recognition and system control. And rely on the empirical universe outside an application to maintain the state of the application. This was intended to eliminate most traditional complexity limits. The logical architecture we were working to was sort of a
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Huh? That's a straight answer? Do you actually think you know what you're talking about?
Look, you asked the question, it's your problem to grok the answer. Imagine that you didn't know a thing about software and someone tried to explain a compiler in a nutshell.
spent many months trying to get world class engineers to understand what it wanted them to do. Few succeeded at that and most likely you won't either. If you'd still like a close analogy, think of
s applied in information architecture rather than imaging. If you want details on what's needed to do that, read
's patents below and think hard for a few months. I assert without proof you'll get it - or at least you'll get
Likely a headache.
You pays your money and you takes your chances. A lot of people are still owed. Including the founder of the company, the former employees of the company, and several generations of investors in the company.
Why is this shit relevant to wiki?
It's not. But there are various links to this page given the influence the company had on several wiki alumni. And the joint used
which is kind of
I just wanna know one thing. Did you guys work with space aliens or not?
Not so far as we could tell. At best we worked with guys who had once worked with space aliens. Most likely we worked with guys who find space aliens a convenient cover story for their ties to the
. Or something like that. Fnord.
Sean David Morten just mentioned (on Art Bell) this company as a front for alien technology being fed to the public
That would have been a much better deal.
No, it doesn't look like that, either.
The truth is
out there.
There was a rumor that I was a gray (alien) on a website known as nightwings.com tht Art Bell saw. I am not a gray and not an alien. The mathematics is part of what is becoming known as algebraic semiotics and the stuff I have done and am doing, I call Topological Semiotics... KMH
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CLINTON TWP. — The Sunday afternoon square-dancing lesson at Hunterdon County's Echo Hill Lodge took place as usual today, but with only about 35 dancers and a substitute caller.
Illness had sidelined the regular caller Ed Kerns of Allentown, Pa. and also many of the usual dancers. But Joe Kwiatek of Branchburg hurried over to fill in as caller. He was warmly welcomed and partners were swung or promenaded as appropriate.
Many of the enthusiastic people involved are part of the Hunterdon Flutterwheels Square Dance Club, which makes the former dining hall of Echo Hill Camp its stomping ground.
Although the crowd is mostly middle aged, Michael Parisi of Kingwood Township is 91 years old. For him the appeal of square dancing is "the people you meet." He said square dancing is "better than exercise... and occasionally you find someone you want to go out with." He didn't mention the refreshments, but they were abundant and looked tasty, especially the pecan pie.
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SMEs and Virtual R&D Teams: A Motive Channel for Relationship between SMEs
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December 14, 2009
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This paper explores potential advantages and barriers of virtual teams toward making an interrelation between small and medium-sized firms (SMEs) with a comprehensive review on different aspects of virtual teams in SMEs based on authentic and reputed publications. The purpose of the state-of-the-art literature review is to provide an overview of what is known about the structure and dynamics of virtual collaboration in SMEs which they are the back bone of the world business. This study seeks to address some of the advantages of virtual R&D team in the existing extensive literature on the increase SMEs interrelations. Besides of identify benefits of virtual R&D team in SMEs, propose the way of further studies and recommend improvements. We argue that the routines used to promote interrelation between SMEs, based on virtual collaboration can sometimes create problems for firms as they ignore new challenges. We elaborate various theories on the virtual R&D team by reviewing the precedent papers.
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Goodman's first book, "Turning Points" (Doubleday, 1979), detailed the effect of the changing roles of women on the family. Six collections of her columns have been published: "Paper Trail: Common Sense in Uncommon Times" (Simon & Schuster, 2004); "Close to Home" (Simon & Schuster, 1979); "At Large" (Summit Books, 1981); "Keeping in Touch" (Summit Books, 1985); "Making Sense" (Atlantic Monthly Press, 1989); and "Value Judgments" (Farrar Straus Giroux, 1993). She is also co-author with Patricia O'Brien of "I Know Just What You Mean: The Power of Friendship in Women's Lives" (Simon & Schuster, 2000).
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