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Whoever Knows the Fate of Candy Heiress Helen Brach Is as Quiet as Her Empty Grave
The mystery began on Thursday, February 17, 1977, when Brach, then 65, checked out of the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minn. with a clean bill of health. According to evidence that has emerged during various police and private investigations since her disappearance, most likely she got into a taxi and headed for the local airport. Her houseman, Jack Matlick, now 52, says he picked her up at Chicago's O'Hare airport later that day, spent much of the weekend with her at her 18-room mansion in Chicago's pricey Glenview suburb, and then drove her back to O'Hare in time for her to catch a Monday morning flight to Florida, where she owned a condo. But Brach never arrived in Florida. Indeed, friends who called her in Glenview on that weekend were unable to get her on the phone. Matlick answered and gave them a variety of conflicting stories.
That wasn't his only strange behavior. During the course of the weekend Matlick scrubbed down the maid's room in Brach's mansion, had one of her Cadillacs washed inside and out, and ordered a meat-grinder attachment from one of Chicago's Marshall Field's department stores. Matlick also cashed six checks supposedly written by Brach; they totaled $13,000. Later Brach's accountant noticed that the signature on the checks wasn't hers. Matlick claimed they looked odd because the lid of a large trunk had hurt Brach's wrist. Experts determined that the signatures were not Matlick's, further confusing the issue.
Still, many of those involved with the case suspect that Matlick, who is now living in Glenshaw, Pa., knows more than he's saying about his missing boss. He had come into the Brachs' employ 20 years before her disappearance, while Helen's husband, Frank Brach, co-founder of his family's candy company, was still alive. After Frank died in 1970, Matlick became Helen's right-hand man and confidant, to the point of sometimes wearing her glasses when he read. Matlick, who spent 21 months in prison for car theft in his late teens, did not report Brach's disappearance to police for nearly two weeks. During the initial police investigation, he reportedly failed a lie detector test twice when he was asked, "Do you know where Mrs. Brach is?" But no charges have ever been filed against Matlick in connection with Brach's disappearance.
Brach's brother, Charles Vorhees, who stands to gain the income from $500,000 of his sister's estate, once offered a $250,000 reward for proof of her whereabouts, alive or dead. On the other hand, Vorhees may also have contributed to the mystery. He admits that upon hearing of Helen's disappearance but before an investigation had been mounted, he and Matlick burned her diaries and "automatic writings," notes she made by holding a pencil tightly and letting "psychic forces" guide her hand. Explained Vorhees of the lost evidence, "I don't think Helen would have wanted anyone to see them."
Finally, at least one person—and perhaps only a prankster—thinks Brach's disappearance was the work of Richard Bailey, a local horse dealer from whom she had bought $300,000 worth of Thoroughbreds. There is some speculation that Brach felt Bailey had cheated her and planned to sue him. In 1978 two red spray-painted messages appeared on the road near Brach's house. "Bailey killed Brach," read one. "Richard Bailey knows where Mrs. Brach's body is! Stop him! Please!" proclaimed the other. Under subpoena in 1979 Bailey repeatedly took the Fifth Amendment, even when asked if he knew Helen Brach.
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its the only game im playing atm (Wrath of Heavens) and im tottaly into it, so if u have anything to say about tenchu say it here. also i think they should make a movie or something with rikimaru having to stealth his way into save lord ghoda's daughter or sumit. it would be a bloodfest for sure. (Choose Your Path Wisely As You Only Walk It Once) Zombaukto Legends^^
Yeah um...what exactly is Tenchu for those of us who don't play and have no idea what it is.
a game where you play the part of a ninja, either rikimaru or the female part (forgotten her name) and what you do is you get given these missions to save people or to punish evil doers and its all about stealth. you move about on roof tops and silently drop down behind them to perform brutal one hit attacks where a simple one press of the square button unleashes one of many different attacks that either dicapitate or inhume the enemy without detection. the more people you kill without being spotted the higher your rating at the end. so far my best rating is expert ninja but i know i can do better. its by far and away my favourite game at the moment simply cos im getting well into the ninja's and what with being in a clan it only seems right to play. if you still have absolutely no idea what im talking about then http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PbO3c3w74B0 will show you what i mean. from the lack of posts i assume not many people know what it is anyway. <Choose your path Wisely as you only walk it once> Zombaukto legends^^


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OTC fish antibiotics for aquatic turtles?
Posted 13 October 2005 - 10:03 PM
The antibiotic, minocycline, packaged by Mardel laboratories as Maracyn-Two is supposed to be a broad spectrum primarily effective against gram-negative bacteria. Maracyn, erythromycin, is used as a compliment to this as it is effective against gram-positive bacteria. He says these two used together will get rid of almost anything his turtles have had, mouth rot, respiratory infections, etc. He says the best thing about them is he just puts them in the water and lets the fish and turtles ingest them with the water, no injections or orals. He says it saves him tons of money at the vet's.
This just sounded too good to be true to me -- inexpensive, over-the-counter antibiotics that cure everything with no stress to the turtles? Anyone ever heard anything like this before? Any input, positive or negative?
Posted 13 October 2005 - 10:07 PM
By doing this, you will be doing what is known as a "shotgun" treatment. Sure it may be effective. But what if it isn't?
The best way to deal with bacteria is to have it cultured then do a sensitivity test on it, to see what will eliminate it.
Another note. Many states are considering outlawing OTC medications for this reason. We as a society are abusing what little antibiotics we have.
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However, it is my experience that vets always start out with a broad-spectrum antibiotic anyways. If a first reaction is to add some fish antibiotics to the water in hopes of "nipping it in the bud" and saving a vet trip, I don't see the harm of this. You can always mention to the vet that you already tried this broad-spectrum antibiotic and it did not work so a culture and specific antibiotic is needed. Heck, if you have experience or work in a lab, you could always do a culture yourself to determine the particular microbe and needed antibiotic.
There are many reptile disease and antibiotic studies posted on the internet to do research. i.e. pseudomonas is the most common cause of mouth rot, commonly used is Baytril (a broad spectrum known to be effetive against pseudomonas) only available through a vet. However there are other effective antibiotics used to treat pseudomonas, piperacillin, or a combo of gentamicin or amikacin with carbenicillin or ceftazidime. These are only by prescibtion. OTC antibiotics effective against pseudomonas is such items as the fish antibiotics mentioned in this post.
Just for those wondering what Debride and other koi/pond medications are and where to get them here is a link. Pond supply stores would carry these items.
Maracyn Plus also by Mardel Labs is here. Items like these would be found in aquarium supply stores.
Vets treat with experienced knowledge but find themselves using a "shotgun" treatment offen themselves to keep cost down. Rarely do I see vets taking a culture and doing lab work before treatment is given.
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I have a feeling that yes, they would be effective on turtles but doseage and getting the one that would be effective on your particular microbe is what a vet or more experienced animal/medical tech would be needed for. Just giving antibiotics for an illness doesn't mean a resulting cure will take place.
couldnt agree more skeyes
Heck, if you have experience or work in a lab, you could always do a culture yourself to determine the particular microbe and needed antibiotic.
although we are not generally allowed but we sometimes might when we want a answer and what we are dealing with and it really is an advantage
Just for those wondering what Debide and other koi/pond medications are and where to get them here is a link. Pond supply stores would carry these items.
yeah im pretty sure you can find it at any pond store now and it is spelled debride just thought you would like to know
skeyes your doing great hope we can get access to all your research
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Null [2222]
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My guide should help you defeat the bosses by either stamina or lethal killing
the FOX Unit. I'll briefly try to touch on every aspect you may encounter with
the bosses. They are quite easy, and I'll show you some tricks that can help you
speed through their fight. It will take some practices in a couple of boss
fights. My main method of fighting the FOX Unit is by stamina killing them, and
not using any Med Kits or Rations. Are you up to the challenge?
*Note: If you are still a beginner, you may want to have a Med Kit and Ration in
your inventory, just a warning. It will make things easier for you until you
become a better player when fighting the FOX Unit*
(Official background) A former comrade of Snake, Python was pronounced dead
during a mission ten years ago in Vietnam. With his body unable to regulate
its temperature, Python was encased in a liquid nitrogen-filled suit, thus
prolonging his life.
Voice: Dwight Schultz
More information:
Python was saved by the CIA, they placed Python in the liquid nitrogen-filled
suit. Python's purpose was to kill Snake. Snake defeated The Boss, and the CIA
were afraid of Snake if he were to one day betray them. Python was their
candidate to be the Anti-Snake, to kill Snake.
Fighting Python: Requirements - Body armor (if you have it at this point of the
game), and MK22 or any assault rifle
There are quite a few to beat Python. First if you want to unlock Python, you
must stamina kill him. The best thing to do is aim for his head, I think that's
to be the easiest way to beat him, but that's my opinion, there is another way.
You can also hold down the L button and circle around him and fire your MK22,
this way is easy too, and you'll rarely get hit as long as you keep circling
him. Make sure you don't get too close to him though. If you are going for a
lethal kill, just use any assault rifle and circle around Python. Fire your gun
when he fires, and repeat. He doesn't take much skills to defeat. If you're too
close to Python, and he is about to shoot you, just roll in his direction, and
he will be distracted by the pressure on his suit. You can use that chance to
take an aim for his head, but you cannot harm him until his suit stop flushing
liquid nitrogen, and make sure when you don't mess up your roll, your equipments
will get frozen by the liquid nitrogen.
If Python freezes your equips, just run around the building until they warm back
up, and stay away from Python. You'll have no chance of beating Python without
your weapons. You can hurt Python with PPK, but you rarely get a chance to hit
him with just PPK. You can also restart the mission, you won't even have to
restart from the beginning of the mission, you'll be placed back into the
beginning of the fight, but you'll get marked off at the end of the game, you
won't get a good rank. If you hear Python making a grunt, and you have a good
distance from him, you better start running, he is about to launch a grenade
right at you. Getting a good head start will completely avoid the grenade.
To recruit Python, you'll have to stamina kill him. Aim for his head or circle
around him. Don't shoot Python when his suit is flushing out liquid nitrogen,
you won't be able to harm him. Hit and run tactics. When he grunts and you're
across the room, run or get hit by the grenade. Depending on how you defeated
Python, either by lethal or stamina killing him, you'll get a different scene.
You can either recruit him by stamina killing him or actually let him die in
the game. Which is canon? We will have to found out in MPO2...
(Official background) Known only as the Perfect Soldier, this young man was a
project initiated by the CIA to create the ultimate warrior. Incapable of
experiencing emotions or doubts, he was raised in a lab for one purpose only:
Accomplish the mission.
VOICE: Lare Spies
Null was found by Snake in Mozambique as a child soldier fighting with a
guerilla unit in the struggle for independence. Null spoke a little bit of
German, his name is Frank Jaegar, and some called him the Frank Hunter. He
used his innocent frankness of a young boy and killed soldiers with his knife.
Snake took Frank in and sent him to a rehab facility, but the CIA took Frank
and used him in the Perfect Soldier Project. They gave Frank the name Null,
he's a lost number, he has no project number, and no memories. Null is the
only successful experiment of the project after the project was deemed a
failure and was abandoned.
Fighting Null: Requirements - MK22 or assault rifle, Grade A in handgun, and
Body Armor.
The easiest (cheap) way of beating Null is rolling towards him, and Null will
try to swing at you with his machete. Quickly turn around and hold L and fire
your Mk22. If you have a soldier with a grade "A" in handgun, you will 90
percent of the time hit Null. Repeat this and you'll eventually defeat Null by
stamina killing him. You can also use this method in round 2 fight with Null.
If you're going for a lethal kill, bring in any assualt rifle, and use the same
method on Null. Roll towards Null, and quickly turn around and shoot him. Null
will take a greater damage when you're using the assault rifle. Don't get too
far or close when you're rolling pass Null, he will do the triple swing attack
with his machete if you're too close, and you'll bound to get hit by one of
those three attacks. If you're too far away and then try to roll, Null will
say "batter up!" and you'll be flying right into his machete. If you're just at
the right distance and you'll after a few times, you'll be defeating Null
without taking a hit in your next run through the game.
If you find this way too cheap, and want to fight Null fairly, there are a few
opening shots for you to damage Null. When Null is reloading his gun, making a
giant leap into the air, and running away from you, those are you opening
Recap: To unlock Null, you just have to defeat Null twice in the game. You will
fight Null twice in the game, and it doesn't matter if you lethal or stamina
kill Null. There is no "Time Paradox" in the game, and you'll get the same
result and scene after you have defeated him. Rolling towards Null will cause
him to swing his machete. Quickly turn around and fire your gun, and make sure
the soldier you're using has at least an "A" in handguns.
(Official background) Not released yet from the official MPO website.
VOICE: Tara Strong
Ursula and Elisa are twins, but in actuality, they are both one and the same,
split personality. Elisa was affected by a nuclear explosion, and she developed
psychic powers, but her powers are weak, and she was sent to an East German Lab,
were they amplified her powers, thus creating Ursula. Ursula's psychic powers
is far greater than Elisa, Ursula is a member of FOX unit, while Elisa is a
researcher watching over Null. Gene took them in 4 years prior to MPO, Gene
was on a mission given by the CIA to extract some patients from the lab with
ESP. Both Ursula and Elisa had a premontion of Big Boss. Elisa envisioned Big
Boss destroying Gene's Metal Gear, while Ursula envisioned Big Boss plunging
the world into fear and creating his own Metal Gear.
Fighting Metal Gear RAXA controlled by Ursula: Requirements - RPG-7, TNT, and
Body Armor.
Fighting against Metal Gear RAXA is pretty easy. Equip your body armor and TNT,
now run towards RAXA and place a TNT between to of its legs, quickly run away
and detonate the TNT, but be sure you have a good distance and don't stand
around a crate. The TNT can create a chain reaction with the crates and create
a bigger explosion, and if you're close enough you will take the impact. Some
times RAXA will launch a group of missiles at you, so run, that's the best way
to avoid them, and don't worry about planting a TNT by its feet until you have
a better chance of not getting hit. Once you have planted a TNT between the
other two feet and destroyed them, RAXA fly around for a few seconds and land
in the center of the room. RAXA will then fall forward because you destroyed all
four feet, but the fight is not over yet.
Equip your RPG-7, and then unequip it so you can run around and be ready for
what RAXA may do. If RAXA opens the two large hatches on each side, tap O to
re-equip your RPG-7 and open fire on each of the large hatches by holding down
the R button. And here's a tip, after firing at one hatch, let go of the R
button and tap O twice to unequip and re-equip your RPG-7, the tactical reload
and fire at the other hatch. If you do this quick enough you should at least
hit RAXA 2-3 times, and begin your jog to avoid the missiles. Once that is
over, RAXA may hop around or use the turret gun, just take over until RAXA
opens its hatches and repeat this method. By shooting each hatches back and
forth, you will do more damage than just shooting one of the hatches. When
you start seeing one of the hatches start smoking up, focus on the other
hatch, and you'll have defeated RAXA.
Recap: Plant TNTs by RAXA's legs and destroy them, it should take less than a
minute. When RAXA center itself in the middle of the room, have your RPG-7
ready. If RAXA opens both hatches, open fire each on of the hatches, shooting
them back and forth, I recommend only firing 2 shots, and run away from the
missiles flying at you. Repeat this and you'll destroy RAXA, the prototype...
(Official background) Not released yet from the official MPO website.
VOICE: Noah Nelson
Cunningham used to work for the CIA until he lost his leg. Cunningham was not
pleased with the CIA by making him doing desk work. He ends up working for the
Pentagon as a double agent by making sure Gene would do what the Pentagon
wanted. Cunningham's loyalty doesn't lie with the CIA or the FOX Unit and
he is a torturer, sounds like someone we know in the series...but of course
Cunningham is not as bad ass as him. Cunningham also goes by the code name Boa.
Fighting Cunningham: Requirements - MK22, Body Armor, and M63.
Cunningham is very easy to defeat. As soon as the fight begins, equip your body
armor and M63 if you have it, and start shooting at Cunningham platform. Shoot
out the light if you want, but just keep shooting his platform until it brings
him down to your level. Now equip your MK22, run towards the edge the elevator,
hold down the L button and fire your MK22 a few times, I'd say about "6 shots".
Be sure hear what he says such as "Try dodging this", that is when you would
want to stop shooting at Cunningham or you'll be hit with a bunch of missiles.
Repeat this method...pretty easy, huh? When you lowered his stamina gauge to a
half, Cunningham will start using both the laser and machine gun at you, it is
best to run around until he stops, then resume shooting his platform. If you
want to lethal kill Cunningham, then use any other gun besides the MK22. It's
up to you. As long as you hold down the L button when he's high up in the air
Cunningham will have little chance on launching an assault until you bring him
back down.
Recap: Shoot down Cunningham's "flying horse" with an assault or a heavy gun
like the M63, I really recommend the M63. If you ever run out of bullets that
particular stage will open up the ammo box that the M63 uses. Once you have
brought him down, equip whatever gun you want, walk towards the edge, and fire
with the L button held down. Shoot him a few times and run around to avoid
whatever he is about to launch. When you bring his life/stamina gauge to a
half, things will get a little ugly, so take your time to get Cunningham back
down to your level and repeat. TO RECRUIT Cunningham, you'll have to stamina
kill him, and beat the game before January 1st. So if you fly through the
game quickly you unlock Cunningham when you restart your game.
(Official background) Not released yet from the official MPO website.
VOICE: Steve Blum
Gene also known as Viper, he is the leader of rebel FOX unit. Gene took part of
a top secret experiment, the Successor Project. The U.S. Government were trying
to create the ultimate battlefield commander. The skills to wage war,
the aptitdue for strategy, the endurance to return from battle alive, and the
charisma to overwhelm and master the hearts of soldiers, that is the ultimate
battlefield commander. Gene's voice is endowed with a special power from the
result of the Successor Project. The Boss was the model for the project, and
Gene has inherited his gifts, while Snake inherited the title of Boss. In a way
Gene and Snake are "brothers". Gene's fighting style is patterned after The Boss
and his reflex is much faster than Nulls'. Gene wants to create a nation for
soldiers called Army's Heaven, a place were soldiers are tools of the
government. It would be in the shadows, and they would intervene with wars
around the globe. Gene has amassed amount of funds to create his Army's Heaven.
Fighting Gene: Requirements - MK22 and Stun Grenades.
Gene is fairly easy. As soon as the fight begins, quickly equip your stun
grenades and toss it near Gene. This will end Gene's speech and his gifted
voice from draining your stamina gauge, and now equip your MK22. Remember to
use your stun grenades when ever Gene uses his gifted voice. Be prepared
when Gene is charging up to ram you, make sure you have a good path and run.
If you get hit, you will take massive damage. Whether or not you avoid Gene's
charge attack, you will have an opening shot at Gene. When Gene charges at
Snake, Gene will be exhausted from using that attack, and you have only a
few seconds to shoot him before he recovers. And like Null, when ever Gene
has his back turned towards you and he's running away, you have another
opening shoot. And when Gene starts throwing his Spetnaz Knives at you
like a machine gun, hold down the L button and circle around him. You
will avoid his knives, and shoot Gene after he stops. Try to watch out for
Gene's gestures, if you see him raising both arms, quickly shoot him, that will
also damage him or roll to avoid taking some damage. You will defeat Gene in
no time, if you pay attention to his moves and gestures.
Recap: Throw a stun grenade at Gene as soon as the fight begins, then equip
your gun. You can hurt Gene after he stop throws his knives like a machine
gun and when he tries to charge at you. You can also hurt Gene when you
happen to see his back turn towards you. TO RECRUIT Gene, you have to recruit
at least 200 soldiers, not all at once. Discharge any soldiers you think are
worthless and keep recruiting until you reach 200 and stamina kill Gene on
your next play through of the game. There are other ways to recruit soldiers
besides playing the story mode.
KNIFE - A knife with a hollow grip designed to fit inside survial kits. Can
also be used in battle. *CQC*
SP KNIFE - A specialized combat knife developed or use by Spetsnaz, the special
forces unti under the authority of the Soviet military's Chief Administration
for intelligence (GRU). A powerful spring installed within the grip allows the
blade to be ejected.
MK22 - An automatic pistol developed for special ops use in response to demand
from U.S. Navy SEALs. Can be equipped with a sound suppressor. Features a
slide lock lever designed primarily for single-shot firing, increasing the
sound-reducing capability of sppressors. Uses 9mm tranquilizer ammo. *CQC*
M1911A1 - This masterpiec of an automatic pistol has been a faithful partner
to U.S. soldiers since the first model was adopted by the U.S. Army in 1911.
Capacity is limited to seven rounds, but the .45ACP bullets boast excellent
stopping power, and the gun's simple design makes it highly reliable. With
its high potential firing accuracy, the M1911A1 is also widely used as a base
for custom models in shooting competitions. *CQC*
SINGLE ACTION ARMY (SAA) - Also known as the "Peacemaker" and the "Frontier,"
this single action revolver is a symbol of the days of the Wild West. The
masterpiece SAA was adopted as teh official sidearm of the U.S. Army in 1875.
This pistol's solid frame construction results in lengthy reload times, but
also ensures extremely high durability. This and the gun's simple mechanics
make the SAA a highly reliable weapon. Uses .45LC ammo.
SCORPION - A small submachine gun designed and produced in Czechoslovakia.
It is extremely compact, easy to handle, uses light .32ACP ammo, resulting in
an excellent sense of control in full-auto mode, despite its small size.
Designed to be used by special forces and police in Warsaw Pact countries, this
SMG has also been adopted by many international terrorists, giving it a high
profile among Western countries as well.
UZI - An Israeli-made submachine gun, the Uzi is designed to facilitate mass
production--appropriate for a country like Israel, which faces difficulty in
importing weapons. The Uzi is also extremely reliable, crafted such that it
rarely malfunctions in dusty environments. Although it fires from an open bolt,
the Uzi boasts respectable accuracy, enabling head shots at close range. Uses
9x19mm ammo.
M16A1 - The assault rifle of choice for the U.S. Army and Marine Corps. The
caliber size was reduced from the M14 rifle, and enabled soldiers to carry more
ammunition. The M16A1's design extensively incorporates aluminum alloys and
plastics, making the gun itself relatively light. Using 5.56x45mm ammo and
bearing a 20-round clip, this gun currently sees intense action in Vietnam,
serving as the counterpoint to the AK-47
XM177E2 - The carbine model of the M16A1. Modifications include a shortened
barrel and the addition of a retractable stock, reducing length by about 25cm.
It also features a flash hider equipped to suppress the loud band and intense
muzzle flash produced as a result of the shorter barrel. Uses 5.56x45mm ammo.
AK-47 - It was adopted as the official rifle of the Soviet military in 1949. Its
austere andrugged construction allows it to endure even the roughest treatment
in battle. The AK-47 is a soldier's best friend, performing reliably everywhere
from the freezing Arctic to the scorching Sahara. It is now one of the most
widely known military rifle in the world. Anywhere there is a conflict, the
AK-47 is present. Uses 7.62x39mm ammo.
M37 - This 12-gauge shotgun, known as the "Featherlight," is almost 1 kg lighter
than other guns in its class. It features a unique mechanism where the feed on
the lower part of the receiver also functions as the ejection port. The U.S.
military currently uses a large number of this weapon in the conflict in
Vietnam. Holds four shells.
M870 - With a wide range of applications, this is one of the most famous pump-
action shotguns in America, and is extremely popular with both hunters and law
enforcerment. The Marine Corps ordered a large shipment of these in 1966, and
is currently putting them to good use. The M870 sports avariety of
configurations, with an adjustable barrel, extendable tube magazine, pistol
grip, and folding stock. Holds seven 12-gauge shotgun shells.
M63 - The M63 was conceptualized as a system weapon, a rifle that can be
configured into a number of varations--assault rifle, carbine, belt-fed light
machine gun--fromt eh same design by mixing and matching parts with a basic
core component. It enables multple types of equipment to be produced from
a single line, and the basic handling is the same for each variation. Uses
5.56x45mm ammo. hold 100 rounds.
SVD - Adopted as the official sniper rifle of the Red Army in 1963, the SVD
differs from the Mosin Nagant in that it uses a gas-operated mechanism for
automatic fire. Its ammo capacity is twice that of the 10-round Mosin Nagant,
and its accuracy surpasses that of the NATO standard. This, coupled with its
repeat-fire capability, provides sustained suppressing power against the enemy.
Uses 7.62.mmx54R ammo.
MOSIN NAGANT - A Soviet-made sniepr rifle based on the M1891/30, in turn
derived from the "3-line infantry rifle" that was first produced during the
Tsarist period. Developed by selecting the most precise units from the M1891/30
production line and making necessary modifications, the Mosin Nagant was
employed in large numbers on the Russian front in WWII, proving its worth in
battle. Uses 7.62mmx54R ammo specially modified into tranquilizer rounds
(7.62 tranq.)
RPG-7 - First deployed in 1962, the RPG-7 is the cutting edge in anti-tank
weaponry. It is the successor to the RPG-2, which was itself inspired by the
Panzer-faust, a German anti-tank grenade launch tube used in WWII. The RPG-7
combines a reusable tube launcher with rocket-propelled grenades (85mm HE/HEAT)
to take out armored target and bunkers.
M10 - Compact and light, this American-made light submachine carries a 32-round
magazine of powerful 9x19mm ammo, firing at a rate of over 1,000 rounds per
minute. This excessively fast firing rate has a negative impact on accuracy;
but in the hands of a sesoned marksman, it can deliver massive firepower in a
matter of seconds. Can be equipped with a suppressor.
GRENADE - A blast-fragmentation explosive. Damages the enemy with a combination
of blast from the explosion and fragments of the casing scattering in all
STUN GRENADE - A non-lethal grenade that temporarily paralyzes and confuses
sight and smell with an intense flash of light and lound sound upon detonation.
It uses a magnesium-based charge to produce a 1 million-candela flash and a
175 plus-decibel band.
CHAFF GRENADE - A non-lethal grenade that temporarily disable any electronic
devices in the area by releasing a cloud of signal-jamming metal fragments
upon detonation.
SMOKE GRENADE - A non-lethal grenade that creates a thick smoke screen. The
smoke can be used as a signal for aircrafts or to mask movement from enemy
TNT - Trinitrotoluene, a high-performance explosive widely used by militaries
around the world. TNT is mechanially and chemically stable, making it easy to
TIME BOMB - A bomb equipped with a detonation timer. Explodes after a set amount
of time upon being planted.
CLAYMORE - An anti-personnel mine consisting of explosives and 700 steel ball
bearings contained within a gently curving plastic case. When an object passes
in front of it, it detonates and propels the ball bearings forward in a wedge-
shaped pattern, wounding or killing the enemy.
MAGAZINE - An adult magazine packed with alluring photos. Perfect for those
long, lonely nights on the battlefield.
ANTI-BALLISTIC SHIELD (SHIELD) - A shield made of bulletproof armor. Protects
against a variety of bullets, explosive blasts, and flying fragments.
GA-KO - A GA-KO doll. Wind it up and watch it waddle!
MEDICAL KITS (S) - Restores a small amount of LIFE.
MEDICAL KITS (L) - Restores a large amount of LIFE.
RATIONS (S) - Restores a small amount of Stamina.
RATIONS (L) - Restores a large amount of Stamina.
PENTAZEMIN - Reduces hand tremors when aiming a weapon in First Person View.
BINOCULARS - High-magnification military binoculars. Useful for observing
distant targets. Cannot be used when a weapon is equipped.
THERMAL GOGGLES - An opticla device that renders targets visible by their
heat emissions. Battery powered.
NIGHT VISION GOGGLES - An optical device that amplifies faint light, enabling
the user to see in the dark. Battery powered.
MINE DETECTOR - Detects planted mines and indicates their presence with a sound.
Battery powered.
BODY ARMOR - Ballistic wear whihc lowers damage from hits other than headshots.
Effects last as long as it's worn.
CARDBOARD BOX - A cardboard box. Big enough for a grown man to fit inside.
AMMO (9MM T) - A speical type of bullet that combines a tranquilizing agent
with a hypodermic injection mechanism.
AMMO (9MM) - High muzzle velocity pistol ammo found primarily in Western
Euopean countries.
AMMO (.32ACP) - Small-caliber pistol ammo commonly used for self defense. Used
with the Scorpion submachine gun.
AMMO (.45LC) - 45-caliber revolver bullets. Designed in an age when gunpoweder
was less potent than now., the shell casing is long to increase its gunpowder
AMMO (.45ACP) - 45-caliber automatic pistol rounds. The bullets have relatively
low muzzle velocity, but their large diameter and heavy weight give them
substantial takedown power against soft targets.
AMMO (5.56MM) - A new type of small-caliber, high-muzzle velocity rifle ammo
adopted across the U.S. military. The low recoil allows fr relatively easy
control in full-auto mode, giving it plenty of stopping power at close range.
AMMO (7.62X39MM) - High-performance ammo for the AK-47 rifle. Smaller than the
previous generation of rifle shot, it manages to reduce recoil while maintaining
stopping power.
AMMO (7.62X54R) - These large-caliber rifle rounds have seen action in two
World Wars and are still used throughout the Communist world. They are rimmed,
meaning the rim is larger than the case diameter. Somewhat overspecced for
normal infantry combat, but favored by snipers for its high firing performance
at long range.
AMMO (7.62MM T) - A specially modified version of the 7.62x54R round. Combines
a tranquilzing agnet with a hypodermic injection mechanism. Used with the
Mosin Nagant.
AMMO (12GAUGE) - Shotgun ammo. Aslo called double-0 buckshot, it fires nine
8.4mm bullets. At point-blank rane, its stopping power is incredible.
AMMO (HEAT) - Rocket-propelled grenades for the RPG-7. Highly effect against
both personnel and armor.
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Fedora Scientific is a Linux distribution specifically designed for enabling open science. It is a Fedora spin targeted at users whose work involves scientific and numerical computing. Perhaps like other Fedora spins, it was conceived out of a simple need: the need to avoid constantly installing the same software on a fresh Linux installation.
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If you use open source software tools such as GNU Octave, IPython, gnuplot, and libraries such as SciPy and GNU Scientific library in your work—and you write papers and reports in LaTeX—Fedora Scientific is for you. When you install it, you get these and a number of other applications that you may be using to get your scientific work done. The Fedora Scientific guide aims to help you learn about the included software. It features pointers to resources, so you can learn more about them.
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You can download the current Fedora Scientific release (Fedora 20, at the time of this writing) as an ISO file. Both 32-bit and 64-bit images are available, and each is around 3.4 GB in size. You can also create Live USB media with these images. Just follow these instructions. You can also burn the ISO file to a DVD.
If you are not keen on installing Fedora Scientific before trying it out, it's a good idea to use software such as libvirt or VirtualBox to first test it in a virtual machine.
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This sounds like a nice initiative. Still, I cannot help thinking: does it really solve the problem? In my experience, in several cases you need something more up-to-date than what a typical Linux distribution provides. For example, I found that the quite static, several-years-old snapshot of Texlive that Ubuntu provided at the time was not good enough for me and I ended up installing Texlive's own distribution with their tlmgr to keep it up to date. I am currently using Anaconda's Python distribution for the same reasons.
The point is that a specialised team taking care of one specific software product or collection seems naturally able to do this better than the team behind an entire Linux distribution which of course has a much wider range of software to worry about. I wonder if this might be the case for Fedora Scientific as well so that you would end up wanting to supplement your install with stand-alone software anyway? After all, it is really not very much work installing for example Anaconda Python or Texlive.
Just my thoughts... I wish the project the best of luck.
Hello Thomas, your observation that you may need access to more up-to-date versions of software than that available in the Fedora repositories is very valid. In that case, as with other software, you must depend upon the package maintainer to make the updated software available to you. And yes, it isn't much work at all to setup Anaconda Python on any Linux distribution, for example.
However, beyond the Python ecosystem, there *are* quite a number of tools, libraries and such which are used in scientific computing. And even though they are just a "yum install" away, making them already available along with the Python specific software is the goal of Fedora Scientific. In an ideal world, there would be task force aiming to always having the packages shipped with Fedora Scientific always updated with the upstream. However, I don't think we are there yet.
Thanks for sharing your thoughts.
I work as a Unix Systems Administrator for a large University in Australia, and during my time as HPC Systems Administrator we used Scientific Linux (www.scientificlinux.org) for several years.
It started out as Redhat Advanced Server 2.0 re-compiled with Redhat branding replaced with "SciLinux or SL", and since has pretty much kept pace RHEL releases, with dedicated teams at Cern and FermiLab maintaining distro.s.
It is Opensource, free to download, and practically the same as using RHEL or CentOS, and has freely available updates, ISOs and yum repositories.
Cheers all
Just noting that Fedora Scientific now lives at https://labs.fedoraproject.org/en/scientific/
(I'm also looking into whether or not a redirect from the old location to the new one might be possible)


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When we last left Tony (view Part 1 here), he was visiting the hard-nosed, run-the-town-the-way-it-was-meant-to-be-run residents of Miles City, Montana. Due to some questionable managerial decisions for the first time ever, Tony's next stop is 1800 miles south to Flour Bluff, TX.
Now why the hell would Tony need to go there?
To take a tour of the Flowbee Factory, duh. I'm sure everyone knew that, so carry on.
Any road trip out west has to include Las Vegas. Unfortunately Tony wasn't there to take in a Carrot Top show or hang backstage at the Wayne Newton concert. He was there for an epic boxing showdown with former friend Buzz Bissinger:
Is that Kevin Slaten and Dunc' at ringside? And Dan Caesar as the referee? What a star-studded event – I bet Elayne Boosler is there somewhere too. Why didnt' we go?
And finally, home. Instead of kissing his wife and lovely daughters, Tony races into his office, sits down for two hours and emerges with his lineup card for Dinner. It's kind of odd that he'd go against conventional wisdom and swap the wine and dessert at the bottom of the lineup, but no one at the LaRussa household is going to question this:


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What better way to learn about our church than to hear the stories of those who have found what they're looking for in our congregation?
These are their stories ... and in turn, Our Stories as well.
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"I moved to Nashville just about a year ago and met Corina through work last May. She has been asking me to join her at First Baptist since we met. It took only one Sunday for [my son] Sawyer to decide that he loved his class, especially Miss Nancy, and we have been back nearly every Sunday since. As a mom that wants to raise her son in church, his happiness and desire to be there is my biggest motivation. ... I have also been participating in Corina's Single Parent Class and believe it is exactly where I need to be. She and the rest of the class are just the best kind of people and it is wonderful that you have a class targeted for parents in my situation. I find myself looking at my watch in class hoping time is moving slowly so that we all have more time to grow together and learn from one another."
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"I first came to First Baptist Nashville as a child with my parents when we lived in East Nashville from 1947-50. I came back as a single adult in 1970 and began my career at the Baptist Sunday School Board and I felt welcomed and warmly accepted by the Single Adult Sunday School Class. I am now a life deacon and church treasurer. My wife, Carol Ann, and I are members of the Encouragers Class, and we participate in the Family Mission Trip every year. Our oldest son and his family are also members. I recommend First Baptist Nashville without reservation to retirement-age adults because of its powerful ministries for senior adults and inspirational worship services."
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"We moved to Nashville as newlyweds in the summer of 2006 and immediately began our search for a church home … after our initial Sunday morning visit, we decided to look no further. We quickly became acquainted with various staff members as well as with other couples our age, and found all of them to be a warm, encouraging, and fun community of people. Having welcomed three babies since our arrival here, our family has also been blessed by the children's ministry at First Baptist. … Week after week, we are blessed by the talents of our pastors and musicians and the messages they provide through word and song, and we're increasingly grateful to be a part of a congregation that is encouraged to dig deep in scripture, be vigilant in prayer, and put others' needs before their own, as well as for the friends that we can be "real" with as we navigate marriage, parenthood, and life together. First Baptist is large and diverse in membership, but truly feels more like an intimate extended family."
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1999 was a big year for me. I turned 14, was about to graduate the 8th grade, and snuck into my first R-rated movie: Cruel Intentions.
Prior to seeing this film, I didn't know much about sex. I was, in the words of Kathryn (played by the incomparable Sarah Michelle Geller), "a fucking idiot," just like Cecile.
In my defense, I went to Catholic school, and the closest thing to a sex talk my parents ever gave me was saying, "wait till marriage." I had no clue what I was missing… But I think this was the only sex talk I ever needed, actually.
1. A handjob can be done with your hands, but also with other things…like your bum bum.
Weirdly sexy wiggle dance, for the win.
2. On that note, this is what blue balls look like.
Way harsh.
3. Simulating a handjob on a tennis racket can be a confusingly sexy way to tell someone you're DTF.
4. Practicing French kissing on your friends might be sexier than the real thing.
Like, yeah, it's definitely sexier.
5. It's totally OK* to say this to your unbelievably hot stepbrother.
*Only OK if he's Ryan Phillippe.
Also OK to say this, if he needs more convincing.
Same rules apply as above.
6. If you're not as sex savvy as Kathryn, making "quirky" faces is an effective mating ritual.
7. Double entendres should always be used as a way to end a phone call.
8. Oral sex is as easy as learning your ABCs!
Note: This is false advertising.
9. Even though I'm not a gay man, two sexy shirtless dudes in bed is still an effective turn on.
10. Slutting it up is the only way to go, basically.
11. Having an orgasm is pretty much the best thing ever.
12. Ryan Phillippe's ass is everything. It's just everything.
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As you prepare to set your fantasy football lineups for Week 2 of the NFL season, consider these locks and sleepers for the running back position.
Matt Forte, Bears (at Saints)
It's hard not to like what Forte was able to accomplish in the Bears' Week 1 win.
He didn't blow the Falcons away by running the football (16 carries, 68 yards), but he was a huge factor in the passing game, catching five passes for 90 yards and a 56-yard touchdown.
Those kind of numbers in the passing game could continue. After all, Bears offensive coordinator Mike Martz has a history of getting the most out of his multi-talented backs (see: Marshall Faulk).
Expect Forte to keep putting up big numbers. This is a guy who's trying to prove to his employer that's he worth a big contract extension.
Adrian Peterson, Vikings (vs. Bucs)
As the Vikings painfully showed last Sunday, the passing game in Minnesota lacks playmakers. The Vikings struggles to throw the ball will continue, but offensive coordinator Bill Musgrave will also keep feeding the ball to Peterson.
For a guy as talented as Peterson, touches are all he really needs to be a major fantasy factor. He's a must start.
Ray Rice, Ravens (at Titans)
Rice was a big reason why the Steelers looked so slow defensively on Sunday. He sliced the NFL's No. 1 defense from a year ago for 107 yards and a touchdown when running the ball. He put up another 42 yards and score when catching the ball out of the backfield.
Like some have speculated, Rice has a good shot at being the top running back in fantasy this season. Start him every week, regardless of matchup.
Rashard Mendenhall, Steelers (vs. Seahawks)
Like most of the Steelers who played on Sunday, Mendenhall had a rough day at the office. He was kept under 50 yards rushing and lost a fumble.
However, the Steelers have the Seattle Seahawks coming into Heinz Field for their home opener this weekend. That should give Mendenhall a good opportunity to rebound from his Week 1 disappointment. He should be a solid bet for 100 yards and a score on Sunday.
Darren McFadden, Raiders (at Bills)
I think it's time that most realized what kind of fantasy weapon McFadden really is.
He didn't find the end zone against the Broncos, but his 150 yards led all NFL rushers in Week 1.
While the Bills aren't a pushover against the run—last week, they held Jamaal Charles to just 56 yards rushing—McFadden will see the ball enough to push 100 yards once again. He'll get his first score of the season, too.
Ben Tate, Texans (at Dolphins)
I still don't trust Arian Foster to be completely healthy on Sunday, which means the Texans should give Tate carries. He went over 100 yards with a score to start the season.
James Starks, Packers (at Panthers)
Green Bay should build a lead in Carolina. Whether Starks is a reason for the lead or not, he'll be a big part of putting the Panthers away in the second half.
Cadillac Williams, Rams (at Giants)
The Rams will likely be without Steven Jackson on Sunday against the Giants.
Insert Williams, who combined for 140 total yards against the Eagles after Jackson left with a quad injury.
Darren Sproles, Saints
Was Sproles a one-hit wonder? I don't think so. The Saints will continue to use him in similar ways as they did with Reggie Bush, and Sproles will continue to take advantage of those opportunities.


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TORONTO — Veteran entertainment attorney Michael Barnes and producer Dominic Ianno have established Greentrestle Film Bridge Fund, which will provide short-term film funding.
The fund is designed to furnish up to $750,000 in bridge financing for filmmakers looking to round out production budgets. Barnes, a transactional finance attorney who runs Barnes Law Firm and reps financiers and filmmakers in acquisition and pic production deals, said Greentrestle grew out of a crisis in which a client scrambled to replace funding that had fallen through. Barnes and Ianno were pressed to find the coin.
"This was right about the time the world markets melted a year ago, and it dawned on me that, rather than make calls in panic for a client, why not make some calls, raise the money and have it available when deals come up?" Barnes said.
Greentrestle is not part of the law firm, but the firm's attorneys will work on many of the deals. Despite the volatility involved in indie film financing, the short-term funding venture carries manageable risk, Barnes said, emphasizing that the firm will work with "people we've done business with for a long time, which reduces that risk."
The upside is fees that run 10% or more for the funds.
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Hochschule Koblenz RheinAhrCampus Remagen
Hochschule Koblenz RheinAhrCampus Remagen (RheinAhrCampus) is a friendly and welcoming campus with nearly 3000 students. It was established in Remagen ten years ago by the Koblenz University of Applied Sciences to offer a variety of new degree programmes in the areas of Business & Social Services Management and Mathematics & Technology. Since then, the campus has grown steadily while remaining true to its original aim of providing first-class education in an innovative environment where lecturers and students see each other as partners.
The town of Remagen is located directly on the river Rhine and has just been awarded world heritage status by UNESCO for its outstandingly beautiful scenery and medieval castles. Campus and town offer a variety of sports and leisure activities. It is a great area for cycling, skating, jogging or walking. Close to Remagen and easily reached by public transport are the larger cities of Bonn, Cologne and Koblenz. These cities offer a wide range of music events, clubs and bars, museums and a multicultural setting. Other well-known cities in Germany like Frankfurt, Hamburg, Berlin and Munich are within easy reach by train or plane.
As a designated exchange partner of RheinAhrCampus, tuition fees for Coastal students are based on CCU In-State Tuition rates, and students are able to study abroad for a full year or a semester.
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|Remagen, Germany
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RheinAhrCampus offers a variety of courses conducted in the English language. This gives students whose proficiency in German is not very high at the beginning of their stay the opportunity to study in English.
It is also possible to do a complete semester in English and, upon successful completion, obtain our "Certificate in International Business and Communication" at the end of the semester. For a list of courses available under this Progamme, click here.
RheinAhrCampus offers a regular German language course every semester with two hours per semester week. But if students want to learn German on a more intensive level, in the towns that surround RheinAhrCampus there are many options for German language courses. These courses are varied to fit different competence levels (from absolute beginner to advanced), budget and schedule. The team at Languages / International Affairs are available to help students find a suitable course.
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The Languages / International Affairs team at RheinAhrCampus helps its exchange students find accommodations.
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December 7, 2012
Dr Mark Wells Solid partnerships form the foundations for success as lays testament to efforts to bridge the gap between nanotechnologies and research on marine environmental systems
To begin, could you offer a brief explanation of nanostructure sensors and their functions?
Environmental sensors, by definition, interact with their surroundings either chemically, optically or acoustically to obtain information about the conditions nearby. The fields of nanoscience and nanotechnology are opening up brand new ways to facilitate these interactions. This is happening in two ways. First, nanotechnology allows us to take current sensor systems and miniaturise them to unbelievably small size scales, allowing the possibility of deploying not one but hundreds of sensors in a given system to better characterise the processes being measured. Second, chemistry itself changes at the nanoscale, where single or multiple chemical bonds control signal strength. As a consequence, new and novel sensor strategies become feasible that cannot be accomplished at the macro scale.
Are advances in nanotechnology contributing significantly to developments of new sensors and technologies in marine monitoring?
While the fields of nanoscience and engineering have flourished over the past two decades, there has been very little, if any, cross-transfer of these innovations to study marine environmental systems. There remain ripe opportunities for merging these disciplines that are yet to be realised. We are on the cusp of uniting these fields, and advances in marine monitoring capabilities will change rapidly over the next 20 years.
In what ways do you expect these technologies to impact on ocean monitoring as a whole?
We have developed tremendous platforms (moored, floating and moving), that provide the potential for vastly improving our understanding of the ocean system, how it interacts with our atmosphere and how we can develop a sustainable relationship with this resource. But we only have a few tools – as sensors can be considered – to put on these networks and, while scientists have made an excellent start, there continues to be a lack of techniques with which to assess the primary driving factors of marine ecosystems. The development of new sensor technologies is a vital step forward but one that lies along the 'bleeding-edge' of science, where many research paths lead into blind corners and only a few discover a path forward. We are very fortunate to have stumbled upon one such path, which makes it so very exciting for our research groups.
What have been the major challenges in developing this nanostructure technology?
The most vexing problem for someone like myself – an oceanographer with a desire to find easier ways to measure parameters required by my research – is how to find partners with both the expertise and interest in working on the question. A large chasm lies between those of us working in marine sciences and those with expertise in the chemistry and engineering foundations essential for sensor development. Finding that link, that synergy, is perhaps the largest roadblock to sensor development.
How are you collaborating with other academic institutions?
The work in my laboratory would not be possible without strong collaboration with Dr Carl Tripp based in the Laboratory for Surface Science and Technology, University of Maine and Dr Whitney King at the Department of Chemistry, Colby College. The synergy of this association is the sole reason for any of the accomplishments we have achieved so far. The partnership involves frequent joint laboratory meetings, exchanges of students as well as joint memberships on thesis committees. Advances in one laboratory are passed to another for testing and improvements, and to a third for field testing, the results of each being shared to move the sensor interface design forward.
What do you think is the secret to your research progressing to its current stage?
The project would be impossible without such a solid team approach. This is most definitely a collaborative effort, resulting from both my work and that of my co-principal investigators. Much of the fundamental testing is being conducted by undergraduate students, who are learning hands-on about science, its pitfalls and euphoria, and who enables this experience to be put into practice. Two of the undergraduates at Colby College have joined my laboratory for graduate studies and they also have been key to our successes to date. That synergy among departments and institutions, the lead faculty, graduate students and undergraduate students is relatively unique in my experience, and is part of what has made this project so rewarding.
Pioneering marine nanostructure sensors
University of Maine's School of Marine Sciences Driven by frustrations over technological limitations, researchers at have developed an innovative biologically-inspired membrane sensor interface, which they hope will help to address challenges faced by ocean-observing systems
AS SCIENTISTS, GOVERNMENTS and communities grow increasingly concerned about the impacts of climate change on ocean environments, the ability to precisely measure marine systems is becoming ever more critical. Supported by funding from the US National Science Foundation Ocean Sciences progamme, researchers at the University of Maine's School of Marine Sciences have been developing novel nanostructure sensors which can be used for measuring concentrations of dissolved iron and copper in seawater. Dr Mark Wells, the project's Principal Investigator, oversees the group's efforts to advance the use of a reactive biomimetic film designed to trace these metals. This will help improve knowledge on numerous oceanographic processes, in particular those which are poorly understood due to difficulties in gathering adequate temporal and spatial data. The work is strongly collaborative, with substantial participation from co-Principal Investigators Dr Carl Tripp based at the Laboratory for Surface Science and Technology, University of Maine; Dr Whitney King at the Department of Chemistry, Colby College; and their joint graduate student, Zachary Helm.
One of the main drivers behind this project is the knowledge that marine phytoplankton production in much of the world's oceans is regulated by the presence of micronutrient iron. Little is understood about this type of iron and what processes are impacting its availability to phytoplankton. In addition, it is believed that copper availability can influence the ability of phytoplankton to sequester iron, but even less is understood about this process at present. Current technology limits the ability of researchers to quantify the abundance of these and other micronutrients that drive the global oceanic food web, which ultimately impacts all marine biogeochemical cycling processes. New technology would open opportunities to improve our knowledge on dissolved iron and copper, and the ways in which these metals impact phytoplankton production. "Developing solid phase sensors capable of simultaneously capturing and measuring these elements would transform our ability to characterise the chemistry and distribution of these elements, how they are involved and regulate the marine biogeochemical cycle of carbon and what influence these micronutrients have on climate change," explains Wells.
Crucial progress has been made in recent years in this field; for example, the deployment of sensor arrays on autonomous platforms which deliver high resolution time series data. However, there is still a significant gap in the capabilities of technology to sense trace metals, specifically iron. This is a result of the very low detection limits being a major challenge for currently available tools and that the traditional methods do not work well autonomously.
The biomimetic reactive film used in this latest research relies on a biomolecule that has been covalently attached to a porous and optically transparent membrane. When complexed with iron this molecule alters its optical signature, and the magnitude of the altered signal is proportional to the concentrations of dissolved iron. The optical response of the most recent sensor design yields a preliminary detection limit of 0.24 nM for a 1 litre sample, although this limit should be improved tenfold by optimising the sensor interface and optical detectors. This
FIGURE 1. The flow cell housing design allows continuous optical measurement of the membrane sensor during seawater processing.
represents a significant step forwards in being able to analyse trace metals in distant oceans. "Iron profiles measured by this method in the subarctic Pacific were consistent in both the distributions and concentrations measured in parallel by chemiluminescent analysis," observes Wells. "These promising results are a first step towards applying active nanostructures to sensing iron and other trace metals of interest using autonomous platforms."
Such encouraging preliminary findings mean that the group has built a solid foundation for developing practical sensor systems which can quantify dissolved iron and utilise many of the current ocean-observing platforms.
The team is exploring the development of a number of different sensor technologies capable of this work. They have been looking at several options to quantifying iron and copper in aqueous systems, including both freshwater and marine environments. Freshwater systems have significantly higher concentrations of metals, so the required sensitivity of the sensors is easier to attain, but this does not apply to oceanic systems. One of the biggest hurdles when developing this type of analytical technology is being able to achieve the necessary selectivity, sensitivity and precision to achieve a robust quantification. "The challenge is to create sensor platforms capable of quantifying oceanic trace element concentrations which can fall 100 to 1,000 times lower than levels of the major nutrients nitrate and phosphate," Wells points out. The group is now investigating a range of sensory interfaces that better mimic the biological systems already operating in the natural environment.
Testing of the sensors is an important part of readying the technology for the next phase – being a practical field application. This is managed in two steps. The sensitivity and precision of the sensor interface is improved as much as practicable and the interface is then applied to various substrates. These processes allow the researchers to test the sensor's performance by analysing how it reacts to different aqueous samples. According to Wells, the greatest obstacle that they have come across during the testing stage is being able to appreciate how the molecules configure at the substrate-water interface and the ways in which they can improve the control of the configurations: "We are attempting to maximise the surface coverage of this molecule on the sensor substrate and, at the same time, to optimise the orientation of these molecules to facilitate faster metal complexation". Achieving this will mean that smaller samples can be analysed much faster, thus decreasing the sensor power demands and allowing it to be deployed remote battery-operated observing platforms.
One of the most exciting findings to date has been the discovery that biological molecules can be used to optically sense dissolved iron in the ocean where concentrations are so low that it is actually curbing ecosystem productivity. From Wells' perspective this realisation has provided the research team with the impetus necessary to take the next step and progress their sensor technology from research into practical application: "The outcomes of this preliminary work have inspired a move towards using optical approaches that are more amenable for deployment on moorings and autonomous vehicles, finally taking it from the laboratory to where this technology can make a real difference". The field deployment phase of this project has been eagerly awaiting and is now close. "We are now rapidly approaching the stage where we can launch the newest sensor technology into the field in both coastal and offshore seawaters to compare our measurements of dissolved iron with other accepted, chemically-based methods," enthuses Wells. It would appear that this kind of cutting-edge technology is not short of willing end-users, and with the National Science Foundation (NSF) and other agencies already putting considerable funds into establishing mature ocean-observing networks, it looks like the efforts put into this project in developing new oceanic sensor capabilities has so far certainly been well worth it.
• To optimise the sensor by tuning the active nanostructures to measure dissolved Fe and Cu
• To develop a detection device that migrates the current ship-board method to operate on rosette profiling platforms as well as on moorings and autonomous vehicles
Dr Carl Tripp, Laboratory for Surface Science and Technology, University of Maine, USA
Dr D Whitney King, Department of Chemistry, Colby College, Waterville, Maine, USA
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MARK WELLS is a field-going oceanographer studying marine biogeochemistry, with particular emphasis on how trace metal nutrients affect the structure and composition of marine plankton communities. He has held positions at the Scripps Institution of Oceanography, University of California Santa Cruz, and now at the University of Maine School of Marine Sciences, and has participated in over 30 coastal and deep ocean research cruises spanning the Pacific and Atlantic oceans. His current research interests focus on the marine chemistry of trace metals, their bioavailability to marine phytoplankton, the ecophysiology of harmful algal blooms and the development of aquatic sensors.
Current technology limits the ability of researchers to quantify the abundance of micronutrients that drives the global oceanic food web
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Alcohol Nutrition Facts on Your Wine Bottle?Heather Neal
I had to laugh the other day when a friend told me she preferred to drink wine because she couldn't see the calorie count on the bottle label like she could with her case of beer. Although I found it funny, it's because it is true for many people. It's easier to ignore the fact that wine has calories when it's not being shoved in your face.
That lovely bliss of chosen ignorance may not last much longer, but for now you're in the clear. Nutrition labeling on alcoholic beverages is voluntary, according to a labeling act from the U.S. Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau. The technical jargon from a report released on May 28, 2013 is as follows:
>> Truthful, accurate, and specific voluntary statements about nutrient content, including calorie
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beverages are authorized under this ruling and TTB Ruling 2004—1. Serving Facts statements in the labeling and advertising of wines, distilled spirits, and malt beverages are authorized. Truthful, verifiable numerical statements of alcohol content may be included in Serving Facts statements as an option. TTB Ruling 2004—1 is modified and amplified.
It's interesting to see which companies are jumping on the calorie-labeling bandwagon before it's mandatory. Companies that produce low calorie beers, for example, want to capitalize on people that are trying to lose weight by displaying the alcohol nutrition facts prominently. If shoppers know a particular beer is lower in calories than most beer, they are more likely to buy it. A pretty good marketing move on their part.
A health policy professor at Johns Hopkins states that consumers like the idea of nutrition labels on alcohol so they can make more educated choices in the grocery store.
Many people forget, or intentionally forget, that alcohol has calories too. Alcohol contains 7 calories per gram, which is more than both carbohydrates and protein, which each contain 4 calories per gram. That doesn't include mixers like juice and soda used in some drinks. A couple (or more) drinks can add up the calories pretty quickly.


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Assessment of Sleeping and Breathing - Unit Exam 6
According to the National Heart Lung and Blood Institute, approximately how many Americans suffer from some type of sleep disorder?
40 million
Which of the following would not be part of the montage monitored during a PSG study?
EMG of right and left arm
In which stage of sleep does the brain show electrical activity similar to wakefulness on EEG tracings?
A reduction in airflow of between 4% and 50% of baseline airflow for at least 10 seconds during sleep defines which of the following?
What is the most common complaint of patients with obstructive sleep apnea?
Excessive daytime sleepiness
To meet the definitive criteria for sleep apnea, how many seconds of airflow cessation during sleep must be documented?
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Anchors hold best when the pull of the rode on the anchor is as near to horizontal as possible. The holding power of an anchor increases as the scope ratio increases. A ratio of 7:1 is standard; 10:1 is better in rough water. For example, if boating in eight feet of water and the bow is two feet above the waterline, 70 feet of rode is recommended. Boaters should carry at least two anchors. A smaller, lighter anchor is good for use in calm weather and for positioning a boat, and a larger anchor is best for bad weather or when anchoring overnight. Never anchor from the stern, especially in current or waves. The anchor line should be tied to the bow. The end of the anchor rode (called the bitter end) must be secured to the boat.
To anchor, the boat should be headed into the wind or current. The engine is then reversed, or the boat is allowed to back off. When the boat begins to drift backward, lower the anchor from the bow (front of the boat). No one should be standing on any part of the anchor line. When about a third of the rode is out, the rode is tied off to a forward cleat to make the anchor dig into the bottom. Once the anchor digs in, the remaining rode is let out. A sight bearing is then taken on some stationary objects to make certain that the anchor is not dragging on the bottom.
Anchors can also be used as safety devices in an emergency situation. The operator may drop the anchor quickly to avoid running aground in the event the boat loses power. Make sure the anchor and line are stored in an easily accessible place.
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I am 5"8 - 5"9 and weigh about 232 would I have to lose more weight in order to have the surgery?
Is There a Certain Weight That You Have to Be in Order to Have Gynecomastia Surgery?
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Gynecomastia and being overweight are separate problems.
Losing weight is very hard. I think you can have correction of gynecomastia anytime. You will still be overweight after wards, but your chest will be flat and you will look and feel better. It may motivate you to lose weight.
Weight Loss Prior to Surgery
Thanks for the post. There is no specific weight that one must be prior to gynecomastia surgery. The main criterion is that your weight be stable. Losing 30 lbs prior to surgery only to regain it afterwards could affect the results. Also, going strictly by BMI is not a good practice. I have treated bodybuilders and football players who are your height and weight and are clearly not overweight or obese. Every patient must be treated individually.
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Thank you for the question.
In general, I think would be your best interest to undergo correction of gynecomastia surgery when you are as close to a "stable" weight as possible. I have found that gynecomastia is often best treated with partial excision of the prominent glandular tissue as well as liposuction surgery of the peripheral chest area. On the other hand, if the prominence of the chest wall is caused by adipose tissue, then liposculpture surgery alone may suffice.
Either way, being closer to your ideal weight will allow the surgeon to treat any adipose tissue that is diet and exercise resistant in a more accurate fashion; therefore, you will be more likely to achieve the best result possible.
Please make sure you're working with a well experienced board-certified plastic surgeon.
Best wishes.
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What comes first weight loss or gynecomastia surgery?
Like all body surgery weight loss is definitely recommended, but is it essential before gynecomastia surgery? No. Overall body proportion will be better after weight loss. From the other point of view, once a patient will see an aesthetically improved chest, it is more likely that he will lose weight to improve the rest of his body. So the answer is up to the patient and it is different for every man. For more information you can go to wikipedia.
At a BMI of 34/35 weight loss prior to gynecomastia surgery is recommended but not mandatory
At 5'8" to 5'9" and at 232 pounds you are definitely overweight with a BMI of 34 - 35. Does this preclude you from having surgery? No.
However, if you could lose some weight prior to surgery - around 30 pounds - that would help provide you with the potential for a better result with less surgical and anesthesia risk and it would be prudent. The weight loss would not be a deal breaker, though.
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If you do lose weight prior to this surgery - you may be surprised that your chest may change as well. Typically, breasts have a certain percentage of fatty tissue. As you loose weight, the fatty tissue may decrease.
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