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After a pneumonia infection has resolved, it is common for inflammation and scarring to remain in the lung for some time - up to 1 month in healthy individuals. This is generally not a concern as the infection has been killed - only the inflammation has remained. The inflammation tends to irritate the lungs causing a cough, periodic shortness of breath and laboured breathing with exertion. The inflammation will resolve in its own or may also be treated with a steroid inhaler such as those used in asthma.
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Must live in Australia
#30 to #1 - freakyorange (01/05/2014) [-]
Yeah. Just ask Yahtzee Croshaw (Zero Punctuation) He gripes about it in every other video.
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im curious, is it a big thing there?
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Let me put it this way: In Australia, a popular game (it was either Saint's Row 4 or GTA V) was banned from sale for a while because of how strict the video game laws are there and was only legalised once the developers toned down the language, violence etc a ridiculous amount.
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Our government and so on are disconnected from reality, so they do dumb **** all the time.
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The laws are, but it's pretty much only the people making the laws and those who have to sell them who give two ***** about it.
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tip on flying small rc planes
hi I have flown a few very small indoor rc helicopters and recently I bought my self a yak 54 4-ch micro classic.( i think that is what it is called.) it is my first rc plane(I broke it on first day just been fixed) and a few tips on flying it would be very much appreciated
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A tip? Yeah sure. Get a basic trainer and start with that. A semi scale freestyle stunt plane is not the place to start. You're just setting your self up for pain and failure. I know trainers aren't all cool looking but neither is a smashed up model.
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oh i thought that the yak 54 was a trainer
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you'll find getting a HBZ4900 hobbyzone Champ to be your first plane .Design is prefrence, and that will be after you mastered her, getting your plane.
what Tx do you have with the Heli, am sure it is a Dx6I or better.
the plane sold for 90.00, now droped to 80. so it is not worth scratch building anymore.
everything you need is in the box, and is DSM2 technology will bind to the tx
Once you decide if it is indoor or outdoor you will advance to bigger planes. a Slowstick, or super cub good luck all beginenr planes
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thanks for the advice. just a qestion do you think it is worth geting a simulator like does it help or not really
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Simulators have absolutely helped me out.
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There are free simulators desktop pilot the correct name is at the section simulator.
It does not a thallus work the to the T. It is good
I started w/o one I picked it up in a heart beat some may not
A sim becomes interesting/ boring. Just need a few minutes at a time. Not hours. To spend $125.00 you have unlimited planes o fixing needed lol
Not all models are on there the downside. I lose interest in games but one day will pick up and have fun. To realy get the feel instructor buddy box and a course. If recreational it is a learning tool hobby becomes expensive
Although I agree, get a Champ or similar. A decent Tx is a good idea as well, that little toy Tx is not very conducive to precision control.
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The first plane of us newbie is not going to last and therefore doesn't matter which one you got, although some will fly better than the others. I don't have any one nearby to teach me but the fine folks at youtube gave many tips to help fly better. Anyway there are few things that I learned from youtube can surely helpful. If you make a turn, move your control stick very little and never hold more than two seconds because at higher speed will cause the plane stall and that is how I crashed my first plane. And always fly your plane infront of you and once you found yourself about lost control, shut down the motor and let go all the control stick.
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Get the HZ Champ. I just bought one as my first plane. I've been flying helis for about 1 year now, and my maiden flight on the plane was earlier today. I managed to keep it in the air for about 8 minutes and didn't crash one time, even the landing wasn't bad for a virgin plane pilot...lol I admit the the first couple minutes were not very pretty, but I kept it in the air. That thing is super easy to fly, easy to fly in a smaller area, and a lower altitude ( I flew it about 25 ft up). I am hooked now, I'll fly this one for awhile, then move up to something 4 ch. that I can fly with my DX6i. Champ= Super Easy!
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Hello...first post...
I am new as well. I purchased the Champ several months ago, and was quiet happy with my purchase. I really only get to fly at small parks while my two young boys are on the playground. The Champ has been sturdy enough to survive my attempts at destruction. The only REAL damage came when my wife talked my in to letting my four year old son "take the wheel". This resulted in the nose being torn off the fuse, and tearing the wing nearly in two. I knew this would happen, as did she. She promised to buy me a new plane if that one were to break. I now have a shiny new UM T-28, and a battle damaged Champ that I think flys better with all the glue and tape I added to her.
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thanks for all the help guys one last question though what is the difference between a trainer and a normal plane
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Although I am certainly not qualified to answer your question, I am going to attempt to answer correctly. I know someone will correct me if I am wrong and I welcome anyone to do so.
TRAINER PLANE = high wing plane, wings on top of body ( T )
You can get them in 2ch, 3ch and some in 4channel functions like throttle, elevator, rudder, and ailerons.
The fewer the channels the easier it is to fly.
2channel plane has throttle and rudder
3channel plane has throttle, rudder, elevator
4channel plane has throttle, rudder, elevato, ailerons
Go to any rc web store and search "trainer", you will get the idea
Also most of the trainer planes come as "RTF"(ready to fly) which includes your radio control transmitter-tx/rx, motor, prop, esc, servos, your plane battery and a battery charger. Most all of this is installed already. Very minimal assembly to do. Componets are not generally conceived to be of "great quality" but substantial enough to learn how to fly.
Then when you master this initial step, you will love it soooo much, you will want to spend thousands of dollars on the quality of equipment you will need to satisfy your newfound desires....
Now someone please grade me on my response. I still am awaiting the arrival of my simulator purchase and do not even own a plane yet. I think I will soon purchase the Apprentice though! ... or the EStarter, or the super cub, or the fun cub, or the champ, or the sky hawk, or the hawk sky, or the bixler, or the cessna 182/185/310, or let me get my notes as I have many more I have considered. Get the idea?
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A few months ago, near the beginning of my pregnancy, I had the pleasure of visiting our local Dream Dinners for a blogger dining experience. I had a great time at the event, getting to make the meals was super easy and it was a ton of fun seeing blogging friends and catching up while making the meals. The whole time I couldn't help but think how the event would have been perfect for a baby shower or baby sprinkle.
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When I was in my first pregnancy I worked about 25 hours a week and I had maybe a 15 minute commute. I also didn't have a toddler. I prepped for the baby coming by making a LOT of frozen meals. As a matter of fact, I was prepping large portions of spaghetti and meatballs for freezing the whole beginning stages of labor. The meals were so fantastic the first month of our kiddo's life.
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If you know me, you know I like to celebrate the tiniest of moments. Sharing the news that we are having our second child feels like just the right type of thing to celebrate! I've struggled with the fact that the second pregnancy doesn't feel as special to me as the first one did. I'm just as happy about it, just as excited for baby number two, but if feels a little less celebrated none-the-less. It became important to me to make sure I took a little time to celebrate the news of this baby. Of course, we are saving our pennies for the second baby (we know how expensive these things are now!), so didn't want to do anything over-the-top, but still wanted to celebrate the new addition.
I partnered with Kohl's to help me celebrate baby number two. Kohl's is currently striving to be top of mind for families as they celebrate the special moments in life, big or small, together. Their current goal to help be present in the everyday and the extra special moments in life made me very excited to see how they could help me celebrate my second baby. I already love Kohl's and shop there often. The deals that they offer are hard to beat, and I can find something for the entire family in one shopping trip.
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Many, many years ago I met the guy that turned out to be my husband. At that time I had no desire to ever be married. I had no desire to plan a wedding. Something strange happened to my very unromantic soul in dating my eventual husband. While I am still pretty sure that he is as happy as I am in the choice to marry, I am not sure he was prepared for what the planning of the wedding awakened in me… a love for weddings that would just NOT die.
I'm excited to be participating with a team of some of Portland's very best wedding vendors to create a wedding space at the upcoming The Toast Wedding Showcase hosted by Elli.
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HIPD (HIP Dæmon): HIP control, IPsec key and mobility management software.
HIPFW (HIP firewall utility dæmon): supports HIP packet filtering to enable public key-based access control and LSI implementation. It also provides userspace IPsec support for legacy hosts running kernel versions below 2.6.27.
DNS Proxy for HIP: translates hostname queries to DNS to HITs to applications when an HIT can be found.
You can install HIPL from the precompiled binaries or source code.
To install HIPL on Ubuntu Jaunty, add a new file, /etc/apt/sources.list.d/hipl.list, with the following contents:
deb http://packages.infrahip.net/ubuntu jaunty main $ apt-get update $ apt-get install hipl-all
For Fedora 9 and above, first make sure that SELinux configuration is disabled in /etc/selinux/config, and reboot your machine:
Next, add a new file /etc/yum.repos.d/hipl.repo:
[hipl] name=HIPL baseurl=http://packages.infrahip.net/fedora/base/$releasever/$basearch gpgcheck=0 enabled=1
Then, run:
yum install hipl-all
For details on HIPL installation for other distributions, see infrahip.hiit.fi/index.php?index=download.
Alternatively, you can compile the HIPL software bundle manually from the sources. To do so, first download and extract the HIPL software bundle from infrahip.hiit.fi/hipl/hipl.tar.gz. Run autogen.sh --help to list the library and header dependencies. After you have installed the missing dependencies, you can compile the software by running the script without any arguments. To complete the manual installation, run make install.
The default installation encapsulates all HIP and IPsec traffic over UDP to support client-side NAT traversal. At minimum, you need to allow UDP port number 50500 in both directions for IPv4. The HIPL manual describes this in more detail at infrahip.hiit.fi/hipl/manual/ch02.html.
Once installation has been completed, you should start the HIP dæmon as follows:
$ sudo hipd
When you start the hipd the first time, it generates its configuration files and identities in the /etc/hip/ directory. Your identity is visible as an IPv6 address on the dummy0 device. To see your host's identity, run the following:
$ ifconfig dummy0 ## OR $ ip addr show dev dummy0
Correspondingly, your IPv4-based "alias" for the HIT is listed on the dummy0:1 interface.
To perform name lookups for other hosts, you also have to start the HIP DNS proxy as follows:
$ sudo hipdnsproxy
HIP can be used with many applications and protocols, including FTP, SSH, VLC, LDAP, sendmail, Pidgin and VNC. However, the easiest way to validate your HIPL software installation is to start Firefox and connect to the Web server located at crossroads.infrahip.net. The Web server is running HIP and displays whether HIP was used for the connection. You optionally can install a Firefox add-on (https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/10551), if you prefer a client-side indicator for HIP.
Now, let's stream some video with VLC and then try mobility. The example in this section assumes you have two computers with HIPL installations. We also assume that the computers are running in the same LAN with DHCP services. In this example, the two computers connect to LAN using the eth0 device.
First, display an HIT for the first host, and start VLC client on one computer:
client$ hipconf get hi default # HIT_OF_CLIENT client$ vlc -vvv 'rtp://@[HIT_OF_CLIENT]:50004'
Then, start the VLC server on the second host:
server$ vlc -vvv SOMEFILE.avi \ --sout '#rtp{mux=ts,dst=[HIT_OF_CLIENT]}'
The string HIT_OF_CLIENT should not be taken literally. Instead, you can discover it from the output of the hipconf command at the client. The brackets around the HIT are mandatory for VLC to distinguish IPv4 addresses from IPv6.
Because the video stream is established directly to an HIT, the connection is guaranteed to use HIP; otherwise, the stream just fails. In this case, we did not use a hostname, and the server learns the client's IP address by broadcasting the first HIP packet to the LAN. The use of hostnames also is possible, and the HIPL software bundle publishes your hostname on InfraHIP's free name lookup servers by default.
Finally, let's test mobility. Type the following on the command line to obtain a new IP address from your network:
$ sudo dhclient eth0
You may see a small glitch during the dhclient run caused by a short disconnectivity period from the network. If you also have wireless connectivity, feel free to experiment with handovers from the wired network to wireless and vice versa.
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Ain't gonna work. I would rather be lazy and not receive "communal appreciation" but get paid the exact same amount of money than some other guy who works his ass off and gets communal appreciation.
Also, even a lot of the Communists posting here don't seem to agree with the idea of the "greater good." Because if you did then you wouldn't be complaning about being paid too little, since you're doing your job for the "greater good," so why should you care how much you benefit from it as an individual?
True, there are going to be people who want a monetary incentive for harder work. I work with people like that now. But since there are people who work hard already, more so than their co-workers, then they may find it rewarding to have communal appreciation. Many people place a high value on appreciation from others. It is like an unexpected present.
It seems like appreciation is of such high value that many of us desire it in life, and really is the reason for working at all--to get money to survive in order to experience things like appreciation from others in life.
I'm not complaining about being paid too little, I totally make enough to be poor. For us poor, we just want the prices on things to go down But I'm also not a communist, since I don't really know what that is--I haven't read Lenin, I haven't read enough about it to know?
After surveying the responses expressed here, most of which are posted by Americans, it's no wonder that the United States is trillions of dollars in debt and going down the tubes as we speak. Whatever happened to John F. Kennedy's "Ask not what your country can do for you..."? The sense of social responsibility, community, and tolerance is just GONE in many nations today, but I suggest that it all started with the U. S.
Nope, it started because human nature is selfish. A sane person does not put his country's needs over his own needs and desires. And I'm sure that goes for people in Belgium as well. Leaders of any country need to understand this as the reality, and work with it rather than try to force people to abandon their selfish natures.
O, and btw, when you say that by looking at the responses here you understand why the US is trillions of dollar in debt, it's like me saying that by looking at your responses I realize why Belgium was never close to being a world power, and currently has no international influence whatsoever. In other words, it's ridiculous. Everyone who's posting here is merely stating his or her own opinion, with no intention whatsoever of representing their countries.
You do realise that outside of the United States, this attitude comes across as quite selfish, don't you?
For instance, in Danmark, there is a system of 'city bikes' which are free and shared by all members of the community. YES, SOME PEOPLE ABUSE THE SYSTEM, but they are a small fraction, and do not cause much harm. On the whole, it is a GOOD THING. Likewise, there are shops which are 'take what you need' from fresh farm produce out in the country (I lived for a few weeks in Scandinavia). Anyways, from what I have read here, I doubt such systems would succeed in the U. S. without a major change in mentality among the populace. I also doubt that you even use public transportation regularly. In most nations, it isn't NECESSARY to 'own your own car' (or even house, for that matter). The 'American Dream' is a myth used to fleece the masses...
I don't give a crap what my attitude "comes across" as, unlike some politically correct Europeans (and Americans, I admit). It's the reality, and I believe it's a good thing that people are selfish, because that's what allows people to look after themselves even when other people aren't helping them.
O, and just for the record (although this has absolutely nothing to do with the topic of discussion), I do use public transportation regularly, because I don't own my own car.
O, and btw, don't you find it ironic that you're using a US-based website as a platform for disseminating Anti-American propaganda, while simultaneously benefiting from the website's other services (namely chess) for free?
I had a discussion with a guy in the maintenance dept. of a factory where I used to work. He argued that everyone in a company shouls be paid the same amount of money. I disagreed because everyone does not contribute equally. I asked him where the incentive to work harder or come up with new ways of doing things would come from if everyone were paid the same regardless of performance. He didn't have an answer.
He didn't have an answer because the 99% of people who talk about communism don't have a clue what it is, and have never read Marx.
Marx explained perfectly how this problem will be overcome. To make it really short, it is about a transition phase where people will be paid differently based on how much (quantity and quality) they work; equal salary for all would be unfair for the time being (Marx said that).
Communism is a philosophy that assumes that our selfishness (e.g. working for our own benefit and not caring about the community) is not intrinsic to the human nature, but it is rather brought upon us by the capitalist society. During the transition phase (socialism) society needs to change, people need to change the way they see the world.
For example, nobody pays you to tidy up your room, to have a nice garden, or to cook a nice meal for your family. Nobody pays people to do bricolage or program open source, but some people still do it. You do these things because you take pleasure in creating something (and that's in the human's nature, according to Marx).
It is the capitalist society that *alienated* people from their work. Now people see work as a necessary evil, but it was not meant to be this way. It was the capitalists, specifically with the destruction of craftsmanship and the introduction of the labour market, that made the society "selfish".
Changing this mentality could happen only with new generations, as the currently living people are just too accustomed to our logic of profit making that would be unable to live in a communist utopia. In other words, communism could not be implemented during our lifetime.
Just listen to most of these individuals from the 'right'--their sense of entitlement and the fantasy that they've 'earned' what they have been born into scares me.
First, I am not a member of "the right wing" in this country. I actually don't care how you categorize my views, but let's make it clear for those whose opinion I do care about.
Secondly, you don't know me. You don't know what I've earned and what I haven't. You weren't there when I was working weekends to figure out how to fomulate a floor paint that meets regulatory restrictions. You have no knowledge of OEM products I formulated that have sold millions of gallons. These are not things I was "born into," believe me. You say you don't want to come to the US - good! You can try to get your communist utopia up and running in Belgium, but I doubt you'll be able to sell the idea to the Dutch conservatives in that country. Neither will you gain much traction in the more affluent countries if the EU. Just go bak to your Latvian gambit. It suits you.
And, if the OP wants premium features...try something novel and pay for them.
Can you actually read, you twat ???
Yes, you said you are lazy, you are a non-paying member and you wouldn't mind if all the extras were included at no charge and babble...babble.
You are a lazy freeloader.
And, why you want to curse at me by using the vulgar word for female anatomy also shows me that you are not only a loser but also a boor.
No, I said that if all the Premium features would be made accessible to "lazy freeloaders" (where do those assumptions come from??, if I'm not good at Chess, does that make me 'lazy' or a 'loser'?), my behavior wouldn't change a bit. You attack me since your first post in this thread, calling me lazy, poor, whatever, for no initial reason at all. So yeah, calling you a twat seemed like the right decision at the moment ...
EDIT: confused some words there ...
I'm pretty sure that "Chess GG" is from Australia. Lots of closed minded type are from there is.
I don't care where he's from, or if he pays his monthly 5 bucks to Erik, but I just snap when someone thinks he's better than anyone else, just because he has the nicer gimmicks. Maybe 'twat' wasn't really the appropriate choice of words after all, embittered, old stinker sounds more like it.
I remember reading "Atlas Shrugged" by Ayn Rand back in the fifties. I also read "Animal Farm" by George Orwell around the same time.
Put me down as a capitalist...apparently becoming an extinct minority here. I was raised quite poor. But whatever I've accomplished in life came from motivation, goal setting and plenty of hard work.
I do believe that we should help the truly disabled...those that can't physically or mentally work. But, we've become a nation where about 50% of the population doesn't pay taxes, 47 million are on food stamps, about 30 million of working age are on social security disability, etc.
This "something for nothing" attitude is sinking us.
People are always coming out against food stamps and social security disability and welfare and so forth. But I have noticed that no one ever says anything against the banks and corporations that have been given billions of dollars by the USGOV because they are too big to fail. Not only are they too big to fail they are too crooked to fail.
Well, to the nutty OP or the dope who made a crack about Australia and such...I have nothing to say. I do not believe in arguing with idiots.
But to you DrFrank124c I would like to respond, and will, I need to take care of something and will return shortly.
Why do you call me 'nutty', or an 'idiot'? Is name-calling your last resort? Is your self-worth that low that you define yourself by your income? But I don't see the merit in hoping for a non-pejorative answer from you and wish you all the luck in the world with your upcoming kidney stones removal (or whatever the reason is you're so pissed).
Don't you find it ironic that you're using a US-based website as a platform for disseminating Anti-American propaganda, while simultaneously benefiting from the website's other services (namely chess) for free?
'Propaganda' apparently has taken on a meaning broad enough to include "sharing your perspective and relating your life experiences, as well as the those that have been related to you by your colleagues". That someone who apparently believes there are still 'Leftists' in the United States, and names Obama with them (even though he is clearly conservative according to the global barometer), would talk about 'propaganda' is highly ironic!
Ok, so maybe "propaganda" wasn't the best word, but you're missing my point. My point is, if I were using the services of a website based in another country for free, I wouldn't go around criticising that country or (in your case) making extremely pessimistic predictions about that country's future, from the perspective of an outsider. Rather I would be grateful that that country allows me to use their website free of charge, and stay away from political discussions about that country.
On the contrary, I hear a lot more people complaining about Wall Street and that kind of stuff than people on welfare who shouldn't be.
@ TheGambitKing and others like him: Bottom line is, if you don't live in the US, then you shouldn't be telling us what to do. Americans are capable of thinking for themselves and making our own political decisions, thank you.
And, I will probably be dead within 5 to 10 years.
Aw, c'mon Gramps, nowadays nobody needs to die anymore from such a trivial incision like a simple kidney stone surgery, you'll be just fine!
---> Americans: in charge of telling others that they better not tell Americans what to do, and that includes not telling them what they SHOULDN'T do, either...
---> Americans: violating Geneva Convention rights via interrogation of 'war criminals',
I agree with you on a lot of these, but terrorist leaders aren't even war criminals. They are not participating in an officially waged war. Perhaps the closest status would be 'pirate'. As such, according to the laws of nations, they can be hung (!) without trial.
Chess GG is in the John Birch Society.
I dunno, but I heard somewhere that an extensive diet of raw vegetables and unskimmed goat milk might reduce the risk of kidney stones by up to 33% !!!
I'll be praying for you, pal, a nephrolithotomy should never be taken lightly, despite all the recent advancements in Modern medicine.
I better stop teasing him now, I should know better. After all, isn't it stated in the Holy Writ:
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Creighton hits 21 3s in upset of No. 4 Villanova
PHILADELPHIA -- Ethan Wragge tied a school record with nine 3-pointers for all 27 points, Doug McDermott hit five 3s and scored 23 points, and Creighton (16-3, 6-1 Big East) set a team mark with 21 3-pointers in a 96-68 victory over No. 4 Villanova (16-2, 5-1) on Monday night.
The Bluejays topped the school record of 20 3s set in 2005 against Chattanooga. Kyle Korver hit nine 3s against Evansville on Jan. 15, 2003. The Bluejays set a Big East record for most 3s in a game.
They hit their first nine 3s and never looked back.
- Nebraska 68, No. 17 Ohio St. 62: At Omaha, Neb., Shavon Shields scored 18 points and Terran Petteway had 13 of his 18 in the second half to lead Nebraska (9-8, 1-5 Big Ten) to an upset of Ohio State (15-4, 2-4), the Buckeyes' fourth straight loss.
- Arizona and Syracuse are the top two teams in the Associated Press Top 25 for a seventh straight week.
The Wildcats (18-0) are again the runaway No. 1, receiving 61 first-place votes from the 65-member national media panel. The Orange (18-0) got the other No. 1 votes.
Michigan State moved up one place to third.
Pittsburgh moved up two spots from 22nd to 20th. The Panthers lost at No. 2 Syracuse 59-54 on Saturday.
- No. 4 Stanford 80, No. 14 Arizona St. 56: At Tempe, Ariz., Chiney Ogwumike scored 30 points and grabbed 16 rebounds, leading Stanford (17-1, 6-0 Pac-12) past Arizona State (14-3, 4-2), the Cardinal's 15th consecutive victory over the Sun Devils.
- Connecticut stayed No. 1 in the Associated Press poll after two more double-digit victories over ranked opponents.
The Huskies had their closest game of the season at Baylor, ending the then-No. 7 Lady Bears' 69-game home winning streak Jan. 12 with an 11-point victory. UConn then routed Rutgers by 30 Sunday.
Notre Dame, Duke, Stanford and Louisville followed the unbeaten Huskies.
-- from wire reports
Poll, 5C
- No. 19 Cal 79, Arizona 64: At Tucson, Ariz., Brittany Boyd and Reshanda Gray did it all for California, scoring 24 and 20, respectively, as the Golden Bears (13-4, 5-1 Pac-12) beat Arizona (4-13, 0-6).


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Best of Neighborhood News 9/29: BCA turns over findings on death of Philando Castile
This week: updates on the Philando Castile case, greencard concerns in the Hmong community and the visibility of Minnesota's Oromo community.
Twin Cities Daily Planet (http://www.tcdailyplanet.net/?page=2782)
The first thing I was taught about race was that it didn't matter. Like so many others I was taught to ignore the color of a person's skin and to judge people on the "content of their character." This was the extent of my racial formation. This color-ignorance became the dominant approach after the Civil Rights movement, and has only gained steam in the supposedly post-racial world the election of Barack Obama ushered in. The problem with color-ignorance is that it erases the reality of racism and leaves white folks incapable of understanding the experiences of people of color, and therefore incapable of contributing to justice in meaningful ways.
This week: updates on the Philando Castile case, greencard concerns in the Hmong community and the visibility of Minnesota's Oromo community.
On July 7, one day after Philando Castile was killed by St. Anthony Police Officer Jeronimo Yanez, a group of 12 artists and storytellers came together, through phone calls to one another, to process their grief and offer a different response to police brutality.
In the Twin Cities, Somali youth are voicing their dissent over a federally funded program called Countering Violent Extremism (CVE) that aims to surveil and stigmatize the predominantly Muslim community.


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Wall Street's top ranked bank analyst, Tom Brown, says, "bank stocks have bottomed." "If you wait for the good news, you'll wait too long," says Brown of Bankstocks.com.
Brown believes many bank stocks are selling at rock bottom prices, calling them "extraordinarily undervalued." Brown thinks we are at the beginning of "the greatest financial stock bull market in our lifetime." He writes, "the bears have things all backwards. By the time their wish list happens, the stocks will be zooming"
With this sensible voice of reason, Brown fearlessly waded into a sea of bearish sentiment, and boldly stated his conviction. Brown first called the bottom in bank stocks on the 22nd of July, when he announced that bank stocks had bottomed on July 15, 2008. Jim Cramer followed Brown's lead with his own, tentative, "bottom's in" call on July 31st.
Yes, the bull market has arrived, but we are not completely out of the woods yet. The road upward runs through "Bear Town National Refuge" where we must endure bear propaganda and their exhausted clichés ad nauseam. Prepare for the CNBC short-selling guests as they reiterate "this is the first leg down," or, "we are waiting for the other shoe to drop." And let's not forget, "we are still in the early stages," and, "we are not quite halfway through the downside."
Regularly, short-selling bears appear on CNBC masquerading as pseudo experts, and proclaim the apparent end of the world. To a short selling bear, the downside of a contracting stock price is somewhere between infinity and the abyss. Nevertheless, the CNBC red carpet crew continues to court bearish short sellers for any morsel of negativity, false rumor, or half-truth.
Bank stocks are selling at huge discounts, but won't be for long. The smart money is accumulating bank stocks through "stealth buying." They will continue this until, and without warning, bank stocks rocket upward. If you're ready to jump in, you might want to look at Wachovia (NASDAQ:WB) and Washington Mutual (NYSE:WM). The Ultra Financials ProShares (NYSEARCA:UYG) and Financial Select Sector (NYSEARCA:XLF) ETFs are on my recommended list as well.
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August 14, 2013
The Town of Amherst has been identified by the Massachusetts Department of Public Health (DPH) to be at "high" risk for Eastern Equine Encephalitis (EEE), a rare viral infection that is dangerous and often fatal to humans and spread by mosquitoes that are most active from dusk to dawn.
While there have been no human cases reported in the state for EEE this year, two horses in neighboring Belchertown have died from the disease during the past week and mosquitoes caught in Amherst have tested positive for the virus.
Because of this, Amherst College has shortened evening outdoor activities (athletics practices and games, for example) so they end before sunset until further notice. In addition, members of the campus community are urged to take precautions when going outside between dusk and dawn; two simple measures to take include using insect repellent and wearing long sleeves, long pants and socks. Orientation excursions for First-Year and new transfer students are being curtailed, and scheduled upcoming evening events are also being adjusted to minimize exposure to the campus community, using the Massachusetts Department of Health's Recommended Cancellation Times for Outdoor Activities in High Risk Areas to provide guidelines.
The dusk to dawn curtailment on outside events accords with recommendations from the state Department of Public Health for towns designated at high or critical risk for EEE and is expected to remain in effect until the first hard frost, which kills mosquitoes. We will notify the community in a subsequent email when that has occurred and the ban is lifted.
On campus, Facilities staff have applied larvacide to areas of standing water to prevent mosquito breeding. Contractors are being advised of the DPH warnings and are being urged to take precautions to safeguard their workers. Students and campus employees are also being urged to use care when outside in the evening and to use insect repellent.
For those who need to be outside in the evening, the college has acquired single dose packets of insect repellent that are available at Valentine Dining Hall, Alumni Gymnasium, and the Campus Police Department in the Services Building.
More information about EEE can be found at the following links:
What's Cancelled When?
College officials will be using the Massachusetts Department of Health's Recommended Cancellation Times for Outdoor Activities in High Risk Areas to schedule campus activities.
What is Eastern Equine Encephalitis?
- MA Dept. of Health: EEE Fact Sheet (PDF)
- MA Health and Human Services: Eastern Equine Encephalitis and West Nile Virus
- Massachusetts EEE Risk Categories Map
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Wendy Fisher, local Olympian and freeskiing expert, is again hosting Wednesday ski clinics at Crested Butte Mountain Resort.
She will lead two separate learning options based upon ability level: One for intermediate and the other for advanced skiers. The goal for each lesson level, will be to help you believe you can become a better more confident skier. Her clinics focus on improving each skier's technique and style and are designed to help participants thoroughly enjoy their skiing experience at Crested Butte Mountain Resort.
"Wendy helped me find my strength and belief in myself with my skiing."
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Below are the dates and times. To find out more about Wendy, click here.
Intermediate Skiers: January 6, February 17, and March 2
Time 10:00 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.
The Intermediate lesson is to prepare skiers to move up to the Advance Wednesday lesson. She will explore Crested Butte's main mountain to help individuals gain confidence and adjust their technique to become more fluid and effortless. The ski runs we ski are based upon the comfort level of the group.
Advanced Skiers: January 13, February 24, and March 9
Lesson Time: 10:00 am – 12:30 pm
The goal is to explore Crested Butte's Extreme Terrain. This lesson is ideal for the skier, who is ready to move up from the Intermediate lesson or already skies Crested Buttes Extreme Terrain, but is not comfortable and lacks the skill to do it efficiently.
Participants will gain the confidence to ski terrain they didn't feel they could before. They will learn the skills to become more fluid and learn to read the terrain to enhance their comfort level and experience. The comfort level of the group will determine the day's destinations.
Clinics are 2.5 hrs and limited to 6 people per session. All clinics are $115 each.
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Hints from Heloise: Vinegar helps remove wallpaper, glue residue
Dear Heloise: My daughter has old plaster walls. Unfortunately, there are at least four layers of wallpaper on the walls. How do we go about removing the paper without damaging the walls? -- Diane
Dear Diane: Try using a little fabric softener or liquid starch and water. Score the wallpaper with a wallpaper scorer first. You can find one at most home-improvement stores. Apply the solution and wait. When the wallpaper starts to loosen, start at a corner and gently pull the wallpaper from the wall. Remoisten if the wallpaper is not loose enough.
If there is glue residue, use my favorite household product: vinegar. Mix a solution of one part vinegar to one part water. Spray it on the area and let sit. Wipe away with an old, clean cloth.
Order my pamphlet on other uses for vinegar. Send $5 and a long, self-addressed, stamped (65 cents) envelope to: Heloise/Vinegar, P.O. Box 795001, San Antonio, TX 78279-5001. Apply white vinegar to old decals until soaked for easy removal. -- Heloise
Dear Heloise: I found another way to use the cloth wine-bottle carriers that you get from the grocery store. I use a four-pack size to hold my hair products, lotions, brushes, etc., when traveling. It is so easy to just put on the counter in the hotel, and not have so many bottles and cans all over the sink area. -- Karen in Washington
Dear Readers: With so many having been affected by natural disasters in recent years, people are beginning to prepare, just in case. Don't let your pets be overlooked. Whether faced by a natural disaster or an unforeseen accident, pet owners need to make arrangements for their pets. Unfortunately, too many animals end up in shelters or worse because prior arrangements were not made.
Keep a document with all the needed information with your other estate documents. Keep a card in your wallet with pet and contact information in case of an accident. -- Heloise
Dear Heloise: I have several garments that are dry-clean-only. I hated having to take them to the dry cleaner all the time, especially if I had worn them for only a few hours and they weren't very soiled, just a little wrinkled. I found that if I hung them where they could "air out" for a few hours, most of the wrinkles would go away, and I could get another wearing out of them before taking them to the cleaners. -- A Reader in Texas
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Electric Equipments & Supplies denote a wide range of devices that generate or supply electricity to desired locations in Pittsburgh. There are a number of suppliers in Pittsburgh that sell electric equipment of various brands & different specifications.
Governor Cuomo Launches $5 Billion Clean Energy Fund To Grow New York's Clean Energy Economy
Clean Energy Fund will advance solar, wind, energy efficiency and other clean tech industries to spur economic development and reduce harmful emissions (New York, NY) Governor Andrew M. Cuomo today announced the New York State Public Service Commission's approval of a 10-year, $5 billion Clean Energy Fund to accelerate the growth of New York's clean energy economy, address climate..


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Athens-Clarke police released sketches of two rape suspects Tuesday, and said the men they are looking for walked their victim across Oconee Street early Saturday morning before attacking her.
''We feel certain that a number of people saw them,'' said Maj. Alan Brown, head of the Criminal Investigation Division of the Athens-Clarke Police Department.
The woman, who got separated from friends in downtown Athens, decided to walk home alone, according to an Athens-Clarke police report.
The 20-year-old University of Georgia student was robbed at gunpoint by two men as she walked across the North Campus quadrangle sometime between 1:30 a.m. and 2:30 a.m. Saturday.
The men then walked her to a location east of campus, where they raped and sodomized her, according to the police report. Because the crime started on university property and ended on Athens-Clarke County property, both UGA police and Athens-Clarke police are investigating.
In addition to being distributed to the media, the sketches of the two men were placed Tuesday on the UGA Police Department's Web site, www.ps.uga.edu.
The victim told police the two suspects forced her to cross Oconee Street near the Salvation Army Thrift Store about 2 a.m., and that ''several cars passed as they crossed the street,'' according to a news release from the Police Department.
Police are asking for information from anyone who may have seen a white female and two black males crossing Oconee Street near the thrift store around 2 a.m. Saturday. UGA police investigators can be reached at (706) 542-2200, and Athens-Clarke police investigators can be reached at (706) 613-3337.
The news release describes the two men as black males between the ages of 18 and 24. One suspect stands about 5 feet 6 inches tall, weighs about 145 pounds and has deep-set eyes, a medium complexion and close-cut hair. The other suspect is slightly taller with a dark complexion, light-colored eyes and hair about two inches long.
The Salvation Army Thrift Store location on Oconee Street is adjacent to the bridge where the Oconee River flows under the road, but Brown declined to say on which side of the river the woman and her attackers crossed, or where the attack occurred.
Such details are being withheld so investigators can evaluate information given by witnesses or suspects, Brown said.
Two unusual aspects of the case -- that two men were involved in the attack and that it was both an armed robbery and a sexual assault -- both help and hinder investigators, Brown said.
When looking through records for suspects, investigators must consider gun crimes, robberies and sexual assaults, Brown said. But because there were two attackers, the odds of a suspect talking about the crime are doubled, he added.
Brown also said that sexual predators rarely operate together.
''Our experience is that, if the primary motive is sexual assault, it's probably done by someone who is a loner,'' Brown said.
Investigators spent ''a great deal of time'' with the victim Tuesday, Brown said, going over the sketches of the suspects rendered by an artist with the Georgia Bureau of Investigation and discussing the case.
''She remembers a lot of the detail and she's given us a great deal of guidance,'' Brown said.
Investigators are not certain whether the two attackers were waiting on the UGA campus for a victim, or whether they followed their victim from downtown Athens, Brown said. But university police patrol the campus aggressively, and it is ''one of the more difficult places to lie in wait,'' Brown added.
Speaking to members of the University Council, the school's policy-making body, on Tuesday, university President Michael Adams said he believes the campus is one of the ''safest'' of its size in the country. But, he added, ''I would be the last to tell you it's 100 percent safe.''
Adams also said he has heard of progress being made in the investigation.
''There are some apparently legitimate leads in the case,'' he said.
UGA Police Chief Chuck Horton declined Tuesday to discuss any leads investigators might have, but he said his officers are using all available resources to catch the men responsible for the attack.
''Unfortunately, we've got hoodlums that hurt innocent people, and that disturbs me,'' Horton said.
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TETANUS is a preventable disease. Although immunization guidelines1 are generally very effective, tetanus has occurred in patients with prior immunization.2 In most cases it was presumed that levels of toxin-neutralizing antibody were low. Although data on the protective level of neutralizing antibody in humans are extremely limited, animal data have been used to support the belief that 0.01 antitoxin unit/mL is protective.3,4 This report describes a patient with a wound, followed by severe generalized tetanus, who was found at the onset of symptoms to have a neutralizing antibody level 16 times that considered protective.
Report of a Case
A 35-year-old man sustained a puncture wound in the plantar surface of his left foot. He was seen at a community hospital 35 hours later for increasing foot pain. There was no evidence of infection, and he was treated with tetanus toxoid, dicloxacillin, and acetaminophen. Approximately 38 hours after the
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Alumni award dinner postponed
The Oswego Alumni Association Awards Dinner, originally scheduled for Saturday, Oct. 15, has been postponed. Two award recipients would not be able to attend due to last-minute conflicts.
The dinner will be rescheduled for a later date. Updates will be posted at http://oswegoalumni.oswego.edu/awards/.
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Tuesday, November 20, 2012
Westport Assessor Paul Friia today clarified for residents of storm-damaged buildings the rules regarding reassessing them.
He said that state statutes allow tax assessors to reduce the assessment of buildings damaged beyond repair due to fire or weather-related events, such as the recent Storm Sandy.
"The reduction in the assessment of the building is as of the date of the fire or weather-related event so long as the property owner has complied in a timely manner with all of the requirements for obtaining the assessment reduction," said Friia.
He said under state statutes, the building has have to been damaged beyond repair, and within 120 days from the date of the fire or weather-related event, the building must be demolished, all of the material from the building must be totally removed from the property, and the property must be properly graded after the demolition to the satisfaction of the Building Inspector.
Storm Sandy concluded on Oct. 30. Therefore, in order for the tax assessor to reduce the assessment of the building prorated to Oct. 30, the property owner must have completed all of the tasks required on or before Feb. 27, 2013, Friia said.
In those cases where the property owner is not able to complete the required tasks within 120 days of the fire or weather-related event, the tax assessor has authority to reduce the assessment of the building as of the date that the required demolition, removal and grading are completed, he said.
He said state statutes require that the property owner complete the demolition, removal and grading in the same manner as the 120-day requirements.
Residents should contact the Assessor's Office at (203)341-1135 or (203)341-1140 with any questions regarding the process for requesting a reduction in assessment pursuant for any building that has been damaged beyond repair by Storm Sandy, Friia said.
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