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Ozone News:Andy Yates C4 review from New Caledonia
Hi everyone,
I'm currently in New Caledonia shooting with the new Zephyr before its upcoming worldwide release on March 1st. Between sessions on the Zephyr, I've had some windy conditions awesome for shooting some clips on the new C4, check out the video below!
I am really liking the new C4. It's one of those things; you know the first moment you fly something if it's a winner. For me it was the first launch on the C4, and I knew right then and there that this kite is going to deliver. And from there it just got better and better, further exceeding my expectations.
It took virtually no time at all to get accustomed to the kite. This is unheard of in a kite. Everything is very intuitive and it's a real testament to the work Ozone does behind the scenes tuning and always developing their kites for the better.
It has unparalleled performance both hooked in and unhooked, as well as an extremely solid feel. I don't have to worry about the kite for I know where it is all the time; a very direct feel. On a side note, did I mention the Ozone kites look freaking amazing!?!? Visually appealing is an understatement; they look insanely good!
Looking forward to seeing where my riding progresses throughout the year. I've only been on the C4 for a few months and already it feels like I've been on it for years. I can't wait to see where the C4 can take me.
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I gave birth 2 weeks ago. DD will only take the breast with a breast shield (after 6 appts w/ LC in hospital). We initally did the finger feed method to prevent starting the bottle the first 8 days. LC wanted us to stop that and start using the shield and supplement w/ EBM via Avent newborn bottles.
My bigger problem is with the pumping. Please explain this "supply/demand" of pumping. It seems no matter how often or long (15 mins/3 hrs is my goal) my boobs can still be hard & lumpy, as if not enough is coming out. I use the heating pads before/cooling after - and I get 180-240 cc every time. Which I'm starting to freeze, as DD is seeming to never going to finish. Also, I don't always seem to get the hindmilk out - should I keep pumping?
The LC said to pump until I feel "comfortable", but I really think I could be hooked up 24/7 then! I do offer her the breast for 10-15 mins before I pump, which she'll only take with the breast shield, and then gets fussy and "falls off". Are there any drawbacks to long term shield use?
Is it ok to go longer without pumping? It's now been about 5 hours since I last pumped, and I'm starting to feel uncomfortable. It's just getting a little overwhelming every 3 hours, plus feeding/diapering combined with sleep deprivation.
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Honoring the memory of a young soldier
AURELIUS Twp. -Several trees have stubbornly overtaken some of the graves resting inside the Atkinson Cemetery, just south of Macksburg on Ohio 821.
In one such tree rests the toppled obelisk monument of Mark Scott, a resident of Maine who joined the Revolutionary War at age 14.
Restoring Scott's final resting place to its original glory will be a task, but a manageable one, said Jean Yost, president of the Marietta chapter of the Sons of the American Revolution.
"It will be fairly easy to get this tree cut back and get the monument remounted on its base," said Yost.
His stone is surrounded by four fence posts, one of which is entangled inside the obstinate tree. The fence is long gone, but that too could be an easy fix, said Yost.
Though Scott's veteran's marker attributes his service to the Civil War, he would have been dead long before the war started.
Scott joined the Revolution in 1777 and served one month as a private under Captain Jabez West. He reenlisted in 1779 and served another two months, according to "Massachusetts Sailors and Soldiers."
Preserving the grave sites of veterans is one of the goals of the Sons of the American Revolution, noted Yost.
"These need to be taken care of before they are lost forever," he said.
Atkinson Cemetery is the final resting place of several veterans. Civil War veteran Ezra Travis' headstone has been covered in a black plaque. But after some brushing, Yost was able to reveal his service – the 30th Ohio Infantry.
"This cemetery is well taken care of, but it is definitely in need of some TLC," he said.
Scott, who was buried in 1834 at the age of 69, is a contemporary of many of those buried around him.
His obelisk also bears the name of his wife, Mahetabell, who was buried in 1840, and his daughter Elizabeth, who was buried in 1833.
According to a listing of Aurelius Township graves, more than 80 people have been buried in the cemetery.
However, far less than 80 graves remain. Many graves have been completely lost, possibly sunken into the ground, said Yost.
Many more are broke, knocked over and illegible.
The condition of the cemetery is not necessarily strange considering the age of the cemetery.
"It's very old," said Joan Ayers, who lives next door to the cemetery. "I've lived here 25 years and there hasn't been a burial in all that time."
According to grave readings, less than 20 of the more than 80 people buried in the cemetery were buried in the 20th century.
Most of those were buried in the 1930s, with a couple burials in the 1950s and the most recent burial in 1977.
Another interesting characteristic of the cemetery is that instead of the gravestones facing the front gate along Ohio 821, all of the gravestones face diagonally toward the front right corner of the fence that surrounds it.
Though Ayers has noted the oddity, she is not sure why the stones face that way.
The placement could be because the stones originally faced a much older road that ran slightly perpendicular to where Ohio 821 runs today, said Yost.


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Today was a bounce back day for me. After nearly being shut out yesterday, I got on the board quickly today.
Within the first 30 seconds of being in the park, I had a ball. Upon entering the bleacher area, I checked in the general admission bleachers (upper bleachers). Balls rarely go up there, but every now and then a power hitter will reach them, or a ball will bounce on the concrete and settle up there.
I ran up the steps and found ball #1 waiting for me in the front row.
I got ball #2 off the bat of Jason Jaramillo, who was hitting right handed. He hit a high fly ball to my right. I ran over a section, but lost the ball in the sun momentarily. The ball landed on a bleacher and settled near my feet, and I was able to reach down and quickly grab it.
Ball #3 came from Brandon Moss. He fielded a ball and looked to the bleachers. I held my glove up, and he fired the ball at me.
The Pirates wrapped up their portion of batting practice a bit early. There was a ball up against the outfield wall that I was waiting to use the glove trick on. I wasn't going to do the trick with the Pirates in the field, because they all recognize me by now, and I don't want to look greedy. Luckily, the Pirates jogged off the field, leaving the ball at the wall. I sprang into action and reeled in ball #4 with the glove trick.
The Cubs came out to hit, and Alfonso Soriano began shagging in left field.
Luckily, he was only focused on the balls that a coach was hitting him, and didn't bother himself with any BP balls hit his way. A Cubs batter hit a line drive that trickled to the edge of the warning track. It was glove trickable, but not without drawing lots of attention to myself from throwing my glove a good 15 feet or more out onto the field. I decided to let it go.
Then, a grounds keeper walked by and kicked the ball to the base of the wall. "Maybe they'll toss it up to one of yinz," he said.
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The Village of Selvapiana
The village of Selvapiana belongs to the municipality of Morcone, in the province of Benevento, region Campania.
The village of Selvapiana is 11,53 kilometers far from the same town of Morcone to whom it belongs.
To the municipality of Morcone also belong the localities of Bochicchi (5,17 km), Bollella (4,01 km), Caia Borsa (3,22 km), Cappelletti - Petrilli (4,46 km), Case Bochicchi (5,11 km), Case Pilla (5,23 km), Case Senzamici (5,15 km), Case sparse (-- km), Colle (7,25 km), Colle Alto (6,92 km), Colonia Cassetta (10,89 km), Coste (6,50 km), Cuffiano (9,26 km), Don Paoli (8,13 km), Fasana (4,26 km), Fiorenza (10,12 km), Fuschi (10,24 km), Giambelardini (2,86 km), Guadoschiavo (4,00 km), I Corpetti (6,65 km), Macchia (16,02 km), Masseria Fiorenza (10,07 km), Masseria Giordano (9,29 km), Molino Zeoli (9,47 km), Montagna (16,17 km), Monti (1,98 km), Parlapiani (5,28 km), Piana (2,42 km), Sant'Antonio (6,34 km), Sassinora (2,48 km), Schiavoni (2,26 km), Solla (3,66 km), Stazione di Santa Croce (5,09 km), Torre (5,07 km), Zeoli (9,47 km).
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On Thursday, March 7, 2013, the New York State Police arrested Justin A. Miller, a fugitive wanted in the states of New Jersey and Pennsylvania, following a joint police investigation with the United States Marshals and Pennsylvania State Parole.
Justin A. Miller, age 23, of 1156 Green Mountain Drive, Effort, Pennsylvania, was apprehended in a seasonal fishing cabin off Oakland Valley Road in the Town of Deerpark on Thursday afternoon by members of the New York State Police and United States Marshals. Investigation revealed that Miller had broken into two residences in the Town of Deerpark over a 4-day span and was subsequently charged by the New York State Police with two counts of Burglary in the second degree, a Class C Felony.
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text: Consciousness Shadow of Man posted:4/5/2010 9:21:19 PM Don't go giving some crazy computer scientists any stupid ideas, Jeff!wvboarder posted:4/6/2010 9:29:40 PM In Reply To:Shadow of Man posted:4/5/2010 9:21:19 PM Don't go giving some crazy computer scientists any stupid ideas, Jeff!RIGHT...LoL amen thats the last thing we all need. A crazy super-computer, built by an even crazier super-scientist ...Im not sure what to say about this one... Yes I believe that you can give a computer a limited consciousness and intellect but I think that It would be limited. I.E. you could give it feelings but it would be limited to programmed emotional responses to programmed reactions. It would have to be randomized to give it a unique personality. I believe that maybe in the future it may be possible but to work out all the imperfections and the gazillion options. Scientists have probably been working on this one for awhile already- I just dont think we're there yet... Im not sure i'm 50/50 yes and no on this one.... In the wrong hands or manufacturing group it could be DEVASTATING! But thats just my oppinion! Id love to hear everyone elses! PeaceChriswin2010 posted:4/6/2010 9:40:51 PM lol, all they have to do is integrate an entire supercomputer with twice the volume of the compuer with a gigantic organic brain, then it will have natural emotions and real intelligence, that is what they should work on next...spiritech0 posted:4/9/2010 9:22:58 AM http://www.wired.com/wiredscience/2009/04/lasercontrolledhumans/No, dammit. It's a "hive-mind" computer, like all those little non government issue creepy-crawlies in our bodies doing their thing. Hahahahahaa! Please log in or become a member to add a post.


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I was wondering what are the best bottles to use with breastfeeding? I have to go back to work and I plan on pumping so I want to know what bottles are the most like the breast?
I was wondering what are the best bottles to use with breastfeeding? I have to go back to work and I plan on pumping so I want to know what bottles are the most like the breast?
As I remember reading when I asked this question when my son was tiny, whatever bottle works for you is the best. We used the Breastflow, and it was good, but we ended up using Playtex with the drop-in liners and the slow-flow Naturalatch nipple, and it worked great for us. I'm sure you'll get lots of other suggestions too!
It's going to be SO up to your LO.
We started with BreastFlow bottles, then Medela, Avent, Dr. Brown's, and ended up with Born Free bottles fitted with Avent nipples!
Just try them out and end up with whatever your baby likes the most. Good luck!
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My LO likes Playtex Drop-In's with silicon nipples the best. We tried variety of bottles like Avent, Born Free, Medela, Adiri but she prefers Playtex. I think every baby has their own preference. Might want to try several different bottles and see which she likes best!
I say if you have a babies r us just buy all different brands and types that fit your budget and pref (bpa free or whatever) try it with you lo and let them pick and return the rest. They take back anything used/opened whatever without problem if you have a reciept. That is what we had to do. Settled on Dr. Brown's BPA free bottles with Preemie nipples. Reduces gas, bpa free, good slow flow for my DD, fit up to 8 oz.
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DD would only use playtex ventaire (the have BPA). I don't heat them so I'm not really concerned about it.
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Chef Bill Salade created this delicious cranberry dessert that is perfect for your special occasion! We are sure your guests will love the tartness of the fresh cranberries, brightness of the orange zest, and that wonderful "Fall" combination of cinnamon, nutmeg, and ginger. The bark is the finishing touch that will put this Destination Dish over the top - enjoy!
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Served with Cranberry and Date "Bark"
1 (12-oz) bag fresh cranberries
1 cup granulated sugar
1 cup Orange Juice
1 teaspoon finely grated orange zest
1/2 teaspoon ground cinnamon
1/4 teaspoon ground ginger
1/8 teaspoon freshly ground nutmeg
Tart dough:
1 cup all-purpose flour
1/4 teaspoon salt
4 tablespoons cold unsalted butter
2 tablespoons shortening
3 tablespoons ice water
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1 cup sugar
1 cup whole butter
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¼ Cup Dried Cranberries
¼ Cup Dried Dates
¼ Cup Walnuts
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Stir together cranberries, sugar, juice, zest, and spices, in a large saucepan, set over medium heat. Bring mixture to a boil, and continue to boil until thickened, about 15-20 minutes. Cool and chill mixture completely.
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Man charged in child's death found incompetent to stand trial
MARTINSBURG – A judge ruled Thursday that a Martinsburg man indicted last year on child abuse and neglect charges in connection with the death of his 3-year-old son is incompetent to stand trial and ordered that he self-report to a state-run mental health facility until his competency is restored.
West Virginia 23rd Judicial Circuit Judge John C. Yoder subsequently granted a motion to continue the joint trial of James Mauldin, 31, of Joshua Drive, and a co-defendant in the case, Jasmine K. Dawkins, 23, of Waldorf, Md., that was scheduled to take place April 1 in Berkeley County Circuit Court.
The alleged victim in the case, Kaiwon Connelly, was flown to Children's National Medical Center in Washington, D.C., in critical condition Dec. 31, 2011, and died New Year's Day from alleged abuse-related injuries. The child was found to be suffering from multiple skull fractures and brain bleeds. Doctors and nurses also found evidence of past marks on his body, burn marks and head injuries.
Mauldin, who is free on bond while awaiting trial, was indicted in May 2012 by a Berkeley County grand jury on charges of death of a child by a parent, guardian or custodian by child abuse; child abuse causing serious bodily injury; malicious assault; two counts of gross child neglect creating a substantial risk of serious bodily injury; and one count of presenting false information regarding a child's injuries.
Dawkins, who also is free on bond, was indicted on one count of death of a child by a parent, guardian or custodian by child abuse; two counts of gross child neglect creating a substantial risk of serious bodily injury; and one count of presenting false information regarding a child's injuries.
The defendants are accused of failing to seek medical attention for the victim and lying to police about how he suffered his injuries. Dawkins, who is not the child's biological mother, told police that she witnessed Mauldin punch the victim in the face and head multiple times a few days prior to the child's death. The burn marks on the victim's buttocks and legs are believed to have been caused by punishment imposed on the child.
Both have pleaded not guilty to the charges and appeared with their attorneys, Christopher Prezioso and Sherman L. Lambert Sr., for a hearing in the case Thursday.
Prezioso told the court that during a prior abuse and neglect hearing involving Mauldin before West Virginia 23rd Judicial Circuit Judge Michael Lorensen, his client had difficulty staying awake and nodded off during the proceedings.
That led Prezioso to have concerns about his client's competency and his ability to effectively assist counsel.
Mauldin underwent an evaluation performed by Dr. Bernard Lewis, who determined that Mauldin is not competent to proceed to trial, but found there is a significant likelyhood Mauldin will be able to regain competency relatively quickly.
"He cannot stand trial, nor can he engage in plea negotiations," Prezioso said.
Prezioso indicated Mauldin has cognitive disabilities and a new medication treatment program may have affected his competency. He said the judge had two choices -either allow Mauldin to continue with additional outpatient psychological treatment or order that he report to the William R. Sharpe Jr. Hospital, a psychiatric hospital in Weston, for treatment to restore his competency.
Prezioso estimated treatment would only likely take 30 to 60 days once a bed becomes available at the hospital.
Berkeley County Prosecutor Pamela Games-Neely, who was prepared to file a motion for a continuance based on the unavailability of a state witness, said she had no reason to dispute the doctor's findings and suggested that the quickest way to resolve the issue is for him to be sent to the William J. Sharpe Hospital.
"I think he realistically can be restored. It's faster to do it this way. We're looking for expediency at this point," Games-Neely said.
Games-Neely subsequently joined Prezioso's motion seeking to continue Mauldin's and Dawkins' trial.
Lambert objected to the continuance, asking the court to allow his client be tried separately. He also made an oral motion asking the court to dismiss his client's charges based on the delay of the trial, arguing that the state could always re-indict his client in the future if need be. Lambert told the court it has almost been a year since his client had been indicted and argued that she be tried within three terms of court.
"Why should she sit? It's just wrong. It's unfair," Lambert said.
He said there's no guarantee Mauldin's competency will be restored quickly and said he is concerned that his client will left waiting indefinitely to have a trial, noting that one defendant sent to Sharpe in recent history spent two years at the facility before he was released.
Both Yoder and Games-Neely noted that Dawkins had previously waived her right to a speedy trial and she was granted a continuance to undergo her own evaluation. Games-Neely said the state had plenty of time, about a year, to try both Mauldin and Dawkins and said there would a significant cost to the state if the case were tried twice.
Yoder told Lambert that if the delay lasts longer than 90 days, he could reconsider motions to sever the trial. A status hearing in the case was scheduled for April 25.
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Interleague Play Ends, And Not A Moment Too Soon
Can you say "nightmare"? Well, wake me when it is over…oh, wait a minute…you say it is over? Whew! Thank goodness, because I could not take this interleague play even one second longer! Posting the worst record for interleague play in all of baseball, the Phillies went 4-11 and have now lost their last 6 series since sweeping the Braves way back at the beginning of June. The only good news is that the next series is back in Atlanta where, hopefully, they can get comfortable again and back to their winning ways.
I honestly don't know what to say about the last two games. Cole Hamels and Jamie Moyer both pitched well, as expected. The offense decided to play for Cole, but not for Jamie. I thought for sure the pitcher the Phillies faced last night, who was younger and inexperienced was a guy they definitely should have hit. But again, they were impatient at the plate; they swung at bad pitches and then did not protect the plate with 2 strike counts. It's like they were hitting backwards: Swinging like mad with 0-1 strikes at any old crap and then standing there looking stupid watching strike 3 sail on by. And how many times are these guys going to are argue balls and strikes with the home plate umpire? This gets you nowhere! If the pitch is close, especially with 2 strikes, you HAVE to swing. If you don't like it, you try to foul it off…what else can you do? All this yapping is going to do nothing but get a lot of these players a bad rep with the umpires, and they will not be likely to see borderline calls go their way in the future. Just one of those things that irks me…
So, I guess the All-Star voting is almost done (ends 7/2, midnight). Here is your last chance to get your VOTE in there! Remember what I said a few weeks ago now…I taught my cat how to use the computer so he could vote in my absence, so NO excuses now! In fact, my cat Tony is so smart, he in turn showed his brother, Fuzz the cat, how to use the laptop and he is also assisting in the process. Fuzz prefers to wear his Phanatic slippers while voting, although sometimes they make typing difficult. Or, at least that is his excuse for why he keeps "accidentally" voting for players on the Tigers roster. It's a feline thing I guess… Ok, so keep voting…we need Phillies at the All-Star game!!!!
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The part about them being impatient at the plate I'd been noticing for days at my blog. But them getting ticked off at the ump for call third strikes is new, and might be only showing frustration at their on inability to bat right now. But you're right, they shouldn't be arguing with the umps when things are going bad fro them, as it'll get the umps poed at them and start close pitches strike just to tell them, 'Okay, mister, I'm the one in control here, not you.' Man, I think Charlie just need to call a general club house meeting and tell these guys we are going to go and talk over baseball hitting 101: Don't swing at pitcher's junk, don't swing at balls that you can't reach, (Ryan), don't swing at the first blasted pitch unless you're sure you can hit it (Rollins), be more patient at the plate (General), move the blasted runner over with less than two outs (General), etc. I wonder if it's too soon to call off the ticker tape parade?
Talk about arguing…I'm sure you didn't see it, but on Sunday Mike Jacobs started barking at the ump when he rang him up on a called third strike that was at shoe-level and inside. And that is NOT an exaggeration. Because there are always about 230 people for a Marlins home game you could hear everything Jacobs said to the ump because the field mics are turned all the way up, including "If you think that's a strike, then you aren't a Major League umpire." Amazingly he didn't get thrown out……is Vicente Padilla really 10-4? I happened to peek at the box score the other day and did a double take…I still think the Phillies are the team to beat in the NL East. Despite the recent skid I'm sure they will right the ship against Atlanta this week. They own the Braves this year.
Wow…how do you not get tossed for that? No "profanity" I guess…funny!! So, thanks for the words of encouragement…it has been a rough few weeks :o( Yeah, I am hoping we'll bounce back in Atlanta. And you guys should have some fun beating the pants off the Nats! And hey, I was thinking of maybe heading down to Miami in Sept. for the Phillies-Marlins series so maybe I'll boost the attendance to a huge 231! Maybe they should pay ME to go just to fill a seat? You'd think with the Fish kicking butt this year, more people would come to games. I guess the traffic is really just that bad. Been to that stadium a few times (I am actually a Dolphins fan, sadly) and I can say, it is in a BAD spot and not fun to get to. Anyway, have a good one!
Jacobs wasn't thrown out for arguing with the ump? I guess he didn't thrown a few f-bombs for that to have happened. Also thanks for the encouragement, but I got this really bad feeling in the bit of my stomach that it isn't going to happen. Call be a pessimist right now, but I'd been following this team since 1970 to know that when they stink, they stay stinking until someone comes out and tells them, okay, guys, enough time to feel sorry for ourselves, it times to make the other teams pay for our misery. Hopefully Chase will be the one doing it, cause Jay-Ro certainly isn't. Aaron Rowand, where are you???
Funny you should mention Rowand…I have already begun typing my "rant" on that particular topic :o) I was holding comment to see how these guys react tonight after the off day, but believe me, it's coming… Something that has been bugging me for a long while now. Stay tuned… :o)


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The diagnosis of MDS ultimately depends on microscopic examination of bone marrow and the analysis of damage to the chromosomes, or DNA of bone marrow cells. MDS tends to produce nonspecific symptoms and the bone marrow biopsy will be necessary for diagnosis.
The diagnosis and prognosis of MDS includes the following:
- Review of medical history
- Physical exam
- Diagnostic testing
- Cytology
- Staging
- Prognosis
Review of Medical History
Your doctor will ask about your symptoms and medical history. Your answers may point in any of 3 directions: to red blood cells that suggest anemia, to blood clotting mechanisms if you are bruising or bleeding, or to the immune system if you are having persistent infections. Rarely, people may present during an acute infection that signifies an infection-fighting deficit. In this case, a persistent sore throat or nonhealing infection elsewhere may be the first sign of difficulty.
Physical Exam
There may be little or nothing to discover from your physical exam. You may have bruising, an active infection somewhere in your body, or findings such as pale skin and a rapid heartbeat that suggest anemia. Your spleen, lymph glands, and/or liver may be enlarged.
Diagnostic Testing
General lab tests may include:
- Blood and urine tests—These tests will be done as a routine and may reveal abnormalities, but they will not be specific. A complete blood count (CBC) analyzes the number of blood cells by type to determine if they are within normal ranges.
- Peripheral blood smear—Your blood sample will be examined in the laboratory under a microscope. If you have MDS, some or all of your blood cells will be either abnormal or deformed when examined under magnification. The most common abnormality is one of quantity. In MDS, low amounts of one or more blood cell types may be present. Occasionally the number may be increased and the relative counts may fluctuate over time.
If there are abnormalities in your blood tests, your doctor will likely refer you to a hematologist (a blood disorder specialist), who will do a bone marrow biopsy.
A needle is inserted into the back of the pelvis to the right or left of the midline, or the sternum (breastbone). A sample of the bone marrow tissue is suctioned out for testing in 2 parts. The first part is called the aspiration where 1-2 teaspoons of bone marrow liquid is removed. The second part involves removing a small core of tissue (biopsy) to examine the architecture surrounding the cells. The exam of the bone marrow tissue will not only confirm a diagnosis, it will also characterize the type of MDS and provide treatment and prognostic information. Some of the aspiration material is also sent for molecular and chromosome analysis.
Cytology is the study of cells. The cytology of cancer cells differs significantly from normal cells, and doctors use the unique cellular features seen on biopsy samples to determine the diagnosis and assess the prognosis of a cancer. With MDS, the bone marrow produces enough cells, but the cells are abnormal and unable to function properly. Any or all of the cell types in the marrow may show abnormalities that will confirm your diagnosis with precision. However, a few cell types are critical to the final classification of the several forms of MDS:
- A blast is the most immature form of any of the cell types. More than 30% blasts in the bone marrow traditionally signifies the presence of acute leukemia.
- A ringed sideroblast is from the red blood cell series.
Tests can also be done to look at the cellular chromosomes. MDS can be diagnosed when there are missing or abnormal chromosomes.
International Prognostic Scoring System (IPSS)
WHO (World Health Organization) Scoring System (WPSS)
Staging is the process by which doctors determine the prognosis of a cancer that has already been diagnosed. Staging is essential for making a treatment plan. Several features of the cancer are used to arrive at a staging classification, the most common being the size of the original tumor, extent of local invasion, and spread to distant sites (metastasis). Low staging classifications imply a favorable prognosis, whereas high staging classifications imply an unfavorable prognosis.
Since MDS is a bone marrow disease, it can not be classified using the traditional staging method. Instead, there are 2 different staging systems used for MDS: International Prognostic Scoring System (IPSS) and WHO (World Health Organization) Scoring System (WPSS).
The IPSS rates three factors to stage MDS:
- Percentage of blasts in the bone marrow
- Chromosome abnormalities
- Patient blood counts
Patients are given a score for each of the 3 factors. The lower the score the better the prognosis. The scores are added together to get an overall IPSS score. There are 4 categories of IPSS scores:
- Low risk
- Intermediate-1 risk
- Intermediate-2 risk
- High risk
The IPSS scoring uses the following 5 classifications of bone marrow appearance:
- Refractory anemia with ringed sideroblasts (RARS)
- Refractory anemia (RA)
- Chronic myelomonocytic leukemia (CMML)
- Refractory anemia with excess blasts (RAEB)
- Refractory anemia with excess blasts in transformation (RAEB-t)
Each of these types has criteria for definition, including the presence of ring sideroblasts and the percentage of cells that are called blasts. In general, the greater the damage, the more the chromosomal damage, and the greater the number of blasts in the bone marrow, the greater the chance of progressing to acute leukemia.
This system uses three factors to score risk:
- Type of MDS based on 8 WHO classifications
- Chromosome abnormalities
- Patient need for transfusions
Once scored, patients are placed into one of 5 groups:
- Very low risk
- Low risk
- Intermediate risk
- High risk
- Very high risk
The WHO scoring systems uses the WHO classification system for type of MDS:
- Refractory anemia
- Refractory anemia with ringed sideroblasts
- Refractory cytopenia with multilineage dysplasia
- Refractory cytopenia with multilineage dysplasia and ringed sideroblasts
- Refractory anemia with excess blasts-1
- Refractory anemia with excess blasts-2
- Myelodysplastic syndrome, unclassified
- Myelodysplastic syndrome associated with isolated del(5q)
Prognosis is a forecast of the probable course and/or outcome of a disease or condition. Prognosis is most often expressed as the percentage of patients who are expected to survive over 5-10 years. Cancer prognosis is a notoriously inexact process. This is because the predictions are based on the experience of large groups of patients with cancer in various stages. Using this information to predict the future of an individual patient is always imperfect and often flawed, but it is the only method available. Prognoses provided in this monograph and elsewhere should always be interpreted with this limitation in mind. They may or may not reflect your unique situation.
The table below gives the 5-year survival rate and risk of leukemia according to IPSS risk groups.
The table below gives the median survival and risk of leukemia according to WPSS risk groups.
Revision Information
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It's a matter of different technology. Piezoelectric printhead has long channel that provides ink to a nozzle, so there's a lot of place where air bubbles can gather, which leads to clogging - in thermal printhead the same channel is much, much shorter, so condensation of air bubbles is not such an issue. Another problem is that piezoelectric membrane produces significally lower preasure while ejecting ink than heater in thermal nozzle.
While these differences of technology may well be correctly stated, I don't see why they would frustrate the development of a piece of firmware that turns the printer on at scheduled intervals, triggers a nozzle check or test page, then shuts itself down again. When you think of it, manufacturers of domestic ovens have enabled absentee householders to roast food on this basis for many decades now. Admittedly, the mechanics of an Epson 7900 are more complex than a kitchen stove, but so are the abilities of our firmware designers.
I suppose that (due to the above mentioned differences) piezoelectric print head would just require much more ink for such procedure, and/or it wouldn't be as effective as in case of thermal print heads.
Ok, found a way to purge all nozzles for all ten inks with QTR. I posted the needed files and instructions here.
If I had to let the printer self-run 6 of those over a three week absence at a total cost of less than 2 dollars, it makes a hell of a lot of sense compared with the value of my time spent dealing with declogging the printer upon return.
I wouldn't make such a speculation - it's completely unsupported by facts. The amount of ink used in a nozzle check is VERY trivial, and by my calculations even a letter-sized print of a real photograph in an Epson 4900 uses about 0.57 ml for 6*9 inches of sheet coverage. The cost of that here in Toronto for example is about 30 Canadian cents including taxes. If I had to let the printer self-run 6 of those over a three week absence at a total cost of less than 2 dollars, it makes a hell of a lot of sense compared with the value of my time spent dealing with declogging the printer upon return.
Can't speak of x900 - but as a former SP7880 user I used to print nozzle checks everyday, and the printer meanly kept clogging anyway (prefereably in the middle of 24x36" baryta printing) - so at least in my case it wasn't usupported by facts.
Hi Blue Moon,You sound like an engineer or chemist. There is a lot of good information in your post. Some of your ideas for maintenance should have been provided by Epson support. Epson doesn't support this product not nearly as it should. They've left us high and dried out. I want to make photographic prints, not spend my time navigating the mine field of their poor printer design. Anyway I greatly appreciate your's and Eric's input. We need a manual describing how to survive life with the Epson 900 series printers.Thanks,Bob DeBellis


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Pyro-E's energy conversion device provides a unique solution to boost the efficiency of small, distributed energy systems. Recently, advances in photovoltaics have led a paradigm shift towards direct energy conversion. This shift also points to the need for effective heat to electricity conversion where no solution currently exists for one of the largest and most accessible energy source in the country. That is, the US in 2010 released 56 percent of the total energy produced into the atmosphere in the form of waste heat and pollution. Yet, no viable solution exists given the engineering challenges in manufacturability and cost. By overcoming the above, the proposed technology will address the critical need for increasing the energy-use efficiency of 1) fuel cell and diesel generators; 2) gasoline automobile and hybrids; and 3) industrial furnaces and gas pipelines. The broad, long-term objective is to achieve cost-parity with turbines for power generation, 4-times longer life, and the equivalent savings on maintenance. This provides benefit to society in the form of cheaper energy, less reliance on fossil fuel, and improved environmental quality.
Bioadhesive Alliance Inc. is a developer and manufacturer of "PiGrid", bio-based adhesive that is green, low cost, and durable and can be utilized as a substitute to petroleum-based asphalt binder.
Bearing Analytics is a leading-edge equipment monitoring company aimed at pioneering a new era in industrial bearing condition monitoring. Our objective is to consolidate the needs of customers, environment, and manufacturers to improve asset management and energy efficiency capabilities one bearing at a time.
PlasTek™ is patent-pending technology created by Inviroment™ that facilitates the biodegradation of all types of plastic found in landfills. PlasTek™ is sprayed onto waste as it enters a landfill and begins to decompose any plastic it touches, resulting in additional landfill capacity. It also accelerates methane output from plastics, which can be collected from landfills as a source of clean energy.
SiNode Systems is a battery materials venture developing silicon-graphene anodes for the next generation of lithium-ion batteries. SiNode anodes offer higher battery capacity and faster charging rates, all while being produced via a low cost solution chemistry-based manufacturing process.
Picasolar wholly owns the hydrogen selective emitter (HSE) technology. HSE can increase the efficiency of solar cells by up to 15 percent and remove up to 33 percent of the silver grid lines in a conventional silicon solar cell.


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|letters: essential tremor. - Considine, Joseph
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|Departments: The Waiting Room
|this way in: puzzling out the affordable care act. - Collier, Andrea
|neurobics: hidden details, a brain teaser that tests your memory, language, and logic skills. - Kim, Scott
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Energy Basics Trump Obama/Romney Trade: Q&A With Blackstone's David Foley
NEW YORK ( TheStreet) -- Meaningful discussion on energy policy during the first presidential debate between Barack Obama and Mitt Romney took a back seat to a seemingly endless schooling on taxes, the national debt and the budget deficit.
For energy investors who are looking to invest billions in the sector in coming years, that may be the point.
In late September, TheStreet spoke to David Foley, the head of private equity giant Blackstone's (BX) energy unit - called Blackstone Energy Partners - about how he's looking to invest in the sector given what appears to a big divide between Democrats and Republicans on key issues like regulation, subsidies and how to develop oil, gas and renewable energy resources over the long-term.
Foley, who has been with Blackstone since 1996 and was charged with building the firm's vaunted energy investing unit, repeatedly spoke about how he's looking to make energy investments that aren't contingent on a presidential election outcome or specific promises to change a regulation or subsidy.
Instead, Foley says Blackstone is combing the U.S. and the rest of the world for energy investments that have financial and political support already in place, which may make them a winning proposition without political bets. According to Blackstone's Web site, the firm has never lost money on an energy investment, after plowing $6.3 billion in the sector since 1997.
The lions share of Blackstone's energy investment has gone into joint venture's and private companies aren't available to ordinary stock investors - for instance a multi-billion dollar investment in German offshore wind farm and a bet on solar energy in India -- but the fund is also a key investor in publicly traded companies like Kosmos Energy (KOS) , which it helped to launch. In February, Blackstone invested $2 billion to help Cheniere Energy Partners (CQP) -- roughly 90% owned by Cheniere Energy (LNG) -- build a $10 billion natural gas liquefaction plant to export gas internationally, where prices trade at multiples of the U.S. market.
Notable in Foley and Blackstone's energy investing approach is a lack of short term bets like reading tea leaves for election year policy change, and instead, a focus on long-term exploration and development trends that work regardless of who takes the White House.
Throughout the private equity industry, a surge in shale drilling investment signals one opportunity where election year politics do little to color the investing outlook.
In Wednesday's debate, both candidates spoke about leveraging shale resources to foster U.S. energy independence, in coming years. Foley spoke to TheStreet about private equity's role in developing the resource and what billions in PE industry holdings may mean for oil giants like ExxonMobil (XOM) who may look at M&A to grow production reserves, as firms exit investments.


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I fell asleep during Kings/Girls (love that MJ) but am not sorry to see the Kings came out on top.
Happy that the 'Hawks tied their series, of course. That game I stayed awake for 'till the end. Interesting to see if Shaw is suspended. I like him but he needs to calm down a bit. I think he'll be suspended, but then again, I thought Weber would be.


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Home List of Titles COLD GASS, an IRAM legacy survey of molecular gas in massive galaxies I: relations between H 2, H I, stellar content and structural properties
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- COLD GASS, an IRAM legacy survey of molecular gas in massive galaxies I: relations between H 2, H I, stellar content and structural properties
- Author(s)
- Saintonge, Amelie; Kauffmann, Guinevere; Kramer, Carsten; Tacconi, Linda J.; Buchbender, Christof; Catinella, Barbara; Fabello, Silvia; Gracia-Carpio, Javier; Wang, Jing; Cortese, Luca; Fu, Jian; Genzel, Reinhard; Giovanelli, Riccardo; Guo, Qi; Haynes, Martha P.; Heckman, Timothy M.; Krumholz, Mark R.; Lemonias, Jenna; Li, Cheng; Moran, Sean; Rodriguez-Fernandez, Nemesio; Schiminovich, David; Schuster, Karl; Sievers, Albrecht
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- We are conducting COLD GASS, a legacy survey for molecular gas in nearby galaxies. Using the IRAM 30-m telescope, we measure the CO(1-0) line in a sample of ~350 nearby (Mpc), massive galaxies (log(M */Msun) > 10.0). The sample is selected purely according to stellar mass, and therefore provides an unbiased view of molecular gas in these systems. By combining the IRAM data with Sloan Digital Sky Survey (SDSS) photometry and spectroscopy, GALEX imaging and high-quality Arecibo Hi data, we investigate the partition of condensed baryons between stars, atomic gas and molecular gas in 0.1-10L* galaxies. In this paper, we present CO luminosities and molecular hydrogen masses for the first 222 galaxies. The overall CO detection rate is 54 per cent, but our survey also uncovers the existence of sharp thresholds in galaxy structural parameters such as stellar mass surface density and concentration index, below which all galaxies have a measurable cold gas component but above which the detection rate of the CO line drops suddenly. The mean molecular gas fractionof the CO detections is 0.066 +/- 0.039, and this fraction does not depend on stellar mass, but is a strong function of (NUV -r) colour. Through stacking, we set a firm upper limit offor red galaxies with NUV -r> 5.0. The average molecular-to-atomic hydrogen ratio in present-day galaxies is 0.3, with significant scatter from one galaxy to the next. The existence of strong detection thresholds in both the Hi and CO lines suggests that 'quenching' processes have occurred in these systems. Intriguingly, atomic gas strongly dominates in the minority of galaxies with significant cold gas that lie above these thresholds. This suggests that some re-accretion of gas may still be possible following the quenching event.
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- Journal article
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- Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society, Vol. 415, no. 1 (Jul 2011), pp. 32-60
- Publication year
- 2011
- FOR Code(s)
- 0201 Astronomical and Space Sciences
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- Fundamental parameters; Galaxies; Galaxy evolution; GALEX Arecibo SDSS Survey; GASS; ISM; Radio lines; Surveys
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- Wiley-Blackwell
- 0035-8711
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- Copyright © 2011 The Authors. Journal copyright © 2011 Royal Astronomical Society.
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Aseptic necrosis of the hip is the death of bone tissue in the head of the femur (thigh bone) due to an inadequate blood supply.
There is a specific type of aseptic necrosis of the hip called Legg-Calvé-Perthes disease. It affects the growth plate at the upper end of the femur in children. It most commonly affects boys aged 5-10 years old.
Aseptic necrosis of the hip is caused by any event or condition that damages the arteries that feed the head of the femur . The most common events are fractures in the upper femur and dislocations of the hip, especially developmental dysplasia of the hip. Other causes reduce the blood supply by closing off or compressing the blood vessels.
Risk Factors
Factors that increase your chance of developing aseptic necrosis of the hip include:
- Femoral neck fractures
- Hip trauma
- Dislocation of the hip
- Radiation therapy
- Prolonged or repeated use of cortisone-like drugs
- Decompression sickness
- Sickle cell disease
- Gaucher disease
- Cushing disease
- Smoking
- Excessive alcohol use
- Systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE)—especially if SLE is being treated with corticosteroids
- Chronic renal failure or renal transplantation
- HIV infection
Symptoms may include:
- Groin pain, especially with weight-bearing actions
- Hip pain or limited hip motion
- Buttock, thigh, and knee pain
- Limping
You will be asked about your symptoms and medical history. A physical exam will be done. You may be referred to an orthopedic surgeon.
Images may need to be taken of your internal structures, especially your bones. This can be done with:
Talk with your doctor about the best treatment plan for you. Treatment options include the following:
Physical Therapy
Your doctor or physical therapist may advise non-weight-bearing exercises to minimize disease progression.
The following medications may be prescribed:
- Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, such as ibuprofen, to relieve pain
- Bisphosphonates to prevent the loss of bone mass
- Iloprost to relax blood vessels
- Enoxaparin to prevent blood clots
There are several surgical procedures used to treat aseptic necrosis of the hip. The choice depends on the extent of disease and the age and health status of the patient. Bone grafts, decompression of the inside of the bone, realignment of the bone, femoral head resurfacing, and prosthetic hip replacement are some options.
To help reduce your chances of getting aseptic necrosis of the hip, take the following steps:
- Minimize the dose and duration of cortisone-like drugs.
- Avoid decompression disease when diving underwater.
- Reduce or stop smoking.
- Avoid excessive alcohol.
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Whipped Sweet Potatoes-Gundersen Lutheran 500 Club
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Makes 6 servings
Getting started Equipment you will need: large pot, sharp knife, vegetable peeler, electric mixer Do right away when you get home: action step 1
6 sweet potatoes
½ cup 1% milk
½ cup real maple syrup
¼ cup butter
Salt* and pepper to taste
1. Bring a large pot of water to boil. Peel and cube sweet potatoes. Add to water and cook until tender, about 20 minutes.
2. Using an electric mixer on low, whip potatoes slowly adding milk, ¼ cup at a time. Use more or less to achieve desired texture. Add butter and syrup. Season to taste. Blend until smooth. Serve hot.
Suggested Side Items: Apple Butter Pork Roast and green beans with almonds
Tips: This recipe can easily be doubled to serve more people or halved to serve less. Maple syrup can be eliminated and replaced with 1-2 minced cloves of garlic for a more savory side dish. Shopping list: 6 medium sweet potatoes Real maple syrup
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McConnell Dowell works on the road between the market and Fagatogo Square over the weekend. They also paved over the worst of the pothole ridden areas on the road to LBJ and in front of the ANZ Amerika Samoa Bank at Lions Park. Potholes plague the territory's aging roads, with lack of money for the fix said to be the problem. (Read Fono Briefs for update on Airport Road).


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With the Uncharted 3 Multiplayer Beta now available to everyone, this Wednesday is even better than your normal New Comic Book Day. That's right, folks: it's also Feedback time! Dont' fall for the summer doldrums just yet. We're right smack between E3 and Comic-Con, so there is still plenty of geeking out yet to happen as the temperatures rise and vacation time stretches ahead. To help you figure out what to do with your summer, the Feedback Crew of Adam Sessler, Jake Gaskill, Stephen Johnson, and Emily Gordon are here to help you out.
Besides Uncharted 3, the gang talks about the Journey beta, the Resident Evil: Mercenaries 3D debacle, and the Call of Duty XP event coming up in September in Los Angeles. Then of course, there's Microsoft's entire upcoming "Summer of Arcade," so see what everyone is looking forward to. Also, ever wonder what we're playing right now? Find out inside!
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I played with these irons for about 12 yrs. and still got a good amount on trade with Global Golf. Now that I mention it, why did I ever trade them in the first place. Long, forgiving and smooth; these Eye 2's are a great quality iron. If the allure of new pings wasn't too great, I'd still be shooting these.
I have played these for clubs for about 25 years. Many times I have looked into getting new irons to update my equipment. After trying various demo clubs over the years I have always concluded that my Pings were at least as good as the demos I tried. I am once again looking into updating my equipment, and who knows maybe this time I will find some clubs I feel are better?
I've had more than 25 different sets of irons during the last few years. I still keep going back to these and keep selling the other stuff that I bought and used only a few weeks. The Callaway x-14's were pretty good, but the Eye2's still rule in my bag.
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The Air Force is planning four meetings in northern New Mexico regarding a proposal to establish a Low Altitude Tactical Navigation area for Special Operation forces at Cannon Air Force Base.
A LATN area allows airmen to practice low level military flight activities (between 200 and 500 feet above the ground). The airspace identified extends just north of Colorado Springs, Colo., west to Aspen and Grand Junction, Colo. and south to Torrance, Guadalupe and Curry counties in New Mexico.
Public scoping meetings are also being scheduled for Colorado locations.
The initial public scoping period runs through Nov. 15, and is being conducted to allow public comment, and idenfitication of issues, prior to initiating an environmental assessment.


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A Moment of Live Blogging
Okay, so it's the top of the 5th, and Milledge just botched Manny Ramirez's pop up to take the score to 5-2 Sox. I'm about to pop open a bottle of white I've got chilling in my freezer (a publication gift) and hunker down to keep rooting for the team.
But blogging a giggle or two can't hurt, right? Am I the only one who guffawed when the camera closed in on Johnny Pesky and one of the announcers asked: "Do you think he minds that there's graffiti all over his pole?"
And it was nice to see Jim Rice on the field at the beginning of the game. Being Zoe Rice myself, you can imagine I see him at all the family picnics. Just kidding. My family doesn't picnic.
Ba dum dum.
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Nice blog..ANyway I am torn who to root for I am a big REd Sox fan and a big mets fan cant decide.
Knew you weren't going to be happy when Reyes crashed into Tek. Lots of fantasy owners holding breath, too.
I predicted on MLB Radio/TV that the Mets are going to the World Series. I hope, they don't let me down? They didn't play too well tonight.
Let's see what happens.
Kaylee: Easy choice there! Mets!! But there's logic to it: Sox fans are used to rooting for the underdog. We haven't won in 20 yrs!
But lordy, we're gonna have to knock on wood and spit away the evil eye with mentions of the W*rld S*ries.
I confess to much superstition when it comes to taunting that evil eye…
okay the red sox do not need another world series they got theres in 2004 right?GOOO Mets
Nah. We need another 21 if nothing more than to shut up the Yankee fans🙂
And you think we don't need to shut up Yankees fans!? For real!?


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Home List of Titles Final results from the Hubble Space Telescope key project to measure the Hubble Constant
Please use this identifier to cite or link to this item: http://hdl.handle.net/1959.3/1846
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- Final results from the Hubble Space Telescope key project to measure the Hubble Constant
- Author(s)
- Freedman, Wendy L.; Madore, Barry F.; Gibson, Brad K.; Ferrarese, Laura; Kelson, Daniel D.; Sakai, Shoko; Mould, Jeremy R.; Kennicutt, Robert C.; Ford, Holland C.; Graham, John A.; Huchra, John P.; Hughes, Shaun M.; Illingworth, Garth D.; Macri, Lucas M.; Stetson, Peter B.
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- We present here the final results of the Hubble Space Telescope (HST) Key Project to measure the Hubble constant. We summarize our method, the results, and the uncertainties, tabulate our revised distances, and give the implications of these results for cosmology. Our results are based on a Cepheid calibration of several secondary distance methods applied over the range of about 60–400 Mpc. The analysis presented here benefits from a number of recent improvements and refinements, including (1) a larger LMC Cepheid sample to define the fiducial period-luminosity (PL) relations, (2) a more recent HST Wide Field and Planetary Camera 2 (WFPC2) photometric calibration, (3) a correction for Cepheid metallicity, and (4) a correction for incompleteness bias in the observed Cepheid PL samples. We adopt a distance modulus to the LMC (relative to which the more distant galaxies are measured) of μ0 = 18.50 ± 0.10 mag, or 50 kpc. New, revised distances are given for the 18 spiral galaxies for which Cepheids have been discovered as part of the Key Project, as well as for 13 additional galaxies with published Cepheid data. The new calibration results in a Cepheid distance to NGC 4258 in better agreement with the maser distance to this galaxy. Based on these revised Cepheid distances, we find values (in km s-1 Mpc-1) of H0 = 71 ± 2 ± 6 (systematic) (Type Ia supernovae), H0 = 71 ± 3 ± 7 (Tully-Fisher relation), H0 = 70 ± 5 ± 6 (surface brightness fluctuations), H0 = 72 ± 9 ± 7 (Type II supernovae), and H0 = 82 ± 6 ± 9 (fundamental plane). We combine these results for the different methods with three different weighting schemes, and find good agreement and consistency with H0 = 72 ± 8 km s-1 Mpc-1. Finally, we compare these results with other, global methods for measuring H0.
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- Journal article
- Research centre
- Swinburne University of Technology. Centre for Astrophysics and Supercomputing
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- Astrophysical journal, Vol. 553, no. 1 (May 2001), pp. 47-72
- Publication year
- 2001
- Keyword(s)
- Stars: Variables: Cepheids; Cosmology: Observations; Cosmology: Distance Scale; Galaxies: Distances and Redshifts
- Publisher
- University of Chicago Press
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- Copyright © 2001 The American Astronomical Society. All rights reserved. Reproduced in accordance with the copyright policy of the publisher.
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Home List of Titles Strain-rate potential based elastic/plastic anisotropic model for metals displaying tension-compression asymmetry
Please use this identifier to cite or link to this item: http://hdl.handle.net/1959.3/190952
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- Strain-rate potential based elastic/plastic anisotropic model for metals displaying tension-compression asymmetry
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- Yoon, Jong-Hun; Cazacu, Oana; Yoon, Jeong Whan
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- Theoretical description of plastic anisotropy requires the definition of either stress potentials or plastic strain-rate potentials. In general, strain-rate potentials are more suitable for process design. Existing strain-rate potentials (phenomenological or texture-based) are applicable only to the description of the plastic behavior of materials with cubic crystal structure. Very recently, Cazacu et al. have developed an orthotropic strain-rate potential applicable to metals that display tension-compression asymmetry when subjected to monotonic loading (e.g. hexagonal metals). This strain-rate potential is the exact work-conjugate of the anisotropic stress potential of Cazacu et al. In this paper, an elastic/plastic formulation based on the proposed strain-rate potential and a fully implicit time integration algorithm for this potential are presented. Finite-element tube bending simulation results demonstrate the capabilities of the model to represent the effects of the anisotropy and tension-compression asymmetry of the material on its mechanical response. If a material has the same yield in tension and compression, the strain-rate potential reduces to that proposed by Hill. Further, validation of the robustness and accuracy of the integration algorithm is performed by using this new model and Hill to simulate a circular cup drawing test of a steel plate.
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- Journal article
- Research centre
- Swinburne University of Technology. Faculty of Engineering and Industrial Sciences
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- Computer Methods in Applied Mechanics and Engineering, Vol. 200, no. 23-24 (Jun 2011), pp. 1993-2004
- Publication year
- 2011
- FOR Code(s)
- 0102 Applied Mathematics; 0905 Civil Engineering; 0913 Mechanical Engineering
- Keyword(s)
- Algorithms; Anisotropic strain-rate potential; Hexagonal close-packed metals; Stress potentials; Stress update algorithm; Tension-compression asymmetry
- Publisher
- Elsevier
- 0045-7825
- Publisher URL
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- Copyright © 2011 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved.
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Population booms as CSC opensAugust 27,2013
Population booms
as CSC opens
CASTLETON The largest class in the history of Castleton State College has resulted in some students living temporarily in a hotel in Rutland.
CSCs enrollment is expected to top 2,150, a 34-percent increase since 2000, when 1,605 students attended the college. The large class has pushed the colleges housing system to capacity and beyond, said Jeff Weld, CSCs director of college relations.
We filled Hoff Hall, the 162-bed residence hall opened last year, and have converted all usable space in all of our residence halls to accommodate students, Weld said. We have seen an increase in upper-class students who wish to remain on campus, rather than seek alternatives off campus.
As a result, 23 students will be housed at the Holiday Inn in Rutland. School officials expect they will relocate to campus within the next month.
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