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In short: Awesome race....who'd have thought it!In full: Love it, one of the greatest races.Date of review: November 3, 2012
In short: Nowhere else to review 2012 race come on Runners World that is poorIn full: I loved this race the hill is really not that bad I train in Sheffield. The crowds were great and I love the contrast of the scenery on the way round I cracked my aim of going under2 hours for a half in my first year of running so had a real high. The GNR did nothing for me and I just thought it is overhyped on many levels. This however is so much better and sort of passes under the wire. I will be back next year.Date of review: November 3, 2012
In short: Not too daunting for first time 1/2 marathoners like me!In full: Never been to Birmingham before and was pleasantly surprised by the architecture and vibe of the city as well as the community spirit of the event and the amount of spectators at certain points, particularly between the 8/9th mile(some very kindly offering Jelly Babies, sweets and orange slices to runners in need of an energy boost, bless them). As mentioned previously by another poster, the 3 mile stint by the Cadbury's factory could have been 'a little dull' had the road not been used by runners in both directions, so it was interesting to watch runners on the other side, particularly spotting those in fancy dress (and a bobsleigh!!!:-p) However, personally I would have much preferred to run a few more miles around the city centre, only because I'm an out of towner and it would be nice to see all the quarters the town has to offer. Anyway, had no probs running the 10 miles solidly but then the course started to go up hill at a fair incline. This wouldn't have been an issue had I not developed chronic back and hip pain, and so I really had to slow down at this point as the pain was quite uncomfortable, but I didn't deem the hilly end impossible. A few people seemed to walk some of this section and there didn't seem to be a congestion issue for the faster, fitter runners so this was fine. It was also nice to see even more roadside spectators at this crucial point, cheering us on for the last leg, which did help me hobble on and not pull over to the conveniently placed roadside ambulance crew/paramedics etc. Overall, this was my first half marathon experience and I would def like to run another, including this event again as the support, atmosphere and organisation has been so organised and welcoming to this newbie runner.Lastly, because there seemed to be a genuine camaraderie and friendly spirit amongst participants, I was very much saddened by the news of the gentleman who passed away after the event and offer my deepest sympathy to the family of Kevin Paterson and all those who knew him. xxxDate of review: October 24, 2012
In short: Absolutely fantastic race! Killer hill at the end but knew that was on it's way-just kept coming!!In full: Wonderful atmosphere, excellent support and great fun. Has made me even more determined to do a marathon. Am still coming down from the high! So sad to hear the news about the chap who died. Thoughts are with his family.Date of review: October 24, 2012
In short: Comments for 2012 Race - 5th Time ran event and will be back in 2013 In full: This was my 111th half and for any first timers who are thinking about doing a half marathon get yourself out there as value for money with a unique medal and great goody bag. Enjoyable race and got under my target of 2 hours but for all those who just got around Well Done!. Tough Hill at 10 and a half miles but knew it was coming so saved my energy. Organisation, Marshalls, First Aiders and crowd support excellent as per usual. Please Please Please can we just have smaller bottles of Powerade as easier to carry and not wasted.All in all excellent race and I'll be back.Message for Sharon runner 8875 you got under 2 hours I bet your pleased!My condolescence also go out to for the runner who died at the end to his family and friendsDate of review: October 23, 2012
In short: REVIEW IS FOR 2012 RACE HELD ON 21/10/2012In full: It does not seem that there are facilities on this website to rate and review the 2012 race so although this rating will be logged under 2011 it is in fact for the 2012 race!I really enjoyed this race, It was well organised with a no queue bag-drop in the NIA, Although the baggage stewards did not check whether you were taking things from your own bag or someone elses,But it did not appear to cause any problems, There were plenty of toilets and bottled water available before the start which was appreciated. The staggered starts meant that you had room to run during the 1st mile or so of the race which you do not always get in races with large fields and the "Bands on the run" were excellent and very motivating. There was one 3 mile(ish) section which could be interpreted as "Boring" but it is a fast section and the runners coming the opposite way kept me entertained!-As did the excellent crowd support-Who were very vocal and really spurred the runners on!-And there was comraderie between the runners too-A special mention has to be given to the 2 runners who gave up there sub 2 hour finish time 2 support and help a runner (Joy?) the last 400 metres of the race-You guys are and the accolades the commentator gave you for doing it were well deserved!-Well done guys!-Although the finish line funnel seemed quite long it prevented bottlenecks after the finish and gave you a chance to "cool down" while walking-While walking you picked up your goody bag-You just had to make sure that you picked it up from the correct area-Small medium or large etc-You also had to check that it had been packed properly with your medal and t-shirt in but i did not see anyone complaining so it seemed there were no problems, But there is always the possibilty of human error when packing or the wrong size box ending up in the wrong area,so if you do this race check everthing is ok and you have the right sizet-shirt and medal in your goody bag BEFORE you leave the finish line funnel as i do not think you will be allowed back in once you have left-The only negative i could find with this race (or is it) is that we were given two strips of boilie stops (if you don,t know what boilie stops are ask a carp angler!) to secure our timing chips with-Some people managed to rip theirs off at the end of the race but i had pulled mine so tight i had to unthread my laces at the end of the race to get the chip off-still at least there was no way my chip was going to accidentally come of which i always worry about with twist ties and i am going to use the stops to catch some carp!-Although i have had to mark this race down on scenery as it is a city centre race-don,t let that put you off entering what is a very special race-In fact as soon as i finish this review i am going to sign up for 2013 as the entry is already open, which says it all really!-Finally i am afraid i have to end this review on a very sad note, At the finish a runner collapsed and died later in hospital and my condolences go out to his family and friends. I hope in 2013 the organisers hold the race in his memory.Kevin Paterson. RIP XDate of review: October 23, 2012
In short: This was my first half marathon, and hopefully one of many. The organisation was great, as was the atmosphere. It was a lot of fun running alongside so many others in a race of this sizeDate of review: October 22, 2012
In short: Thanks Great Run for organising - much needed changeIn full: The 2010 race was a shabmles with congestion at the start and finish due to very poor organisation.No such problems now the Great Run team have come down from Newcastle to organise. Started in 4 waves (11-13 mins apart) not terrible keen on that but it's a must on this course.Brilliant crowdsMy highliget of the year was seeing the great Haile Gabrselassie strom past on the opposite side of the road on the long out and back section. Date of review: December 11, 2011
In short: Great beginning, lovely smell of chocolate from Cadbury's on route. Hard hill near the end.Date of review: November 24, 2011
In short: Big improvement from last year!In full: Challenging course. More organized and definitely has the potential to be a major running event. I hope that it will become even bigger and better!Date of review: November 23, 2011
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text: CASE NUMBER: 267 CASE MNEMONIC: KOMSO CASE NAME: Komsomolets Radiation Disaster A. IDENTIFICATION 1. The Issue On 7 April, 1989, after thirty-nine days at sea, the Soviet nuclear sub Komsomolets sank in the Barents Sea off the coast of Norway. Forty-two officers in the Soviet navy perished, while most of the officers who did survive escaped with serious injuries. The Komsomolets was unique among submarines in the Soviet navy. It was a 6400 ton forerunner of a new class of nuclear submarines. The Komsomolets also had capabilities beyond those of American submarines. It was able to dive deeper than its predecessors and the advanced nuclear reactor propelled it to speeds faster than any other submarine. It was made of titanium, a stronger metal than conventional materials, but also more expensive. On 7 April, however, none of the supposedly superior aspects of the submarine prevented it from disaster. When fire broke out in the stern of the ship, it quickly spread to other compartments. After surfacing, the intense pressure from the fire was too much for the titanium hull as high pressured oxygen ruptured the hull. The ship sank to the bottom of the sea bed, 1700 meters below the surface. In the ensuing months, specialists initially concluded that the wreck posed little threat to the surrounding ecosystem. But as the years passed evidence of potential environmental damage mounted, pushing officials to announce structural deficiencies in the wreck, and the possibility of plutonium leakage into the sea by 1995. The potential damage to the local ecosystem is enormous and irrevocable. It is one of the richest fishing areas in the world; trade in fisheries, valued at billions of dollars annually, is in jeopardy 2. Description The Komsomolets is not the only nuclear submarine to experience such a major accident. Four other Soviet nuclear subs and two American vessels are supposedly resting at the bottom of the sea. While the other accidents have been mostly forgotten by the press and public, the Komosomolets still demands public scrutiny because of its location and potential environmental damage. It is feared that leaks from the nuclear reactor and torpedoes could imperil rich arctic fisheries, causing massive losses in revenue for several nations. It was only in the last couple of years that the potential damage from the ship was recognized. As late as April of 1993, Russian officials were still claiming (not without warrant) that leaks were "insignificant" and posed no threat to the surrounding environment. It was around this time, however, that environmental repercussions from the accident were first being realized. In an interview on Russian television, Tengiz Nikolayevich Borisov, Chairman of the Specialized Underwater Work of the Russian Federation Government and a primary scientist tasked with examining the accident, discussed the problems with the wreck. After several underwater submersible missions to the site, it became apparent that sea water was eroding the casings of the warheads and the hull of the submarine. This erosion was perpetuated by rapidly shifting currents, which hastened the corrosive process. Borisov frankly admitted there was a real danger of leakage, originally not predicted (if at all) for many years. The reason, ironically, lies in the construction of the submarine itself. Steel components and alloys based on magnesium and aluminum corrode at enormous speeds in the presence of titanium; thus plutonium is predicted to enter the sea at some point in 1995. Borisov predicted that in the summer of 1994, scientists might be able to "buy some time," because a massive operation to either raise the submarine or somehow remove the weapons would take years to plan. Previous expeditions which examined the possible extrication of the sub, concluded this would likely not be possible because of structural decay and corrosion. If the ship breaks up in the process, it might exacerbate any environmental damage. Therefore a mission was planned to seal some of the cracks during the summer of 1994 and forestall the predicted seepage in 1995. This precluded some damage and gave scientists more time to plan another scheme to eradicate the problem. When the expedition reached the wreck during the summer of 1994, scientists were surprised to discover some plutonium leakage. One of the sub's two torpedoes equipped with nuclear warheads appeared to have broke, releasing twenty-two pounds of plutonium into direct contact with the ocean. The expedition was successful in closing some of the holes in the hull of the sub. However, although radioactive levels were low last summer, expedition scientists warn that the rest of the sub must be sealed soon, or else plutonium may show up in the food chain. Norwegian authorities, who have vested trade interests in the region, and scientists concur with this point. It was previously argued that the severe depth of the submarine would preclude detrimental effects to organisms. But scientists have since articulated a plausible scenario illustrating the damaging effects. They are most concerned with the alternating cold and warm ocean currents that can transport contaminated plankton from the depths around the wreck toward the surface where the organisms can be eaten by fish. They are also worried about sea water flowing between the inner titanium and outer steel shells of the material. Additionally, the torpedo casings are especially vulnerable and dangerous. The plutonium released can likely attach to titanium flakes and spread throughout the sea. Scientists are currently considering three options to eradicate the problem. The first and most expensive proposition is to raise the sub. A Dutch firm estimates that this could cost somewhere in the range of $1 billion dollars. But more importantly, most analysts believe this option to be the most hazardous. The submarine has corroded to a point where it is unlikely to stay intact during such an operation. This would worsen environmental problems if it were to break up on its ascent. The second option is to raise only the bow of the craft (section with the torpedoes). But this option has been set aside, since the leakage has rendered the weapons unstable. Because of corrosion, movement of the weapons could cause them to explode. The third and most likely option is to encase the submarine by hermetically sealing it with a jelly substance from crustacean shells containing one to two percent chitosan. It is postulated that this chitinous gel can bind radionuclides better than concrete, as originally postulated A few years after this operation, the warheads could be safely removed. Scientists stress that the warheads must be removed; half-life for plutonium-239 is 24,000 years. The interim sealing process will give scientists time to devise such a plan. The sealing operation will commence in the summer of 1995. The effects of the Komsomolets accident go beyond ecological consequences. There are trade repercussions also. Several European nations fish in the region very close to the exact location where the wreck is submerged. Ecological consequences threaten billions of dollars in revenue from sales of fish to Russia and Europe. There has already been a decrease of fishing in the area, due to minor contamination levels and the perceived threat of future, more extensive, contamination. Once the encasing operation is completed, fishing operations should return to the area in a relatively short period of time. Russia has since been heavily criticized, not so much for the accident itself (accidents of this sort do happen), but because it could have been prevented and more should have been done to rectify the situation. Nevertheless, efforts to quash the potential ecological side- effects are proceeding. It remains to be seen, however, whether or not such efforts will be successful. The aforementioned operation to seal the warheads is scheduled for this summer. 3. Related Cases: CHERNOB case ARCTIC case JAPANSEA case MURUROA case JAPANPL case TEMELIN case MOCHO case DAYABAY case Keyword Clusters (1): Trade Product = FISH (2): Bio-geography = OCEAN (3): Environmental Problem = Species Loss Sea [SPLS] 4. Draft Author: Vincent P. Bonner II Legal Filters 5. Discourse and Status: Disagreement and Incomplete The loss of a nuclear sub is a unique event, and as such, is not covered by an international agreement. Any means of solving a subsequent problem (such as potential pollution by the Komsomolets), must be worked out on an ad hoc basis. In this example, Russia is primarily working with Norway, which has the most to lose if said pollution effects the environment as forecasted. Since there has been minor damage to the environment thus far, most analyses are only informed speculation at best. This will probably prove to be an important consideration in the future as different parties may adhere to different extremes of the exact nature of the problem. 6. Forum and Scope: Russia and Unilateral At this point there is no deliberative body that can broker a solution. Russia and Norway are directly involved and hence will be the primary parties in discussing the future course of action. Other European nations, such as Finland, Sweden, the United Kingdom, and Iceland fish in the Barents and Norwegian Seas and therefore have a stake in the situation. The United States has a vital interest in the Komsomolets also, though not for environmental or trade reasons. The US is interested because they to have lost nuclear subs and are intrigued by methods to salvage the operation. 7. Decision Breadth: 2 (Russia and Norway) In addition to Norway and Russia, some other nations utilize resources from the Barents Sea area. They include, but are not limited to, European nations. 8. Legal Standing: Law Given the capricious state of Russian affairs, one might easily envisage legislators demanding some sort of action depending on what experts predict. They could easily be swayed by nationalism or by the populace as a whole. The Russians are also concerned that a salvage operation may result in a diffusion of sensitive technology to other nations. C. Geographic Filters 9. Geographic Locations: a. Domain: EUROPE b. Site: Northern Europe c. Impact: Russia 10. Sub-National Factors: No 11. Type of Habitat: COOL D. Trade Filters 12. Type of Measure: Regulatory Standard [REGSTD] Because the full extent of any contamination has not been determined, a precise measure of trade damage is not yet possible. Additionally, it is only in the last year, that some contamination is being reported. There has been some effect thus far on trade patterns. Norway however, has reported that some importers, such as France, have raised questions regarding the quality of its marine exports from the Barents Sea region. And, tens of thousands of workers are potentially affected by the pollution. 13. Direct versus Indirect Impact: Direct 14, Relation of Trade Measures to Resource Impact a. Directly related: NO b. Indirectly related: YES FISH c. Not related: NO d. Process related: YES Habitat Loss 15. Trade Product Identification: FISH The discharge of plutonium-239 from the torpedoes warheads, assuming it occurs, will take place in bursts and will continue for several years. Its consequences will be catastrophic. This section of the world ocean is one of the most biologically productive. Eighty percent of the fish caught in the Barents and Norwegian Seas are caught precisely in the region where the Komsomolets went down. Since plutonium has a half-life of 24,000 years, this part of the sea may by unsuitable for fishing for 600- 700 years. 16. Economic Data There is no precise data available as yet. Estimates vary somewhat, depending on the source. Most sources claim that the financial damage to Norway alone will be a loss of revenue in the range of hundreds of millions of dollars annually, hopefully paid by Russia. Over a five year period, the damage to the fishing economy of the region is estimated to be around 3.5 trillion rubles (roughly $3 billion in 1993 prices). This would be added to the $500 million annually that will have be disbursed to Norway to recoup sustained lost revenue. 17. Impact of Trade Restriction: LOW The estimated loss in revenue to certain nations which fish in the effected areas is the only indication of the potential consequences that might arise. 18. Industry Sector: Fish 19. Exporter and Importer: NORWAY and MANY Norway has the most to lose from the pollution. At stake is the rich fishing industry, and by extension, the fish processing industry in the area, which brings in at least $500 million annually and employs thousands of workers. Other nations also fish in the area, including Russia. E. Environment Filters 20. Environmental Problem Type: Habitat loss Those who believe that the situation is exaggerated point to the great depth of the submarine. They rightly emphasize that few fish have their habitat at these depths. But according to environmental experts, this misses a crucial factor. Leaking plutonium will be absorbed by phtoplankton, thus instigating a possible uncontrollable spread of radioactivity. This spread is further exacerbated when fish in the Barents and Norwegian Seas feed on the plankton. Experts also reckon that levels of radioactivity would be 10,000 times more toxic then arsenic. This would render the area unsuitable for fishing operations for hundreds of years. 21. Species Diversity: 150 higher plants per 10,000 km/sq (Russia) 22. Resource Impact: High and Product The potential impact is high, effecting the marine environment for centuries. According to a report to Russian President Boris Yeltsin from the Atomic Energy Ministry, the area is one of the productive spawning grounds for fish in the world. 23. Urgency of Problem: High and Hundreds of Years Some plutonium-239 has been observed leaking from the submarine already, and, when coupled with potential absorption by phtoplankton and subsequent movement through the food chain, thus presents an imminent problem. Furthermore, if the situation is not remedied soon, the potential damage can last hundreds of years. 24. Substitutes: LIKE Products 25. Culture: No 26. Human Rights: No 27. Trans-Boundary Issues: Yes The issue affects Russia and Norway the most. The success or failure of the operation to halt potential environmental damage will have a direct effect on Norway. 28. Relevant Literature Baiduzhy, Andrei, "Russia has only a year left to render the Komsomolets harmless," Current Digest of the Post-Soviet Press, 27 October, 1993, v. 45, n. 39, p. 24. Boston Globe Editorial, "Nuclear Sub Corroding in Barents," 24 January 1993, p.16. Broad, William, J. "Russians Seal Nuclear Sub on Sea Floor," New York Times, 8 September 1994, A7. Elliott, Lawrence, "Mayday on a Nuclear Sub," Reader's Digest, November 1993, Vol. 143, No. 859, pp. 95-101. Kurchtov, Col. A., "They Want to Behead the Komsomolets: Our Descendants are Unlikely to Forgive us For the Execution," Moscow Rossiyskaya Gazeta, 11 October 1994, p.3, translated by the Foreign Broadcast Information Service, London. Lean, Geoffrey, "Russian Dumps 20 N-Reactors at Sea; Yeltsin Learns Full Scale of Horror," London Observer, 11 April 1993, p. 1. Mozgovoy, Alexsander, in the Moscow Rossiyskaya Gazeta, First Edition, p. 2, 26 January, 1993, translated by the Foreign Broadcast Information Service, London. Nenashev, Sergei, "Raising the Komsomolets," Soviet Life, November 1991, n. 11, p. 58. Westerwoudt, Theo, "Sealing a Radioactive Grave," World Press Review, December 1994, Vol. 41, No. 12, p.44. "Heavy Costs for Russia is Sunken Komsomolets Leaks," Moscow 2x2 Television, 16 June 1994. "Sunken sub corroding, could release "plutonium soup," Moscow Ostankino Television First Channel, 20 November 1993. "Program to waterproof Komsomolets to continue in 1995," Moscow Interfax, 23 July 1994, translated by the Foreign Broadcast Information Service, London. "Expedition to Study Submarine's Warheads, Moscow Ostankino Television First Channel, and Orbita Networks, 3 August 1993. Federal Broadcast Information Service, London, Moscow Interfax "Exclusive" Report, 4 November, 1993.

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Betty Y. Lendt
Betty Y. Lendt, age 78, of Sleepy Eye, MN died on February 9, 2013, at Divine Providence Community Home in Sleepy Eye, MN
Visitation will be on Thursday, February 14, 2013 from 4-7 p.m. at the Sturm Funeral Home, Sleepy Eye Chapel and will continue on Friday from 10-11 a.m. at the Trinity Lutheran Church, Sleepy Eye, MN.
Service will be held at the Trinity Lutheran Church, Sleepy Eye, MN, on Friday, February 15, at 11 a.m. The clergy will be Pastor Keith Ainsley.
Arrangements are with the Sturm Funeral Home in Sleepy Eye, MN.
On line condolences may be left for the family at www.sturmfh.com.
Betty Y. (Smail) Lendt was born on November 21, 1934 in Dane County, WI to Raymond R and Anice (Sullins) Smail. She was a graduate of Central High School in Madison, WI. Betsy married Harvey F. Lendt on October 15, 1983 in Madison, WI. She was a talented musician. She enjoyed singing, writing, quilting, gardening, hunting deer and driving the river road.
Those grateful for having shared Betsy's life include her children, Gregg (Joanne) Moore of Mount Vernon, WA, Jennifer (Donnie) Van Haren of Apollo Beach, FL, Bryan Moore, Madison, WI, Cheryl (Greg) Morgan of Sioux Falls, SD, Brian (Sharon) Lendt of Watertown, SD, Allen (Rose) Lendt of Litchfield, MN; 9 grandchildren, Ray, Margaret (Olson) & Matthew Morgan, Rebecca (Julius), Michael, Angela & Natalie Lendt, Alex & Cody Lendt; one great-grandchild, Lauren Olson; brother, John (Gloria) Smail of Lake Mills, WI; sister in-law BJ Smail of Sun Prairie, WI.
She was preceded in death by her loving husband Harvey, brother "big" Ray and her parents Raymond and Anice.
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Our Dave Tickner brings you his betting preview for the final Test between India and England.
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January 1977. Apple Computer Company is incorporated. Jimmy Carter succeeds Gerald Ford as US president. EMI sacks the Sex Pistols. Orlando Bloom is born. And England win successive Test matches in India.
Several generations of iPhone and many US presidents and actors and controversial punk bands later, England have finally repeated that back-to-back feat and now stand on the brink of a truly stunning achievement; Test series victory in India.
They haven't done that since 1984/85. No touring side has done it since the great 2004 Australians - who were also the last visiting team to win two Tests in a series in India. Since 2007, only South Africa (twice) have denied India victory on home soil - now the very least England can achieve having taken a 2-1 lead with one match to play.
England's second-Test victory in Mumbai was hailed as among their very best ever overseas. Last week in Kolkata they arguably surpassed it. The Mumbai Test was in the balance after the first day; England took an early control in Kolkata that they never relinquished. In Mumbai, England were indebted to four staggering individual performances from Alastair Cook and Kevin Pietersen with the bat, and Graeme Swann and Monty Panesar with the ball; Kolkata was a more all-round performance with all four bowlers making key contributions and the top four batsmen all passing 50. Even the returning Ian Bell justified his recall with the collapse-assisting run out of Pujara and 28 not out to steer England home when they made a minor mess of their fourth-innings chase.
India, though, were wretched. They lacked discipline with both bat and ball and were a lazy, uninterested shambling embarrassment in the field.
I was genuinely interested to see how the layers would price up this final Test, as in truth I had no clue. They still can't quite bring themselves to make England favourites despite the evidence of the last two games, and as I still can't quite back them at 9/4, perhaps that's fair enough.
To add to the confusion caused by the unexpected events of the series to date and the rumblings about the pitches, we head for Thursday's final Test to a ground hosting only its fourth match.
India have won two and lost one, but that was a thrashing as they went down by an innings to South Africa in 2010.
Early reports suggest this pitch has the bounce of Mumbai if not the sharp spin but, in truth, at the moment any pitch should favour England. The nagging doubt is that India - with the series on the line - surely can't be as poor as they have been for the last Test-and-a-half.
Let's leave such uncertainty and stick to what we do know: Ravichandran Ashwin has been one of India's best batsmen in this series.
He may be batting number eight, but only Cheteshwar Pujara stands above him in the India series batting averages. Only Cook, Pujara, Pietersen and Virender Sehwag have more than his 214 runs in the series.
This tells you a couple of things. First, it highlights one of the many reasons England are winning this series with India's top-order batting crumbling all too often. Second, it shows very few batsmen on either side have really shone. But third, it tells you that Ashwin can bat.
He started out as a top-order batsman, racking up some impressive stats in age-group cricket, before focusing on his unorthodox spin bowling.
In this series, that seems to have rather reversed. For while England, a couple of spells apart, have found his bowling largely non-threatening, he has more than once proved difficult to dislodge with the bat in his hand.
Commentators have compared his technique to that of recently-retired great VVS Laxman, and it's not as facetious as it sounds. Ashwin's driving and the way he stands tall to flick-pull the quick bowlers are very reminiscent of VVS, and he has the sound technique of someone who has batted for long, long periods (albeit at a standard lower than this).
Watching him in this series, if you were told he was a number five or six batsman then you would have seen nothing to disavow you of that notion. His dizzying spot in India's averages is no fluke. He hasn't been dismissed for a single-figure score in the series to date. He has made two counter-punching half-centuries of genuine class and - most importantly for us - has in his five innings to date been India's leading runscorer once and second twice.
While his price in the top batsman market reflects his place in the batting order, it doesn't reflect his efforts in this series.
I mentioned the potential for bounce in this pitch earlier, and that brings us to our second selection. Monty Panesar has been superb in both victories since he was overlooked in Ahmedabad and should be an outright favourite in the top England bowler market.
He's led the wickets column in three of the four innings since his recall - including both first innings - and is at his most effective when the ball is bouncing as well as turning.
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Desalination, wastewater recycling, and capturing rainwater are three pillars of future water systems.environmental engineering and author of Water 4.0: The Past, Present and Future of the World's Most Vital Resource. Desalination, along with wastewater recycling and capturing and storing rainwater, will be "three main pillars," he said, to replace "water supplies that are going to become less reliable and less available in the future."
In the U.S., water-strapped California leads in both water innovations and needs.foot (325, 851 gallons) — more than double the average cost of groundwater.
`We are tackling both sides of the water problem — disposal and reuse,' says one entrepreneur.behind. The system is currently being tested by a water district in California's agricultural Central Valley, cleaning irrigation runoff tainted with salts leached from the soil. The demonstration is now producing about 14,000 gallons of fresh water a day — a welcome boon to local farmers who received no water from federal allotments this year. The company plans to expand and boost production to 2 million gallons a day early next year.
For the foreseeable future, reverse osmosis will likely remain the top desalination choice.to a fraction of its current cost. Developed at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, the membrane's pores can be tuned to optimize permeability. The hang-up for now is how to mass-produce the material.
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Denison University emergency response guides have moved into a new, mobile-friendly website for quick access when you need it.
All students and staff are encouraged to take advantage of Denison's multi-layered notification system that sends text and voice alerts when an emergency exists on campus.
It is quick, easy, and important, so sign up today.
If you would like to report a crime or have information about suspicious activities, hazing, or other safety concerns, you can use Denison's Anonymous Tips form to confidentially and anonymously report it to campus security.
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Want killer legs like Kate Upton or Heidi Klum? We'll you're gonna have to work for them. It turns out that you don't have to win the genetic lottery to have great legs – certain exercises and a healthy diet will help you shape your body.
Celebrity fitness and wellness expert to the stars David Kirsch came by to teach Katie some killer moves for some killer legs.
"Seriously, David! Aren't you just born with A-List legs?" Katie asked. "No! Sexy, tone, long, and lean," he said. "There is not a one size fits all."
"How important [is diet] to having great legs?" she asked. "It's huge," he said.
So what are some of David's most important workout moves to get amazing legs?
Reverse crossover lunges, plié toe squats will tone your outer thigh, while shaping and tightening. Sumo Lunges will also lean you out. Make sure to do 15 to 20 repetitions for each exercise.
"I think you're ready for the beach!" David said, after showing Katie some examples. "Not yet. But a few weeks with you I will be," an out of breath Katie said.
Inside Look to Katie's Holiday HomeStefan Doyno at Katie's Take 3 yrs ago
It's almost Christmas time! And Katie is getting her tree ready. So what goes into this process? How does Katie get that 8-foot tree into her apartment, and most importantly, what great tips does she have for decorating the tree? Well, Katie took a step back and let a professional take charge.
Katie's friend Jeffrey Phillip, a style and efficiency expert, helped out a little. Okay, a lot.
"The holidays are always about making your space more inviting and warmer," he says.
So what are some tips we learned from Jeffrey?
Tip 1: It's always important to use wire ribbon. This will make it easier for you to control the ribbon when wrapping it around the tree.
Tip 2: Adding garland to your mirrors will add pop and pizazz.
Tip 3: Incorporate colors from the room into your tree.
Tip 4: Add some flowers to your tree to give it charm. Katie is from the South, so magnolias were spread throughout.
If you are throwing a dinner party, you can use ornaments with guests' names instead of placeholders. This way, your guests will have a nice souvenir from a wonderful evening.
So how did Jeffrey do on that tree?
Do the Math: Danica McKellar Is AwesomeStefan Doyno at Katie's Take 3 yrs ago
America's sweetheart Danica McKellar is not just a television icon from her work on "The Wonder Years," she's also a gifted mathematician.
Danica starred on "The Wonder Years" from 1988 to 1993 as Winnie Cooper. Since then, she's starred in a slew of movies and TV shows, and even music videos, but it's her passion for math that has driven her to write fun lesson books for teenagers.
"You've written four books to encourage girls to succeed and love math," Katie said. "How did that come about?"
"I love math. I have since college and I knew I could present math in an entertaining way, Danica said. "The books look more like 'teen magazines' than math books and there's a reason for that. I wanted to write books that I wished I had [when I was younger] ."
"It was such an anecdote for you from the vagaries of Hollywood, because it wasn't subjective. You could work, you could solve a problem, you could figure it out, and you could feel this sense of empowerment as a result," Katie noted.
Choreographer Kyle Abraham: from Food Stamps to MacArthur 'Genius' AwardStefan Doyno at Katie's Take 3 yrs ago
From food stamps to a MacArthur Grant to owning his own dance studio – Kyle Abraham has had a rough journey. He sat down with Katie to discuss his struggles, and how things have a way of turning around.
Kyle grew up in Pittsburgh, but got his start in dance pretty late.
"The funny thing is for me, starting at around 17, I was think that whole time I was going to be a choreography," he explained, "The people at SUNY Purchase - they must have seen something special in me."
School left Kyle in debt, even with awards and grants – over $100,000. Kyle went on to start a dance company, Abraham.In.Motion, but then received devastating news, which put his dreams on hold.
He found out that his father was diagnosed with Alzheimer's, so finding a balance was difficult. Kyle had to go on food stamps for a while to help ease the financial burden.
Things started to turn around when the MacArthur Foundation – which recognizes artistic excellence – awarded Kyle an award.
"How did it happen, and what does it mean?" asked Katie.
"It's pretty ridiculous," he admits, "I just got a phone call. It's an award you don't apply for."
So how much money did the MacArthur Foundation give Kyle? $625,000.
Grace Hightower De Niro Talks About Meeting Husband RobertStefan Doyno at Katie's Take 3 yrs ago
Grace Hightower De Niro, wife of Robert, or Bobby as some may say, stopped by to talk about her marriage – and how she met the award-winning actor.
"What is your secret to a happy, long lasting marriage?" Katie asked.
"I would say a lot of give and take, standing your ground, because then you keep the respect you started out with," Grace said.
The pair have been together for 21 years – and their story is right out of a movie. Grace says she was working as a hostess at Mr. Chow restaurant when her soon-to-be husband walked in.
"I didn't know who he was," Grace said.
"Really?" Katie asked.
"Really," she replied.
Long story short – Robert kept asking Grace questions – about the tables, about the menu …
"This guy is really annoying you," Katie noted.
Grace agreed.
She went downstairs to talk to her co-worker about the difficult client – and it wasn't until then she learned who he was – and the error she had made by brushing him off.
"Michael Chow said, 'There is only one person who has not come into the restaurant that I want you to roll the red carpet out for,'" Grace noted, "So that's how we met."
The pair have had two children since, one of which is a toddler.
Jeff Corwin Brings the Jungle to KatieStefan Doyno at Katie's Take 3 yrs ago
Jeff Corwin (and a few of his friends) stopped by to talk (and scare) Katie.
First up was Katie's favorite, a reptile.
"I don't usually get this cozy with my guests – but, honestly – yikes," Katie said.
"Don't tell me you're looking at a nice pair of boots," Jeff responded.
Can you guess what the animal was?
It was an alligator. Fred the Alligator, to be exact.
Next up was something a little less scary, but an equally impressive reptile -- the largest freshwater turtle in the Americas known as the Alligator Snapping Turtle.
"We don't even know how long they live," he said.
This particular reptile is 30-40 years old. The one Jeff brought with him was rescued from Hurricane Katrina and found on an old country road in Texas.
The last creature Jeff presented to the crowd was a lizard: a Black-Throated Monitor.
The lizard uses his tongue to pick up microscopic particles. And to scare the living daylights out of Katie.
Emma Thompson Talks Perms, Marriage and dancing with Prince CharlesAshley Phillips at Katie's Take 3 yrs ago
Emma Thompson joined Katie to talk about her new movie "Saving Mr. Banks"…among other things.
"Congratulations on your Screen Actors Guild and Golden Globe nominations!" Katie said. "Does that still excite you, or are you 'been there, done that', whatever?"
"Well if I were like that, would I be telling you?" Emma said, "That would be so unattractive."
"I haven't been in something I love this much," she added, when discussing her new film. Emma plays P.L. Travers, the writer of 'Mary Poppins'.
"I read that you had to have this dreadful perm – and it created a little problem in your marriage," Katie noted.
"You mean the 'no sex for 6 months problem?" Emma responded.
It turns out that the stylist on the set of the movie, set out to give Emma a perm that echoed Annette Bening's hairstyle – when in fact it didn't turn out so stylish.
When it comes to marriage – Emma has some advice that might save your relationship. "You go progressively deafer. That's it really," she said. "Plus, if they are doing something really irritating I can just take out my contact lenses and everything goes deliciously fuzzy."
"I never had sex with Prince Charles," Emma said.
The Cast of Murphy Brown ReuniteAshley Phillips at Katie's Take 3 yrs ago
The cast of the hit sitcom "Murphy Brown" which aired for ten years with a total of 247 episodes - has finally reunited.
Candice Bergen played an investigative journalist and news anchor for FYI, a fictional television program, but it was her supporting cast that made the show so great.
"Is it fun for you all to have the gang assembled once more?" Katie asked "We love it," said Joe Regalbuto, who played Frank Fontana on the hit 90's series. "The minute we all saw each other everybody just lit up.
"It really is powerful, the feelings we have for each other," added Charles Kimbrough.
While most television sitcoms take a few years to fully develop, many noted that "Murphy Brown" felt right from the start.
"It's pretty unusual - it seems to me - for a whole cast to click like you guys did," Katie mentioned.
While it was unusual, the cast gave credit to the strong writing. "We knew who our characters were from day one." Joe said, "We had a ball right from the beginning."
Mel B. Hints at a Spice Girls Reunion?Ashley Phillips at Katie's Take 3 yrs ago
Can you believe the Spice Girls are almost 20? Neither can we.
"Are you surprised that that song still resonates after all these years?" Katie asked, regarding the Spice Girls 1996 hit "Wannabe"
"That was our first song - the first song that introduced us as Spice Girls to the world," Scary Spice said, "we wrote that song - it took us about – 6 minutes to write and I still find it to this day annoyingly cool."
"How do you become a spice girl?" Katie wondered. "I don't know how it happens," Mel said, "it just did."
The scary singer always had dreams of being an entertainer. "I always wanted to be in the entertainment world."
Mel B says it was her calling. "I've got a very loud voice, and very big hair." So will the girls reunite? "When you think about the future – there might be a Spice Girls reunion?" Katie asked with anticipation. "I'm always the first one to say yes," Mel said, "the Spice Girls are going to get back together. I don't think it's impossible."
And with the 20th anniversary approaching, Scary Spice is Hopeful Spice. "We are gonna do something – we are!"
The Ultimate Breakfast SmoothieAshley Phillips at Katie's Take 3 yrs ago
Today Katie is going to teach us how to make the ultimate breakfast smoothie with the help of David Jack from Men's Health magazine.
"I noticed kale," Katie said, "and I'm really into kale these days. I think everybody is – it's so trendy" Well, not only is it trendy, it's super nutritious.
"Will that not make the smoothie taste a little nasty?" Katie asked.
"Let's see what happens" , David said.
Some other ingredients that were not as questionable are absolute staples for all you health nuts out there looking to make a killer breakfast smoothie.
-Banana will give your smoothie texture. -Almond butter will also add great flavor has essential fats. -Agave nectar.
Is agave really that much better for you than honey?, Asked Katie "It's a great natural sweetener," David noted.
Also, ch-ch-ch-Chia –it's not just a commercial from the 90's, it packs a punch and is also a good source of fiber.
-Greek yogurt adds protein and vitamin D.
"Are there some things you should never put in a smoothie," Katie asked David.
"Ice cream," he said.


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Your next go to club just well may be the New Acer XK Chipper
One club that some may find helpful is the chipper. Hireko is introducing the Acer XK Chipper to it family innovative, game-improvement clubs. For those that struggle from just off of the green with a wedge to get close to the hole or keep the ball on the green, the chipper may help reduce strokes. One way to think of a chipper is a cross between a putter (the stroke), wedge (for control) and a 7 or 8 iron (for the loft).
The Acer XK Chipper combines the proper loft for those delicate bump and run shots around the green with the same weight and lie of a putter for precision accuracy. The ultra-wide contoured sole glides across either the rough or the close cropped apron surrounding the green. The gooseneck, over-the-hosel design increases the effective face area and eliminates the possibility of shanking the ball.
A chipper utilizes a similar stroke to a putter around the green rather than one where you would cock and un-cock your wrist with a longer swing arc of a wedge. Chippers should not be ever used as full swing clubs. More accomplished players will find ways of using different clubs and improvised strokes to chip and bump and run shots around the green. But for higher handicapped players or beginners who have not honed their skills or able to create a shot on command, the chipper may make a welcome addition to the bag.
A few things you should know about a chipper first. Number one, a putter grip is not allowed, you must use a standard non-putter grip as you would any iron or wedge to conform to the Rules of Golf. A model with two sides, like the Two-Way chipper, will not conform to the rules. But no worries, most golfers who carry chippers do not maintain a USGA handicap and play only for the fun of it.
For clubmakers out there, there are few assembly suggestions for the Acer XK Chipper. The over-the-hosel post might new to some of you out there. For one, the post is designed to fit inside a standard 0.370" parallel tip steel iron shaft or even a putter shaft that is not designed for long broomstick models. If using a parallel tip steel shaft, cut the tip as if it were a wedge to maintain the proper flex. Make sure when cutting the shaft to make sure the cut is square. If the shaft tip is angled it will create a slight gap that may be noticeable, so square the shaft tip with your belt sander against the platen or with a file if manual tools are your only resource.
The one bonus of an over-the-post assembly is you won't need to abrade the shaft tip. However, you may still want to lightly abrade the post to ensure a proper surface for the epoxy for a lasting bond.
No belly length chippers! That would be against the Rules of Golf. Chippers must not be made any longer than standard length clubs of similar loft. In this case, a 7-iron length would be the limit.
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Seagate Technology, the world's largest maker of hard disk drives (HDDs), on Monday said it hard started shipments of the world's first enterprise-class hard drive with up to 2TB capacity and Serial Attached SCSI (SAS) interface.
The fourth-generation, 3.5" Seagate Constellation ES drive family designed for multi-drive nearline storage requirements offers 7200rpm spindle speed, capacities of 500GB, 1TB and 2TB as well as Serial ATA-300 and SAS-600 interfaces. The hard drives also offer PowerChoice optimized power and cooling technology and a government-grade full-disk encryption security option.
"Nearline is the fastest growing segment in enterprise storage and Seagate is committed to meeting the market demands of its OEM and system integrator partners in this space. Seagate's leadership in technology development, volume manufacturing and supply chain execution has resulted in an exemplary next-generation nearline solution. The Constellation ES drive tackles the concerns of shrinking IT budgets, floor space constraints and energy consumption, efficiently and cost-effectively," said Carla Kennedy, vice president, Seagate enterprise product line management.
Seagate Constellation ES hard disk drives are now shipping to Seagate customers worldwide.


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In order to simulate the effects of real smoke, artificial fog is often used in fire fighter training. This fog is produced from
smoke generators which are often placed throughout dummy homes where the fire fighters practice. The fog machines produce fog in various quantities, and the fire fighters must treat it like real smoke and use their skills to avoid it. While now and then firefighters will purchase a real dilapidated house and set it on fire to test out rookie fire fighters, most of the time dummy homes are used. There are certain kinds of fog juice that will simulate smoke better than others; because smoke rises, it's important for the fire fighters to remain low to the ground to avoid the fog.
Fire fighter training is essential for rookie fire fighters because when there is a real fire, having the experience to deal with it and remain calm will help save lives, both their own and people who might need to be rescued.


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In just the last three weeks, the Intermountain Catholic in Salt Lake City has posted links to three video broadcasts from the Cathedral of the Madeleine: the March 14 installation of Bishop John C. Wester, the Salt Lake City diocesan chrism Mass, and the bishop's Palm Sunday Mass. (Note: Viewing the videos requires a high-speed Internet connection and a recent version of QuickTime software.)
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The four star Golden Tulip Farah Marrakech Hotel is neatly nestled into a lovely, tree-lined residential district of the city. Despite its quiet, tranquil surroundings hotel guests are never far from the action and bustle of cosmopolitan Marrakech. Menara International Airport is a mere 10 minute drive away, and all of the sights of downtown with its ancient architecture and lively souks are 20 minutes away on foot.
In addition to its lush gardens, the Golden Tulip Farah Marrakech also boasts 187 cosy standard bedrooms, along with 16 furnished duplexes, 4 suites, and 36 bungalows providing direct access to the fragrant gardens and tranquil pool area. Rooms are all furnished to a high standard of four star luxury, and include various amenities from coffee makers to minibars. Satellite television, direct dial telephones, and internet access are also all included for guests.
The Golden Tulip Farah Marrakech takes advantage of its peaceful residential location to create an oasis of relaxation. Guests can swim in the pool, relax in the Hammam sauna, and take a stroll through the well tended gardens. There are also several mouthwatering dining options to choose from, including Italian, Moroccan, and international cuisine.
With horse drawn carriages and taxis right out the door, guests staying at the Golden Tulip Farah Marrakech have easy access to all of the city's most iconic sights. Many attractions are well within walking distance, including the central Jemaa El Fna square. Menara International Airport is also conveniently located a 10 minute drive from the hotel, with transfers available to guests.


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Topic: Tutorial October: Win an iPod shuffle in our tutorial competition!
Tutorial October: Win an iPod shuffle in the Rails Forum tutorial competition!
To celebrate our 500 member mark obtained yesterday, and in the interest of getting more good Ruby on Rails tutorials, Rails Forum is giving away an iPod shuffle to the best tutorial written between now and 12:01 AM GMT on November 1, 2006!
What do I need to do to enter?
Simple! Just post a tutorial in our Ruby on Rails Tutorials forum between now and the time above, and you'll be automatically entered!
The winner will be chosen by the Rails Forum administrators (myself, Josh, and Kelli). We will be judging tutorials based on 1. functionality, 2. usefulness, and 3. content (can we follow along easily?). Our judging will start once the final deadline passes, and we'll be done and announce a winner no later than November 15th.
What are the rules?
We have just a few simple rules for this competition:
1. No tutorial can be "redone". If it's on the forums it's off limits unless you go in a drastically different direction for a similar result.
2. Please have some sort of depth to your tutorials. A tutorial like "how to use script/plugin to install things" isn't going to get you the prize.
3. Please proofread your posts and test your code before hitting the Submit button. Massive edits after you initially post will get you disqualified.
4. This has to be a new tutorial. Don't just copy and paste something you wrote on your blog.
Other than that, you are pretty much free to do whatever you want.
What do we win?
You will win the new 1GB iPod shuffle, courtesy of Rails Forum. Everyone could use some good music when they're hacking
Who's eligible?
If we can order from Apple in your country, you can enter. Rails Forum administrators are not eligible
I have another question...
Please feel free to ask any questions in this thread and we'll be more than happy to help.


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Lipoplasty-only Breast Reduction: ASAPS Position
This position statement was released in July, 2002. Position statements are subject to change as further information becomes available.
Lipoplasty (liposuction) continues to be the most popular cosmetic surgical procedure performed in the United States, according to statistics from the American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery (ASAPS). Common sites for improvement with lipoplasty include the thighs, hips, flanks, abdomen, back, knees, arms, calves and neck. Lipoplasty has been used successfully in men to treat gynecomastia (enlarged male breasts), a condition affecting an estimated 40% to 60% of all males at some point in their lives. More recently, surgeons have gained favorable experience in performing breast reduction in a select group of women using lipoplasty alone. Using lipoplasty to significantly reduce the size of the female breast is a relatively new concept, and this technique has not yet been widely adopted.
Benefits and Patient Selection
Interest in lipoplasty-only breast reduction is growing due to a number of
potential benefits:
- Uses minimal incisions inconspicuously placed
- Operating time is shorter, requiring the patient to spend less time under anesthesia
- Some aspects of recovery are more rapid
While lipoplasty-only breast reduction offers an alternative to traditional breast reduction techniques, proper patient selection is critical to achieving aesthetic results comparable to traditional techniques.
Following lipoplasty of the breast, the elastic qualities of the skin cause it to contract, and subsequent uplifting of the breast contour should occur to some extent. However, in patients with poor skin elasticity or when a large amount of fat is removed, the degree of uplifting is unpredictable and, in some cases, may not meet patient expectations. Therefore, lipoplasty-only breast reduction may not be the best choice for patients requiring more than minimal or, in some cases, moderate reduction, or in women with low nipple position. Some patients who have undergone lipoplasty of the breast may benefit from further surgery such as a lifting operation; however, a breast lift (mastopexy) requires incisions that result in additional scarring, so that many of the benefits that were originally sought from the lipoplasty-only technique will be lost.
The fat component of the breast varies from patient to patient, and within the same patient, it varies over time. With the onset of menopause, the breast tissue is gradually replaced by fat, making postmenopausal women among the best candidates for lipoplasty-only breast reduction. Patients with fibrous tissue and minimal fat in their breasts may not be optimal candidates for lipoplasty-only reduction.
Traditional Breast Reduction
Traditional breast reduction procedures in women remove both excess tissue and skin, reposition the nipples and areolas (the pigmented skin surrounding the nipple) and reshape the breast. One commonly performed technique uses incisions that encircle the areola and then extend vertically down the breast and horizontally along the crease underneath the breast. There are other techniques that may eliminate the horizontal incision, the vertical incision or both.
Lipoplasty-only Technique
The procedure for lipoplasty-only breast reduction is similar to the technique for lipoplasty performed elsewhere in the body. It requires one or more small incisions around the periphery of the breast to allow the infusion of fluids, or wetting solution, to reduce bleeding and facilitate fat removal. Using traditional suction-assisted lipoplasty (SAL), fat is dislodged by the surgeon using a blunt-tipped instrument, called a cannula. Next, the fat is vacuumed out through a long, hollow tube connected to a suction device.
Patient Advisory
Because of the possibility for any woman to develop breast cancer, it is advised that women undergoing lipoplasty of the breast continue with mammographic examinations according to the guidelines of the American Cancer Society. There is no evidence that the use of SAL for breast reduction either causes or interferes with the detection of breast cancer.
It is ASAPS' position that the patient's most important consideration should be surgeon selection, not the specific technique being used. The surgeon's judgment in patient selection and application of the appropriate technique in each individual case is essential to obtaining an aesthetic outcome from breast reduction. Prospective patients should choose a plastic surgeon certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery (ABPS) and, preferably, a surgeon who has met the additional requirements for membership in the American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery (ASAPS).
If lipoplasty-only breast reduction is being considered, the surgeon should have wide experience in both traditional breast reduction techniques and lipoplasty surgery. If the procedure is done in an office-based surgical facility, patients should make certain that the doctor has hospital privileges to perform the same procedure in an acute care hospital. In addition, the office-based facility should be accredited by a national or state-recognized agency such as the American Association for Accreditation of Ambulatory Surgery Facilities (AAAASF), or should be state licensed or Medicare certified.
Ultrasound-Assisted Lipoplasty
The use of ultrasound-assisted lipoplasty (UAL) for reduction of the female breast appears to offer no significant advantages to traditional SAL. While there are theoretical concerns, experimental data show no evidence that the use of UAL for breast reduction would increase the risk of breast cancer; however, there are no clinical data to substantiate long-term safety. It is the position of the American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery (ASAPS) that patients considering this treatment be adequately informed of the theoretical concerns.
The American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery (ASAPS), is recognized as the world's leading organization devoted entirely to aesthetic plastic surgery and cosmetic medicine of the face and body. ASAPS is comprised of over 2,600 Plastic Surgeons; Active Members are certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery (USA) or by the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada and have extensive training in the complete spectrum of surgical and nonsurgical aesthetic procedures. International Active Members are certified by equivalent boards of their respective countries. All members worldwide adhere to a strict Code of Ethics and must meet stringent membership requirements.
- Follow ASAPS on Twitter: www.twitter.com/ASAPS
- Become a fan of ASAPS on Facebook: www.facebook.com/AestheticSociety
- Check us out on Instagram: www.instagram.com/theaestheticsocietyasaps
- Check out our consumer-facing website: www.smartbeautyguide.com
- Locate a plastic surgeon in your area: www.smartbeautyguide.com/select-surgeon


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e0y2e3 wrote:Ziner wrote:e0y, head over to your polling place and toss in a vote for Brown for me will ya
I don't support voting. This country needs a good facist to take over and send a large chunk of the population to containment/salve camps. Until that happens it's pointless to vote.
Some would say one is currently in charge


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Make valuable investments in the workforce. Connect with local, national, and international leaders. Gain additional resources. Contribute to the community.
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Shannon Cofield, senior counsel for strategic partnerships, is leading the charge for increased engagement and strengthening corporate relations at Drake. She draws on a wealth of experience and professional connections, including those developed from eight years as president of the United Way of Central Iowa.
Ms. Cofield's experiences as spokesperson, fundraiser, and advocate are among those that will benefit her in this new role at Drake University. She has an impressive track record of collaborative relationships with Greater Des Moines' business and political leadership, social service agencies, and non-governmental organizations.
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Simian Mobile Disco
A Form of Change EP
Wichita Recordings
Four tracks recorded during sessions for Unpatterns their 2012 full length (also on Wichita) comprise Simian Mobile Disco's A Form of Change EP. Like the LP, there is a sense of space and, in places, ambiance afoot that opens up the sound spectrum; Form of Change rids itself of a bit of the busier passagework found in their early recordings. This may cause the pieces to be a bit less visceral in impact; but the economy of means allows for one to position these pieces somewhere between downtempo dancehall and ambient IDM, a fertile ground that, prior to this year, wasn't really in SMD's bailiwick. The change of musical approach works handily.


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A collection of stories from individuals with disabilities, families, friends, and disability service providers in Tennessee
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"When Joey was first diagnosed with autism, I came across an article that said children with autism oftentimes grow up with very few friends. That hurt. I look to his school as a place where he can be with others. When he is out of school, I hope we will
find new places where he can be with his peers."
"I think there are a large number of parents out there with kids with disabilities who are unaware of the services out there."


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Tins the season for basketball, and our Chicago Bulls have a busy weekend ahead of them with a game against Detroit tonight and New York tomorrow. Why not make snacks for your game day easy with a tin of The Chicago Mix?
Or, pick up a tin for the basketball fan on your gift list, and really score big!
Before, during or after the game, we're sure to see lots of dribblin' this holiday season! Go team!
Remember, use promo code TINS12W to receive $4.95 UPS Ground shipping for your order.


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NCHC is Sept.11-14 this year
The Columbus Dispatch - January 19, 2014 08:49 PM
The 2014 Nationwide Children's Hospital Championship will be Sept. 11-14 at the Ohio State Scarlet Course.
The tournament again will be the third leg of the four-event Web.com Tour Finals, which will determine 25 exemptions for the 2015 PGA Tour.
The Web.com Tour announced its schedule for the season Friday. New to the schedule this year is a second Ohio event, the Cleveland Open June 5-8 at Lakewood Country Club in Westlake.


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More than 90 countries have now signed up to the automatic information system, including most tax havens and the other bad boys like Switzerland, Austria, Luxembourg and Cyprus (to name but a few!). There is now no place left to hide except places where you would have to be very brave to leave your money.
Picture the scene: with youth unemployment in Spain currently hovering around the 50 per cent mark for under 25s (source Eurostat), you decide to give your son a helping hand by letting him set up business in an empty shop you happen to own.
The dubious sight of well-paid businesspeople walking away from soon to be bankrupt companies—but not before pocketing millions of Euros (in some cases hundreds of millions of Euros)—rightly raised a stink, particularly with those less fortunate employees who lost their jobs and shareholders who lost their money.
Those of you who have lived in Spain for many years will probably have been regaled in the past with tales of how people had managed to escape tax liabilities by buying their properties through 'holding companies.'
"In this world nothing can be said to be certain, except death and taxes." So said American founding father Benjamin Franklin but, in the case of Spain, such a view could be seen as a little simplistic.
Spain is one of a number of countries that charge tax on unrealised capital gains when their tax residents leave the country, and it has had a new law in place since January 1, 2015.We have set out a series of Q & As to answer your basic queries about how this law might affect you
The Spanish Government recently announced new measures to fight against the black economy in Spain, unofficially 28% of the Spanish GDP. Who are the targets and will these measures work?
The Spanish social security system is difficult for foreigners to understand and is extremely expensive for employers. The good news is that the government has at last introduced some meaningful employment incentives in the 2014 social security system.
FAQs - M720 annual declaration of foreign assets. Beware, some of the answers to the questions are truly mad.
There is no automatic obligation to file an M720 each year, so if you filed last year for assets owned on 31 December 2012 you may not need to follow this painful process this year. However, if there have been changes in foreign assets you may have to file again.
From 2014, the possibility of filing the tax declarations by hand will gradually be disappearing, so that they only can be submitted by internet.
The Spanish Government has approved the Budget for 2014. No surprises, the tax system will remain as it has been for 2012 and 2013. Far sighted policies that will generate growth and employment seem as remote as ever.
A fairly simple answer to that question is that Spain is Spain. Everything takes longer and involves more red tape than most other countries in the civilised world.
Spain is very active in signing new tax treaties and updating some old treaties, unfortunately not necessarily for the benefit of the individuals investing in Spain.
In previous articles we explained that the Spanish Government reintroduced wealth tax in 2011 as an emergency economic measure. The reintroduction was achieved simply by removing the 100% exemption to the tax that had originally been introduced in 2008.
When I heard that Spain was bringing in a new VAT cash accounting system, I was stunned. The first thought: how very progressive for Spain. However, then I read the law and how it will work, I quickly changed my mind, it would seem that the lawyers and governmental bureaucrats who wrote the law just do not know how small businesses work in the real world.
The latest fashion for the wealthy in Spain is to find another country to pay income tax.
Here are details of the Stick that followed the tax amnesty Carrot. If there was ever a piece of tax law that needed thought, this is it!
Spanish taxpayers have been given their last chance to clean up their tax affairs.New measures, just introduced by Rajoy's Government, provide taxpayers with an amnesty for tax fraud. They can now declare previously hidden income and assets by paying a flat 10% one off tax charge. The deadline for the amnesty is 30 November 2012. This is the carrot.The stick is a change in the tax rules that will eliminate the current four year tax prescription rule.
A few weeks ago the Spanish Government introduced another important tax incentive for property purchasers in a bid to kick start the moribund property market and help the banks get rid of their stock of repossessed properties. It is worth comparing Spain's property tax incentives to the massive French tax increases on foreign property owners. If there was ever a time to buy in Spain, this is it.
This year we are holding our annual charity golf day on June 29th at the San Roque Club golf course. In the last three years we have raised 25,000 € for the Motor Neurone Disease Association and this year we want to break the 10,000 € barrier! Help us raise money for the charity and have fun at the same time!
There is much in the news today about various firms of auditors being appointed to analyse the real bad debt situation that has caused the banking crisis. As a small scale Spanish auditor myself, I can't help think that something has gone seriously wrong in the audit profession in Spain and it amazes me that no one is pointing the finger at the big firms that have been responsible for the audit of the Spanish banks in recent years. Amazingly, it is the same firms that are now being appointed to carry out a new review of the bank's balance sheets.
Expats take note! There are times to give thanks to the much maligned Spanish adminsitrative system.
An article in a blog I was reading this weekend caught my eye and I decided to do some digging. After a few minutes, what I have long suspected about the bank's holdings of defaulting loan assets became crystal clear.
Election day on Sunday 20th November should produce a dramatic change in Government for Spain. But what will this mean?
What makes a resident of Spain a tax resident of Spain? It is an important question and misinformation arises everywhere, not least in the press, over a beer in the golf club, just about anywhere, in fact.
The European Commission made official complaints against Spain in May 2010 and February 2011 regarding its Inheritance tax legislation. These complaints were ignored and so the EC has commenced an action against the Spanish state through the European courts.
Over the last few year or so we have heard that various governments have licitly and not so licitly managed to get hold of lists of people with bank accounts in funny places. What has become apparent is that these lists are being shared with the tax authorities of any interested country. Well Spain has shown its interest too...
Thoughts on alternate realities...Or was he thinking of the Maginot line? Lets hope Sarkozy's imaginary line will hold for longer than the Maginot line that proved useless within a few days to repel a German invasion. The phrase 'wishful thinking' comes to mind.
Many will remember that happy day in December 2008 when the Spanish Government eliminated Wealth Tax, or so it was thought!The idea in 2008 was to make Spain a more attractive economy and do away with an archaic tax that has its roots in 1977 when inflation and interest rates were in double figures, the fledgling Spanish democratic state was crying for financial air and so an 'extraordinary tax' was born.
In yet a further attempt to stimulate small business growth, from 15 June 2010 and until 31 December 2011, small companies and self employed would now be able to receive finance easier from ICO (Instituto de Crédito Oficial) than a bank.
The Spanish Government has enabled its ICO (Instituto de Crédito Oficial) to grant loans of up to 200.000 € directly to small businesses, bypassing the high street banks. The question is will a Government department do any better at providing financial help to small businesses than a typical bank? We shall see...
After many years of negotiation between the Marbella town hall and the provincial planning authorities the newly approved PGOU was finally published on 20 May 2010. This final step completes the long and controversial process for the approval of the municipal urban plan. Marbella has the distinction of being the first of the large towns on the Costa del Sol to have its new town plan approved and this is the most significant event in the town planning system for Marbella for 24 years, since the last PGOU was approved. The PGOU also regularises over 16,500 dwellings that have been illegally built during recent years.
There is a new proposal for a substantial change in VAT law that will allow small scale self employed businesses and companies to pay VAT on their real sales income.
From 1 January 2010, EU residents (whether individuals or companies) who rent their Spanish properties will pay 24% tax on the net rental income, instead of 24% tax on the gross rental income.
The Spanish Government intends to approve a number of changes in legislation to strengthen the tax office's armoury against the black economy and tax fraud. They propose to modify the Penal Code so that substantial tax fraud may be penalised with up to 6 years (currently four years) in jail.
The Spanish Government, currently the PSOE which is the main centre left party, announced on 1 March 2010 a number of proposals to stimulate the creation of employment and the economy in general. The main proposal is to incentivise property refurbishment which the Government believes will create 350.000 new jobs. Official figures show current unemployment at 20% nationally, (25% in Andalucia).
Since the publication of the 'grey list' by the Organisation for Economic Co-Operation and Development (OECD) in April 2009, the number of countries included on the list has decreased from 35 to 16. 19 countries have signed at least 12 different agreements of exchange of fiscal information with different countries. The signing of these agreements results in their removal from the 'grey list'.


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On May 21, we announced that we are asking all eBay users to change their password. This is because of a cyberattack that compromised our eBay user database, which contained your encrypted password.
We take security on eBay very seriously, and we want to ensure that you feel safe and secure buying and selling on eBay. So we think it's the right thing to do to have you change your password. And we want to remind you that it's a good idea to always use different passwords for different sites and accounts. If you used your eBay password on other sites, we are encouraging you to change those passwords, too.
Here's what we recommend you do the next time you visit eBay:
Meanwhile, our team is committed to making eBay as safe and secure as possible. We are looking at other ways to strengthen security on eBay. In the coming days and weeks we may be introducing new security features. We'll keep you updated as we do.
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Rocket Innovations for Private Space Flight
Fanny Littmarck | February 5, 2014
Rockets have been refined over the past 150 years or so. Until the 1920s, when liquid-fuel rockets were invented, rockets were powered by solid propellants and oxidizers. Both these bring forth issues in how they're handled on the ground or in flight. Private space flight companies are now working on hybrid rocket innovations to solve this problem.Read More
Lexi Carver | February 4, 2014
Keeping the inside of a building at a comfortable temperature requires well designed windows to keep heat out during the summer and heat in during the winter. Let's take a look at how windows provide thermal insulation and how they carry heat (or not) between the inside of a building and the outdoors.Read More
Walter Frei | February 3, 2014
There are various ways of handling interactions between fluids and solids in COMSOL. You can, for example, explicitly model the fluid using the full Navier-Stokes equations for the pressure and fluid velocity fields. Although that can be a very accurate approach, it's much more expensive than is needed for certain types of Fluid-Structure Interaction (FSI) problems. Here, we'll introduce a method for modeling enclosed volumes containing incompressible fluids, under the additional assumption that the momentum and energy transfer via the […]Read More
Mark Yeoman | January 31, 2014
We have the pleasure of introducing a new guest blogger, Mark Yeoman of Continuum Blue, who showcases what they can do for their biomedical engineering clients. In a recent webinar, I had the opportunity to highlight some of the great things we at Continuum Blue are doing in the biomedical field. In this guest post, I will delve deeper into how we use COMSOL software to help clients improve bioreactor performance and show you a bioreactor modeling example.Read More
Andrew Griesmer | January 30, 2014
Meshing a geometry is an essential part of the simulation process, and can be crucial for obtaining the best results in the fastest manner. However, no one wants to be bogged down figuring out the exact specifications for their mesh. To help combat this problem, COMSOL Multiphysics has nine built-in size parameter sets when meshing. Here, we'll discuss size parameters for free tetrahedral meshing. Swept meshing with prismatic and hex elements, and other types, will be covered in future postings.Read More
Bettina Schieche | January 29, 2014
Integration is one of the most important mathematical tools, especially for numerical simulations. Partial Differential Equations (PDEs) are usually derived from integral balance equations, for example. Once a PDE needs to be solved numerically, integration most often plays an important role, too. This blog post gives an overview of the integration methods available in the COMSOL software and shows you how you can use them.Read More
Chandan Kumar | January 28, 2014
Here is an interesting question: How can we easily probe the solution at a point that is moving in time, but associated with a stationary geometry? One option is to use the General Extrusion coupling operator. In this blog post, we will take a look at how to use the General Extrusion coupling operator to probe a solution at a point in your geometry, and illustrate how to implement a dynamic probe using an example model.Read More
Alexandra Foley | January 27, 2014
There are, in general, two different types of ventilation systems: mixing ventilation and displacement ventilation. Displacement ventilation is used in large spaces with tall ceilings (at least three meters high), and therefore is mainly found in office buildings, schools, and other public spaces. These higher ceilings allow for upward convective flows exhausting air contaminants, thus resulting in improved air quality. This post explores the simulation of a displacement ventilation system to determine the air temperature and velocity within a room.Read More
Mark Fowler | January 24, 2014
Mixers with rotating components are essential in many industrial applications, including food production, manufacturing chemicals, pharmaceuticals, and other consumer products. While the industrial processes of mixers differ, product requirements like quality, reproducibility, and uniformity must remain constant. Using the Mixer Module is one way you can make sure these product requirements are met. In our upcoming webinar, you'll learn how the fluid flow interfaces available in the Mixer Module allow you to streamline the design of mixers and their mechanisms.Read More
Pär Persson Mattsson | January 23, 2014
Twenty years ago, the TOP500 list was dominated by vector processing supercomputers equipped with up to a thousand processing units. Later on, these machines were replaced by clusters for massively parallel computing, which soon dominated the list, and gave rise to distributed computing. The first clusters used dedicated single-core processors per compute node, but soon, additional processors were placed on the node requiring the sharing of memory. The capabilities of these shared-memory parallel machines heralded a sea change towards multicore […]Read More
Kristen O'Connor | January 22, 2014
We're kicking off the new year right with the announcement of our COMSOL Conference 2014 tour dates and locations. This year marks the 10th annual COMSOL Conference and we have a lot of exciting things planned for you. Not only are we enhancing our program, but we have also added locations to the conference tour. Here's a look at what to expect and in what locations.Read More


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A room with a view
Celebrating 50 years of Arne Jacobsen's SAS House
The SAS House, built for the Scandinavian Airlines System in Copenhagen in 1960, is often considered Arne Jacobsen's masterwork. A synthesis of abstraction and naturalism joining domesticity and industry, the SAS building combined the modern, high-rise, luxurious hotel and an airline terminal in a way that had never been seen before.
50 years on and the SAS House is now the Radisson Blu Royal Hotel and has been completely redeveloped. Only room 606 has been carefully preserved and remains identical to Jacobsen's original commission. The room can be seen as a microcosm, a condensed version of the whole building itself - and a tool for tracing the underlying themes of Jacobsen's career.
Room 606 at the Radisson Blu Royal Hotel costs DKK 4900 per night, based upon two sharing, and includes breakfast.
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Joseph Jaffe, President and Chief Interrupter at Crayon, discussed how conversations using social media require different marketing metrics than traditional media campaigns.
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Pettman, Dominic
Dominic Pettman's teaching and research focuses on the manifold ways in which new forms of media media influence cultural practice, and vice versa. While his current work is grounded in technologies of the present, he is equally interested in the ways in which previous forms and formats were once considered disorienting examples of "new media." Pettman's first book, After the Orgy: Toward a Politics of Exhaustion, explored the intersections between decadence, technology, transgression and apocalyptic rhetoric in the 1890s and 1960s. His second book, co-written with Justin Clemens, and entitled Avoiding the Subject: Media, Culture and the Object, studied various "symbolic objects" that circulate within popular culture, such as visual memes and music samples. His third book, Love and Other Technologies: Retrofitting Eros for the Information Age, presented the possibility that even something as ineffable and seemingly natural as "love" can be considered a social technology (designed to engineer and maximize a specific type of belonging). His fourth book, Human Error: Species-Being and Media Machines, examines the cultural co-evolution of humans, animals, and machines, arguing that "humanity" may be one of the world's most significant cases of mistaken identity. His fifth book, Look at the Bunny: Totem, Taboo, Technology is a collection of essays about various "virtual totems" in today's mediascape. His sixth book, In Divisible Cities, is a more creative project, rebuilding Calvino's notion of magical city for the globalized 21st century. And his most recent (forthcoming) book is called Creaturely Life: How Desire Makes Us More and Less Than Human.
For more information, visit Professor Pettman's profile here.
Infinite Distraction (Forthcoming, 2015).
Creaturely Love: How Desire Makes Us More and Less Than Human (Forthcoming, 2015).Look at the Bunny: Totem, Taboo, Technology (Zero Books, 2013).In Divisible Cities (Punctum, 2013).Human Error: Species-Being and Media Machines (University of Minnesota Press, 2011)."After the Beep: Answering Machines and Creaturely Life." Boundary 2 37 (2010): 133-153.Introduction in Jean Baudrillard's Fatal Strategies. New York: Semiotext, 2008."Bear Life: Tracing an Opening in Werner Herzog's Grizzly Man." Theory and Event 12: (2009)."Love in the Time of Tamagotchi." Theory, Culture, & Society [Special Issue, "Ubiquitous Media"] 26 (2009): 189-208.
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