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A series of full-scale experiments were conducted in a three-story fire fighter training burn building to compare natural ventilation with positive pressure ventilation. A wood pallet and dry hay fire was allowed to burn in the structure with all doors and widows closed until the fire reached an oxygen-limited state. A door and window were then opened and the structure allowed to either undergo natural ventilation or a positive pressure fan was started in front of the door to ventilate the structure. Fourteen different configurations of fire room and vent locations were examined, each with both natural and positive pressure ventilation. Gas temperatures, air velocities, fire room oxygen concentrations and differential pressures were recorded and compared for the different configurations and ventilation techniques. The data indicates that using correct ventilation scenarios resulted in lower temperatures within the structure at the 0.61 m (2 ft) height, where victims may have been located, and at the 1.22 m (4 ft) height, where fire fighters may have been operating. There were only a few ventilation configurations where the temperatures in rooms other than the fire room exceeded the victim or fire fighter threshold temperatures with either ventilation technique. The use of positive pressure ventilation caused the fire to grow more quickly and in some cases created higher temperatures at the lower elevations within the structure. The use of PPV ventilation resulted in visibility improving more rapidly and in many cases cooled rooms surrounding the fire room.
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TORONTO May 7 (Reuters) - Canadian telecom company Manitoba Telecom Services Inc said on Thursday it would cut a quarter of its headcount within its Allstream division, reduce capital expenditures and slash its annual dividend following a strategic review.
Shares jumped nearly 7 percent to C$27.38 in Toronto.
A spiraling defined-benefit pension bill has stung the Winnipeg-based company, which faces tough competition in the sparsely populated Canadian province where it sells MTS-branded telephone and Internet services and nationally where its Allstream fiber optic network connects mostly mid-market companies.
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Q1. How do I know what a expression is called for example 6x^3-9x+3?
it is a polynomial because it is a sum of terms which are coefficients times x^n where n can be any old whole numbers
Since the highest n in this expression is three it is called a cubic polynomial
Thanks-got it cubic trinomial. Here's another one when I have to change signs of negatives and positives for addition and subtraction. How do I do for example 5w^2-4w-7-8w^2+3w-3?
If you just want the name that is a quadratic polynomial because the highest power of w is 2.
your alternating signs make no difference at all. Like 5 w^2 - 8 w^2 = -3w^2
No I do not want the Name I want to know how to figure it out once the numbers are all lined up and it is very confusing when signs need to be switched. Can you please explain that?
5 w^2 - 8 w^2 = -3 w^2
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South Korean artist Kang, Hee-joon has been a central member of the YATOO Nature Art scene since the 1980's. Like many of his colleagues in the Gongju area, his puzzling and humorous conceptual art often relies on the unexpected forms generated by his own body as he interacts with the landscape. He "hides" in tall grass, drags collaborators across beaches or hillsides leaving marks in the earth and hangs brushes outdoors in the wind to generate squiggly drawings.
Kang's work delights in the unexpected forms in nature and seems to suggest, in an engaging and visceral way, that we are all making an impact on the land no matter what we do. We see ourselves in his conceptual performances and feel the results. Works on paper involving clusters of thorns, cracking mounds of soil smeared over stumps or even ephemeral woven reed sculptures left hanging between trees are often titled "Drawing" or simply "Winter", "Autumn", etc.. These works blur the boundary between the hand of the artist and the passing of the seasons.
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Series documents the activities and accomplishments of regional Forestry Department committees formed to create the state Forest Practices Act (1978). Series includes minutes from the following areas: Southwest Oregon (1975-1980), Southern Oregon (1978-1979), Eastern Oregon (1973-1980), and Northwest Oregon (1971-1981). Minutes include date and location of meeting, members present, items discussed, motions, and resolutions. Series also includes agendas and exhibits. Subjects include Forest Practices Act, reforestation, fire suppression and prevention, and administrative rule revisions.


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I have a 2007 Silverado NBS and I rotated my tires yesterday and I knew that TPMS had to relearn the tires. I went through every step in the manual, using the DIC buttons to put the truck in learn mode, go to front driver tire and let pressure out, the manual says 5-30 seconds to learn it. I sat there for over 1 minute letting air out, went from 35 psi to 25 psi. Truck just times out.
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I'll be the first to admit; I was not looking forward to seeing Rise of the Planet of the Apes. It seemed like the definition of pointless. Can't Hollywood ever just let a good thing rest? But the fact is I am a big fan of the series. Yes, I even loved the 2001 Tim Burton remake. I still think that movie was great.
But Luckily, I get to admit that I was wrong. Rise of the Planet of the Ape, directed by Rupert Wyatt, is a roller coaster ride of a movie. Is it a reboot, a prequel? Who cares? The movie is being advertised as a prequel but that only makes sense if you ignore the original's sequels; Escape from Planet of the Apes and Conquest of the Planet of the Apes both covered a lot of the same ground as Rises. But the fact is; it doesn't matter. This movie is awesome, stands on its own and for once, the possibility of a sequel doesn't feel like a threat.
As it is often the case, the story begins with the good intentions of a well-meaning scientist. When will they learn? (the road to hell is paved with good intentions right?) Will Rodman (James Franco) is a San Francisco scientist searching for the cure for Alzheimer's. His father (John Lithgow) suffers from the disease so Will sees it as justification to testing on apes. Unfortunately, as is usually the case, things go wrong and Will and his team are forced to put down all of the apes that have been experimented on. But a lone baby ape named Caesar is saved and Will takes him home.
This is where the movie really gets interesting. To say that Caesar is the star of the show is a titanic of an understatement. Caesar makes the movie come alive and allows you to overlook the wooden performances by almost all of the human actors. Aside from a couple of touching moments by Will's dad, it seems like everyone is sleepwalking through their roles. I didn't think it was possible but Franco is even more boring than he was when hosted the Oscars.
But that's not really fair because to be honest, the movie doesn't really give the actors a lot to do. It's Caesar's world, everyone else is just living in it. To watch Andy Serkis bring Caesar to life is a true wonder of modern cinema. All of those naysayers who claim technology is taking the soul out of filmmaking might have to rethink their stance. Serkis gives an incredibly nuanced performance that captures Caesar as a precocious child, troubled teen and eventually the leader of the apes.
The performance-capture technology that brings the apes — chimps, orangutans and gorillas—to life is really amazing and it makes it impossible not to be enveloped in the action. Serkis has brought similar magic to his roles as Gollum in Lord of the Rings and as King Kong and if there is any justice in the world, his performance as Caesar should finally get him some Oscar recognition.
But Caesar doesn't just drive the action of the movie; he is also the heart of it. In one scene, after seeing a dog on a leash, Caesar asks Will, using sign language, if he's a pet. This is just one of the many moving scenes in the movie and proof that technology doesn't have to rob the heart of movies. There is more emotion on Caesar's face than many of the so-called real actors working today.
One of the inherent problems of a prequel is that we all know how it's going to end but that doesn't take the joy out seeing Rise of the Planet of the Apes unfold. Watching Caesar plan the getaway with his fellow primates by teaching them sign language and the climactic showdown at the golden gate bridge are as thrilling as it gets.
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Earning awards at festivals around the world, including the Jury Prize at the Cannes Film Festival, Silent Light finds the sublime in Mexico's natural world. Reygadas uses ominous skies and sun-filled meadows alike to tell the story of a family from northern Mexico's Mennonite community who are facing both marital and existential problems. Silent Light is a reimagining of Carl Theodor Dreyer's classic Danish film Ordet (1955) and retains as its focus questions of morality, love, and duty within a quiet story of human struggle. Reygadas pays powerful homage to Dreyer with its astonishingly profound yet simple conclusion. Arguably Reygadas's most breathtaking film and the one that solidified his reputation within the global art cinema elite, Silent Light asks us to consider the possibility of transcendence as both an aesthetic and a spiritual phenomenon.
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This is really true.I've seen it locally. I notice that the people around me, from Christian church-goers to Christian non-church-goers to non-Christian non-church-goers to atheists to whatever… I've found around me a rich tapestry of spiritual people who encourage me, teach me and support me, and I them.I've seen it online. I've found gathered around nakedpastor a rich tapestry of spiritual people. It is you! It is profound.The other day I posted a message one of my readers sent me (with h … [Read more...]
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Don't necessarily believe in something called luck or 'good timing'? Then you need to watch this video. The following video is a compilation of clips of people that were staring death or at the very least, sever harm right in the face and came away unhurt. These people are extremely fortunate to have escaped with little to no injuries. When you watch the footage, it is hard to imagine they narrowly escaped some of these predicaments unscathed.
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Search on for man who shot Forest Hills policeman
Monday, April 25, 2005
By Amy McConnell Schaarsmith, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
The man who shot Forest Hills Police Officer Matthew Livingstone in the chest Saturday night remained free yesterday despite a sweeping search of the eastern suburbs by more than 150 police officers from 20 departments.
Livingstone, 26, is the third Forest Hills officer in less than two years to be shot and injured while on duty. He was taken to Mercy Hospital, where police officers and city officials joined his family members and friends to await news of his condition.
Forest Hills Mayor Ray Heller Jr. said he was stunned that another of his officers had been shot on the job.
"Shock, disbelief, denial," Heller said of hearing about the shooting and then rushing to Mercy Hospital. "It's just too hard to explain. At some point, you just go on autopilot."
Mercy officials would not release information about Livingstone's condition yesterday. But Heller said when he saw Livingstone after his injury, the officer seemed alert and awake, and was able to ask whether other officers at the scene had been hurt.
Livingstone was shot at least once in or near one of his lungs despite his bulletproof vest, according to Heller. The vest was a better-quality version of one made by Michigan-based Second Chance Body Armor that failed to stop a bullet June 23, injuring Officer Edward Limbacher.
Limbacher, who was working with the state attorney general's drug task force in Forest Hills at the time, was wearing a Monarch Level IIA manufactured by Second Chance when he was shot through the vest.
"It was the same company, but a better vest," Heller said of Livingstone's body armor.
Allegheny County Police officials said yesterday they hadn't checked yet to see if the bullet penetrated Livingston's vest, and that the round might have entered the officer's body through his unprotected shoulder area.
Sgt. Edward Hinchey was shot in the groin while responding to a call in Wilkins in November.
On Saturday evening, shoppers at the Braddock Hills Shopping Center on Yost Boulevard called police to report a suspicious-looking man who appeared to be hiding behind the columns outside the vacant Builder's Square hardware store.
"It really looked like he was staking out some of the businesses in the shopping center," Heller said.
Forest Hills dispatches 911 calls for Braddock Hills as part of the area's mutual aid compact, so Livingstone was the first officer to arrive at the scene at about 7:30 p.m., with several other officers just a few seconds behind him, according to Allegheny County Police Superintendent Charles Moffatt.
The video camera inside Livingstone's car captured an image of the suspect walking in front of the car, his head turned to look toward Livingstone. The officer didn't even have a chance to speak to the suspect before the man shot him, Moffatt said.
"It was within seconds of his exiting the car," Moffatt said.
Other officers arrived moments later, and saw the suspect running away from the shopping plaza. The suspect is a black man in his 20s wearing a dark, puffy jacket and either a baseball cap or a tassel cap bearing a logo. He appeared to be about 5 feet 10 inches tall, according to Moffatt.
The videotape also recorded several cars present during the shooting that apparently left the scene, according to the police. The police would like to speak to those drivers or any other witnesses. Forest Hills police can be reached at 412-351-4141; Allegheny County police can be reached at 412-473-3000.
Based on witness reports, the suspect fled into a wooded hilly area and crossed Ardmore Boulevard near the Forest Hills police station. He worked his way through back yards into Wilkins, then crossed Greensburg Pike at about 8:15 p.m. "so he was traveling pretty good, and all on foot," Heller said.
The suspect was being trailed by about 150 police officers from 20 departments, K-9 units and a helicopter, but he ran into more wooded hills and the trail went cold, according to the police.
Anyone who sees someone matching the suspect's description should report the information to the police and stay away from that person, according to Forest Hills officials.
"He's still very dangerous," Heller said. "He shot at a police officer. He'll shoot at anybody."
(Amy McConnell Schaarsmith can be reached at email@example.com or 412-263-1548.)


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Spring, interrupted
Here in Eugene, we are in a valley surrounded by the Cascade mountains, which means we ordinarily get milder weather than the rest of Oregon. By the first week of February, we have usually left winter behind us and are embarking on early springtime. The plants never completely die back during the winter (the summer is our dead season instead, when the bright west coast sun sears everything brown) and we get so much rain that not only the ground but also the tree branches are covered by a layer of bright emerald moss. (Hence Eugene's moniker "the Emerald City"–a nickname that brings me no end of joy, considering my love for The Wizard of Oz.) The rains come daily, the sky is always overcast, and when it is not actually raining the air is filled with a gentle mist.
This year, however, the winter was a lot drier than usual, and the moss was a dull brownish green. We got hit with an uncharacteristic snowstorm in December (about ten inches!), and then in January sparse amounts of rain, punctuated by bright, cold days, the sun shining in a clear blue sky, interspersed with days captured in a grey, freezing fog that turned your lungs to ice. But at the beginning of February springtime seemed as sure as ever; the smell of the air itself had changed and there was now a green note, a whiff of damp earth and ozone. Last week, I found a patch of wild violets that I began harvesting—a handful at a time–to make a syrup.
And then came the snow.
Three days of snow and ice, at least a foot of snow dumped on the valley floor followed by a half inch of ice. Our front steps were buried and hidden; we had to excavate them to make a path for our small dog, who would otherwise disappear beneath the surface of the snow. The tree branches are frosted in white and festooned with icicles, and all the world is enclosed within the ringing silence of a white sky, mirroring the white that lies everywhere. Our fence, the awning above our door, and the power lines all glisten with sparkling icicles. (The power line leading into our duplex has come halfway down, in fact, and is awaiting an electrician.) It is breathtakingly beautiful and yet surreal, because the unmistakable scent of spring still hangs in the air, beneath the clear, cold scent of the snow.
Last winter, I remarked to Jo that I missed snow. It looks like Someone made sure I wouldn't have to go on missing it. The liminal seasons of spring and fall are my favorites (especially fall), but except for the opportunity to get fleece washed and dried I actually prefer winter (even classic east coast winter) to summer. The stillness of the ice, the enforced rest and confinement the snow imposes (our little city is so unused to snow that it basically just shuts down in the face of it; there is only one plough truck, no salt or shovelling, and the strategy seems to be to just wait for it to melt) brings with it a sense of psychic quiet, especially at night when the whole world is shrouded in moonlit white. The effect, to me, is rather like that of wearing a head covering, which I occasionally do; your thoughts are enclosed, shielded, and reflected back at you. There is a buffer between you and the rest of the world. I love this so much, it's a shame I have to wish the snow away, but the sad fact is that I can't get to my day job in this kind of weather without risking injuring myself. And we need the money from my day job, especially now that expensive medicine for our dog's heart condition is a factor.
All day yesterday, we heard the sound of freezing rain striking the already-extant coating of ice, alternating with the steady drip drip drip of the ice melting. I heard and saw a tree shift under the weight of the melting ice its needles were sloughing off. Today, there is the constant drip, drip, drip of ice melting—a good thing! Our street is closed to traffic due to downed power lines, and our own power line still hangs suspended, halfway down; the electrician never came. But we still have power—knock on wood. I have no idea what tomorrow will bring, but at least we have bread and cheese, popcorn and toilet paper—and a pan of brownies. Not to mention a dye pot filled with goodies—1k yards of yarn!–that I hand painted last night.
If I try to visualize the season as a person, I see the Snow Queen, all jagged edges and robed in ice: Dame Holda in the Northern traditions, shaking her quilt to make the snow fall. And yet, with the latent scent of spring in the air She is more like Gerda, the frost giantess who melts in the embrace of Freyr, god of fertility and the harvest. There is the quiet, but also an undercurrent of anticipation, of waiting. One word for the strange season we're experiencing right now? I pick cocoon: we are swathed in snow like white silk; yet, hidden beneath the surface, things are happening, developing, incubating. And before long, the season will shift, and we will burst free.
Image credit: photograph by Jolene Dawe
Sunday, 09 February 2014
Be safe and warm; up here in Portland-environs we've had hundreds of car accidents in this weather. At our house, we have been neighborhood-bound for the last three days and have finally run out of eggs, milk, and onions. Out we go tomorrow, if we have to do it on foot! (It's a four-mile slog to the nearest grocery for us, so I hope it melts enough to at least use a bicycle by then!)
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Ben White of Tigard qualified for the Hersheys North American Final Meet youth track and field competition that will be held in Hershey, Penn., on Aug. 5.
White qualified for the event in the 400-meter run.
White triumphed in the 400 at both the local Portland Hersheys meet and the Oregon State Final meet in order to qualify.
White competes in the ages 9-10 boys division and ran the 400 in a time of 1 minute, 9.5 seconds.
White will be a fifth-grader at Mary Woodward in Tigard this fall where he is a Student Ambassador.
In addition to track and field, Ben plays competitive soccer, basketball, and baseball. This program is sponsored by the Hersheys Company and features over 500 of the best young track and field athletes in North America.
The North American final meet will be held on Aug. 5 in Hershey, Penn., at the Henry Hershey Field on the campus of Milton Hershey School. He will receive an all expense paid trip to compete from Hersheys.


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Closing the Gap Projects
The aim of this initiative is to improve the access and health outcomes of Aboriginal people with a disability and their families through planning and evaluation of collaborative Disability Services and Closing the Gap projects.
An action research/ learning approach will be used to strengthen culturally safe planning and service delivery, and to build a good practice evidence base to inform future service development. The focus is on building greater recognition and inclusion of Aboriginal people with a disability within current regional Closing the Gap priorities and projects.


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You may be ready for your kids to head back to school or you may be holding onto every minute of summer fun. In our house the words "back to school" are synonymous with "do your chores." Regardless of your position, it's time to start thinking about simple things you can do to ease the transition.
Buying school supplies can be expensive. Check your student's school supply list for what you already have and what you need to purchase. Start watching ads for deals on supplies and stock up. Supplies often need to be replenished mid-year. Buy some extra now and save money later.
Work with your child/teen to complete an inventory of what clothing they need and want. I tell my kids I will set aside money for shopping after you clean out your outgrown, over worn clothes and provide me with a list of what you need. Set a budget and stick with it. If you have older kids, back to school shopping provides a great opportunity for them to prioritize needs and manage their spending budget.
Watch for school email regarding registration and other back to school activities. Make back to school events such as meet your teacher a family affair. If you have an older student, be sure to bring them to the school a few times before school starts so he/she can master opening their locker and walk their schedule. Participating in these activities often helps to ease anxiety.
Schedule doctor appointments before school begins and don't wait until the last minute. Does your child need a physical to compete in a sport? Make sure you bring any forms the doctor needs to complete to the appointment. Are his or her immunizations current? A quick call to the doctor's office may save you time and stress later.
Re-set the body clock. Summer often means later nights and sleeping in. Getting up at 6 a.m. when the body is used to 10 a.m. or 11 a.m. is a big adjustment. Instead of allowing things to "adjust themselves" that first week, be proactive and ease your child's sleep-wake schedule to one closer to the school schedule.
Have your student set some goals for school performance. I like to give my kids a week to get to know their teachers and their expectations. At that point I ask them what they aim to accomplish in each class. A B in college algebra may be on target for some kids while others are capable of an A. Also ask, how can I support you in reaching your goal? I can set aside time to listen to you read for 15 minutes each day. With older kids it's helpful to have them print their grades each week and explain to you any discrepancies with the goals they set.
I hope these simple tips will help to ease your family transition back to school. If you are interested in tips on another subject please email Kerri Gray at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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By Kim Holien, Special to the Pentagram
GETTYSBURG, Pa. "Sometimes the destiny of a nation is focused at the point of a bayonet." — John F. Kennedy
About half way through the movie classic, "Gone with the Wind," Rhett Butler is asked by Scarlett O'Hara whether he knows how Ashley Wilkes is doing. Infuriated by the question, Rhett turns to Scarlett and says: "We should all know in a little while. The two armies have met at a little Pennsylvania crossroads known as Gettysburg."
The past two weeks have seen some 250,000 Americans visit the hallowed ground of Gettysburg, Pa., to join with some 25,000 re-enactors and the National Park Service to commemorate and remember the sacrifices by those whose military service endeared them to the nation. It was 150 years ago this June that Gen. Robert E. Lee led the Confederate Army of Northern Virginia northward across the Potomac River through Maryland onto the rich farmland of Pennsylvania. Lee felt he needed European recognition for securing the South's independence against the ever increasing industrial strength of the North. He remembered that American colonies had won their independence only with the recognition of France, Holland and Spain in 1781.
Opposing Lee would be Gen. George Meade and his Army of the Potomac.
July 1 saw an engagement in which the two armies struck each other on the northwest outskirts of the town of Gettysburg. A Union cavalry delaying action was initially successful in buying time for Union infantry reinforcements to arrive, but eventually the Confederates outflanked the Union, and with superior numbers, drove them back through Gettysburg to the high ground of Cemetery Ridge and Culp's Hill. Lee requested a Confederate assault, but it was not forthcoming because troops were too exhausted from earlier fighting.
On the morning of July 2, Lee wanted to attack and roll up the Union left flank near the famous Little Round Top and Big Round Top. But as his men advanced, they were spotted by a Union Signal Corps unit on Little Round Top, forcing the unit to turn around and attempt another route of attack.
Finally, around 4 p.m., Confederate troops launched an assault, crushing the Union left flank and causing the 47th and 15th Alabama Regiments to make their famous assault on the 20th Maine on the spur of Little Round Top. You can go to Little Round Top today and walk the defensive position of the 20th Maine and observe that it is about the size of a tennis court. Look around and you will observe the ground over which the 20th Maine made their famous bayonet charge, saving the left flank of the Union Army.
Around 7 p.m. that evening, Confederates assaulted Cemetery Ridge and Hill, along with Culp's Hill. Onward they advanced through heavy artillery fire. Striking the Union infantry at the base of Cemetery Hill, Confederates pushed them back to within 200 feet of the red brick cemetery gatehouse, but were beaten back by Union reinforcements. Today you can go and stand in the artillery lunettes where fierce hand-to-hand combat took place.
Not until late in the evening did the regular Confederate cavalry under Gen. J.E.B. Stuart arrive, but they arrived too little, too late and too exhausted to have any positive effect for the Confederate Army at Gettysburg.
Lee then found himself low on artillery ammunition and foodstuffs for his men and horses. He decided on a frontal assault against the Union center on July 3. At 1 p.m. some 150 Confederate cannon started an artillery bombardment against more than 100 Union cannon on Cemetery Ridge. This duel lasted some three hours and was so loud that it could be heard on the hill in northwest Washington where the National Cathedral now stands.
Sometime after 3 p.m., Lee sent forward approximately 13,000 infantry in the tradition of Napoleonic warfare. These battle hardened veterans crossed nearly one mile of open fields toward Cemetery Ridge only to be met by heavy Union artillery fire and infantry fire. Several hundred broke through the Union center, but because of a lack of reinforcements, Confederate higher command structure failed Pickett's Charge. The next day, July 4th, heavy rains came and Lee started his retreat back to Virginia.
In November, President Abraham Lincoln received a request to deliver remarks at a dedication of a national cemetery. In so doing, his 274-word Gettysburg Address became immortal. The house that Lincoln stayed in at Gettysburg is now open for tours by the National Park Service.
In 1895, legislation helped establish Gettysburg National Military Park, preserving the battlefield and making it available for the study of the art of war. This is why there are tall iron observation towers still standing on parts of the battlefield.
In April of 1963, President John F. Kennedy and the first lady visited the Gettysburg battlefield. The president had made plans to return for the centennial commemoration of Lincoln's Gettysburg Address, but because of political considerations, he had to be in Dallas that week.
First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy was quite taken with the Eternal Peace Light Memorial at Gettysburg. This is where she got the concept of the Eternal Flame that sits above JFK's gravesite in Arlington National Cemetery.
For additional information, contact Gettysburg National Military Park at www.nps.gov/gett or the Gettysburg Convention and Visitors Bureau at: http://www.gettysburg.travel/.
(Holien is the former historian for Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall.)
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Be prepared to be confused out of your mind. There is no best but you'll have a million people giving you their opinions of what's best. All valid opinions but what's best is ultimately up to you. When I had my DTS the stock bose system was perfect for me but my ETC definitely needs replacements.
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Cadillacsts2003 can probably give you some of his own input and cadillackid (eldokid?) might too


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Whirl ¼ cup ketchup, ½ cup jarred roasted piquillo peppers*, 1 tbsp. almond oil, and ½ tsp. each kosher salt and pepper in a food processor until smooth.
Pair with: Russet frites
*Piquillos are small, mildly spicy red Spanish peppers; find in well-stocked grocery stores.
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Watercolor paints are one of our family's favorite art materials.
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There is positive evidence of human fetal risk, but the benefits from use in pregnant women may be acceptable despite the risk, for example in life-threatening situations. Please consult your doctor.
Unknown. Human and animal studies are not available. Please consult your doctor.
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Betamethasone is used in the treatment of allergic disorders, severe allergic reaction, asthma, cancer, rheumatic disorder, skin disorders and nephrotic syndrome.
How it works
Betamethasone belongs to a group of medicines called corticosteroids which have anti-inflammatory and immune system suppressing activity. It prevents late phase allergic reactions by decreasing the chemicals responsible for the allergy..
Common side effects
Electrolyte imbalance, Redistribution/accumulation of body fat, Bone degradation, Increased risk of infection, Muscle disorders, Increased blood pressure, Altered bone growth, Skin scar, Behavioural changes, Cataract, Increased glucose level in blood.
Clioquinol (Iodochlorhydroxyquin)(NA)
Clioquinol (Iodochlorhydroxyquin) is used in the treatment of skin infections, fungal infections and bacterial infections of external ear.
How it works
Clioquinol belongs to a category of drugs called as hydroxyquinoline antifungal agents. It acts by interacting with DNA synthesis thus killing the fungi that are responsible for causing the infection. It may be combined with a steroid (to reduce inflammation) or an antibacterial agent (to reduce bacterial infection)..
Common side effects
Burning sensation, Itching, Rash, Skin swelling, Skin redness.
Gentamicin is used in the treatment of bacterial infections.
How it works
Gentamicin is an antibiotic. It kills bacteria by inhibiting synthesis of essential proteins, required by bacteria to carry out vital functions.
Common side effects
Vomiting, Nausea, Facial swelling, Allergic reaction, Lip swelling, Skin rash, Joint pain, Blisters on skin, Diarrhoea, Shortness of breath, Headache, Hoarseness of voice, Loss of appetite, Itching, Urticaria, Fatigue, Fever.
Tolnaftate is used in the treatment of skin infections and fungal infections.
How it works
Tolnaftate stops the growth of fungus by preventing them from making their protective covering.
Common side effects
Skin irritation.
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- Take betamethasone tablet by mouth with food or milk to prevent stomach upset.
- Do not take betamethasone tablets If you are allergic to betamethasone or any of the other ingredients of the tablet.
- Do not take betamethasone tablets If you have an infection and have not yet started taking medicine (e.g. antibiotics) to treat it.
- Do not use betamethasone cream if you are allergic to betamethasone or any of the other ingredients in this medicine.
- Do not use the cream on your face repetitively for more than 5 days.
- Do not use a large amount of cream continuously on large areas of the body since it can affect your hormones.
- Excessive usage of cream in children might affect their growth and development.
- Don't apply the cream near your eyes.
- Don't swallow the cream, it is not meant for internal use.
- Don't use the cream under plaster or bandage.
Frequently asked questions FOR MULTIDERM
Q. Is betamethasone a steroid?
Betamethasone is a glucocorticoid and belongs to a group of medicines called steroids also known as corticosteroids. These are synthesized naturally in the body and help to maintain health and well-being. Two main classes of corticosteroids, glucocorticoids, and mineralocorticoids are involved in a wide range of physiologic processes, including stress response, immune response, and regulation of inflammation, carbohydrate metabolism, protein catabolism, blood electrolyte levels, and behavior.
Q. Is betamethasone injection safe?
Betamethasone injection is safe if used for an indication in a dose as advised by your doctor.
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Q. Does betamethasone cause hair loss?
Betamethasone is not known to cause hair loss. Rather, it may cause an increase in body hair growth (especially in females) on long-term use. Talk to your doctor if you get excessive hair growth on your body while taking betamethasone.
Q. Is betamethasone an antibiotic?
Betamethasone is not an antibiotic. It's a glucocorticoid.
Q. Does betamethasone work in retention edema?
Betamethasone is not used in retention edema. Glucocorticoids can cause fluid and salt retention as a side effect thereby causing edema or aggravating edema. However, betamethasone does not normally cause retention of salt and water and the risk of inducing edema and hypertension is almost negligible.
Q. Is betamethasone stronger than hydrocortisone?
Betamethasone and hydrocortisone belong to the same class of medications (i.e. corticosteroids) and produce almost similar pharmacological responses. The effect may vary based on the conditions and individual response. Always follow doctor's advice regarding its use.
Q. Can I take betamethasone with ibuprofen?
An increase in the risk of gastrointestinal bleeding may occur if non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDS) like ibuprofen are taken with corticosteroids. Talk to your doctor before taking betamethasone with any NSAID.
Q. Does betamethasone expire?
Yes, betamethasone does expire. All the medicines come with an expiry date mentioned on the pack. You must check the expiry date before using any medicine.
Q. Does betamethasone stop labor?
Betamethasone does not stop labor. Steroids like betamethasone are used in premature labor (if the mother is between about 23 and 34 weeks of pregnancy) to help in the maturation of lungs and also decrease the infant's risk of intraventricular hemorrhage (bleeding into the brain) and other complications affecting the bowels and circulatory system.
Q. Does betamethasone cause insomnia?
Betamethasone can cause insomnia (inability to sleep). Most people find that using this medicine for a short time causes no problems. Talk to your doctor if you experience insomnia while taking betamethasone.
Q. Does betamethasone cause weight gain?
Betamethasone can cause weight gain especially when high doses taken for a long time or repeated short courses are taken. Please consult your doctor if you experience weight gain after taking betamethasone.
Q. Is betamethasone a hydrocortisone?
Betamethasone is not a hydrocortisone. These are two different drugs which belong to the same group of medicines called steroids (also known as corticosteroids).
Q. Is betamethasone over the counter?
Betamethasone is not an over the counter (OTC) medicine. It is available only when prescribed by a doctor.
Q. Is betamethasone same as dexamethasone?
Betamethasone and dexamethasone are two different drugs which belong to the same group of medicines called steroids (also known as corticosteroids). These corticosteroids occur naturally in the body and help to maintain health and well-being.
Q. Is betamethasone a prescription medicine?
Betamethasone is not an over the counter (OTC) medicine. It belongs to a class of prescription medicine.
Q. Is betamethasone safe during pregnancy?
If you are pregnant or planning for pregnancy, ask your doctor for advice before taking betamethasone. Taking steroids often or for a long time during pregnancy can slow the baby's growth in the womb or may affect the baby's heart and body movements for some time. The baby may make less of its own steroid after birth, but this rarely causes any problems. If you become pregnant while taking this medicine, please tell your doctor but do not stop taking betamethasone unless told to do so.
Clioquinol (Iodochlorhydroxyquin)
Q. What is clioquinol cream used for?
Clioquinol cream is used for treating skin infections such as eczema (itchy skin), athlete's foot (ringworm infection, a fungal infection of the foot), jock itch (fungal infection of the groin area) and other ringworm infections.
Q. Is gentamicin a macrolide, steroid or a sulfa drug?
Gentamicin does not contain sulfa and is not a macrolide, or steroidal drug. It is a broad spectrum aminoglycoside
Q. Is gentamicin nephrotoxic?
Yes, gentamicin is a nephrotoxic drug. Please consult your doctor before taking the drug
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Q. Is gentamicin safe for babies?
Gentamicin is safe for babies if used at prescribed doses for the prescribed duration as advised by your doctor
Q. Does gentamicin cause hearing loss or burn?
Yes gentamicin can cause hearing loss if used inappropriately. It can cause burning of eyes
Q. Is gentamicin used for pink eye?
Yes, gentamicin is used in the treatment of pink eye (conjunctivitis). Please consult your doctor before use
Q. Does gentamicin dialyze out?
Yes, gentamicin is a dialyzable drug
Q. What organisms does gentamicin cover?
Gentamicin is mainly effective against pseudomonas, escherichia, enterobacter, klebsiella, staphylococcus, salmonella, serratia, and shigella species but rarely effective against streptococci and methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (mrsa)
Q. Does it cover anaerobes?
It does not act against anaerobes.
Q. Is tolnaftate good for jock itch or toenail fungus or nail fungus or ringworm or tinea versicolor?
Yes, tolnaftate good for jock itch or toenail fungus or nail fungus or ringworm or tinea versicolor
Q. Is tolnaftate a steroid?
No. It is an antifungal drug
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Q. Is tolnaftate safe?
Tolnaftate is safe if used at prescribed doses for the prescribed duration as advised by your doctor
Q. Is tolnaftate better than clotrimazole?
Tolnaftate has been found to be better than clotrimazole in treating athlete's foot. Effect in other fungal skin infections is not known
Q. How does tolnaftate work?
Tolnaftate is an antifungal medication that works by preventing the growth of fungus.


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Future of Mormonism
Mormonism in the Academy
By Stephen C. Taysom
In recent years, the study of Mormonism has garnered a good deal of attention from academics in a wide range of fields. Sociologists, anthropologists, legal scholars, and those in religious studies have joined historians in researching about and Mormonism, and many more scholars have integrated serious discussions of Mormonism into their classroom curricula. This new academic interest has led some to speculate about the future of "Mormon Studies" in the academy. The future is always a tricky thing to anticipate, but a close look at the current state of Mormonism in the academy offers some clues to what the future may hold.
In three cases, interest in Mormon Studies has driven the creation of religious studies programs in universities in Utah. For decades, Religious Studies, which is the name given to a constellation of methodological approaches scholars employ in an academic setting to examine religion as a cultural artifact, held very little interest for students in the Intermountain West. No doubt, part of the resistance to religious studies in Mormon-dominated areas stems from the tendency of scholars in that discipline to examine religions and religion as human creations and to emphasize the sociological, psychological, cultural, anthropological, and political functions of religion. LDS Church leaders have consistently encouraged college-age Mormons to attend church universities, such as one of the three Brigham Young University campuses, or church-sponsored Institutes of Religion adjacent to most American universities, in which the history and theology of Mormonism is studied in a devotional context designed to affirm the divine origin of Mormonism and to strengthen the faith in and commitment to Mormonism among students.
Mormonism is not unusual among conservative religious traditions in its suspicion of secular approaches to the study of religion. Such groups tend to view the handling of faith traditions by academics as deleterious to faith. However, Utah State University and Utah Valley University have each recently launched religious studies programs and each has a significant focus on the academic study of Mormonism. The program at USU offers a major in Religious Studies, and boasts two endowed chairs -- the Leonard Arrington Chair of Mormon History and Culture held by Philip Barlow, a Harvard-educated scholar of Mormonism, and the Charles Redd Chair in Religious Studies held by Charles Prebish, a distinguished scholar of Buddhism. There is no major available at UVU, but students may minor in Religious Studies. UVU offers courses on Mormonism that focus on the anthropological, cultural, and literary aspects of Mormonism. Like UVU, the University of Utah offers an interdisciplinary minor in Religious Studies, with courses offered in thirteen departments. The programs at USU, UVU, and the University of Utah are important because they both situate the study of Mormonism within the broader context of the scholarly study of religion as it is broadly conceived without attempting to denigrate or promote Mormonism as a way of life.


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Silvana Salcido Esparza's new restaurant in Scottsdale's SouthBridge complex may not be what the Valley chef originally had intended (the menu and space have been combined with Esparza's quickly shuttered Silvana Bistro next door), but her gourmet street-size taco concept has remained intact — and that's what we love most. Ranging from the familiar to the exotic, there are 30 varieties to choose from in categories of chicken, seafood, pork, beef, and vegetarian. We like the al pastor with slices of sweet pineapple, beer-battered fish with a spicy cream salsa, the cactus and egg with queso fresco, and a roasted pepper mix with sautéed onions and cilantro. Pop in for happy hour, where two selected tacos are just three bucks, and find a favorite.
Ah, the bowling alley snack bar — a place that's never, ever as good as you want it to be. Especially at those corporate houses that dominate the kegling landscape. The pizza is always prefab junk, and the deep-fried goodies rarely are any better. That's why this family-run eatery at Sunnyslope's independently owned Let It Roll Bowl is a breath of fresh air. Reasonably priced standards such as tacos, burritos, and enchiladas are available, as are regional specialties like molotes (deep-fried fritters stuffed with potato and chorizo) and tlayuda (think: Mexican pizza). Menu entrees include black or (very good) red mole, stuffed chiles, gorditas, and green or red ribs. None of it costs more than $8 and all of it tastes pretty darn good. And if you feel your bowling experience simply isn't complete without a pizza or hot dog, well, they've got that American stuff, too.
We're not sure exactly how the idea for fast Mexican/Chinese food came about ("Hey, you put your chimichanga in my sweet and sour sauce!") but we're glad it happened — and it's a Valley original. With two locations, you can indulge in a Chino Bandido fix whether you're in the East Valley or on the west side. Either way, you'd better not skip the jade chicken, a deep-fried, bright-red treat that feels like dessert for dinner. Pair it with carnitas or carne asada burros and jerk rice with pork. Just be sure to leave room for (we know this sounds odd, but bear with us) a fresh-baked Snickerdoodle cookie for dessert. Fusion at its finest.
Chef Matt Carter's sophisticated, intimate spot serving modern Latin cuisine in Scottsdale might mean shaking the piggy bank for some extra coin, but the culinary journey is worth it. Mixing French cooking techniques with influences from Spain, Mexico, Central and South America, Carter's dishes are intensely flavorful and expertly prepared. Start with a stellar smoked pork pozole, or shared plates of duck carnitas empanada and smoked pork shoulder tacos in hand-pressed corn tortillas, then move on to exceptional grilled entrees like the chimichurri hanger steak and Chilean salmon. The tequila, cocktail, and wine lists are as impressive as the cuisine — especially when sipped by a flickering outdoor fire or inside amid chandeliers, ornate mirrors, and the restaurant's glowing wall of Himalayan salt blocks.
The abundance of Sonoran-style Mexican eateries is plainly clear in the Valley. But finding comida oaxaqueña, Oaxacan food from southwestern Mexico, takes a bit more work. Thank the dynamic duo of Oaxacan Pablo Lopez and Chilean-born Dan Maldonado for bringing their bare-bones taco shop to north Central Phoenix — where the food's served up street-style, fast and flavorful, and at jaw-droppingly low prices. Start with the $1 street tacos, filled with tender lengua or luscious pork al pastor, then move on to the mighty fish taco (possibly one of the best in the Valley), or the crazy-tasty tlayuda, likened to a Mexican pizza featuring a dinner-plate-size thin, crunchy tortilla slathered with a bean spread. And with nothing on the menu over $8, there's room in the budget to splurge on a heavenly sweet cup of homemade Mexican horchata.
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Re: Need just enough underbars
In article <7l5sf2$ih2 at smc.vnet.net>, Patrick Reany <reany at xroads.com> wrote:
> I'm trying to use underbars to distinguish new variables from old in a
> differential eqn of state under a change of independent variables. I
> want all upper case letters to have an underbar in the new form. Some
> already have the underbar while others do not. How do I add the
> underbars to the ones that do not have them while not adding another
> underbar to the ones that already do. Below is an example form derived
> by using FullForm[]:
> Equal[Plus[Times[j,P],HoldForm[D[UnderBar[T],UnderBar[P]]],
> Times[-1,T,HoldForm[D[UnderBar[V],UnderBar[U]]]]],0]
> where one 'P' and one 'T' need to have the underbar added.
> Thanks
> Patrick
Here is one quick way that I just hacked together as
fast as possible. First I deconstruct the expression
by removing the underbars (assuming that the only
quantities that have underbars are capital letters --
if this isn't true then you hahave to do a bit more),
then I put them back but take care to only do this with symbols
defined in the Global' context:
j*P + HoldForm[D[UnderBar[T], UnderBar[P]]] -
T*HoldForm[D[UnderBar[V], UnderBar[U]]] /.
UnderBar[x_] :> x /.
(z_)?(UpperCaseQ[ToString[#1]] && Context[#1] ===
"Global`" & ) :> UnderBar[z]
Perhaps there are much more elegant ways of doing this...
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It is not uncommon for consumers to find themselves in need of short term. Thanks to the quick lending of payday loan lenders, you'll be able to get the cash as soon as the same day. Below, you will find some tips that will help find the pay day loan that fit your requirements.
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Asian American and Pacific Islander Faith-Based Community Leaders Forum
The White House Initiative on Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders
Saturday, September 21, 2013 from 9:30 AM to 12:30 PM (PDT)
Who's Going
San Francisco, California
London, United Kingdom
Florence, Italy
Event Details
The White House Initiative on Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders (WHIAAPI) will convene federal officials and faith-based and community leaders in a day-long forum to share key Administration policies on economic growth, immigrant integration, education, and civil rights. The forum will provide leaders and the broader AAPI community critical information and a better understanding of federal resources and services.
This convening will include an open discussion with representatives of various Federal agencies including the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services, the Small Business Administration, the Department of Justice, the Department of Education, and the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission. Also participating in the open discussion will be members of President Obama's Advisory commission on Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders (AAPIs).
The discussion will touch upon issues facing the AAPI community, such asimmigration, economic growth, faith issues, civil rights, and education. These representatives of the Federal Government want to hear the concerns of members of New York's AAPI community.
Participants will:
- Learn about federal resources and programs that can assist their constituency base, and engage directly with federal representatives from a broad range of agencies.
- Share innovative approaches and best practices among faith-based and other neighborhood groups and leaders; and
- Provide stories and list of concerns to federal officials that will better inform government's understanding of these communities.
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In 2012, WHIAAPI began to focus its outreach efforts on new immigrants and refugees – some of the most underserved in the AAPI community. Engaging faith-based and other community organizations in 2013 will help us better reach these communities. Studies show new immigrants and refugees rely on houses of worship and community organizations to seek help and resources when they first arrive in the U.S. and continue to maintain strong connections to these institutions for fellowship, development of social networks, and critical social services, among other things. Faith-based organizations also serve a diverse segment of the AAPI population from Christians, Buddhists, Muslims, Sikhs, Hindus, etc.
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25 W 43rd St
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Saturday, September 21, 2013 from 9:30 AM to 12:30 PM (PDT)
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The White House Initiative on Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders
On October 14, 2009, President Barack Obama signed the Executive Order reestablishing the White House Initiative on Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders (Initiative). The Initiative, chaired by U.S. Department of Education Secretary Arne Duncan and led by Executive Director Kiran Ahuja, is housed within the U.S. Department of Education. The Initiative works to improve the quality of life and opportunities for Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders by facilitating increased access to and participation in federal programs where they remain underserved.
The Executive Order also established the President's Advisory Commission on Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders and the Federal Interagency Working Group. Working in conjunction, the Commission and Federal Interagency Working Group are comprised of individuals, executive branch departments, agencies, and offices representing a broad spectrum of fields and programs impacting Asian Americans and Pacific Islander communities.
The Initiative works to increase Asian American and Pacific Islander participation in programs in education, commerce, business, health, human services, housing, environment, arts, agriculture, labor and employment, transportation, justice, veterans affairs and economic and community development.