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DNA technology for the detection of common genetic variants that predispose to thrombophilia
Pecheniuk, N. M., Walsh, Terence Patrick, & Marsh, N. A. (2000) DNA technology for the detection of common genetic variants that predispose to thrombophilia. Blood Coagulation and Fibrinolysis, 11(8), pp. 683-700.
With the identification of common single locus point mutations as risk factors for thrombophilia, many DNA testing methodologies have been described for detecting these variations. Traditionally, functional or immunological testing methods have been used to investigate quantitative anticoagulant deficiencies. However, with the emergence of the genetic variations, factor V Leiden, prothrombin 20210 and, to a lesser extent, the methylene tetrahydrofolate reductase (MTHFR677) and factor V HR2 haplotype, traditional testing methodologies have proved to be less useful and instead DNA technology is more commonly employed in diagnostics. This review considers many of the DNA techniques that have proved to be useful in the detection of common genetic variants that predispose to thrombophilia. Techniques involving gel analysis are used to detect the presence or absence of restriction sites, electrophoretic mobility shifts, as in single strand conformation polymorphism or denaturing gradient gel electrophoresis, and product formation in allele-specific amplification. Such techniques may be sensitive, but are unwielding and often need to be validated objectively. In order to overcome some of the limitations of gel analysis, especially when dealing with larger sample numbers, many alternative detection formats, such as closed tube systems, microplates and microarrays (minisequencing, real-time polymerase chain reaction, and oligonucleotide ligation assays) have been developed. In addition, many of the emerging technologies take advantage of colourimetric or fluorescence detection (including energy transfer) that allows qualitative and quantitative interpretation of results. With the large variety of DNA technologies available, the choice of methodology will depend on several factors including cost and the need for speed, simplicity and robustness. © 2000 Lippincott Williams & Wilkins.
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In Memoriam: Chuck Heuchert, Professor Emeritus
September 22, 2011—The Curry School extends its condolences to the family and friends of Charles M. Heuchert, Professor Emeritus, of Waynesboro, Va., and Topsail Island, N.C Heuchert died Tuesday, Sept. 20, 2011, at Augusta Health after an 11-month battle with cancer. He was 78.
Heuchert joined the Curry School in 1969 as an assistant professor of special education and received promotion and tenure in 1973 to associate professor. He began his administrative career as coordinator of student affairs in the admissions office in 1987, becoming assistant dean in 1988 and associate dean for undergraduate programs and licensure in 1996.
Heuchert received his doctorate from the University of Michigan in educational psychology in 1969. From 1959-1963 he was a classroom teacher, teaching in the first self-contained classroom for the emotionally disturbed in a public school in Livonia, Mich. He served as international president of the Council for Exceptional Children, president of the Virginia State Federation of the Council for Exceptional Children, and the president and founder of the Virginia State Council for Children with Behavior Disorders. He was the principal investigator and director of the Teacher Cadet Program funded by the DeWitt Wallace/Reader's Digest Fund.
He retired from the Curry School in 1998.


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Sept. 17, 2011
Recap | Final Stats | Notes | Photo Gallery 1 | Photo Gallery 2
Derek Dooley, Tennessee Head Coach
Opening statement:
"Let me start by giving Florida a lot of credit. They were well-coached and a good football team. They came out ready to play and we didn't handle it very well. I was most concerned coming into this game about our ability to keep our composure and we hit a buzsaw and made a ton of mistakes early that put us in a hole. Then every time we felt like we were inching back, we wouldn't play well. We didn't tackle very well. When they can run the ball the way they did you are not going to beat anybody. Of course we didn't run the ball well. We lost Justin Hunter, and that obviously hurt. I told the team, though, if you are going to compete for championships, you are going to get scars on you. I have been saying this all season. We didn't have any scars on us and today we got plenty of them. That is a good thing, we need them. We didn't handle the environment very well and when Justin went down we didn't respond well emotionally. We also made a ton of mistakes, so hopefully this game will be a lesson for us next time we get in this situation."
On team's response emotionally to Hunter injury:
"It was clear that it was a break in your spirit when you saw it happen. The whole team saw it happen. You have to move on. I could tell when he went down that it had an effect on our team. It is an effect and you have to come out of it and play out of it because it is part of the game. It is very unfortunate, but that is the way it is."
On Florida's running backs:
"There were a lot of times we were in position and they just ran around us and out ran us. We did a real poor job in pass coverage. They did exactly what we thought they would do because they are good coaches. They are going to get them the ball and get them in space. They are really good players. Rainey is a great player and they do a really good job of using him the right way."
On Tyler Bray getting frustrated
"I think he got frustrated a few times, but that is just because he is competitive. We weren't having the success that we needed and they were doing a good job of controlling the ball. We didn't get a lot of possessions and had some negative yardage rushing plays. It gets frustrating. I am sure he did, but I give him a lot of credit because he kept playing. We inched back and cut it to 10 points. We just needed to get a stop and get the ball back, but we can't stop them. They drive the ball down for a six-minute drive and kick a field goal."
On the blocked punt:
"Again, we lost our composure. That was something we worked on all week. We knew what they were going to do there and we didn't execute what we do. I started seeing it and probably should have called a timeout, but we couldn't get it in time. That was disappointing. They did a good job and they executed it well. That is their playmaker, and he has done that before in a lot of games. We thought we were prepared for it, but we obviously weren't prepared enough. That was the microcosm of some of the things that happened out there. It just so happens when you make a mistake on a punt it is a devastating blow. The defense did a good job, though. They came out and made a stop and kept them to three points."
Tennessee Players
Junior DB Prentiss Waggner
On Rainey and Demps:
"It was everything we were expecting, we just did a bad job of [setting] the edge. They executed pretty well."
On the team's response in locker room at halftime:
"At halftime there wasn't anybody down or nothing. We were just pushing the offense."
On Justin Hunter's injury:
"When I saw Justin go down I went straight to Da'Rick [Rogers] and told him it is his time. Step up and be that big leader right now "
Senior LB Austin Johnson
On falling behind early in the game:
"That's kind of what's been happening two games in a row now, letting quick scores really early in the game. We've got to come out with a little bit more intensity, little bit more focus and make sure we get a third-down [stop] on the first drive."
On the momentum of the game:
"They had some good plays on special teams and a couple of turnovers that pinned us back. I thought we bared our backs well and held them to a field goal, which was good for us. We've just got to make sure we can keep that up and hopefully give that momentum back to the offense."
Sophomore QB Tyler Bray
On losing Justin Hunter in first quarter:
"It's tough losing one of your go-to guys as a quarterback. But hey, we still had all three quarters to come back and make plays, which we failed to do."
On the game's outcome:
"I was definitely frustrated at times. We played Florida; it's a rival. You're going to get frustrated when things don't go your way."
On center James Stone:
"He just needed to relax. He had so many things going through his head. He was thinking too much."
On whether they would have won the game with a healthy Justin Hunter:
"We lost. You can't really say. There is always what-ifs. What if I don't throw two picks? What if I throw five touchdowns?"
Will Muschamp, Florida Head Coach
Opening Statement:
"I want to complement our fans. It was an electric atmosphere out there. Friday night we had Danny Wuerffel come and talk to our team. He's a guy that has won a national championship and Heisman Trophy; he's a heck of a football player but a better person. "Any win in the SEC is a positive. We have some things we have to clean up. We had to take some timeouts. I thought we moved the ball well, especially earlier in the game. Defensively, I thought we played very well. As the game changed with them throwing the ball, we had to change our whole game scheme. There are some communication issues that we need to clean up. The worst thing that you can do in that type of situation is to give up big plays. Our young men did a very good job tonight. I'm very pleased with the win. There are obviously some things that we can still clean up." On the pass rush: "We had some good pressures. The first interception in the second half was caused by Ronald Powell - that was huge for us. We have to get pressure with four guys rushing. Having Sharrif Floyd back certainly helps that. It's difficult to put pressure on all the time."
On Chris Rainey:
"I don't know if there is a more versatile player. He comes to work every day. He works awfully hard, playing football. Playing for Florida is very important for him, and that's important for me. He's a guy that's an example of what you want as a player and competitor, as far as I am concerned."
On Sharrif Floyd:
"He's a leader. He's an outstanding young man. When he walks on that field and says something, he commands a lot of respect."
On the overall speed of the Gators:
"I'm not surprised because I've played the Gators before. That credit goes to Urban Meyer and his staff - he did a great job recruiting. These aren't Urban's players, they're Florida's players - that's a big credit to him, though. To be able to have guys like Chris Rainey and Jeff Demps, when you put the ball in their hands, they can score any time. With Charlie's [Weis] system we evaluate our talent and evaluate what we can do."
On Caleb Sturgis:
"Just to know that you feel good and comfortable when he walks on the field, you feel very comfortable when he goes to kick a field goal. Caleb has been outstanding for us. Tonight he had a lot of opportunities. He's a guy that gives me a huge comfort level, to know that when we hit the 35-yard line we're going to get some points."
On the defense:
"It's week-to-week, especially with our guys. We're going to look at what we did that was positive. You have to constantly coach players, especially younger and first-year scheme players. Those are things you can't afford have to happen. That will lose you a football game."
On Matt Elam:
"Matt makes the call for us in the back end, so you have to have a guy that you can go to ask how things are going. That person for us is Matt Elam. He has a good feel for where we are. He loves playing at Florida. To me, he's a guy that is going to continue to progress as a player and leader. He's made tremendous strides to this point."
On Chris Rainey's impact:
"I think more than anything, Charlie is looking at situations and thinking about how we can create plays in space for him. That's more than anything to me. Charlie does a great job of that. He comes to me midweek and says I think we're going to create these situations. We just need to win those one-on-ones. Football is all situational. It's just a game of matchups. I really like how Charlie has created those situations with players. "
On John Brantley:
"John has played extremely well. I have had all the confidence in him since we've started here. He does a great job in the offense and does what Charlie wants. He does a great job of managing the football team."
On facing Tennessee:
"This atmosphere in this stadium, it's incomparable. Our guys understand what's at stake playing in the SEC, and playing well in the SEC. it's certainly a different buzz around here. This counts for one, and next week counts for one. We need to wake up tomorrow and get ready for Kentucky."
On the secondary:
"I thought we did a pretty good job as far as our coverage is concerned. You don't want to go into a game and get beat by their guy. We're going to play aggressive, we're not going to play soft, I can tell you that."
Sophomore Defensive End Sharrif Floyd
On making his 2011 debut:
"It's amazing. I'm very grateful to be back with my team. It was the hardest thing I've had to do in my life, to sit back and watch my team go out there and cheer. I never want to have to do that again."
On playing defensive end:
"At a new position, that I need a lot of experience at, it was a little difficult. It took me a couple of weeks to get in the groove, but I got back into it. It's not as easy as it looks."
On the team's performance against Tennessee:
"It wasn't the best that we can do, but we did a good job. Mistakes are going to be made. We just have to get better."
On the defense's chemistry:
"Our defense is one unit. We're not broken up. If the front is getting a lot of pressure, we have to give it back. Pressure is key."
RS-Senior Quarterback John Brantley
On the team's overall performance vs. Tennessee:
"We worked all week on our pass protections. We know where our outlets are. Rainey got out clean and he was in that open area - he can do some special things with the ball. It was cool seeing him split some players, and then next thing you know, he's gone."
On Chris Rainey:
"Rainey is a special athlete. He is getting better each week. He has really grown up and bought into everything. He deserves everything that he's been doing right now."
On team improvements following Tennessee:
"It's tough to tell right now without going back to the film. Every week there has to be a concern. Even if you did do well in the red zone you have to concentrate on that, and we're going to do that week."
On the wide receivers:
"I have all the trust in the world in my receivers."
On the win streak against Tennessee:
"I heard a little about that streak that we had going on this week, and I really didn't try to think about that. I just want to go out and get the W."
On controlling the clock:
"It's big. Fourth and short, we have to keep running the clock out. That's what won us the game. It kept their defense on the field and their offense off the field."
On scoring on the opening drive:
"We wanted to come out hot. We wanted to come out and score. Coach Weis told us to execute and drive, and that's just what we do, execute and drive. The first SEC win is very important I think. That gives us the confidence rolling into the rest of SEC play. It always feels good to beat Tennessee."
RS-Senior Running Back Chris Rainey
On his 83-yard reception:
"Seeing John Brantley run out of the pocket, I saw him look at me, I turned, got the ball and I saw the biggest hole I've seen in my life and I took off."
On his successes this year:
"Just stay focused. Your time will come. For me, it was an emotional game. I just had to do what I had to do."
RS-Senior OL Dan Wenger
On the ball in the red zone:
"It's disappointing when you get in the red zone to move the ball with efficiency and then get stopped down there. It's just a matter of finishing for us. I am going to say that I myself, personally, need to finish better and that's what I am going to really focus on this week in practice - finish those plays in the red zone and give our team a better chance, get away from the field goals and start getting touchdowns."
On confidence in Caleb Sturgis:
"The amount of confidence we have in Caleb is just amazing. He and I are in the same graduate program and have gotten to know each other very well. We go through a lot of the same things, so I have 100 percent support for him any time he goes on the field. I am not even worried, not even taking a second look hoping it's going in. I know it's going in with Caleb."
RS-Sophomore Linebacker Jelani Jenkins
On facing Tennessee:
"Well, we knew they were going to try and run the ball. They're a great running team. They were a little successful with their pass games, and we put a lot of emphasis on it this week."
On the defensive line:
"I thought they did well. We have to watch the tape and look at it, but from what it looks like they were able to keep pressure on their quarterback and help us out in the back end."
On Sharrif Floyd:
"We've been real good friends ever since he got here. I feel like I play a lot better when he's in front of me. He was a great addition to the team and I'm glad we got him back."


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The Who front man and Teenage Cancer Trust Patron, Roger Daltrey CBE, took to the stage last night at an intimate event in London attended by Arsenal's Manager Arsène Wenger and left-back Gael Clichy.
The event took place at the Bloomsbury Ballroom to announce details of Arsenal's Annual Charity Ball which will take place on 21 May at Emirates Stadium. The Legends & Youth Ball will raise money for the Club's Charity of the Season -Teenage Cancer Trust - and the Arsenal Charitable Trust.
Roger, who is a huge Arsenal fan, treated guests to a live set of The Who classics including Pinball Wizard. Playing alongside him was Simon Townshend, the son of Roger's band mate Pete. After his set, Arsenal's Manager revealed details of the Legends & Youth Ball which promises to be an unforgettable finale to Arsenal and Teenage Cancer Trust's season-long partnership.
The ball will be hosted by comedian and Arsenal fan Matt Lucas with a performance by hotly tipped young artist VV Brown. Friends of Teenage Cancer Trust, Rory McGrath and Phil Tufnell will entertain guests throughout the evening before world-renowned DJ Judge Jules hits the decks to fill the dance floor. Arsenal manager, Arsène Wenger, and the Club's first team will also attend the ball and Diamond guests will be joined by players during dessert.
Roger encouraged guests at last night's event to dig deep and buy tickets for the ball to support Teenage Cancer Trust and help young people fight cancer. Girl group Hope rounded off the evening in style, treating everyone to some new tracks which will feature on their upcoming album.
Tables at the exclusive Legends & Youth Ball are available from 020 7612 0370 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.. Tables are priced at £10,000 for Diamond packages and £6,000 for Platinum packages.
Funds raised through this exclusive event will enable Arsenal to smash its £300,000 target for Teenage Cancer Trust, a charity devoted to improving the lives of young people with cancer. With Arsenal's help, the charity will be able to increase its support to teenagers in the London area by building a unit within a brand new day care cancer centre due to open in 2012 at University College Hospital, London.
Arsenal hopes to raise £300,000 to fund an Education Zone on Teenage Cancer Trust's unit within the centre. The zone will be a dedicated space where teenagers and young people being treated can keep up with their studies and also learn more about their cancer. It will include computers and laptops with wireless access, enabling them to contact their school, keep in touch with their friends and even join in with lessons via webcam.Copyright 2017 The Arsenal Football Club plc. Permission to use quotations from this article is granted subject to appropriate credit being given to www.arsenal.com as the source


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huge abstract pictures to as big an audience as she could. But no dealer nor auctioneer will have the paintings and she's
having to spend pounds 4,000 a year storing them. She says she just can't throw them away. What can she do?
Deathbed promises should never be asked for, made, or kept. It's so difficult to refuse a request, when someone's dying, to change your name to Scaremongering-Bonkers, to bring your child up a Moonie, or to marry Mr Wrong. And then, for ever after, when you've broken the promise, you feel like an utter swine, riddled with guilt like a cancer. Or, worse, when you've fulfilled the promise, you feel eaten up with resentment.
Angie's brother has left her a terrible legacy - a legacy of his own unrealised hopes and dreams and, ultimately, what he saw as his inadequacies.
First let's look at it in a practical way. The Tate apparently gets large numbers of letters from relatives in exactly the same position. So Angie's not alone. And as far as any friends I have in the art world know, there has been not a single painter who had absolutely no success at all before he or she died, who has later been hailed as a genius. So the chances of Angie's brother launching himself as a great, or even reasonably OK, saleable artist from the grave are, to all intents and purposes, zilch. Big abstract pictures by complete unknowns, as Angie's found out, have no market value at all these days.
If I were Angie I'd blow this year's storage money on renting a large warehouse and having a huge exhibition. She should make slides of those pictures that don't sell and then either destroy them or give them away as canvases for young students to work on.
But, of course, this isn't a problem that's just about selling pictures. It's about bereavement. And guilt is a common little devil after a death. Perhaps Angie feels that at some level she wasn't a good enough sister to her brother when he was alive and selling his pictures would assuage her guilt. Perhaps she can't bear to acknowledge his death completely and is hanging on to some part of him. Perhaps in some awful way it's worth pounds 4,000 a year to put off the day when she has to acknowledge that he's really gone. While she still has his pictures on her mind he is, in a way, still alive for her.
I wonder whether it would help to see his work as being a necessary part of a much larger picture.
Like seeds in a field, millions need to be sown for a few to come up. If Angie could see her brother's work as some of the crucially important seeds strewn around the abstract movement, would his life's work seem quite so meaningless? Only some are chosen to survive, and sometimes they're not the right ones and it's not always fair, but they can't all thrive because there simply isn't room. As it is, there have been more than 10,500 "name" artists at work in Britain and North Ireland since the 1940s. There just isn't space for any more, even though these are merely the tip of the iceberg.
Goethe said "Our deaths keep the universe young". This means the death not just of people but also of their creations.
Angie's brother made a contribution in his way during his lifetime, if only to be part of the abstract movement in the ether. He and his art haven't died in vain. But to try to keep his works going at this stage is like slapping the cheeks of a corpse to bring it back to life.
Angie has tried to fulfil her bravepromise - she couldn't have done more. Now she should let both her brother, and his works, die in peace.
This is an impossible task
Angie does not yet know what she is up against. I do. My husband is a talented artist producing huge, unsaleable abstract paintings. I have spent 15 years, written hundreds of letters, cajoled dozens of gallery directors, humped the things around, up and down stairs, lifted and heaved them for hanging until I have nearly dropped with exhaustion. In 15 years, about six or eight have been sold. I have tried giving them away - no one wants them. If the pictures are oil on canvas on a stretched frame, I suggest Angie take them all off the frames and store them rolled up. The stretchers can be sold, or given, to art students. If the pictures are framed, she can sell the frames. Artists, in my experience, do not seem to realise that the fun and achievement of painting is in the act of "doing".
This is about bereavement
Poor Angie. She must have been very close to her brother and probably ambitious for him though I suspect that he just found his painting an absorbing and fulfilling hobby. In her grief I think that she is attempting to keep his memory alive. He might well have been shocked if he had realised that she would feel she must keep and sell his pictures - was he aware of what her promise would mean to her?
She needs bereavement counselling and the courage to get a frank professional assessment of the oeuvre - then hang a few small favourites in her home and get rid of the rest. I think this is what he would have wanted.
Maidstone, Kent
Why not try the Internet?
There can be no wider audience than the Internet. Why not set up a web page and take digital pictures of the paintings offering them for sale or free to a good home. This should certainly cost less than pounds 4,000 a year. If you don't know someone who can help you do this, there are evening classes in how to set up websites and in digital imaging, so you could gain a new hobby and friends too.
Bognor Regis, West Sussex
Send them to a hospice
Many hospitals and hospices have arts programmes that seek to lift the spirits of patients. It may be that (if suitable), the paintings could reach a wide audience if she offered them, on loan or for sale, to hospitals in her locality.
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This may seem trivial, but it means a lot to me. Recently I've seen a doctor at the local hospital, and a consultant. Though I'm middle-aged (and they're the same age or younger) they address me by my first name. What I find so annoying is that they expect me to address them as Mr or Dr So-and-So. To say "I'd prefer you to call me Mrs Palmer" sounds pompous, and I don't want a consultation to get off to an unpleasant start. How can I deal with this in a civilised way?
Yours sincerely, Sally
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OTTAWA – Japan should show "more flexibility" in Trans-Pacific Partnership negotiations for regional free trade, U.S. National Pork Producers Council Vice President Nick Giordano said Thursday.
To achieve a broad TPP accord early, Japan needs to do more toward eliminating its tariffs on agricultural products, said Giordano who is visiting the Canadian capital to monitor progress in the ongoing TPP discussions among the top negotiators of the 12 member countries.
The basic principle of TPP is "elimination of all tariffs," he said, requesting that Japan make concessions to bring about a broad TPP deal in November as pursued by the members.
After the talks, Japan and the United States will hold bilateral working-level talks on tariffs on agricultural products for two days from Monday.
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Is the target moving? Are you moving? Low light or daytime? DAO or safety engaged? Cover garments? Location of weapon? aiwb?side?back?pocket?ankle?
This is a discussion on Hits On Target within the General Firearm Discussion forums, part of the Related Topics category; Two hits to the thoracic cavity from concealment 5yds. What do you think a reasonable time is to get two hits on target?...
Two hits to the thoracic cavity from concealment 5yds. What do you think a reasonable time is to get two hits on target?
You do not think the 9mm is effective? Then let me shoot at you.
Is the target moving? Are you moving? Low light or daytime? DAO or safety engaged? Cover garments? Location of weapon? aiwb?side?back?pocket?ankle?
From a stationary position, firing on a stationary target, less than 1.5 seconds.
The idea is that a human can cover 7 yards in 1.5 seconds, give or take. At 5 yards the time diminishes quickly, best move and create more time/distance.
Trust in God and keep your powder dry
"A heavily armed citizenry is not about overthrowing the government; it is about preventing the government from overthrowing liberty. A people stripped of their right of self defense is defenseless against their own government." -source
Make sure you get that first hit. Like an old west gunfighter said, " take your time in a hurry".
And I think Wyatt Earp said ," speed is good, but accuracy is final".
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I enjoy shooting games, like the steel matches I shoot 2-3 times a month, but - they're just games on a square range with no one shooting back. I view 'em as a way to keep the skills current and the little bit of adrenaline that flows due to the competitive aspect is a good thing.
My point is to strive for excellence, but holding yourself to arbitrary standards drives you to chase a number rather than to address a situation. Revisit your goals from time to time, and keep it real.
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Buy an airsoft gun and regularly take force on force classes to get as close to the real thing as possible. Or just move to columbia.
Just keep practicing... until you get down to what you think is the best you can do it. DO NOT just jump in and do it as fast as you can and shoot yourself in the process. Work up to it, until you have good SAFE trigger memory. When and when NOT to have the finger on the trigger, is kind of important ....
More LEO's have shot themselves in the toes or leg from dumb cowboy fast draw contests "with the boys" ... and that they had never done before, than I can count.
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Get a shot timer.
Benchmark your skill.
Then, try to go faster with keeping the same accuracy standard.
From concealment and in real life you are talking about 3 to 4 seconds for someone to draw and shoot. At the range when I'm not frightened or being stabbed I can do it consistently in about 1.10 to 1.25 seconds for a draw and two hits.
The real answer though is that in life there are no set answers. The only time that matters is whether or not you are fast enough to survive.
In the real world fast may mean seeing the threat earlier and evading.
Fast may mean seeing the threat early and having 5 to 6 seconds of extra time to get off the X and draw your weapon while finding cover.
Sadly, fast may also mean that he was fast enough to get inside of your draw and stab you to death.
Fast is relative because real life is usually not about the quick draw. It's about seeing, understanding and correctly acting in order to stay alive.
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a second and a half to two seconds.
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Work on your double-tap! Maybe half a second.
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Today, three great UK bloggers are in The Times and I seriously recommend RUNNING to the store and buying a copy. I don't have a copy in my office at work - but I'm gonna buy a couple at a Servo on my way home tonight so I can see the girls in the printed "FLESH". That's right. I'm so excited - I've reverted back to the Aussie word "Servo" instead of even bothering with "Service Station…"
(To anyone overseas - you can see a SMALL preview - HERE.)
The bloggers involved are Georgina, Lauren and Bethany - all of whom run different, amazing, beautiful, interesting blogs aimed at women (all different types of women, at that!) and fashion.
In the last few weeks, the prevalence of plus bloggers in mainstream media has increased with us fat/curvy/plus-size women represented (and represented well) across the UK, Australia and The States. Seriously. There was a live video panel on HuffPo, Teer Wayde is a Current Centrefold in Australia's Cleo magazine and the New York Times ran an article on how Plus Size Bloggers are Blazing a New Path.
Teer Wayde in Cleo - the article has amazing Centrefold snaps of her too!
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CLSL-249 Ovid
This course will have as its object the mythological epic poem Metamorphoses, written by Ovid in the first few years of the 1st century AD. Ovid had long been a very successful elegiac poet and represented himself as a most skilled praeceptor amoris, "teacher of love". But at the apex of the Principate, the new political regime established in Rome by
Octavian Augustus, Ovid decided to partake in the rhetoric surrounding the new socio-political and cultural reality by responding to Vergil's Aeneid, which had just become a "classic" in the 1st century BC. Vergil re-founded Latin literature in such a way that anyone aspiring to take a seat at the table of canonical authors had to confront and deal
with the formal and ideological aspects of his epic poem. Ovid did so in his own way, as he never abandoned his wittiness, ambiguity, and literary resourcefulness, on account of which his materials stand out from the entire classical canon and have made him one recognizable, and very often extensively imitated, model for writers from both his own time and posterity. Among many revolutionary aspects of his work is the very choice of myth, and in particular stories of transformation, as the poem's main theme, with a very complex and sometimes elusive web of interconnections among stories serving as its structure. The poem winds up being, as promised in the proem, a history of the universe and one that will find its conclusive justification with the arrival on earth of Julius Caesar and his son Augustus.
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Credits: 3
Prerequisites: CLSL 101
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March 25, 2013
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Holly Warlick, Tennessee Head Coach(Opening comments)
"I'm obviously excited for our team and these two seniors who just had a really awesome game on their last game here in Thompson-Boling Arena. Creighton's just a very well coached, very good team. They're never out of the game. I'm proud of our finish and how hard we fought back. We're really excited to be moving on."
(On the focus on defense paying off tonight)
"Our goal tonight, and they're going to get threes, was to limit them to five threes. I didn't want, if they hit a three, for us to drop our shoulders. Because they're going to hit threes. I looked down and they had four threes, and that's huge for us. Because all year long, we haven't defended the three ball very well. I'm very proud of our effort. I thought our key was to play one-on-one. You have to lock your player up. You have to defend one-on-one. We didn't want to have to help a lot. When we helped, we gave up an open-look three. We made some adjustments in our defense, and everyone bought into it. It could have been one of our better overall defensive games of the year when we needed it. I'm proud of our effort. We didn't finish our defense with a boxout. We gave up 17 offensive rebounds. I know the ball was long, but we talked about that. If there's one part of our game that could've gotten better, it's boxing out."
(On making adjustments)
"We're a really on-the-ball, help-sighted team. We didn't help a lot. We limited our help and wanted to make sure it's one-on-one, and you have to make stops. If you don't they're going to get a two. I'd rather give a two up than a three. We limited our help. We stayed outside the paint and stayed on the three-point shooter when they brought the ball out. That was our primary thing for us tonight. And when we started switching, they took advantage and went inside and got Meighan inside and then Massengale, so we couldn't go with that game plan. We had to stay on our players. It was one-on-one."
(On the early second half run)
"We didn't want them to get in any rhythm on their three-point shooting. We talked a lot about 20 minutes. 20 minutes of finishing a game. We did some things that I thought we could have gotten better on defensively. We were holding the basketball a lot offensively. We talked about moving the basketball and making them play defense. We talked about moving the basketball so they had to play defense. I thought we were taking quick looks and quick shots in the first half. I think, obviously, our second half we got down and played better defense than the first half. We talked about finishing the game for 20 minutes and how we'd feel coming back in the locker room."
(On the 3-point performance)
"I thought it was huge. I thought we took great threes. We didn't force it. We took threes when we were open. It was one of the smartest that we've done shooting the three ball. And I thought Massengale and Meighan, two of their shots I thought went in and would be key, but they bounced out. I thought we had big threes when we needed them. That made us separate from Creighton. They were huge tonight."
(On peaking at the right time)
"I thought it was a great team effort. I keep talking about our team and how great we are and how important everybody is to this basketball team. I thought we got better tonight on the defensive end, and we have to keep doing that. You have to continue to get better. We have to cut down on our turnovers. There's so much more we can do and get better at. I think Izzy is getting back into the flow of things. It's all about combinations and who we play and their style. If we just keep learning and being disciplined. I thought tonight, for the most part, we were so disciplined on the defensive end, and we haven't been in the past. If we do those things, and we're disciplined on the offensive end, we're a very good basketball team."
(On defense first instead of off the offense)
"It was key tonight. You could see what Creighton did to us in the first half. They were packing it in; we weren't getting good looks. We were quick shooting, but we went down and got stops. It's huge for us. We're going to build on this. We got our hands on a lot of balls. Whether we got a turnover or not, we got our hands on a lot of balls. I was very proud of us because we didn't give them open looks. That was key: Don't give them open looks. If they're going to hit a three, we have to be in their way. We focused on that yesterday and today in the shootaround. That was our focus. It was one of the best defensive efforts we've had all year. And we needed it."
(On Kamiko's offensive output in the first half)
"It seems like this year, when we've struggled offensively, she comes up with big baskets. I thought tonight she hit big baskets. Driving to the basket, fading away, using the glass...she's just athletic. And when you give the opportunity to an athlete to perform, she does it. In that case, there's no rules for her. That's what's great about her. She can make a play. That has nothing to do with coaching. It's just everything to do with athletic ability and her using her athletic ability to do more. She kept us in the game. She kept us ahead and got ahead. At the beginning of the year, she played three minutes and wanted out. And she doesn't want out now. We're giving her breathers, but she's getting in shape and playing the basketball she needs to play. And playing the basketball we need her to play to win."
(On whether this would have been more difficult had they not lost to Mizzou)
"No question. We've struggled with the three-ball, and I think we've spoken a lot this year about the Missouri game for two reasons. One-not showing up to play. You can't take any team lightly. And two-they shoot the three-ball very well. We had no say in that game. We grew up a lot. We learned a lot. We grew as a team. Had we not gone through that, we would've thought it was no big deal. And it was a big deal. We came back and had a two-hour meeting at six in the morning, and I thought it was powerful. If you can learn from your losses, they're ok. I think if we would have won, I don't think we would have had the same result."
Kamiko Williams, Tennessee Senior Guard(On what the challenge was for their defense against the Creighton offense)
"Just guarding shooters. I mean getting out there keeping a hand up at all times, staying in a stance. Because they like to pump fake, they get you in the air and then they like to swing the ball, penetrate, and kick. So just one-on-one "D" and staying in a stance the whole time, and we just stressed that after the last game. We just went out there and executed."
(On being the spark for the Lady Vols in the first half)
"The coaches and my teammates, they stress that I can do a lot for this team and they stay on me. They just encourage me to go out there and go play. I just did what I had to do for the team really. I didn't think about myself. My teammates found me in the right spots. You know, Cierra (Burdick) set a good screen coming off our drag and Ariel (Massengale) and Jasmine Jones, you know, they found me down low. So, I mean, my teammates just passed me the ball at the right place at the right time and I just finished it."
Taber Spani, Tennessee Senior Forward(On Kamiko Williams being the spark for the Lady Vols in the first half)
"I think Kamiko's energy, on the defensive end especially, her getting four steals and just kind of some big key momentum plays in the first half when we really needed them. That was really big for us and I think for her to convert and just be that defensive presence. And then like she said, she did a great job of attacking, getting to the paint on the offensive end. That was really huge for us. So I think her focus and her overall just intensity; and she wants to win, and I think that's really rubbing off onto everyone else."
(On how bight the Lady Vols' performance from behind the arc was)
"It was big because we knew that they were going to double down on our bigs. Bashaara and Izzy did a great job and then they'd kick it out and find our shooters, and we knocked down shots when we needed to. I think a lot of it was just our focus on the defensive end to get stops and to get our transition game going and it kind of opened everything else up for us on the offensive end and for us guards on the perimeter."
(On their performance in their final game at TBA)
"It's special. TBA has been very good to both of us. Tennessee has meant a lot to our fans and we want to get to leave everything out on the court and for Holly, it being her first year, to get her to a Sweet 16 and to lead these young women to a Sweet 16 appearance. We just wanted to go out and leave everything out on the court for our fans because we really want to show that we appreciate everything they have done for us and it was a fun night to do that."
Jim Flanery, Creighton Head Coach(Opening remarks)
"Well, defensively I thought they won the game at that end of the floor, thirteen steals and eight of them in the first half. I told our team that we had ten turnovers at half which is too many, but the too many was eight of those ten were steals, and the transition points were ten to zero. Instead of being down six at half if we just had four steals and still had ten turnovers, we're probably even. That was big, and then they got hot from the three during that one stretch and just created the separation. I thought we really fought to get back within I think nine. They're just defensively they pushed us out, and we just couldn't put enough good possessions together to get consistently good looks. They're a really good team. It was a great experience for our players.
"I felt like through large stretches of the game we played well enough to be competitive but certainly the separation went from probably four to 15ish where Simmons hit the three and Massengale hit the three and one other one I think. That made it pretty tough, and like I said we fought back and just weren't good enough offensively. They got six made threes on ten shots, and we got four made threes on 22. We knew we'd have to make some threes, and certainly we didn't get the quality looks from the three that we normally do, but we probably needed a few more of those to bounce in. Congratulations to Tennessee. They're a really good team. We're proud of our team and the season that we've had, the way that our players have pushed our program forward, and hopefully we're building toward even better things."
(On shooting too quickly because of Tennessee's defense)
"Yes. Our goal was to really try to lift them up. We use the phrase, "Use their pressure against them." We try to expand the floor, cut higher, give you more driving lanes, get a back screen out of that. We felt like that we wanted to kind of elongate possessions to take advantage of what we do well which is screen, cut and play more motion offense. I thought there were times where we did that. Ally hit it: they speed you up because they're longer. It's not just athleticism; it's length. Our decision making wasn't what it needed to me. I think that as Ally said the ability to replicate that in one day is difficult. ... The other thing is basically having it be a road game. I think kids get sped up even more when the crowd gets into it. That became a little bit of an issue."
(On having a number of threes in mind to have to make to win)
"Eight or night is what I thought we would need to make. When we play a team that's going to be difficult to score inside, I think eight or nine is a reasonable target. I knew they were going to be well prepared to take away the three line. We still feel like we can move it well enough and we have enough shooters and enough depth to play against their kids."
(On what he gave credit to the close halftime score)
"Experience and balance and depth. We've prided ourselves on that. ... I felt like we could play with Tennessee; I really did. Right before halftime we got the basket to cut it to six which I thought was big because they had run it from two to eight there in the last two minutes, and you never want to go in with that much negative momentum. I felt like getting that last basket might help. I just think we're a sound team that has enough weapons that we're not reliant on one or two players. That's helped us be a good road team. When you go on the road, and you're counting on one or two players to play well every night, I think you're not going to be as good of a road team. We have more players who can step up in road-game situations."
Ally Jensen, Creighton Senior Guard(On the biggest challenge of Tennessee's defense)
"Yeah, I think we're just not used to seeing athleticism in all five positions. Usually in our league against the teams we play more often that we usually like have a release player like or a post player someone that we can kind of play through them, but Tennessee they're super athletic at all five positions. That's something that we struggled with a little bit. We got a little lackadaisical with the ball. I know myself in particular just got dead in situations where you can't against a team like Tennessee, so I think a lot of it was their athleticism, but definitely some of it was us and just not being smart."
(On preparing for Tennessee's defensive style)
"I mean we knew that was the style of defense that they were going to play, and that was definitely one of the things we were worried about, and we talked about. You can't prepare for that really in two days. I'm sure back home we could've had practice boys come in or something like that, but there's no way to replicate that in such a quick turnaround, but we were definitely aware of it and focused on that. We just weren't able to capitalize on it tonight."
(On Tennessee's second half scoring run)
"Turnovers just like in the first half. They just got threes out of it versus their layups in the first half."
(On the three-point shots not falling)
"Obviously when shots aren't falling, it gets frustrating. At halftime we still very much believed that we were in the game. Obviously we addressed the turnovers and the rebounding and wanted to make adjustments at halftime, really lock in on that. We believed that if we could rebound and not turn the ball over that we could win the game. I think we did a better job of rebounding in the second half, but obviously those turnovers were still there, and they capitalized."
McKenzie Fujan, Creighton Junior Guard(On what changed about her 3-point shooting tonight)
"I think that especially because Syracuse plays zone. There were just a lot more open shots. Like you were talking about before (Tennessee's) just a little bit more athletic, a little bit longer. It's kind of hard to get good looks when they're kind of more up in your face like that. I mean coming off a game like that everyone knows that you just made six threes. It's kind of easier to get up and recognize that."


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duotive said
@wahkeenasitka – you have to know that a little change for you it's ok for an author, but if there are 10 customers with 3 little changes for every one of them + 5 questions from half of them you will see that it adds up, and maybe, just maybe, takes the best out of a person. belive me some times i cannot handle them all!! And i cannot go to sleep if i still have mail that need to be answered i answered all of them now and i can say that i am pleased that we have happy cusomers.
We are not obliged to offer support, but do it. BUT i would also love if all the customer question would be real issues and not something that has been covered in the tutorials, something that has a simple setting in the themes panel or something that wordpress can/cannot do. The real issues are 20 – 30% of the support queries. Pretty slim if you ask meJust my 2 cents.
I'm using FreshBooks for over a year now and I'm very happy with it. It does all I need income/expense/time tracking.
Congrats man!
You can see this category as items that are plugins for other scripts. So the items you post in this category won't work standalone.
I get a lot of questions for modification to our scripts and I can't handle all these request because I'm busy with a lot of other things.
Therefor I want to make an article on my support.sitebase.be website with contact information about developers that are interested in these kind of jobs. You can choose your own price and I don't need any commissions on these projects. I just want to see my clients happy.
I'm also searching for someone that wants to help me answer questions of buyers on my support.sitebase.be site. Don't forget to mention your hour price if you email me.
If you are interested in one of these jobs shoot me an email (wimATsitebase.be) with some more information about yourself and your contact information (name, email, country). Also include a picture of yourself if you want.
Me too!
You can send me the questions if you want. PS: I'm more a developer than a designer.
I used to include the plugin zip into the download zip but like metioned above: you'll get a lot of support messages from people that say your plugin is broke while it's alwasys clearly stated in my documentation that you always need to extract the zip first.
So now I'm using: download zip = plugin
Also I don't think that it's a problem that your documentation file is included in the plugin. This way you can link from your plugin settings panel to your documentation file.


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I love your art style!
The colours and style just make this pure magic.
oh my god.. beautiful, stunning,breathtaking... ah.. i want to live in your art.. T_T
oh, beautiful!
I really like how you did the hair and the dress. It's absolutely a great picture !
Mystical and beautiful!
I love curved shapes of hair and the dress.
this is very awesome!!!! i love it!! *O*
There are absolutely no words to describe how beautiful this is. ♥
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This is so gorgeous!
Love how you did the hair! The overall effect is so elegant!
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Amazing Achievement Fair Entries for Clay County 4-Hers
Clay County 4-Hers participated in the annual 4-H Achievement Fair on July 31 in the 4-H Auditorium/Exhibit Building on the Clay County Fairgrounds. The Clay County 4-H Youth Development program supports youth grades 4-12 through project exploration in a wide variety of interest areas including Woodworking; Clothing and Sewing; Visual Art; Food and Nutrition; Photography; Personal Development; Science, Engineering and Technology and more. Achievement Fair is a county mini-fair where Clay County 4-Hers have the opportunity to have their project exhibit work judged and to talk to the judge about those entries.
Clay County 4-Hers created a vast array of over 750 interesting exhibits and demonstrated their knowledge and learned expertise in those project areas. Achievement Fair wouldn't happen if was not for the many dedicated and qualified judges who graciously continue to make the 4-H judging circuit. One of those distinguished judges is Joann Gano of Milford. When asked what makes Achievement Fair stand out she says," It's a day in which the 4-Hers can show what they have learned from their year in 4-H and as a judge I also learn from them. It is rewarding to be able to conference judge with the 4-Hers; watching them develop their speaking skills, increase confidence in themselves and to interact with others by doing this conferencing with a judge."
The 2012 Achievement Fair concluded with 38 static exhibits traveling in August to the Iowa State Fair. All of the over 750 exhibits will be on display in the 4-H Exhibit Building during the Clay County Fair, Sept. 8-16. 4-H empowers youth to reach their full potential working and learning in partnership with caring adults. Clay County 4-H works with youth in these project areas through a network of over 500 adult volunteers. Club leaders work with the kids year round and project volunteers mentor youth in specific project areas. If you're interested in static exhibits or in finding out more about the 4-H program, please contact Jo Engel at 262-2264 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Microsoft's Windows operating system spent close to two decades as the 'problem child' of the IT world - ubiquitous, buggy and easy to hack. But this week brought more evidence that Google and its Android mobile operating system may be taking that mantle from the Redmond, Washington, software giant.
Two stories this week highlighted Android's mounting security problems. First, researchers at Kaspersky Lab reported evidence that unknown assailants had used an Android application as bait in a targeted attack on Tibetan and Uyghur activists. Those communities have been the target of frequent, sophisticated attacks, which are believed to have the backing of the Chinese government. Writing on Tuesday, Kaspersky researchers Costin Raiu, Kurt Baumgartner and Denis Maslennikov reported that a malicious, information-stealing Android application was pushed to attendees at the World Uyghur Conference in Geneva, Switzerland. The application, which was delivered in e-mail as an APK-format file, masqueraded as a conference-specific Android application, but pilfered information from infected phones, including the victim's contacts, call logs, SMS messages, geolocation and phone information. The attacks were launched from the e-mail account of a Tibetan activist who had been hacked, and relied solely on social engineering to compromise victims. Kaspersky said it was the first example known of a targeted attack using a mobile phone application as bait, though there has long been evidence that cybercriminal and nation-backed groups were experimenting with such attacks. Android is a natural choice for this type of attack, given the more open application ecosystem that allows application installs outside of Google's official Google Play application store. The other bad news for Android users came by way of ViaForensics, which published an analysis of a popular Android scheduling and task management application, Any.DO. That app has more than one million downloads from Google Play, and 50,000 reviews. The application also has serious and exploitable security holes including a vulnerability that would allow an attacker to conduct a "man in the middle" attack on Any.DO users. ViaForensics said their analysis of the application revealed that the Android version of Any.Do failed to properly validate SSL (Secure Socket Layer) communications, leaving users vulnerable to Man-in-the-middle attacks. The application was also found to store user passwords in plain text, along with other sensitive data including: usernames, tasks, dates, times, emails and task data. The security holes present a "significant security risk to users," said Andrew Hoog, ViaForensics' CEO in the blog post. Contacted by ITworld, Hoog said that the man-in-the-middle vulnerability in the Any.DO application should be a concern to organizations, not just Any.DO's users. "People reuse user names and passwords. There are lot of unprotected wifi networks that an attacker can use to set up a man in the middle attack. And this is the kind of application that's used by non-technical consumers. They're not going to be sitting there worry about security,'" he said. Hoog said ViaForensics made many attempts to inform Any.DO about the vulnerability and share the results of its audits, but that the company did not respond to efforts by ViaForensics to reach out. Efforts by ITworld to reach Any.DO were also not returned. Hoog said that Android's rapid adoption gives it the kind of exposure that makes it comparable to Microsoft Windows. However, most of the security issues that have been identified are the result of insecure and poorly written applications for the Android platform, not the underlying operating system. The proliferation of third party application stores offering Android applications is also an issue, he said. But Hoog said that he isn't convinced that the Android operating system is any less secure than iOS - but says that Apple's model of centralized management of updates has many advantages over Google's model. "I hear CXOs saying to me 'I know that (Apple) might get it wrong with an update, but I feel confident that a fix will be issued right away and that my users will get it." The bigger issue, says Hoog, is that mobile operating systems vendors like Google and Apple don't allow security companies to have the low-level access to their operating systems that's needed to implement security features for mobile devices such as malware detection, digital rights management and so on. "We're in this predicament because, as a security industry, we're locked out of building the kinds of tools we need to manage mobile devices because of the way the mobile industry has developed. Until that changes, we're going to be locked in to doing one-off solutions where you'll have to jailbreak a phone to do low level testing." Third party security products might not make mobile operating systems hack-proof, he said. But the industry has come up with tools to help manage and mitigate risk. "I may not be able to prevent everything, but at least I have data," he says. Currently, however, security firms and organizations that face mobile threats have a dearth of options. "All I see is the walled garden," Hoog said. "And it's not pretty - it's not all roses."


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my cat has thick mucus running out of his nose and it has become bloody. antibiotics has not helped. What could this be?
At fisrt he was sneezing repetetively then he had a runny nose then he had loss of appetite then the mucus coming out of his nose became thick and bloody.
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Have you taken your kitty to the vet? It may not be an infection or virus it could be an obstruction or a polyp - it could be a lot of things. Please take your kitty to the vet and get a comprehensive examination - make sure they look for obstructions. Good luck.
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Can somebody help me out? Do I need to clean everything, including carpet, heat duct, .... before moving into a brand new house? Thanks.
"Need" no but if you want to start fresh you may want to. It would seem a bit extreme to clean every thing. Most homebuilders do attempt to deliver a "clean home" But rather large debris from scraps of wood to fast food wrappers have been found in the duct work of new homes. I would say do a though inspection and decide for your self just how clean you need your home to be to start off.
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Description: Civilian Review Board MeetingJune 8, 2006City Hall, 165 Church StreetMeeting Room 2The meeting was called to order by Shirley Wayne Washington at 6:05 p.m.A. Rollcall by Mary E. Blair. 12 Present 1 Absent 3 VacanciesB. Approval of AgendaMotion to approve agenda made by Robert Spirito; seconded by Sarah McIver; motion carried unanimously.C. Approval of MinutesMotion to approve the April 13, 2006 meeting minutes was made by Robert Spirito; seconded by Mary E. Blair; motion carried unanimously.D. Coordinator's Report Motion to approve the Coordinator�s Report was made by Mary E. Blair; seconded by Ann Tramontana; motion carried unanimously. E. Open Floor Sergeant Melendez of IV&E introduced himself.F. Unfinished Business NoneG. Subcommittee ReportsShirley Wayne-Washington spoke about last TASCA meeting and the Democracy School. There is no confirmed date yet for the Citizen�s Academy.Evelise Ribeiro gave a report on BOPC activities. The next BOPC meeting is scheduled for Tuesday, June 13th, at 8:00 a.m.Sarah McIver reported having read two cases that were completed withoutfurther inquiry.H. New BusinessKathleen Smith-Bogan is the representative for Dixwell. Motion to adjourn made by Robert Spirito; seconded by Ann Tramontana; motion carried unanimously.12 Present 1 Absent 3 Vacancies Mary Blair Easter Howard NewhallvilleWilliam Bixby Quinnipiac EastBarbara Carroll Board of AldermenCatherine Gootkin Robin Hobson Sarah McIver Evelise Ribeiro Kathleen Smith-Bogan Robert Spirito Ann Tramontana Shirley Wayne Washington Juanita Wright Staff: Reginald Thomas, Civilian Review Board CoordinatorJonathan Beamon, Assistant Corporation Counsel Guests:Sergeant Melendez, Internal Values & Ethics The next Civilian Review Board meeting is scheduled for 6:00 p.m. on Thursday, July 13, 2006, at City Hall, 165 Church Street, Second Floor, Meeting Room #1.


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With water supplies threatened by one of the dryest January's on the books, Senate leader Daryl Steinberg says its time to consider a new California water bond. He also believes that we should also spend money approved in prior bonds.
"There are still significant unexpended dollars from prior bonds that the voters have passed," the senate leader said.
The legislature has twice deferred putting a new water bond on the ballot, and Gov Jerry Brown has been non-commital on whether the voters should be asked to foot the bill on a new bond measure this year.


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Whiplash Center
Whiplash is a common injury, affecting about 2 million people in the United States each year. Usually a consequence of an automobile accident, whiplash can also result from falling, engaging in sports, or from other causes, such as being shaken or punched.
Whiplash is the common term for a neck sprain or strain resulting from hyperextension (see image below) and hyperflexion (see image below). It often does not cause immediate symptoms: in fact, it can develop over time. Since whiplash can cause long-lasting effects on the spine, it is important to see your doctor if you have been injured, even if you don't have pain immediately afterward.
The cervical spine (neck) is a complex structure composed of vertebrae (spinal bones), intervertebral discs (act as shock absorbers), muscles, ligaments, and nerves. The neck is is flexible and can move it different directions (nod, rotate) while supporting the full weight of the head. However, that flexibility can make the neck vulnerable to injury. During a whiplash incident, your neck moves forcefully and rapidly backward and forward. Pain can persist even after the injury itself has healed.
Whiplash can result in temporary disability, reduced productivity, and potentially high medical expenses.
Not just a pain in the neck
The chief complaint of a person with whiplash is neck and/or upper back pain. Other symptoms may include:
- Tenderness
- Stiffness
- Pain in the arm and/or shoulder that may radiate down into the hand(s).
- Paresthesias (such as numbness or tingling) and/or weakness that may extend into the hand(s).
- Headache
You may even experience dizziness, nausea, ringing in the ears, fatigue, jaw pain, and/or blurred vision.
A condition with an impact
The most frequent cause of whiplash is an automobile accident in which the person's vehicle (usually stopped) is rear-ended by another car or truck. As a result of the impact, the cervical spine's lower vertebrae of the neck are forced into a hyperextended position, while the upper vertebrae are hyperflexed, resulting in an abnormal S-shaped curve. This chain of events often damages the soft tissues (ligaments, tendons, muscles) of the neck.
How do I know I have whiplash?
Your health care provider carefully reviews your medical history and performs a physical and neurological examination. Since x-rays don't show injuries to soft tissues, a CT (computerized tomography) scan or MRI (magnetic resonance imaging) may be performed.
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Treatment depends on the severity and extent of the whiplash, and consideration is given to your age and overall health. Initial treatment may include:
- Short-term rest (a day or two)
- Ice, for the first day or two*; then alternate ice and heat
- Gentle range-of-motion exercises
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*When using ice, make sure the cold source is wrapped in a towel to protect the skin area. Do not apply ice for longer than 15 minutes at a time.
If your pain does not go away within a reasonable amount of time, or if it is severe, your doctor may recommend trigger point injections, physical therapy, chiropractic, massage, acupuncture, and/or use of a transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation (TENS) device.
Soft collars, although once widely used for whiplash, are not used so often anymore, since immobilizing the neck for a long time can weaken the muscles and delay recovery.
Whiplash rarely warrants surgery. If your pain persists even after you have undergone nonsurgical treatment, your health care provider may recommend surgery, depending on what structures have been injured and how severe the injury is. It is important to understand that surgery always carries risks. Therefore, you need to have a thorough discussion with your doctor.
Whiplash. Mayo Clinic. http://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/whiplash/basics/definition/con-20033090. Accessed June 18, 2015.
Whiplash. MedicineNet. http://www.medicinenet.com/whiplash/article.htm Whiplash. Accessed June 18, 2015.
Whiplash Injury. Hopkins Medicine. http://www.hopkinsmedicine.org/healthlibrary/conditions/adult/spine_shoulder_and_pelvis_disorders/whiplash_injury_85,p01388/. Accessed June 18, 2015.


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Gm steering wheel nut
Anybody real familiar with GM columns?
I'm putting one in a F100, and I don't have the steering wheel nut. I took one off of another column at a boneyard. It appeared to be about the same year column. I tried the nut on my column but it either don't fit at all, or the threads are screwed up, or its a locking type nut.
Can anyone enlighten me before I screw up my column? Are they a standard NF thread or some off the wall GM specific thread size, (I can't find my thread gages)?
as far as I know same years up to about 80 same style{tilt/not}are same it should be locking locking nuts screw on a couple of threads befor it stops. turn 1/4 turn and inspect threads on nut and shaft try again turh it 1/2 and recheck junk yards full of cars go get couple of nuts metric and std
Thanks Connman, It may be just the locking feature that I'm feeling when I start the nut onto it. Like you said, it turns a couple of threads and quits. It just feels kinda tight for a locknut.
But before I start crankin it down, I'm going back to the boneyard and grab some more. I'd forgotten that it could also be metric.
NOT metric
Having made several steering wheel changes on 50's, 60's and earily 70's GM cars I can say the Nut goes on easily down to the wheel. A metric nut will or might JUST start and become tight/stuck. Don't crank it down if it stops just short of 1/2 thread as it may very well be metric. Any idea what year the column you have is from and the year the doner nut is from? I take it you don't have a thread chaser/tap and or die that large to gently run the column thread and doner nut? Say the nut and column are compatable but the nut won't start or run, If the column was laying around your garage you may have bumped the thread. Take a close look at the thread on the column as it may be squished and won't accept a nut. You can take a SMALL file to the thread if it is damaged and removed the smashed thread and allow the nut to run down. Also check with NAPA, they have books on just about everything and may be able to give you a heads up on what you need and even get you a new nut.
Thanks tm454, I looked at the threads with a magnifier and didn't see any damage. I'm guessing my column is from a first gen camaro/firebird, and I'm not real sure about the column the donor nut came from (I remember moving a bust T top out of the way, so it had to be mid seventies- early 70's), so it's prolly metric.
I'm glad you mentioned that the nut should go down easily (clears up that should I crank it down or not question).
Gonna stop by my favorite parts store this afternoon and just buy a couple different ones if they have them.
Thanks y'all. BTW, when I was in the Air Force, locknuts were called wife nuts....cause they don't go down easy... <img src="graemlins/mwink.gif" border="0" alt="[mwink]" />
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