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Combined-Modality Therapy for Locoregionally Advanced Head and Neck Cancer
Combined-Modality Therapy for Locoregionally Advanced Head and Neck Cancer
At presentation, 40% of newly diagnosed head
and neck cancer patients have only localized disease, 40% to 50% also
have regional disease, and less than 10% have distant metastases.[1]
The survival for those with early-stage disease (T1-2, N0, M0) is
acceptable, with 5-year survival rates of 70% to 90% with
single-modality therapy.[2] In this setting, the decision to use
surgical resection or definitive radiation is based on surgical or
radiation morbidity, cosmesis, and patient reliability.[3]
For patients who present with large primary tumors or regional
disease (American Joint Committee on Cancer stages III/IV),
historical therapy has been surgery followed by postoperative radiation.
Overall 5-year survival in this cohort is only 20% to 60% with this
approach. The majority of these patients fail locoregionally. Thus,
clinical investigations have centered on methods to decrease
locoregional relapse. Such approaches include neoadjuvant or adjuvant
chemotherapy, neoadjuvant or adjuvant radiation, and the concomitant
use of chemotherapy and radiation. This article will delineate the
current data available from clinical trials investigating
combined-modality therapy for locally advanced head and neck carcinoma.
Primary Surgery With Adjuvant Treatment
Surgery With Radiation
Locally or regionally advanced (T3-4, N0-3) disease has historically
been treated with combined-modality therapy to maximize local control
and survival. Radiation has been investigated in both preoperative
and postoperative settings. Advocates of preoperative radiation cite
a lower risk of positive surgical margins and therefore improved
local control and survival. In addition, lower doses of radiation can
be used preoperatively because of better tumor oxygenation, and tumor
downsizing with radiation can promote surgical resection with a
greater chance for function preservation. Advocates of postoperative
radiation suggest that surgical morbidity is lowest when operating on
nonirradiated tissue; tissue planes may also be easier to identify
and intraoperative frozen section analysis is more reliable. In
addition, postoperative radiation can be tailored according to
pathologic findings, such as nodal status, surgical margins, and
extent of tumor spread.[4]
The Radiation Therapy Oncology Group (RTOG) conducted a randomized
trial (RTOG 73-03) comparing preoperative 50 Gy to postoperative 60
Gy in 277 patients with locally advanced carcinoma of the
supraglottis and hypopharynx. With a median follow-up of 10 years,
postoperative radiation demonstrated superior locoregional control
(70% postoperative vs 58% preoperative, P = .04).[5] No survival
differences were seen (P = .15) (Table
In an attempt to determine the optimal dose of postoperative
radiation for both low-risk and high-risk patients, the University of
Texas M. D. Anderson Cancer Center (Houston) conducted a randomized
trial in the 1980s.[6] A total of 302 patients were assigned to
either low-risk or high-risk groups according to histopathologic
features, such as margin status, T stage, N stage, direct invasion of
tumor into adjacent structures, perineural spread, or extracapsular
nodal extension. Utilizing daily fraction sizes of 1.8 Gy
postoperatively, the study demonstrated that low-risk patients
receiving less than 54 Gy had a significantly higher failure rate
than those receiving at least 57.6 Gy (P = .02); 63 Gy is required
for patients with extracapsular spread. Higher doses than 63 Gy
increased toxicity but did not improve locoregional control.
Surgery With Chemotherapy
During the late 1970s and 1980s, investigators attempted to add
induction chemotherapy to surgery and postoperative radiation.
Theoretically, chemotherapy could convert inoperable tumors to
operable tumors by decreasing tumor bulk, allowing for organ function
preservation and the eradication of micrometastases, thereby
improving survival.
A number of randomized trials have been conducted comparing surgery
(with or without postoperative radiation) vs induction chemotherapy
and surgery. To date, no overall survival benefit has been
demonstrated, despite relatively high response rates to induction
chemotherapy.[7-18] Two trials have demonstrated improved overall
survival in select subsets only (Table
2). However, confirmatory prospective randomized data have not
been obtained.
Postoperative chemotherapy has theoretical advantages over a
neoadjuvant approach because (1) the definitive surgical procedure is
not delayed; (2) the number of tumor clonogens is reduced so
resistance is less likely to develop; (3) tumor margins are best seen
by the surgeon de novo, before chemotherapy is administered; and (4)
a substantial number of patients refuse surgery after symptoms
subside with tumor response to induction chemotherapy.
Adjuvant chemotherapy has been evaluated in a number of large
prospective randomized trials. An overall survival advantage has not
been demonstrated, although a number have reported a decrease in
distant metastases. However, many of these trials have statistical or
design flaws. Two recent well-conducted trials confirm the lack of
efficacy of adjuvant chemotherapy. In Japan, 424 patients with
locally advanced head and neck carcinomas were randomized to 1 year
of adjuvant uracil and tegafur (in a molar ratio of 4:1 [UFT]) or
resection alone.[19] Despite a high compliance rate with
chemotherapy, no survival advantage was observed. The RTOG sponsored
an intergroup trial of 442 stage III and IV patients comparing
immediate postoperative radiation to three cycles of cisplatin
(Platinol) and fluorouracil followed by postoperative radiation. No
overall difference was observed in actuarial 4-year survival (44% vs
48%), disease-free survival (38% vs 46%), or locoregional failure
(29% vs 26%).[20] However, chemotherapy-treated patients developed
fewer distant metastases (15% vs 23%, P = .03).
Surgery With Adjuvant Concomitant Chemoradiation
The addition of chemotherapy to postoperative radiation has the
theoretical advantage of utilizing radiosensitization to improve the
efficacy of radiation. Several conflicting randomized trials have
been reported.
Bauchaud et al randomized 88 postoperative patients with
extracapsular nodal disease to receive postoperative radiation alone
or in combination with cisplatin 50 mg weekly.[21] Median and 5-year
survival were significantly improved with the addition of cisplatin
(median survival, 40 vs 22 months; 5-year survival, 36% vs 13%, P <
.01). In addition, a trend toward improved locoregional control was
observed (77% vs 59%, P = .08). Overall, 15% of patients who received
radiation alone (RTOG grade > 2) and 20% of chemoradiation-treated
patients experienced severe complications.
Haffty et al reported improvement in 5-year local recurrence-free
survival (87% vs 67%, P < .015) and disease-free survival (67% vs
44%, P < .03) with the addition of mitomycin C.[22] No overall
survival advantage was seen (56% vs 41%, P = ns).
In a study by Domenge et al, 287 patients with high-risk,
extracapsular nodal extension received postoperative radiation with
or without cisplatin, bleomycin (Blenoxane), and methotrexate.[23]
Patients on the adjuvant chemotherapy arm had significantly worse
overall survival despite an improvement in locoregional control.
In order to clarify the role of chemotherapy given concomitantly with
postoperative radiation, the RTOG is randomizing high-risk
postoperative patients (extracapsular spread, multiple involved
nodes, positive surgical margins) to 60 Gy alone in 30 fractions or
the same radiation with cisplatin 100 mg/m² given on days 1, 22,
and 43. Accrual is anticipated to be completed in early 2000.
Primary Radiation With Adjuvant Treatment
Induction Chemotherapy
A large number of phase II trials have shown the feasibility of
administering single-agent or combination chemotherapy prior to
definitive radiation. The most widely used induction combination has
been cisplatin and fluorouracil, as initially reported by Wayne State
University (Detroit, Mich) in 1982.[24] In 26 evaluable patients, the
most common toxicity was nausea and vomiting, and 26% of patients
developed grade 3 or grade 4 leukopenia. A 19% complete response rate
and a 70% partial response rate (overall response rate, 89%) was
reported using two induction cycles. Similar results have been
demonstrated by other investigators using this combination.
Currently, novel chemotherapy combinations are being evaluated in the
induction setting with the goal of increasing complete response rates
and decreasing toxicity. The most promising new agents at this time
are paclitaxel (Taxol) and docetaxel (Taxotere). Both have
demonstrated single-agent overall response rates of 30% to 50% in
patients with metastatic or locally recurrent head and neck carcinoma.[25,26]
In the induction setting, taxane-based regimens have demonstrated
excellent overall and complete response rates. Investigators at Dana
Farber Cancer Institute (Boston, Mass) conducted a phase I/II trial
evaluating three cycles of induction docetaxel, cisplatin,
fluorouracil, and leucovorin in 23 patients with locally advanced
squamous carcinoma of the head and neck.[27] The maximum tolerated
dose with granulocyte colony-stimulating factor support was docetaxel
60 mg/m² with cisplatin 25 mg/m² administered by continuous
intravenous infusion (CI) for 5 days, leucovorin 500 mg/m² (CI
× 5 days), and fluorouracil 700 mg/m² (CI × 4 days).
Toxicity was substantial. At the maximum tolerated dose, the
incidence of grade 3 or 4 mucositis was 46%, of grade 3 or 4 febrile
neutropenia was 10%, and toxicity-related hospitalization was 35%.
The complete response rate was 61% (14/23), and the partial response
rate was 39% (9/23), for an overall response rate of 100%.
The Vanderbilt Cancer Center (Nashville, Tenn) has reported its
experience with induction therapy using carboplatin (area under the
concentration-time curve [AUC in mg/mL min] 6.0 to 7.5) and
paclitaxel (135 to 175 mg/m²).[28] The complete response rate
with two to four cycles (median, three) was 53% (10/19), and the
partial response rate was 42% (8/19). The toxicity profile was
favorable: Three patients experienced grade 3 or 4 leukopenia, and
one patient experienced grade 3 thrombocytopenia. One grade 5
toxicity occurred in a noncompliant patient. The cause of death was
presumably nadir sepsis.
Induction chemotherapy has been used prior to definitive radiation in
three distinct settings: In resectable patients for organ
preservation, in patients with unresectable squamous carcinoma, and
in patients with stage III/IV cancer of the nasopharynx. Induction
chemotherapy followed by radiation has become an accepted treatment
option in patients who would otherwise have substantial loss of organ
function with definitive surgical resection. This approach has been
used most commonly in patients with laryngeal, hypopharyngeal, and
base-of-tongue tumors. Phase II data indicate that induction
chemotherapy followed by radiation has acceptable toxicity,
comparable survival outcome to historical surgical controls, and
reasonable rates of organ preservation.
Two sentinel phase III studies have compared induction chemotherapy
with radiation to primary surgery with postoperative radiation. The
Veterans Affairs Laryngeal Cancer Study Group randomized 332 patients
with stage III/IV laryngeal cancer to total laryngectomy with
postoperative radiation or induction chemotherapy with three cycles
of cisplatin and fluorouracil followed by definitive radiation (66 to
76 Gy). Local recurrences were increased in the induction
chemotherapy/radiation arm (P = .0005), although distant metastases
were fewer (P = .016). Nonetheless, the 2-year survival was 68% for
both treatment arms. The larynx preservation rate was 64% with
induction chemotherapy and radiation.[29]
An analogous result was shown by the European Organization for
Research and Treatment of Cancer in 194 patients with locally
advanced hypopharyngeal cancer.[30] Patients went on to 70 Gy
irradiation only after a clinical complete response to induction
cisplatin and fluorouracil. The median survival obtained with
induction chemotherapy and radiation was 44 months vs 25 months for
immediate surgery (P = NS). At 3 years, 42% of patients receiving
induction chemotherapy and radiation retained a functional larynx.
Treatment failures at local, regional, and second primary sites
occurred at the same frequency (12%, 19%, and 16%, respectively, for
surgery, and 17%, 23%, and 13%, respectively, for induction chemotherapy/radiation).
These trials have been criticized because they lack a third treatment
arm with radiation alone. For this reason, an intergroup phase III
trial is ongoing to determine if induction chemotherapy is an
essential component of organ preservation.[31] Treatment arms include
radiation alone (70 Gy), induction cisplatin and fluorouracil
followed by radiation, and concomitant cisplatin with radiation.
Accrual is scheduled to be completed in the next few months.
In the unresectable patient population, the role of induction
chemotherapy is less clear. Paccagnella et al reported the results of
a phase III trial of initial chemotherapy in stage III/IV head and
neck cancer patients.[18] Patients were segregated into two groups:
Those who could undergo primary surgical resection, and those who
were to receive primary radiation. Within each cohort, patients were
randomized to receive induction chemotherapy with four cycles of
cisplatin and fluorouracil or no induction therapy. Results indicate
no survival advantage with induction chemotherapy in patients
undergoing primary surgery. The overall 3-year survival in patients
receiving primary radiation, however, was statistically improved with
induction chemotherapy (24% vs 10%, P = .04).
Similarly, a prospective randomized study comparing radiation
preceded by continuous intra-arterial methotrexate (3 mg/day to 5
mg/day; total dose, 90 mg to120 mg) to radiation alone showed
improvement in overall 5-year survival with the addition of
methotrexate (43% vs 25%, P < .05).[32] In contrast, other trials
investigating induction regimens have failed to consistently
demonstrate an improvement in survival over radiation alone (Table
A third setting in which the role of induction chemotherapy has been
investigated is locally advanced nasopharyngeal cancer. The
International Nasopharyngeal Cancer Study Group recently reported the
results of a phase III trial in 339 patients randomized to radiation
(70 Gy) alone vs three cycles of induction bleomycin 15 mg
intravenous bolus (day 1), plus 12 mg/m²/day CI (days 1 to 5),
epirubicin (Ellence) 70 mg/m² IV (day 1), and cisplatin 100
mg/m² (day 1), followed by radiation.[36] Disease-free survival
was improved in patients receiving induction chemotherapy (41% vs
30%, P < .002). However, no survival advantage was noted (median,
52 months for induction chemotherapy vs 39 months for radiation
alone, P = NS).


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The following issues have been resolved in JBoss Enterprise SOA Platform 5.3.1.
- BZ#780334 - Camel Gateway - loading of type converters doesn't work when esb package is deployed after long time of server idling
- There is an issue with VFS caching and the deployment of non-core Camel components where the server has been running for more than thirty minutes. After the cache lifetime expires (30 minutes), if you deploy a non-core Camel component, an error is thrown. To work around this, deploy your application before starting the server or before this 30 minute limit, or raise the boss.vfs.cache.TimedPolicyCaching.lifetime property to a higher value. (No issue is present if you deploy a non-core Camel component before booting the server, or before the cache lifetime expires.)This issue was resolved in JBoss Enterprise SOA Platform 5.3.1.
- BZ#821672 - New Quickstart: Camel Gateway esbschedule feature
- A camel_esbschedule quickstart has been added to demonstrate the scheduling feature of CamelGateway.This issue was resolved in JBoss Enterprise SOA Platform 5.3.1.
- BZ#847767 - soa-p-5.3.0.GA-jbpm5 is not working.
- The jBPM5 installation instructions (README.TXT) did not explain how to validate the installation of jBPM5. Users would not know if jBPM5 was installed correctly. The business-central URL is now mentioned in the installation instructions as a way of validating the installation. A link has also been added to the jBPM5 console to aid users who have installed the jBPM5 integration and the BRMS-P deployable. Users will now be able to validate their installation.This issue was resolved in JBoss Enterprise SOA Platform 5.3.1.
- BZ#861446 - Support "pass though" SQL commands to sources
- Previously, there was no easy mechanism to allow a source specific query to be submitted to the runtime engine. Users needed to resort to user defined functions which can be unnecessarily complex. Source specific queries (or "native queries") can now be set in Teiid Designer. The runtime engine will then use this native query as an inline view instead of the respective table name within a FROM clause.This issue was resolved in JBoss Enterprise SOA Platform 5.3.1.
- BZ#862306 - Update jbpm.esb/jbpm-ds.xml configuration for MSSQL databases.
- Issues arose from using jBPM with MS SQL Server 2005. When using these together, jBPM would experience deadlocks. This has been addressed through a revision of the mssql-ds.xml file. As a result, these deadlocks no longer occur.This issue was resolved in JBoss Enterprise SOA Platform 5.3.1.
- BZ#866339 - Uncommenting GenericPipelineInterceptors in jbossesb-properties.xml causes NullPointerException at startup
- When using the JBoss ESB, a NullPointerException would occur at start-up in certain instances. This happened when a user uncommented GenericPipelineInterceptors in the jbossesb-properties.xml file. This has since been resolved. As such, this exception no longer occurs.This issue was resolved in JBoss Enterprise SOA Platform 5.3.1.
- BZ#866926 - Create index for the foreign key constraint on the JBPM_TASKINSTANCE.PROCINST_ column
- Users have been experiencing deadlocks in JBPM due to a missing index. Deadlocks are now avoided with the addition of a new index according to the following: # the foreign key constraint (already present in jBPM ddl script): alter table JBPM_TASKINSTANCE add constraint FK_TSKINS_PRCINS foreign key (PROCINST_) references JBPM_PROCESSINSTANCE; # new index to add to the schema: create index IDX_TASKINST_PRCINS on JBPM_TASKINSTANCE (PROCINST_);This issue was resolved in JBoss Enterprise SOA Platform 5.3.1.
- BZ#867066 - Ship javadocs for jbossesb-jbpm5.jar
- The Javadocs were not included for the jBPM5 integration. Developers did not have the Javadoc to refer to for development purposes. The Javadocs are now included so developers have them available for reference.This issue was resolved in JBoss Enterprise SOA Platform 5.3.1.
- BZ#868874 - The "rewrite-endpoint-url" property of SOAPProcessor doesn't work for HTTP Gateway
- Users experienced problems when specifying an endpoint URL while using the SOAPProcessor with HTTP Gateway. After setting the rewrite-endpoint-url to "false", the URL would persistently be overwritten and replaced with the original JBoss ESB URL. This was due to the Publisher not initialising with the Gateway. This has been resolved in the current release.This issue was resolved in JBoss Enterprise SOA Platform 5.3.1.
- BZ#875751 - Support Digital Signatures (jUDDI enhancement)
- The upgrade to jUDDI 3.1.4 adds additional tables in order to support digital signatures. The files: add-juddi-tables.*.txt provided in the distribution contain the SQL commands that will create the additional tables when upgrading from SOA-P 5.3.0 to SOA-P 5.3.1.This issue was resolved in JBoss Enterprise SOA Platform 5.3.1.
- BZ#876274 SyncServiceInvoker does not reset ReplyTo and FaultTo EPR when deliverSync is succesful
- SyncServiceInvoker sets the ReplyTo and FaultTo headers of the Call to null and they remain as null unless an Exception is thrown, in which case they will be set back to their original values. Now the ReplyTo and FaultTo headers also retain their original values when the process method succeeds, as expected.This issue was resolved in JBoss Enterprise SOA Platform 5.3.1.
- BZ#880065 - IllegalArgumentException in jBPM Console Task Variables pagination
- When a task had more than 10 variables and you viewed task variables in jBPM Console, the view didn't limit results to 10 rows. When the "Next" link was selected, it threw an IllegalArgumentException. Results are now displayed as expected and no IllegalArgumentException is encountered.This issue was resolved in JBoss Enterprise SOA Platform 5.3.1.
- BZ#880811Colons need to be escaped
- The modifySQL method in ODBCServerRemoteImpl handled '::' in queries incorrectly, resulting in unexpected results. Users have had to escape each of the colons to achieve the desired behavior. The modifySQL has been modified to identify occurrences of '::' correctly, so there is no longer a need to escape the colons in queries to achieve the expected behavior.This issue was resolved in JBoss Enterprise SOA Platform 5.3.1.
- BZ#880892 - Changes to jUDDI initialisation code to allow use of spaces within directories
- Users were experiencing difficulties upon using jUDDI with certain directories. Directories containing spaces in their names were not loading properly. This has been patched for the current release. Directories with spaced names now appear as expected.This issue was resolved in JBoss Enterprise SOA Platform 5.3.1.
- BZ#881861Http Provider returns 200 http response code for Soap Fault
- In previous releases, an incorrect error would be displayed when using the JBoss ESB pipeline with SOAPProcessor actions to call a Web Service. If the wrapped web service returned a soap fault and HTTP response code 500, the HTTP Provider Gateway returned a response code 200 instead of the expected 500 response. This has been patched in the current release. Users will see the correct code 500.This issue was resolved in JBoss Enterprise SOA Platform 5.3.1.
- BZ#881924org.jboss.internal.soa.esb.message.format.xml.marshal.SerializedMarshalUnmarshalPlugin.unmarshal throws ClassNotFoundException when WSDL is not available to SoapUI
- The soapui-1.7.1.jar is not included in the jboss-as/server/configuration/deployers/esb.deployer/lib/ directory resulting in a ClassNotFoundException. To workaround this issue, the user can add the JAR file to this directory manually. Manual instructions: Copy the soapui-1.7.1.jar from jboss-as/server/configuration/deploy/soapui-client.sar/lib to jboss-as/server/configuration/deployers/esb.deployer/lib directory. Note: The platform with this modification has been tested only for the purpose of verifying issue BZ-881924.This issue was resolved in JBoss Enterprise SOA Platform 5.3.1.
- BZ#882845 - Upgrade Camel to 2.10.2
- Camel has been upgraded to version 2.10.2 for the JBoss ESB. This update fixes several of the bugs associated with older versions of Camel.This issue was resolved in JBoss Enterprise SOA Platform 5.3.1.
- BZ#885095 - NPE with proc relational query
- FrameUtil.isProcedure does not check that projectNode != null. This means that a proc relational query using a table function or other source without an access node will fail with a NullPointerExcpetion. FrameUtil.isProcedure now checks that projectNode != null before proceeding and no such exception is experienced.This issue was resolved in JBoss Enterprise SOA Platform 5.3.1.
- BZ#895304 - Cannot execute Two-Phase Commit using Multi-Source Model Dynamic VDB
- Users are experiencing problems when updating on multi-source models. If you are using multi-source models, performing updates, and using the default PROP_TXN_AUTO_WRAP of DETECT, then try to explicitly set the transaction mode by using of the following methods: * local (START TRANSACTION or setAutoCommit(false) * global/XA * set autoCommitTxn=ON on the URLThis issue was resolved in JBoss Enterprise SOA Platform 5.3.1.
- BZ#896640 - JBpmObjectMapper doesn't handle missing variables properly
- If one of the jBPM variables was missing when mapping from jBPM to ESB an exception was thrown. Now if a jBPM variable is missing (has a null value), the user will receive a log warning, not an exception.This issue was resolved in JBoss Enterprise SOA Platform 5.3.1.
The following issues are known to exist in JBoss Enterprise SOA Platform 5.3.1 and will be fixed in a subsequent release.
- BZ#781067 - New Behavior for consideration-- on HTTP 500, have SOAPClient throw an Exception that is palatable downstream
- When SOAPClient is used and an HTTP 500 Error is encountered, SOA-P throws an Exception containing the HTTP 500 stack trace which is not handled by ActionProcessingPipeline, resulting in an uninformative message.This behavior persists in JBoss Enterprise SOA Platform 5.3.1.
- BZ#850891 - AbstractBpm5Action is registering handlers too freely
- There is an issue with the way in which AbstractBpm5Action is registering handlers when processes start. When a user closes a task via the console, a race condition is causing an exception to occur.This behavior persists in JBoss Enterprise SOA Platform 5.3.1.
- BZ#874196 - RollupClone - New Behavior for consideration-- on HTTP 500, have SOAPClient throw an Exception that is palatable downstream
- When SOAPClient is used and an HTTP 500 Error is encountered, SOA-P throws an Exception containing the HTTP 500 stack trace which is not handled by ActionProcessingPipeline, resulting in an uninformative message.This behavior persists in JBoss Enterprise SOA Platform 5.3.1.
- BZ#874669 - Upgrade to juddi 3.1.4
- It is desired that integration with jUDDI be upgraded for jUDDI version 3.1.4.This behavior persists in JBoss Enterprise SOA Platform 5.3.1.
- BZ#876337 - Please fix FileUtils.move (Code enclosed)
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- BZ#893362 - EBWS enabled service cannot be deployed when space is present in server directory name (NPE)
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Quietus Mix 003: The Opaque Sounds Of oOoOO
The Quietus
, November 17th, 2010 17:26
Mix number three in our series comes from the terrific and mysterious San Franciso-based oOoOO
The groups currently being bundled together in the drag / witch house / bit ill invented genre are not linked by place or socialising, but by an uncanny simultaneous recognition that the current state of Things is rather bleak. The result, from oOoOO's synths and gizmos at least, is a sound that heads out on a wider exploration than the screwed and overdriven gothisms of Salem et al. It's not too far wrong to argue that oOoOO owes as much to the music of David Sylvian singing R&B at a funeral as anything nastier, as is well showcased by the recent self-titled EP out on the Tri Angle label. oOoOO have made us a terrific mix that takes in anything from Nico and Sonic Youth to Grouper and more. Check it out below:
Nov 17, 2010 4:02pm
download link, please
Nov 18, 2010 10:04am
"David Sylvian singing R&B at a funeral "
I enjoyed that.
Nov 19, 2010 5:08pm
second that. is this available for download?
Nov 19, 2010 5:12pm
In reply to R:
Hullo all, Mixcloud mixes aren't available for download - and we'd never get permission to do these mixes from record labels if they were. And if they WERE available for download, in five years or so we will be handed an enormous bill for publishing. Sorry about that, but it's the way it is.
Dec 15, 2010 2:59am
Dec 15, 2010 2:03pm
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The fackin' tracklist is on the fackin' mix you fik fack
Sep 17, 2011 6:46am
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p_p that sounds realistic......


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Ted Simons: The American heart association's Halle Heart Children's Museum in Tempe teaches kits about heart healthy living through interactive exhibits designed to be informative and entertaining. It's one of many programs made possible by the Phoenix heart ball, an annual fund-raiser that takes place each November. Here is Lynne Love, the 2012 heart ball chairman. Good to have you here.
Lynne Love: Thank you so much. I'm so honored.
Ted Simons: Let's hear more about the Halle heart museum.
Lynne Love: The Halle Heart Children's Museum is the only interactive cardiovascular museum in the nation, or anywhere, for that matter. It has eight major exhibits that teach children about how to have heart health and it's fun and interactive and the major exhibits that are really exciting to kids are -- let's see. Follow your dreams.
Ted Simons: There you go. What about this 911 action theater? What's that all about?
Lynne Love: It's really cool. Kids go in there and it's this interactive theater, and kids actually have a chance to figure out how not to have -- what to do if someone is having a heart attack and it gives the steps. Call 911. Stay with your person. Make sure that 911 comes and it's actually geared for second graders and also fifth graders. We have two versions of that.
Ted Simons: I love how they show the elephant with a heart. Everyone has a heart. The idea is just to get kids just familiar with the idea of the heart and heart health. Correct?
Lynne Love: Absolutely right. All creatures great and small exhibit has these hearts of an elephant, a hummingbird, a giraffe. Kids can listen and try to figure out which animal has which kind of heartbeat.
Ted Simons: isn't that something. The marketplace sounds interesting as well with food labels and these sorts of things.
Lynne Love: I have to say that's my very favorite exhibit, if I can be partial. Actually it's like a little grocery store, very charming. There are two great big stalks of asparagus on the outside, tomatoes, you walk in and you can take your food off the shelf and scan it to try to figure out if you've got it right in terms of how much fat, how many calories, if you have the right grouping of foods to have a balanced meal.
Ted Simons: and I read 30,000 kids a year visit this museum.
Lynne Love: 30,000 kids a year. We're hoping actually to take that up to 40,000, so that's one of the things that the heart ball hopes to achieve. It's about 1,000 kids a day that are bussed in. It meets 18 different state mandates for education, which is really great. It really is very educational and you know helps kids in terms of their curriculums also. Let's talk about the heart ball. The museum was built with funds from this particular event.
Lynne Love: Absolutely. The 2010 heart ball made it possible to open the Halle Heart Children's Museum. Each year we will support the museum we believe very strongly along with all the American heart association programs here in Phoenix.
Ted Simons: What is the heart ball?
Lynne Love: The heart ball is a ball with a lot of history and legacy. This is actually the 53rd ball. The very first heart ball was chaired by Mrs. Barry Goldwater in 1959, so it's a heart ball with legacy and tradition, and it's on November 17th at the Phoenician resort and spa. We have the Jean press orchestra, a society band from New York that will be in. The theme of this year's ball is put a little love in your heart.
Ted Simons: Okay. Again, correct me if I'm wrong, $30 million raised over the past 50 years.
Lynne Love:Impressive, isn't it?
Ted Simons: Yes, it is. On it goes.
Lynne Love: Exactly. I have to say the heart ball committee is a very dedicated group of women leaders from across the valley. They work very hard. It's a year long process to get ready for the ball. The ball is actually celebration of our year and our successes and what we're able to raise and help the American heart association with.
Ted Simons: In terms of helping the association, I know education and outreach efforts are very important, and you hear about the Halle Heart Children's Museum, efforts there. Is it working? We hear a lot about childhood obesity and it seems this is not going away.
Lynne Love: you know, this is a huge problem, one that I feel personally very concerned about. Nutrition is certainly something I care a lot about and exercise. Right now we have a generation of children that may not outlive their parents. That's the first time we have had a statistic like that since the civil war. It's really scary. In Arizona, it's an enormous problem. In fact, from 2003 to 2007 we had a 91% increase in overweight children, girls specifically, an obese girls. So just to give you an idea of what it looks like, it's a big problem.
Ted Simons: So at the museum how do you get this to the kids without haranguing them, without making them feel ashamed -- it's a sensitive topic. How do you inform kids that eating right and exercises does make a difference?
Lynne Love: Well, the Halle Heart Children's Museum makes it really fun. So again, everything is bright and colorful, and everything is really fun to do. For instance, with this golf exhibit, which is sort of an anti-smoking and exercise thumbs up, you can actually golf. You can putt through the chambers of the heart. It's a little putting Green. It's all really fun. There's also an exhibit that the Phoenix Suns have sponsored. Kids are actually jumping up and down and exercising as part of it with the gorilla from the Suns. It's just all very fun. The kids love it.
Ted Simons: The kids love it. What about -- for those of us a little old for a children's museum, heart or otherwise, how do you get the information to the adults that the kids need to maybe change some habits, change food habits, exercise habits, how do you do that?
Lynne Love: One thing about the museum is the kids leave and they are very pumped up about going home and sharing what they have learned with their parents. They do that. And so often there are take-aways to go home with the kids so they can share with their parents as well. Things they should be eating, some of it exercises that they should be doing, and certainly our hope is with outreach through the Halle Heart Children's Museum and the American heart association that parents model this for their kids at home. Take your kid on a run. Make sure that they are making good food choices rather than sugary sodas and other kinds of things that cause other problems besides just obesity.
Ted Simons: I imagine American heart association is always obviously target parents as well. It's nice that Halle Heart Children's Museum is one thing but you gotta get mom and dad active and eating right too.
Lynne Love: Absolutely. We're the role models for our kids.
Ted Simons: congratulations on the museum's success. Good luck with the heart ball. It's good having you.
Lynne Love: Thank you. There are still a few tickets left government to Phoenixheartball.org, there's a place to buy ticket. We appreciate any support we can get.
Ted Simons: Phoenix heart ball.org. Very good. Thank you.
Lynne Love: Thank you so much.


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By Kirk Miller
From: Golden, CO
Jul 13, 2008
|Actually the first ascent party of Rastafari wasn't contacted...at least no one asked me... but I say way to go! That second pitch was a nightmare. To who ever put in the bolts, thanks.
By LeeAB Brinckerhoff
From: ABQ, NM
Aug 3, 2008
|I belive that they talked to Johnny M, so perhapse, "part of the FA party" would have been a better comment as far retroing the second pitch of rastafari goes.
By LeeAB Brinckerhoff
From: ABQ, NM
Jun 24, 2009
|The first pitch has 12 bolts and one section that could used a couple of pieces possibly, near the middle of the pitch where the climb goes into a scooped out ledge and one has to move back right onto an arete.
By Karl Kiser
Sep 25, 2011
|One can climb both Body Nazi and Rastafari to the bolted anchor at the top of their respective second pitches. Then a single 60 m rope can be used for the rap if one goes left around a small corner to the anchor on the top of Three Little Birds.


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Hotel in Paros that combines discreet luxury with comfort and a warm ambience with simplicity and true relaxation.
Parosland Hotel and Resort is the ideal destination for families who seek for a safe environment for their children with lot of space for them to play around and with important facilities and services such as baby sitting, childrens' swimming pool and playground. The hotel's family rooms are the ideal option for a comfortable and inexpensive family accommodation in Paros, in a hotel that is considered to be among best family hotels of Paros Island in Greece.
The Parosland luxury resort hotel is ideal for couples seeking for a cozy hotel in Paros and a quiet location near the beach for calming holidays in Paros. Couples can relax by the large fresh watered swimming pool overlooking the Greek blue skies, while sharing moments of pleasure and pure relaxation in the harmony of Parosland natural surroundings. The deluxe rooms and the Junior Suites of Parosland hotel reflects the real essence of Greek hospitality and the experience of the Greek summer holiday on Paros Island in Cyclades, Greece.


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Just when you thought it was safe to try your hand at mashups, the masters of clash known as The Hood Internet have returned with The Mixtape Volume Six.
Dropping on their official website earlier today, The Mixtape Volume Six continues The Hood Internet's long history of dominating the urban mashup scene. The mix works as one epic artistic creation, but you can view the complete tracklisting/mashup breakdown below:
1. Wiz Khalifa x Phantogram | Move Up
2. Mayer Hawthorne x M83 | One Midnight With You
3. Ma$e x Notorious B.I.G. x Penguin Prison | Fuck With Mo' Money
4. Kanye West x Snap! | Power²
5. Beastie Boys x Santigold x Weird Tapes | Don't Play No Trash
6. TLC x Holy Ghost! | Some Creeps
7. Tyga x Neon Indian | Polish City
8. Snoop Dogg x Dillon Francis x Kill The Noise | What's My Noise
9. The Cool Kids x Ford & Lopatin | World Of Swimsuits
10. Taio Cruz x Foster The People | Houdin-o-mite
11. Only Children x YACHT | Tripped And Didn't Stop
12. Travis Porter x Daft Punk | Make It Rezz
13. Whitney Houston x Chromeo | When The Night Knows
14. Sisqo x The Rapture x A-Trak | How Deep Is Your Thong?
15. Dragonette x The Kickdrums x Kutcorners | Hello Something
16. Sims x Win Win | Burn It Again
17. YC x Knife Party | Knife Rack
18. tUnE-yArDs x Rihanna | GANGS&M
19. Big Sean x Kanye West x Wolfgang Gartner | The Way Marvin Was
20. Quad City DJs x Deadmau5 | Ride Some Chords
21. Ace Hood x The Black Keys | Hard And Gone
22. Wiz Khalifa x Too $hort x SBTRKT | On My Wildfire
23. Chris Brown x Busta Rhymes x Rustie | Look At My City
24. Flosstradamus x Kid Sister x Symmetry | City Luuks
25. Kreayshawn x Gang Gang Dance | Gucci Goth
26. Wale x Rick Ross x Kavinsky | Nightchain
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Additionally, The Hood Internet is hitting the road starting this week. Tour dates are as follows:
MAY 8 » Pawtucket RI, The Met [tickets]
MAY 9 » New York NY, Irving Plaza [tickets]
MAY 10 » Boston MA, Paradise [tickets]
MAY 11 » Baltimore MD, Sonar [tickets]
MAY 12 » Harrisburg PA, Abbey Bar [tickets]
MAY 13 » Buffalo NY, Soundlab [tickets]
MAY 14 » Toronto ON, Lee's Palace [tickets]
MAY 16 » Detroit MI, Magic Stick [tickets]
MAY 17 » Columbus OH, The Basement [tickets]
MAY 18 » Cleveland OH, Grog Shop [tickets]
MAY 19 » Millvale PA, Mr Smalls [tickets]
MAY 22 » San Diego CA, Soda Bar [tickets]
MAY 23 » San Luis Obispo CA, SLO Brew [tickets]
MAY 24 » San Francisco CA, Slim's [tickets]
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Fitness Assessment Program
The St. Paul Police Department's Fitness Assessment Program enables us to prescribe appropriate exercise that will enhance an individual's fitness level. In addition to ensuring our officers' physiological readiness to respond in situations requiring physical effort, our goals are to minimize the disease, injuries, and poor health risk profiles associated with our profession.
Fitness Standards
We have adopted the Institute for Aerobics Research's (IAR) battery of tests and standards. Since 1976, the Institute, through the Public Safety Research and Training Center activities, has assumed a national leadership role in the area of fitness and physical performance for public safety officers. Their standards and norms are the most documented in the US and are frequently updated. The SPPD gym staff has been trained by the Institute. View the minimum fitness standards.
Fitness Tests
At the beginning of the Saint Paul Police Academy, all candidates will perform a battery of tests designed to measure their physical fitness. These tests will measure cardiovascular endurance, muscle strength, muscle endurance,flexibility,body composition and explosive power. Candidates will perform all tests at a satisfactory level by the end of the Academy. It is, therefore, in the best interest of all candidates to report to the Academy in good condition as you will be involved in strenuous physical activity 3-5 days per week. For more information, view the following test descriptions.
Anaerobic Power
300 Meter Run: This is a test of anaerobic capacity, which is important for performing short bursts of effort such as in a foot pursuit. It will be measured in running the 300 meters as quickly as possible.
Body Composition Analysis
Electrical Impedance or Skin fold: The purpose of the body composition analysis is to determine the officers body fat to lean muscle ratio. Good body composition facilitates efficient movement and will help reduce the chances for injury. It also helps the officer present a positive image to the public. The testing is performed using an electronic impedance computer or by the skin fold calipers.
Cardiovascular Endurance Testing
1.5 mile run: This run is a measure of cardiovascular endurance or aerobic power. This is important for performing tasks involving stamina and endurance. It will also help minimize the risk of cardiovascular problems. It will be performed utilizing an outdoor track or treadmill.
Flexibility Assessment
Sit and Reach: This test will measure the flexibility of the lower back and hamstrings. Flexibility in those two areas help when performing tasks involving bending, reaching and turning. It will also help in reducing lower back problems.
Muscular Endurance Assessment
One minute timed sit-ups: The sit-up has long been recognized as a practical method of testing abdominal muscular endurance. This is important for performing tasks that involve the use of force. It helps maintain good posture and reduce lower back problems. The individual is instructed to perform as many bent-kneed sit-ups as possible in one minute.
Muscular Strength Assessment
Pushups: The test will measure the muscular endurance of the upper body muscles in the shoulders,chest and triceps. This is an untimed event in which the individual will conduct as many pushups as possible until muscle failure. The individual must lower their torso just below the level of their elbows for a repetition to count.
Explosive Power
Vertical jump:This test measures the ability to move from a standing stationary position to rapidly reacting. A variety of law enforcement tasks require explosive power including climbing stairs and jumping fences. The individual is instructed to jump straight up from a standing position.


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MultiCam Aquired by Rosewood Investment Firm
Beyond capital infusion, the family-backed investment team will help MultiCam with lean manufacturing strategies that build a growth foundation.
MultiCam (Dallas, TX), a CNC cutting solutions manufacturer, was acquired by Rosewood Private Investments on May 12th of this year. Rosewood will partner with the current leadership team to accelerate organic growth and pursue strategic acquisitions of complementary businesses.
MultiCam has established itself as an international leader in the CNC cutting solutions industry with over sixty technology centers worldwide.The company has a long-standing tradition of product development and manufacturing various technologies, including routing, digital finishing, knife, plasma, waterjet, and laser CNC cutting systems.
"It was important for MultiCam to find a partner who shares our values, supports U.S. manufacturing, values our technology center network, and has a talented team that will help us grow well into the future" said Kris Hanchette,the president and chief executive officer of MultiCam. "Rosewood brings more to the table than just capital and their team will be able to help MultiCam with strategy, lean manufacturing, and much more. We will work together to continue building a foundation that is not only good for growth, but will ensure that MultiCam can thrive well into the future."
Rosewood is a unique investment firm based out of Dallas,TX. They are responsible for investing the capital of a single high-net worth family, which in turn, allows them to have more flexibility than traditional private equity funds and a long-term investment perspective. Rosewood also has a successful track record of investing in manufacturing businesses and will be able to draw upon this experience to help MultiCam achieve its goals.


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From: "norman.lee1" <>
Subject: Re: Marriage Impediments
Date: Mon, 22 Apr 2002 10:11:27 +0100
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My problem is, did they mean wives or widows? If widows, then the only
reason I could think of is that it would then probit cousins because of
having the same father, i.e. cousins could become half brothers and sisters.
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Subject: Marriage Impediments
> Hi List
> The above has raised a question. Why would a brothers wife be prohibited?
> There is no blood relationship. Also, would these rules apply to civil
> ceremonies?
> Regards,
> Vic
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Congrats are in order for one of Hollywood's legendary stars.
Dick Van Dyke, 86, married his makeup artist, Arlene Silver, 40, on Leap Day, reports RumorFix. "We're looking forward to a long and happy marriage," says the Mary Poppins star, grinning from ear to ear.
Van Dyke tells RumorFix in an interview that he met Silver six years ago at the SAG awards. "I was in the green room and she passed through and I was bowled over by her beauty." He then hired her to be his makeup artist and the romance blossomed.
The marriage, he says, on Feb. 29, was "Kinda on the spur of the moment, we just decided Leap Day would be the best time to do it."
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KCS Int'l Recalls Workers, New Boat Model
KCS International, Inc., the parent company of Cruisers Yachts and Rampage Sport Fishing Yachts, announced it has hired back 100 of its employees to work on new orders for both brands, and to help complete the 2011 prototype of the 470 Cruisers Yachts Sports Coupe. The new model, set to debut this summer, will come standard with Volvo Penta IPS, Cruisers Yachts' signature walk-through windshield and other features set to be announced later this year. "Although the past year has been pretty rough on the boating industry, our unwavering commitment to the Cruisers Yachts and Rampage Sport Fishing Yachts brands is what has carried us through these tough economic times," said Mark Pedersen, president of KCS International, Inc. "Our future looks quite bright as our engineering and marketing departments continue to explore every opportunity to grow both brands, and to reestablish ourselves as one of the world's leading yacht manufacturers." Since November, employees have been brought back to finish production on several assembly lines as well as start production on a number of newly ordered Cruisers Yachts and Rampage Sport Fishing Yachts. The first model 34 Rampage built with a Volvo Penta IPS engine featuring the revolutionary new DPS (Dynamic Positioning System), is currently under construction at the Oconto, Wis. facility
AOS Power: First RAmpage 4500 Class Support Tug
In December, 2011, the tug AOS Power was delivered to her owners Atlantic Maritime Group, Sharjah, UAE. Designed by Robert Allan Ltd. of Vancouver, Canada and built by GMG Shipbuilding & Heavy Industry Co. Ltd., China, AOS Power is the very first of the RAmpage 4500 class design. This vessel is fully equipped for anchor handling, ship-assist, long distance towing operation, fire-fighting, deck cargo transfers, personnel transfer and other offshore support duties
Keppel Ends Year with More Contracts
According to a report from Sea Trade Asia, Keppel Offshore & Marine (Keppel O&M) has ended 2008 with additional signed contracts worth $136m through its wholly owned subsidiaries. The new orders include the upgrading and conversion of a Floating, Storage and Offloading (FSO) vessel into a Floating Production, Storage and Offloading facility by Keppel Shipyard for Single Buoy Moorings, the building of two RAmpage 5500 Z-M offshore support tugs by Keppel Singmarine for Seaways
KCS Int'l Rehires 100 Employees, Orders Pick-Up
KCS International, Inc., the parent company of Cruisers Yachts and Rampage Sport Fishing Yachts, rehired 100 employees to work on new orders for both brands. As the company began the year with 100 employees, the upturn in the economy and increased sales in domestic, Asian and Latin America markets have made it possible for former employees to return. "The growth we have already seen this year has us very optimistic," said Mark Pedersen, president of KCS International, Inc
Eastern to Build Offshore Vessel for Harvey Gulf
Eastern Shipbuilding announced that on, Wednesday July 16, 2014, Harvey Gulf International Marine, Inc. (HGIM) and Eastern Shipbuilding Group, Inc. (ESG) entered into a contract to construct a new Robert Allan, LTD. (RAL) RAmpage 6400 Multipurpose Field Support Vessel (MPFSV) at Eastern's Panama City, Florida facilities. The RAL design is designated RAmpage 6400 and Eastern Hull No. 234; the vessel will begin a 10-year charter when delivered in April, 2016
MPFSV Harvey Stone Delivered to Harvey Gulf
The Harvey Stone is a Multi-Purpose Field Support Vessel (MPFSV) that will serve as a dedicated field support vessel for the Shell Stones FPSO offshore terminal. Her primary duties will be to operate as the dedicated pull-back tug, in support of, and assisting the berthing, loading and unberthing of offtake tankers of up to 46,287 SDWT. The vessel is expected to escort the above FPSO in the event of disconnection from the submerged buoy mooring for hurricane avoidance purposes and is also
KCS Int'l Names Pedersen President
KCS International Inc., parent company of Oconto based Cruisers Yachts and Rampage Sport Fishing Yachts, recently named Mark Pedersen president and CFO of the company. Pedersen replaces Jim Viestenz who stepped down to pursue other interests. Pedersen has been with KCS International for the past 16 years and has more than 20 years experience in the marine industry. Having previously held the title of CFO
Keppel Singmarine Win S$65 mi Contracts
Specialised shipbuilder Keppel Singmarine Pte Ltd (Keppel Singmarine), a wholly-owned subsidiary of Keppel Offshore & Marine Ltd (Keppel O&M), has secured two contracts worth a total of about S$65 million. The first contract was awarded by Seaways International Pte. Ltd. (Seaways) to build a multi-task Anchor Handling Tug (AHT) vessel suitable for an array of offshore activities. Designed by Robert Allan and belonging to the Rampage Series
Eastern, Harvey Gulf Launch MV Harvey Stone
Eastern Shipbuilding Group, Inc. announced the launch of the M/V Harvey Stone (Hull 234) on December 18, 2015 for Harvey Gulf International Marine, LLC of New Orleans. The Harvey Stone is a Rampage 6400 multipurpose field support vessel (MPFSV), designed by Robert Allan, LTD of Vancouver, B.C. The launching event was held at Eastern's Allanton facility with hundreds of Eastern employees, several representatives from Harvey Gulf and guests in attendance
Eastern Delivers MPFSV to Harvey Gulf
Eastern Shipbuilding Group, Inc. has delivered the M/V Harvey Stone on August 29, 2016 for Harvey Gulf International Marine, LLC of New Orleans. The Harvey Stone, Eastern Hull 234, is a Rampage 6400 Multi-Purpose Field Support Vessel (MPFSV), designed by Robert Allan, LTD (RAL) of Vancouver, B.C. Eastern is also completing the Harvey Sub-Sea and the Harvey Blue-Sea, two MPSVs under construction at Eastern, from a design provided by VARD Marine
River Dance: Grounding Launches Runaway Barges, Coast Guard Investigation
It has been said that the vast majorities of collisions at sea occur in near perfect weather conditions. That trend can also be applied to the inland river system. Not too long ago, it was a beautiful mid-summer afternoon in the nation's heartland
Palmer Johnson Yatchs Shuts Sturgeon Bay, Moves to Europe
Luxury yacht manufacturer Palmer Johnson Yachts is closing its production facilities in Sturgeon Bay because of dwindling sales and competition from overseas. In a plant closing notice filed Wednesday with the Wisconsin Department of Workforce Development
Piracy Surges in South East Asia
The surge of piracy in South-East Asia waters continues as ships passing the Straits of Malacca and Singapore are falling victim to acts of piracy, says Clyde & Co. Whilst Singapore, Indonesia and Malaysia operate anti-piracy patrols in the area, it has limited resources
New Offshore Vessel to be Fitted with Cathelco BWTS
Cathelco is supplying a ballast water treatment (BWT) system for a new offshore vessel built by Eastern Shipbuilding Group Inc., for Harvey Gulf International Marine, LLC. The Harvey Stone (Hull 234), a Rampage 6400 multipurpose field support vessel (MPFSV), with a length of 64
Celebrating 75 Years of Ship Design
In 2005, Robert Allan Ltd will celebrate its 75th year of continuous business as a firm of Consulting Naval Architects. From its base in Vancouver, the company serves the international marine community with a wide range of specialized workboat designs, as it has done since its inception
Keppel Secures $139m Contracts
Keppel Offshore & Marine Limited (Keppel O&M) through its wholly owned subsidiaries has clinched contracts worth $139m. The new orders include the upgrading and conversion of a Floating, Storage and Offloading (FSO) vessel into a Floating Production
RAmpage 5000 Class OSV Smit Siyanda Delivered
In October 2010, the Offshore Support tug Smit Siyanda was delivered to her owners, SMIT Shipping Singapore Pte. Ltd. of Singapore. The vessel will be operated by SMIT Amandla Marine (Pty) Ltd. of South Africa. The Smit Siyanda was built by the Keppel Nantong Shipyard Co. Ltd
Foss Honored for Hurricane Relief Work
When Sandy struck New York and New Jersey in October 2012, Foss applied lessons learned from the 2010 Haiti earthquake. A year after Hurricane Sandy struck America's East Coast, the federal government has honored Foss Maritime Company for its part in critical relief work.
Gov. Christie Selects Port Authority Chair
New Jersey Governor Chris Christie said on Tuesday he has tapped former state Attorney General John Degnan to chair the board of the embattled Port Authority of New York and New Jersey. The board's former chairman, David Samson, resigned in March amid reports that federal prosecutors in
Vietnam Mobs Burn Factories in Anti-China Protests
Thousands of Vietnamese set fire to factories and rampaged in industrial zones in the south of the country after protests against Chinese oil drilling in a part of the South China Sea claimed by Vietnam, officials said on Wednesday. The brunt appears to have been borne by Taiwanese companies in
Analysis: South China Sea Stand-off Led to Mob Violence
As a thousand Vietnamese rioters stormed his factory on Tuesday night, smashing windows and ripping down Chinese-language signs, Taiwanese executive Henry Yeh hid with a colleague in the back of a fire truck, clutching the only weapon he could find: a golf club.
Vietnam Stops Anti-China Protests After Deadly Riots, China Evacuates
Vietnam flooded major cities with police to avert anti-China protests on Sunday in the wake of rare and deadly rioting in industrial parks that deepened a tense standoff with Beijing over sovereignty in the South China Sea.
China Scolds Vietnam over China Sea Rig Row
China's top diplomat scolded Vietnamese officials during talks in Hanoi on Wednesday for "hyping up" a row over a Chinese oil rig drilling in disputed waters in the South China Sea, in tough comments that suggest relations will remain rocky.
Energy Markets Buoy U.S. Shipbuilding
Proliferation of energy related transport continues to drive commercial U.S. Shipbuilding As the United States aims towards energy independence by the end of this decade, domestic shipyards and vessels owners are reaping rewards from this most unexpected turn of events.
Marine Engine Emissions: GE Changes the Conversation
As operators ponder the thorny question of dual fuel, LNG or SCR Treatment, GE Transportation's new medium speed marine diesel engine seemingly simplifies the playing field. Current Events, Futuristic Propulsion The October 2014 news that global oilfield giant Oceaneering


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Orange BBQ Baby Back Ribs Recipe
I avoid long and complicated recipes during the summer months (I'd rather be out by the pool with my family!), so I came up with this easy citrus twist on barbecue. The orange adds a subtle, deliciously fresh flavor. I also use the sauce when I make chicken fondue.
- 4 pounds pork baby back ribs
- 1 bottle (18 ounces) honey barbecue sauce
- 1 cup orange juice
- 2 tablespoons grated orange peel
- 1. Place ribs bone side down on a rack in a shallow roasting pan. Cover and bake at 325° for 2 to 2-1/2 hours or until tender; drain.
- 2. In a small bowl, combine the barbecue sauce, orange juice and peel; set aside 1 cup for serving. Moisten a paper towel with cooking oil; using long-handled tongs, lightly coat the grill rack.
- 3. Place ribs over direct heat; baste with some of the sauce. Grill, covered, over medium heat for 15-20 minutes or until browned, turning and basting occasionally. Serve with reserved sauce. Yield: 4 servings.
Nutritional Facts
1 serving: 1011 calories, 61g fat (23g saturated fat), 245mg cholesterol, 1415mg sodium, 53g carbohydrate (44g sugars, 0 fiber), 51g protein.
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The social economy in Australia : A research agenda
Barraket, Jo & Crozier, Michael (2008) The social economy in Australia : A research agenda. In The Annual Conference of the Australian Sociological Association : Re-imaging Sociology, 2-5 December 2008, The University of Melbourne, Melbourne.
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This paper examines the idea of social economy in an era of network governance. In particular, it focuses on recent approaches to social inclusion involving strategic partnerships that combine social and economic objectives. The paper outlines some key themes in both the social economy and network governance literatures, linking them together through the issue of cross-sector joint action. The intention is to highlight the conceptual and empirical challenges this area of research poses. In this regard, we propose some preliminary questions and tentative responses as part of a broader program of research which involves conceptualising and mapping the Australian social economy.
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Yaquina Studies in Natural History (formerly Studies in Oregon Ornithology) publishes monographs about natural history in Oregon. The focus is on the abundance or occurrence of animals and plants at individual sites. Monographs are about 50 pages or longer and are based on systematic, repeated observations. Such site-specific information is needed for resource or species management, research, education, land-use decisions, or recreational wildlife viewing. These records are also essential to determine changes in animal and plant communities over time. However, such records are lacking for many sites in Oregon.
Shorter articles documenting bird distribution in Oregon are published in Journal of Oregon Ornithology.
Ten issues were published irregularly during 1986-2003. Hopefully, more will be published as time permits.


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Bob Torres paused outside the loading dock of his family's vast new production center rising west of Lodi and pondered the question: How do you keep growing?
Growth, after all, is what Trinchero Family Estates has done so well. Trinchero is the fourth largest wine producer in America. Trinchero bottles wines under the Newman's Own label. It provides the Duck Commander wines sold by the Robertson family of Duck Dynasty fame. Trinchero wines are sold from Tokyo to Warsaw.
The sprawling compound being crafted by a small army of construction workers on Jacob Brack Road will include 650,000 square feet — enough to hold three Super Walmarts.
It reflects a wine company that is both massive and surprisingly nimble.
Torres thought for a quick second, then responded.
"Look at Sears. They had 40 percent of the retail market. Where are they now?," Torres asked, leading a tour of the sprawling site. "Look at Almaden. They were huge. You can't stagnate. You can't put out a subpar product. You have to strive for the highest quality at the best price. Consumers are very sophisticated now. They expect a great wine for a great price, and we are determined to provide it."
The Trinchero expansion is about half done now. For the Lodi area, it may be the biggest and most economically significant project since the building of General Mills in 1948. Trinchero is investing $300 million in the venture. It is bringing some 400 new jobs to the area, from forklift drivers to researchers, winemakers and managers.
Torres is the principal and the senior vice president of operations for Trinchero, and he can remember when the winery was a tiny "mom and pop" operation in St. Helena. Growing up, he worked in varied aspects of the business, such as bottling and the tasting room.
But he majored in architecture at UC Berkeley, in part, he said, because "there didn't seem to be much future in wine."
That began changing in 1972, when Torres' uncle, Louis "Bob" Trinchero, through a lucky accident, created sweet, pink Zinfandel that would ultimately become the first White Zin. The wine was a smash, and by 1987, Trinchero's Sutter Home White Zinfandel was the best-selling premium wine in the country.
Trinchero has continued innovating and growing since, mirroring the growth of wine consumption generally in the U.S.
"Beer used to be the alcoholic beverage of choice in this country. No longer. Today, it's wine," Torres said. "Gen X-ers like wine. It is big with Millennials and it is very big with Baby Boomers."
Trinchero, which produces 20 million cases of wine annually, remains a family held operation rooted in St. Helena, but with a growing connection to Lodi.
Today, most of the grapes in Trinchero wines come from the Lodi area. It doesn't make sense to haul hundreds of tons of fruit each year from Lodi to the Napa Valley, burning up time and fuel and worsening congestion in the Napa Valley.
The expanded winery next to 1-5 will be a boon for local grape growers, as it will allow them to deliver their harvest faster and more economically, said Camron King, executive director of the Lodi Winegrape Commission.
He credits Trinchero's strong relations with growers, its unrelenting focus on quality, and its vast distribution network for its striking success.
The grapes from local growers will be processed into wine with unrivaled efficiency. Huge fermentation tanks hold the equivalent of one million bottles of wine each.
When the wine is ready for market, it will flow through elevated pipelines into a state-of-the-art bottling and shipping complex.
At this point in construction, the complex is an empty space of eerie enormity that could hold 17 football fields. Workers sometimes cruise through the buildings in golf carts.
One feature is a fully automated stacking system. Pallets of bottled wine will be robotically placed in a soaring honeycomb of metal. The pallets will move steadily through the honeycomb toward the loading dock on the other side. The movement of each pallet will be tightly controlled so that it arrives at the dock at the precise time a truck arrives to load it and whisk it away.
It is liquid synchrony on an unprecedented scale. Competitors who visit the site are envious of the seamless integration of process and product.
"No one," Torres said, "will have what we have here."
A passion for design
The production buildings may be monumental in size, but they carry the esthetic imprint of Torres, the Berkeley architecture grad. He admires the vision of Frank Lloyd Wright and appreciates the works of the Bauhaus movement in Germany, an inspiration for Steve Jobs in his design of Apple products. One of his favorite architects is Tom Kundig, whose Seattle firm is famous for buildings defined by the expansive use of glass and clean, sweeping lines.
The employee break room at Trinchero's Lodi center, for instance, includes high walls and huge windows, allowing sunlight to drench the space. Torres will have a role in designing the paint scheme and even the furniture.
Completion of the project will happen in stages, with most operations online in 2015.
As ambitious as it is, the expansion may only be only another step for Trinchero. The family controls nearly 500 acres, only a portion of which is devoted to the expansion.
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pauliodotnetwrote a review of Flow NXT AT Snowboard Binding on March 9, 2009
First time w/ Flows
Was really excited when I got these, figured would go to the local mountains and get them dialed in before my trip to Jackson Hole.
Half way through the day, i finally got the straps where I wanted, deffly takes a little bit to get em perfect. After I was comfortable I went to step in and I had lost two of the screws that hold the top part of strap.
Luckily, I had brought my other board just in case, and my good ol Ride Bindings helped.
The difference in quality of the Flow to Rides are different. The Flows just seem cheaply made compared to my Rides.


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Thursday, November 19, 1998 Published at 17:48 GMT
Andrews 'may never sing again'
Julie Andrews: starred in Mary Poppins and the Sound of Music
The sound of music may never be heard again from Julie Andrews, according to her husband Blake Edwards.
The British actress had surgery more than a year ago to remove throat nodules and her voice has not been the same since, he said.
"She was told she'd be OK in six weeks, the voice would actually be better," Edwards said.
"It's over a year, and if you heard it, you'd weep."
Andrews starred in the movie versions of Mary Poppins and The Sound of Music and was also in the original Broadway versions of Camelot and My Fair Lady - although she lost the lead role of Eliza Doolittle in the movie version to Audrey Hepburn.
She won a Tony Award nomination for the stage version of Victor/Victoria, one of seven films she made with Edwards.
But she missed more than 30 performances of the musical because of gall bladder and throat problems.
Her part was temporarily taken by Liza Minnelli in January 1997 and Andrews quit for good the following June to have surgery.
Her spokesman Gene Schwam said the actress might have said no to the operation had she known it could destroy her voice.
Recently the stage and film legend provided the pre-recorded voice for Polynesia, a remote-controlled parrot in the London stage production of Doctor Dolittle.
In July, Andrews sat next to Prince Harry who went to see the show with his father Prince Charles.
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On Feb 2, 2008 3:04 AM, Garrick Staples <email@example.com> wrote:

 On Sat, Feb 02, 2008 at 02:45:51AM -0500, Glen Beane alleged:

> I've just checked in some changes into trunk that increase the PBS_JOBBASE
> constant from 11 to 61. This allows for 64 char .JB and .SC files on
 > pbs_server/pbs_mom
>
> the previous 14 char limit was too small when you combine large job sequence
> nubmers and large job arrays - we just couldn't hash those 11 characters
> enough to make the neessary number of unique file names.
 >
> This should help the job arrays scale much better.
>
> .JB files with the old size for their jobbase array are automatically
> upgraded when pbs_server starts
> we used a similar auto upgrader from 2.1.x to 2.2.0. the only down side is
 > if you upgrade to 2.3.x you wouldn't be able to recover your jobs if you
> downgrade back to 2.2.x (they will be renamed as .BD files I think)

Would it make sense to rename the existing files when pbs_server or pbs_mom
 restarts?

rename the .JB or .JC files so the jobid part of the prefix isn't truncated at 11 characters? I think this might make sense, and it would be easy to do in the job file upgrader code.

Or renaming them for backup purposes when they are auto upgraded?


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#21 Poppy Socks by Cookie A
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#21 Poppy Socks
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Cookie A.'s Poppy socks pop in a saturated solid of Koigu Wool Designs' "KPM." They're knit in a scalloped shell lace pattern from the stockinette-stitch toes to the ribbed cuffs.
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