text:
Energy Usage
by: ITsimple • 83
All Android applications categories
by: ITsimple • 83
N.B. When upgrading from a version prior to 1.7.0 the device has to be rebooted (no data is lost).
This application is designed to register energy usage by hand. The data collected in this application is used to perform analysis.
In frequent updates of the application, new features will be added.
Current features:
- Save values of up to 5 meters and 4 types of energy (electricity, water, gas, heating)
- Set cost per unit for each meter
- Set fixed daily cost for each meter
- Switch on Flashlight to see your energy meter in the dark
- Export data in csv to email
- Display weekly, monthly and yearly usage graph of each energy type with average.
- See usage/cost statistics of all energy types
- Send feedback to me
Bugs and Feature requests can be send to email@example.com.
The application is available in English and Dutch.
Tags: energy usage , rgyusage
from 83 reviews
by Andrei Susanu
Oct 01, 2013 | "Awesome"
Great application!
by Тот Мальчик
Mar 08, 2013 | "OK"
Only electricity
Download Energy Usage
Free - 1.9.1 - 339K
Share this app


text:
Use these Spot Dinner Plates for a doggone good meal! Package includes (12) paper dinner plates to match your party theme. Each measures approximately 9" in diameter. This is an officially licensed Spot product. Read More
You Save %0 OFF
Would you like to personalize your item or add it to your cart as-is?
Discontinued Item

subset: commoncrawl


text:
06-04-2012 #1Administrator
- Join Date
- Apr 2005
- Posts
- 25,037
Video: XCM XFPS PC Magic Box 2 for PS3 and XBox 360 Demo
The XCM Team is back again with a video demo today on their new XCM XFPS PC Magic Box 2 and Online Manual for PS3 and XBox 360 consoles below, which is compatible with the PC Diablo game and more!
To quote from their page: The XFPS PC Magic Box 2 allows you to use an XBox 360 (wired / wireless) and PS3 controllers with PC games. Although the XBox 360 controller can be used on the PC but due to lack of keys remapping function, gamers may find the gaming controllers quite difficult to use on some PC games.
The XFPS PC Magic Box 2 compliments this need. You're now able to remap any key on the keyboard to the game controller, using the right buttons / Trigger to shoot, the right button for punch or kick etc. and many more with the XCM PC Magic Box 2.
This device is user friendly and also adds auto fire function. Let's start to play the PC games in another mode!
XCM XFPS PC Magic Box 2 Functions and Features:
1. Supports both XBox 360 (wired / wireless) and PS3 controllers with PC games. *NOTE: if using with Xbox 360 wireless controller, the XBox 360 PC Wireless Gaming Receiver must be required.
2. Supports rumble function.
3. Supports XBox 360 wired or wireless headset.
4. Supports PS3 SixAxis tilt function
5. 8 built-in independent auto fire buttons
6. You are able to re-map the keys on keyboard to the XBox 360 or PS3 controller.
7. PC will recognize PS3 controller as XBox 360 controller, so the PS3 controller can be able to use on all PC games.
*NOTE: most PC games won't recognize PS3 controller, but XCM PC Magic Box 2 will trick PC into thinking a XBox 360 controller is plugged in. XBox 360 controller has better compatibility with PC.
More PlayStation 3 News...


text:
There are 13 gardens on the tour – 12 private and one public.
Putting your garden on the Cape Fear Garden Club Azalea Garden Tour is a form of gambling – with the weather, with contractors and with your own time.
Every year, gardeners and homeowners on the tour wait with bated breath to see if the thousands of bulbs they planted in the fall will flower at the right time, whether the azaleas will be in perfect peak bloom and if there will be stormy weather the weekend of the tour, causing the 6,000 or so visitors to churn manicured green lawns into mud.
This year, 12 families will welcome tour attendees into their verdant sanctuaries April 11-13 for the 61st annual Azalea Garden Tour.
What to expect
There are 13 gardens on the tour – 12 private and one public, Airlie Gardens, which is open on Saturday and Sunday only. Gardens are open from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., with entrance to some of the larger gardens ending at 5:30 p.m.
Some gardens require more walking than others, particularly garden No. 12, aka the Bali House (6233 Tortoise Lane), owned by Don and Alison Getz, and garden No. 10 (7919 Masonboro Sound Road), which is owned by Robbie and Nina Hill.
Wear comfortable shoes and take water and snacks so you don't crash during the day. Take a look at your ticket – it's also your guide to the gardens – and map out the route you want to take. To maximize your time, be at your first garden right at 10 a.m. on Friday if you're not going to the ribbon cutting ceremony. This year, it's at the Hugh Morton Greenfield Lake Amphitheater at 10 a.m. April 11.
Play 'I spy'
Even though each of the gardens on the tour is different, when I take the preview tour every year I notice common themes and similarities. This year, something almost every garden includes is some sort of topiary or espaliered plant in one or more sections of the garden. Some years there's a wilder, looser theme to each garden. This year, the hedge clippers have been out!
This formal pruning (topiary) and training (espalier) style takes different shapes in each garden. Garden No. 8 (3806 Garden Ave.), owned by Jay and Jackie Loney, showcases espaliered camellias and loquats (I'd never seen an espaliered loquat) in their Charleston Courtyard garden.
Garden No. 11 (130 Beagle Trail), owned by Jim and Rhonda Schoolfield, features an amazing espaliered pyracantha plant in full fruit along one side of the house. The fire-engine red berries truly live up to their name.
The brick walls surrounding garden No. 12, aka the Bali House Garden, are covered with creeping fig vines. After this year's harsh winter, I would not want to be the person clipping it into shape and removing all of the frostbitten growth.
Garden No. 5 (2521 Mimosa Place), owned by Tom and Jane Maloy, is filled with clipped boxwood topiaries of all shapes and sizes. Even the little child's garden room has its own topiary centerpiece on the child-sized table. Pyramidal hedged shrubs of various heights flank the front doors and are echoed in shape by trellises for climbing roses and flowering vines.
Pick up any garden magazine and you'll see the buzzword of the decade in print over and over again. "Garden rooms" are still hot in the design world, and you can see the concept created to the letter in many of the tour gardens.
Melissa Corbett, owner of Garden No. 1 (111 Brookwood Ave.), has created a charming labyrinth of seating spaces, stone pathways, a garden shed and more leading to a comfy porch area. All garden areas are accented with custom garden art, including a wall covered with creeping fig and dotted with copper sea creature sculptures.
David and Michelle Zumbro, owners of garden No. 4 (738 Forest Hills Drive), have created a New-Orleans-style hideaway behind their house. One garden room includes a newly reconstructed pool and hot tub surrounded by a manicured lawn, formal brick pathways and a fountain. Closer to the house is an intimate courtyard into which first and second story patios and porches open.
Garden No. 6 (1633 Country Club Road), owned by Robert and Alicia Keith, incorporates both garden tour trends – intimate garden spaces and manicured plantings – to create a landscape that feels both open and secluded at the same time. I especially liked the vegetable garden planted in a built-in planter next to the outdoor kitchen on the covered porch.
Each section of the landscape around Dennis and Belsam Henneke's house (garden No. 7, 2412 Gillette Drive) is its own garden room with a circles theme tying the landscape together. There are multiple garden vignettes showcasing unusual plants as well as multiple seating areas anchored by arbors, trellises and a fire pit. Don't miss the huge daphne shrubs blooming in the backyard.
Spectacular views
While garden rooms tend to make the visitor turn inward, the views of two gardens on the tour may have you looking at something other than what lies beyond the walls.
At garden No. 9 (7509 Masonboro Sound Road), owned by Hormoze and Suzanne Goudarzi, the main feature is the view of the Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway, which is framed by centuries-old live oaks.
Robbie and Nina Hill's garden is another waterfront garden along Masonboro Sound Road. You can take in the view over a sweeping lawn that features an invisible drop-off called a "ha-ha."
Turn around to face the house and you'll see a new rock garden and fountain leading up to a massive and grand porch. Five different seating areas will be decorated by local designers, so you'll pick up ideas for your outdoor living rooms at this house, as well as garden designs. Don't miss the raised bed vegetable gardens and greenhouse at this spectacular property.
What: 61st annual Cape Fear Garden Club Azalea Garden Tour
When: 10 a.m.-6 p.m. April 11-13
Where: 13 gardens in the Wilmington area
Tickets: $25, available at the festival office, 5725 Oleander Drive, suite B7, or by phone
Details: 910-794-4650, www.ncAzaleaFestival.org or www.CapeFearGardenClub.org


text: insurance prices State releases next year's health insurance prices By Eric Whitney Aug 21, 2013 Wondering how much health care will cost under Obamacare? Years of speculation ended Friday when Colorado regulators unveiled the prices. Read More 'Obamacare' insurance prices released By Eric Whitney Aug 16, 2013 Prices range from about $135 a month for the most bare-bones coverage, to nearly a thousand dollars for the most comprehensive health plan. Read More Hide Wrap Up Your Year With A Gift of Stock to CPR. Transferring appreciated stocks and securities to Colorado Public Radio is a great way to make a year-end charitable gift. Learn More Take CPR With You Wherever You Go Stay connected to CPR while you're on the go, with the free Colorado Public Radio app for smartphones and tablets. Get details


text:
From the Society for Historical Archaeology's Governmental Affairs Counsel
SHA Members' Congressional Visits
Thanks to those of you who participated in Cultural Heritage Partners' July webinar, "Making Our Voices Heard During August Recess." An even bigger thanks to members who followed through and visited with members of Congress and their staffers, as well as members of state and local government! If you met with, called or had contact with your Representative or Senator in August, please share your results with Cultural Heritage Partners' so we can keep track of results and any needed follow-up.
Congress Update
Possible Shutdown?
As tonight's September 30 end-of-fiscal-year approaches, the House and Senate continue their arguing over the budget and Obamacare. A short-term spending bill (a continuing resolution, or CR) has to pass by midnight to avoid a government shutdown. The shutdown would affect a broad range of services, including forcing a closure of national parks and museums. Seemingly desperate to reach an agreement, Senate Republicans today floated the idea of a 1-week stopgap measure, which their Democrat colleagues seemed unwilling to support. Should a shutdown happen, it is likely to go no more than a few days. The longest shutdown in history lasted 21 days, from December 16, 1995 through January 5, 1996.
A related issue looming on the horizon is the debt: Congress will have to vote to raise the ceiling in mid-October, when Treasury estimates the U.S. will hit the permissible limit.
Taking most of members' time until recently was deciding whether to authorize action against Syria, in light of Assad's use of chemical weapons. After seeing low public and Congressional support, President Obama asked the Senate not to vote on air strikes, and is instead pursuing a diplomatic solution with Russia.
Inside Syria, the war is having a serious adverse effect on archaeology. As the New York Times reported in April, "the country's archaeological heritage is imperiled by war, facing threats ranging from outright destruction by bombs and bullets to opportunistic digging by treasure hunters who take advantage of the power vacuum to prowl the country with spades and shovels."
NPS Kicks Off Centennial Website
To celebrate its 100th anniversary coming up in 2016, the National Park Service is inviting the submission of ideas through its "Next Century For Parks" website. Designed to be the home of the parks community, the public is asked to share ideas, successes and solutions for America's national parks, today and for the next one hundred years, through the new website. NPS is looking for big, creative ideas that can become signature centennial programs. The deadline for consideration is October 20, 2013. You can check out the site here.


text:
We're really sorry but we've sold out of this product and are unable to obtain more stock. In most cases this is usually because the manufacturer has discontinued the product. We don't want you to miss out though so here's some of our best selling products which are similar to what you are looking for. Take a look and you could just find the perfect item. Just a small point to note - they might not have the exact features as the product you initially wanted so please be sure to check the features before you buy.
Touch, Write. Use it your way. Write messages and notes in your own handwriting directly on your HP tablet PC screen. Then save it-or convert it to typed text to use in other applications.


text:
Teacher resources and professional development across the curriculum
Teacher professional development and classroom resources across the curriculum
Sorry for the delay, I had to get my flash drive from home with all of my
information. Looking at the file for this class, I printed out the 13 video
question answers and one activity in which I graphed the data in an Excel
spreadsheet and included a table of the data. For my response, I included a
4 page reflection regarding my personal experiences with school and teaching
7th grade as well as my feelings about the class and information. I also
included my project. I put all of this in a paper binder and sent it off
with a smile! (of relief)
----- Original Message -----
From: "Sherry Hooker" <email@example.com>
To: <firstname.lastname@example.com>
Sent: Tuesday, May 02, 2006 4:35 PM
Subject: [Channel-talkbio] Journal entries for Rediscovering Biology
> Thanks to those who replied to my last post. Jen, if you don't mind my
> asking, what strategy did you use relative to the journaling requirement?
> I'm finding it hard to imagine having anything more to say after
> responding to all the discussion questions in each unit.
> Sherry Hooker
> Life SciencesTeacher
> Jay High School Science Dept
> _______________________________________________
> Channel-talkbio mailing list
> email@example.com
> http://learner2.learner.org/mailman/listinfo/channel-talkbio
> You may un-subscribe from this email list at any time by using the online
> form at the above URL. If you have difficulty using this form, please send
> email to firstname.lastname@example.com and our mailing list
> administrator will assist you. Our privacy policy is posted online at:
> http://www.learner.org/about/privacy_policy.html
Channel-talkbio mailing list
You may un-subscribe from this email list at any time by using the online form at the above URL. If you have difficulty using this form, please send email to email@example.com and our mailing list administrator will assist you. Our privacy policy is posted online at: http://www.learner.org/about/privacy_policy.html
Received on Thu May 4 10:36:23 2006
© Annenberg Foundation 2017. All rights reserved. Legal Policy


text:
Whether today is an 8 hour workday with your lunch hour spent at the gym or a quick trip with absolutely no work involved, this backpack provides the flexible space and design to go where you go. An assortment of pockets stores your various personal items. Dedicated compartments for both your 15.6" laptop and 10.1" tablet ensure that the technology you access through the day remains fully protected but always at hand.
(based on 4 reviews)
Ratings Distribution
5 Stars
4 Stars
3 Stars
2 Stars
1 Stars
of respondents would recommend this to a friend.
Best Uses
Reviewed by 4 customers
Displaying reviews 1-4
Back to top
Pretty good and excellent value
By Ed
from New York
About Me Practical
Comments about 15.6" Laptop + Tablet Backpack:
Zipper on the outside compartment is sticking when I try to open or close it...not good
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
Was this review helpful? Yes / No
- You may also flag this review
Great Bag..... Love it...
By wally
from Kearny, NJ
Great Bag.....
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
(1 of 1 customers found this review helpful)
Nice backpack
from GA
Generally a nice backpack. Could use a few more interior pockets. Zippers seem a little weak. Hope they hold up.
(0 of 1 customers found this review helpful)
excellent purchase
By Daytripper
from North Carolina
About Me Practical, Stylish
I take a lot of one day trips. this backpack allows me to take one bag which can hold my computer and accessories and also hold enough clothes for a simple day trip. it is also well laid out with easy access for components and computer, iPad and books if necessary. Its well made and very comfortable. a great purchase.


text:
Discover the top 50 Malayalam movies as rated by IMDb users – from all-time favorites like Manichithrathazhu to recent hits like Premam.
Check out the Indian movies with the highest ratings from IMDb users, as well as the movies that are trending in real time.
Tim Kash discusses actor-turned-director, including Michael B. Jordan, and Kevin Smith shares his thoughts on the highly anticipated Justice League.
Dive deep into everything superheroes, Star Wars, Fall TV, and more.


text:
Certain Flame Retardants May Be Banned From Children's Products
OLYMPIA, Wash. (AP) — A Washington state Senate committee has heard stestimony on a bill to ban a...
Pink Slips Going Out at Hanford Nuclear Site
YAKIMA, Wash. (AP) — Cleanup work is likely to be slowed at the nation's most contaminated ...
Jesus Still Invoked at Longview Council Meetings
LONGVIEW, Wash. (AP) — Jesus was mentioned in the invocation for Thursday's city council meeting...
< Immigration Bill Limits Revealed
Apr 12, 2013 06:59
Category: General News
Category: General News
John Kerry In Korea
SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — Secretary of State John Kerry says the U.S. and South Korea will not accept North Korea as a nuclear power and that its recent provocative rhetoric is "unacceptable." South Korea is the first stop on Kerry's East Asia visit. Kerry and his South Korean counterpart say North Korea gains nothing by its threats.


text:
Fitness balls come in various sizes. For most exercises, you'll want a ball that allows your knees to be at a right angle when you sit on the ball with your feet on the floor. The firmer the ball, the more difficult the exercise will be. So if you're just starting out, you might want to slightly deflate the ball. You can add more air as you gain strength and confidence.
Original article: http://www.mayoclinic.org/healthy-living/fitness/in-depth/health-tip/art-20049144
Any use of this site constitutes your agreement to the Terms and Conditions and Privacy Policy linked below.
Mayo Clinic is a not-for-profit organization and proceeds from Web advertising help support our mission. Mayo Clinic does not endorse any of the third party products and services advertised.
A single copy of these materials may be reprinted for noncommercial personal use only. "Mayo," "Mayo Clinic," "MayoClinic.org," "Mayo Clinic Healthy Living," and the triple-shield Mayo Clinic logo are trademarks of Mayo Foundation for Medical Education and Research.


text:
Need Advice? Ask Your Question
Questions & Answers
Category: Early Pregnancy
Asked by sunshine_daydream
Q: late period and then 2 days of heavy bleedingMy period was due on May 19th. I started bleeding on the 23rd only lasted until the 24th. I had unprotected sex with my partner on April 29th. Supposedly I was to be ovulating on May 2. Also on this Thursday I have an appointment with my doctor. I took a HPT on May 20th, and it was negative. I want to take another HPT, but nervous of the outcome. Has anyone else had these symptoms and also became pregnant? How long does it take to tell if you are pregnant?
This question was asked May. 26, 2010 3:10am
Category: Early Pregnancy
Answer This Question Report this question


text:
Organization Description
The Fund for Peace is an independent, nonpartisan, 501(c)(3) non-profit research and educational organization that works to prevent violent conflict and promote sustainable security.
We promote sustainable security through research, training and education, engagement of civil society, building bridges across diverse sectors, and developing innovative technologies and tools for policy makers.
A leader in the conflict assessment and early warning field, the Fund for Peace focuses on the problems of weak and failing states. Our objective is to create practical tools and approaches for conflict mitigation that are useful to decision-makers.
Location – Washington DC
Job Description
The Fund for Peace (FFP) seeks a dynamic, motivated, and collaborative individual to join its Washington, D.C.-based team, focused on conflict early warning and response, particularly in Anglophone and Francophone West Africa.
The Program Manager will be based in Washington, D.C., with extensive travel to specific FFP program locations, particularly in West Africa. This position will initially focus on conflict early warning and response, with a specific focus on the fifteen member states of the Economic Community of West African States. There will be room for growth into FFP's other programs, including but not limited to the annual Fragile States Index.
Job Responsibilities
75% Program Development, Research, and Planning:
- Design and implement training programs on conflict prevention and early warning to various audiences and constituencies, such as local civil society actors and senior level diplomats within ECOWAS and its 15 member states.
- Perform program management functions as required, including liaising with FFP staff based in Nigeria and local partners based in Ghana.
- Provide monthly written and verbal reports to the Executive Director and other partners as required.
- Build and maintain relationships for FFP with government officials, local organizations, and international organizations in target countries.
- Represent FFP at internal and external events and disseminate information about FFP's programs and research findings.
- Provide expertise on relevant subject matter through briefings of key officials and other relevant actors, publications, and participation in working groups, conferences and roundtable events.
25% Political Risk and Data Analysis:
- Assist with data collection and analysis for various conflict and risk assessments.
- Analyze and disseminate data through various platforms for data visualization.
- Perform program management functions as required, including coordinating requests for political risk analyses from various clients.
- Assist with communications and design of political risk analysis products.
Performs other duties as assigned. This position is contingent upon funding.
Job Requirements
- Deep understanding of the dynamics of political transitions and programming to support them, strong research and analytical skills, and a minimum of five years of experience working in and/or on conflict or post-conflict countries in Africa.
- Demonstrated expertise on data collection, integration, analysis, and visualization.
- Demonstrated ability to communicate effectively with key stakeholders, both internal and external.
- Excellent representation and communication skills (oral and written), including cross-cultural skills, media skills, and the ability to deal with counterparts at all political, social and economic levels.
- Fluency in written and spoken French is required.
- Ability and willingness to travel extensively, particularly to transitioning environments, specifically including the 15 member states of ECOWAS.
- Ability and willingness to relocate to Washington, D.C. is required.
- U.S. citizenship, permanent residency, or the ability to obtain work authorization in the U.S. is required. Costs associated with obtaining work authorization are the sole responsibility of the applicant.
- A Master's Degree or equivalent is required.
- A minimum of five (5) years of experience in the following areas: peacebuilding; conflict prevention and early warning; data collection, integration, analysis, and visualization; and general political risk analysis.
- A minimum of three (3) years graduated responsibility in program management.
How to Apply
To be considered for this position, please submit a complete application package consisting of:
1. Cover letter
2. Resume
Send application packages to the attention of:
Mr. J. J. Messner
Executive Director
1101 14th Street NW, Suite 1020
Washington, D.C. 20005
Application packages may be submitted by mail to the address above, or electronically to email@example.com.
The deadline by which applications must be received by FFP is 5pm U.S. Eastern Time, Friday, November 20, 2015.
Successful applicants who progress past the first round of interviews will be required to submit writing samples in both English and French, and must be prepared to interview in both English and French. Writing samples should not however be included in initial applications.
For questions about this position, please email Kendall Lawrence at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Only those applicants that are selected for further discussions will be contacted. Interviews will be scheduled by appointment only.
The Fund for Peace is an equal opportunity employer. It is the policy and practice of FFP to offer equal employment opportunities to all qualified applicants and employees without regard to race, color, age, religion, national origin, sex, marital status, disability, veteran status, sexual orientation, genetic information, HIV/AIDS status, political affiliations or belief, pregnancy, or any other characteristic protected by law.
No phone calls, please.
Deadline – N/A


text:
How to Gain Physical Recovery After An Outpatient Joint Replacement Surgery in India
After undergoing successful joint replacement surgery in India the patient should strictly follow the rules of physical therapy. In this way the patient can save himself from post surgery complications.
June 27, 2014 (Newswire.com) - After undergoing joint replacement surgery, the patient is shifted to a recovery room and will be kept under the close observation for some hours. After the affect of anesthesia is finished the patient becomes awake, then the patient is shifted to a special ward where he has to stay for 3 to 5 days. The time of discharge will depend on the progress of the health condition of the patient. In case if the patient experiences sudden chronic pain then he can neutralize it by using pain killers. Now a question comes to our mind, how to recover from joint replacement surgery.
Trying physical therapies and exercises :
If the muscles are deprived of performing physical activities then they become a victim of muscle atrophy. This leads to wastage of muscles. This condition might occur within a couple of days after getting the surgery. Muscular atrophy leads to shrinking of muscles and muscular apoptosis. Physical therapy is suggested by doctors to avoid this condition. Physical therapy helps to strengthen the joints of knee, shoulder and hip by doing small but powerful exercises. This usually starts almost after the surgery to prevent the formation of scar tissues. A learned physical specialist will teach you doing some basic exercises so that the patient might regain his strength and start displaying locomotion of joints within the least span of time. These exercises are recommended to the patient even after his getting of discharge from the hospital. After getting discharge from the hospital the patient has to follow the exercises of physical therapy upto four weeks.
Beware about medical complications :
The procedure of replacement of joints carries low potential risk and infections and their rate is not more than 2%. But this does not mean that the patient will never meet any complications. The blood might clot in the leg veins due to long time span of immobility. This might give rise to serious complications if the blood clot travels and reaches the brain of the patient. In order to avoid this complication surgeons recommend patients to make use of compressive stockings.
No need to become complacent :
With the passage of time the artificial joint implant becomes strong. Thus the use of walking tools like crutches and walkers will not be needed anymore. Some patients may decide to become complacent and start skipping physical therapy exercises and ignore the symptoms of surgical complications. Thus the patient should remain devoted towards his responsibilities and continue doing exercises of physical therapy. This should be done till the surgeon grants complete clearance from physical exercises to the patient.
Scope of joint replacement in India :
India has a vast scope for orthopedic procedures like joint replacement surgery. There are many advanced and sophisticated orthopedic hospitals in Mumbai and Chennai that are providing minimally invasive procedures of joint replacement at a minimal price. Due to this reason patients from abroad destinations are arriving to India in large numbers. These patients have sincerely appreciated the specialties and facilities of Indian healthcare system.
About the company
Jointreplacementsurgeryhospitalindia is a healthcare provider in the field of orthopedics. It helps abroad patients to get cost effective orthopedic surgeries at the best hospitals of India. This healthcare group helps patients to get cured of their orthopedic disorders through minimally invasive shoulder replacement surgery, hip replacement surgery, knee replacement surgery and carpal tunnel surgery.
You can know more in this concern by sending your queries at email@example.com can make a phone call to us at 91-98604-32255.
Categories: Hospitals and Clinics
Tags: Joint Implant surgery India, joint replacement in India, Joint surgery Hospital India


text:
Hi All
I am trying to configure a Hashmap based grid cache, as a standalone side cache (no websphere AS) and no client side cache, and without replicas. I have 5 physical boxes (h1,h2,...,h5) to deploy my solution on. I am using "User's Guide to WebSphere eXtreme Scale", Configuring the grid as a simple side cache on page 130 as a reference.
I plan for each machine to have both the catalog server and container server. I have only one grid that is spread across all the containers.
As the command for starting the catalog server is:
C:\<install_path>\ObjectGrid\bin>startOgServer.bat cat1
-catalogserviceendpoints cat1:wxs1:6600:6601,cat2:wxs2:6600:6601,...
I have translated this command into spring configuration for each catalog server as shown below for each catalog server:
First Server:
<objectgrid:server id="serverCat1" isCatalog="true"
tracespec="*=all=disabled" tracefile="" statspec="" name="cat1"
listenerPort="2809" />
Second Server:
<objectgrid:server id="serverCat2" isCatalog="true"
tracespec="*=all=disabled" tracefile="" statspec="" name="cat2"
listenerPort="2809" />
Common for all:
<objectgrid:catalogServerProperties id="catalogServerProperties" enableQuorum="true"
heartBeatFrequencyLevel="${HeartBeatFrequencyLevel}" domainName="${DomainName}">
name="cat1" host="h1" clientPort="6600" peerPort="6600" />
name="cat2" host="h2" clientPort="6600" peerPort="6600" />
... same for h3, h4, h5...
For the container servers, I use the following:
<objectgrid:server id="containerServerC1" isCatalog="false"
tracespec="${TraceSpec}" tracefile="${TraceFile}" statspec="">
<objectgrid:catalog host="h1" port="2809" />
<objectgrid:catalog host="h2" port="2809" />
<objectgrid:container id="containerC1"
objectgridxml="${ObjectGridXml}" deploymentxml="${DeploymentXml}"
server="containerServerC1" />
So, in summary, I have the following running using the above config:
h1(Client1, Cat1,Con1), h2(Client2, Cat2,Con2), h3(Client3, Cat3,Con3), h4(Client4, Cat4,Con4), h5(Client5, Cat5,Con5)
The Client{1...5} are JVMs that run the XS client, one on each box, imagine within tomcat, within a cluster.
My question is:
1) When a catalog server, say, Cat2 goes down, will Con3 be able to automatically switch to one of the other available Catagog servers?
2) If a Con1 goes down, since I don't have replication enabled, I don't expect the hashmap and cache entries to be available. But once Con1 is brought back up, it should start accepting new Map entries and start serving them.
3) The client (say Client4) should ideally connect to the catalog (Cat4) on the local host (h4). But what if the Catalog Server (Cat4) dies? Do I need to provide configuration for other catalog servers and hosts, within my client code, as backup catalogs, if the client is unable to connect to the catalog on local host?
4) I do have enableQuorum="true" Is this generally a sufficient for creating a high availability config?
Please feel free to comment on any other aspect you feel interested about.
deravin 270005NWUT
8 Posts
Pinned topic My Extreme Scale Design Review (Spring based)
Answered question This question has been answered.
Unanswered question This question has not been answered yet.


text:
Ryan Dungey is a bad dude, but when RD5 pulled up roots and headed over to KTM to join Roger DeCoster we wondered if he would be competitive on the current 450 SX-F. Turns out we will never know as he immediately went to work riding an all-new model. This brought on more questions; that is until KTM dropped the release of the 2012 KTM 450 SX-F Factory Edition back at the first of the year. Then it became crystal clear, sort of.
The big question was how and why KTM would roll out a second 450 SX-F model for 2012? In order for Dungey to compete on the new model, KTM must have 400 examples for sale in the US. So beginning tomorrow, 200 Factory Edition bikes will be available for the general public followed by 200 more on June 1st. This is where we as mere mortals get to reap the rewards from the AMA homologation rules. Team Orange chose its words carefully in saying this is an early release of the 2013 model. They said that it is a glimpse, but most likely not the exact machine we will see for sale next year.
Tech Details
Although the engine is vastly different from the current 2012 KTM 450 SX-F, the Factory Edition's mill is not exactly all-new. Based off the 450 and 500 XC-W powerplant, the FE's motor is smaller in physical size and lighter by 4.4 pounds. Not
The simplified ans smaller engine of the 450 SX-F Factory Edition is based on the 450 and 500 XC-W powerplants.
only was the goal to cut weight but to also reduce reciprocating mass. By integrating the balancer shaft and water pump and going to a single overhead cam design, KTM has reduced rotating mass by 1.8 pounds. Fueling the smaller and simpler engine is a new 44mm Keihin throttle body featuring separate controls for the idle adjustment and choke. To support the new fuel system and engine, a new muffler and air boot have also been designed to boost power output.
The engine is big news, but the updated chassis is even more noteworthy. KTM engineers started with a steering head crossbrace to increase the rigidity during corning and braking. With a smaller engine the cradle tubes were made thinner and the ground clearance was increased. The suspension is the same 48mm upside-down WP closed-cartridge fork and WP shock as on the standard 450 SX-F, but the settings have been revised to work with the stiffer frame. A new lower triple clamp is designed to reduce stiction of the front fork. At the rear, a new swingarm features a new 25mm axle for additional durability and strength (formerly 20mm).
Slim bodywork wraps around an all-new fuel tank. Additionally the front fender, number plate, airbox and side panels are fresh units. Factory Red Bull graphics come standard complete with RD5 numbers and team sponsor logos. Black Excel wheels, an orange anodized sprocket and Renthal 827 Fat Bars finish off the Factory Edition.
On the Track
With so few units available we were allotted just one day to ride the Factory Edition. We met up with the KTM crew at Lake Elsinore Motocross Park to turn as many laps as we could to give you the scoop on one of the most exclusive MX
machines for 2012.
Right of the bat the difference between the Factory Edition and the standard 450 SX-F is apparent. Throttle response from the new EFI system is instantaneous and crisp. Almost too crisp until you adapt the light throttle feel and newfound power. Right off the bottom the FE comes on strong and pulls hard until it begins to taper off in the upper rev-range. The new motor just has more everywhere.
"On top of KTM's already cool features to their existing 450 SX-F, the Factory Edition far exceeds their standard motocrosser!" exclaims our pro-level tester Matt Armstrong. "It starts off with more horsepower, a noticeable difference in the midrange with more top-end power that allowed me to hold it on harder into corners. Also the motor seemed to have a smoother power delivery, which helped make the bike easier and more fun to ride!"
Handling is also is a whole new ball game with the 2012 450 SX-F Factory Edition. Where as we felt the 450 SX-F tested in our 2012 450 Motocross Shootout struggled to drop into corners and took too much effort to turn, the Factory Edition is sharp and nimble. Although the steering feels light, there is not even a hint of twitchiness or instability.
"One thing I've never liked was the cornering characteristics of the standard SX-F, but the new FE has a much more planted feel and really stuck into tight ruts without wanting to stand up when entering with speed," says Armstrong.
Suspension settings for the Factory Edition are balanced and stiff yet compliant at the same time. Small chatter and braking bumps don't upset the SX-F at all, and at the same time the WP suspension eats up big hits and jumps.
If the 2012 KTM 450 SX-F Factory Edition is a preview of what is to come from KTM, then we are excited to see what happens in 2013.
"The suspension was aggressive yet plush," comments Armstrong. "I really liked where the suspension sat in the stroke. It was nice and progressive and had a good planted feeling with out any harsh or violent impacts."
The only complaint on the suspension was a spike in the mid-stroke when the front end slapped down when banging through the rollers. Backing off two clicks on the compression on the forks all but eliminated the spike. Overall we were very impressed with the difference between the standard and Factory Edition.
In the past the KTM cockpit has been one of the largest, almost too large for some of our riders. The FE is a bit more compact and more comfortable; the reach to the new Rental Fat Bar feels natural and comfortable.
Armstrong adds, "The rider compartment felt less open and more fitted, which I think helped the bike corner better as well."
At the end of the day, we were hesitant to return the 450 SX-F Factory Edition to the KTM crew. Even though the FE might not be exactly what the 2013 450 SX-F will be, we know it is very close and that is a good thing. All we can say is there are going to be 400 very happy KTM owners this year. Are you going to be one of them? I know I would be.


text:
Health Centers
Health Forums
Ask a Doctor
Sign Up
Email or Display Name
Remember Me
Forgot your password?
Medical Questions
Conditions and Diseases
Neurological Disorders Forum
Cause of peripheral neuropathy ?
Must Read
Headache Types
How can you tell if a headache is serious, or not? What types of headaches are there? Get started learning the facts about headache here....
Read more >>
Headache Symptoms
Do you know when to seek help for headache symptoms? Learn more about symptoms of the four different types of headaches...and when to go to a doctor here....
Read more >>
Headache Diagnosis
Headaches can be caused by various medical conditions. Learn which tests doctors use to diagnose problem headaches...and who you should see to start diagnosis....
Read more >>
Conditions and Diseases
Aggressive orthodontic treatment cause T...
Reactive HG cause ?
Is TMJ the cause of my tinnitus?
Neurological Disorders
can cts cause reflex sypathetic dystroph...
Fall cause numbness in right hip ?
Spondylosis and its causes
Related Topics
Anxiety and depression causing doubts ?
A brown discharge during pregnancy
Talking causes argument
July 17th, 2009
Last October, I began having neurological problems seemingly "out of the blue". My symptoms began with paresthesia in my right pinky and ring fingers on the finger on my left hand three days later. The sensations were intermittent and not severe at the time. A week after my initial symptoms I began experiencing sharp pains in my forearms (much like cramping) and shooting pains that ascended my right arm into the shoulder. Also, I was experience severe fatigue. At that point, I went to my GP and was referred to a neurologist. I was able to get into the neurologist three weeks after my symptoms began. At the time of the first visit, I also was having intermittent paresthesia in my legs and feet below the knees. In the next week, I had MRIs (with contrast) of my head and neck, EMG, and a full blood work-up including tests for Lyme Disease, HIV, Lupus, etc...which were all negative except the EMG confirmed both sensory and motor neuropathy in all four limbs and MRIs showed chronic sinusitis. Blood tests showed that the only slightly elevated values were blood glucose levels (102 mg/dL) and HbA1C (6.1) followed by arsenic at 56 ug/L. This was followed up with a 3 hr glucose test which was normal.
I was diagnosed with prediabetic neuropathy (which I don't believe my symptoms are consistent with) with a recommendation to control by blood sugar and exercise more (I has already running 4-5x a week before this all began). Also, I began taking multivitamins and flaxseed oil. I'm 30 years old, Caucasian, male, 6' 1" and weighed 235 lbs at the time (now I'm at 225 lbs) and have never had any major health problems including allergies until this occurred. After the diagnosis I began having fasciculations in my calves, feet, hands, face, neck and back intermittently. Additionally, I had intermittent bouts of vestibular problems (feeling off-balance), blurred vision primarily in my left eye, headaches, and extreme tension in my forehead and temple region where it felt like someone was pulling my skin from behind my ears. This continued throughout November and most of December before I started improving slowly. By March, my symptoms were all but gone except for chronic sinusitis.
Two weeks ago, I've had a relapse, albeit not nearly as severe as before. I have intermittent pain (cramping or dull pain) in my calves, feet, and forearms but really annoying paresthesia in across my face and head spanning several cranial nerves. I also have had some vestibular issues. Again these aren't as severe as before but are extremely annoying.
From all the research and reading I have done, my symptoms do not fit prediabetic neuropathy at all. I've come up with a couple of possibilities and would like anyone's opinion before I meet up with neurologist again in August. I've always been a bit of drinker averaging about 8 beers (never hard alcohol) usually once a week in a social setting since I was 20. I never drank at home. I've noticed that when I would even have a couple of beers, my symptoms would become noticeably worse when present but 2-3 days after drinking. Obviously, alcohol is toxic so I keep my alcohol consumption minimal (I haven't been intoxicated since November). Opinions that I could have alcoholic neuropathy even though I'm not a daily-consuming alcoholic? Second, I had my first two fillings (amalgam) put in in September three weeks before my initial symptoms began. Opinions on chemical posioning (mercury?). At the same time, I had a pretty nasty upper respiratory infection. Could this all be some weird post-viral syndrome?
I'm not looking for a diagnosis but some opinions and ideas that I can bring up with my doctors. Something obviously has happened to me last fall and I'm trying to figure out what that might be. Are these "flare-ups" something I'm going to have to continue to deal with it? Any recommended strategies to cope with the symptoms? I'm not currently on any medications.
Thanks in advance,
Did you find this post helpful?
You marked this post as helpful!
I changed my mind
replied July 18th, 2009
You exercise regiment, weight loss and supplements sound pretty healthy and your glucose levels certainly don't seem high enough to cause concern - much less prediabetic neuropathy. I am not a physician, but I would have a hard time buying that diagnosis, also. The fillings are an interesting angle since heavy metals can certainly cause some strange neurological problems, but it doesn't make sense that it would abate and then return. I have been having my own share of odd neurological problems for about 18 months. Once I had all of the allopathic tests done to rule out any obvious tumors or diseases, I started thinking outside the box - if for nothing else, for something pallative that would treat my symptoms. A physician prescribing a drug to me that may or might not help that had potential side effects and further polluted my problem and body did not seem like a good solution. I found a NUCCA chiropractor that has made a world of difference. With the unusual nerve symptoms you are presenting, it might be worth looking into. If it doesn't solve your problems, it will certainly make you feel better while you continue your search. Good luck!
Did you find this post helpful?
You marked this post as helpful!
I changed my mind
neurological disorders
Lyme Disease
blood tests
right arm
dull pain
left hand
Quick Reply
Sign up for FREE weekly health tips!
Do you live in Canada?
Sign up here.
Ask a doctor
Type your medical question here
Featured Experts
Bhupinder HirA
General Medicine, Obstetrics/Gynecology, ...
Andre V Strizhak
Neurology, Migranes, Headaches and Dizzi ...
Dr. Julia Chibisova
Neurology, Neuro-Ophthalmology, Neuro-Ph ...
eHealthPedia Articles
Headache Diagnosis
Headache Types
Headache Symptoms
Headache Treatment
Multiple sclerosis Causes and Risk Factors
Search eHealthForum for
Learn About Us
Contact Us
About Us
Advertise With Us
Privacy Policy
Cookie Policy
Terms of Use
Get Help
Ask a Doctor
Getting Started
Join In
Sign Up
Find People
Free Medical Forms
Community Guidelines
Do More
Become an Expert
Become a Partner
RSS Feeds
I feel at ease on eHealth and know that no one will be mean. Here members welcome one another and invites us to speak our minds. - Hart74
The site is not a replacement for professional medical opinion, examination, diagnosis or treatment. Always seek the advice of your medical doctor or other qualified health professional before starting any new treatment or making any changes to existing treatment. Do not delay seeking or disregard medical advice based on information written by any author on this site. No
health questions
and information on eHealth Forum is regulated or evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration and therefore the information should not be used to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease without the supervision of a medical doctor. Posts made to these forums express the views and opinions of the author, and not the administrators, moderators, or editorial staff and hence eHealth Forum and its principals will accept no liabilities or responsibilities for the statements made.
Health Disclaimer
This page was last updated on Nov 18, 2017.
© 2017 eHealthForum.com


text:
3/34-44 Regent Street Elsternwick 3185 VIC
Stylish Urban Retreat in the heart of Elsternwick!
This well-maintained double story townhouse has extremely high specifications that will suit the most fastidious tenant.
Large living spaces with tranquil garden aspects are the focal point of this private and secure residence, which enjoys a prestigious position amongst some of Elsternwick's finest homes.
Affording you a lifestyle of convenience; with Glen Huntly Rd shopping and Elsternwick train station less than 5 minutes' walk from the front gate.
'Traditional entrance with landscaped gardens
'Northern Aspect
'3 bedrooms (all with BIRs)
'2 bathrooms (ensuite to master) plus guest powder room
'Open plan kitchen with s/steel gas cooking & dishwasher
'Generous meals area over-looking rear courtyard
'Tandem parking for 2 cars including single garage with remote access
'Other features; security access (pedestrian & vehicle), ducted heating; A/C
'Ample storage areas
'Fabulous position; walking distance to shops, transport & the area's best schools
This property will not last.
Arranging an inspection is easy!
To book a time to inspect, simply click on Book an Inspection Time or Email Agent to book instantly using our online system.
By registering, you will be INSTANTLY informed of any updates, changes or cancellations for your appointment.
Email this agent
Email sent successfully!
Your email has been sent.
Would you like to get The Real Estate Conversation?
Agent Information
Melbourne Real Estate
South Yarra VIC, 3141
More property from Melbourne Real Estate
Get new properties in your inbox
Real Estate For Rent in Elsternwick, VIC 3185 priced between $530 and $980


text:
Pulmicort Respules on Relapse Rates After Treatment in the ED (Budesonide)
This study has been withdrawn prior to enrollment.
(study halted prematurely before enrollment of first patient)
Phoenix Children's Hospital
ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
First Posted: January 2, 2008
Last Update Posted: September 5, 2011
Information provided by:
Phoenix Children's Hospital
- Full Text View
- Tabular View
- No Study Results Posted
- Disclaimer
- How to Read a Study Record
No Study Results Posted on ClinicalTrials.gov for this Study
Study was withdrawn before participants were enrolled.
|Study Status:
|This study has been withdrawn prior to enrollment.
|Study Completion Date:
|March 2009
|Primary Completion Date:
|March 2009 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)


text:
MyCsa (0)
The global speaker bureau
Sir Chris Hoy MBE is GB's most successful Olympic athlete of all time, with six gold medals and one silver. In 2012 at his home Olympic Games in London, Chris won his fifth and sixth gold medals - in the Keirin and Team Sprint. Chris retired from competitive cycling in 2013 and his achievements throughout his career make him Scotland's most successful Olympian, the first Briton since 1908 to win three gold medals in a single Olympic Games, and the most successful Olympic male cyclist of all time. Following his retirement, Chris has successfully made the transition into the business world following the launch of his bike range HOY Bikes.
"Great Britain's most successful Olympian in 2012"
Chris won his first Olympic gold medal in Athens 2004 in the Kilo - an event that was dropped from the programme for Beijing 2008. Chris took this in his stride and switched his focus to three other track sprint events - the Keirin, Sprint and Team Sprint. He went on to win a gold medal in all three at the Beijing Olympics, cementing his name in the history books. Following his historic hat-trick of gold medals at the Beijing Olympics, Chris was voted 2008 BBC Sports Personality of the Year. He was also awarded a Knighthood in the 2009 New Year Honours list, capping an extraordinary year for the track cyclist from Edinburgh.
What he offers you
Chris is an accomplished public speaker and is at home speaking at small intimate gatherings as well as the largest international conferences. Chris' experiences and achievements make him an incredibly interesting speaker, and the challenges presented to him and subsequently overcome during his stellar career have fascinating parallels in many other walks of life.
How he presents
A down to earth speaker, Chris is an entertaining, inspiring and motivational speaker.
He presents in English.
Want to know more?
Give us a call or send us an e-mail to find out exactly what he could bring to your event.
How to book Sir Chris Hoy MBE?
Simply phone or e-mail us.
To discuss how we can help find the right speaker for your organization,
call us on +44 1628 601 400


text:
Johnathan Ivan Pike, 18, of Morenci, Mich., died Saturday, May 24, 2008.
He was born June 22, 1989, in Adrian, Mich., to Penny A. Pike and Darryl L. Anderson and they both survive.
John was attending Baker College in Owosso, Mich., majoring in history and computer technology, and wanted to transfer to Olivet College to become a youth pastor. He graduated from Morenci Area High School with the Class of 2007, and excelled in track and cross country.
Surviving John are his parents Rick and Penny Delaney of Morenci; four brothers, Matt, Chris, Jay and Robert, all at home;maternal grandmother, Pat Pike of Adrian; paternal grandparents, Pastor Bob and Carol Hicks of Wauseon, Ohio; paternal grandfather, George Anderson of Adrian; several aunts, uncles, cousins and friends.
He was preceded in death by his maternal grandfather, Duane Pike, and paternal grandmother, Daisy Anderson.
Memorial services are scheduled at 6 p.m. Sunday, June 1, at the Morenci Area High School gymnasium with Pastor Bob Hicks and Rev. James Yatzek officiating. Private interment will be at Oak Grove Cemetery in Morenci.
Visitation is planned from 4 to 8 p.m. Friday at the Eagle Funeral Home-Charles Fink Chapel in Morenci.
In lieu of flowers, those planning an expression of sympathy may make memorial contributions to the family.


text:
Today Mayor Bill de Blasio finds himself smack in the molten middle of a new Rikers Island scandal -- facing yet another career-defining challenge.
In a report to the mayor this week, U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara offered a scathing description of juvenile lockups on the island that housed 500 to 800 adolescent males at a time -- 16 to 18 years old -- from July 2012 to July 2013.
The teens were essentially prey, Bharara says.
His inquiry found that an astonishing 754 adolescents on Rikers suffered visible injuries in fights. He concedes that about 51 percent of Rikers adolescents suffer from mental illness, which presents a challenge for guards.
But mentally healthy or mentally ill, the inmates were neither adequately supervised nor adequately protected.
Bharara charges:
The attacks were often staff-on-inmate. This happened 565 times in fiscal 2013 and caused 1,057 injuries. Other fights were inmate-on-inmate. This happened 845 times in fiscal 2013. If some of the injuries came as guards tried to break up brawls, violence was hard-wired into the culture, Bharara says. Correction officers abysmally failed to keep troubled teenagers safe.
We're looking at a civic disgrace.
Rikers is one of America's largest lockups -- with a city budget of about $900 million. Most inmates are awaiting trial and thus presumed innocent. The others are doing stretches of 12 months or less for relatively minor run-ins.
So why a dystopian culture of violence in buildings housing teens? Kids have better chances of rehabilitation than older, hardened offenders. Yet they learn from what they see and experience. Rikers offers a ghastly lesson.
There's one ray of hope in this sordid tale.
De Blasio took office as a reformer -- and his newly named correction commissioner, Joseph Ponte, made his name as a prison turnaround whiz. While many of Ponte's New York officers think he's too soft, he's handled tough jobs before. If he and de Blasio can find a way to correct Rikers' corrosive culture, they'll do more than keep kids safer there. They'll keep guards safer, too -- and perhaps give a boost to rehabilitation. A civil society helps us all.


text:
By now, you've probably seen the video of Will Muschamp's postgame tirade from Saturday directed at a few members of the media.
If not, here you go.
Basically, Muschamp laid into reporters from The Gainesville Sun, The Palm Beach Post and Gatorcountry.com for incorrectly identifying freshman defensive lineman Jay-nard Bostwick as being one of six players suspended for the season opener against Toledo.
Bostwick dressed and didn't play, but he wasn't suspended so Muschamp took it upon himself to let the media know how he felt about the inaccurate reports in a 2-minute, 15-second diatribe after the Gators' 24-6 win over the Rockets.
Outside of Mack Brown's breakout performance, it was probably the most exciting part of the Gators' afternoon.
People will say Muschamp might have overreacted, but once again Muschamp publicly went to bat for one of his players. Say what you will about his method, but this will play well in his locker room and certainly on the recruiting trail. Players and parents see these things and remember them.
Coaches always talk a big game about loving their players and creating a family environment within their programs. Muschamp's actions showed some of that love. It showed some rage, too, but he earned points with his players, which will pay off.
Remember when he stood up for Sharrif Floyd when the NCAA ruled him ineligible for two games for accepting more than $2,500 over several months from the nonprofit organization Student Athlete Mentoring Foundation? Muschamp ripped into the NCAA and stood by Floyd the every step of the way.
I wouldn't be shocked to see other coaches react the same way, but this isn't a first for Muschamp. Plus, his fiery attitude and intimidating facial expressions make it that much more entertaining to watch. Muschamp has no problem sticking up for his players when he feels he has to. He really cares about the people in his locker room, and he isn't afraid to swing away and support them.
Here's what Muschamp said Saturday:
"That was very irresponsible journalism. You guys can write whatever you want to say about me. You can say I'm a bad football coach. You can say I'm a bad dad, I'm a bad husband, I'm a bad person. You really can say anything you want to say; that's your opinion. You can talk about our offense, our defense, our special teams. You can talk about our coaching staff. You can talk about our administration. That's your opinion, and you're entitled to that, and that's fair.
"But when you take a shot at a kid, and it's inaccurate and it's written inaccurately, I've got a problem."
He continued ...
"It was inaccurate and it was wrong and it was totally irresponsible. Your opinion is fine. Take shots at me all day. [Florida athletic director] Jeremy [Foley] pays me enough. I'll take 'em all day. But to take a shot at a freshman that's done everything we've asked him to do since he's been here. He's a great young man. He should have played today if we had gotten in some situations to play him. He's done everything we've asked him to do. He's a great teammate. He's great in that locker room, and to take that shot is wrong. ...
"Our trust is done, I can assure you that. And you know exactly who I'm talking to. I don't know where them Gator Country guys are, but I'm going to tell you right now we're done. That was completely wrong. You need to apologize to those parents and you need to apologize to that kid."
And then ...
"Who was your source? Church mice in here. If you want to write something, stand up and stand behind it. That's what I'm going to tell you. You took a shot at a kid and a family that's done nothing wrong, and it's really bad. And I'm going to meet with Mr. Foley to see if y'all will even be allowed to come back in here again. I'll be honest with you, it was a low blow for me. Our opening ball game at the University of Florida, and I'm dealing with this -- bad journalism. Sources said."


text:
|Grande Beach - Playa grande
|| Print |
An important part of the Marino Las Baulas National Park, the stunning beach of Playa Grande with its pristine shoreline and clear blue sea, is one of the best beaches on the Guanacaste coast. Lying in the North Pacific Coast in Guanacaste province, Playa Grande is home to the endangered Leatherback Sea Turtles that come ashore every year to lay their eggs on the beach.
Incorporated into the national park in 1990, Playa Grande is open top the general public only during the day during the 'arribadas' or turtle nesting season. At night the park's police are on patrol to ensure that the turtles and their eggs are protected, especially from poachers and overzealous tourists who pose a considerable threat to these gentle giants as their eggs are considered to be aphrodisiacs and an eastern delicacy. The turtle hatching season here is from October to May and it is indeed a sight to see. If you are in the area around this time, it is definitely worth your while to see millions of turtles coming ashore under the cover of darkness to lay their eggs.
Another popular reason for visiting Playa Grande is for the excellent surfing found here on the main beach. Playa Grande is much more quiet than say Playa Tamarindo, but the surf here is equally good. In fact according to some expert surfers the breaks and swells are consistent enough for it to be rated as among the overall best surf spots in the country. Further north of the beach is excellent for swimming if you are not a surf fan.
Since this beach is part of a protective enclosure, no hotels have any rooms facing the beach. However, there are a handful of hotels on Playa Grande that are both affordable and economical. By law no one is allowed to roam the beach at night especially during the nesting season and no lights are allowed on the shore. The reason for this is because the lights scare away the turtles. There is only one hotel next to the beach, the Hotel Las Tortugas that was built before the Marino Las Baulas National Park was established. Run by Louis Wilson, who played a key role in the setting up of this park, the hotel is a wonderful place to enjoy the area's superb natural beauty as well as rent surfboards, kayaks, snorkeling equipment and horses.
Possibly the only drawback of Playa Grande is that it is not the most easily accessible beach. Tamarindo is the closest beach, and is a couple of kilometers south of Playa Grande. With no direct road you can also reach Playa Grande by crossing the estuary between the beach and Playa Tamarindo. The shortest way to get to this beach is to arrive at the Liberia International Airport and take it from there.


text:
Letter from Barss to C. J. Nusbaum thanking him for Kodachrome slide of 'purple ring spot'
Item information
- Title:
- Letter from Barss to C. J. Nusbaum thanking him for Kodachrome slide of 'purple ring spot'
- Topics:
- Subjects:
Plant diseases
Sweet potatoes
- Original Format:
Typescript (unpublished)
- Extent:
- 2 p.
- Item identifier:
- ll000226
- Author:
- Barss, Howard P. more info on Barss, Howard P.
- Created Date:
- Genre:
- Location:
Raleigh (N.C.)
- Digital Project:
Living Off the Land
Source information
- Repository:
- Special Collections Research Center at NCSU Libraries
- Collection:
- Charles J. Nusbaum Papers, 1928 - 1992 (MC00345) held by Special Collections Research Center at NCSU Libraries
- Note field:
- Not all materials from the physical collection may have been scanned. Images may have been enhanced for web access.
- Rights:
- For questions regarding copyright and permissions, please refer to our Reproduction, Use, Citation, and Copyright page (http://d.lib.ncsu.edu/collections/about).
- Funding:
- Digitization of this material was made possible, in part, through the support of the North Carolina Farm Bureau, the North Carolina Tobacco Foundation, and the North Carolina Tobacco Research Commission.


text:
Holly Woodward Ballard, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Anatomy
Research Interests | Instructional Activities | Publications
My research focuses on using large-sample osteohistology to assess growth dynamics, individual variability, and survivorship in dinosaurs and other extinct vertebrates, while utilizing the bone microstructure of extant vertebrates to provide a framework for paleohistologic inferences. Histological analysis of vertebrate hard tissues is the most accurate way to obtain information regarding the growth, development, and longevity of an extinct taxon; is crucial for interpreting and understanding trends in metabolism and growth rates; and is the only way to conclusively determine skeletal maturity status. By permitting statistical quantification, my ongoing histologic sampling of specimens from a Maiasaura peeblesorum bonebed (Museum of the Rockies, Bozeman, MT) results in the most detailed life history assessment of any dinosaur to date. I also endeavor to obtain large histological sample sizes from extant species of not only archosaurs (birds and crocodiles) for which a behavioral and environmental history is known, but mammalian groups as well. This will allow me to separate and quantify variation in growth, behavioral, and physiological signals, so that these factors can be considered in an empirical context when trying to interpret fossil bone microstructure.
Cubo, J., Woodward, H., Wolff, E., Horner, J. R. 2015. First reported cases of biomechanically adaptive bone modeling in non-avian dinosaurs. PLoS ONE 10(7): e0131131. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0131131.
Horner, J. R., Woodward, H. N., Bailleul, A. M. 2015. Mineralized tissues in dinosaurs interpreted as having formed through metaplasia: a preliminary evaluation. Comptes rendus Palevol: http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.crpv.2015.01.006.
Woodward, H. N., J. R. Horner, and J. O. Farlow. 2014. Quantification of intraskeletal histovariability in Alligator mississippiensis and implications for vertebrate osteohistology. PeerJ 2:e422
Woodward, H. N., K. Padian, A. Lee. 2013. Chapter 7: Skeletochronology. In Bone Histology of Fossil Tetrapods: Advancing Methods, Analysis, and Interpretation (eds. K. Padian and E.-T. Lamm), University of California Press, Berkeley.
Huttenlocker, A., H. N. Woodward, B. K. Hall. 2013. Chapter 2: Biology of Bone. In Bone Histology of Fossil Tetrapods: Advancing Methods, Analysis, and Interpretation (eds. K. Padian and E.-T. Lamm), University of California Press, Berkeley.
Lee, A. H., K. Huttenlocker, K. Padian, and H. N. Woodward. 2013. Chapter 8: Analysis of Growth Rates. In Bone Histology of Fossil Tetrapods: Advancing Methods, Analysis, and Interpretation (eds. K. Padian and E.-T. Lamm), University of California Press, Berkeley.
Newbrey, M. G., D. B. Brinkman, D. A. Winkler, E. A. Freedman, A. G. Neuman, D. W. Fowler, and H. N. Woodward. 2013. Teleost centrum and jaw elements from the Upper Cretaceous Nemegt Formation (Campanian-Maastrichtian) of Mongolia and a re-identification of the fish centrum found with the theropod Raptorex kreigsteini. In Mesozoic Fishes 5 - Global Diversity and Evolution (eds. G. Arratia, H.-P. Schultze, and M. V. H. Wilson), Verlag Dr. Friedrich Pfeil, Munich.
Woodward, H. N., J. R. Horner, and J. O. Farlow. 2011. Osteohistological evidence for determinate growth in the American alligator. Journal of Herpetology 45:339-342.
Woodward, H. N., T. H. Rich, A. Chinsamy, and P. Vickers-Rich. 2011. Growth dynamics of Australia's polar dinosaurs. PLoS ONE 6:e23339.
Fowler, D. W., H. N. Woodward, E. A. Freedman, P. L. Larson, and J. R. Horner. 2011. Reanalysis of "Raptorex kriegsteini": a juvenile tyrannosaurid dinosaur from Mongolia. PLoS ONE 6:e21376.
Woodward, H. N., and T. M. Lehman. 2009. Bone histology and microanatomy of Alamosaurus sanjuanensis (Sauropoda: Titanosauria) from the Maastrichtian of Big Bend National Park, Texas. Journal of Vertebrate Paleontology 29:807-821.
Lehman, T. M., and H. N. Woodward. 2008. Modeling growth rates for sauropod dinosaurs. Paleobiology 34:264-281.
Copyright © Oklahoma State University Center for Health Sciences | 1111 W. 17th St. | Tulsa, OK 74107 | 918-582-1972
Campus Map | Non-Discrimination Statement | Contact Webmaster


text:
Sony's New ES Receiver Lineup
Sony's acclaimed ES (Elevated Standard) high-end product line just got three new A/V receivers, all supporting 1080p/24 video signals and the latest high-resolution audio formats. Packed with features, these new Sony ES products are just what you need to complete a high-def home theater system.
All three have decoding for Dolby Digital Plus, Dolby TrueHS, DTS High Resolution Audio, and DTS HD Master Audio. On the video side, all three use Faroudja DCDi Cinema Technology to upscale all video sources to 1080p through the HDMI ports.
All three have Sony's Digital Media Port that lets these receivers connect to Sony's optional accessories, available and sold separately, including an iPod dock and Bluetooth adapter. All three are Sirius and XM Connect-and-Play ready.
Keep reading to for specifics.
From Sony: The STR-DA4400ES 7.1 channel receiver has a 120-watt amplifier (8 ohms, 20 Hz - 20 kHz, 0.09 percent THD), six HDMI inputs and DSD decoding through HDMI. It offers high-definition video distribution to a second zone, audio distribution to three zones and picture-in-picture for monitoring of multi-zone output or an external video source. The model will be available in August for about $1,500.
The STR-DA3400ES 7.1 channel receiver has a 100-watt power amplifier (8 ohms, 20 Hz - 20 kHz, 0.09 percent THD), four HDMI inputs, a 12-volt trigger, IR repeater and high-definition video distribution to a second zone (composite). It will be available in August for around $1,000.
The STR-DA2400ES 7.1 channel receiver has a 100-watt power amplifier (8 ohms, 20 Hz – 20 kHz, 0.09 percent THD), a basic icon-driven graphic user interface and four HDMI inputs. The model will be available next month for about $800.
With an array of features and pricing, you can't go wrong with any of these! -Leslie Shapiro


text:
To sign up for any activities listed on this page, call HandsOn NEGA at (706) 353-1313. For a complete listing of all upcoming events and opportunities, visit onlineathens.com/blueprint.
Volunteer Now
► Athens-Clarke County Recycling — 5-7 p.m. Volunteers needed to spread the word about the importance of recycling and how easy it is to make a positive difference in our community and environment.
► Usher at Morton Theatre — 7-11 p.m. each day through Saturday. Volunteers to act as ushers, helping patrons find their seats, enter and exit the theater.
► Timothy Road Elementary Spring Fling — Volunteers needed for set up (5-6 p.m.), the event (6-8 p.m.) and then for clean up (8-9 p.m.)
► Family Serve: Youth Service Day — Volunteers needed to help remove trash and other debris that is impacting the waterway.
► POUR Mobile Food Pantry — 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. and 1:45-4:15 p.m. Volunteers needed to help sort and distribute the food boxes to the families who attend the drive.
► Usher at Morton Theatre — 1:30-5:30 p.m. Volunteers to act
as ushers, helping patrons find their seats, enter and exit the theater.
Ongoing Volunteer Opportunities
► Athens Urban Ministries
Who they are: Organization that operates Our Daily Bread, a community kitchen that offers basic case management and referral services as well as serves as a connecting point between the needy and social services. They also offer GED classes and computer assistance.
What they need: Volunteers to prepare and serve food during meal times and assist with food purchasing and distribution. Breakfast shift is from 8 a.m. to 11 a.m. and lunch is from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.
► Children First Inc.
Who they are: An organization that engages families in the community and through the court system to ensure safe, stable, nurturing living environments for children.
What they need: Court Appointed Special Advocate volunteers to speak for the best interest of children in juvenile court proceedings by providing a recommendation report to the judge. Training will be provided in May. Volunteers must commit to 40 hours of training, be 21 years of age or older, agree to a criminal background check, provide four personal references and commit to the program for at least one year. Child care volunteers also are needed the second Thursday of every month from 6 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.
► Dee's Haven
Who they are: A volunteer organization with the mission to take in unwanted, neglected or abused parrots and give them a chance at a loving, thriving and fulfilling environment.
What they need: Volunteers to help start an organic garden to feed the parrots, as well as helping with cleaning cages, making toys and interacting with the parrots.
► Disabled American Veterans
Who they are: A volunteer organization that helps veterans and their immediate families through the Veterans Relief Fund and the DAV Network Transportation System.
What they need: Transportation providers to drive veterans to and from hospitals and clinics.
► Food Bank of Northeast Georgia
Who they are: Nonprofit that works toward ending hunger as part of an overall community effort to alleviate poverty in our community.
What they need: Volunteers to organize and sort through salvage. Food donations are needed for the Food2Kids project.
► Girl Scouts of Historic Georgia
Who they are: Girl-driven organization reflecting the ever-changing needs and interests of today's girls. Girls learn the importance of personal responsibility, the value of goal-setting, the spirit of teamwork and the thrill of accomplishment.
What they need: Adult volunteers to lead, conduct and organize troops.
► Prevent Child Abuse Athens
Who they are: Group set up to prevent child abuse and neglect in all its forms through education, support and public awareness. The First Steps program is a volunteer-driven program aimed at supporting parents of newborns.
What they need: First Steps program service provider volunteers to visit with parents of newborns at Athens Regional Medical Center to provide support, educational information and connections to community resources.
► Odyssey Healthcare
Who they are: Odyssey Healthcare is a hospice company serving 18 counties in Northeast Georgia.
What they need: Looking for volunteers to provide companionship and support to hospice patients and their families.
► Southern Care
Who they are: A nonprofit organization that strives to provide a better quality of life for those facing a life-threatening illness.
What they need: Administrative/office support, hospice support and companionship for male patient, bingo caller, craft volunteers, birthday club volunteers to provide patients with cakes, cards and crafts. People with experience in baking, making cards, or those who have special talents are especially invited to volunteer.
Bedtime Stories — 7 p.m., Athens-Clarke County Library, 2025 Baxter St.; (706) 613-3650 or www.clarke.public.lib.ga.us.
On Tuesday
ICAN Meeting — 6:30-8:30 p.m.; ICAN stands for International Cesarean Awareness Network, a nonprofit advocacy and support group whose mission is to prevent unnecessary cesareans through education and provide support for cesarean recovery; facilitated group; e-mail email@example.com.
On Wednesday
Blood Drive — 1-7 p.m., Athens First UMC, 327 N. Lumpkin St.; all donors will receive Chick-fil-A and Dos Palmas coupons; bring photo ID; www.redcrossblood.org.
Wee Read in Oconee County — 10:30 a.m., Oconee County Library, 1080 Experiment Station Road, Watkinsville; for newborns through 5 years old; children can listen to stories from guest readers; parents and caregivers can register children with the United Way's Wee Read program to receive one free book a month; free and open to the public; www.clarke.public.lib.ga.us/
oconee or (706) 769-3950.
On Friday
SpringSing: Voices United for a Cure Benefit Concert — 7 p.m., The Classic Center, 300 N. Thomas St.; two portions: The competition portion, which showcases five of the South's best college a cappella groups, all performing for the No. 1 spot, and a professional showcase with five vocal powerhouses; 100 percent of proceeds go to the American Cancer Society; students $12, adults $15; www.ClassicCenter.com/tickets or (706) 208-0900.
Nuçi's Space Benefit Dance Party — 10 p.m., Ciné, 234 W. Hancock Ave.; a dance party to bring a close to Nuçi's Space 5th Annual Depression Awareness and Suicide Prevention Week; presale tickets can be purchased for $5; (706) 353.7377 or www.athenscine.com.
On Saturday
Mays Field Project Softball Tournament — 9 a.m., Bishop Park, 705 Sunset Drive; the Mays Field Project is a joint effort to celebrate the life of Allen and Madison Mays with the construction of a baseball field; teams of 10 to 15 are encouraged to sign-up; winners receive T-shirts, trophies and gift cards; money raised will benefit the Mays Field Project; $100 per team; to sign-up e-mail
firstname.lastname@example.com; www.maysfieldproject.org.
Family Fun Day and Rabies Clinic — 10 a.m.-4 p.m., Heritage Park, off Hwy. 441 South; presented by Oconee County Animal Control; rabies vaccines and microchipping for pets; adoptable pets on site; train rides, petting zoo, live music, food, trucks and cars and more; microchips $15; rabies $5; (706) 769-3956.
Benefit for Relay for Life — 6-10 p.m., American Legion Post 39 in Danielsville; refreshments; no alcohol allowed; music by Albatross; door prize drawings, must be in attendance to win; $5; (706) 296-1723.
Prevent Child Abuse Walk — St. Mary's Hospital, Baxter Street; a 2-mile family-friendly walk; refreshments and music; www.pcaathens.org. or (706) 546-9713.
On Sunday
Cocktails for Canines — 6 p.m., The Melting Point, 295 E. Dougherty St.; presented by the UGA Vet School benefiting the Humane Society; open to the public; $5 suggested donation; www.meltingpointathens.com or (706) 254-6909.
© 2017. All Rights Reserved. | Contact Us


text:
FOX 11 Investigates: Military equipment for local police
Tear gas, riot gear, armored vehicles. The scenes from Ferguson, Missouri have sparked a controversy about how and why local police are using equipment designed for the military.
"I think it's disastrous on every level," Peter Kellogg of the American Civil Liberties Union said of the police response in Ferguson.
Two months before Ferguson, the ACLU released a report on what it called the "Excessive Militarization" of police. The group highlighted a federal program which transfers excess military equipment to local police.
Since 1990, the federal government has transferred $4.3 billion worth of military equipment to local police.
What about in Wisconsin? FOX 11 Investigates found that since 2012, 85 police agencies in Wisconsin have taken part in the program. Those agencies have acquired 8,947 items from the military, valued at $22,126,979.98.
- Scroll to the bottom of this story to see the full list of equipment.
"It's just amazing the stuff you can find on there and it saves you money," said Lt. Dan Sandberg, commander of the SWAT team with the Brown County Sheriff's Department.
"Our main objective is public safety. We're here to protect the public. We have to be prepared and we have to think worst case scenario," Sandberg said.
The regional SWAT team covers eight counties. Earlier this year, the department ordered a Mine-Resistant Ambush Protected vehicle or MRAP. Total value: $733,000. But all the sheriff's department had to pay was shipping. Total bill: $3,900.
"I hope this is a vehicle that never comes out of the garage other than to train with it. That's what we're hoping for. We hope we never have to pull that vehicle out," Sandberg said.
But Brown County is just the tip of the iceberg. According to data from the Wisconsin Department of Military Affairs, in the last two and a half years, 24 departments in the state received an MRAP from the military. The list includes Neenah, Appleton and Door County.
It's not just armored vehicles. Twenty-seven departments ordered M-16s from the military in the last two and a half years. In all, Wisconsin police acquired 288 M-16s.
Sandberg says about a dozen years ago, the Brown County Sheriff's Department ordered eight automatic AR-15 rifles from the military. He says what would have cost taxpayers $8,000 only cost about $100 because all the department had to pay for was shipping.
When asked why the department needs such high powered weapons, Sandberg replied, "I think people need to pay attention and watch the news, if you read your newspapers, if you take a look at what's going on out there across the nation, there's the potential for a violent encounter to happen anywhere."
Kellogg says the equipment is too much.
"Do they need M-16s? Do they need these semi-tank armored vehicles? It seems to me clearly not," he said.
When asked whether police should try to have the best equipment, Kellogg responded, "Well, how many tanks do you need in Northeast Wisconsin? Suppose we have one armored vehicle. How often do we have a sniper? How often do a place where people are shooting at police where they need armor? If they have that need they should definitely have that. If we had one vehicle for Northeast Wisconsin wouldn't that be enough?"
"My answer to that is, as a citizen, what is your prescribed time frame for a response for one of these vehicles? Do you want one of the vehicles in a matter of minutes or do you want to wait an hour and a half?" said Colleen Belongea, a law enforcement trainer at Fox Valley Technical College.
Belongea spent 22 years as an officer in Green Bay and says the program makes perfect sense.
"The idea is if we can offer an additional service to help keep our citizens safe, why wouldn't we increase our fleet? Why wouldn't we increase our options?" Belongea said.
But Kellogg questions how the military equipment influences decision-making for officers.
"It puts in the mind of police officers, we've got all this fancy equipment to get the bad guys and the bad guys are out there and we need to get them," he said.
It turns out, most of the equipment going to local departments, isn't very fancy. The armored vehicles and high-powered weapons get most of the attention. But most of the equipment is pretty basic, things like gloves, goggles and wrenches."
Sandberg says Brown County has received three other vehicles from the military, 10 laptop computers, car jacks and plastic hand cuffs. All items the department would buy anyway.
"The taxpayers have already spent this money at the federal level. This is equipment that's just sitting there not being used. It's a waste of taxpayer money. Why not put that equipment down at the local level?" Sandberg said.
Kellogg says he's not against the entire program. It just depends on what type of equipment you're talking about.
"Do we need a Sherman tank just because they don't need it anymore?" Kellogg asked. "Take the engine out and put it in a park. Let it be a monument. Otherwise, recycle it. Melt it down. Do something useful with it. But don't put it on our streets."
"The Brown County Sheriff's Office needs this equipment because we need to be prepared the worst case scenario," said Sandberg.


text:
- Description
The Great White Extreme RO/DI System the most elaborate, over the top RO/DI system available on the market today. With its Triple RO Membrane setup allowing for 300 GPD, while being Booster Pump driven, you are sure to have all the water you need. The Great White has EVERYTHING you could desire on a RO/DI system, and then some.
Additional Features:
125 PSI pressure tested vessels
Three Aqua Engineering & Equipment 100 GPD membranes
All Quick Connect Fittings
RO Membrane Flush Kit
ASO installed
AquaFX Booster Pump (Built In)
In Line TDS Water Purity Meter
Clear Filter housings
- Additional Information
Additional Information
Manual No
- Product Specs
Manufacturer AquaFX


text:
+1299 Dexterity
+1742 Dexterity
+892 Dexterity
+1142 Dexterity
+998 Dexterity
+1454 Dexterity
+982 Dexterity
+1328 Dexterity
+1275 Dexterity
+850 Dexterity
+933 Dexterity
+375 Dexterity
+1235 Dexterity
This feature lists your most prevalent gear bonuses. You may select a bonus to see which items provide that bonus.
Strength: 77
Primary attribute for Barbarians and Crusaders.
Increases all damage for Barbarians and Crusaders by 77.00%.
Increases Armor by 77.
Dexterity: 18562
Primary attribute for Demon Hunters and Monks.
Increases all damage for Demon Hunters and Monks by 18562.00%.
Increases Armor by 205.62%.
Intelligence: 77
Primary attribute for Witch Doctors, Wizards and Necromancers.
Increases all damage for Witch Doctors, Wizards and Necromancers by 77.00%.
Increases resistances by 7.7.
Vitality: 5699
Increases Life, allowing more damage to be taken before dying.
Each point of Vitality increases Life by 100.
Armor: 20257
Reduces all damage from enemies of the same level as you by 0.00%.
Damage: 3182340.00
The amount of damage per second you can deal.
Damage is based on your weapons, attributes, attack speed, Critical Hit Chance,
Critical Hit Damage, passive skills, and dual-wielding attack speed increase.
Toughness: 28805300
The total amount of raw damage you can take.
Toughness is based on your maximum Life, armor, dodge chance,
average resistances, and missile, melee, and elite damage reduction.
Recovery: 1164190
The amount of Toughness you can recover every second in combat.
Recovery is based on your Toughness, Life per Hit, Life per Second, Life per Kill,
Life per Fury/Spirit/Wrath Spent, Life Steal, and Health Globe Healing Bonus.
Maximum Life: 655748
If you lose all your Life, you die.
Life can be increased by skills, items, and Vitality.
Hatred 125/125
A fast-regenerating resource
used to fuel the Demon Hunter's
offensive abilities.
Discipline 39/39
A resource that regenerates slowly
over time and is used for the Demon
Hunter's tactical abilities.
Last updated on 10 Aug 2016 03:40 BST