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Personal Protective Equipment for Chemical, Biological, and Radiological Hazards: Design, Evaluation, and Selection
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Table of Contents
Acknowledgements iv
Table of contents v
List of figures xvi
List of tables xx
List of abbreviations and acronyms xxiv
1 Introduction to CBRN protection 27
1.1 What is CBRN PPE and why is it used? 27
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1.3 Context of use as it relates to design, selection and performance 31
1.4 Acquiring equipment 32
2 Hazardous substances 39
2.1 General overview of agents 39
2.2 Dose and exposure 40
2.3 Routes of entry 40
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7.3 Performance and selection standards and regulations 315
Bibliography 336
Index 374
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Local musicians are proud to be union, too
I would like to add to the Labor Day letter mentioning all the unions that work for you. The writer failed to mention the Musicians Union. Local 92, Buffalo Musicians' Association, is a member of the American Federation of Musicians of the United States and Canada. We are 75,000 members strong and proud members of the AFL-CIO. Our Buffalo Local has 583 of those members.
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GOLFERS across the North-East have only a few days left to get their entries in for one of the region's biggest amateur golf tournaments.
A limited number of places are available for the Northern Golf Masters (NGM), which is being held at Rockliffe Hall in Hurworth on Sunday, July 27. The closing date for entries is Friday, July 11.
Category one golfers from across the North-East, North Yorkshire and Cumbria can take part in the tournament and represent their club. Entries can be made at by visiting www.rockliffehall.com/golf
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As the County Durham resort prepares to welcome some of the world's biggest golf stars for the European Tour English Senior Open in August, amateur golfers are being given the chance to play the same course and be crowned the best in the North as the NGM returns for the third year running.
Category one golfers from across the North East, North Yorkshire and Cumbria can take part in the tournament and represent their club. Entries can be made at by visiting www.rockliffehall.com/golf
Now in its third year, the competition has been oversubscribed for the last two years and is proving even more popular this year as golfers can take to the same course as the golfing greats who played at last year's English Senior Open.
Rockliffe Hall's course will even be set the same as this major tournament to give golfers a real flavour of what it's like to play in a top competition on a world class course.
The scratch tournament is for category one golfers and adopts the format of a professional tour event. Prizes are awarded for first, second and third place around 100 golfers expected to enter. Places are limited and registration is £30 per person which includes a NGM gift pack with concessionary rates for practice rounds available for anyone confirmed as participating.
Speaking about the NGM, head PGA professional at Rockliffe Hall, Jon Stacey, said: "It's a really exciting time to be part of Rockliffe Hall golf club with the European Seniors returning and those taking part in this year's NGMs will be playing the same course as the English Senior Open which is a real experience. The NGM has built up a real following over the last three years and this year looks like being the best yet."
Last year's winner was former EuroPro Tour golfer, Daniel Shevill, who won a dramatic four-man play-off at Rockliffe Hall. The 24-year-old, from Stocksfield, was the second winner following in the success of Whickham golfer, James Simpson, in the NGM's inaugural year.
Rockliffe Hall's world-class golf course is recognised as one of the best in the UK and was strategically designed by top golf architect, Marc Westonborg from Hawtrees. Thanks to its engineering and construction, the course remains open all year round and benefits from no winter greens.
As well as holding high profile tournaments and golf days, Rockliffe Hall is also home to a highly-regarded golf academy, offering coaching from respected PGA golf professionals.


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The new boss of the Millennium Dome has given himself a month to turn around the fortunes of the troubled attraction.
Former EuroDisney whizz-kid Pierre-Yves Gerbeau said: "If we are not ready at the beginning of March, March 15, we are going to miss the Easter vacations, and if we miss Easter, we are going to miss summer."
Mr Gerbeau, who replaced chief executive Jennie Page 10 days ago, said flexible opening hours, discounted return visit deals and celebrity visits were being considered to boost attendances at the Dome.
He said the Dome was performing well but needed to improve its public perception and required a little "fine tuning".
No price cuts
Ruling out cuts to the Ł20 ticket price he said the majority of people were pleased with their days at the Dome and that visitor numbers were "amazing".
Mr Gerbeau said: "My approach is that the visitor is king. They are the real bosses and everyone who comes to the Dome must have an amazing day out from start to finish, with excitement and entertainment all around them.
"Everything needed to make that happen is here - but we can add to this with more entertainment, reduced waiting time, and clearer information.
"I want everyone to be able to get to what they want to see faster, with more fun along the way in between the zones."
Visitor numbers up
Mr Gerbeau also disclosed record visitor figures, with attendance for the week beginning February 7 at 112,788, 8% up on the previous week and 30% higher than the last week of January.
Valentine's Day saw the biggest attendance on a weekday, 16,920, other than the millennium bank holiday Monday.
Mr Gerbeau added: "All the opinion polls show that around three-quarters of visitors are recommending the Dome to their friends - and the attendance figures show that their friends are coming.
"Word of mouth recommendation will probably be the biggest factor in helping people decide to come."
Last month's attendance figures were poorer than expected and critics said if they did not pick up significantly NMEC would face financial difficulties and be forced to call on the government for a hand-out.
Queue entertainers
He said reducing queuing times at some zones was a priority, and queue entertainers were being considered.
There would be clearer information in advance, so visitors could plan what to see and do, he said.
There would also be clearer signposting and the introduction of new routes through the building.
Also under consideration were a 25% discount for repeat visit tickets bought at the Dome, and a review of opening times and plans for evening sessions.
Mr Gerbeau has acted quickly to streamline the management structure at the Dome in a bid to make the operation slicker and more cohesive.
On Monday, Ken Robinson, the Dome's operations director, resigned in the wake of Mr Gerbeau's organisational streamlining at the New Millennium Experience Company.
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Irene Frazier, Guy Greever
Irene Frazier is retiring this year after 32 years teaching English in Grass Valley. Guy Greever is a first-year science teacher at the same school, which he also attended while growing up in the community. Both are Nevada Union High School Teachers Association members.
Irene: How are you doing?
Guy: I'm a little beat these days, with a newborn.
Irene: Are you getting any sleep at all?
Guy: She sleeps for about five hours a night now.
Irene: This is your first full year of teaching.
Guy: Yep, I student-taught here last year. I split time between PE and science because I was getting my credential. I coached varsity basketball last year. This year I coached freshman boys as head coach.
Irene: So you've had a new baby, you taught for the first time, and you coached a sport.
Guy: Yeah.
Irene: If that were me, I'd say you shouldn't have been allowed to do a sport.
Guy: It definitely was a heavy load. Luckily, the sport ended right before the baby came.
Irene: I'm sure you were excited to do a sport, but as a person who's been a BTSA [Beginning Teacher Support and Assessment] support provider, and seeing how much time that entails, and how difficult it is to maintain a normal life and teach the first year anyway… Most of us don't remember much from the first year except staying up really late and getting up early to do lessons. It's a job that if you've got a few years under your belt, you can take on all that, but most principals are looking to hire someone who could do sports, who can take on a club. Sometimes new teachers are afraid to say no because they are afraid they will lose the job. We're not always kind to our new teachers.
Guy: I'm going to make it through, though.
Irene: You are. The sad thing I heard is you got a pink slip.
Guy: It's the way things are with the seniority list. I can't say it's totally unexpected, but it's still disappointing, especially with a new baby. I don't know where the road leads from here.
Irene: The fact that you got your layoff notice has nothing to do with your teaching ability. You know that, don't you?
Guy: That's what everyone tells me.
Irene: I mean, we have declining enrollment. Last year we laid off someone who had been here 20 years. Declining enrollment is really hard.
Guy: I heard that the projection is by 2016 we'll have lost 1,700 students. That's faster than they thought.
Irene: Our young people are our greatest export. But you have roots here. If something does open up, you live in the community. You don't have to buy into the housing market. It's becoming tough for teachers who move up here. I wonder if we will get more commuting.
Guy: That's what I'm looking at now. There's not a whole lot out there. I might be looking at a bit of a commute. I may have to head down to the valley. At least to Rocklin.
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1. And Jesus, filled with the Holy Spirit, returned from the Jordan. And he was urged by the Spirit into the wilderness
2. for forty days, and he was tested by the devil. And he ate nothing in those days. And when they were completed, he was hungry.
3. Then the devil said to him, "If you are the Son of God, speak to this stone, so that it may be made into bread."
4. And Jesus answered him, "It is written: 'Man shall not live by bread alone, but by every word of God.' "
5. And the devil led him onto a high mountain, and he showed him all the kingdoms of the world in a moment of time,
6. and he said to him: "To you, I will give all this power, and its glory. For they have been handed over to me, and I give them to whomever I wish.
7. Therefore, if you will worship before me, all will be yours."
8. And in response, Jesus said to him: "It is written: 'You shall worship the Lord your God, and you shall serve him alone.' "
9. And he brought him to Jerusalem, and he set him on the parapet of the temple, and he said to him: "If you are the Son of God, cast yourself down from here.
10. For it is written that he has given his Angels charge over you, so that they may guard you,
11. and so that they may take you into their hands, lest perhaps you may hurt your foot against a stone."
12. And in response, Jesus said to him, "It is said: 'You shall not tempt the Lord your God.' "
13. And when all the temptation was completed, the devil withdrew from him, until a time.
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NCOA has a lot to offer and needs to continue in being an advocate for the elderly.
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Sir Alex Ferguson says St Andrew's golf trip 'united' Manchester players
Sir Alex Ferguson has put part of Manchester United's recent success in the Premier League down to a team-bonding golf trip his squad took to St Andrews.
The Red Devil's boss believes a trip to the world famous golf course in Scotland last month helped to give his team an edge in the battle for the title.
Since the visit, Manchester United have defeated Blackburn and QPR and are now on course to win their 20th league title after going eight points clear at the top of the Premier League.
Ferguson said: 'Theyâve done well, the lads. The little trip we had to St Andrews was fantastic.
'I didnât play and Iâm glad because there are some bandits at our club. Thereâs no chance you can win. The players loved it. On the Friday about half a dozen of them had nine holes.
'It helped with the unity of the players – it was a good moment for us. It makes you realise when players stay together, they become a team very easily.'
United face Wigan tonight and Ferguson has warned his team not to become complacent.
He added: 'We are playing teams from the bottom but that doesnât make them easy.'
Rio Ferdinand, who will celebrate a decade at the club, is also determined to stay on course and win another championship.
He added: 'I wanted to be part of the history of this club and to do that I have to stay here for a good amount of time.
'I achieved that and hopefully I have a few more chapters. But when I do eventually hang my boots up, I have great memories to take away.
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|2001 Jasmine Liu An
This tea turned out to make for a fun, if different, tea session. I was surprised to pour it and find it very light in color. A real contrast to the shu-like Liu Bao I'd just finished. The same contrast showed up in taste, as well. The Liu An lacked the dark smooth creaminess of the Liu Bao and carried instead a surprising dark roasted oolong-like flavor. In fact, with it's chocolatey roasted aromas and aftertastes it seemed to echo a few aged shui xians I've had. A good cleanliness to this tea, as well. It seems to have been nicely stored.
All in all, a very different and surprisingly fun tea experience today. I'm tempted to pick up some more of this Jasmine Liu An just to set it aside and see what continued aging does to it.
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So it seems that Red Circle Tea doesn't have a big following among certain tea drinkers, hm? I don't like to put vendors in a bad light and usually just keep mum about teas and vendors I don't like, but we reap what we sow and this vendor certainly isn't alone in certain practices. Claims such as "rare tea," "hard to find," "ancient tea," not to mention questionable prices, seem quite common among tea vendors. Occasionally (rarely is probably the best word to use here) these are merited but often they are not. It's definitely a buyer-beware market. For most of us, it's necessary to educate ourselves by tasting lots of tea, including teas from vendors whom we know little about. It's all part of the process. No shame in tasting, testing and learning. Never let anyone tell you otherwise!
Just as with this 2001 Jasmine Liu An tea, the Orchid Black tea from Red Blossom (which was listed among their puerh selections) was advertised as being extremely rare and a unique and special find, a claim which turns out to be more full of holes than that frustrating ball filter. Apparently these teas are quite common and inexpensive in China, a point which MarshalN made and which others I've since talked to have confirmed. Yet another good lesson in "buyer beware."


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Saturday, 13 March 2010
A selection of Crufts coverage...
Click here and go to the final 10 mins or so.
And Petethevet from the Telegraph is posting some amazing photos from Crufts, but none more shocking so than these two images of Chinese Cresteds at the show. Ouch.
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With the warning letter from eth KC you'd think we'd be seeing dogs looking a bit hairy than normal rather than red raw sore.
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OMG OUCH Poor baby the KC needs to stop these owners ASAP.
I am glad Pete the vet is being vocal on this, the 3rd picture Pete the Vet wrote: "I'm sorry, but when I see this sort of thing I'm reminded of RSPCA calling Crufts "a parade of mutants" It does make you think...
- 13 March 2010 at 16:50
Ms Harrison.......gosh what joke she couldnt do a honest day reporting ...which means she is the ideal employee for DT....will we get another load of once sided un- researched rubbish coverage of Crufts from you rag again....... but that is your stock in trade. Just how many (like this one I bet!!) of this comment do you ever publish that dont agree with you fixed view?? If you want the world of dogs to be open and honest why not let all have their say ......or would that mean wouldnt be able to publish the closed view you have?!?!
- 14 March 2010 at 23:00
'The world of dogs to be open and honest' ... ok then ..
What are the benefits for a dog to have ...
a nose which protrudes no further than its eyes,
huge folds of loose skin,
a chest which is only two inches from the ground and ankles turned outwards,
legs which appear tacked on as opposed to supporting the body,
a dog no taller than a staff but weighs as much as a doby,
just the right markings in just the right places,
no hair on it's body at all but tufts that are just so ...
as for having a full scrotum for the show ring!
- 17 March 2010 at 23:15
- Caz said...
Most Crested owners would not dream of using harsh chemicals on their dogs but sadly many breeds have a few who want to win at all costs.We are all however fed up of being tarred with the same brush.Perhaps instead of criticising quite so much people would try praising those who give the best of care no matter what the breed and name and shame those who dont
- 18 March 2010 at 10:26
Your friend Pete the Vet may have amazing pics from Crufts but maybe you should research info about a breed before posting inks to false statements. Taken from link for pics "The thing is they MUST have hair in some places and NOT in others. Here's a Powderpuff"
Puffs do not carry a dominant gene for hairlessness so that is why they are covered in hair Dohhh!!! Pic he posted is a Puff not a unshaved hairless dog lol Bummer
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Late in the game in Down River — around the time that all the plot complication cards have been played and all seems lost and happiness entirely unattainable for a group of Vancouverites — there's a string of three consecutive emotional beats that illustrates how frustratingly formulaic moments lead the film's good intentions astray. An aging woman, the default den mother to three younger women living in the same apartment building, encounters each surrogate daughter as they enter her apartment and gives them a pep talk. But it's not just a comforting exchange, it's the speech each of them needs, one after another after another. It's the kind of sequence a satire of "get your life together" films would employ to demonstrate just how often these cathartic moments show up. And yet, it's played totally straight, as if every person in crisis reaches that point and turns to the same person at the same exact time.
The second independent feature written and directed by Canadian actor Benjamin Ratner, Down River spreads the adulthood malaise of films like The Lifeguard or Girl Most Likely over an ensemble of female characters. Pearl (Helen Shaver, perhaps most notably the voice of Littlefoot's mother in The Land Before Time) is a 60-year-old divorced woman living alone and coping with news of a grave illness. But she stands strong to support the other three younger women who frequently lean on her for guidance: Aki (Jennifer Spence, of SyFy's Continuum) an introverted painter; Fawn (Gabrielle Miller, of Canadian series Corner Gas) a devoutly religious actress deliberating on committing to a long-term relationship or taking a big part in a new television series in New Zealand; and Harper (Colleen Rennison), a bisexual singer who has trouble containing her emotions with friends, bandmates, and lovers.
There are countless films about groups of lost men and women sorting out their lives in early adulthood, or going through a midlife crisis, or coping with mortality. As such, it's incumbent upon each new entry in the rapidly expanding subgenre to justify why it deserves a bit of territory. Down River unfortunately can't offer anything new to ruminate on — only a few slightly memorable scenes between predicable character arcs.
Most of the women only get sketches of backstory. Aki talks with her distant father at a golf course about her choice of profession, and the topic of conversation shifts to her dead mother. Harper has a sort-of boyfriend who supports her, but still harbors feelings for an ex-girlfriend who recently reappeared. Fawn's fiance was previously married, and she's been struggling as an actress for a long time. Meanwhile, Pearl chugs along, suffering the burden of guiding the younglings along as she rues missed opportunities with an ex-husband and fails to reconnect with her daughter.
It's a strange duality that each woman's story is both underdeveloped and yet so predictably familiar. Aki's struggles as a painter lead her to the question of pursuing artistic passion over a comfortable career, and whether she should compromise her reputation in order to have a shot at success at a painter. Fawn's arc, particularly what she goes through in order to land the role that could actually launch her career, is the most intriguing, until it's anchored back to the age old crossroad of a woman choosing between her work and starting a family. And Harper, well, she mostly just lives in a tenuous fantasy world where she can do all the drugs she wants, be mean to whoever she wants, use people like Kleenex, and still have everything given to her so she can keep trying to make it as a singer. There is perhaps a TV movie's worth of depth somewhere in each story of the four main women in Down River — though Harper's shrill and infuriating spiral only reinforces the worst aspects of the modern wandering underemployed generation.
Down River raises more intriguing questions than it has time to explore or answer. In trying to tell four stories — about three aspiring artists and one woman who regrets not fully giving over to her artistic passions — the film ends up not fully providing a picture of any of them.


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Slater, Fanning, Gudauskas, Curran, and Wilson move on to Round 5. Andy Irons, Yadin Nicol, and Stephanie Gilmore bow out of competition.
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We've got surf!! If you were anywhere in Southern California today, you know the much anticipated south swell hit hard this morning. Reports poured in from south swell magnets like the Wedge, Newport, and Lowers with talk of double-overhead-plus bombs. And yes, it was pumping at Huntington Beach, too.
Hurley picked a hell of a year to pick up the U.S. Open, with the biggest swell of the summer lighting up the HB pier. This morning saw the biggest surf at the U.S. Open since 1997 when Category Five hurricane Guillermo positively wreaked havoc on the west coast. How big was it? Big enough to spray people standing on the pier. And to send a handful of competitors scrambling back to the beach with half their boards. Big enough for Kelly Slater to claim it as the biggest he's ever seen it here for a contest. Big enough so that they put PWC-assists into action. And tragically, big enough to cost a bodysurfer at the Wedge his life earlier in the day.
Now, this is California, so we're not talking long, perfect J-Bay walls, but the swell is reasonable peaky considering the size, making for some vicious end-section hits for those that wanted them.
No surprise, Slater won the award for most ridiculous end hit. Actually, it wasn't even a hit, but a blistering, mach two carving 360 on the lip of a solid six-foot right. After popping out of the whitewash, he looked to the crowd and threw up an energized fist pump. Now, there's been a glut of claiming on tour this year, but this one was completely warranted. The judges agreed, throwing down a 9.87, putting his heat total at 18.8, the highest of the round, and contest (until Courtney Conlogue one upped it later in the day in her quarter. See the women's story below for the story on that crazy heat). This, after snapping his board early in the heat, and having a rough time getting to the beach to get his back up board. "It didn't take me long to get my board," he said. "It took me a long time to get to the beach. I swam for at least five minutes, I was dragging half a board – I didn't want to lose the fins and the leash off it."
Slater's board choice was not nearly as interesting as earlier in the event. He went back to a more standard shortboard, a rounded pintail thruster – a trusty workhorse. Probably not a bad call considering 100 grand is on the line.
So far Slater is looking dominant. He would've won the heat even if you erased his top two highest-scoring waves. In fact he would've won nearly every heat in the round on his backup scores.
Slater stole the show, yes, but there were some other very worthy highlights. First off, Nathaniel Curran got the best barrel seen at the U.S. Open in a long, long time – probably ever. It was an early morning drainer, and the defending event champ made clear he's keen to return to the dais, pig-dogging his way through a long section, shooting out the end and delivering a precise lip hit for the first, and only perfect ten of the event. Needless to say, he advanced.
The eldest and last remaining Gudauskas brother, Pat, also added a nice clip to his highlight reel in heat 4. Good timing too, considering it was the most stacked heat of the round, with C.J. Hobgood and Andy Irons.
Solid sets had been coming in all morning, but all of a sudden massive, long period lines stood up a good half mile out. While the crowd rose to attention and ooohhed in amazement, Pat G was busy focusing on paddling into one of the beasts and deciding what the hell to do with it.
It looked like a big wall, with just a hint of a seam before the end section. He dropped in left, and screamed off the bottom, the lip already beginning to pitch. He hit it hard, at full speed, hoping to be quick enough to beat it to the bottom, but as he freefell the lip landed first and spiked up hard underneath him. He fell backwards, engulfed in a giant mound of whitewash. But then a little red speck flashed, then a split second later another. The whitewash bounced, and somehow Pat and his red jersey emerged out of it, to the roar of the crowd. 9.17 was the score, which saw Pat through the heat.
Slater may have had the maneuver of the round, but Pat might just steal some headlines in his next heats. You may remember back in June he landed a rodeo in a WQS in the Maldives – the first one ever landed in competition – and it was definitely in his back pocket today. "I was thinking about it in that heat, actually," he said. "It's on my mind for sure, I really want to do one. Hopefully, I'll get the chance."
Others big names that advanced included Brett Simpson, Eric Geiselman, C.J. Hobgood, Adriano de Souza, Rob Machado, Julian Wilson. And oh yes, Mick Fanning, who is looking very sharp. He'll be up against Julian Wilson in the last heat of Round 5 tomorrow, sure to be a mind-boggler.
Round 5 starts at 8:00 a.m. tomorrow morning, and with the swell looking like it's holding strong and the weekend kicking into full throttle, it will be a banger.
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17 And Under: You Must Be This Young To Be In The Women's US Open Final
By Ryan Brower
The fresh breed of female surfers that are the future of women's surfing further proved themselves as also being the best right now. The Women's semifinalists were determined today (Malia Manuel, Laura Enever, Courtney Conlogue, and Carissa Moore), and only one of them can get into a rated R movie without parental supervision (Laura Enever, who just barely makes it into those at 17). And it was no easy feat for them – the swell filled in this morning showing ten-foot+ faces at it's peak height. "It was huge out there," defending US Open champ Malia Manuel stated. "There were 20 wave sets closing out on top of us, it was nothing I expected Huntington to be this year."
Just ask Carissa Moore about the size today. In her Round of 12 heat she lost her board amidst the biggest set of the day that blasted white water through the bottom of the pier. The set then proceeded to unhook one of the huge inflatable competition buoys, sending it through the pier and into the blackball zone full of swimmers to the north. While HB was doing it's best Pipeline closeout impression, Carissa was taking those very sets on the head swimming to the lifeguard boat on the outside. "It was a little shocking," Carissa said. "I wasn't sure what to do. Swim to the pier? Do I swim in? Do I wave someone?" Carissa ended up making it through the heat though and then took out ASP World Tour competitor Rebecca Woods in the quarterfinals.
A few other World Tour competitors went down today, including two-time defending world champ Stephanie Gilmore. Malia Manuel was the giant killer in that quarterfinals match-up, cementing herself a legitimate shot at a repeat. "Steph's my idol, and when I saw the draw I was like "I'm surfing against my number one idol?" Malia stated. But Malia stuck to her game plan and showed some veteran-like surfing today.
Another World Tour competitor that fell today was Australia's Sally Fitzgibbons, though through no fault of her own. Sally's quarterfinal set against Courtney Conlogue was owned by the Californian, as Courtney posted the highest heat total of the entire event this year – in any division – with a 19.63. Courtney's two 9+ rides were walled up lefts that were running her into the pier. But she set her rail, powered through her bottom turns, and threw a big ol' backside hook on each, showing impressive skill and commitment in extremely critical situations. "When I got out there with Sally I knew I was going to have to do something spectacular, go big, and set the standards high," Courtney said.
The semifinals action kicks off tomorrow at 11:20 a.m., and if you want to see the best female surfers in the world make sure you're in Huntington or on the webcast. Malia Manuel is going up against Laura Enever and Carissa Moore is taking on Courtney Conlogue. No matter what the outcomes of those two semifinals, there will be at least one girl in the Women's final tomorrow of Hurley's US Open of Surfing that is 16. The youngsters sure do know how to take over.
Hurley U.S. Open Round of 24: (1st and 2nd advance)
Heat 1: Brett Simpson (USA) 14.00, Alain Riou (PYF) 13.10, Dustin Cuizon (HAW) 10.33
Heat 2: Nathaniel Curran (USA) 16.33, Matt Wilkinson (AUS) 10.24, Nathan Yeomans (USA) 9.23
Heat 3: Eric Geiselman (USA) 14.60, Daniel Ross (AUS) 12.13, Yadin Nicol (AUS) 11.80
Heat 4: C.J. Hobgood (USA) 16.23, Patrick Gudauskas (USA) 14.84, Andy Irons (HAW) 12.67
Heat 5: Adriano de Souza (BRA) 11.04, Nic Muscroft (AUS) 9.93, Travis Logie (ZAF) 9.60
Heat 6: Kelly Slater (USA) 18.80, Aritz Aranburu (EUK) 13.84, Granger Larsen (HAW) 7.83
Heat 7: Rob Machado (USA) 12.16, Julian Wilson (AUS) 10.93, Bruno Rodrigues (USA) 10.20
Heat 8: Mick Fanning (AUS) 16.13, Michel Bourez (PYF) 13.83, Leigh Sedley (AUS) 13.77
Hurley U.S. Open Women's Quarterfinals Results: (1st and 2nd advance)
Heat 1: Malia Manuel (HAW) 10.23 def. Stephanie Gilmore (AUS) 6.17
Heat 2: Laura Enever (AUS) 14.17 def. Coco Ho (HAW) 5.77
Heat 3: Courtney Conlogue (USA) 19.63 def. Sally Fitzgibbons (AUS) 8.07
Heat 4: Carissa Moore (HAW) 12.67 def. Rebecca Woods (AUS) 8.46
Hurley U.S. Open Women's Round of 12 Results: (1st and 2nd advance)
Heat 1: Malia Manuel (HAW) 14.27, Laura Enever (AUS) 8.17, Bruna Schmitz (BRA) 3.17
Heat 2: Coco Ho (HAW) 9.73, Stephanie Gilmore (AUS) 5.87, Sayuri Hashimoto (JPN) 2.70
Heat 3: Courtney Conlogue (USA) 13.54, Carissa Moore (HAW) 10.64, Sage Erickson (USA) 10.20
Heat 4: Rebecca Woods (AUS) 11.60, Sally Fitzgibbons (AUS) 8.33, Jacqueline Silva (BRA) 7.44
U.S. Open Nike 6.0 Pro Junior Quarterfinals Results: (1st and 2nd advance)
Heat 1: Nat Young (USA) 12.20, Tonino Benson (HAW) 11.80, Andrew Doheny (USA) 10.83, Evan Geiselman (USA) 7.67
Heat 2: Matt Pagan (USA) 11.77, Charles Martin (GLP) 10.14, Oliver Kurtz (USA) 7.16, Keanu Asing (HAW) 7.07


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Irish Taoiseach Enda Kenny met face-to-face with his British, Northern Irish, Scottish and Welsh counterparts during key talks today.
The British-Irish Council meets once per year, and today it was held in Cardiff Castle.
Key items on the agenda were kick-starting the economy, and Europe, as well as education.
During a press conference, Mr Kenny said energy and the environment would be the big topics that would need to be discussed in depth next time the home nations' political leaders got around the table.
He said: "The issue of energy will be a direct focus of the next British Irish Council.
"We believe there is great potential for renewable energy, particularly from onshore wind.
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"This is against a background of where we need to move on at European level.
"The Union is losing out in terms of real investment- where major energy costs are 300% dearer than they are in the United States, which is moving to self-suffiency with enormous potential from the sale of shale gas.
"Between our two islands having these strategic partnerships, this is an area that has great potential."
Today's British Irish Council was the third time the body has met in Wales since it was set up as part of the Northern Ireland peace process in 1998.
It brings together ministers from the UK, Scottish and Welsh governments, the Northern Irish executive, Guernsey, Jersey, and the Isle of Man, as well as the Republic of Ireland.
Officials say its purpose is to promote positive and practical relationships between each nation.
Representatives of each government discussed the role of infrastructure in helping economic growth.
Wales's First Minister Carwyn Jones chaired today's talks, which saw Cardiff Castle heavily guarded by officers from South Wales Police.
He said: "A number of items were discussed today: the economy, as you might expect given the situation that exists around the world; early years policy, which the Welsh Government is taking a lead on; as well as youth unemployment.
"This summit is exceptionally important, as it provides a framework to discuss ideas and policy initiatives and to learn from each other."
A statement from the British Irish Council read: "The council discussed the current economic situation in the different administrations with a particular focus on the important role of investment in capital infrastructure to support and promote economic growth."
While the issue of the economy has been a hot-topic for each representative at the summit, it has been particularly a pressing one in Wales.
Last week steel giant Tata announced that it would be shedding almost 600 jobs in Wales.
First Minister and Welsh Labour leader Mr Jones, who has on several occasions criticised the UK Government's budget cuts policies, said: "With Tata of course, it's very difficult news - but it has not affected their investment plans - particularly at Port Talbot where the new blast furnace, when it comes online, will be make a considerable difference to the future of the plant itself."
But with private sector activity not as high as it would otherwise be, the public sector had a strong role in financing projects that will create jobs.
Welsh Secretary David Jones, who was also at the council meeting, appeared to defend the Tory-led coalition's economic policies.
He spoke about the Infrastructure (Financial Assistance) Bill, which will see the UK Government provide a guarantee of £40 billion of investment in infrastructure and up to £10 billion in new homes.
He said: "It's important that all the administrations should come forward with well-pitched planning policies to take advantage so houses can start to be built again."
Northern Ireland's Deputy Prime Minister Martin McGuiness said capital investment in his homeland was something which needed to be addressed "as a matter of urgency" - especially as more than a fifth of young people in the country now find themselves without a job.
He told reporters: "The construction industry has taken a hammering over the course of these times and it's absolutely vital that the Westminster administration realises the importance of supporting us as we try to come out of these unacceptable unemployment levels."
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This new partnership with our colleagues in Morocco brings us closer to providing all children with the quality care they deserve – no matter where they live
Washington, DC (Vocus) March 4, 2008
Children's National Medical Center announced a partnership with organizations in Morocco that will enable clinicians in Washington, DC, to provide clinical support and share medical developments and health education via videoconferencing. The new partnership expands Children's National's international reach through the Telemedicine Program, providing videoconferencing for live cases and distance education, as well as providing access to medical records via a physician portal.
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Children's National's Telemedicine Program serves community hospitals, suburban health centers, inner-city health clinics, national hospitals, and international partners across a wide range of pediatric subspecialties including neurology, genetics, radiology, and general surgery. Distance learning initiatives are focused locally, regionally, nationally, and in many countries throughout the world, including Germany, Morocco, Uganda, Qatar, Kuwait, United Arab Emirates, and Iraq. The team provides more than 1,000 consults a year.
Children's National Medical Center, located in Washington, DC, is a proven leader in the development of innovative new treatments for childhood illness and injury. Children's has been serving the nation's children for more than 135 years. Children's National is proudly ranked among the best pediatric hospitals in America by US News & World Report and the Leapfrog Group. For more information, visit http://www.childrensnational.org .


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If A.I. wants improved ratings, then maybe Nicki is the answer. I could seriously see her cat fighting Mariah Carey every single night on that show. Rumor has it that Mariah is NOT happy with this possibility either. Here is the ABC link that says Nicki is 100 percent on board to judge A.I. Click here.
What put me OVER the edge was the past two days on twitter. I follow Nicki and was appalled at her tweets to fans. She is experiencing vocal chord issues and had to cancel her UK V Festival performance. Well, naturally, some of her fans were upset and lashed out at the singer. Well, what does she do? She lashes back out at the people that MADE her what she is today. Instead of tweeting calm dignified and intelligent responses, she drops curse word after curse word and horrible and mean responses to people.
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Did you see that? Unreal. Telling fans to go kill themselves. Telling upset fans to shut up and die. Really? You got into this business knowing that not everyone will love you. Take the high road and not open up your mouth and put your fans down.
Wow. I'm venting. Sorry. Can you see this bad mouther as an A.I. judge?
I am pretty certain I won't be watching A.I. if she is a judge. I don't even think her apologizing on twitter would make me a fan.
I could never imagine Paula Abdul, Steven Tyler, Randy Jackson, Ellen DeGeneres or Jennifer Lopez taking to twitter saying what she has. They were ALL past A.I. judges and all are successful singers and stars. In my opinion they are 900 million times more classy than Nicki. It can't just be me. You agree?
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Java Draw Created Mar 17, 2012 640 x 460px Unless noted Copyright 2012 SPIDER 08.
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is she wearing a helmit
Great drawing, love the sky. 5/5h
Great draw!
Pretty purple flowers!
Very nice!!! 5/5
pretty work +5
Pretty! Love the textures :)


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KeepVault from Proxure is a largely easy-to-install and easy-to-configure service that backs up your data both online and to a local destination.
You may have noticed that we said "data" and not "PC". That's because, unlike services such as Mozy and Fabrik, KeepVault allows you to back up data from multiple PCs. As long as you don't exceed the limit of your account, you're good to go. Another key feature of the service is that you may opt to use Continual Data Protection, in which mode the program backs up your data in near real time as it changes, in lieu of scheduled backups.
By and large, installing KeepVault went smoothly. The only glitch was an option missing in the setup wizard, Back up all files in the selected folder, the importance of which will soon be evident. (The option is available from the settings page, but it did confuse the issue initially.)
The four options offered in the initial wizard are Photo, Music, Home Movies and Video, and Documents. Unless you choose specific folders to protect, the basic categories of files you select are protected systemwide. If you do choose a specific folder, only those file types you chose are protected unless you subsequently choose the, you guessed it, Back up all files in the selected folder. Our only other complaint is that the drop-down menu that allows you to select the drive desired for local backups didn't provide any information about the amount of space available or the space required.
Version 3.16 of the KeepVault client worked quite well. As a matter of fact, the program backed up the 200MB of data so quickly online that we turned away for a minute or two and missed it. Until we checked the status, we thought the backup had failed - our mistake. That said, the program sometimes seemed to bog down our system for few seconds after we had tweaked a setting. We won't say the same for the CDP, which performed without any sign of slowing down my PC.
KeepVault's rates for backup plans hover around the $1 per gigabyte per year mark, starting with 40GB for $48 and topping out with 5TB for $4,460. Since few people will need more than 40GB, that makes the service a bit cheaper than Mozy, Fabrik, and others (excepting those services' free 2GB plans), for the average user.
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Proxure KeepVault: Specs
- Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7
- internet connection
- Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7
- internet connection
The CDP alone is a reason to consider using KeepVault, but we're also betting you'll like the features and speed. And, if your backup needs exceed 2GB, you'll like the price.


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On April 28, 2005, I had been in this gig for less than a month and had no clue who most of you were. Right. So it's not surprising that I, not unlike Wendell Jamieson, had no clue what "Overheard in New York" was until July (after Michael Malice had invited me to his birthday party, btw).
Which is why I had no idea until this second that OHNY had actually broken the Katie-Holmes-and-Tom-Cruise-Are-Actually-Serious story, like so:
Gawker Stalker, I Think You Missed One
Katie Holmes: He introduced me to his kids! And he's taking me to Rome on a private jet this weekend.
–Starbucks, Waverly Place
Pretty hilarious. Apparently Tucker Carlson was fascinated by that last night when he had OHNY's Michael Malice on to chat about the new OHNY book. Intrepid Fishbowl correspondent Bucky Turco was on hand to see, photograph, and opine. Appaently Michael made a point of saying that it's not a blog, its' a website that is updated daily (in reverse chronological order, no less. Honey. That's a blog. Not nice to mislead the Tucker). Here's my favorite part:
At one point Tucker equated the overheard stuff with wiretapping and Michael kind of responded, but there are no wires.
Hilarious. I love that. Then Tucker said that he'd expect some privacy if he were on a payphone, proving that he's never lived in New York City, where the payphones are OUTSIDE. Said Malice: "I don't believe in the right to privacy, its not in the constitution." No doubt he will be watching tonight's "State of the Union" address with interest.
Funny note: both Tucker and Malice have semi-unusual tie habits: Tucker's is his bowtie, which has gone from unfortunate fashion choice to jaunty calling card, and, though we can't tell from this photo, Malice's is his ubiquitous hacked-from-a-tie arm band (under which, we have no doubt, is a tattoo which reads "Fuck The Bullshit It's Time To Throw Down").
"Overheard in New York" and the NYT: Coincidence, but no Malice aforethought [FBNY]


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The 1.08 Version update was released today. We were promised the following bug fixes and "much more":
- Increased server send rate, what many of us commonly referred to as tick rate. They are not the same thing. This "bug" made it where two different players could be seeing entirely different things and therefore causing bad deaths due to lag.
- Clan tags would sometimes get reset. Amos Hodge promised a fix on this:
- Increase/fix the collateral damage on MWR to match the original CoD4. Now, collaterals, triples, and even QUAAAAAAAAAAAADS will be possible.
- Killcams were glitched and would not show after death.
- Spawn system overhaul to match the original CoD4. The spawns in MWR were so bad that players could end up spawning right behind you and in your team's spawn point. In the original CoD4, you spawn where the majority of your team is huddled, or far away from the enemy's