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"As a practicing medical oncologist, I meet with patients and families every day to help manage their course through this disease called cancer. This experience provides unique insight into the needs of cancer patients, their families and loved ones and brings into sharp focus the need for reliable information to be readily available in terms that can be easily understood." — Dr. Timothy Moynihan
Dr. Timothy Moynihan believes that providing consumers with accurate, timely information on the broad, complex topic of cancer is the biggest challenge facing medical websites. As the guiding force behind our cancer content, he makes sure Mayo Clinic meets the test.
Dr. Moynihan, born in Las Vegas, N.M., and raised in Denver, is a consultant in medical oncology at Mayo Clinic and an associate professor at Mayo Clinic College of Medicine, Rochester, Minn. He's board certified in internal medicine, medical oncology, and hospice and palliative care medicine.
He did his medical oncology training at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore, and then went on to the University of Minnesota and St. Paul Regions Medical Center for seven years before moving to Mayo Clinic in 1999. Dr. Moynihan is medical director of the Mayo Clinic hospice.
Dr. Moynihan serves as the education chair for the Department of Oncology and the fellowship program director. Four times he has been selected as Teacher of the Year in medical oncology and elected to the Teacher of the Year Hall of Fame.
Past honors include distinguished clinical teacher at the University of Minnesota Medical School, best internist at the Medical College of Wisconsin and recipient of the Upjohn Achievement Award for Excellence in Medicine. Dr. Moynihan serves on several national committees for the American Society of Clinical Oncology.
"The Internet provides a ready source of information on a wide range of topics of interest to those affected by cancer," Dr. Moynihan says. "The difficulty is trying to decide which sites provide reputable information and which information is relevant to each individual patient. The long history and tradition of excellence associated with Mayo Clinic assures you that information provided will be reliable, up-to-date and comprehensive."
Coping with pain after breast surgery
Is it normal to have pain after breast surgery? I had a mastectomy two years ago. How can I cope?
from Timothy J. Moynihan, M.D.
You're not alone in having pain after breast surgery. Studies of women who had a variety of breast cancer operations found that between 25 and 50 percent reported some level of pain after breast surgery two to three years later.
Breast cancer surgery can be complicated, and nerve damage may occur. This can lead to chest pain, including phantom breast pain and supersensitivity to pain (hyperalgesia). Normally painless stimuli may now be perceived as painful (allodynia). Neuromas — abnormal nerve growths in an area where scar tissue and nerves grow together — can give rise to allodynia. Sensations of burning and constricting or lancing-type pain also may occur, as can a loss of feeling in the area of the surgery.
Treatment for breast pain after surgery depends on the type of pain you're experiencing.
- Nerve-related pain may be treated with over-the-counter or prescription pain medications, including painkillers or medications used to treat seizures. Local anesthetics may also help relieve pain due to nerve damage.
- Inflammation of the skin may be treated with topical pain medications, such as capsaicin, which has been effective in treating jabbing pain.
- Muscle spasms have been effectively treated with injections of onabotulinumtoxinA (Botox), the same substance used to reduce wrinkles.
Alternative therapies including acupuncture, acupressure, transcutaneous nerve stimulation, relaxation training, biofeedback, hypnosis and yoga also may be of benefit in reducing pain. Talk with your doctor about what may offer you the most relief.
- Andersen KG, et al. Persistent pain after breast cancer surgery: A critical review of risk factors and strategies for prevention. The Journal of Pain. 2011;12:725.
- Fabro EAN, et al. Post-mastectomy pain syndrome: Incidence and risks. The Breast. 2012;21:321.
- Sheridan D, et al. Long-term follow-up of pain and emotional characteristics of women after surgery for breast cancer. Journal of Pain and Symptom Management. 2011;12:725.
- Surgery for breast cancer. American Cancer Society. http://www.cancer.org/Cancer/BreastCancer/DetailedGuide/breast-cancer-treating-surgery. Accessed July 30, 2012.


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The event pits snowmobile drivers against each other in a series of drag races. There's one difference, however: the snowmobiles drag race on the grass. Last year's races brought around 50 competitors to the fairgrounds.
"They say you forget your troubles on a trout stream, but that's not quite it. What happens is that you begin to see where your troubles fit into the grand scheme of things, and suddenly they're just not such a big deal anymore." —John Gierach
I love the fall. It has to be my favorite time of year.
The problem is there is just too much to do.
Plumas County's high school football teams played pretty evenly last weekend with two wins and two losses. Chester (4-0) stayed undefeated with a 14-6 win against Burney on Sept. 27. Greenville (3-2) won its Sept. 28 game 40-36 against Herlong.
On Sept. 27, both Quincy (1-3) and Portola (2-2) fell to their opponents. Quincy lost its homecoming game 25-18 to Durham while Portola lost hard, 45-17, to Hamilton. Quincy was the only team last week to play at home.
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Last Friday was a good night for all Plumas County high school's football teams. Across the board, Plumas County's teams played their best to pull off four wins.
Greenville (2-2) struggled a bit in the first half at home before showing no mercy to Mercy, winning 42-25. Quincy (1-2) pulled off its first win of the season by taking down Incline Villiage 49-3 at Feather River College.
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More than $100 million in grant funding is available for work to protect communities affected by Hurricane Sandy from the growing risks of climate change.
Announced by the U.S. Department of the Interior (DOI) on the one-year anniversary of the "superstorm" that affected the entire East Coast, raising river flow in the Chesapeake Bay watershed and causing significant damage to New Jersey and New York, the Hurricane Sandy Coastal Resiliency Competitive Grants Program will direct funding to those states that declared a natural disaster after the storm, including all seven Bay jurisdictions.
In an effort to benefit humans and wildlife alike, funding will be directed to those projects that use natural ecosystems to protect coastal communities from strong storms, sea level rise and erosion. The restoration of marshes, wetlands and oyster reefs, for example, can build coastal resiliency in the face of climate change; so, too, can planting streamside trees, removing dams from rivers and streams, and better managing stormwater runoff.
"By stabilizing marshes and beaches, restoring wetlands and improving the resilience of coastal areas, we not only create opportunities for people to connect with nature…, but we can also provide an effective buffer that protects local communities from powerful storm surges and devastating floods when a storm like Sandy hits," said Secretary of the Interior Sally Jewell in a media release.
The grant program will be administered by the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation (NFWF). Learn more, or read the Request for Proposals, due Friday, January 31, 2014.
Growing scientific evidence shows that pathogens, antimicrobials and hormones are increasingly appearing in livestock and poultry manure across the United States, according to a literature review prepared by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).
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These "contaminants of emerging concern"—so named because their risks to human health and the environment may be unknown—could pose threats to plants, animals and people if rain, spills or storage failures push contaminated manure into rivers and streams.
The flow of manure into our waterways has long been linked to nutrient pollution. According to 2010 estimates, manure accounts for 19 percent of the nitrogen and 26 percent of the phosphorous entering the Chesapeake Bay, where it fuels the growth of algae blooms and creates dead zones that suffocate marine life. But research now shows that more of the nation's manure could contain a new class of pollutants that could have serious implications for water quality.
Manure can contain pathogens, for instance, that could infect humans if allowed to contaminate our drinking water or food crops. It can contain antibiotics and vaccines that could facilitate the development of antimicrobial resistance. And it can contain natural and artificial hormones that, even in low concentrations, could affect the reproductive health and fitness of fish, frogs and other marine life.
Indeed, good manure management has become a key conservation practice in the watershed, where four states—Delaware, Pennsylvania, Maryland and Virginia—rank among the ten highest manure-generating states, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA). As livestock and poultry production shift to larger, more concentrated operations, facilities produce more manure than can be used on the surrounding farmland. If this manure is properly applied, stored and transported, it can be kept out of rivers, streams and the Bay.
Learn more about contaminants in livestock and poultry manure.
A new executive order calls on federal agencies to help the nation prepare for climate change, establishing a task force of state and local leaders that will advise the government on how to respond to the growing needs of climate-affected communities.
According to the Climate Consortium of Maryland, more than 97 percent of climate scientists agree that human-caused climate change is happening. In the Chesapeake Bay watershed, climate change will likely lead to heat waves, stronger storms and sea-level rise.
The executive order encourages the nation to cut carbon pollution now and to make smart, climate-resilient investments in the future. It is an important step toward President Obama's three-tiered Climate Action Plan, which was issued in June and which involves reducing carbon pollution, preparing for the impacts of climate change and leading international efforts to address what is a global challenge.
A number of watershed communities have already begun to prepare for climate change, updating building codes, better managing natural resources and investing in stronger infrastructure. Baltimore, for instance, is replacing its aging stormwater management system; Norfolk plans to spend $150 million on tide gates; and Tangier Island will soon be shielded from strong waves with the installation of a $4.2 million jetty and seawall.
Learn more about the executive order on climate preparedness.
The Potomac Conservancy has reported an improvement in the Potomac River's health for the third year in a row, giving the waterway a "C" in its seventh annual State of the Nation's River report.
The Potomac Conservancy, an advocacy group that fights for the health of the waterway, has an optimistic outlook for the river's future. "After suffering the effects of historical overfishing, pollution and habitat destruction, it is no wonder that the Potomac River's recovery is a slow one," the report states. "We believe the river is on its way back to full health."
In 2012, the Potomac topped American Rivers' list of the nation's most endangered waterways, the biggest threat a combination of agricultural and stormwater runoff. With continued population growth in the Washington, D.C., area, human development has increased the amount of impervious surfaces that cannot absorb polluted rainfall traveling across the land and into storm drains, rivers and streams.
"Going forward, when it comes to cleaning up the Potomac, public enemy number one is polluted runoff," said Hedrick Belin, Potomac Conservancy president. "That is the single largest threat to the full recovery of the Potomac, in that it is the only source of pollution that we see growing."
The Conservancy plans to take a "three-pronged" approach to reducing polluted runoff, strengthening regulatory frames at a local level, increasing funding for clean water programs and creating incentives and assistance programs for property owners to make it easier for them to contribute to a healthy waterway.
Belin stresses the importance of protecting both the river and the land that surrounds it. "As we peek around the corner or over the horizon, we see some troubling trends if we don't change how we treat the land that surrounds the Potomac," he explained.
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The latest news on college endowments
Efficient colleges spent the least per student, by point of their overall U.S. News score.
Harvard's $30 billion endowment shrank, but still dwarfed those of its peers.
Cal Tech topped a new list of National Universities with the most per student spending by score point.
Endowment size isn't a direct factor in the rankings, but declines could affect other rankings factors.
See which schools are able to produce a high ranking despite having limited financial resources.
Harvard University leads the pack with more than $32 billion.
If a school's endowment shrinks, it may have less money to spend on its students.
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1/2 In. dr. 18 In. Flex Handle Takes Torque to a New Level
Featuring a rugged alloyed steel build and the flexibility of a swinging drive, this Craftsman 1/2 in. dr. 18 in. flex handle is designed to help you put serious muscle behind the wrench. Whether you're tightening down engine mounts or trying to bust loose old seized lugs, this breaker bar multiplies your force to get things moving fast. Under the hood, in the house, or anywhere, this powerful tool helps you get the job done.
Built with positive stops at 45 degrees on both sides, this 1/2 in. dr. 18 in. flex handle transfers more energy to fasteners while eliminating the need to reinforce the back end for stability, so you can focus on busting through stubborn layers of rust. A solid addition to any kit, ditch the jerry-rigged extensions and get the performance of a tool that's guaranteed to last you a lifetime.
- Craftsman 1/2 in. dr. 18 in. flex handle is comprised of tough alloyed steel
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- Works with any ½ in. drive socket
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- Added length means added strength in every turn
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You don't need a 'cheater bar' on your 3/8-in. drive ratchet, just pick up your 1/2-in. drive ratchet and be done with it! This is a torque monster and will break just about anything loose from lug nuts to alternator or head bolts!
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This AR-Stoner AR-15 Pistol Barrel is fully chambered and ready for installation onto a host upper receiver. The barrel features a true 5.56x45mm NATO Chamber for use with both commercial and military surplus ammunition, while the 1 in 9" Twist Rifling is capable of stabilizing light to medium weight projectiles of up to about 69 grains. This is the perfect barrel for a budget AR Pistol build, keeping length and weight to an absolute minimum while still offering a significant ballistic advantage over any of the traditional pistol chamberings found in common use in defensive carbines and/or PDW's. Barrel extension and locator pin are both included and factory installed.
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- Length: 7"
- Material: 4140 Chrome Moly Steel
- Contour: Medium
- Chamber: 5.56x45mm NATO
- Twist Rate: 1 in 9"
- Chrome Lined: No
- Finish: Manganese Phosphate (Parkerized)
- M4 Feed Ramps: Yes
- Muzzle Thread Pattern: 1/2"-28
- Gas Port Location: Pistol
- Exterior Diameter at Gas Port: 0.750"
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Day Tripper Dress
Derived from those sun-soaked Lemonade Stand Days, designers and owners, Gillian Mahin and Laura Hall are the masterminds behind the line For Love & Lemons. Born in Wyoming, finding their style niche in Australia and now based in Los Angeles, the collection is anything but conventional-rebelling against the standards of modern society. The line taunts with intrigue as a clash of colors and patterns are evoked by chic separates and devious dresses. Where the modern gypsy is punk, For Love & Lemons is a brand to relate to, for that girl that doesnt follow trends, she makes them.
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We all know that furnaces and boilers are used for heating our houses. However, many people do not know the difference between these two types of heating devices. Even homeowners can confuse them.
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Electrical Engineering & Computer Science (eecs)
High potential
July 2, 2013
Tomás Palacios investigates use of 'extreme materials' in electronics, which could reduce energy consumption and make computers far faster.
Protecting data in the cloud
July 1, 2013
A new hardware design makes data encryption more secure by disguising cloud servers' memory-access patterns.
Also labeled: Cloud computing, Data, Security, Web security, Secure processors, Trusted computing base
New system uses low-power Wi-Fi signal to track moving humans — even behind walls
June 27, 2013
'Wi-Vi' is based on a concept similar to radar and sonar imaging.
A step closer to artificial livers
June 2, 2013
Researchers identify compounds that help liver cells grow outside the body.
Making quantum encryption practical
May 20, 2013
An MIT team that proposed a new, more-practical scheme for using quantum physics to secure data transmission has now demonstrated it experimentally.
Jazzing up at MIT
May 17, 2013
Student puts music and artificial intelligence in harmony
First 'SuperUROPs' cap off inaugural year
May 13, 2013
EECS program immerses undergraduates in advanced research projects.
Also labeled: Advanced Undergraduate Research Opportunities Program (SuperUROP), Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory (CSAIL), Students, Undergraduate, Undergraduate Research Opportunities Program (UROP), Alumni/ae, Education, teaching, academics, Faculty, Innovation and Entrepreneurship (I&E), Research
MIT conference showcases undergraduate research
May 13, 2013
EECScon 2013 marks MIT's first research conference geared toward engineering undergraduates
Grant to fund nanotech therapies for traumatic brain injuries
May 10, 2013
MIT's Sangeeta Bhatia is part of the research team funded by the $6 million DARPA grant.
Saurabh Amin to be chief scientist on multi-institutional NSF grant
May 7, 2013
Project aims to improve security and operations of civil and environmental engineering structures and systems
Valuing versatility
April 30, 2013
In an age of specialization, a little versatility could improve operations management, cloud computing, and possibly even the provision of health care.
Learning software development — by developing software
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Violet and I like to rearrange the school-room from time to time, and the beginning of a new academic year is always a good time for this! Our room is basically square with large windows taking up all one side looking out to the backyard and we've strategically placed our birdfeeders here so we can benefit from all our fauna; a little flora too as there is a beautiful fuschia plant courtesy of my dear father, a gift to me on mother's day this year :)
Anyhoo, on to a few pics ~
A front view looking in from the kitchen & eating area. We used to have the loveseat on the wall where the mid-height bookshelves are located now. Those are Matthias and Seamus' shelves, they are quite untidy at the moment, but, hey, it's a work in progress!
A look to the back right corner. Violet's shelves are next to the couch and the storage closet, which is in a state of re-organizing too. She is going to tidy it up for me and put some things down lower for Sean-Paul such as craft items he can access on his own, etc. The crate sticking out contains all the books we are not using any longer and selling on amazon. The Geography Center is also tucked in nicely there as well.
And a third pic looking out the windows, my favorite part of the room :) This is why I wanted the couch moved is so I can have a better view out the windows to see all the bird action whilst reading aloud. There was usually a glare from our location across the room, so I will have my camera at the ready and will probably move the bird books and binoculars over next to the couch for an easy grab :)
Sean-Paul's little red table is nicely positioned here too so he can muse out the window while he's coloring or doing any number of activities at his desk. That very messy shelf located in the far-left corner is his, which is currently being overhauled for the new year. My Montessori shelves are pretty bare bones right now too as I am selecting activities to load up, but not just yet, I want them to be fresh and new when he sees them for the first time!
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Good day and thank you all very much for your time, I have a single node cluster, that is, a headnode and a slave node. I'd like to be able to use qsub to queue a job to use only the headnode. I've attached my queue information at the bottom of this mail as well as the job script. The changes that I've made so far are: create node master np=2,ntype=time-shared,properties="headnode" changed to: create node master np=2,ntype=cluster,properties="headnode" and in the jobscript changed: #PBS -l nodes=1:ppn=1 to #PBS -l nodes=1:ppn=1:headnode Now when I run the attached job script, the error I get is: qsub: Job exceeds queue resource limits This is my job script (much of it is unimportant but here's the whole thing): ---------------------------------- #!/bin/sh ### Number of nodes 1 nodes using 1 Processor Per Node #PBS -l nodes=1:ppn=1:headnode ### Example: to request 2 VPs on each of 3 nodes and 1 VPs on 2 more nodes ## #PBS -l nodes=3:ppn=2+2:ppn=1 ### Output files. If not specified PBS uses the job name and ID. ###PBS -o output-mytorquejob.log ###PBS -e output-mytorquejob.err ### Merge stderr with stdout #PBS -j oe ### Mail to user #PBS -m eb ### Queue name #PBS -q default ### Job name #PBS -N PBS_AOUT_Test ### Declare job-non-rerunable #PBS -r n # This job's working directory echo Job ID: $PBS_JOBID echo Working directory is $PBS_O_WORKDIR cd $PBS_O_WORKDIR echo Running on host `hostname` echo Time is `date` echo Directory is `pwd` echo This job runs on the following processors: echo `cat $PBS_NODEFILE` #Define number of processors NPROCS=`wc -l < $PBS_NODEFILE` echo This job has allocated $NPROCS nodes/processors. # for AOUT in a02knp-61MB.x86_64.fc2 ; do #for AOUT in a06knp-549MB.x86_64.fc2 ; do #for AOUT in a15knp-3.4GB.x86_64.fc2 a16knp-3.9GB.x86_64.fc2 ; do EXEC_CMD="time /home/mpiadmin/bin/${AOUT}" echo -e "\n$EXEC_CMD\n" time $EXEC_CMD & done wait # Sleep for 2 minutes to give us plenty of time to check out the operation # of the queuing system. #sleep 120 ------------------------------------------ Here is the queue information -------------------------------------------- create queue default set queue default queue_type = Execution set queue default Priority = 50 set queue default max_running = 4 set queue default max_user_run = 4 set queue default resources_min.cput = 48:00:00 set queue default resources_max.cput = 49:00:00 set queue default resources_default.cput = 48:00:00 set queue default enabled = True set queue default started = True # # Set server attributes. # set server scheduling = True set server node_pack = True set server max_running = 4 set server max_user_run = 4 set server acl_host_enable = True set server acl_hosts = master.host.com set server acl_hosts += *.host.com set server acl_hosts += localhost.localdomain set server managers = mpiadmin at master.host.com set server managers += mpiadmin at localhost.localdomain set server managers += root at master.host.com set server managers += root at localhost.localdomain set server default_queue = default set server log_events = 127 set server mail_from = pbsadmin set server query_other_jobs = True set server resources_default.neednodes = 1 set server resources_default.nodect = 1 set server resources_default.nodes = 1 set server scheduler_iteration = 150 set server node_ping_rate = 150 set server node_check_rate = 300 set server comment = 'Torque Server @ master.host.com' # # Define cluster nodes # create node master np=2,ntype=cluster,properties="headnode" create node n01 np=2,ntype=cluster,properties="odd" print server -------------------------------------------- ------------------------- David Havery dhavery at psslabs.com http://www.pssclabs.com (949) 380-7288 -------------------------
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vacation rental description
This beachfront home is located in a quiet family neighborhood. Party animals, please look
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There is a fully equipped kitchen with dishwasher, garbage disposal, microwave, coffee maker,
toaster, all appliances, corian countertops and solid Maple cabinets. Along with a second fridge in
the garage for your convenience. There is also a front load Washer / Dryer.
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System and a pool table. There is a two car garage on the property that has a full size ping pong
table aas well as a foos ball table. We also provide: Badmington, Beach Chairs, Outdoor Eating
area, Teak Chez Lounge Chairs, Outdoor shower, Gas Weber BBQ, sand toys and body boards.
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There are a variety of activities right at the house such as: Snorkeling, beachcombing, swimming,
surfing, body boarding, hiking, running. Down the road about a mile there is a small airport where
you can go skydiving or on a glider plane ride. Right across the road from the airport is a polo
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Colour | Black |
Memory Size | 32GB |
Key Information | |
Memory Size | 32GB |
Colour | Black |
Type | MP3 |
Power | |
Battery Type | Rechargeable |
Batteries Included | Y |
Number Of Batteries Required | 1 |
Battery Life (hrs) | 40 |
Storage | |
Typical Number Of Songs | 8000 |
Type Of Storage | Internal flash memory |
Compatibility | |
Plays AAC Files | Y |
Plays AMV Files | N |
Plays ATRAC Files | N |
Plays DivX Files | N |
Plays FLV Files | N |
Plays H264 Files | Y |
Plays MP3 Files | Y |
Plays MP4 Files | Y |
Plays MP4a Files | N |
Plays MP4p Files | N |
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Plays Quicktime MOV Files | N |
Plays WAV Files | N |
Plays WMA Files | N |
View Photos/Videos | Y |
Video Playback (hrs) | 7 |
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Built-in Microphone | Y |
Built-in Radio | None |
Built-in Speakers | Y |
Built-in Wi-Fi | 802.11n |
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Colour Display | Y |
Horizontal Screen Resolution | 960 |
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Network & Communication | |
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A mother dog finds eight other animals hiding around the house before finding her lost puppy. Lift the flaps to find the hidden animals.
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My 14-month-old loves this book! He loves lifting the flaps to reveal the animals underneath. I would highly recommend. Another similar lift-the-flap book that he enjoys is "Dear Zoo."
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The what's under the "cover" is ok and enjoyable, but there are other cuddly animal choices besides a snake and the alligator, especially for bedtime.
My baby girls loves this book!!!
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This is a great book for babies. My little one loves this book. Make sure to make different voices for each animal. I started reading this book to her at about 1 month old and she is almost a year and still enjoys it.
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too funny to see some people will lose t all
it will never get this good..ever
who will be able to afford it? apple now a 16 PE LOL infinite market cap again
at this point...and no one in china can afford their phones
is pretty much confirmed..
or his buddies can
100s of packages fit in UPS truck with 1 guy driving
one drone can hold 1 package, maybe 2?
this is the definition of insanity
hahahaha! and lemming buying after a 55 buck run again!
morons...and the hype in social media is over btw...and the stocks won't do that good for next 12 months
thank god..they are not sheep
did you see him imply his company might not be around...disrupted. HAHAHA
no, he's a bilderbeg and all of these ceos are all about the big brother indoctrination. this will Hurt business trust me. its ludicrous. people saying these things are gonna LAND on apt complexes in NYC or in some town...are insane btw. no one is gonna climb up to a roof in NYC to get a 3 lb package when it could be right at the door the way it is today
he's an insane bilderberg crony just pushing their big brother state. I see it, all of you do to. this is NOT progress at all. this is amazon and he's focused on DRONES instead of NEW products? if anything he should have come out for Bitcoin, something liberating. Having stupid drones deliver to people in skyscrapers is not progress. Having drones fly into american neighborhoods with spy cameras is not liberty.
dude, most people in the world don't have a ROOFTOP to go climb up to ..and at that point, defears the point. so u live in NYC on floor 1, and have to climb 100 flights to get a 3 lb package LOL


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The Manoon Volume X LOYOLA UNIVERSITY, NEW ORLEANS, LA., DECEMBER 4, 1931 Number 5 Mignon Deynoidt, prominent L. A. S. C. member who will star in the Fourth Campus Night presented by the Associated Students of Loyola, Saturday, December 12, in Marquette Auditorium. SEEK UNIVERSITY LIQUOR VOTE Loyola's Olympic Prospects Will Qo To Trials CAMPAIGN FOR OLYMPIC FUND FOR ATHLETES Student Council Will Help Send Loyola Stars To The Olympic Trials At Los Angeles TCPPINO, BEESON AND TWO FLYNNS TO GO Thirteen Big Prizes Have Been Donated by Local Merchants In Effort To Send Stars In conjunction with the citywide drive to raise funds to send New Orleans athletes to the Olympic trials at Los Angeles, the Loyola Student Council is conducting a campaign in order to defray the expenses of the Loyola atheletes who are prospective Olypic timber. NATIONAL POLL CONTEMPLATED BY STUDENT PAPER Success Of the Local Ballot Influences Decision Of The .Maroon Heads To Conduct Straw Vote 'JESUIT UNIVERSITIES WILL VOICE OPINIONS Detroit, Marquette, Fordham, San Francisco and Loyola Of Chicago Among Colleges Included In Survey Following the sensational success of the local poll, the Loyola Maroon has decided to conduct a nationwide vote of all Jesuit universities and colleges on the subject of the retention or rejection of the eighteenth amendment. Loyola University of the South will be national headquarters for the poll and the Loyola Maroon will tabulate all results from the universities reporting and will be MAROON POLL ANNOUNCED AT ACTIVITY MEET Reports Of All Organizations Claiming Cup Features Student Activity Board Gathering Reports of activity by the heads of the various organizations, and the arrangement of dates, were the features of the monthly meeting of the Student Activity Board, which was held Thursday night at 8 o'clock in the Publications Office. Heading the activity reports was the Maroon's announcement of the success of its local prohibition poll and the statement of its contemplated national straw vote. The L. A. S. C. gave a complete report of its activities in entertaining the members of the visiting football teams during the past season. Paul A. Reising, student council representative and president of the CHRISTMAS The next issue of the Maroon will be the Christmas issue which will appear on December 18. In it will be published a Christmas story. An open competition will be held for the best short story and the best feature article. This competition will be open to all students of the university. The winner will be awarded two passes to, a local theatre. Deadline for the stories is Monday, December 14. Stories must be typed double space on eight and one half by eleven copy paper, and must not exceed 600 words. Subject Change Is Necessary In Trophy Debate Sophomores and Freshmen Will Quarrel Over Cancellation Of European War Debt Politics may yet be politics and have no place in college activities, but a recent change in politics necessitated the selection of a new subject for the Sophomore-Freshman annual debate, which is a usual event in the Hausman Trophy competition. The subject as chosen by the Student Council some time ago was concerned with the benefiits ! to be derived by the South as a whole from the adoption of the Noj Crop Cotton Plan, as passed by the Louisiana State Legislature. Since that time, however, the Legislature has decided to favor merely a modified plan, so the Sophomores and Freshmen will decide instead whether the United States j should cancel her war debts. To allow sufficient time for adequate preparation, the Student Council has postponed the date from December 7 to December 10. The public speaking classes on that day will be cancelled in lieu of this annual event. An agreement was reached between the two classes whereby the j Sophomore class elected to defend I the affirmative side of the question and the Freshman class the: negative. To date, the Sophomores have not definitely decided upon their representatives, while the Freshmen have their two men, Harold Herman and Edward J. Driscoll,! already hard at work with vic-i torious efforts. Loyola Pastor Begins Memoirs With History Rev. Albert J. Biever, S. J., First President Of Loyola, Outlines Growth Of UniversityA book which will set out the history of Loyola University from its infancy to its present place in the world of institutions of higher learning is at present being written by the Rev. Albert J. Biever, S. J., pastor of the Holy Name of Jesus Church. Through this book Father Biever traces the life of Loyola, describing the school, when it wasj composed of four professors and i three students and carries on through its growth to one of the finest institutions of learning in the South. "My book is not for publication," Father Biever said. GLEEMEN WILL PRESENT FIRST MUSIC COMEDY 'Hulda of Holland" Will Be Produced By Bonomo, Girard in Operetta The Loyola Glee Club will present the first operetta ever to be played by a Loyola cast in Marquette Auditorium sometime in ' February. The operetta is a musical comedy entitled "Hulda of Holland." Members of the Glee Club of j i Loth the day school and the night ' extension courses will perform. A number of co-eds have been ad- I mitted into the night division and I these girls will have the feminine roles in the production. The plot revolves about a young Dutch lady named Hulda. There are about six main characters and a chorus. The title roles will be assigned and the chorus will; be picked next week. The operetta is the work of May Hewes Dodge and John Wilson Dodge. The musical comedy will be under the direction of Alfred J. Bonomo and Clet Girard, Jr. Bonomo stated that the February date was only tentative. BOARD WILL DIRECT NIGHT STUDENT WORK Pirn In Extra-curricutivities Shown As Elect Officers and Dntatives Students in the night extension courses met Thursday night, November 19, in Marquette auditorium and formed a Night Students' Activity Board to direct the participation of the night students in extra-curricular activities. Al J. Leach, freshman in the pre-legal course, was elected president of the board. George Zeldon, sophomore in the Arts and Sciences, was chosen vice-president; A. Charles Muller, sophomore in the Arts and Sciences, secretary; and Joseph Scheuring, sophomore in the pre-legal course, treasurer. Kin Myrtle Norton, junior in the arts and sciences, was chosen publicity director. Over 200 applications were received for membership in the activities.The night of Monday, November 23, witnessed the Glee Club tryouts for the night students. Clet Girard, director of the Glee Club, was very much impressed Columbia Editor Will Not Alter Spectator's Subsidation Charge Reed Harris Renews Offer To Trade Columbia Team For Place With Chickens, Cows, In Country (By ColleKtf News Service* New York, Dec. 3.—Despite threats of physical violence if he continued his attacks, Reed Harris, editor of the Columbia Daily Spectator, this week steadfastly refused to alter his stand in connection with charges of semi-profes sionalism in college athletics. Members of Columbia University's football squad so resented the uncomplimentary statements which the Spectator had printed about them that several were tempted to "beat up" the entire staff of the paper, but restrained themselves to the extent of ordering the editor to refrain from making further criticisms. The Spectator, however, declined to back-track, and, on the contrary, printed numerous statements in support of Harris' contention that "honest professionalism" should replace "furtive hypocrisy" in the management of football teams. The editor also renewed his offer to trade the Columbia eleven "for a nice little place in the country, with cows and chickens." He originally had charged that "probably 80 per cent of the men who play college football in the bigger institutions are semi-professional athletes hired by assistant coaches who make annual pilgrimages to prep schools," and that the game itself has become "a professional racket." As a reply to the threats he had received, Harris published more than a column of comments from other university editors in the East, most of whom either com- j mended him for the position he' had taken or agreed with the j broad thesis that professionalism should be eliminated from college athletics, although the Pennsylva- FLASH The student selling the greatest number of tickets in the Olympic Fund Campaign will teceive a 10% commission of the entire amount collected it was annovn.ed late Thursday night by George Le perl, chairman of the Olympic Committee. Leppert further stated that each salesman 'would receive one complimentary ticket for himself for each ten sold by him. Loyola Leads All Sodalities In Pope's Triduum Relatives and Friends Are Invited To Join In Offering Christmas Present To Pope Pius XI i Loyola University has taken the I lead among the sodalities of New Orleans in the number of Masses ! and Communions subscribed to the nation-wide Triduum of Masses and Communions that is being conducted throughout the country, according to an announcement by! William Dardis, president of the Sodality. Dardis also said that New Or-! leans Sodalities will add a distinc-! tive feature to the Triduum, since they will send to the Holy Father, not merely their own offerings, hut those of their friends and acquaintances as well. The Triduum consists of there Masses and Communions on three successive days—December 5, 6,| mil ~ ...; Ihc Sodalities in New i!-. a::.; nvi j ,i-:iin — In the moveir.cnt. Tho ones who :;i;rn up arc; :■.'/■ restricted to ;;;,D■ particular church, but may fulf.il tlu'i- promise ::i c;iy they choose. This is (Ic::'j to ir.a!Co it as easy a3 possible! 1 fer tho people to join in. All that * ncecsjory to join is tD pled;;-, yourself to go to Mass and Communion this Saturday, Sunday and ■ Monday. Spanish Study Is Subject of Annual Debate Representatives Of Day and Night Classes Will Argue Question Of Spanish CultureThe annual Spanish debate between the students of the day and night classes will be held Friday evening,, December 11, at 8 o'clock, according to an announcement by Miss Jessie Montejo, head of the Spanish department of the University. The s.ubject for discussion is: "Resolved, that it is better to study Spanish under the cultural aspect rather than under the commercial aspect." The day students who will defend the affirmative side of the question are Miss Vera Cornibe, Ben Bagert and Bill Scheyd. They will lie opposed by Chester Schmitz and the Misses Celeste Dumestre and Helen Persigo, representing the night classes. The discussion will be judged by Senor Diego Fallon, Consul General of Colombia, the Rev. Ronald Mac Donald, S. J., of Loyola, and Miss Maria Hunter, A. M., of Ursuline College. FOURTH CAMPUS NIGHT WILL BE HUGE AFFAIR Associated Students of Loyola To Present Mammoth Entertainment on Night of December 12 Loyola's fourth mammoth Campus Night, to be given by the Associated students of Loyola, will be held next Saturday, December 12, at 8 P. M., in Marquette Auditorium. Societies taking part include the Thespians, Auxiliary Thespians, L. A. S. C, Orchestra, Glee Club and the Night Activity Board. So with this combined effort this promises to be the greatest performance of them all. The activity will be under the personal direction of "Doc" Bonomo, director of the Thespians, and assisted by John Oulliber and Felician Lozes.The first number on the program will be an overture by the Loyola Orchestra. Immediately following this will be a monologue, "The Dutch Orator," by Leo Zinser. HOLIDAY There wjil be a holiday for the entire university Tuesday, December 8 in honor of the Feast of the Immaculate Conception it was announced by the Rev. F. L. Janssen S. J. yesterday. This announcement will affect all departments of the school including the professional and night courses, Father Janssen said. (Continued on page 8) (Continued on page 8) adfdfdf (Continued on page 8) (Continued on page 5) (Continued on page 8) (Continued on page 8) U. S. POSTAGE lc Paid Permit No. 716 New Orleans, La.
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The little sister of the still-to-come AC72 turned all heads during its 14-day dress rehearsal on Auckland's Waitemata Harbour. "Tech Review" from our March 2011 issue.
On time and as promised, the first AC 45 catamaran was handed over to America's Cup Race Management in Auckland, New Zealand, on January 31 following two weeks of builder's trials. Assembled, rigged, and commissioned just four days afer leaving in pieces from Larry Ellison's Core Builders in Warkworth, north of Auckland, the sleek wing-sailed 45-footer turned in a scintillating performance on its first outing in 10 knots and shone in gusty 25-knot conditions the next day.
America's Cup winning helmsman James Spithill delivered his upbeat verdict at the end of the first day's trials, declaring: "Everyone who sails this boat will step off with a smile on their face, I guarantee it!"
Highlighting the wing's versatility and ease-of-use, Spithill and his test crew from Oracle Racing sailed the cat off the dock on its maiden voyage, negotiating the confined channels of the Viaduct Basin with ease, and returned in the same relaxed manner.
Ten days afer their first sail, Spithill's crew parked the boat overnight for the first time, leaving it on a prototype mooring inside the Viaduct Harbour. The buoy was an inflatable tetrahedron race mark, mostly filled with fresh water to dampen its movements.
Attached by a bridle, with boards up and the rudders toed inwards almost 90 degrees, the boat lay docilely, gently swinging in the breeze like a weathervane.
During February, Oracle and the confirmed challengers will each spend a week trialing the first boat before taking delivery of their own boats starting in March. Initially four boats will be available. Additional boats will roll out every two weeks. The first production run is 10 boats.
Power, grace, elegance, and relentless attention to detail all come to mind as one looks at the cat, ashore and afloat. The Oracle Design Team wanted a boat that was light, robust, easy to sail, and capable of delivering excellent performance across a range of conditions from 5 to 30 knots. The boat carries a crew of five, plus one guest.
Mike Drummond, a veteran Cup designer from the Oracle Racing Design Team, summed up the result. "You're always hoping when you use CAD and CNC machines that everything will fit together like it is supposed to in the brochure, and yet sometimes it doesn't. In this case everything fit, everything slotted together physically. Everything came together project-wise and time-wise and obviously the structural estimations and designs were on the money and the boat went sailing right away at full potential."
The cat is reminiscent of a smaller, winged Alinghi catamaran. The boat features the same style of central, braced spine of the unsuccessful Swiss defender of the 33rd America's Cup in 2010. The wing sits on a ball smaller than a standard trailer hitch, and is held in tension by the forestay and shrouds. The braced spine permits headstay loads of up to 2.5 tons. A load cell warns when the permissible maximum is reached.
Dirk de Ridder, who was the wing trimmer on BMW Oracle Racing's victorious USA 17, is part of the team working on the new boat. "We've made an effort to keep it simple but still have it as a proper raceboat," he says. "Things like the infinitely variable jib traveler sheet systems mean that the teams can use it as a tool as they develop their AC72s."
The AC45 invites an invariable comparison to Extreme 40 catamarans and the design team gave serious consideration to modifying existing Extreme 40s to carry a wing. Ultimately they chose to go for a new design.


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Weak Link Found Between Readmissions, Mortality
"If a hospital has a lower mortality rate, then a greater proportion of its discharged patients are eligible for readmission. As such, to some extent, a higher readmission rate may be a consequence of successful care," Gorodeski wrote.
But after studying Medicare fee-for-service beneficiaries admitted between July 1, 2005 and June 30, 2008 for treatment of congestive heart failure, pneumonia or heart attack, Krumholz and colleagues concluded that 30-day readmission rates "were not associated" with mortality rates for patients admitted for heart attack or pneumonia, and were "only weakly associated within a certain range" for patients admitted for heart failure.
"We show that hospitals can do well on both measures, with many hospitals having low risk-standardized mortality rates and risk-standardized readmission rates," Krumholz wrote.
Concerns have been raised for two other reasons. First, the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services' rules assess financial penalties of up to 3% for hospital with higher rates of readmissions, but punish hospitals with higher mortality by withholding incentive pay amounting to a maximum of only 25% of 1.25% in incentive payment, starting this October.
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Amazing hail storm today.
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Really?! That happened today? It looks like snow!! I hope everyone doesn't have damage to their cars like during the hail storm that went through Medina about a month ago!! It is incredible how much damage large hail can cause!!
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WOW that must have been a shock. The kids had a great time I'm sure.


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Ellie Goulding Plays Miami Beach
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Ellie Goulding plays The Fillmore Miami Beach at Jackie Gleason Theater on Wednesday, January 16th, 2013.
You may know her from her hit 2011 single "Lights".
The Fillmore Miami Beach show is GENERAL ADMISSION, which means there are NO ASSIGNED SEATS.
The concert is scheduled to begin at 8:30 p.m.
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Two new Cumberland County judges will be sworn in today and Friday.
And former District Court and N.C. Court of Appeals Judge Cheri Beasley is to be sworn in today to the N.C. Supreme Court. Beasley spent much of her career in Fayetteville.
Lou Olivera, who has been in private practice and once served as an assistant district attorney, will be sworn in as a District Court judge at 1 p.m. today in Courtroom 4A of the Cumberland County Courthouse.
Gale Adams, a former federal public defender, has her swearing-in ceremony at 1 p.m. Friday in courtroom 4A.
Both were elected in November. Olivera defeated Stephen Stokes and will replace former District Court Judge John Dickson, who retired in December.
Adams had no opposition in her election and replaces former Superior Court Judge Greg Weeks, who also retired last month.
Beasley is to be sworn in at 2 p.m. today at the Supreme Court building on Morgan Street in downtown Raleigh. She replaces former Associate Justice Patricia Timmons-Goodson, who also is from Fayetteville. Timmons-Goodson retired last month, and Gov. Bev Perdue selected Beasley to replace her.
Incumbent District Court Judges Laura Devan and Ed Pone, both re-elected with no opposition in November, are to be sworn in soon but no special ceremonies are planned, said Chief District Court Judge Beth Keever.
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On behalf of the Women Of Grace Widows Fund, we would like to thank everyone who assisted, donated and attended the recent Mom Prom fundraiser in Canton. The evening was a rousing success, raising $2,639 for the Women Of Grace Widows Fund, a joint mission project of the Canton and Watertown Presbyterian Churches, dedicated to alleviating poverty and providing opportunities for widows in Malawi, Africa.
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A seismograph is an instrument installed in the ground that records and measures the vibrations produced by earthquakes.
If you throw a rock into a pond or lake, waves will ripple outward in all directions from the point where the rock hit the water. The same thing happens during an earthquake: it creates seismic waves of vibrations in the ground that radiate out in all directions. The further these waves are from source of the earthquake, the less energy they have, and the harder they are to detect. Scientists want to detect them, however, because they learn useful things about the Earth's many-layered interior from them.
The Earth's motion during an earthquake must be compared to an object that doesn't move when the ground shakes. That's why a seismograph uses an object -- usually a large electromagnet -- suspended on springs within a case made of fine wire, to keep the object still, while the case around it moves with the ground's motion. (This is similar to the way shock absorbers work in cars.) As the case moves, it produces small electrical signals in the wire coil. These signals are then amplified and stored digitally on a computer, or transcribed onto a recording drum.
But a single seismograph pendulum only detects waves moving in one direction. To get a complete picture of the wave's motions from other directions, modern seismograph stations have three separate instruments to record the different kinds of waves: waves moving north-south and east-west, and the way the ground moves up and down.
The Global Seismograph Network goes one step further, linking 128 seismograph stations in more than 80 countries on all continents to collect and store seismic data from around the world that can be accessed by everyone.


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Cocaine valued at $20 million found
Two people who thought they were sailing toward a big payday ended up in jail and are suspected of drug smuggling, according to the U.S. Coast Guard.
Crew members on the Coast Guard cutter Dependable noticed the 49-foot sailing vessel Elegance was "riding suspiciously low in the water" in the Atlantic about 500 miles east of Cape Cod, Massachusetts, on Monday, a Coast Guard news release said.
Coast Guard officers, who boarded the Canadian-registered boat after consulting with Canadian authorities, found more than 1,200 pounds of cocaine worth an estimated wholesale value of $20 million, the release said.
The two people on the boat were arrested after the contraband tested positive for cocaine, it said. The suspects' names and nationalities were not immediately made public.
The Dependable, with the Elegance in tow, suspected smugglers in custody and the cocaine on board, arrived in Boston Friday.
While the haul was big, it's just a small part of the Coast Guard's annual cocaine seizures at sea. The Coast Guard has seized 44,000 pounds of cocaine in the previous 12 months, the release said.
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