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An Enzyme That Fixes Broken DNA Sometimes Destroys It Instead, Researchers FindNov. 26, 2014 Enzymes inside cells that normally repair damaged DNA sometimes wreck it instead, researchers have found. The insight could lead to a better understanding of the causes of some types of cancer and ... full story
How a Common Antacid Could Lead to Cheaper Anti-Cancer DrugsNov. 26, 2014 A cheap answer to anti-cancer medication may be in your medicine cabinet. Cimetidine treats indigestion by blocking histamine receptors in the gut, which decreases the production of gastric acid. It ... full story
Study Unlocks Basis of Key Immune Protein's Two-Faced RoleNov. 26, 2014 A long sought-after partner for a key immune protein, called TIM-3, that helps explain its two-faced role in the immune system has been discovered by researchers. The interest in TIM-3 as a drug ... full story
Efficacy of New Drug Against Stem Cells That Provoke Onset, Growth of Cancer, MetastasisNov. 26, 2014 An team of researchers has demonstrated the efficacy of a new drug against cancerogenic stem cells, which cause the onset and development of cancer, of relapse after chemotherapy and metastasis. This ... full story
Overweight, Obesity Linked to Nearly 500,000 New Cancers in 2012 WorldwideNov. 25, 2014 Researchers estimate that a quarter of all obesity-related cancers in 2012 were attributable to the rising average body mass index (BMI) in the population since 1982, and were therefore ... full story
Wide Gulf in Cancer Survival Between Countries, Most Comprehensive Global Study to Date ShowsNov. 25, 2014 Five-year survival estimates have been published for 25.7 million cancer patients diagnosed with one of 10 common cancers and 75,000 children diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukemia between 1995 ... full story
Therapy Found Effective in Older, African-American Lung Cancer PatientsNov. 25, 2014 A Food and Drug Administration-approved therapy could be effective in treating both older and African-American patients with advanced lung cancer who may not be candidates for chemotherapy, a ... full story
New Insights Into Breast Cancer Spread Could Yield Better Tests and TreatmentsNov. 25, 2014 A study combining patients' tumor cells with a laboratory model of blood vessel lining provides the most compelling evidence so far that a specific trio of cells is required for the spread of ... full story
Long-Term Testosterone Therapy Does Not Increase Risk of Prostate CancerNov. 25, 2014 Testosterone (T) therapy is routinely used in men with hypogonadism, a condition in which diminished function of the gonads occurs. Although there is no evidence that T therapy increases the risk of ... full story
Vegetable Oil Ingredient Key to Destroying Gastric Disease BacteriaNov. 25, 2014 The bacterium Helicobacter pylori is strongly associated with gastric ulcers and cancer. To combat the infection, researchers developed LipoLLA, a therapeutic nanoparticle that contains linolenic ... full story
Pathology Specialist Contributes to Debate on Breast Cancer Gene ScreeningNov. 25, 2014 What are the risks and benefits of screening for BRCA1 and BRCA2 mutations in the general adult population? An expert has published an invited commentary on this ... full story
E-Health Records Used to Search for Hidden Drug BenefitsNov. 25, 2014 With research and development costs for many drugs reaching well into the billions, pharmaceutical companies want more than ever to determine whether their drugs already at market have any hidden ... full story
A 'Hybrid Vehicle' That Delivers DNANov. 25, 2014 A new hybrid vehicle is under development. Its performance isn't measured by the distance it travels, but rather the delivery of its cargo: vaccines that contain genetically engineered DNA to fight ... full story
Gene Linked to Tamoxifen-Resistant Breast CancersNov. 25, 2014 After mining the genetic records of thousands of breast cancer patients, researchers have identified a gene whose presence may explain why some breast cancers are resistant to tamoxifen, a widely ... full story
How Environment Contributes to Several Human DiseasesNov. 25, 2014 Using a new imaging technique, researchers have found that the biological machinery that builds DNA can insert molecules into the DNA strand that are damaged as a result of environmental exposures. ... full story
One-Two Punch of Drugs Better Than Either Alone Against Colorectal CancerNov. 25, 2014 Experimental anti-cancer agents PF-04691502 and PD-0325901 excel in lab tests against colorectal cancer models and enter phase 1 trial, scientists report. "This study demonstrates strong ... full story
Scientists Could Save Thousands With Student's DIY MicroscopeNov. 25, 2014 Expensive tests for measuring everything from sperm motility to cancer diagnosis have just been made hundreds of thousands of dollars cheaper by a Ph.D. student from England who hacked his own ... full story
Why Cancer Cells Grow Despite a Lack of OxygenNov. 25, 2014 Healthy cells reduce their growth when there is a lack of oxygen (hypoxia). This makes it even more surprising that hypoxia is a characteristic feature of malignant tumors. In two publications, ... full story
New Ways to Drain Cancer's 'Fuel Tank' DiscoveredNov. 25, 2014 A potential weakness in cancer's ability to return or become resistant to treatment has been discovered, targeting the 'fuel' part of stem cells which allows tumors to grow. By observing cancer ... full story
'Dramatic' Early Phase 1 Results for AG-120 in IDH1 Mutated AMLNov. 24, 2014 A new study shows "extremely promising" early phase 1 clinical trial results for the investigational drug AG-120 against the subset of patients with acute myeloid leukemia (AML) harboring ... full story
- An enzyme that fixes broken DNA sometimes destroys it instead, researchers find
- How a common antacid could lead to cheaper anti-cancer drugs
- Study unlocks basis of key immune protein's two-faced role
- Efficacy of new drug against stem cells that provoke onset, growth of cancer, metastasis
- Overweight, obesity linked to nearly 500,000 new cancers in 2012 worldwide
- Wide gulf in cancer survival between countries, most comprehensive global study to date shows
- Therapy found effective in older, African-American lung cancer patients
- New insights into breast cancer spread could yield better tests and treatments
- Long-term testosterone therapy does not increase risk of prostate cancer
- Vegetable oil ingredient key to destroying gastric disease bacteria
- Pathology specialist contributes to debate on breast cancer gene screening
- E-health records used to search for hidden drug benefits
- A 'hybrid vehicle' that delivers DNA
- Gene linked to tamoxifen-resistant breast cancers
- How environment contributes to several human diseases
- One-two punch of drugs better than either alone against colorectal cancer
- Scientists could save thousands with student's DIY microscope
- Why cancer cells grow despite a lack of oxygen
- New ways to drain cancer's 'fuel tank' discovered
- 'Dramatic' early phase 1 results for AG-120 in IDH1 mutated AML
- Study shows mental health impact of breast size differences in teens
- Provider-focused intervention improves HPV vaccination rates
- Selenium compounds boost immune system to fight against cancer
- An inside job: Designer nanoparticles infiltrate, kill cancer cells from within
- For important tumor-suppressing protein, context is key
- Adult survivors of childhood eye cancer experience few cognitive or social setbacks
- Quitting cigarettes tougher for heavy-drinking smokers, but phone counseling can help
- Lighting up tumors: Fluorescent nanoprobe could become a universal, noninvasive method to identify and monitor tumors
- Marker polyps do not cause cancer, experts say
- New model of follow up for breast cancer patients
- Possibilities for personalized vaccines
- Novel regulatory mechanism for cell division found
- Key protein decrypted: Scientists develop 3-D model of regulator protein bax
- First inhibitor for enzyme linked to cancers created
- Evolutionary principles used to model cancer mutations, discover potential therapeutic targets
- Derivative of vitamin B3 prevents liver cancer in mice
- Signaling molecule crucial to stem cell reprogramming
- Powerful method to speed cancer drug discovery unveiled
- Three drugs may be better than one for certain patients with advanced colorectal cancer
- Key factor discovered in progression of liver cancer
- New approach for treating ALS: Re-evaluation of older drugs?
- New understanding of genetic replication could help in fight against cancer
- Wide variation in quality, content of clinical cancer guidelines
- Power behind 'master' gene for cancer discovered
- Common blood pressure medication does not increase risk of breast cancer, study finds
- Treatment-resistant advanced non-small cell lung cancer responds to rociletinib
- Avoiding skin graft rejection: It's possible, researchers say
- Establishment of induced pluripotent stem cells from Werner syndrome fibroblasts
- Cancer research may reduce side effects from chemotherapy
- Cheap malaria drug could treat colorectal cancer effectively too, say experts
- 'Big data' approach helps pinpoint possible new stent drug to prevent heart attacks
- Race, Hospital, Insurance Status All Factors in How Lung Cancer Is Treated
- Need to encourage patients to screen for colon cancer? Try a lottery
- Investigational oral drug combo shows promise for newly diagnosed multiple myeloma
- First genetic-based tool to detect circulating cancer cells in blood
- The 'dirty' side of soap: Triclosan, a common antimicrobial in personal hygiene products, causes liver fibrosis and cancer in mice
- Anti-leukemia drug may also work against ovarian cancer
- Advances in electron microscopy reveal secrets of HIV and other viruses
- TNF inhibitors may increase cancer risk in the eye, researchers report
- TopBP1 a sweet spot for treatment in multiple cancers
- Unveiling the effects of an important class of diabetes drugs
- Potential therapy found for incurable pediatric brain tumor
- microRNA silencing a successful new model for cancer therapeutics
- The secret life of anti-cancer drugs
- Metabolic 'reprogramming' by p53 gene family leads to tumor regression
- Gene mutations and process for how kidney tumors develop identified
- Chemical disguise transforms RNAi drug delivery
- Chlamydia knock out body's own cancer defense
- New approach to fighting chronic myeloid leukemia
- New imaging technique identifies receptors for targeted cancer therapy
- Cutting-edge computer software helps pinpoint aggressiveness of breast cancer tumors
- Conventional therapies are less efficient in prostate cancer patients carrying 'BRCA' mutations
- Expression of SIP1 protein indicates poor prognosis in pharyngeal cancer
- Nonsmokers in automobiles are exposed to significant secondhand smoke
- Expression of SIP1 protein indicates poor prognosis in pharyngeal cancer
- Scientists uncover vast numbers of DNA 'blind spots' that may hide cancer-causing mistakes
- Cannabis extract can have dramatic effect on brain cancer, says new research
- Killing cancer by protecting normal cells
- Britain's obese in denial about their weight
- Technology developed to improve lung cancer detection, treatment
- Estrogen's role in regulating common health disease risks identified
- Key mechanism, potential target to prevent leukemia found
- Scientists find way to reduce ovarian cancer tumors, chemo doses
- Direct drug screening of patient biopsies could overcome resistance to targeted therapy
- Molecule fights cancer on two fronts
- Common cholesterol-fighting drug may prevent hysterectomies in women with uterine fibroids
- Researchers silence leading cancer-causing gene
- Tumor suppressor also inhibits key property of stem cells, researchers say
- Hedgehog signaling pathway for breast cancer identified
- Genetic testing could improve breast cancer prevention
- How do breast cancer cells transform normal cells into tumoral ones?
- Novel cancer vaccine approach for brain tumors
- Cancer-killing virus plus chemotherapy drug might treat recurrent ovarian cancer
- Scoring scheme predicts ability of cancer cells to spread to other parts of body
- Quarter of patients have subsequent surgery after breast conservation surgery
- Prostate cancer researchers develop personalized genetic test to accurately predict recurrence risk
- Gene sequencing projects link two mutations to ewing sarcoma subtype with poor prognosis
- Marked benefits found for cancer prevention with a higher intake of fatty fish
- Men need to know potential dangers before undergoing testosterone replacement therapy
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NEW YORK The global molybdenum market was essentially in balance last year, with production exceeding consumption by just 4,000 tons, according to a report from Beijing-based market research company Research in China.
Global molybdenum output totaled 229,000 tons in 2012 while consumption was 225,000 tons,the report said.
China produced 92,000 tons of molybdenum in 2012, accounting for 40.2 percent of global molybdenum output. The country consumed 85,000 tons, or 37.8 percent of global consumption.
Phoenix-based Freeport-McMoRan Copper & Gold Inc. was the largest molybdenum producer, with a 17-percent share of the global market, followed by Santiago, Chile-based Corporación Nacional del Cobre de Chile (Codelco) and Mexico City-based Grupo Mexico SAB de CV.
Some molybdenum mines currently under construction will start production in 2014, including the Sierra Gorda copper-molybdenum mine in Chile, while Grupo Mexico also plans to increase molybdenum production (amm.com, Feb. 26).
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Touted as the most comprehensive overhaul of the Clean Water Act since its birth 42 years ago, the proposed, so-called "Waters of the U.S." rule is spurring controversy across the nation. Read Full Story on the Deseret News Website
A listing of sage grouse under the Endangered Species Act can be avoided, the directors of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and U.S. Bureau of Land Management say. Read Full Story on the Casper Star-Tribune Website
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Sussman Faculty Recital Celebrates 25 Years at Manhattan School of Music
Celebrating 25 years at Manhattan School of Music!
Part One - Original Music for Jazz Quintet (trumpet, sax & flute, piano, bass, drums)
The Richard Sussman Quintet
Joe Magnarelli, trumpet
Steve Slagle, alto sax & flute,
Richard Sussman, piano
Mike Richmond, bass
Jeff Williams, drums
Performing original compositions from their new CD "Live At Sweet Rhythm", on Origin Arts.
Part Two - Original Music for Piano, and String Quartet with Piano, Sax, and Electronics
1. "Metamorphosis (9/11)" - for Solo Piano (2002) Kathy Tagg, piano
2."All Will Be Revealed" - for Piano and String Qurtet (2011) - World Premier
3."Evolution 2"- for Piano, Jazz Soloist, String Quartet, & Electronics (2008) *
with the Sirius String Quartet featuring:
Chern Hwei Fung, violin
Gregor Heubner, violin
Ron Lawrence, viola
Rubin Kodheli, cello
* with Jonathan Ragonese, tenor sax
All music composed and arranged by Richard Sussman
Richard Sussman, Bio
Richard Sussman is a pianist, composer, synthesist, and professor of jazz composition at Manhattan School of Music in New York City. His varied career has included performances with Lionel Hampton, Lee Konitz, Blood Sweat & Tears, David Sanborn, Houston Person, Randy Brecker, Dick Oaats, Bob Mintzer, Tom Harrell, Steve Slagle, and Donna Summer. His jazz discography includes three albums of original music as a leader, including "Free Fall" on Doubletime Jazz, and "Live At Sweet Rhythm" on Origin Arts. Richard has been a member of the jazz faculty at Manhattan School of Music since 1986.
Writing credits include 2 NEA grants in composition for large scale works for Jazz Band and Symphony Orchestra (Suites #1 & 2 for Jazz Band and Orchestra) as well as arrangements for Lionel Hampton, Blood Sweat & Tears, Mel Lewis, Randy Brecker, the Westchester Jazz Orchestra, the Metropole Orchestra (Holland), WDR Jazz Big Band, pianist Hank Jones, and many others. Richard participated as Synthesizer Programmer on Randy Brecker's 1998 Grammy winning CD "Into The Sun". His extensive work in the field of film and television scoring has included projects for ABC, NBC, CBS, Nickelodeon, and Disney.
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Young Money's Drake continues to sway away from fans calling him overly emotional by saying the criticism ultimately has little to no effect on his well-being.
Although acknowledging he takes note of haters, Drizzy said too much focus could hurt his career.
"If I worried about how I'm gonna look saying this, then I wouldn't make half the music I make," Drizzy told MTV News. "People nitpick at me for being emotional or tapping into emotions, but like, man, we all die one day; that's just how I want to be remembered…The running commentary or the jokes don't really affect me, 'cause that's what I'm going for — I don't want to be a guy that blends in with all the other generic rap music. I want to be the guy that stood out and pinpointed life emotions for women, men, young people, old people or whatever it is. So I don't trip, that's what I want. I welcome it." (MTV)
In September, Young Money affiliate Jason Stein shared his input on Drake's image being made fun of.
"Drake is a very emotional rapper, bordering R&B melodrama, and was a child actor," Stein posits. "When you couple that with being on the Young Money label, which is considered a pretty tough group, and his swagger or braggadocio, there's are unusual juxtaposition that people start to question, and then poke fun at." (E! Online)
Social media strategist Stephanie Weingart also felt Drake's public mishaps have made him a victim to taunting.
"Drake…lets the audience know that Twitter is a channel that he personally reads, not his assistant," social media strategist Stephanie Weingart tells me. "People think they can reach him on Twitter so they go after him." And, lastly, there's a video that just keeps feeding the fire. "It didn't help that Drake fell down while performing and hurt his knee; that video is Twitter roast gold. Also, Drake has good skin. Not sure why, but people like to make fun of how smooth his face is and how much work he must put into taking great care of it." (Indeed: Drake's Knee has a Twitter account.) (E! Online)
Over the summer, Drake opened up about embracing emo music.
"I only really know how to do one thing. I don't know how to make generic songs about the struggle and things that aren't about me, I just know how to make songs that are about me," Drake told FADER writer Judnick Mayard. "If I make a song that's emo or emotional, then I guess yeah, I'm going to stick to that. I make songs about my life, because if you want me to be honest with you, that's the best way I know how. The things I've experienced and the things I've lived. That's what I like to do." (The FADER)
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text: Space Communications Cross Support Architecture Working Group Action Item (Fall, 2008) #2: Relationship between the IOAG Cross Support Service Architecture White Book and the CCSDS Cross Support Reference Model Fred Brosi February, 2009 Action Item #2 from CSA-WG: "Analyze the relationship between the IOAG Cross Support Service Architecture White Book and the CCSDS Cross Support Reference Model Green [actually, Blue] Book." Note: The draft IOAG Cross Support Service Architecture has become the initial draft of the CCSDS Cross Support Service Architecture White Book 2 CSSA:SLE-RM CSSA SLE-RM • Scope: Space • Scope: Cross-support communications cross transfer & management 1 support services • 4 Views: • 2 Views: – Service – The RM Functional View is – Physical roughly equivalent to the – Communications CSSA Service View – Enterprise – The RM Cross-support View has aspects of both the Physical and Enterprise 1 –from the WG Charter. So should Views CSSA be SCCSA? Should CSA-WG be SCCSA-WG? 3 SLE-RM Cross-support View • "The cross support view…provides the means to model allocation of the functions identified in the functional view to real systems under independent management authorities, which are named SLE Complexes. The cross support view also describes the management interactions between SLE Complexes and the SLE Utilization Management on behalf of the MDOS." • RM's implied physical view is: – Space element and ground element are physically separated • RM's implied enterprise view is: – The ground element components (SLE System and MDOS) may be physically separated, but are assumed to belong to different organizations – The SLE System that supports a mission comprises one or more SLE Complexes, which may be physically separated, but are assumed to belong to different organizations (or, at least, the MDOS must arrange services with each separately) • These concepts could be modeled easily using CSSA. 4 SLE-RM Functional View • "The functional view…defines the functions (and their management) that may be performed by an SLE system, without regard to the way these functions are allocated to various management authorities in real systems. The functional view decomposes the SLE system into elementary functions, called SLE Functional Groups (SLE-FGs), that transfer and deliver return and forward data between the space element and the [mission users]." • "Each SLE-FG performs a related set of functions that provide one or more related SLE transfer services." • The SLE-RM Functional View could be expressed as a Service View under CSSA. 5 CSSA, SLE-RM, and other Space Architectures and Reference Models • CSSA–Space Communications Cross Support Architecture • SLE-RM SLE–Cross Support Reference Model • RASDS–Reference Architecture for Space Data Systems • NASA SCaN ADD–Integrated Network Architecture Definition Document • SISG Report–Recommendations on a Strategy for Space Internetworking 6 Views SCaN IOAG View RASDS CSSA ADD SISG SLE-RM 1 Enterprise View X X X X X Functional View X X Service View X X X 1 Physical View X X X X Connectivity View X Communications View X X X X Information View X Operations View X 1 The SLE RM defines a "Cross-support View" that is essentially an Enterprise View, but includes some aspects of a Physical View. 7 Scope • RASDS–is intended to describe data system architectures and designs within the space domain • CSSA–to be used as a common framework when IOAG Agencies provide and use space communications cross support services and develop systems that provide cross support services • NASA SCaN ADD–describes the services and capabilities to be provided by the SCaN integrated network architecture for the time period 2009-2025, and the progression of the current architecture toward achievement of the target architecture. • IOAG SISG–space internetworking and international interoperability at the Network layer of space communications. The functionality of the Network layer of the ISO OSI communications stack, including its dependencies and effects on lower and higher layers. • SLE-RM–provides a common basis for coordinating the development of CCSDS Recommended Standards for Space Link Extension (SLE) service specifications 8 Scope: RASDS, CSSA, and SLE- RM RASDS Interoperable Spacecraft CSSA Onboard Interfaces Space Data Systems Space communications Systems SLE-RM Station-to-Mission Cross Highly Efficient -support: Communications in SLE-Transfer (CSTS) & Cross- Resource-Constrained support Management Services Environments Standard Data Interchange and Archiving Services 9 Scope: RASDS, CSSA, and SLE-RM RASDS: Space Data Systems Application Layer SLE-RM: Station-to-Mission Cross-support Network Layer Link Layer CSSA: Space Communications Systems 10 Scope: RASDS, CSSA, SLE-RM, IOAG SISG, and NASA SCaN ADD IOAG Agencies Non-IOAG Agencies ASI CNES … NASA BNSC … RASDS: Space Data Systems Application Layer SLE-RM: Station to Mission Cross-support IOAG SISG: Space Internetworking – Layer 3 Network Layer Link Layer SCaN ADD CSSA Space Communications Systems 11 Enterprise View • RASDS Enterprise View – Purpose, scope, and policies for the space data system. Organizational entities and relationships; their roles, requirements, goals, objectives, scenarios, constraints; and how to meet them. • CSSA Enterprise View – Processes and rules governing the initiation, negotiation, and agreement between the supported and supporting Agencies for the provision of cross support services. Administrative and contractual aspects of the service architecture. (Policies, Documents, Pricing, Service agreement, interface testing • SCaN ADD Enterprise View: – Processes and rules governing the initiation, negotiation, and agreements between supported missions and provider networks for the provision of standard services and support; specifically addresses the administrative and contractual aspects of the service architecture • SISG Report Enterprise View – Organizational structure associated with space communications systems and scenarios and its administrative characteristics; physical and administrative interfaces between organizations; documents exchanged between organizations. • SLE-RM Enterprise (Cross-Support) View – An SLE Complex is a set of SLE Functional Groups under a single management authority. At the time of cross support, an SLE complex has a single established relationship between the SLE system and the MDOS . 12 Functional/Service View • RASDS Functional View – Functional decomposition of the space data system into abstract objects that interact at interfaces. It describes the functionality provided by the space data system, the behavior of the functional elements, and their functional decomposition. • CSSA Service View – Services provided by cross support service systems/elements, their functional and performance characteristics, and methods and/or standards for using and managing services. • SCaN ADD Service View: – The proposed repertoire of standard service offerings that SCaN networks provide to flight missions, including a functional description of each service type, and the service management function processes that flight missions use to obtain, specify, access, and use SCaN services. • SISG Report Service View – Services (which are functions provided by some physical elements for other physical elements), their functional and performance characteristics, and methods and/or standards for using and managing services. • SLE-RM Functional View – Functions that provide SLE transfer services, implemented by SLE-Functional Groups (FGs). Each SLE-FG performs a related set of functions that provide one or more related SLE transfer services. 13 Physical/Connectivity View • RASDS Connectivity View – the decomposition of the space data system into components (nodes) that interact across connectors (links). Describes the physical aspects of the space data system and the external environment within which it operates, the physical behavior (and motion) of the nodes, and their physical decomposition. • CSSA Physical View – The Physical View is used to describe the physical configuration of cross support service systems/elements and their physical characteristics: physical location; topology and connectivity; and physical media for access. • SCaN ADD Physical View: – physical description of the SCaN integrated network architecture assets as they change over incremental timeframes ending in 2015, 2020, and 2025; includes physical location, topology and connectivity, and functional and performance attributes. • SISG Report Physical View – The Physical View is used to describe the physical configuration of cross support service systems/elements and their physical characteristics: physical location; topology and connectivity; and physical media for access. • SLE-RM Physical (Cross-Support) View – Physical systems that interoperate to provide SLE services to a space mission may be independently operated by different Agencies or by different organizational elements within an Agency. In the cross support view, each such physical system is modeled as an SLE Complex . 14 Communications View • RASDS Communications View – The mechanisms and functions required to engineer and implement the protocols and communications standards for the space data system, including implementation choices and specifications, and allocation of communications functionality to engineered components of the system. • CSSA Communications View – The communications protocols used for accessing services provided by cross support service systems/elements and the parameter values of communications protocols . • SCaN ADD Communications View: – Protocols and standards employed to provide the end-to-end communications in support of SCaN services, including the protocol parameter values or types. • SISG Report Communications View – The communications protocols and modulation/coding methods used between physical elements and their communicational characteristics, and the parameter values of communications protocols. • SLE-RM Communications View – N/A. 15 Other Views • Information View – RASDS: information handled by the system, the semantics of the information, and the interpretation of that information. It describes the information managed by the space data system along with the structure, content, semantics, type, relationships, and constraints on the data used within the system. • Operations View – SCaN ADD: scenarios describing the operational activities that will be conducted by the networks, and in some cases, the supported flight missions. 16


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Don't let spring fever melt away your safe driving habits
From press release
BLOOMINGTON, Ill.—As Illinois begins to thaw after a long winter, it's important drivers don't let their guard down on the road. Spring weather can be just as dangerous as the snow and ice. The truth is, wet roads can be just as slick from rain.
So, as drivers get ready to enjoy the open road this summer, here are a few tips from State Farm Insurance to keep in mind:
→ Do not use cruise control during heavy rains or hail. Cruise control in these low-traction conditions could lead to hydroplaning or loss of vehicle control. Using cruise also allows you to move your feet away from the pedals—moving them back, as well as disengaging the cruise control, may take crucial seconds that you don't have in an emergency situation.
→ Replace worn tires. Your tires are what keep the car on the road. Worn-out treads provide less traction. Also, make sure tires are inflated properly according to your vehicle's owner's manual.
→ Replace worn wiper blades. Poorly-maintained windshield wipers can hamper visibility in poor weather.
→ Clean windows. After a long winter of salt and other road residue on the windows, wiper effectiveness and visibility can be greatly enhanced by cleaning the glass to remove residue. Cleaning the inside of the glass can also increase visibility and help the defroster clear the windows faster by reducing moisture buildup.
→ Check all lighting. Rain can also impact visibility, so check all vehicle lighting, including headlights, tail lights, back-up lights, turn signals, parking lights and brake lights. These lights are important, not only because they help you to see, but also help other motorists to see you.
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Jordan Lyles pitched three innings with a broken hand
Jun 5, 2014, 10:15 AM EST
Rockies right-hander Jordan Lyles broke his non-pitching hand while covering the plate on a wild pitch in the first inning last night … and then the 23-year-old remained in the game to throw another three innings against the Diamondbacks.
Lyles was clearly in a lot of pain, but the training staff came out to examine him and let him remain in the game. Afterward he told Cody Uhm of MLB.com:
I knew something was wrong. I've never felt that feeling before. I didn't want to come out during the first and make the bullpen throw nine. There was something wrong. I couldn't catch the ball from the catcher.
Instead he stayed in the game long enough to allow four runs in what turned out to be a blowout loss at Coors Field. And now he's headed to the disabled list, which is a shame because Lyles has pitched well this season with a 3.52 ERA and 49/26 K/BB ratio in 69 innings spread over 12 starts for the Rockies after being acquired from the Astros for Dexter Fowler this offseason.
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It's time for employee shuttles to pay up, San Francisco officials said.
Under a new pilot plan shuttles that carry thousands of San Franciscans to tech jobs on the Peninsula will have to pay to use Muni bus stops based on a per stop, per day formula that could raise an estimated $1.5 million.
Announced by San Francisco Mayor Ed Lee and the San Francisco Metropolitan Transportation Agency, the policy had been discussed since 2009.
The issue got pushed to the forefront, however, after tenant advocates and other protestors blocked Google buses in San Francisco and Oakland last month. In one instance, protestors broke the window of a bus parked in Oakland.
City officials did not say how much revenue the program will raise. But the Examiner reported that the fee will be $1 per stop per day, and Reuters reported that the city would get about $1.5 million during the 18 month pilot program.
The buses, with wi-fi and comfortable seating, have become a symbol of outrage for people upset with the growing wealth of some tech workers, claiming it is driving up the cost of real estate and displacing residents and smaller businesses.
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The shuttles handle more than 35,000 boardings daily in San Francisco, eliminating at least 45 million vehicle miles traveled a year, and reducing 761,000 metric tons of carbon every year from the region's roads and air, according to an estimate by the Bay Area Council, a business-backed policy group that supported the proposal.
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AMSTERDAM, JUNE 29, 2011 â Harkness Screens, the worldâs leading manufacturer of cinema screens, introduces Perlux® Digital to the European market at this yearâs CineEurope (Booth 212). Perlux® Digital retains all the features of the Perlux® line, with the added benefit of being optimised for digital projection. Screen samples will be available at the Harkness booth throughout the duration of the show.
âWe developed our new Perlux® Digital screens to provide cinema operators the ability to optimise digital projection,â? says Andrew Robinson, Managing Director of Harkness Screens. âHarkness Screens has always been committed to providing the cinema industry with cutting edge, state-of-the-art presentation surfaces and the Perlux® Digital is a testament to that fact.â?
Ideal for larger screens with active and passive 3D technologies (not using polarised light), such as Dolby 3D, and for large 2D screens, Perlux® Digital requires minimal colour correction during projector setup, thus reducing the complexity of converting to digital. Perlux® Digital is 30 percent whiter than the prior Perlux® formation while maintaining the same impressive brightness, viewing angles and invisible seams that Harkness is known.
Harknessâ Perlux® brand gain screens (Perlux® 140, Perlux® 180 and Perlux® 220) include both 2D and 3D screen surfaces for any size theater. Harknessâ Perlux® screens are considered by leading cinema exhibitors and special venue operators worldwide to be the premier gain projection surface.
Perlux® 140 is a versatile 2D screen intended for medium-sized auditoria where as the Perlux® 180 is designed for larger auditoria. Both surfaces offer high contrast, bright pictures and wide viewing angles. Harknessâ proprietary and unique seam welding process ensures its screens have no visible seams under projection conditions. Perlux® 220 is a special ultra-high brightness screen intended for 3D non-polarised light systems such as Dolby and active glasses technologies and is also well-suited for very large 2D digital auditoria.
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According to Gutfeld, the line did not rise to a level that was on par with a high office, but instead a "whiny pop star."
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WOMEN - are having a coffee and catching up:
So, how was your evening last night?
A disaster! After getting home, my dear beloved hubby wolfed down in 4 minutes the dinner that took me all afternoon to prepare, "granted" me 3 minutes of passionate love before rolling over and falling asleep 2 minutes later. And you?
Oh, mine was incredible.. My hubby was waiting for me to get back home from work. He took me out for a very romantic dinner. We then walked back home, under an amazing starry sky, along the canal, for a good two hours. Once home, he lit up all the candles we had foreplay which lasted for an hour. We then made love for another hour and then we chatted until late.. It was wonderful...
MEN - Meanwhile, at the pub...
So, how was your evening last night?
Great! When I came home, the food was ready. I ate, we shagged and I fell asleep. You?
A nightmare! I came home earlier to fix the kitchen shelf. When I switched on the power drill, the fuse went out. The whole house went into darkness. Couldn't find the bloody fuse box, so when my better half arrived, I took her out. It was the only thing to do to avoid getting an ear-full...! The Dinner was so expensive that I couldn't afford the taxi back home, so we had to walk home. Once there, the house was still in the dark, obviously, so I had to light all these f..king candles to avoid knocking everything down. I was so wound up that it took me an hour to get a hard on, and another one to finish. In the end, I was so pissed off that it took me ages to fall asleep, while she kept yapping on and on about everything and nothing...
This is the story of the poor blonde flying in a two-seater airplane with
just the pilot. He has a heart attack and dies. She frantically calls a May
Day: "May Day! May Day! Help me! Help me! My pilot had a heart attack and is
dead. And I don't know how to fly. Help me! Please help me!"
All of a sudden she hears a voice over the radio saying: "This is the
tower... I have received your message, and I will talk you through it. I've
had a lot of experience with this kind of problem. Now, just relax...
Everything will be fine! Now give me your height and position."
She says, "I'm 5'4" and I'm in the front seat."
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Who art in Heaven . . . .."
petrol station owner in Dublin was trying to increase his sales.
So, he put up a sign that read, 'Free Sex with Fill-Up.'
Soon Paddy pulled in, filled his tank and asked for his free sex.
The owner told him to pick a number from 1 to 10.
If he guessed correctly, he would get his free sex.
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The number was 7. Sorry.. No sex this time.'
A week later, Paddy, along with his friend Mick, pulled in for another
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The proprietor again gave him the same story, and asked him to guess the correct number.
Paddy guessed 2 this time. The proprietor said, 'Sorry, it was 3.
You were close, but no free sex this time.'
As they were driving away, Mick said to Paddy,
'I think that game is rigged and he doesn't really give away free sex.'
Paddy replied, 'No it ain't, Mick. It's not rigged at all at all.
My wife won twice last week.'
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Ironic isn't the wordSubmitted by Cirocco on Wed, 10/10/2012 - 09:38
GOP now wants our help.
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Romney can win without RP supporters.
He has the support of Goldman Sachs and the controlled media through his Zionist connections. He also controls through the same means the electronic voting machines. In other words he can use the same methods to win the Presidency that he used to win the nomination.
The only question is which of the two chosen ones the oligarchy prefers. Personally I believe it is Romney and there is nothing anyone can do about it. How anyone who lived through the Republican primaries can believe otherwise is beyond me.
This is not to say that one should stop doing whatever one feels to be necessary to educate people about the realities of American political and economic life. It is just that one should also deal with these realities realistically and not get caught up in all the ballyhoo manufactured by the controlled media.
"Jesus answered them: 'Truly, truly, I say to you, everyone who commits sin is a slave to sin. The slave does not remain in the house forever; the son remains forever. So if the Son sets you free, you will be free indeed.'" (John 8:34-36)
a $billion in Obama's coffers disagrees with you.
Impractical theory.
Running for office is too time-consuming and expensive for anyone to do if they know in advance that they will lose, and there's no way any of these egomaniacs would ever sign up for it.
I don't play, I commission the league.
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