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December 7, 1973 - December 5, 2012
Glen George Freeland passed away suddenly near Canyon Creek, Alberta on December 5, 2012 at the age of 38. Glen was recently a resident of Okotoks, Alberta but spent much of his adolescent and adult years in Peace River, Alberta. He is survived by his wife, Kirsten and their children Morgan (12 years) and Simon (7 months). Glen was predeceased by his father, David Freeland of Berwyn, Alberta. Glen was a loving husband and an extremely proud father. He was a successful business owner, helicopter pilot, jet boat racer, double heart transplant recipient, "international driver", celebrated BBQ grill master, "bagpiper" and all round wonderful guy. He lived life fearlessly, in the moment and with a unique sense of humour that was loved by all. Glen's life will be celebrated on Saturday, December 15th at 1:00 pm at the Belle Petroleum Centre in Peace River, Alberta and lunch and fellowship will follow commemorative service. In lieu of flowers, memorial tributes can be made to the University of Alberta Heart Transplant Program, Clinical Sciences Bldg, 8440 - 112th Street, N.W. Edmonton, Ab T6G 2B7.
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The morning started off without BJ…he was running a little late due to stomach issues from his dinner last night. So Toppy and I kicked off the show, and I mentioned that whatever BJ ate I need to feed to my new pup LuLu, because she is driving me batty trying to get her to go poop outside. She's starting to get the peeing thing down…kind of, but hell she is only 2 months old, so I can't get too frustrated. I bet that my neighbors think I'm crazy though…in efforts to get her to go poop outside, I will be outside for 10-15 minutes repeatedly saying "LuLu go Poo Poo…LuLu Poo Poo" over and over and over!
BJ came in for the second break to explain his stomach issues…which led to these texts:
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Wait so your late because you have a food hangover ? Wow../ what a rebel you are
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I don't usually watch Celebrity Apprentice, but they just announced this season's cast…and they have me hooked for this one. First off, our buddy Lisa Lampanelli is going to be on it…just her alone would have me hooked as she is one funny person! But she isn't the only one that will make this season interesting…how about Adam Carolla!!! Penn Jillette, American Chopper's Paul "Senior" Teutul, Dee Snider from Twisted Sister, George Takai, Clay Aiken, Lou Ferrigno, and more!!!! Oh yeah…Debbie Gibson too!!!! Seriously though…there are some outspoken funny effers on this season…should make for great drama!!!!
Speaking of great drama…I'll keep this short as I know once I type the word The Bachelor here, you will puke in your mouth, but my wife & I just watched the first episode of this season…and wow!!! There are crazy chicks on this show…it's already awesome! I know every year I say this show should be called "Bitches Be Crazy", but from the first episode alone, this season deserves the title "Bitches be the craziest!"
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Have you ever tried to do the right thing and it totally backfired? Well, this Marine is in hot water for doing an honest mistake:
Former Marine Ryan Jerome travelled to New York City for his first time on business, and decided to visit the Empire State Building. While there, he asked where he should check his gun. The security officer called police and Jerome spent the next two days in jail. The 28-year-old has no criminal history, and now faces a mandatory minimum sentence of three and a half years in prison. If convicted, his sentence could be as high as fifteen years. Jerome has a valid concealed carry permit in Indiana and visited New York believing that it was legal to bring his firearm -- The online gun-law information he read was inaccurate. He hasn't yet been indicted by a grand jury, but even if they want to give him less time, the legal minimum would be two years. Jerome told the New York Post, quote, "I've been a law-abiding citizen my entire life, and for something like this to come down, it rips me apart, It's like taking a good dog and scolding him for something he didn't do."
Based on this story, lets answer Greg's question that he emailed: Have you ever tried to do the right thing and it totally backfired? Here are the texts:
I was talkin to my teacher and theyh asked about a fight and i told them who did it and it end up in me getting susspended Jonathon
Working a show and a guy was passed out puke all over himself drunk. Brought him to the medics. They sent him to the hospital. He tried suing the venue for wrongful eviction and me for excess force. Eventually was dropped but a bit of nightmare with missed work time for court dates. Cajun
I tried to do the right thing and take away Steve's Pet Pals magazine, but then I didn't get a Christmas present that year :-( -Lucy
I was visiting some friends in California and we went out to the bars I saw one of the guys in our group and his debit card was almost falling out of his pocket I grabbed it and gave it to him later him and his friend came and tried to fight me and my buddy cause he thought I tried to steal it
I found out that the Good Sam laws do not apply on Indian Reservations. A drunk native on drugs overdosed, and I tried to help with CPR (all 1 block fro m my house). Idiot ended up dying, & family tried to sue me for wrongful death. I was a paramedic at the time it happened. Ben in Tacoma
One time a lady with two kids in front of me at the grocery store was using an EBT card and it wasn't working. I offered to buy hey groceries for her and she flipped out on me saying she didn't need handouts. I kept my mouth shut, but I wanted to ask her who gave her the EBT card.
1 day i was on My way 2 work when i saw a guy on the side of the road with his hood ur so i stopped 2 help then he hit me with something and broke My ribs 4 $6
Last week, 29-year-old Jason Hamielec and 28-year-old Brian Johnson, both of Madison, Wisconsin, stole a bunch of DVDs and video games from a Target store. As they were driving away, they bragged and joked about everything they'd stolen. But they didn't realize one of them had accidentally POCKET DIALED 911. So the police got to hear them describe their crime in full detail. For 54 MINUTES. Eventually, Jason and Brian decided to sell everything at a video store. The cops got there first…and when Jason and Brian pulled into the parking lot, they were arrested for retail theft.
Based on this…how have you or someone you know been busted? What were you doing and how did you get caught? Here are the texts:
My buddy was doing graffiti on a rooftop. He spent a good while up there painting his nickname in huge letters. Somehow his wallet fell out of his pocket Cops got him next morning. graffiti is a felony in texas. epic fail.
I caught my girlfriend cheating on me via picture message FROM HER! I was drinkin with my buddies and my girlfriend said she was gonna hang back at her friends house and have a few glasses of wine. Apparently she had more than me. She took a picture of herself in her bra and panties in the mirror and said she wished i was there. Well i had been to her friends and that wasnt her bathroom. On top of it there was a shirtless guy in the background that she didnt catch until after she sent it. DUMBASS. Rock on bitches. Jon in monroe.
Friend of mine got busted when he butted dialed his girlfriend. He was telling me how he nailed this chick
My buddy was breaking in to cars with his brother, the cops got called and they started running on foot through a school playground. His brother took off on another direction and jumped a fence because the.cops released the dogs. My buddy was looking Back at his brother while he was in a full sprint and ran right in to a pole knocking himself UN conscience. needles to say he woke up in the back of a cop car
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(26 September - Cropchoice News) -- The Taco Wars claimed another victim today when Aventis announced that it was halting sales of Starlink corn hybrids for 2001. According to Aventis, which sells Starlink as "the next generation of Bt corn", the sales stoppage "is aimed at restoring public confidence in our company's efforts to assure that StarLink corn grain does not enter food channels." Starlink was planted on over 300,000 acres this year. It is unclear how Aventis will handle farmers who have already ordered or might have 2001 contracts that involve Starlink seed. So far the company has only implemented a "stop sale" of the varieties. Aventis has also announced that it will take steps to make sure the 2000 harvest of Starlink corn does not get into the human food chain, although it has yet to describe this process, and what impact it will have on farmers, in detail. Representatives at Aventis' US offices in North Carolina were unavailable to provide more information on either issue. Since multiple genetic tests recently confimed that the corn, which is not approved for human consumption, found its way into supermarket shelves, tens of millions of Taco Bell store brand and restaurant taco shells have been recalled or replaced with new product. More recalls may follow. Azteca Milling, the Texas-based company which provided corn for the shells, has not publicly disclosed information about its other clients, who may also be selling contaminated corn products in the US and possibly Mexico. No other Azteca buyers have identified themselves publicly.The text of Aventis' statement follows: September 26, 2000Aventis CropScience Taking Immediate Action to Assure Confidence in StarLinkTM Corn DistributionRESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, N.C. -- Aventis CropScience today said it has instructed its seed distributors to stop sales of StarLink corn hybrids for the 2001 growing season. The company said sales will not resume until the company receives a food clearance from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.The stop sale is aimed at restoring public confidence in our company's efforts to assure that StarLink™ corn grain does not enter food channels. StarLink corn is approved for use only in domestic animal feed and non-food industrial uses. Our company is in active discussions with federal regulatory agencies to address issues related to the 2000 harvest for StarLink corn. Our company will announce as soon as possible an enhanced program in conjunction with StarLink growers to verify that 2000 StarLink harvests will be delivered only into proper non-food channels. Aventis CropScience strongly supports the release of protein test kits by Strategic Diagnostics Inc. for use with corn grain. While the number of these kits is limited at this time, they will be made available immediately to grain delivery locations to verify that StarLink grain remains in proper channels. These test kits are not suited, however, for testing of processed food products. Further information is available from Strategic Diagnostics Inc. at (800) 544-8881. In StarLink, the Cry9C protein – the element of regulatory attention -- has not been detected in any of the tests run to date on taco shells. We will continue to work with regulatory agencies and food companies until this issue has been resolved.


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Chemical weathering indices applied to weathering profiles developed on heterogeneous felsic metamorphic parent rocks
- Author(s): Price, Jason R.; Velbel, Michael A.
- Date: 2003
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Chemical weathering indices are commonly used for characterizing weathering profiles by incorporating bulk major element oxide chemistry into a single metric for each sample. Generally, on homogeneous parent rocks, weathering indices change systematically with depth. However, the weathering of heterogeneous metamorphic rocks confounds the relationship between weathering index and depth. In this paper, we evaluate previously defined chemical weathering indices for their suitability in characterizing weathering profiles developed on felsic, heterogeneous, metasedimentary bedrock from Coweeta Hydrologic Laboratory, North Carolina, USA.
Among the weathering indices evaluated here, the Weathering Index of Parker (WIP) is the most appropriate for application to weathering profiles on heterogeneous (and homogeneous) parent rock. Because the WIP includes only the highly mobile alkali and alkaline earth elements in its formulation's, it yields values that differ greatly From those of the parent rock. In addition, the WIP allows for aluminum mobility, unlike other weathering indices. These characteristics combine to make the Weathering index of Parker the most applicable index for studying the weathering of heterogeneous metasedimentary rocks. However, the WIP should be applied judiciously, as alkali and alkaline earth metals may be readily depleted during weathering.
In addition to reflecting weathering, the Chemical Index of Alteration (CIA), Chemical Index of Weathering (CIW), Plagioclase index of Alteration (PIA) and Vogt's Residual index (V) may be sensitive to subtle geochemical changes such as hydrothermal alteration along a fault and/or alteration at the water table. Weathering indices that include iron in their calculations were not included in this study, because they do not distinguish between ferric and ferrous iron. The oxidation state and distribution of iron in a weathering profile is influenced by the proportion of oxidation states in the pre-weathered metamorphic rock and interaction with groundwater during weathering
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bareback ok so i have a show coming up (like you havent heard about that yet :roll: ) and its basically an equitation show. one of the events is a bareback rider class and i have to admit im very very worried about it. i do ok bareback but possum seriously dislikes it. i dont know what it is but she really has a hate for it. the first time i rode her bareback it was like she was a different horse all together and i assumed that she had had very little experience being ridden bareback. ive got her to the point where i can walk and trot on the bit (not constantly but she is starting to come down better now rather than having her head up in the air. but the canter is another thing. she really freaks out and does silly little hoppy bucky things and goes up and down from canter to fast trot to canter for 2 strides to fast trot and so on. as you can imagine its not that easy to stay on when they are doing this while you are bareback. why does she do this? ive made a conscious effort to make sure im not moving position when i ask her to canter so i dont think im throwing her off balance or anything and one of the ladies from the pony club said i actually have a pretty stable seat and hands bareback. so my question is, how can i get past this with her? is 6 weeks enough time to get this all sorted? im not worried about her acting up at the show because they are only judging me and how i control her/ask for right diagonals etc etc but it will make it hard to ride a good round if she is doing this. is it just a practice thing or something else? |
There are several reasons why your horse could be acting this way when ridden bareback. First thing I would want to do is rule out any physical problems that a chiropractor or vet could diagnose/fix. When you are riding in a well-fitted saddle, your weight is distributed over a larger area of the horse's back. When you are riding bareback, your weight is in a much smaller area. If the horse has an area of pain, you could be sitting right on it. Also, the way that you ride or sit your horse may be painful/uncomfortable to your horse. Many horses learn to "ignore" the rider's short-comings, but some are much more sensitive. If you are sitting in a way that places the tips of your seat bones into the horse's back, that can definitely cause a problem. Also, if you try and sit too "still" and do not move with the horse, you make it more difficult for the horse to move freely underneath you. These are just a few common causes of the issues you describe. The main point is, the problem may well be caused because the horse can feel you much better bareback than with a saddle...whether it is something physical with the horse or possibly the way you are riding. Sure hope this helps! Best of luck at your show! |
Riding Bareback I have never ridden in bareback classes at shows since the only showing I have done is 4-H and open shows but they dont allow bareback classes since they are too much of a risk to take. :( But anyways, riding bareback surely does help balence once you do get it, but as the above said, just try and rule out any physical problems before you go any further. If it is just a matter of getting her used to the feel, just keep riding her bareback for short periods at a time often to get her used to it. But make sure that you are relaxed too, or else she will feel that anxiety, no doubt. |
theres no prob with me being relaxed and not sitting right etc i do better bareback than with a saddle :D i dont think im sitting in a way that will hurt her either. had someone watch me closely the other day. im using a rather thick sheepskin saddle blanket at the moment cause she has a boney wither i have the chiro coming out again to see jarred next week and she is getting looked at as well so ill find out then :) thanks for the replies p.s. when i said i make a conscious effort not to move when i ask for the canter i mean i make sure i dont end up throwing my shoulders forward or something else that will throw me off balance. |
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Three other homosexually based A Shropshire Lad poems could only be certified as such by readers with inside knowledge--44 and 45, the two Woolwich cadet poems (Laurence found the newspaper clipping about the suicide inserted next to the poems in Alfred's personal copy of A Shropshire Lad), and 22, the poem that refers to male-male eye-contact and the "single redcoat," alluding to the Royal Guards, which was known at the time to be a common source of male prostitution. Laurence Housman also cites the well-known 30, in which "Fear contended with desire" and "fire and ice within me fight," as rooted in Alfred's homosexual conflicts. Last Poems Suggesting Housman's increasing defiance of the taboo of homosexual "unspeakableness" with age, the same patterns recur more pointedly in Last Poems. Here only three poems (of forty-two) clearly recount heterosexual situations, three leave the gender of the beloved unspecified (though biographical knowledge would identify 26's "wide apart lie we, my love" as for Jackson), and thirteen are preoccupied with "lads," "friends," and "comrades." Some of these give themselves away even more glaringly than their A Shropshire Lad counterparts. The speaker of 32 declares that "in boyhood / . . . It was not . . . sweethearts to be kind, / But . . . friends to die for / That I would seek"; and in 24, the retrospective epithalamium Housman wrote for Jackson's wedding (all the more poignant since Housman was excluded from it entirely), he describes himself as the "Friend and comrade [who] yield[s] you o'er / To her that hardly loves you more." But the most blatant of the Last Poems is the unusually long "Hell Gate" (31), an allegory of homosexual resistance in which two warrior-comrades defeat Sin and Death at the gate of hell and go off together on "the homeward track": "Tyranny and terror flown / Left a pair of friends alone, / . . . All that stirred was he and I." In addition, Laurence Housman has identified number 12, perhaps Last Poems' most famous poem ("Keep we must, if keep we can, / These foreign laws of God and man"), as a record of Alfred's struggle as a homosexual with his dominant heterosexual society. More Poems Housman's posthumous volumes contain some protective poems he could have published in his lifetime (indeed, More Poems 18 and 23, two of the book's three heterosexual pieces, are rejects from Last Poems), but they are notable chiefly for their unprecedentedly frank depictions of Housman's homosexual experience and concerns. More Poems has forthright poems about Jackson--12, 30, and the famous 31 ("Because I liked you better / Than suits a man to say")--as well as Housman's romantic elegies for Adalbert (41, 42) and his declaration of the end of his affair with the Venetian gondolier, Andrea (44). (From the little evidence that exists about it now, Housman's later active erotic life seems to have taken place entirely during his annual summer trips to the continent. In addition to letting slip references to Andrea, Housman mentioned a young Frenchman traveling companion and the Paris "bains de vapeur"--turkish baths--to English friends.) Moreover, as suggested above, More Poems' introductory poem--"This is for all ill-treated fellows"--seems Housman's clearest statement that his primary intended audience was other male homosexuals. Additional Poems Fittingly, the shorter Additional Poems has no heterosexual texts at all. Further frank poems about Jackson appear--2 ("Oh were he and I together") and 7 ("He would not stay for me")--plus the threat to break homosexual silence implied in 6 ("Ask me no more, for fear I should reply"). Additional Poems' most notable work is arguably "Oh who is that young sinner" (18), Housman's fiercely empathetic poem about Wilde, written shortly after Wilde's conviction and one of the most important texts in the history of gay literature. Besides showing Housman's awareness of the history and language of gay oppression ("In the good old time 'twas hanging," "'Tis a shame to human nature"), Housman's ironic method in the poem offers the fullest demonstration in his work that his occasionally depressive statements about homosexuality should not be taken at face value. Here--as in A Shropshire Lad 45's "your sickness is your soul," More Poems 12's "unlucky love," and More Poems 21's "cursed trouble"--Housman's deliberate and repeated use of the language of society ("He can curse the God that made him for the colour of his hair") is his means of stirring his readers to oppose that society.
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fish with dorsoventrally flattened bodies; includes: rays; skates; guitarfishes; sawfishes
Rajiformes is one of the four orders of batoids, flattened cartilaginous fishes related to sharks. Rajiforms are distinguished by the presence of greatly enlarged pectoral fins, which reach as far forward as the sides of the head, with a generally flattened body. The undulatory pectoral fin motion diagnostic to this taxon is known as rajiform locomotion. The eyes and spiracles are located on the upper surface of the body, and the gill slits on the underside. They have flattened, crushing teeth, and are generally carnivorous, although manta rays are filter feeders. Most species give birth to live young, although some lay eggs with a horny capsule.
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1993 | University of North Carolina School of Medicine, Chapel Hill, NC, MD, Highest Honors, Medicine |
1988 | University of North Carolina School of Public Health, Chapel Hill, NC, BSPH, with Distinction, Public Health |
1987 | Wake Forest University, Winston - Salem, NC, BS, Medical Sciences |
Postgraduate Training | |
1/1999-1/2000 | Fellowship in Outcomes Research, Fellowship in Breast Radiation Oncology, The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center, Houston, TX, Luka Milas, MD Howard Thames, PhD, Program Directo |
1/1995-1/1999 | Residency, Radiation Oncology, The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center, Houston, TX, Patricia J. Eifel, MD, Program Director |
1/1994-1/1995 | Internship, Mayo Clinic and Graduate School of Medicine, Jacksonville, FL, Rochester, MN., Transitional Surgery and Medicine, Mayo Clinic and Graduate School of Medicine, Rochester, MN, Gary M Lee, MD, Program Director |
6/1993-6/1994 | Post-Doctoral Research Fellowship Award, Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center Fellowship in Cancer Cell Biology, The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Chapel Hill, NC, Stephen Haskill, PhD and Joel Tepper, MD - Directors |
Board Certifications
8/1999 | The American Board of Radiology, Recertification Date: 7/2012 |
Academic Appointments
Honors and Awards
2008-present | Top Doctor, Castly Connolly Medical Ltd. |
2007-2014 | America's Top Radiologists (Radiation Oncology), Consumer Research Council of America |
2007-2012 | Outstanding Health Professionals Worldwide, International Centre, Cambridge, England |
2005-2014 | Best Doctors In America, Best Doctors, Incorporated |
2005 | Luis Delclos Excellence in Teaching Award, The University of Texas M. D. Anderson Cancer Center |
1999 | Chairman, Quality of Education Committee (Chief Resident), The University of Texas M. D. Anderson Cancer Center |
1999 | National Research Service Award, The University of Texas M. D. Anderson Cancer Center |
1996 | Berlex Oncology Foundation Award |
1995 | American Medical Association/Glaxo Wellcome Residency Achievement Award, American Medical Association/Glaxo Wellcome |
1993 | Christopher C. Fordham III Leadership Award, Univ. of North Carolina, School of Medicine |
1993 | Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center Award, Univ. of North Carolina, School of Medicine |
1992 | Medical Foundation Board of Directors Merit Award, Univ. of North Carolina, School of Medicine |
1991 | Distinguished Medical Scholars Award, Univ. of North Carolina, School of Medicine |
1990 | Warwick Fellowship Award, Univ. of North Carolina School of Medicine, Great Britain National Public Health Service |
1989 | William B.D. MacNider Award, Univ. of North Carolina, School of Medicine |
1988 | Chancellor's Scholar Award, Univ. of North Carolina, School of Medicine |
1988 | Delta Omega Honor Society Award, Univ. of North Carolina, School of Public Health |
Selected Publications
Peer-Reviewed Original Research Articles | |
1. | Thaker NG, Hoffman KE, Stauder MC, Shaitelman SF, Strom EA, Tereffe W, Smith BD, Perkins GH, Huo L, Munsell MF, Pusztai L, Buchholz TA, Woodward WA. The 21-gene recurrence score complements IBTR! Estimates in early-stage, hormone receptor-positive, HER2-normal, lymph node-negative breast cancer. Springerplus. e-Pub 1/2015. PMID: 25674496. |
2. | Shaitelman SF, Buchholz TA, Hunt KK, Hortobagyi GN, Schlembach P, Arzu I, Bloom E, Chronowski G, Dvorak T, Grade E, Hoffman KE, Perkins GH, Reed V, Shah S, Stauder MC, Strom EA, Tereffe W, Woodward WA, Ensor J, Smith BD. Hypofractionated whole breast irradiation results in less acute toxicity and improved quality of life at six months compated to conventionally fractionated whole breast irradiation: results of a randomized Trial. Int J Radiat Oncol Biol Phys 90(5):1264, 12/2014. PMID: 25539386. |
3. | Hoffman KE, Niu J, Shen Y, Jiang J, Davis JW, Kim J, Kuban DA, Perkins GH, Shah JB, Smith GL, Volk RJ, Buchholz TA, Giordano SH, Smith BD. Physician variation in management of low-risk prostate cancer: a population-based cohort study. JAMA Intern Med 174(9):1450-9, 9/2014. e-Pub 7/2014. PMID: 25023650. |
4. | Yang J, Woodward WA, Reed VK, Strom EA, Perkins GH, Tereffe W, Buchholz TA, Zhang L, Balter P, Court LE, Li XA, Dong L. Statistical modeling approach to quantitative analysis of interobserver variability in breast contouring. Int J Radiat Oncol Biol Phys 89(1):214-221, 5/1/2014. e-Pub 3/7/2014. PMCID: PMC3997068. |
5. | Chandwani K, Perkins GH, Nagendra HR, Raghurham NV, Spelman Am, Nagarathna R, Johnson K, Fortier A, Banu A, Wie Q, Kirschbaum C, Haddad R, Morris S, Scheetz J, Chaoul A, Cohen L. A randomized, controlled trial of yoga in women with breast cancer undergoing radiotherapy. J Clin Oncol. e-Pub 3/2014. |
6. | MacDermed DM, Houtman KM, Thang SH, Allen PK, Caudle AS, Gainer SM, Hunt KK, Perkins GH, Shaitelman SF, Smith BD, Strom EA, Tereffe W, Woodward WA, Buchholz TA, Hoffman KE. Therapeutic radiation dose delivered to the low axilla during whole breast radiotherapy in the prone posistion: implications for targeting the undissected axilla. Pract Radiat Oncol 4(2):116-122, Mar-Apr, 3/2014. e-Pub 7/12/2013. PMID: 24890352. |
7. | Takiar V, Akay CL, Stauder MC, Tereffe W, Alvarez RH, Hoffman KE, Perkins GH, Strom EA, Buchholz TA, Ueno NT, Babiera G, Woodward WA. Predictors of durable no evidence of disease status in de novo metastatic inflammatory breast cancer patients treated with neoadjuvant chemotherapy and post-mastectomy radiation. Springerplus 3:166, 2014. e-Pub 3/2014. PMCID: PMC3977020. |
8. | Wang X, Zhang X, Li X, Amos RA, Shaitelman SF, Hoffman K, Howell R, Salehpour M, Zhang SX, Sun TL, Smith B, Tereffe W, Perkins GH, Buchholz TA, Strom EA, Woodward WA. Accelerated partial-breast irradiation using intensity-modulated proton radiotherapy: do uncertainties outweigh potential benefits? Br J Radiol 86(1029):20130176, 9/2013. e-Pub 5/31/2013. PMCID: PMC3755395. |
9. | Litton JK, Warneke CL, Hahn KM, Palla SL, Kuerer HM, Perkins GH, Mittendorf EA, Barnett C, Gonzalez-Angulo AM, Hortobágyi GN, Theriault RL. Case control study of women treated with chemotherapy for breast cancer during pregnancy as compared with nonpregnant patients with breast cancer. Oncologist 18(4):369-76, 2013. e-Pub 4/2013. PMCID: PMC3639522. |
10. | Pinnix C, Perkins GH, Strom EA, Tereffe W, Woodward W, Oh JL, Arriaga L, Munsell MF, Kelly P, Hoffman KE, Smith BD, Buchholz TA, Yu TK. Topical hyaluronic acid vs. standard of care for the prevention of radiation dermatitis after adjuvant radiotherapy for breast cancer: single-blind randomized phase III clinical trial. Int J Radiat Oncol Biol Phys 83(4):1089-94, 7/15/2012. e-Pub 12/14/2011. PMID: 22172912. |
11. | Kim MM, Kudchadker RJ, Kanke JE, Zhang S, Perkins GH. Bolus electron conformal therapy for the treatment of recurrent inflammatory breast cancer: a case report. Med Dosim 37(2):208-13, 2012. e-Pub 10/5/2011. PMID: 21978532. |
12. | Nagar H, Mittendorf EA, Strom EA, Perkins GH, Oh JL, Tereffe W, Woodward WA, Gonzalez-Angulo AM, Hunt KK, Buchholz TA, Yu TK. Local-Regional Recurrence With and Without Radiation Therapy after Neoadjuvant Chemotherapy and Mastectomy for Clinically Staged T3n0 Breast Cancer. Int J Radiat Oncol Biol Phys 81(3):782-7, 11/1/2011. e-Pub 8/30/2011. PMID: 21885207. |
13. | Wang X, Amos RA, Zhang X, Taddei PJ, Woodward WA, Hoffman KE, Yu TK, Tereffe W, Oh J, Perkins GH, Salehpour M, Zhang SX, Sun TL, Gillin M, Buchholz TA, Strom EA. External-Beam Accelerated Partial Breast Irradiation Using Multiple Proton Beam Configurations. Int J Radiat Oncol Biol Phys 80(5):1464-1472, 8/1/2011. e-Pub 8/12/2010. PMCID: PMC3249354. |
14. | Reddy JP, Levy L, Oh JL, Strom EA, Perkins GH, Buchholz TA, Woodward WA. Long-Term Outcomes in Patients with Isolated Supraclavicular Nodal Recurrence After Mastectomy and Doxorubicin-Based Chemotherapy for Breast Cancer. Int J Radiat Oncol Biol Phys 80(5):1453-1457, 8/1/2011. e-Pub 12/16/2010. PMID: 21168284. |
15. | Albert JM, Buzdar AU, Guzman R, Allen PK, Strom EA, Perkins GH, Woodward WA, Hoffman KE, Tereffe W, Hunt KK, Buchholz TA, Oh JL. Prospective randomized trial of 5-fluorouracil, doxorubicin, and cyclophosphamide (FAC) versus paclitaxel and FAC (TFAC) in patients with operable breast cancer: impact of taxane chemotherapy on locoregional control. Breast Cancer Res Treat 128(2):421-7, 7/2011. e-Pub 5/8/2011. PMID: 21553292. |
16. | Downs-Kelly E, Bell D, Perkins GH, Sneige N, Middleton LP. Clinical Implications of Margin INvolvement by Pleomorphic Lobular Carcinoma In Situ. Arch Pathol Lab Med 135(6):737-743, 6/2011. PMID: 21631266. |
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Product How-to: Sophisticated tools accelerate SDR exploration
Software-defined radio (SDR) is an increasingly viable and important communications system. In principle, it allows a single hardware design to support communications across a variety of formats, protocols, and frequencies, including GSM base stations, LTE base stations, MIMO designs, and more.
A basic SDR architecture looks relatively simple, at least "on paper", just digitize the amplified RF signal directly, without the need for down conversion and a local oscillator, or any hardware-driven tuning, and then process the digitized results using various algorithms. However, for hardware and software engineers who want to investigate its potential, evaluate its suitability, and even develop products for their application, there's been a challenge: getting all the hardware and software pieces in place and ready is difficult and frustrating. The demands on the components of the analog signal chain are quite stringent in terms of bandwidth, dynamic range, number of bits, and other performance parameters.
The ability to provide the SDR platform has been complicated by need for overlapping discrete channels in the analog front end (AFE) to support coverage across the very wide RF spectrum of interest, which can span from around 100 MHz to several GHz. As a result, the component cost in board space, number of devices, power dissipation, and dollars for a wideband SDR implementation can outweigh any potential SDR benefits. Further, without adequate tools and support, even having that basic development hardware and software is insufficient.
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These were the issues Ettus Research™, an established leader in SDR for over a decade, faced when they embarked on the design of their Universal Software Radio Peripheral (USRP™), a fully integrated, direct-conversion transceiver which can be configured for multiple formats, protocols, and frequencies. Their goal was to produce an efficient, cost-effective, easy-to-use device for a low-cost market.
They also wanted to support MIMO (Multiple Input/Multiple Output), an advanced technique which is getting increasing attention as a path to increased performance, higher data rates, and lower bit error rates. Their primary hardware challenge was meeting the front-end requirements in a single, wideband, high-performance signal chain, since using spectrum-overlapping AFE channels in parallel would have been too complex and costly.
Fortunately, Ettus's need coincided with the availability of an RF IC which is specifically tailored for this SDR required, the AD9361 RF Agile Transceiver from Analog Devices. This 10 mm × 10 mm device with dual independent channels, Figure 1, has user-tunable RF bandwidth from 200 kHz to 56 MHz, and 12-bit resolution, along with other features and performance which are needed to build a signal chain spanning 70 MHz to 6 GHz. Using this component reduced the entire AFE into a single, relatively simple circuit.
Figure 1: The AD9361 from Analog Devices is optimized for the user-tunable wideband, low noise needs of a flexible SDR design.
The final SDR design resulted in two closely related products. The basic B200 1×1 channel and B210 2×2 channel (for MIMO applications) USRP platforms, Figure 2, are easy-to-use and supported by a robust software ecosystem, designed with a comprehensive C++ API.
Figure 2: B200 1×1 channel USRP platform with Spartan6 FPGA for data processing, along with a SuperSpeed USB 3.0 port for connectivity; a fully integrated, single-board, Universal Software Radio Peripheral with continuous frequency coverage from 70 MHz – 6 GHz.
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I've been at the company just a few months, but I'm convinced it was a the best decision. The people are so friendly, very smart, and we have great team-work.
We are outgrowing out space due to so many new hires :-) I guess that is a good thing as well.
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Consider an employee recognition awards and program.
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"Self Motivation heaven "
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I have been working at A10 Networks full-time (More than a year)
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This company will be an ideal or workaholic heaven. The opportunities are endless, engineers are encourage to learn and progress as fast as possible. The engineers are extremely talented. Most major bugs can be resolve in days. The company is transparent and have flat culture, where even new hires can read what upper management day-to-day tasks are.
Probably like most companies, some of the extremely talented people are pulling most of the weight of the company. No work-life balance. Work for MOST people are 10 hours minimum 6 days a week.
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Fire the dead weight, it's causing moral issue for the people that are doing most of the work.
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Giada Announces Fanless F101 Powered by the Intel Atom N2600
Giada announces the F101 Mini PC.
Powered by the Intel Cedar Trail N2600 processor, the F101 utilizes a mere 14W to help it stay cool while maintaining silent operation. Equipped with 320GB of storage (expandable up to 1TB), it comes with 4GB of DDR3 RAM. Intel GMA HD 3600 graphics help tackle intensive visual content, including 1080p HD videos.
Processor | Intel Cedar Trail N2600 Series |
Chipset | Intel NM10 Express |
GPU | Intel GMA HD 3600 |
Memory | 2G DDR3-800 (1 x SO-DIMM slot, Max.4G) |
Storage | 320G 2.5-inch HDD (Optional Intel mSATA SSD) |
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An honest account of a sailing tradgedy that, before it struck, looked a lot like many days I have sailed. RIP to the sailors lost.
As time goes by I'm beginning to feel more and more strongly about carrying my own MOB safety equipment (including a waterproof VHF)
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. I seriously doubt that the 5 souls lost were dead when they hit the water. More likely they drowned for lack of ablity to be found.
A VHF would have allowed a MOB to steer the helocopter or other boats to them, and a dye marker would have helped immensely as well. For night use a strobe is apparently impossible to miss with night vision.
I have a sauna on my boat, therefore I win.
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"Every person on this earth has a bright light inside of them. Sometimes it shines easily to those of us on the outside, and other times it's entirely hidden. It's our job to look for the light when we meet people…to seek the brightness, and once we find it, nurture it and feed it and help it get brighter and brighter."
A friend recently shared this perspective in a conversation about the principles that guide our lives. Her kids go to Quaker school (commonly known as the "friends schools"), and this is one of the school's core teaching philosophies. In short, it's the belief that education is about drawing things out of people, not just putting things into them. Read more


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COD 4 hacked, worries for Modern Warfare 3?
Hackers have been getting lots of media coverage lately, today we have news from a report by PlanetXbox which shows how the original Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare game is now being severely hacked.
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Why you ask so many? Who know what the future will hold hedging my bets a little.
This is a discussion on Which non resident CCW permits do you have? within the Concealed Carry Issues & Discussions forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; New Hampshire ! 20 $ you cant beat that with a stick. Also Short turn around....
New Hampshire ! 20 $ you cant beat that with a stick. Also Short turn around.
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Why you ask so many? Who know what the future will hold hedging my bets a little.
Currently have only North Carolina
"Without fear there can be no Courage!"
My home state is PA, and I have a UT non-res. That gets me recognition in two more states than FL would have (WA and MN) and was cheaper to get, cheaper to renew.
Florida is recognized in two states where my PA and UT are not (KS and recently-added SC), but only if you're a FL resident.
Clinging to guns and God in PA...
FL., UT., PA., CT., N.H., & ME. I also have my home state of MO.
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When I lived in Oregon I had an Oregon permit. I have lost a lot of things in Oregon and don't wish to lose any more. One of which is money for the non res permit. I know it is not difficult to get but I don't go there often enough any more to warent spending the money. It is a hastle to have to lock my gun in the trunk when I cut accross the N.E. corner on my way to Utah but I just deal with it. I have taken the long Scenic route through Spokane a couple of times. But since I have retired I also don't go there anymore. Nope Washington Permit is all I need. If Family in Oregon wishes to see me it is there turn to spend the money and come up here.
My home state of Mass. (confusion) and Ct. don't need one to visit family in Vt.
While people are saying "Peace and safety," destruction will come on them suddenly, ... and they will not escape. 1Th 5:3
only a Utah non-res... as a MD resident i'm basicly out of luck in all the states that don't accept non-resident permits.
"An armed society is a polite society" - Robert A. Heinlein
Pennsylvania, New Hampshire, and Maine.
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AZ and FL.
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Home state: Arkansas, I also have: connecticut, new hampshire, pa, I think thats all of them. I don't know off hand without looking.
Luke 22:36 Jesus says that if his disciples do not have a sword, they should sell their cloak and buy a sword.
I have a Texas CCW. I believe that it is good in 28 States.
Y'all be safe now, ya hear!
Virginia resident and New Hampshire non-resident. Gives me most of the south. Pretty much all I need.
Forgot Nassau County where I live, I am starting next week for waiver to carry in NYC. I know NYC is tough but I also work for my uncle as a Private Investigator. PI's can enguage in armed security work. So app is going in next week after I get back by armed security guard license from Albany.
The NH in that case only gives you Wyoming, North Dakota, Alabama and Georgia. I'm thinking about it but I'm not sure if it's worth getting NH rather than just going for FL to get the option of NV tacked on there.
I suppose it's just a matter of how much hassle you are willing to put up with.


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This number is added to the total number of dives logged in Diveboard (public+private) for the stat "Total number of dives". - Dives published:141
- Total dives count:186
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50.6m in Jervis Bay, Australia - Longest Dive:
80 min in Merrimbula, New South Wales, Australia - Pictures in logbook:24
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2010-10-09 Australia Bass Point
The GutterMurky dive, but good to be back in the water. No cuttles, which was a shame but I found an empty cray shell and there was a little occy. All in all I wasn't as bad as it could've been 2.5 years since my last dive
2011-08-09 Australia Townsville
Ss YongalaGood dive with the vis down a little from the first first dive but with an additional nudi, maybe a Spanish dancer. It was pretty big and the right shape, but I didn't get a torch on it to see if it went the right colour. Went to find the bullsharks but didn't find them.
2010-10-23 Australia Bass Point
The Gravel LoaderGood dive with some nice cuttlefish, the usual big globe fish, occys, and old wives. The highlight of the dive was finding a sheet of metal that was covered with cuttlefish eggs. Plenty of little cuttlefish as well.
2010-10-09 Australia Bass Point
The Gravel LoaderNot too bad, still a bit murky. Again, no cuttlefish. A pair of occys fighting over a pipe. A good school of yellowtail keeping in tight around the pylons and a lot of globe fish. Came up at the chain and swam back to the ramp.
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All of the recent talk about privileged documents has been about the importance of clawback agreements. While important, it is more important to not produce privileged documents in the first place. How to avoid the inadvertent production of privileged documents in the eDiscovery context is the subject of this article.
Pre Document Review Phase It is sometimes known at the time that documents are received from the client that they are privileged. Keep these documents separate from the rest of the collection. Save them in their own "Privileged Documents" folder on the network. When forwarding them to a paralegal or litigation support professional for processing and importing into a document review database do so in an email that does not contain any non-privileged documents. Include instructions that these documents need to be tagged as privileged and\or placed in a privileged group or folder in the review database. Once the documents are in the review database confirm for yourself that they were tagged and foldered appropriately. Enter a note in your calendar as a reminder to do this.
Document Review Phase Most of the time client documents have not been pre-identified as privileged. That means that privileged documents need to be identified during the document review process. To assist in this determination documents can be flagged as potentially privileged before the review begins. These flags will alert the reviewer that a document may be privileged. The first step is usually to create a list of privileged search terms. This list is then searched against the database. The results can be tagged as "Potentially Privileged" and reviewed separately from the rest of the population. The tags can be changed as the documents are being reviewed.
Further, some review tools allow you to highlight the search hits in the document viewer. The reviewer can scan the document for the highlighted word or words and more quickly and accurately determine whether it should be tagged as privileged. Applying one or more of these techniques will make it less likely that a privileged document will be missed during the review process.
Production Phase Steps can also be taken during document productions to prevent the inadvertent release of privileged documents. Some review tools allow you to apply production restrictions to a database. You can apply these restrictions to documents tagged as privileged. If you then try to include a privileged document in your production you will receive a warning.
Also, never, never, never use the same Bates numbering scheme for privileged documents that you are using for production documents. Instead, use a different Bates numbering convention. Obvious ones are those that have a prefix of "PRIV" or "PRIVILEGED". This number needs to be branded onto the images of the privileged documents so that if they are printed to paper or exported from the database it will appear on the document. Assigning a privileged Bates numbering scheme to privileged documents will make it obvious to everyone that the documents are privileged.
Further, do not enter the beginning and ending privileged Bates numbers into the same fields as the production Bates numbers. Instead, create two new fields called something in the nature of BegPriv and EndPriv and populate these fields with the beginning and ending privileged numbers. The empty production Bates number fields and the populated Privileged Bates number fields will provide visual clues that the documents were not produced and are privileged. Also, the privileged documents are less likely to appear in searches that are predicated at least in part on documents having a value in the production Bates number fields.
Documents that are redacted for privilege reasons are a special case. The production, not privileged, Bates numbering scheme can be used and these numbers can populate the beginning and ending production Bates number fields. These values should also be copied into the BegPriv and EndPriv fields. Not only will this indicate that the documents were redacted for privileged reasons but it will be easier to include them in a privileged log as all of the Bates numbers are in the same fields.
Post Production Phase After a document production there are various ways to segregate the privileged documents from the rest of the population and prevent them from being inadvertently released. One common approach is to move them into a separate database. While effective, it can be costly. The client may be charged for this second database. Also, even if the cost to the client is small there is additional administrative overhead to creating a second database that the hosting party may not want to incur.
There are effective ways to isolate and protect privileged documents while keeping them in the same database as the rest of the collection. You can prevent the documents from coming up in searches of the database by not including them in the general search index. If the documents do not appear in searches there is less of a chance that they will be inadvertently released to the wrong parties. If the privileged documents need to be searched, you can create a separate index that includes all of the documents in the database and name it "Includes Privileged Documents".
Measures can also be taken to protect against the inadvertent removal of privilege tags . The privileged tags can be copied to a second read-only field named "Privileged" or "Privileged Lock". The read-only property will not allow the user to remove the privilege designation from the field. This second field will retain the privilege designation even if it is later removed from the original field.
Clawback agreements should be executed as part of your litigation strategy. The more important strategy, however, is to prevent the release of privilege documents in the first place. Applying the above suggestions should help accomplish this.
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