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Making a difference is cool. But it doesn't always have to involve wielding a picket sign, joining a flash mob, or living out of a cardboard box in lower Manhattan. After all, most of us have jobs where they're real sticklers about people actually showing up. Plus, there are social networks to update, sports to play, and roughly nine million amazing shows unfolding simultaneously on premium cable. Also, there are these things called kids. With all of that going on, there's hardly time to hork down a burrito, let alone change the world. But maybe horking down a burrito could change the world. Not, like, the whole world. Just the part that says convenient food can't be good.
When did frozen food stop having food as an ingredient? Nowadays, most packaging in the frozen food section reads like the periodic table of elements. That might be okay if we were all a bunch of science wizards. But the last time we checked, chemistry teachers were still grading on a curve. Food should make up the majority of what you're eating – stuff like antibiotic-free meat, vegetables, spices and whole grains. The kind of food your grandparents grew right in their own backyard. We're pretty sure they didn't raise modified chicken powder or plant rows of partially hydrogenated soybeans. When you pick up our bean, rice and cheddar burrito, it will actually have beans, rice and cheddar inside. That's the least we can do.
Our ingredients are pretty amazing. That's because we hired a woman named Heather who does nothing but seek out the best farmers all over the world. Seriously. It might be her favorite hobby. Thanks to her, we get our eggs from a farm where the chickens are happy and cage-free. And our beef and pork come from the best cattle ranchers in the country. In fact, some of them still ranch the old-fashioned way, by driving their herds on horseback high into the mountains to graze naturally. Even our hogs are allowed to roam in open spaces. That sounds a lot better than living in a cramped dorm room with a garage sale mini-fridge.
Some people think they're the world's best tasting green chiles. That's why they're the only ones we use in our egg & green chile burrito. Authentic Hatch chiles. They're grown in Hatch, New Mexico – a small town where the population is that of an average American high school, and the soil and weather conditions just happen to be perfect for growing, you guessed it, green chiles. Once they're lightly roasted to unleash a deep, smoky flavor, they turn into something absolutely magical. Be careful though. The same "some people" who think they're the world's best also think they're pretty addictive.
Freezing used to be a way to miraculously preserve perishable foods. It still is. But somewhere along the way, frozen food got a bad name. Maybe it's because we started to freeze everything, like batteries, panty hose and disturbingly symmetrical "Salisbury steaks." Well, we think freezing is still pretty amazing. So, we're making it cool again by freezing fresh, simple ingredients in order for busy people to eat better, healthier food whenever they want. Oh, if you're wondering who the old guy is up above, that's Bredo Morstoel. He's been frozen solid in a shed outside Nederland, Colorado since about 1993. And we're pretty sure he's gonna be awesome when he thaws out. Bredo. Burrito. Coincidence? We think not.
For decades this little box was a godsend, heating up our food in a matter of seconds. Then some hot shot trying to make a name for himself installed a wood fired oven in his restaurant and set us back a million years. Today, it's not enough to heat up food. Fire has to scorch the bottom of it in order for people to believe it's good. Sure, fire is great if you're at the Renaissance Festival tossing back your third giant turkey leg. But no one is going to use fire to heat up a quick meal. "Oh, sorry Bob. I can't make the 1 o'clock meeting. I can't leave my fire unattended." The microwave is still the fastest way to cook food. And if you put something good inside of it, chances are whatever comes out will be good, too. Just a lot warmer.
If you're like us, there's this thing that happens when you watch movies about super-villains with subterranean lairs. When they show all the minions, in matching jumpsuits, outfitting submarines in sea caves, or activating the retractable volcano roof, you don't think, "they must be stopped." It's more, "that looks kind of awesome." There's nothing wrong with you. It's just more fun to subvert things than it is to play by the rules. Especially when what you're subverting is a food system that believes convenience and quality are mutually exclusive.
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Truffles may grow on the damp forest floor in some pretty hard-to-see places, but our supplier knows the trick to finding the perfect cooking truffles that are hidden away in the European countryside. Olfactory-gifted dogs. A pack of highly trained, scent-tracking dogs sniff out these delicate and rare treasures and, luckily for us, aren't at all interested in eating them. It's an old tradition we think is pretty cool. But quite honestly, we wouldn't care if a bunch of hamsters sniffed them out of the woods. Whatever it takes. They're just that delicious.
With most things in life, there's a hard and fast rule: nothing worthwhile comes easy. So "making it happen" generally translates to working your ass off. But if you overturn the status quo, life can get wonderfully weird in a hurry. When mouthwatering amalgams of thoughtfully sourced chicken and beef, organic beans, vegetables, and authentic, flavorful sauces can emerge from a garden-variety microwave oven, who's to say what's what? Up is down. Down is up. Frozen food is forward thinking. And good is EVOL.


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YIELD: Serves 6
- 3 pounds sweet potatoes
- 2 tablespoons fine-quality balsamic vinegar
- 1/2 teaspoon ground cinnamon
- 1/4 cup nonfat sour cream
Preheat oven to 425°F.
With a fork prick sweet potatoes in several places and on a baking sheet bake in middle of oven until very tender, about 1 1/4 hours. When potatoes are cool enough to handle, remove skins and discard. In a food processor blend potatoes with vinegar and 1/4 teaspoon cinnamon until smooth. Transfer potatoes to a bowl and stir in sour cream until combined well. Season potatoes with salt and pepper. Sweet potatoes may be made 1 day ahead and chilled, covered. Reheat sweet potatoes, covered, in a 350°F. oven about 30 minutes.
Serve sweet potatoes sprinkled with remaining 1/4 teaspoon cinnamon.
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- Calories219
- Carbohydrates47 g (16%)
- Fat2 g (3%)
- Protein4 g (8%)
- Saturated Fat1 g (6%)
- Sodium130 mg (5%)
- Polyunsaturated Fat0 g
- Fiber7 g (28%)
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Gluten-Free Rocky Road Candy
Rocky Road Candy is one of my favorite sweets. Since it uses only a few ingredients and doesn't take a lot of kitchen equipment, it's also easy to make gluten-free rocky road candy without a lot of extra trouble.
Different kinds of chocolate may be used, like chocolate chips – semisweet or milk chocolate flavor — or Hershey's milk chocolate bars or even a lower-sugar cacao bar, if you like. Just be sure that the chocolate is gluten-free. (You can check my pantry list for some gluten-free brands.) For this easy gluten-free recipe post I used Hershey's milk chocolate chips.
Gluten-Free Vanilla Pudding with Layers of Strawberries Is Sure to Excite Your Taste Buds!
When I have fresh, juicy strawberries, I like a simple, gluten-free vanilla pudding to accompany them.
The pudding is a traditional dish made with milk, cornstarch and egg that is so easy to stir together on the stovetop.
Gluten-Free Chicken Paprikash
I have liked the flavors of Chicken Paprikash since I first moved to Illinois in my early twenties. After the stress of being transplanted from Texas to Illinois, and worse yet, leaving behind the wonderful Mexican food that was everywhere to be found in Texas, the first restaurant in Illinois where we ate had a delightful dish of Chicken Paprikash on their menu.
The unfamiliar name intrigued me, and I quickly discovered the flavor was wonderful!
It wasn't gluten-free then – I didn't know that was a problem for me anyway — but with so many options for gluten-free pasta available now, I can easily make this for dinner anytime.
This version of Gluten-Free Chicken Paprikash may not be exactly like the original dish I enjoyed years ago, but it is flavorful and easy to make. And my husband even likes it!


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I have a regular Clarisonic and I have a Mia however I am rethinking both of those brushes for a new one.
The new Clarisonic Mia Sonic Skin Cleansing System New York City one.
I'm a New Yorker therefore I need a New York City Mia right?
Clarisonic's travel-friendly skincare brush gets a make over with a skyline of New York City printed on it.
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Imma say New Yorkers are going to want to toss their plain old Mia for this one.
Available now, exclusively, for a limited time at Sephora.com
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I always find it intriguing when a website is created for a show that hasn't even premiered yet. I can see fansites being created for past and present shows, as there is material out there to gather necessary information. However, a fansite for a show that isn't even appearing for two months?
Case in point is Craig Byrne's new site, 9th Wonders, which is dedicated to the new NBC fall series Heroes. Slickly produced (the main page looks like a comic book straight from the 1960's). the site features interviews with the creator and director of the series as well as the actors who will portray the unknowing heroes. Also featured is prop artwork created for the show by comic book artist Tim Sale.
There is also a link to discussion boards where topics range from episode one previews, discussions on spoilers, and panels about superheroes in the media in general. As the premiere days draws ever closer (September 25th at 9:00 PM) I'm sure there will be more information added to the site.
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Jennifer Lopez Flashes Abs in Sparkly Gold Look
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Jennifer Lopez dazzled in a gold sequined Temperley London cropped jacket (worn as a top) that revealed her toned tummy, plus coordinating metallic harem-style pants on the set of American Idol Wednesday.
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The 42-year-old mom-of-twins accessorized the head-turning outfit with glittering heels, a chunky gold necklace and matching bracelet.
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Last week on the show J.Lo wowed the audience when she hit the stage in a skin-tight silver Herve Leger by Max Azria bandage dress with sexy side cut-outs.
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Effects of recent Google algorithm changes and their impact on local.
The industry is abuzz once again with the now commonplace Google algorithm changes. If my inbox is any indication, carpetbaggers (shady opportunists) claiming to return web page ranking to sites that were penalized in the recent algorithm shifts are flooding the market. While I could spend hours discussing how having high-quality fresh content, "real" natural backlinks, and correct website architecture are the foundational elements of an SEO program, I'll let the other ClickZ SEO experts analyze and advise on these topics.
Instead, I want to explore the recent shifts as they relate to local Place Page listings and local search websites.
While backlinks are the "currency" of SEO, citations are the currency for local listing optimization. Unlike backlinks that use a URL, citations link web content to business listings and Place Pages through name, address, and phone (NAP). Google's recent shifts were targeted at sites that had "thin" content and/or poor quality external links or backlinks. As a result, business listings and Place Pages don't seem to have been impacted much by the Penguin update. We have observed some minor shifts in listing position for business websites that were downgraded via the algorithm updates if their site was a strong citation to their business listing and Place Page. So luckily marketers looking to improve listing business and Place Page position can continue to optimize based on traditional methods. (More on business listing optimization can be found here.) But there were some interesting, and unintended, consequences of the algorithm update.
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So how did local search sites' positions fare? It would appear that Internet Yellow Pages (IYP) sites and other local search sites may have actually benefited from the algorithm shifts. In a non-scientific review of over 100 local queries over five days, I observed an overweight of directory listings vs. local business websites compared to a sampling I had made last fall. In fact, a number of business listing aggregator sites or sites that are only designed to simply refer traffic to other directories, including IYPs, are now prevalent once again in the search results. This is incredibility interesting considering the fact that Google was trying to downgrade the position of "thin" content websites.
Example: "Plumbers Danbury":
Five of the seven organic link positions are now once again dominated by IYPs or listings aggregators. I repeated the exercise over a number of geographies and category/keywords with similar results.
In all examples, the position shifts have come at the expense of local businesses' websites. So one has to question, was the Penguin update a step backward for local businesses?
One other interesting observation from the exercise is there appears to be an increased appearance of Facebook Place Pages for local businesses indexing into Google search results.
What is interesting about this observation is the fact that Facebook Place Pages have virtually no content beyond the business' NAP. So again, the fact that these web pages have no content beyond listing information leads me to believe that Google's most recent shifts are perplexing in light of its stated objectives.
Each Action Has An Equal and Opposite Reaction
Google's Penguin update appears to be a step backward in assisting consumers to quickly find information about local businesses (both SMBs and locations of national brands) when conducting geo-explicit queries. As Google sought to re-index sites that flagrantly violated its Webmaster Guidelines, it has affected the usability for its local searchers.
So What's An Advertiser to Do?
Usually at this point in the column I offer advice on tactics to help advertisers, both large and small, and address the topic at hand. In the case of these recent shifts, I propose advertisers monitor their positions for now and take a wait-and-see approach. The local search space is vital to Google's success and future growth. As Google shifts its strategy to more semantically-based search algorithms, I am sure we will see many anomalies that it will quickly revise. So give it a month; if it hasn't changed, I'll be refreshing my old column on directory advertising optimization.
Gregg Stewart is founder and president of 15miles, a full-service marketing agency and consultancy, specializing in digital solutions, headquartered in Connecticut. 15miles supports businesses and agencies of all sizes. With more than 20 years of experience, Stewart applies his successful tenured career in interactive advertising and local search to the ongoing development of digital and mobile solutions for his clients' online-marketing campaigns. Through his strategic counsel, national and local brands become better equipped to target and reach niche consumers for increased leads and sales. In addition to his ClickZ columns, additional columns can be found in the Search Engine Watch archive. In 2013, Stewart was recognized with the ClickZ Hall of Fame award.
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Looney Tunes, Merrie Melodies, Happy Harmonies… and it all came down to this: Sir Gee Whiz On The Other Side Of The Moon. Needless to say, the latter years of Hugh Harman and Rudolf Ising were rough.
Breaking away from Disney (and Charles Mintz) in 1930, they struck gold by hooking up with Leon Schlesinger and establishing the Looney Tunes and Merrie Melodies for Warner Bros. In an effort to upgrade their product and compete with Disney, the duo left producer Leon Schlesinger in 1933 and, after sub-contracting a few Cubby Bear cartoons for Van Beuren, accepted an offer to provide Happy Harmonies color cartoons for MGM. It was their work at MGM that ultimately laid the foundation for the later success of Hanna and Barbera and Tom & Jerry.
Hugh and Rudy gave it up to support the effort during World War II, creating instructional animated films for the Armed Services. They spent the rest of their careers creating educational, industrial and commercial films, never achieving the public fame they once enjoyed during the 1930s. Not that they didn't try. One of their efforts, long thought lost, was this 1960 pilot for Sir Gee Whiz.
Limited animation was not something Harman and Ising could grasp easily. This short shows just how badly Hugh and Rudy didn't get it. The problems start with the premise: A little old gnome who who knocks out adults and takes little girls to his home — on the moon. Because it concerns the moon, the whole show has an unpleasant, dark, look. Rudy Ising's vocal as Sir Gee Whiz sounds scary – like a perverted old uncle. And then there are characters like "Senor Ropo" (pictured, above right) and the "Terrible Kinker"…
Enough talk! Check out Sir Gee Whiz On The Other Side Of The Moon this week on Cartoon Dump, now up at CartoonBrewFilms.com. And if you think this is a hoot, come see Cartoon Dump Live next week, on Tuesday (Oct. 23rd) at the Steve Allen Theatre in Hollywood!


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6/07/07 Ed Oakley's political attacks on Tom Leppert
Looks like Ed Oakley finally picked on a Tiger who will hold him accountable for his misrepresented attack ads.
I have been rather impressed how Tom Leppert has utilized mass media to effectively boomerang a credibility factor back into Ed Oakley's lap.
Tom Leppert's support from many noted religious ministers from Dallas' southern sector along with noted endorsements of Hispanic leaders such as Adelfa Callejo, Jesse Diaz and Joe Alcantar further hampers Ed Oakley's ability to seek his anticipated win with a big majority of Dallas' Hispanic and Black voters.
Still, today's endorsement of Tom Leppert by Oakley's council colleague has Ed Oakley is sucking eggs tonight. Don Hill's endorsement of Leppert practically seals loser status for Ed Oakley.
The declining issue of the gay factor being in play in Dallas' elections better serves the democratic process, that is good. However, when gay political organizations such as the Stonewall Democrat Organization spearheads Dallas' mayoral non-partisan election into an ill served partisan process, the endorsement of Tom Leppert by those Black religious ministers is certain to become even more significant.
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Until last Thursday, the investigation into Solyndra had been coming only from the legislative branch of the federal government. In February, House Energy and Commerce Committee Chairman Fred Upton (R-Michigan ) opened a probe into a $535-million loan guarantee awarded to the maker of innovative solar panels by the Obama Department of Energy. That loan followed multiple visits to the White House by Solyndra officers and by George Kaiser, a Tulsa, Oklahoma billionaire and Obama fundraiser. Late in August Solyndra announced it would declare bankruptcy.
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... and Santa brought OpenSolaris
I've been trying to install OpenSolaris since 2006, with no luck. At that time, probably, there were some blocking bugs of the installer when working in a MacBook Pro; furthermore network drivers were only available for 64 bits (and I only got a first generation MacBook Pro). About one year ago I bought a 64-bit MacBook Pro and probably the bugs had been fixed by that time, but I filled my 500GiB disk (I like to keep all my digital photos with me and I don't trust external drives) and had to give up with the extra partition for Solaris. Also, the Solaris installer worried me a bit as I always fear to erroneously scratch all the partitions (partly because I'm really not accustomed with the way Solaris designates disks).
This morning I got, at last, a 640GiB drive :-) Yes, there are also 750GiB and 1TiB available, but they don't fit in the standard thickness and can't be mounted on a MacBook Pro. Also feeling safer as I can work with a brand new disk I have been able to install OpenSolaris for the first time, in a partition co-existing with all my other operating systems. Yahoo! (not that one). Now I'm installing NetBeans and Mercurial, as I'm eager to try for the first time blueMarine and forceTen on OpenSolaris.
PS Of course, I'm blogging from the OpenSolaris installation.
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by bleonard - 2009-12-22 10:14
Hey Fabrizio,
This is great news. We are interested in making OpenSolaris a premier developer platform. Please share you experiences on what works and more importantly, what needs to improve.
by lstroud - 2009-12-20 09:37Out of curiosity, why not just put open solaris in a vm?
For many reasons. For
by fabriziogiudici - 2009-12-21 06:06
For many reasons. For instance, because of performance tests. With a VM, you can't guess that the performance are the same as on the real thing, for sure for what concerns the operating system. But I also want to evaluate the use of OpenSolaris in place of Linux as a development environment (the advantage is ZFS). Of course OpenSolaris has a driver issue (e.g. so far I was unable to have it seeing the WiFi connection, I don't know how power saving performs, etc). These are things that can't be evaluated in a VM.
In any case, now that I have more room on the disk for VM images, I'll use VirtualBox too. I see the two things as complementary: if you' re running Mac OS X and would like to quickly try a thing with OpenSolaris, use the VM. If you want to run performance tests etc... use the real thing.
PS And in any case... would you mind telling your friends you have a SEXTUPLE boot in your laptop? ;-)
Which drive?
by mmellinger66 - 2009-12-19 17:08Which drive did you install in your Mac? Can you post a NewEgg or Amazon link?
Let me finish the conversion
by fabriziogiudici - 2009-12-20 04:04
Let me finish the conversion (in the meantime, I made a mistake and corrupted the OpenSolaris partition, that I had to reinstall) and then I'll blog all the details. Safely transferring several hundreds of gigabytes of data is taking a long time, and I'm not sure I'll be able to finish for this weekend.


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A soldier takes up position in front of a large screen at the Victory Monument in Bangkok � Damir Sagolj / Reuters
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Police collect evidence near body of Farzana Iqbal, killed by family members, at site near Lahore High Court building in Lahore � Stringer Pakistan / Reuters
Children play football in front of an abandoned train compartment next to a railway track in Dhaka � Andrew Biraj / Reuters
Israeli border policemen detain a member of media during clashes at protest in Jerusalem's Old City � Ammar Awad / Reuters
A Ukrainian helicopter Mi-24 gunship fires its cannons against rebels at the main terminal building of Donetsk international airport � Yannis Behrakis / Reuters
Gao Bingguo is covered with bees during an attempt to break the Guinness World Record for being covered by the largest number of bees, in Taian � China Stringer Network / Reut
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A Cinelli with a Racing History
CINELLI ONLY reader Norm writes in with his story 1969/1970 Cinelli and its restoration, serial number 6809:
"I acquired this 1969/1970 Cinelli SC from the second owner in 2006. He bought it used in 1973 from Doug Dale, the original owner who bought it in 1969 or 1970 from Kopp's Cycles in Princeton, N. J. It had seen 36 years of hard use and neglect and was seriously rusty but it had most of its original parts and the price was right so I bought it hoping it could be saved.
It came with a Campagnolo Nuovo Record drive train, 36 hole low flange Record hubs, Nitor seat post, Unicanitor plastic saddle ( no leather ), Cinelli stem with 7 mm expander bolt and 12mm hex head binder, Giro D'Italia bars, and a Universal Model 61 brakeset. Supposedly the only non original part was the Pat 73 NR rear derailleur which replaced a Record steel derailleur as original.
I finally got to meet Doug Dale at this year's Longsjo race. There was a reunion of past champions and a public ride with the 70's Raleigh team. I signed up for the public ride and brought the Cinelli. Doug was a racer in the Philadelphia/New Jersey area as a college student in the mid 1960's when he became involved with Fritz Kuhn of Kopp's Cycles in Princeton, N. J. He described Fritz as a mentor. He got this bike through Fritz in 1969 or 70. He confirmed that it came from the factory as a complete bike and that I did indeed have the original components except for the steel Record derailleur which had been replaced by NR in 1973. He also talked about a few of the races he did with this bike and how he placed. Given this partial history I guess he was pretty good.
1970 1st Fitchburg Longsjo
1971 3rd Quebec to Montreal
1972 3rd US Nationals
1972 Olympic trials
Here is a clip from a note Doug sent me after the ride:
Dear Norm,
Thank you so much for making the effort to make that wonderfully restored bike part of the celebration. It was a moving experience for me to see it reincarnated to full majesty and in race readiness.... Howie ( John Howard ) was telling me about his collection too. But, I doubt his bikes could rival your Cinelli for total restoration which was darn near perfect. Again, thank you for resurrecting my speedy beast.
Doug Dale
The bike was refinished in February, 2007, by Bicycle Specialties (Mike Barry ) of Toronto, Canada; Mike Barry's painter at the time was Noah Rosen who is continuing the business as Velocolour. The parts which were replaced: rear derailleur, stem, front caliper, brake levers, pedals, clips, straps, wheels and freewheel."
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Oligodeoxyribonucleotide probe accessibility on a three-dimensional DNA microarray surface and the effect of hybridization time on the accuracy of expression ratios
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BMC Biotechnology 2003, 3:6 doi:10.1186/1472-6750-3-6Published: 11 June 2003
DNA microarrays are now routinely used to monitor the transcript levels of thousands of genes simultaneously. However, the array fabrication method, hybridization conditions, and oligodeoxyribonucleotide probe length can impact the performance of a DNA microarray platform.
We demonstrate solution-phase hybridization behavior of probe:target interactions by showing a strong correlation between the effect of mismatches in probes attached to a three dimensional matrix of a microarray and solution-based, thermodynamic duplex melting studies. The effects of mismatches in the probes attached to the microarray also demonstrate that most, if not all, of the oligodeoxyribonucleotide is available for hybridization. Kinetic parameters were also investigated. As anticipated, hybridization signals increased in a transcript concentration-dependent manner, and mismatch specificity increased with hybridization time. Unexpectedly, hybridization time increased the accuracy of fold changes by relieving the compression observed in expression ratios, and this effect may be more dramatic for larger fold changes.
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Dynamics of Rotors on Hydrodynamic Bearings
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This study presents a rotordynamic analysis of a rotor on hydrodynamic bearings using COMSOL Multiphysics®. In this paper, the complexity of the model is gradually increased. Starting point of the analysis is the modal analysis of the rotor in free-free conditions. A Reynolds model is set up to predict the film pressure distribution under shaft loading. Due to the cross coupling terms of the ...
FEM Simulation for 'Pulse-Echo' Performances of an Ultrasound Imaging Linear Probe
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Pulse-echo FEM simulation is seldom found in literature for ultrasound imaging array probes, since the complete modeling of such device is extremely complicated. Nevertheless, the 2D FEM described in the present work was successful, thanks to the following design procedure (see figure): Two piezoacoustic models were employed, one for transmission of the pressure wave into the acoustic domain, ...
Lamb Waves and Dispersion Curves in Plates and It's Applications in NDE Experiences Using Comsol Multiphysics
P. Gómez, J. P. Fernandez, and P. D. García
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In this paper, a model for numerically obtaining lamb wave modes and dispersion curves in plates is presented. It is shown that COMSOL Multiphysics can be employed to simulate the behavior of guided waves in dispersive plates, which is useful for NDE applications. A two dimensional steel plate (4x0.1 meters) is excited with a space-time impact point source. To model the point source, we use ...
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The present paper describes the development of a full FEM model for linear array high performance 5MHz ultrasound imaging transducer. As a preliminary design, a mono dimensional electro-acoustical KLM model was realized, then the complete FEM was developed and optimized. The optimized transducer was manufactured, so that agreement between transducer measured performances and simulation ...
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Axisymmetric acoustic waves propagating along buried water pipes have been investigated by FEM and experimentally. Universal dispersion relations of the fundamental mode were obtained as a function of the standard dimension ratio SDR and of the material surrounding the pipe (soil, air). At low frequency there exists little dispersion and the "dc" phase velocity of the leak noise is independent ...
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H. Bruus[1], P.B. Muller[1], R. Barnkob[1], M.J.H. Jensen[2]
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We have simulated the ultrasound-induced acoustophoretic motion of microparticles suspended in an aqueous solution. The full first-order thermoviscous acoustics equations have been implented on a rectangular microfluidic 2D domain excited with an ultrasound field tuned to resonance near 2 MHz. The micrometer-thin but crucial viscous boundary layers at the rigid walls have been fully resolved. ...
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This paper presents a study of a wind turbine subjected to wind and seismic loading, carried out using COMSOL Multiphysics. The dynamic properties and response of wind turbine structures are of interest, as recent developments in wind energy have led to the design and construction of increasingly large and flexible turbine structures. A typical turbine structure model was created in ...
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A 2D axisymmetric model was considered in order to evaluate the propagation paths of the ultrasonic waves generated inside an aluminum plate sample due to a rapid thermal expansion produced by laser pulse. Laser Doppler Vibrometer is used to experimentally validate the numerical results of the wave propagation in the material. The presented numerical model is able to identify directivity ...
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M. Zampolli[1], N. Malm[2], and A. Tesei[1]
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Perfectly matched layers (PML) are an efficient alternative for emulating the Sommerfeld radiation condition in the numerical solution of wave radiation and scattering problems. The key ingredient of the PML formulation is the complex scaling function, which controls the anisotropic damping of the PML. The objective of this study is to propose a modified complex scaling function capable of ...
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B. Li[1], J.H. You[1]
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An acoustic energy harvesting mechanism at low frequency (~200 Hz) using lead zirconate titanate (PZT) piezoelectric cantilever plates placed inside a quarter-wavelength straight-tube resonator has been studied using COMSOL Multiphysics 4.3 and compared with experimental data. When the tube resonator is excited by an incident wave at its acoustic eigenfrequency, an amplified acoustic resonant ...


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A traveling gun show visited Savannah, Ga., this past weekend. As always, I gladly paid the entry fee to spend a few hours browsing the arena-sized showroom. I don't visit the gun show just to fondle the M2 Browning "Ma Deuce" one of the regular dealers always sets up behind his table — although I am impressed by such a fascinating (not to mention still fielded and functional) piece of history.
I also love to linger around the AR accessories. My own AR, to which I unapologetically refer as the "M4-gery," is a continual work in progress, something to which AR owners will relate. This past weekend, I went in looking for an inside-the-waistband holster for my compact 1911 and found it with minimal effort. But even when I'm not in a buying frame of mind, I still never miss a chance to attend.
I enjoy the camaraderie, the characters and even the smell of cosmoline. The gun show is like a gigantic family reunion. I chat with real American small businessmen whom I see three or four times a year. I ooh and aah at the Norinco NDM-86, which would almost be worth the months of ramen noodles I'd have to eat in order to afford it. I chuckle quietly to myself over the guys who sell painfully obvious Chinese knockoffs; this year, Magpul stocks seemed to be the clone du jour.
Most of all, I marvel at the guns. Table after table sports firearms in virtually every conceivable shape, function and caliber. There are the pink faux-ivory handled .22 derringers just begging for a place in someone's purse. There are rifles in calibers ranging from "squirrel" to "Holy cow! That elephant is definitely charging!" and every bore in between. Shotguns from the .410 starter perfect for Junior's first hunt all the way to the Purdeys that cost more than a European sports sedan, if not the European sports sedan's owner's house. And for every firearm, no matter the caliber, there are magazines by the mile and ammunition by the palette-load.
Crowded into this forum of firepower are hundreds, if not thousands, of people who either own, plan to own or are about to own a firearm. The demographics of the Savannah area are fairly unusual in that Savannah is home to Hunter Army Airfield, itself home of the 1st Ranger Battalion. Fort Stewart, home of the 3rd Infantry Division, is a short march away. Just across the river lie Parris Island and the Beaufort MCAS. And the local airport provides hangars to the 165th Air National Guard Unit. Essentially, the Savannah area counts among its residents literally thousands of people who have been professionally trained to kill people. And many of those servicemen and women make the gun show a must-do.
Just imagine the scene: a civic arena full of firearms, enough ammunition to fuel a lifetime of range visits, and humans in all shapes and sizes, at least a plurality of whom are occupationally capable of mowing down a small town with a Crickett .17hmr and one of those weirdly ornate double-ended swords offered at the collectible knives table. And yet, despite the plethora of "killing machines" and the battalion-sized group of ostensibly trained killers, not a single shot was fired. Despite thousands of weapons and thousands of rounds within arm's length of hundreds of people who know precisely how to use them against other people, no one suffered worse than a paper cut. (I'm guessing there.)
By liberal logic, even a small gun show should produce mass casualties and mayhem galore. Given the size of this past weekend's event and the military backgrounds of so many of the attendees, this past weekend should have erupted in a conflagration of killing the likes of which doesn't normally exist outside one of those Third World countries where murder is the unofficial national sport. Give a couple members of the 1st Ranger Battalion a .50 Browning M2 and say goodbye to a significant number of targets, presuming the Rangers are inclined to open fire.
It didn't happen. It never happens. Savannah, along with cities across America, hosts gun shows on a fairly regular basis. And Savannah is home to a peculiarly high number of active, reserve and retired service personnel, people whom Secretary of State John Kerry has indicated are either too stupid or too dangerous to do anything nonviolent with their lives. And yet, unlike the "gun-free" zones that liberals promise will turn America into a blissfully nonviolent paradise, the gun show came and went without incident.
The Democrats would have you believe that the mere presence of a firearm in your world, much less your home, dramatically increases your likelihood of falling victim to someone they call "Gun Violence." I spent the better part of my Saturday literally surrounded by not only guns, but people who really know how to use them. Not only did I not meet anyone named "Gun Violence," it would appear that no such person even bothered to show up.
When I got home, I checked the gun safe. My firearms were all there, sitting in precisely the same spots I assigned to them. Much like the weapons on display at the gun show, not one of my guns has ever been so much as aimed at another human being, much less fired at one. According to the anti-Bill of Rights crowd, gun shows should naturally produce absolute bloodbaths. Saturday's didn't. At least, I'm fairly certain it didn't. I left after a while and went home to not shoot anyone. I wonder if that means I'm doing it wrong.
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So this trip is coming up and I have two questions. First, is regarding a shuttle. I'll be doing the trip solo. I plan to leave the car at the Portal and take a shuttle to the trailhead. It's $50 from Lone Pine to Horseshoe Meadows and its $85 from the Portal to Horseshoe Meadows. How hard is it to hitchhike down to Lone Pine from the Portal? Is it worth saving $35 and hoping I make it down in time to meet the shuttle?Second, the is my first solo trip. I'm considering going up through the Miter Basin rather than going around via Mt. Guyot. I haven't done much off trail travel. Should I stick to a route I know and avoid the Miter Basin? How difficult of a route is it?
I haven't done this before BUT my logic says its better to not rely on finding someone to take you to Lone Pine which could throw off the schedule for your whole day.Mike
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Six weeks after the leaders of a prison reform board resigned, Oklahoma's top elected officials are moving forward on the reforms without them.
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Nearly $3.5 million is available to implement the Justice Reinvestment Act in the state budget agreement announced Wednesday — a million of which will allow Department of Corrections to ramp up the number of probation and parole officers for the first time in years.
What former House Speaker Kris Steele and Oklahoma County District Attorney David Prater lamented as dead on arrival in March appears now to be trudging along again — albeit in much smaller scope than either of the men envisioned.
"There is absolutely no evidence that we are not going down a road full-bore — the only evidence you have is we didn't ask for federal assistance on training only," said Steve Mullins, general counsel to Gov. Mary Fallin.
Prater and Steele quit the board at the same meeting in which Mullins announced the governor's office would not pursue nearly $400,000 in federal training grants to begin implementing the reform act.
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With about 26,000 people behind bars now, Oklahoma consistently ranks in the top five for per-capita incarceration and leads the nation in the rate of female incarceration.
Rob Johnson, who leads the Senate's public safety subcommittee, said he approved the $3.5 million in appropriations, but he did so begrudgingly because the Justice Reinvestment Initiative, he said, is too soft on crime.
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A leader of Odisha's ruling Biju Janata Dal (BJD) leader was shot and critically injured in Dhenkanal district. Police said a man was arrested Saturday for the crime.
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Seanad Eireann Debate
An Leas-Chathaoirleach: I welcome the Minister of State, Deputy de Valera, to the House.
[450]Mr. Cummins: I too welcome the Minister of State to the House. I note the need for the Minister for Health and Children to provide an integrated cancer care service, including radiotherapy, at Waterford Regional Hospital as it now satisfies the critical mass criteria laid down in the Hollywood report, which was accepted by the Government. Less than a month ago, 15,000 people marched through the streets of Waterford demanding fair play and equity of access to radiotherapy services for the people of the south east.
The region is united in its quest for a totally integrated cancer care service at Waterford Regional Hospital. Government general election candidates, including a current Minister, promised this facility would be up and running within three years. The fact that this promise continues to be reneged on wreaked havoc on Fianna Fáil and Progressive Democrats candidates during the local elections. Fianna Fáil has just one representative out of 15 on Waterford City Council and the Progressive Democrats were wiped out completely. The story is the same on Waterford [451]County Council where Fianna Fáil lost three seats and likewise in south Kilkenny and New Ross.
This is a major issue. The message must be clear by now that the people of the south east demand equity of access to radiotherapy services, similar to Dublin, Cork and Galway. The Hollywood report spoke of critical mass or population requirements to secure radiotherapy in a region. The population projections from the Central Statistics Office indicate an increase in population growth to approximately 418,000 by 2010 and 423,000 by 2015 in the south east region, which would justify two linear accelerators. The fact of the matter is that the south east currently has a population of 423,616 as per the 2002 census figures. The region already surpasses the criteria laid down in the report and accepted by the Government.
The Department appears hell bent on proceeding with the recommendations of the report. The people of the south east demand that, as we satisfy the requirements and conditions, immediate steps must be taken to plan for radiotherapy facilities at Waterford Regional Hospital to cater for all the people of the south east, including public and private patients. The red herring of a private hospital providing facilities has added to the frustration of the people in the region. The Minister is on record as being opposed to buying services for public patients from private operators. The Minister of State, Deputy O'Malley, and the Tánaiste are of a different view. The fact is that the Government is dithering on this matter while patients die in the south east.
I call on the Minister of State to give a clear and unequivocal statement that Waterford will be given the same equity of access to radiotherapy as Cork, Dublin and Galway and that, as the Minister said, funding will be concentrated and prioritised in the regions that satisfy the criteria laid down in the Hollywood report. Waterford cannot be forgotten if the Minister insists on implementing the provisions of the report. The ordinary decent and caring people of the south east will not allow the issue to go away. The bottom line is that Waterford must now be part of the national backbone which will create sufficient volume, machines and expertise in a multidisciplinary team as outlined in the Hollywood report.
Minister of State at the Department of Education and Science (Miss de Valera): The Minister apologises for being unable to be here this evening and he has asked me to reply to the debate on his behalf.
As the House is aware, the report on the development of radiation oncology services was published in October 2003. The recommendations of the report, which have been accepted and endorsed by the Government, provide the only sustainable plan for the future development of radiation oncology services nationally. The development of these services on the lines recom[452]mended in this report is the single most important priority in cancer services in the acute setting. In developing its recommendations, the expert group undertook an extensive review of the organisation of radiation oncology services in countries such as Sweden, Norway, the Netherlands, Britain, Canada and Australia. The predominant view of the group, based on international guidelines of best practice, was that radiation oncology services would be best developed in the context of a clinical network model of large centres where new treatment centres have appropriate staff and equipment resources based around a minimum four to six linear accelerator treatment capacity.
The development of a modern radiation therapy centre is an extremely complex process which requires the installation and integration of high technology treatment equipment and the parallel appointment of an extensive range of health care professionals, particularly in the fields of radiation oncology, radiation therapy-therapeutic radiography, medical physics, engineering and information technology and oncology nursing. The group developed a series of guidelines to facilitate the future identification of suitable locations for the development of additional radiation therapy facilities. These include a sufficient patient population existing within a proposed catchment area to support the existing and future development of a radiation oncology service.
The resident population of a catchment area and, as a consequence, the extrapolated patient caseload is an important indicator of future patient referral, access and use of a radiation oncology centre. The group agreed in principle with the existing international recommendations that a population of greater than 650,000 should be, where possible, the minimum preferred population necessary to support a radiation oncology unit. Based on the 2002 census, the current population of the South Eastern Health Board area is 414,000. The minimum preferred population of itself is not sufficient without adherence to additional guidelines highlighted in the report, which include appropriate staffing and location at or linkage to a university teaching hospital.
Having considered the report, the Government agrees that a major programme is required to rapidly develop clinical radiation oncology treatment services to modern standards. Furthermore, the Government has agreed that the first phase of such a new programme should be the development of a clinical network of large centres located in Dublin, Cork and Galway, providing services for adjoining regions. These centres will collectively have the staff and treatment infrastructure to permit a rapid increase in patient access to appropriate radiation therapy and will form the backbone of the future service expansion. This Government agrees with the report's conclusion that this is the best model to rapidly provide a radiation oncology service. In addition, the Government has also decided that in the further development of services, consideration should be [453]given to developing satellite centres in the south east, mid-west and north west. Such consideration will take into account the international evaluation of satellite centres, the efficacy of providing this model and the need to ensure quality standards of care.
I wish to take this opportunity on behalf of the Minister to outline the significant progress which has been achieved to date in the implementation of this report since its launch last October. The report recommends that there should be two treatment centres located in the eastern region, one serving the southern part of the region and adjacent catchment areas and one serving the northern part of the region and adjacent catchment areas. The Chief Medical Officer at the Department of Health and Children has been asked to advise the Minister on the optimum location of radiation treatment facilities in Dublin. A detailed request for proposals issued last week to relevant hospitals. Hospitals have until 8 October 2004 to submit proposals for the organisation and development of radiation oncology services in the context of the delivery of supra-regional services.
The immediate developments in the southern and western regions will result in the provision of an additional five linear accelerators. This represents an increase of approximately 50% in linear accelerator capacity. We have also provided for the appointment of an additional five consultant radiation oncologists. This includes three additional consultant radiation oncologists at the emerging centre in UCHG, two of whom have significant sessional commitments to the Mid-Western and North-Western Health Boards. Two additional consultant radiation oncologists will be appointed at CUH, with significant sessional commitments to the South-Eastern and Mid-Western Health Boards. Recruitment for these posts is underway. We currently have ten consultant radiation oncologists nationally. This will result in a significant increase in the number of patients receiving radiation oncology in the short term.
On the development of an equitable service that provides equal access for all, I wish to take this opportunity to assure the House that the principles of equity and access will underpin the development of future services. Radiation oncology centres will be required to provide services on an equitable basis which will ensure that patients of equal need will have equal access, regardless of where they live. This task is not without challenges. It will require the development of innovative transport and accommodation arrangements for patients in outlying regions.
The national radiation oncology co-ordinating group was established by the Minister on foot of the expert group report. The group comprises clinical, technical, managerial, academic and nursing expertise from different geographic regions. The group's remit encompasses the development of proposals to facilitate improved access to existing and planned services, including [454]transport and accommodation. The group is currently developing proposals in this area which will involve consultation with all health boards.
Recently, the Minister approved €1 million in funding to develop a national tele-synergy network for oncology services involving the current and planned providers of radiotherapy at St. Luke's Hospital, Cork University Hospital and University College Hospital, Galway. These hospitals will operate as major tele-oncology nodes within a clinical network of hospitals linked to other hospitals outside their health board or authority functional areas, referring patients to the radiation oncology centres for clinical treatment or related services.
The aim of the network is to improve service delivery and efficiency, to better use consultants' time, reduce consultant and patient travel and support earlier and better diagnosis. This will have important benefits for radiation oncology services in the south east. Tele-medicine is a key enabling technology to improve the networking of radiation oncology centres with outreach hospitals, thus supporting expert case review, multidisciplinary meetings, education and research.
The developments under the expert group report describe an overall framework through which radiotherapy services can be developed and provided in the most co-ordinated and effective manner. The expert report on the development of radiation oncology services marks a significant milestone in radiation oncology services nationally and its guidelines and recommendations are essential in the development of these services for cancer patients over the next number of years.
Mr. Cummins: The bottom line is that the Government continues to ignore Waterford. However, it does so at its peril and the next general election will be similar to the recent local elections. There is no solace in the Minister of State's response for the people of Waterford and those suffering from cancer.
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