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Statement by Ambassador Wittig in the Security Council on the Civilian Capacities Review
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Mr. President,
I thank Jean-Marie Guéhenno and USG Susana Malcorra for their comprehensive briefings and would like to commend Mr. Guéhenno and the Senior Advisory Group for their excellent Civilian Capacities Review.
This is a welcome opportunity to start a collective effort.
A key challenge, particularly in the period immediately following a ceasefire or peace agreement is this: how to secure best civilian capacities needed to build sustainable peace. This includes the re-establishment of institutions of government, rule of law, respect for human rights and economic revitalization. The response of the international community and the UN in this field is still too fragmented and often too late. We need to do better to enable national ownership, to work in partnership and to improve the effectiveness, appropriateness and timeliness of the UN support to conflict-affected countries.
We therefore welcome the findings of the independent report, including the recognition of the critical role of women in peace building. We also welcome and support the leadership of USG Malcorra to take forward the implementation process with the Steering Committee.
Mr. President,
When considering the next steps in the follow-up to the report I would like to highlight three priorities:
First, all efforts should aim at a leaner system that works needs based, flexible and result-oriented. This also includes working towards leaner and more flexible missions in terms of civilian staff where ever possible.
Duplications within the UN system and gaps need to be identified and addressed. Recruitment procedures for civilian experts need to be streamlined and simplified. As the report points out (quote): "The UN can implement many of the recommendations without legislative changes". I would like to encourage the Secretary-General to take all necessary steps to that end and to develop a prioritized roadmap on the way ahead that also indicates where action by member states is required.
Second, instead of setting up new and costly structures focus needs to be on making better use of existing resources and systems already in place. Partnerships are an essential element in this context, including the south-south cooperation.
The EU has a broad set of instruments and expertise through its Common Security and Defence Policy (CSDP) and its civilian crises management missions. We encourage the Secretariat to pool the efforts to deliver and train resources as offered by the EU in yesterday's debate in the General Assembly.
Building on partnership between the UN and regional and sub regional organizations will also be vital as is making use of the tools and instruments provided by the international financial institutions, notably the World Bank, and engaging the private sector.
Germany stands ready to provide expertise through our Centre for International Peace Operation ZIF to assist the Compact Support Team established by USG Malcorra. The Centre maintains a national standby roster of trained experts who are ready to be deployed in peace operations of the UN, the EU and the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe. The Centre also offers to provide "in mission training" and we look forward to discussing this in detail with the Compact Support Team.
Third, it is important to draw on lessons learnt, best practices and evaluation results. The cluster approach of the humanitarian system was recently evaluated (2010) and the Inter-Agency Standing Committee currently works on implementing the recommendations. Existing reform processes such as the implementation of the Global Field Support Strategy need to be taken into account.
Mr. President,
We should start to take concrete steps without delay.
South Sudan could be the first test case and a starting point. Critical needs, notably the establishment of government institutions and justice will have to be addressed swiftly. Attention should therefore be paid to identifying and supporting effectively national capacities including the capacities of the diasporas.
Furthermore, the Security Council will have to consider from the outset of the mandate how to best integrate the building of partnerships and the initiation of peace building into the mandate.
Mr. President,
It is not for the Security Council alone to follow-up the process. Joint action is required by the Secretary-General, the Secretariat, United Nations bodies including the Peace Building Commission as well as the General Assembly.
Creating effective ways for making civilian capacity available to support peace building in conflict-affected countries is the best way to secure national ownership and render peace and reconstruction sustainable.
We are willing to work with the UN and all partners to that end.
Thank you, Mr. President.


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Serena vs. MEby Bob Tuschman in Behind the Scenes, Videos, July 28, 2010
No, it's not as dramatic as it sounds – but, Serena definitely had words for me when we were reunited at The Next Food Network Star After Party.
Oh, and yes – she did address the unforgettable "singing" moment.
Watch the clip, it's pretty funny.
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Player InformationFlames Home > Track & Field Home > Track & Field Roster > Roster Detail
Melissa RohwerClass: Sophomore
Position: Jumps
Height: 5-10
Previous School: Nampa Christian School
Hometown: Nampa, Idaho
2012 Outdoor Track & Field (Fr.)
• Made the Big South Presidential Honor Roll
• Placed seventh in the triple jump and 10th in the long jump at her first Big South outdoor meet
• Became the sixth Lady Flame ever to triple jump over 39 feet outdoors, posting a season best of 39-1, along with an 18-8.5 long jump best
2011-12 Indoor Track & Field (Fr.)
• Placed fifth in the Big South triple jump final (with a season-best leap of 38-6) and sixth in the Big South long jump (with a season-best 17-11.5)
• Graduated from Nampa Christian High School
• Helped her team win four straight Idaho 2A state track & field championships
• Swept the long jump and triple jump state titles as a junior and senior
• Ran for her team's state championship 4 x 100 relay team and placed second in the 100 hurdles as a senior in 2011
• Named the 2011 Idaho Press-Tribune Spring Girls' Track Athlete of the Year
• Top marks were 39-7.75 in the triple jump and 18-6.75 in the long jump
• Earned state individual academic recognition all four years, with a GPA above 3.75
• Daughter of Paul and Brenda Rohwer
• Undecided on a major
• Birthday is April 12
Top Efforts in a Liberty Uniform
55 - 7.84 (Indoor)
100 - 12.88
200 - 26.49
LJ - 19-0 (5.79m)
TJ - 40-5.5 (12.33m)
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HOUSTON - The parents of one of the three children killed in a day care fire said Friday that they do not blame the woman who ran the center.
A house in the 2800 block of Crestpark at Waypark caught fire shortly after 1:40 p.m. Thursday. The house also serves as a day care facility called Jackie's Child Care, officials said.
Units arriving at the scene found two injured children outside the home and five more trapped inside. Firefighters rescued those inside and took all seven children to several Houston hospitals. All of the victims ranged in age from 18 months to 3 years old.
Three of the children, including Elizabeth Kojah, of Cypress; Kendall Stradford, of Katy, both 20 months old; and Shomari Dickerson, 3, died after being taken to a hospital.
Elizabeth's parents said her Nigerian nickname was "Love," and she was daddy's little girl.
"She loved me; she loved her daddy a lot," said Emmanuel Kojah. "As soon as I'd open the garage door, she'd be there screaming 'daddy, dada, dada, dada.'"
The parents said their pain is unbearable.
"They brought us her clothes," mother Betty Ukere said. "I asked them, 'Is she alive?' Just hoping for a yes, but I knew."
The parents said they are not angry at the day care owner, Jessica Tata, who neighbors have said was not at the home at the time of the fire. Houston Fire Department investigators said they have not been able to speak with her yet.
Several neighbors said they saw Tata pull up to the home with grocery bags, and then realize the house was on fire. Witnesses said she yelled for help and neighbors tried to rescue the children, but the smoke was too heavy.
Of the surviving children, two were taken to Shriners Hospital for Children in Galveston. They were listed in critical but stable condition with burns on less than one-third of their bodies. One child was in critical condition and one was in good condition at Children's Memorial Hermann Hospital in Houston.
Some family members and friends went to the home on Friday and said that doctors have told them to brace for another death.
Fire Department sources told KPRC Local 2 that the blaze appeared to have started in the kitchen. Investigators said the house sustained little fire damage.
Jackie's Child Care has been inspected twice over the past three years by the Texas Department of Family Protective Services.
Two violations were found last year -- the facility was missing required carbon monoxide detectors and fire extinguishers. Both violations were corrected the next day, according to records.
The facility was licensed for a capacity of 12 children, from infants to prekindergarten.
The Houston Police Department Homicide Division has joined the HFD arson squad in the investigation. Police said they need to be involved in case charges are filed in the future.
Investigators said there is no suspicion of wrongdoing.
Experts Offer Parents Tips For Choosing Day Care
Experts said there is help available for parents looking for child care solutions for their young children.
The Collaborative for Children is a nonprofit that focuses on early care and education for children from birth to age 6.
The group said parents should look at the centers or homes, ask questions about training, listen to the classroom for interaction, count the number of children versus caregivers and be informed by checking licensing information.
"I don't think you can be too careful. This is your child," said Carol Shattuck, president of Collaborative for Children.
She said regulation needs to be tougher.
"In a child care center, you have to have a GED or a high school education and eight hours of training to be in charge of a classroom of children. To have someone paint my nails, they have to have 600 hours of training. For someone to cut my hair, they have to have 1,200 hours of training. Yet, we only require eight for adults to take care of our precious children."
The organization has a child care checklist to help parents chose a facility.
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While going through the Barbecue Store website, I came across my dream barbecuing machine, and I'd like to share the info on it.
It is a grill manufactured in Houston, Texas, out of stainless steel, and when looked at from the front, has the outline of the great state of Texas. I would love to see one in person, but the picture and description got me to drooling. Having enough cooking space t feed a small army, this grill uses wood or charcoal, and it is claimed it is easy to use and clean,
The unit normally sells for $1,299.99, but is on sale right now for only $1,049 and change.
I would gladly trade my right arm for one of these mean machines.


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2011 Hollin Hall Senior Center Mega Bazaar
Saturday, October 15 – 9 a.m. – 2 p.m.
Hollin Hall Senior Center - 1500 Shenandoah Road, Alexandria, VA 22308.
Please join us for our annual mega bazaar featuring over 30 crafters, a huge silent auction with services and new merchandise, a terrific bake sale, door prizes and lunch. Admission is free and open to everyone.
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Anchor Man By Eric Sanford ➤
Certain types of anchors work better than others. Since there are a half-dozen basic types, it is unrealistic to carry them all onboard. So any reasonable boater selects a couple of styles that seem proper for the general type of anchoring and bottom types expected. Depending on the size and type of boat, the next decision is the size and amount of chain; this too depends a lot on where you'll be anchoring (and the weight capacity of the boat).
In theory we did everything right: checked three different weather forecasts (all of which were wrong, including two VHF Coast Guard marine forecasts!), used a 6:1 anchor scope, even dove on the anchor to check that it was in a good spot.
The anchor, deeply embedded in the mud because we had backed down on it, had pried up a huge ball of mud and clay when the wind switched direction and we swung around 180 degrees. This prevented it from resetting itself as we dragged towards shore.
Also, Scott failed to tell me that although the anchor seemed to be set in the mud, there was a thick covering of eelgrass and kelp around it. I avoid anchoring in such areas for both ecological and safety reasons (they do not provide good holding) and if I had known this I would have moved the boat. But Scott, unfamiliar with the San Juan Islands, didn't realize this.
I also now remember to use an anchor alarm religiously.
We were very unlucky with the incident and very lucky with the outcome.


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Dance, ROBOT, DANCE! These cotton towels feature embroidered dancing robots perfect for the bathroom or kitchen. Show off your geeky side with these robot hand towels.
It's a lot easier to brush your teeth when your smiling! Need something to smile about?Added 8 Years Ago from Perpetualkid
Yay huge plushy robots!!! Look how happy this guy is! You can't help but smile with him! :)Added 8 Years Ago from Shana Logic
It's easy to serve up your meals with a smile when you use these super kawaii spatulas from Japan! Choose from three great styles: Smiley Face, Frog, and Pig.
This adorable Cheshire Cat plush comes from the Disney movie version of Alice In Wonderland. Its sure to put a huge Cheshire grin on a kids face!
Sweet little vinyl cupcake collectables each with a different facial expression and color. Topped with a cherry. Collect all 4!
Remind yourself exactly why you need to wash your hands with this cute microbe soap dispenser.
It is a lot easier to brush your teeth when you're smiling! Introducing the newest way to encourage kids to brush their teeth—Toothpaste Heads by Spread Heads. Simply replace the existing toothpaste cap with Toothpaste Oscar and P... It is a lot easier to brush your teeth when you're smiling! Introducing the newest way to encourage kids to brush their teeth—Toothpaste Heads by Spread Heads. Simply replace the existing toothpaste cap with Toothpaste Oscar and Presto! Brushing teeth becomes more FUN!Added 8 Years Ago from Thespreadheads
Finger food isn't just the picnicker's passion. Nobody can resist crisps, dips and sundry other snacks when they're served up picnic style.
Ceramic open-mouthed whale makes the perfect vintage-inspired ashtray or soap dish (just not both at once...).
Buy a bunch and save! The first guts set can be yours to cuddle or to give away (donate organs without having surgery!). Includes heart (6" x 8.5"), lungs (9" x 9"), liver (8" x 6.5") and kidney (5" x 6.5").
This is quite adorable and quite neon, I could see it in my new bathroom at my new home.
This cute corkscrew is ready for action. Rendered from sturdy stainless steel, this is the perfect bar accessory. It kinda looks like a happy little robot!Tags: humor, wine, kitchen, accessories, gifts, drinks, corkscrews, silver, corkAdded 8 Years Ago from Pylones-usa
This buddha light is sure to brighten up any room with its contagious happiness.
Fight crumbs and spills with hearty bristles, a heavy-duty pan, and lots of color! A built-in magnet makes for easy storage and quick access for cleanups. Makes a cute face when you put them together!
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Hmmm...what a concept. Make a to do list for somebody else for a change!Tags: home, humor, office supplies, office, gifts, decor, organization, notes, stationaryAdded 9 Years Ago from Organize
aww a cupcake w/ a smiley face what more could you ask for
Recycling makes the world a happier place! It can either be hung by the loops or by suction cups on back. Made from felt in China.Tags: shopping, humor, kitchen, accessories, gifts, unusual, bags, fridge, organizationAdded 9 Years Ago from Uncommon Goods
I suppose if you really want one of these things, the only way to go is faux stone.


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From researchers studying environmental issues at Love Canal to performing cutting edge research on climate change in the Arctic, UB is leading the way toward a sustainable future, and has been for more than three decades.
Research isn't the only way in which UB is a sustainability leader. It's also in what we do on campus. UB has saved millions of dollars over the years through:


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THE future of the True Heart inn at Bishopstone is still uncertain as the owner has not ruled out the idea of selling it off to Arkell's Brewery.
The pub has been vacant since 2009, when proprietor Mandy Hickton decided to move on after a family bereavement.
Since then, several ideas have been floated by owner John Jones to get the pub re-opened or used for residential property but nothing, as yet, has come off.
Mr Jones attended a public meeting at Bishopstone Parish Council on March 3, when he revealed plans he and his wife had for the site.
There was public opposition to the idea to build two detached houses on the car park at the rear of the property and use the proceeds to extend and refurbish the True Heart.
The main issue was the size of the car park with the two properties at the rear.
Mr Jones, 73, who has owned the pub since the mid-1990s, is keen to retain the pub as a free house should it be reopened, but could not rule out the prospect of an agreement with Arkell's.
He said: "They are interested, but I don't know what their intentions are. There has been an offer.
"There was an offer made about three years ago, but it was later cancelled. A further offer has been made, but it's less than the original. That was made about six months ago, but I would still be open to proceeding."
Arkell's owns The Royal Oak, which stands to the rear of the True Heart's car park.
Brewery director George Arkell said: "We are always looking for opportunities in and around Swindon and the True Heart is certainly in a fantastic village."
Mr Jones's one concern if Arkell's was to take the pub off his hands would be the lack of a traditional free house in Bishopstone, which he sees as odd in a village so small. He said: "They may well develop it because one of the problems they have got is the access, as far as deliveries and draymen go, is very tight and difficult for the Royal Oak.
"There is currently the one tied house in the village, but there would eventually be two tied houses, which seems very odd for a small village.
"We are certainly considering their interest. I just feel the village would benefit from the True Heart reopening as a free house.
"It would help to know what their feelings are."
Mr Jones and his architect, Mike Fowler, of Fowler Architecture and Planning, have plans to discuss their ideas on the redevelopment of the pub in the coming weeks.


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DETROIT - A 22-year-old man will stand trial for the rape of a woman who was with her husband in a car on New Year's Eve in Detroit.
Police said the 56-year-old victim and her husband were driving near Findlay and Bradford just before midnight on Dec. 31, 2012, when their car got suck in the snow.
Howard McKnight is accused of approaching the couple, pulling a gun on the husband and raping the woman. He's also accused of stealing jewelry and $280 from the couple.
He is charged with kidnapping, armed robbery, felonious assault, first-degree criminal sexual conduct, felony firearm and felon in possession of a firearm.
He was bound over for trial Tuesday.
His next court date for arraignment in circuit court is Jan. 29.
Read more Local News headlines:
- Detroit police: Man dies trying to break up fight
- Gunman ambushes man on Detroit's west side
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- Former Wayne State University football player dies
- Detroit's Cass Tech marching band performs at inauguration
- With dropping temps, protect your pets
- McDonald's to pay up in lawsuit over Islamic diet rules
- Person hurt jumping from burning home in Detroit
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John Masters Organics Shine On.
John Masters can remember a time when 11 or so years ago he hung a sign outside his salon in Manhattan saying that the salon was organic, natural & eco-friendly... and people laughed at how 'hippy' he was. How brilliantly just, that he should have the last laugh as one of the world's most successful and widely respected organic brands. Using only the finest certified organic & natural ingredients combined with an extremely savvy approach to formulation, there is a focus on sustainable, fair trade and conscious business practices that few companies can match. Although they've been around for years, the simple, clean, honest and modern design has never lost its appeal. Shine On is a natural, leave-in hair treatment that uses organic kelp in place of synthetic silicone, smoothing the hair shaft & giving a gorgeous shine and great volume, without weighing hair down or creating oily build-up. Excellent to strengthen and fortify all hair types including fine hair. The result is supernatural shine & softness, all day – every day. Shine on baby! Writer :: Emma Pezzack - www.futurenatural.com


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I've had an iPhone since the 3G, now I have the 5. This HTC is the best competition to the 5 I've seen so far. If apple doesnt do anytihng to compete with this I'd really consider this phone.
Got that right, too big and not reliable enough, even if those issues were not present I would stick with my iPhone, I support American Companies. My friend has a newer HTC phone, he's on his 4th one now, they keep crapping out on him for various issues. He wishes he never switched from his iPhone to a crappy phone and system.
*Sighs* What phone companies don't seem to realize is that a smartphone's software is just as important as its hardware. People like iOS because, while being obviously the most feature-rich (in terms of apps) phone out there, it's at the same time very simple and bare-bones. Using it (and personalizing it) isn't a chore. What I'd like to see is a company take the risk of pushing an entirely new operating system—or at least one powered by Android—to really "compete" out there. That, I think, would catch the attention of consumers.
Man they officially announced it last week...For those of you who are unfamiliar with it, the leaked image which circulated the web showcased a design closely resembling that of the iPhone 5.
Also, I can see an Apple lawsuit for making a way to unzip their backup data form.
Ah! Loving it =)
These new wave of android phones are murdering Apple right now. I really hope to see something besides adding an alarm widget to the notification center (suppose to be a joke because all iOS 6 added was facebook and twitter widgets) in iOS 7.
iOS 7 will make or break Apple's future.
Hopefully the HTC One is as smooth as the Note 2, but it should be because its clocked at 1.7 GHz quad core. Nice to see that all these new androids also do not have any lag as they use to in the past.
Either iOS/iPhones would have to tank in usability, or apps would have to be free to move from one platform to the other for me to move from iOS to Android. I have nothing against Android, but iOS currently suits all of my needs from a mobile device and the investment in the apps will be a significant barrier to get me to move.
All the haters and fanboys on both sides can go kick rocks for all I care. They are pathetic. Especially the uniquely pathetic Apple haters that actually bother to come onto an Apple-only blog to hate. They must have the most sad, lonely and pathetic lives of anyone in the world to be so desperate for attention. I'm looking at you, Xzero and Hogcia!
Also, glad to know you can see into the future and know that the S4 will be that great. Seeing as even the iPhone 4S beat out the GSIII in sales last quarter, Sammy better hope they pull out something good, and it better be more than a 0.1" bump in screen size!
iPhone-killer is a term that's been bandied with casual abandon about since the first iPhone - but no phone until now, has held a serious candle to Apple's offerings.
This phone is so remarkable, it scarcely seems like an Android device.
Once people see it and feel it, they will want it ... and forsake their iPhones at the earliest opportunity.
Bravo, HTC!
If my wife with her small woman hands have no problem holding it I don't see how any man could. Even the Note 2 which is bigger than the Note is comfortable to hold, moreso than the Note because its designed like the S3.
Feature rich? Have you even seen the features of Jellybean or Key Lime Pie? For starters a Google Nexus 4 already has toggles built into the notification area. There is absolutely no reason to root or jailbreak, as it were, the device at all. These simple things come right out of the box.
Widgets on the lockscreen to make some things easier to review: Weather, even RSS feeds if you wish or email. All, again, out of the box, without the need to install any 'tweaks' or unlocking the OS.
Simplicity? I have no idea what that entails because that is usually reserved to each person individually, but I figure that all phones with touchscreens have the same basic premise: push here and open your application. Pretty simple to me.
How is personalizing it a chore? There is nothing to personalise about an iPhone except if you wish to change a ringtone or the wallpaper. You can't even place your icons anywhere you want without jailbreaking (and wait for an upgrade to boot) - This is possible on Android without any hacking.
Furthermore, if you want your music sync'd, just connect your phone to a PC, then - when prompted - load the phone as a USB Storage Device and dump all your music files, or ANY other file thereafter just by copying and pasting. iTunes be damned. I tried to sync a damn notification tone that I found while at work, but because my music resides on my PC at home - and my phone sync'd with it - I couldn't sync that one lowly tone; and if I did, I would have lost all my music until I got home. How's that for simple?
Ubuntu for Smartphones was released not too long ago; you could give that a try as well.
For the record, I currently own an iPhone 5, but I'm not that cynical to say that iOS and iPhone are the standard for smartphones. If it is, then the entire industry is in serious trouble.
iOS' simplicity and bare bones is its shortcoming. this past week Ive had a couple of real-world situations in which my iPhone came up short and I wished I had my Note instead.
1st situation: I took some photos of some damaged property at work the other day and my boss needed them. first thing he says is for me to plug my phone into the computer and save the photos to a folder. I told him the iPhone cannot do that. Id have to first download iTunes., get the IT guy to allow me to install it. plug in and sync my phone (putting all my personal info on the City's computer) then copy the pictures.
2nd situation: he says to then just email them to him. the problem was I couldn't attach the photos to the email he typed because iOS doesn't allow that--I had to send an email from the gallery which also limited me to just 5 photos. So I had to send 5 emails (25 photos) and keep pasting the contents of the email (4 times total)
On a personal note: I wanted to download a video from youtube to add to my playlist--not the video but the audio as it was a live concert. from my Note I was able with just one app., paste the URL of the video into the app., the app automatically downloaded the video, converted it to MP3, downloaded the MP3 and alerted me via notification. all this took about 3 minutes. all I had to do manually was browse my SD card and cut/paste the MP3 to my music folder. open up my media player and then add the file to my playlist. the iPhone--even jailbroken can not do this.
so you are right when you say that companies dont seem to realize that a smart phone's software is as important as its hardware. Google and its Android partners already understand this and let user use their phones the way THEY want to. unlike apple who dictates to you how you should use your phone.
I'm unsure of why so many people bang on Android (as a whole) being so terrible on battery life. To say that companies who throw these skins on the phones are what kill it are somewhat true, but at the same time Rosie.apk (HTC's Sense GUI) has been a pig for the most part over the years, but has become more and more streamlined with every iteration of Sense, up to it's most current (and absolutely beautiful) version, Zoe.
Hopefully this will be near the end of the road as far as in-your-face designs, as most companies are now going quite light on the themeing of the OS. TouchWiz is likely the most in-depth at this point, and we don't know what's going to be on the SGS4. Hopefully it still retains decent battery life, as I'd routinely get 36+ hours on mine when I had it.
Heck, I've recently upgraded my SGS3 to a Nexus 4 and am currently doing a rundown test. Below are my current stats running PAOSP and a stock 4.2.2 kernel with all 4 cores activated and no crazy governors, undervolting or underclocking. If you can't see the image, my widget on screen shows 22.5 hours of uptime with 69% battery left. I'd say that's pretty decent battery life.


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Effect of Exercise on Patients With Claudication Undergoing Surgery
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Title: How does exercise improve the calf muscle in patients with poor blood supply to their leg?
Purpose of the project: Patients with peripheral arterial disease have a poor blood supply to their lower leg. The reduced inflow prevents the leg from utilising nutrients and oxygen as easily as a healthy leg would. This causes pain when walking (intermittent claudication), which often occurs after a reproducible distance e.g. every 50 yards. These patients have a reduction in their quality of life as they feel embarrassed in social situations e.g. walking around town requires multiple breaks, so they tend to avoid this and isolate themselves more.
One treatment for claudication is exercising until the pain comes on; which most are reluctant to do. Walking up to three times a week for an hour, can double most people's walking distances, but doesn't always. The reason why some improve with exercise and others do not remains unknown.
This project will be the first randomised controlled trial of exercise in claudicants that focuses on the adaptations that occur in the muscle at a cellular level. We wish to compare muscle cells from a group that have exercised and group that have not. We will focus on the change in muscle cell size and function at present, and later progress to why and how this happens.
Methods: We will take measurements at the start of the study (baseline), after 6 weeks and then 3, 6 and 12 months. These measurements will be of a patient's fitness, actual walking distances and blood samples. At the time of surgery, muscle from the calf will be taken from the affected leg. This will be processed at the University's biomedical science department to look at the different types of muscle fibre and how efficiently they are working.
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Intervention Model: Single Group Assignment
Masking: None (Open Label)
Primary Purpose: Treatment
|Official Title:
|A Randomised Controlled Trial to Analyse the Histological, Physiological and Haemorrheological Adaptations to Supervised Exercise Training in Claudicants
- Measurement of cardiovascular ability as recorded by their anaerobic threshold and peak VO2 after 6 weeks of exercise training or standard care [ Time Frame: 6 weeks ]Patients will undergo cardiopulmonary exercise testing to assess whether a 6 week exercise programme improves the cardiovascular fitness
- Measure the changes in muscle fibre type with exercise training or standard care [ Time Frame: Baseline, 6 weeks, 3 months, 6 months, and 12 months ]Histological analysis to measure the percentage of different types of muscle fibres, and how these are affected by 6 weeks of exercise compared to standard treatment.
- Measurement of endothelial function after a period or exercise therapy or standard care [ Time Frame: Baseline, 6 weeks, 3 months, 6 months, and 12 months ]To identify if 6 weeks of exercise improves the endothelial function.
- Measurement of inflammatory markers with exercise treatment or standard care [ Time Frame: Baseline, 6 weeks, 3 months, 6 months, and 12 months ]To identify whether 6 weeks of exercise therapy improves inflammatory markers
|Estimated Enrollment:
|Study Start Date:
|March 2011
|Estimated Primary Completion Date:
|July 2016 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Assigned Interventions
|Experimental: Supervised Exercise Program
|Procedure: Supervised Exercise program
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|45 Years and older (Adult, Senior)
|Sexes Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
Inclusion Criteria:
- Community dwelling older adults aged 45 and over
- Diagnosis of intermittent claudication - ABPI < 0.9 with symptoms in keeping with intermittent claudication
- Undergoing surgery for claudication
- Ability to walk without assistance
- Healthy control patients who are undergoing varicose vein surgery
Exclusion Criteria:
- Participants who are unable to provide informed consent
- Severe of acute cardiovascular, musculoskeletal or pulmonary illness
- Critical limb ischaemia
- Active treatment for cancer
- Rheumatoid arthritis or any patient receiving steroids or disease modifying Antirheumatic drugs (DMARDS)
- Failure to complete a CPET
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT01980602
|Contact: Romesh Sarvanandan, MBBS MRCS
|United Kingdom
|Hull Royal Infirmary
|Hull, United Kingdom, HU3 2JZ
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|Principal Investigator: Romesh Sarvanandan, MBBS MRCS
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|Romesh Sarvanandan, MBBS MRCS
|Hull York Medical School/ University of Hull/ Hull and East Yorkshire NHS Trust
|Responsible Party:
|Daniel Carradice, Academic Clinical Lecturer, University of Hull
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|NCT01980602 History of Changes
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|September 24, 2013
|Last Updated:
|November 4, 2013
Keywords provided by Daniel Carradice, University of Hull:
Intermittent claudication
endothelial function
cardiopulmonary testing
muscle architecture
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Peripheral Arterial Disease
Peripheral Vascular Diseases
Intermittent Claudication
Arterial Occlusive Diseases
Vascular Diseases
Cardiovascular Diseases
Signs and Symptoms
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Part of Speech: Verb
Meaning: 1. (Transitive) To grab, snatch, take, or seize something not belonging to you, as to glom some cash. 2. (Intransitive) Used in the same sense with the preposition onto, for instance to glom onto some cash. 3. To stare at, to ogle, to fix your attention on or attach yourself to someone or something.
Notes: Today's Good Word is a normal English word, completely assimilated into English, though, as we will see, its origins are not purely Germanic. The noun and adjective for this word are glomming, also the present participle. The past tense and past participle are glommed. Don't forget to double the M whenever you add any ending save -s: gloms.
In Play: This term means first and foremost the acquisition of an object by questionable means: "Where did you glom the tickets for tonight's concert?" This word can also mean to ogle and, recently, to attach yourself to someone: "Ivan Odor glommed onto Anne Chovee as soon as she stepped into the room and monopolized her until the end of the party."
Word History: This word was a lexical gift from the US underworld. It was an element of underworld slang that entered the language spelled glahm, pretty much as it is pronounced today (see Pronunciation). It apparently was glommed from Scottish, which has a word glaum meaning "to snatch". The Scots came by it from Gaelic glam "to grab voraciously, to devour". At this point the trail grows very cold. The sense of "stare" or "ogle" developed metaphorically from the sense of grabbing onto something with our eyes. (I just glommed onto Patricia Castellanos's suggestion of today's Good Word, which she submitted in 2010. She was then in Montevideo, Uruguay. I don't know where she is now, let alone whether she will forgive me for the delay. I recently purchased a new computer that automatically brought over my files from the old one. It found more than 5000 e-mails I thought I'd lost.)


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- What does the "OS" stands for? Is it Open Source? I could add a note if it is... Kbre 19:13, November 15, 2010 (UTC)
- Drop.io is being discontinued... I have backed up all the files in http://drop.io/chdksoft, where are you planning to upload them again? Kbre 19:13, November 15, 2010 (UTC)
- Yes, OS means Open Source
- All files are already backed up & stored on other/additional servers, e.g. at google drive.
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A Look at ST-Ericsson's THOR M7450 Category 4 LTE Modem with Carrier Aggregationby Brian Klug on 2/26/2013 4:39 AM EST
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MadMan007 - Tuesday, February 26, 2013 - linkArticle needs more acronyms! Reply
JeffFlanagan - Tuesday, February 26, 2013 - linkAcronyms aren't a problem, but the author failed to define them, making the article gibberish. Reply
tunaman - Tuesday, February 26, 2013 - linkSome customers may ditch them for this chip?
https://url.odesk.com/~44f2nc Reply
UzairH - Tuesday, February 26, 2013 - linkThe fudge does some cheaparse speaker-grille Chinese website have to do with radio modems?
Am so sick of these annoying advertisers on EVERY forum on the interwebz. Reply
jamyryals - Tuesday, February 26, 2013 - linkAny announced design wins for it yet? Reply
FaaR - Tuesday, February 26, 2013 - link"ST-E believes its modem architecture in M7450 is very different from traditional designs, as it leans more towards being an SDR than most."
...Wut? :P Reply
lever_age - Tuesday, February 26, 2013 - linkST-E = ST-Ericsson = joint venture of companies STMicroelectronics and Ericsson
M7450 = new baseband chip (brains and workhorse behind sending / receiving data; the part other than the actual antenna and amplifier hardware)
SDR = software-defined radio; this generally means that more of the functionality is being implemented in software / firmware on more flexible hardware, rather than fixed-function hardware blocks -- some advantages could be reusing hardware components when switching between different technologies (just load up different instructions), and so on
So some company claims to have a new wireless communications chip that's more flexible and advanced than others on the market. Reply
ganfuj - Monday, March 11, 2013 - linkif M7450 is just the baseband chip, what did they use for teh transceiver for the demonstration?
It is the transceiver that is more challenging. Until they have a companion transceiver doing the CA (carrier Aggregation ) this is just marketing piece. Reply
Zink - Tuesday, February 26, 2013 - linkAnd: "M7450 of course supports 5+10 and 5+5 aggregation"
Are there maybe a few hundred people in the world that would know that a new baseband from ST-Ericsson "of course" supports whatever that is? Brain writes and says "of course", "interestingly enough" and "you know..." without explaining what he means probably a bit too often but it makes me feel smart when I understand what he is trying to get at. Reply
lever_age - Wednesday, February 27, 2013 - linkI'd never heard of this baseband or most basebands in general (and I don't too much follow industry wireless technologies), but near the top of the article, it's stated that 10 MHz + 10 MHz carrier aggregation is supported. That's probably referring the bandwidth used at a given carrier frequency. Actually, I'm not sure if I've ever heard of "carrier aggregation" as a terminology, but it's not too much of a stretch to have heard of that or to infer that it means to use multiple carriers simultaneously.
If it supports 10 + 10, then it's not much of a stretch to understand what 5 + 10 and 5 + 5 mean in this context (5 MHz as opposed to 10 MHz bandwidth, which just means a lower signalling rate... or is this some OFDM system and it's just using less subcarriers? probably). See the second box in the second picture. IIRC these things usually support either 10 or 5 (so to speak), so if it can do 10 + 10, it can do the other easier combinations too.
All that said, I agree that this is a rather hastily-written article with too much jargon and not enough explanations, even for Pipeline. I'm definitely going to admit that being an EE grad student in communications helps me out here. Reply
evonitzer - Wednesday, February 27, 2013 - linkI was happy to read it and look up acronyms. They're all on wikipedia people! It's coverage of something new coming from MWC -- oh sorry, Mobile World Congress -- and might start turning up in devices. Listen to the podcast too. Brian continually talks about these topics on the show.
EE Grad student in communications, but you don't do wireless? Well, I guess that's not crazy, but it seems you would have taken a class or two along the way.
TDD - Time Division Duplexing, multiplexing the uplink and downlink in time.
FDD - Frequency Division Duplexing. Same, but with frequency.
3GPP - 3rd Generation Partnership Project. The standards board for a lot of wireless tech.
VoLTE - Voice over LTE. Exactly what it sounds like. Currently voice goes over 3G or 2G, but VoLTE allows it to go through LTE too.
WCDMA/GSM - Wideband Code Division Multiple Access. We know this, right? AT&T, T-Mobile, and lots of others use it for signals.
TD-SCDMA - Time Division Synchronous Code Division Multiple Access - Never heard of it, but China uses it instead of WCDMA.
FD-SOI - Fully Depleted Silicon on Insulator - No idea, but it sounds great, right?
Ok, maybe it is a little out of control. Better than no coverage at all though! Reply
lever_age - Wednesday, February 27, 2013 - linkI wasn't so clear earlier.
My research is in wireless (which in our program doesn't require a single class dedicated to wireless channels and concepts, and definitely none on current wireless standards; digital communications / coding / information theory are the fundamentals anyhow), but I don't really keep up with current wireless industry standards and acronyms. The ones like TDD, FDD, and CDMA are engineer-speak, but some of the trade names and standards names are of course not. Then again, maybe I should keep up to date. Many recent M.S. graduates are at Qualcomm and so on, after all.
Now, you have more dedication than me for some of this alphabet soup. Reply
ludwigbo - Wednesday, February 27, 2013 - linkwhat Francis answered I'm amazed that a mother can get paid $5511 in 4 weeks on the computer. have you seen this web page BAM70.com Reply
bakedpatato - Wednesday, February 27, 2013 - linkIf the baseband is SDR-lite(which is quite cool,SDR is really taking off), does that mean that the Skyworks amp there is amplifying signals in the 2/4/5/13/7 bands? That seems rather impressive as well.
Also, TMOUS is doing AMR-WB over WCDMA. Does their implementation use IMS as well? Reply
anat17 - Tuesday, March 05, 2013 - linkI was wondering if we use TDD instead of FDD, will we still get 150 Mbps on Cat.4 device? Reply


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