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Head Probe for Combined Near Infrared Spectroscopy and Electroencephalography
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Note that Paolo Giacometti's talk starts at 29:00.
This seminar is part of the Jones Seminars on Science, Technology, and Society series, and is the second half of a two-part seminar by research-in-progress winners. See part one.
The objective of this research is to advance the technology used for noninvasive, simultaneous measurement of signals related to neural currents and hemodynamics in the human brain. Studies of the neurovascular relationship will bring scientific breakthroughs in our understanding of human brain physiology and in the diagnosis and monitoring of patients with neurological diseases. These studies require newly engineered tools for simultaneous measurement from the human head with multiple measurement modalities. This research will produce a new noninvasive probe for concurrent measurement of neural and vascular signals related to human brain function that can be used not only in research studies, but clinically as well. This new tool is needed to support neuroimaging research that aims to advance our understanding of the relationship between neural activity and cerebral blood flow changes. Research on the neurovascular relationship will ultimately have long-term benefits to understanding the aging brain and to diagnosing neurological diseases.
About the Speaker
Paolo Giacometti is from Quito, Ecuador, where he lived until he attended Saint Anselm College in NH. As an undergraduate, he worked as a controls engineering intern at DEKA for 1.5 years, testing medical devices under development. He graduated with a BA in Applied Physics and a minor in Computational Physical Science. He is currently a 3rd year Ph.D. candidate at Thayer School. He works with Dr. Solomon Diamond's multimodal neuroimaging lab.

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BRACKETTVILLE, Texas – Visitors from as far away as Houston, Austin and San Antonio came out to enjoy the day's free activities at the grand opening of Kickapoo Cavern State Park on Saturday, marking the first day the park is open for full public access for recreation and overnight camping, after more than 20 years of limited public visitation.
Highlighting the day's activities was the dedication of the Seargeant Memorial Trail, a hike and bike trail named in honor of the late Tommy Seargeant, former Kinney County Judge and rancher. The Seargeant family owned the property before selling it to Texas Parks and Wildlife Department, with the expressed intent that the public be able to access and enjoy the land. Today, the 6,300-acre park preserves three distinct eco-regions: the Texas Hill Country, Trans-Pecos and South Texas Brush Country.
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So I was contemplating asking that we do this for the new year, and since were well into it here goes: I propose that we start archiving some of the older discussions on pages. It doesn't really have to be an official effort but any article that you visit that has is pre-2013, the page could be archived? --Cerez365™(talk) 02:04, March 11, 2013 (UTC)
- Not all of them. There's no point, for example, in creating an archive of old discussions if the talk page is small. I only consider archiving talk pages when their size is over 32K characters long. If an archive can be made which at least approaches that, then I think it's reasonable. Omnibender - Talk - Contributions 02:09, March 11, 2013 (UTC)
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New Tree Preservation Ordinance Adopted
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New Tree Preservation Ordinance Adopted by
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Law Allows Property Owners to Seek Voluntary Protection of Individual Trees
The Fairfax County Board of Supervisors adopted a tree preservation ordinance at its Oct. 15 meeting, protecting four types of trees. Under the new law, individual specimen, heritage, memorial or street trees can be protected from being cut down.
The new measure is not intended to protect large wooded tracts. Instead, the law only affects individual trees that property owners voluntarily agree to safeguard.
The board approved the law because even a single tree can benefit the environment. One mature tree with a 26-foot canopy can absorb the emissions of a vehicle driven 11,500 miles every year.
Homeowners, residents or groups can recommend individual trees for protection. After a public hearing, the board will approve the preservation of specific trees. Easements also may be required to protect a tree's roots. If needed, property owners will donate the easements to the county.
As defined by the law, specimen trees are those that are notable in their size and quality for their species. Heritage trees have a historical or cultural interest. Memorial trees, as the name suggests, commemorate a memorial. Street trees are those that have been planted by the county on public rights of way.
There is a $2,500 fine for removing a protected tree without permission from the county. The ordinance takes effect immediately, and it has been added to the county code as chapter 120.
The preservation ordinance supports the county's 30-Year Tree Canopy Goal adopted by the board in July. The county aims to blanket 45 percent of the county with tree cover by 2037. It is important to preserve existing trees because the county expects to lose 4 percent of its canopy during the next 30 years. To reach the goal, the county and the public also will have to plant an additional 2.6 million new trees.
Once achieved, the canopy goal is expected to save taxpayers money. The trees when matured should produce savings equivalent to $5.3 million for air pollution removal and $4.7 million in energy conservation every year. The additional canopy also will have the capacity to absorb more than 10 million pounds of carbon dioxide annually, which could eliminate the need for $1 million in greenhouse gas reduction services each year.
For more information about the new ordinance or 30-Year Tree Canopy Goal, call 703-324-1770, TTY 711, or visit www.fairfaxcounty.gov/dpwes/environmental/trees.htm.
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A 13-year-old boy remains in a critical condition in Frenchay Hospital, near Bristol, and his mother is being treated at Salisbury District Hospital following a car crash on the A360 near Devizes on Sunday morning.
The mother and son, who are understood to live locally, were rescued from a black Citroen C3 which left the road while it was negotiating a bend between the turning for Great Cheverell and Black Dog crossroads.
The car ended up in a brook and firefighters from Devizes, Melksham and Trowbridge rescued them from the car as it was filling up with water.
Great Western Ambulance Service sent two paramedics in cars, two ambulance crews, the Great Western Air Ambulance from Filton, its Hazardous Area Response Team and a SWIFT medic.
The mother suffered facial injuries and was treated at the scene before being taken by road ambulance to Salisbury District Hospital. Police said today her condition is not life threatening.
Her son suffered serious, life threatening injuries. He was treated at the scene and stabilised before being flown by the air ambulance to Frenchay.
Police said today he is in a critical condition.
The accident happened just after 10am. The car was driving towards Devizes. Witnesses are asked to call Wiltshire Police's serious collision investigation team on 101.
There have been other accidents at the same bend, including one in 2009 when a motorist ended up in the brook. She was rescued by a passing motorist and PC Tom Kinderman.
The speed limit on the A360 was changed recently from 60mph to 50mph as part of a wider Wiltshire-wide speed limit review.


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Cases and CPU Cooling Now Live in Benchby Dustin Sklavos on 7/29/2013 2:43 PM EST
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Sivar - Monday, July 29, 2013 - linkLooks broken.
I choose "CPU Cooler Benchmarks" --> "Load Temperatures" --> "View Benchmark Results" button and it shows me "Sysmark2007 - Overall" Reply
xinthius - Monday, July 29, 2013 - linkLikewise with "Idle Temperatures". Reply
Soulwager - Monday, July 29, 2013 - linkWould it be possible to correlate thermal performance with acoustic performance? When I'm looking for a CPU cooler, I don't care which is the absolute quietest, nor which gives the absolute best thermals, I'm looking for good thermals and good acoustics at the same time.
For example, you could enforce a specific noise level using a fan controller, and measure load temperature at whatever fan speed is required to reach that threshold,
Alternatively, You could plot a graph of noise vs temperature at a specific load, which would let you compare coolers that can't overlap in noise level or temperature, and also allow you to compare the different fan settings for a single cooler at a glance. Reply
rpg1966 - Monday, July 29, 2013 - link"You could plot a graph of noise vs temperature"
This would be ideal. Trying to read the separate noise and temperature charts and seeing which give the best balance is quite difficult; it's surprising that AT hasn't combined all those into simple combined noise/temp charts. Reply
bobbozzo - Monday, July 29, 2013 - linkHi,
Under "Browse Cases Benchmarks", choosing ITX cases does not seem to filter correctly; the cases listed appear to be uATX and ATX.
Thanks Reply
tnerb - Tuesday, July 30, 2013 - linkAlso why is there no uATX category (for cases that only fit uATX motherboards or smaller)? Reply
pattycake0147 - Tuesday, July 30, 2013 - linkWould it be possible state the noise floor on the appropriate charts? Reply
creed3020 - Tuesday, July 30, 2013 - linkDustin please review the new Silverstone TD02 and TD03 AIO coolers. Reviews are coming back and show performance on par or better than an H110/Kraken X60. Reply


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SANTA ANA – Chances that Renee Ramirez, the county's assistant clerk-recorder, could be appointed by the Board of Supervisors to succeed her former boss, Tom Daly, have been complicated by revelations about decisions Daly made while he was the elected clerk-recorder.
Daly, now a state assemblyman, has found himself on the defensive over a consulting contract he granted to a political ally and an audit report on his former department's purchase of a building in Santa Ana.
The $26,400 consulting contract was given last year by Daly to Jordan Brandman, now an Anaheim councilman. It called for Brandman to produce a researched report by July 31, 2012, on the feasibility of establishing a branch office for the clerk recorder in the west part of the county.
The contract, at Daly's direction, was later extended twice, with the deadline pushed back to April 30. Brandman has delivered most sections of the report in draft form, totaling 20 pages, and has been paid $24,000 for his work so far.
While Daly has said he takes full responsibility for the contract, members of the Board of Supervisors say that Ramirez – who has been heading the department on an interim basis since December — can expect to face questions about her role when she interviews to be appointed as Daly's successor.
The news website Voice of OC, which first reported on Brandman's contract, found that sections of the draft report appeared to have been copied from other sources, including Wikipedia. A side-by-side comparison prepared by Voice of OC showed similarities between a section of Brandman's draft and the Wikipedia entry on Orange County.
In a brief interview this week, Brandman said, "I am fulfilling the obligations of my contract with the clerk-recorder." Brandman declined to explain why he requested two deadline extensions. He also declined to comment on the allegation that the section of his draft covering population demographics was lifted from Wikipedia.
Last April, when Brandman turned in a portion of his report that included the section on population demographics, Brandman wrote in an email to Ramirez, "Please note by the watermark that these are completions of draft. As data is further collected and finalized, these sections will become fuller in breadth."
Daly, in an interview last week, said he authorized the deadline extensions for Brandman's contract, "but at this point it is certainly reasonable for any county official to want the work finished."
In a March 15 memo to the Board of Supervisors, Ramirez said Brandman had agreed to a deadline of Friday to finalize the report.
Ramirez, who served as assistant clerk-recorder under Daly, has been employed by the department for 22 years. She is one of 11 candidates chosen to interview for the position of clerk-recorder by the Board of Supervisors. The board's appointee will serve until voters elect a clerk-recorder next year.
Although Daly authorized the Brandman contract, it was signed by Ramirez, and she approved payments to Brandman as sections of the draft were delivered. In a March 14 memo to the supervisors, Ramirez wrote that Daly asked her to be the contact person for Brandman because she oversaw the department's branch offices, and that her role in the contract, at Daly's direction, "was to review that the task deliverable was received and, if so, authorize payment."
The second contract extension was executed in January, after Daly resigned as clerk-recorder, although Ramirez told the supervisors that it "was granted based on Tom's direction before he was sworn into the state Assembly."
Shawn Nelson, chairman of the Board of Supervisors, said the situation creates "a real predicament" for Ramirez's candidacy because her chief qualification for appointment is her experience with the department.
"You've got to be smart enough to realize that on the day you become acting clerk-recorder, you've got to deal with the problems that are outstanding," Nelson said. "There was apparently no urgency in getting this done."
Supervisor Todd Spitzer said that Ramirez "has a lot of explaining to do," particularly about why the contract was extended and why Brandman was paid for incomplete work. "I still think, depending on her answers, that she's one of the front-runners" for the appointment, he said.
Supervisor John Moorlach also wants more explanation from Ramirez and said he's taking a wait-and-see approach on her candidacy.
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Springfield Center For The Arts At Wittenberg Hosts Exhibition Of 20th Century Embroidery Paintings
Springfield, Ohio – A collection of Chinese embroidery paintings gifted to Wittenberg University by Ronald Li, class of 1950, is now on display in the Halley Gallery of the Springfield Center for the Arts at Wittenberg University, 107 Cliff Park Road.
The exhibit, titled Speaking with Silk: 20th Century Embroidery Paintings from Wittenberg's Li Collection, opened on Saturday, June 2. The exhibit includes "needle paintings," which were developed in parallel to traditional Chinese painting as a means of self-cultivation, creative expression and societal contribution.
The collection explores the history, symbolism and aesthetics of this relatively unknown artistic tradition. Examples of human hair embroideries and rare pieces from China's Cultural Revolution (1966-76) accompany traditional Chinese landscapes, contemplative figures and Bird and Flower works.
Speaking with Silk is a Wittenberg student-curated and faculty-guided exhibition that showcases select embroideries from the Ronald Li Collection. It is open to the public free of charge through Friday, Sept. 14 (UPDATE: this exhibit has been extended to Tuesday, Sept. 25). Museum hours are 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday and 12:30-4:30 p.m. on Sundays. It is closed on Mondays.
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Tampa, Fla. (August 29, 2008) – The Saint Leo University volleyball team (1-0) opened their season in impressive fashion as the swept the University of Central Oklahoma (0-1) 3-0 (25-16, 25-19, 25-23) in the first game of the University of Tampa Labor Day Classic on Friday morning.
The Lions struggled early in the first game as the Broncos kept even with SLU through the first few points, but Saint Leo managed to get rolling and posted quick victories in games one and two.
With both teams getting used to the new 25-point games, the Lions allowed the visitors from Oklahoma to stay within reach during the Game 3, with the Broncos getting within two-points on multiple occasions. Although it was close at the end with the score 24-23 in favor of the Green and Gold, the Lions proved to be too tough as Saint Leo forced Central Oklahoma into an errant attack to close out the victory.
Blocking became the biggest asset for the Lions in the opener as SLU held almost a 12-0 advantage over the visitors as they dominated the net. Senior Emily Frey (Sr., Mason, OH) posted four solo blocks and assisted on two more, while sophomores Kaitlin McKenna (So., Dearborn, Mich.) and Leah Perry (So., Salem, OH) posted solo blocks as well.
On the offensive side of things, Saint Leo was led by junior Jenna Jordan (Jr., Plant City, Fla.) who notched 14 kills and a .393 attack percentage and McKenna, who went 10-of-15 for the match with a .533 percentage.
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QuestionI am divorced, and my ex got the house, as well as the first and second mortgage in the divorce decree (with a hold harmless clause). As my ex was not paying, the second mortgage company pursued me for payment. I reached a settlement with them for about 1/3 of the total loan amount. I understand they will submit a 1099 for the forgiven loan amount. Am I responsible for taxes on the forgiven loan portion?
There are various specific aspects that will determine if you are responsible for taxes on the forgiven loan portion. First, your state may look at things differently from the IRS. You may owe taxes to both, one or neither. It will depend on factors that include where you lived, the type of loan (recourse vs. non-recourse), state law and if you were considered insolvent. So, I recommend that you work with a CPA who understands your specific circumstances. The Mortgage Forgiveness Debt Relief Act was extended through 2013--hopefully to your benefit.
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Topic: Recurring fever makes Dad unfit for Chemo
My father was diagnosed with Type IV Hilar Cholangiocarcinoma in June this year.
He has cardiomyopathy and borderline diabetes mellitus. My doubt is regarding his reaction to chemotherapy.
On June 9 he was administered the first cycle of chemotherapy (Gemcitabine and Oxaliplatin ). Until a week he had absolutely no side effects but soon afterwards he began having high fever with chills. The temperature rise would be as high as 103F. His platelet count and RBC along with hemoglobin had also declined. This prevented him from completing the first cycle of chemotherapy ( One dose of gemcitabine after a week was prescribed) For the next one month we were advised against going for the next cycle because of the recurring fever. In a month he felt better and his parameters were in control
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Mad Ade's Chess Problem AgainLogic puzzles require you to think. You will have to be logical in your reasoning.
Mad Ade was standing outside waiting as usual for the Sweaty Chef Kebab Shop to open and was staring into the shop window of the store next door. He noticed a chess set on display.
He wondered how many ways are there of arranging the sixteen black or white pieces of the chess set on the first two rows of the board?
Obviously, Mad Ade did not bother working it out as the Kebab shop opened almost immediately as he thought about it.
What would have been the answer if Mad Ade wasn't so greedy and had worked it out?
Given that each pawn is identical and each rook, knight and bishop is identical to its pair.
AnswerFor 16 pieces that are all different the answer is 16! (!=factorial ie. 16x15x14...x1)
But, we have duplicate combinations because there are identical pieces being used. The number of duplicate combinations is =
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This gives 8x8! = 322560.
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SEBASTIAN, Fla. - A Florida teen is facing felony charges because of her relationship with her younger girlfriend.
18-year-old Kaitlyn Hunt was dating a fellow teen at her school, a 15-year-old female. She's now being charges with two felony counts of "lewd and lascivious battery on a child 12 to 16", after the parents of her girlfriend pressed charges earlier this year, according to the Huffington Post.
The charges have caused controversy on social media, including a Facebook page called Free Kate and a Change.org petition.
Kaitlyn's mother, Kelley Hunt-Smith, said on Facebook, "These people never came to us as parents, never tried to speak to us ... and tell us they had a problem with the girls dating."
Hunt-Smith said the parents knew for months the girls had a relationship.
"They were out to destroy my daughter," Hunt-Smith said. "[They] feel like my daughter 'made' their daughter."
Hunt-Smith said Hunt was arrested back in February. She was then expelled from Sebastian River High School.
Hunt-Smith said although a judge said Hunt could remain in school, as did the high school's administration, the other girl's parents kept fighting until the school board removed Hunt from the school.
Hunt has been attending an "alternative school" and will be allowed to attend senior events and graduate from Sebastian High.
The local state attorney's office has offered Hunt a plea deal, where she would be under two years' house arrest and a year of probation. That would stay on her adult record.
Hunt may be able to avoid having to register as a sex offender, because of Florida's "Romeo and Juliet" close-in-age exemption.
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March 4th, 2013 | SMWC
By Lisa Luper
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Who will discover the cure for cancer? Who will develop a renewable source of energy? Who will reach out to touch the farthest star in the universe or gaze at the inner workings of the smallest cell? Maybe it will be an Indiana high school student. Who will encourage that student to pursue a career in science, technology, engineering, or math? Perhaps it will be Saint Mary-of-the-Woods College and the Junior Science and Humanities Symposium.
In a partnership between the United States Army, Navy, and Air Force, and colleges across the country, Saint Mary-of-the-Woods College (SMWC) is helping find the next generation's top researchers by sponsoring the Indiana region's 40th annual Junior Science and Humanities Symposium (InJSHS) on March 7-9, 2013. This is the fifth year that SMWC has sponsored this prestigious scholarship program for high school students, and between 90-100 students are expected to attend.
Students were invited to submit an abstract of an original research project they completed over the past year. Twenty-three were chosen to present their research at the symposium and compete for scholarships up to $2,000, which will be awarded to the top three students. The top five students will win a trip to the 51st annual national JSHS in Dayton, Ohio, at the Crown Plaza on May 1-5, 2013. The first and second place regional winners will present at nationals, and the third place winner will be invited to a poster display.
Dave Grabowski, Ph.D., biology professor and department chair at SMWC, said that at Indiana's JSHS, the judges are searching for brilliant students who are conducting original research. "We aren't looking for the biggest splash or pizzazz," Grabowski said. "We are looking for students with great minds who are following the scientific process and the scientific method."
The event promotes STEM, science, technology, engineering, and math. People in STEM careers design and build everything from bridges and buildings to cars and computers. STEM people are zoologists, physicists, mathematicians, and more. In fact, out of the 20 fastest growing jobs, 15 of them are STEM-related according to the U.S. Department of Labor.
However, the Department of Defense is concerned that there aren't enough people trained to fill these jobs. As other nations have increasingly invested in STEM education, the U.S. has fallen behind. Foreign nations are now producing many more scientists and engineers than the United States, which, according to the Department of Defense's STEM Education and Outreach Strategic Plan, could negatively impact the future and security of the U.S. By rewarding academic excellence through JSHS, the U.S. military hopes to widen the pool of scientists, engineers, and others trained in research and development.
In addition to the student presentations and scholarships, SMWC's Monique Bate Akoachere, Ph.D., assistant professor of chemistry and biochemist, will give an exciting chemistry demonstration.
"The Indiana JSHS gives students an opportunity to build up their scientific knowledge," Akoachere explained. "If we can expose them to science early in life and teach them that science is their friend, maybe they will realize that it's not so difficult. Then they will begin to understand that they have a role to play during this time to help solve the issues the world faces, and the responsibility they have to embrace that role."
Akoachere studied biochemistry in Cameroon, Africa where she earned a bachelor's and master's degrees from the University of Buea before receiving a doctorate in biochemistry at the University of Giessen in Germany. While in Cameroon, her first research project led to the development of an immunodiagnostic tool to facilitate early detection of river blindness – the second leading cause of infectious blindness in humans. During her career as a biochemist, she has conducted research on anthrax and malaria and she has written nearly a dozen publications and teaching advanced courses.
As a woman chemist, she stressed how important it is for women's colleges like SMWC to promote STEM. "We need more women in the sciences," Akoachere said. "Science needs women, and women need science. I want to teach girls, and boys, too, that it is so fulfilling being able to make a difference in the world and in the lives of others."
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No party is complete without décor, and what better option this spring than the very blooms that represent the season? We talked to three local floral designers to find out which stems scream spring and picked up some ideas to make sure everything at your gathering comes up roses—or perhaps tulips, in this case.
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•If the person-of-the-hour at your celebration is a gardener, create a floral-centric gathering featuring a 'Welcome Springtime!' theme. Arrangements of tulips and daffodils can be made in or including small birds' nests with embellishments like wheat grass sprouts, mosses and eggs.
•With St. Louis weather always changing, it still might be chilly during your springtime celebration. Pretend you've headed south by sticking to a tropical theme. Orchids and birds-of-paradise bring that warm-weather look while adding a serious splash of color. To keep the look focused on all-things tropical, try placing the cut flowers in cylindrical vases wrapped in matching greenery; a rope, ribbon or more foliage can be used to secure the wrapping and complete the look.
•The pastels of spring pop nicely against galvanized metal containers and come in a variety of sizes to keep the party cohesive. Try a large, tall arrangement in a galvanized watering can as a buffet piece, with smaller containers of the same material for centerpieces, to engulf guests in that springtime feeling without hindering table conversation.
Jane Winter, designer and owner of Wildflowers
•Make your party décor unique by ordering unusual flowers. Types of Fritillaria or Hellebore are fragile, but bring an out-of-the-ordinary beauty to any tablescape. Angelique tulips or bearded irises are unique twists on standard springtime arrangements.
•When done correctly, a combination of pinks and corals can bring that perfect spring feeling to any get-together. Remember to add a "fresh green color" to arrangements, but not by using standard evergreen filler. Lady's Mantle—a green flower—is a great option, as it adds that green hue without the filler feeling. Another option? Green succulents add color, while maintaining overall arrangement interest.
•Use branches to increase the architectural presence of the plants. Peach, cherry and French pussy willow branches can be used in floral arrangements or alone to add height, dimension and overall presence.
•If entertaining at home, invite the florist over before the event; they can get a feel of the home to create matching floral masterpieces, notice arrangement locations you might have overlooked and find containers you already own that could work for the finished pieces.
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•Continuing with the classics, use a traditional glass vase. Too dull? Add colored marbles to the bottom of the vase. If you're arranging ahead of time and are concerned with murky-looking water, wrap the inside of the vase with a leaf.
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CONROE, Texas - Fire crews said a smoke detector may have saved a woman's life during a house fire in Conroe.
Officials said the woman was sleeping inside her mobile home on North Pine View in Conroe when the smoke detector went off. The woman opened the door where a heater was located and saw flames shooting into the attic.
Fire crews arrived and battled the blaze, officials said. At one point, the roof collapsed while a firefighter was inside, but officials said no one was injured.
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Now, I am not in anyway saying that laws should be passed, but we should encourage better behavior by not buying the stuff with this kind of language in it. Ultimately, vote with your wallets, laws are definitely not the answer to everything (or even most things for that matter)
There are millions of people out there in this world who are honest hard working people that listen to rappers like Eminem, watch violent movies, play violent video games who don't seem to have a problem functioning in life. Only ignorant people allow themselves to be influenced by music, movies, and video games etc. But if that's the case then they obviously got other things wrong in their head to begin with. So don't be trying to blame the music, movies, and video games, PEOPLE MAKE THEIR OWN CHOICES!!
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A young couple hoping to buy a discounted iPhone 5 were robbed at gunpoint Tuesday night in the city's North End.
The couple saw an ad on the online classified service Kijiji for an iPhone5 and made arrangements through email to meet the seller at his home in the 300 block of Magnus Avenue at about 7:30 p.m.
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Builders of fiberglass boats and yachts are in the midst of what may prove to be a sea change in the way they ply their craft. The days of building hulls with chopper guns and hand-laid glass in open molds are numbered. Partly because of environmental concerns, but also because of the promise of higher quality and lower cost, progressive builders are implementing a variety of faster, cleaner, and better molding processes for everything from PWCs and runabouts to megayachts.
While a few innovative methods have been developed over the past several years, one created for megayachts by Georgia-based Intermarine Savannah is noteworthy. (In a future issue, we'll discuss processes more suitable for boats in the lower end of the size range.)
In traditional fiberglass construction, hulls are laid up in open molds, each layer of fiberglass being coated with a layer of resin applied with a spray gun or roller and worked into the laminate with a squeegee. Workers are clad in rubber boots, Tyvek paper suits, and face masks with air filters to protect them from styrene vapors given off by the resin. The process is labor-intensive, and the quality of the finished laminate depends strongly on how well each layer of resin is applied; there is little tolerance for error.
In newer molding processes, laminates are generally laid up dry, covered with an airtight membrane, then vacuum-infused with resin. Perhaps the most well-known resin-infusion process is SCRIMP, patented by Seemann Composites, the remainder of the acronym standing for Resin Infusion Molding Process. One of the key distinguishing features of SCRIMP is its resin distribution material, which facilitates resin infusion and which must be removed from the laminate after fabrication. Owned by TPI Technologies, the SCRIMP process is currently licensed to several yacht builders and has been used in building hulls as large as 90 feet.
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Aviles' five RBIs help propel Tribe in nightcap
Kluber solid, allowing just two runs over seven innings
KANSAS CITY -- It was one of the Indians' first moves of the offseason and it mostly flew under the radar. In an early November swap, Cleveland reeled in infielder Mike Aviles and catcher Yan Gomes from the Blue Jays in exchange for reliever Esmil Rogers.
On Sunday night, Aviles and Gomes both played a key role in leading the Indians to a 10-3 rout of the Royals in the nightcap of a doubleheader at Kauffman Stadium. Aviles knocked in a career-best five runs and Gomes tripled, scored and helped guide starter Corey Kluber to a quality start and a win.
At the time of the trade, Indians manager Terry Francona was ecstatic about the deal.
"I was thrilled," Francona said. "Mike Aviles, you play a guy that's not maybe your everyday player, and he kind of carries the offense. That's a nice guy to have. His energy, he's always like that. You can put him anywhere in the infield, and he can hit the ball out of the ballpark."
After being shut out by Kansas City in a 9-0 loss in the first game of the twin bill, the offensive fireworks in the second tilt allowed the Tribe to let out a sigh of relief. The 10 runs scored by Cleveland in Game 2 were as many as the club had scored in the previous 42 innings combined heading into the contest.
The Indians churned out 14 hits, put the leadoff man aboard in six of nine innings and ended the evening 4-for-9 with runners in scoring position. It was a drastic turnaround from Game 1, which marked the 14th time in 22 games this season that the Indians scored three runs or fewer.
"It was definitely, definitely good," Aviles said. "Things haven't been going the way we wanted them lately, and everybody knows that. But, at the end of the day, it's still early in the season. It's always good when you're able to respond after the first game. We lost 9-0 and [the Royals] have been pitching well."
Aviles, who started at second base in place of Jason Kipnis, broke things open for the Indians in the third inning, when he drilled a 2-0 offering from Royals starter Will Smith deep to left field for a three-run home run. Aviles also had an RBI groundout in the first inning and an RBI sacrifice fly in a two-run seventh.
It seemed fitting that Aviles' big night came against the Royals. In 2003, when Kansas City selected Aviles in the seventh round of the First-Year Player Draft, the ballclub gave him a paltry signing bonus of $1,000. A decade later, Aviles is playing under a two-year contract that he signed over the winter with the rival Indians.
Aviles shrugged off the personal connection.
"In all honesty, it's not that big of a significance," Aviles said. "But it was fun. It's always fun to come back and play here. At least I can always say that I [set a career high] here in Kansas City. It's the organization I came up with and I'll always have a soft spot in my heart for Kansas City. It's a great place. It's a great town."
Smith -- in his first start of the season for Kansas City -- took the loss after giving up six runs (four earned) on seven hits in four-plus innings.
Gomes was promoted from Triple-A Columbus prior to Sunday's doubleheader to fill in for backup catcher Lou Marson, who is on the 15-day disabled list with a right shoulder injury. In the fourth inning, Gomes laced a pitch from Smith to right-center field for a triple and later scored on a sacrifice fly from Drew Stubbs.
Indians shortstop Asdrubal Cabrera contributed an RBI triple and Nick Swisher added a sac fly in the eighth inning. Carlos Santana pitched in with a run-scoring single in Cleveland's two-run showing in the first.
"We got leadoff runners on and then we kind of kept the line moving," Francona said. "And our situational hitting was much better. When you have runners on base, and you make guys throw out of the stretch and things like that, that's a lot easier way to play."
At the onset of their busy offseason, the Indians acquired Aviles and Gomes on Nov. 3 with the goal of strengthening the team's depth at multiple positions. Aviles has bounced around the infield in a utility role and Gomes has performed admirably in two stints as an injury replacement for Marson.
The Indians have been especially pleased with how Gomes has handled the pitching staff.
That was put on display again on Sunday, when Kluber turned in seven strong innings for the Tribe. The right-hander limited the Royals to two runs -- both on a bloop single from Chris Getz in the fourth inning -- on seven hits and ended with six strikeouts and no walks.
"Between Spring Training and the couple times here, I've thrown to Yan a lot," Kluber said. "He does a great job back there. You can see he's watching the hitters, watching their swings and stuff, and trying to get on the same page with you. It's nice."
Francona also liked what he saw from Kluber, especially given that the righty had not pitched since April 20 due to a rainout in Chicago earlier this week.
"He was aggressive, especially in," Francona said. "He was kind of moving guys off the plate and opening up the plate. Considering how much he's been bounced around and things like that, for him to do what he did is very impressive."
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Hi - My name is Jadine and I am from Boulder, CO. I was diagnosed with cholangiocarcinoma last month after three months of vigorous testing. It is a result of a choledochal cyst diagnosed when I was ten years old. (It took 49 years to turn cancerous) I am 59 now. It is not resectable and I was denied a spot in the liver transplant program because of the size of the tumors and because it is stage IV. I have been to the Mayo Clinic for a 2nd opinion which resulted in the same diagnosis plus a suggestion of doing chemoembolization.
I am going to do a Phase I clinical trial with Gemzar, Xeloda and Axitinib and hope for the best. Does anyone have advice on nutrition and a remedy for the itching symptoms??? Thanks - Jadine


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Rheumatic fever is a bacterial infection that can cause problems with the heart's aortic and mitral valves.
Rheumatic fever is caused by certain strains of streptococcal bacteria. A strep throat infection that isn't properly treated can trigger rheumatic fever. Rheumatic fever can damage heart muscle and heart valves. Not all people who have rheumatic fever develop rheumatic heart disease.
This infection causes swelling and muscle damage to the heart. It can cause heart valve leaflets to stick together, which narrows the opening of the valve. This narrowing prevents blood from moving through the heart normally.
If the aortic valve is narrowed, this problem is called aortic valve stenosis.
If the mitral valve is narrowed, this problem is called mitral valve stenosis.
Rheumatic fever is rare in Canada, the United
States, and western Europe. But it was fairly common until the 1950s.
Widespread use of antibiotics to treat strep throat has greatly lowered the number of new cases of rheumatic fever.
Today, most rheumatic fever
cases occur in developing countries, particularly Africa and southeast
Some people may develop a heart valve disease after having
rheumatic fever as a child. It might take 30 to 40
years after a case of rheumatic fever for a valve problem to develop.
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I am trying my first python program.
I need an audio library that lets me do the following:
1) Playback a recorded tune
2) change the frequency/pitch of the tune
I am not well versed with the audio thing - so a simple library is what i am looking for.
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SAINT LEO, Fla. – Senior Dari Alcantara found the back of the net in the 73rd minute of action, earning the game-winning goal as the Saint Leo women's soccer team defeated West Georgia 4-3 on Sunday afternoon at University Field. Saint Leo advances to 2-0 on the season, while West Georgia drops to 1-1.
Pia Soesemann connected a cross from the right wing to Alcantara, who found the sweet spot and headed the ball past West Georgia keeper Mary Laza into the bottom left corner. Soesemann led the way on the afternoon with two goals and an assist for five points. Barbaresi and Alcantara notched one goal apiece, while Sherrie Gessin earned the first assist of her collegiate career.
Kelcee Mai and Jessica Griffith split time between the posts. Mai was unable to set aside any shots on frame, while Griffith earned one save on the afternoon. On the opposite end of the pitch, Laza compiled six saves while yielding four shots on target.
The Lions found themselves down early due to a UWG goal in the fourth minute from Cydney Raymond off of a Jessica Young assist. Despite the early tally, the Green and Gold pulled ahead and held a 3-1 advantage at the half thanks to two consecutive goals from Soesemann, and an unassisted goal from Barbaresi in the 35th minute of play.
The Wolves entered into the second half with a vengeance, earning two goals to knot the score at 3-3 by the 62nd minute. Soesemann and Alcantara lifted the Lions to a one-goal advantage with just under 17 minutes to play, and the Green and Gold sealed the deal thanks to a stalwart defense and continuous pressure from their midfield and forward squads.
The Lions led the shot count, stifling their opponent 21-6, and had more opportunities from the corner with a 9-5 count over the Wolves. UWG committed 11 fouls to Saint Leo's eight.
The Saint Leo women's soccer team returns to action on Friday, September 9, when they host Mercy College at University Field. Kickoff against the Mavericks is set for 4:00 p.m. For the latest news, updates and information, visit the Lions' home on the web at SaintLeoLions.com.


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A Photomosaic combines the art of photography with the science of image computing to produce original works of art. A Photomosaic works by arranging thousands of tiny photographs that when viewed from a distance, combine to form a single larger image. The technology was patented in 2000 and licensed by Digital artistCraig Adam in 2005 when he launched Mosaic Legends.
In this piece titled "Touch of Grey", Craig Adam worked with music photographer Jay Blakesberg's Jerry Garcia & Grateful Dead archive. The images span from 1977 through 1995 and document an enormous portion of Jerry's and the Dead's careers. The mosaic is made up of 3504 individual tiles, with approximately 1000 different images.
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I was considering starting up a petition on the Lego site to make RaC lego (here is the link to petition area of the site: http://lego.cuusoo.com/). Would anyone be interested in supporting this if I did make one and design all the pieces and stuff? Would anyone like to help me design them and shoot ideas around for set themes? ;P
Also, more importantly, would Insomniac give permission for me to do this? Because I see plenty of Star Wars sets on there, amongst other copyrighted things which seem to be fine according to their rules.
"Original Model Ideas based on Licensed IP.You will receive 1% of net sales if the model you submitted is based on third-party intellectual property (e.g. Star Wars or Angry Birds) and is your original work."
I think this would be a nice lego set to have, a fun addition to the franchise for fans. I think you need 10,000 votes for it to be made, but I'm not too sure just yet.
Would love to get some feedback!


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PAYING $300 each, the guardian angels of schoolies week are preparing to care for your teenagers, walk them home, clean up their room and cook up a batch of pancakes. They'll even take the phone calls from worried parents to keep watch over errant offspring.
The 1300-strong volunteers, better known as the Red Frogs, comprise Christian volunteers who minister to children at the annual festivals of post-year 12 debauchery.
The Red Frogs, which started in 1997, covers 17 schoolies destinations in Australia. Seven hundred are based at the Gold Coast, the centre of celebrations, which start this weekend for Queenslanders. The following two weeks are for NSW and Victorian students. Most of the volunteers are aged 18 to 25 and pay a registration fee of about $300, which helps cover expenses for accommodation, uniform and insurance.
''It really is just people who have a genuine heart and want to make sure young people are safe,'' said Simeon Hoffmann, who has been a Red Frogs volunteer for nine years.
The volunteers expect to hand out about four tonnes of red frog lollies during the schoolies period.


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Beautiful Fall Centerpieces
Autumn tin
Vintage tins work well as containers any time of year. For a fall arrangement, look for a tin in an autumn hue that will complement your flowers.
Here, a yellow tin holds white ranunculus, red-rimmed orange ranunculus, a spray of white roses, gold alstroemeria, pinecones, oranges, variegated pittosporum and magnolia leaves. Floral foam holds most of the centerpiece; wire the oranges and pinecones to wooden kabob spears to give them height.
Vintage appeal
An antique Roseville vase combines with shades of brown, green and white to give this centerpiece a striking vintage look. Tan and brown pinecones set off white tulips, Calla lilies, white rice flowers and green eucalyptus. As the flowers fade, you can replace with fresh blooms or keep the cones, rice flowers and eucalyptus as a dried arrangement for the rest of the season.
Center of attention
For a bountiful centerpiece, cover a cake stand with fanned out corn husks. Then pile on gourds, leaves and ornamental corn.
Succulent pumpkin display
Top a pumpkin with sphagnum moss and an assortment of succulents for a striking, long-lasting display. Click or tap on the link below for step-by-step instructions for this project.Related Links
Dressed-up fruits
Add sparkle to autumn colors with this easy centerpiece idea. Choose a few pears or apples and decorate with adhesive decals in silver, bronze, and gold tones. Group together in a bowl or place along a table runner.
Corks and candles
This super-easy centerpiece showcases the rustic, natural texture of wine corks inside a footed clear-glass candleholder. For more fall color, add leaves or berries among the corks. Make sure any flammable materials are protected from the candle, or use a battery-powered candle for safety.
China and roses
Rummage through your old china—or find vintage mismatched pieces at a garage sale— to create this pretty tiered display. Use a large china plate as the base, then stack teacups and smaller plates. Add fresh or artificial orange flowers on each level, and place a small amount of foliage in the top teacup.
Flowers under glass
Just flip unused flutes and wine glasses over flower buds for this easy last-minute centerpiece. Place on top of a decorative charger or tray. For a long-lasting arrangement, use artificial flowers.
Wheat and corn centerpiece
Create a simple fall centerpiece using wheat and dried corn. Start by filling a container with floral foam. Insert wheat stalks so they fan out around the edges of the foam, then top with ears of corn. For special-occasion place settings, attach a name card to an extra cob set on each plate.
Natural display
A pumpkin "basket" makes an imaginative centerpiece for a fall table.
Hollow out the pumpkin, then place a block of wet floral foam inside. Position a pillar candle in the foam and surround with fall blooms and berries to complete this DIY fall decoration.
Paper cornucopia
Instead of the traditional wicker cone, make your own cornucopia from wrapping paper by folding into a cone shape and securing with tape. Fill with shredded paper and arrange fruits and vegetables.
Pumpkin color
Fresh fall branches and Jack-Be-Little pumpkins in the bottom of tall glass vases showcase a pumpkin color scheme. Twine passed through holes drilled in Sweetie Pies lets these smaller pumpkins hang from a chandelier.
Harvest table
An easy grouping of seasonal items and colors brings autumn to your tabletop.
Orange and white pumpkins plus yellow chrysanthemums in a sunny yellow container create an eye-catching centerpiece. Elevate some of the pumpkins for added flair.
Fashion a spooky tabletop display that starts with easy-to-make plaster-cloth spheres.
Wrap plaster-cloth strips (from a crafts store) around a balloon, following the directions on the plaster-cloth package. Leave open spaces as you wrap. When dry, remove the balloon and use a crafts knife to cut an opening for inserting the light. Place sphere over an orange or white battery-operated votive. Set your spheres on clear glass cake stands or similar displays.
Creative candleholders
Use repurposed candleholders for easy fall displays of small pumpkins and gourds. Look for inexpensive candleholders in varying heights at a garage sale or antiques store, then spray-paint black for a unified look.
Floating display
Clear glass containers highlight the seasonal beauty of smooth pumpkins and frilly flowers in this unusual--and ultra quick--display.
Fill an assortment of glasses with water and float mini pumpkins along with Teddy Bear sunflowers or other autumn blooms.
Colorful collection
A papier-mache hatbox, mums and pumpkins create a bright orange centerpiece. Glue fabric and rickrack to the hatbox, and add rickrack or ribbon to pumpkins to get the look shown here. A bowl of candy corn adds a festive touch.
Naturally simple
Pears, nuts, fall leaves and wheat grouped in a wire bowl form a pretty centerpiece that celebrates autumn's bounty. Accent the display with a solid-color table runner and chartreuse Hypericum berries grouped in small glass vases or cups.
Small pumpkins and gourds spilling out of a cornucopia create a lush seasonal look on your tabletop.
Uplifting arrangement
Put white gourds on pedestals for a fun last-minute autumn table topper. Repurpose old table legs and balusters as low pedestals (shown here), or try candleholders, cake stands, goblets or clay pots. A bright table runner ties it all together.
Bountiful tabletop
Create a beautiful table display that shows off the bounty of the season. Cylindrical vases filled with birdseed provide a sturdy base for branches from which small pumpkins dangle on bits of twine. Between the vases, hollowed-out gourds hold candles as well as berries. Finish the look by arranging berries, pinecones, gourds, branches and moss around the vases.
Pumpkin vases
Turn white 'Lumina' pumpkins into pretty fall containers. Remove tops and hollow out pumpkins. Insert containers to hold floral arrangements and water. Cattails, fall leaves, seasonal berries and orange tulips create a sophisticated mix.
Creative runner
You might have trouble keeping the piles of foliage outside in order, but these leaves march in perfect rows across a table runner.
Use a stencil or rubber stamp and fabric or crafts paint to decorate a plain linen cloth. Follow instructions on the paint container for setting and washing the finished design. The same technique can be used to create other fall linens for your home, such as hand towels or even pillowcases.


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