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TEWKSBURY, Mass.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Cambridge Heart, Inc. (OTCBB: CAMH), a developer of non-invasive diagnostic tests for cardiac disease, today announced that on January 17, 2012 it completed an initial closing of a private placement to new and current institutional and individual accredited investors. The private placement is structured as a sale of senior secured promissory notes that are convertible into shares of the Company's common stock at a conversion price of $0.11 per share together with four-year warrants to purchase shares of common stock at an exercise price of $0.15 per share. The number of warrant shares issued to each investor is equal to the principal amount of the note divided by the conversion price of $0.11. The notes will mature eighteen months from the date of issuance.


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The former Chase Brass Mill in Waterbury. Photo courtesy of the Waterbury Development Corporation.
The Naugatuck Valley is home to many industrial inventions, including vulcanized rubber and Naugahide upholstery, as well as some more familiar innovations including Mounds and Almond Joy candy bars and even the wiffle ball!
Mattatuck Museum, Arts & History Center (Waterbury)
The Mattatuck Museum in Waterbury is the only combined museum, arts and history center in the Valley.
Photo courtesy of the Mattatuck Museum.
144 West Main Street, Waterbury, CT 06702
For more information about the museum call (203) 753-0381 or visit their website.
The Railroad Museum of New England (Thomaston)
242 East Main Street, Thomaston, CT
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Directions and more information about the museum can be found on the website: http://www.rmne.org/volunteer/index.php or by calling (860) 283-RAIL (860-283-7245).
The Thomaston Opera House (Thomaston)
158 Main Street, Thomaston, CT 06787
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Timexpo Museum (Waterbury)
The Timexpo Museum in Waterbury, CT. Photo courtesy of the Housatonic Valley Association.
175 Union Street, Waterbury, CT 06706
Open Tuesday-Saturday 10:00a-5:00p
Visitors to the Timex Museum in Waterbury will learn about the history of Timex - which dates all the way back to 1854! - as well as much more! Learn about Waterbury Clock's many time-related inventions as you view their collection of clocks and pocket watches manufactured in Waterbury starting in the mid-1800s. Witness the impact of economics, marketing, major historical events and innovations as you journey through the history of clock making in the region and the resulting modern day technologies. And while you're there, don't forget to journey through the Time Tunnel back to the ancient world and marvel over the mysteries of Easter Island and connections across the seas in the "Coincidences or Connections" exhibit. You can also visit the water table, a model of the Pacific Ocean, where you can experiment sailing boats with and against the currents or learn about the Mounds of North America and their relationship to other mounds and pyramids around the world.
The museum hosts a variety of special events, including informative, hands-on presentations and activities for visitors of all ages. The museum is also available for use as a venue for parties, fundraisers, or meetings. For more information and a listing of upcoming events, call (203) 755-3807 or visit the Timexpo Museum website: http://www.timexpo.com/index.html.
Historical Society Offices & Museums
Derby and Ansonia Historical Society Office
Sarah Riggs Humphreys House, 37 Elm Street, Ansonia , CT
Open Monday-Friday 1:00-4:00p
The Derby and Ansonia Historical Society's office is located on Elm Street in Ansonia. The office is open during weekdays from 1-4p. Make sure to check out the links on the Historical Society's website to internet videos called "Looking Up, A View from the Valley." These videos are a great summary of the history of Derby and how it has grown into the town it is today. For more information contact the Society at (203) 735-1908 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Seymour Historical Society Museum
59 West Street, Seymour, CT
Open for tours or historic and genealogy research by appointment
The museum is located on West Street in Seymour and is open by appointment for tours or historic and genealogy research. Make sure to check out the program calendar on the Society's website for news about upcoming programs and events! To learn more about the museum contact the Society at (203) 888-7471or firstname.lastname@example.com .
195 Water Street, Naugatuck, CT 06770
Open Friday Noon-4:00p and Saturdays 10:00a-2:00p
The Naugatuck Historical Society Museum is located at 195 Water Street in Naugatuck. Upcoming events can be found by clicking the "Events & Programs" link of the left side of the historical society's website. To learn more contact the Society at (203) 729-9039.
Watertown Historical Society and Museum
22 Deforest Street, Watertown, CT 06795
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Conservative News Update:
I found an article from 2010 where the 'far left extremist organization' Southern Poverty Law Center' bashed my claims about the communist threat and my calls for McCarthyism. Why are leftists so afraid of McCarthyism if they aren't communists with nothing to hide? They are VERY AFRAID.
In 2010, I also warned that Julian Assange would try to seek asylum in Moscow, but he got trapped from escaping (unlike Edward Snowden). I believe that Assange would be in Moscow sitting next to Snowden if he had gotten away.
The FAR LEFT fear me, because I expose their radical agenda and associations. Matt Drudge may be more popular, but he don't dare venture into territory that The Conservative Monster does. Why is the Southern Poverty Law Center picking on a little guy like me? Truth stings!
My comments about the collapse of the Soviet Union being staged to lower America and Europe's guard to the Russian threat and Communism are also true. The fall of the Berlin Wall was a 'strategic move' since the Russians needed something spectacular to make the fall of communism look real. Then, the Kremlin unleashed their Iranian proxies against the West.
Poland wanted a missile defense system, because the Soviet Union didn't go anywhere and they know the threat is still very real. The Soviet collapse was a great way to have their debt erased and get financial aid from the West. Ethnic cleansing became much easier in the Soviet Republics after the collapse, because chaos was used as an excuse for deniability. Plus, 'rogue' Soviet Generals allegedly sold weapons to Muslim terrorists after the collapse, because they 'needed money'. It is no coincidence that Muslim terrorists only tote around AK-47's.
The Boston Bomber suspect was trained in Russia and so was Al Qaeda leader Ayman Zawahiri. The Target credit card hacker came from Russia as well. I could be here all day on this topic. Read my Russia archives for more.
Vladimir Putin is clearly trying to re-establish the Soviet Empire. This is all common sense, but liberals are treasonous liars that are aiding the enemy. OLD NEWS.
Lots has changed since 2010 and many people today see the Communist threat coming from Liberals and Leftists that was more stealth in the past.
"This WikiLeaks disaster is proof that we are deeply infiltrated by communists just like Senator McCarthy warned us about. … It would not shock me if [Wikileaks founder] Julian Assange SECRETLY seeks asylum in Moscow to avoid an Interpol arrest," wrote Steve Cooper,
Cooper, a prolific blogger and Internet radio personality who writes and broadcasts at TheConservativeMonster.com, has been working towards a full-blown exhumation of McCarthy's legacy for some time. During a June 2009 Internet broadcast on the topic, "Did the Soviet Union stage their collapse to lower our guard?" he declared that "global tentacles of Marxism are slowly strangling this world, and people are clueless."
The Year in Hate & Extremism: The Southern Poverty Law Center has The Conservative Monster in their Cross Hairs


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Tuesday's news that General Motors (GM) is cutting ad spending on Facebook (FB) was a huge shock to most casual investors. The concern among Facebook skeptics is whether GM is the canary in the coalmine leading other big ad spenders follow suit. Facebook has tried to spin this development by countering:
- GM was only spending $10 million a year.
- Ford (F) is happy with its return on investment, so GM must be doing something wrong.
- The timing of the leak to the Wall Street Journal implies it's coming from someone trying to embarrass Facebook.
- It's still early for ads. Facebook is not even trying and posted $3.7 billion in revenue last year. Imagine what it can do when it gets its act together.
All this is true; however, is it still cause for worry? Of course it is. GM is a huge advertiser. Something is wrong if Facebook is arguing that GM is too stupid to advertise on its website.
It's also puzzling that GM spent $30 million in the past year on agencies to help do its "free" Facebook site, but only spent $10 million on Facebook itself.
Maybe Facebook will start charging companies like GM to do this, thereby transferring agency revenues into Facebook's coffers.
Maybe. But why hasn't it done that already? Because Facebook wants to get people hooked and not try something instead of Facebook.
So what does this mean for Facebook's debut Friday?
It should take a little air out of the tires. I heard someone comment two days ago that this IPO could touch $200 billion. I don't see that level of exuberance.
Even if Greece continues to get all the business news headlines and now with this GM news out there, I don't expect the people who want to buy Facebook to be deterred. In their minds, Facebook is still at the beginning stages of a huge run and the best time to buy is right at the start.
I believe we're still going to see the deal price at a valuation of about $120 billion Thursday night and trade up to $150 billion Friday but close at around a $140 billion valuation, representing a first-day gain of 17% -- slightly less than Google's (GOOG) 18% IPO gain.
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Justin Bieber – 2012 New Album Preview
Even though Justin Bieber released his Christmas album 'Under the Mistletoe' in November 2011, he's already gearing up to drop his third studio album in 2012. In the latter portion of 2011, Bieber began to leak tidbits about the recording process of his new album and the featured artists who will appear on the LP.
Back in November, Bieber spoke to AMP Radio about his 2012 album 'Believe.' For the album, which could hit retailers as early as February or March 2012 (spring and summer release dates have also been rumored), Bieber is looking to Justin Timberlake for inspiration.
The teen heartthrob is looking to create something "different" with 'Believe,' saying, "I want to step out of my comfort zone but I don't want to go too left, where people aren't going to get it and think … I want to keep me and step over here and try some other stuff. Like how Justin Timberlake did 'FutureSex/LoveSounds.' I want to make something different like that. Not like him, but do my own thing."
Bieber is also trying his hand at songwriting for 'Believe.' "He's pretty adamant about writing a lot of [the album]," Bieber's manager Scooter Braun told Billboard. "And he played me some stuff that he's been doing on his own. He wrote this amazing song that sounds like a Jodeci record. I'm really excited for him. This kid can sing his a— off. He's coming into his own."
In addition to writing his own tracks, Bieber is also recruiting plenty of talented artists to be featured on 'Believe.' According to MTV's Rap Fix, the Biebs is collaborating Drake and Kanye West for his upcoming project. "I'm working with a lot of cool people," Bieber said. "I'm working with Kanye. Drake is gonna work on the album with me and a lot of different artists."
In addition to Yeezy and Drizzy, Bieber will also reportedly be collaborating with producers Kevin Cossom, Bangladesh and Danja. Cossom has worked with Joe Jonas, Keri Hilson and Chris Brown in the past, while Bangladesh is known for his collaborations with Lil Wayne ('6 Foot 7 Foot') and Rihanna ('Talk That Talk' LP). Danja is also an accomplished hip-hop/pop producer, working with Usher, T.I., Britney Spears, Pink and many more.
While performing on his 'Home for the Holidays' special in Canada, Justin Bieber performed a new song called 'Be Alright.' Since this tune hasn't appeared on any of his past albums, we're thinking this one may appear on his 2012 'Believe' album, although we cannot confirm this.
It sounds like Justin Bieber's 2012 album release will be his biggest and baddest LP to date! We can't wait to hear some of the tracks. Stay tuned with PopCrush for more details on 'Believe.'
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Extremely cold temperatures and blowing snow will hamper efforts to clear roads overnight Wednesday into Thursday. Slick conditions will exist in areas through Thursday.
Weather Forecast: Temperatures in the single digits along with gusty winds will continue Wednesday evening into Thursday. Snow flurries will be possible on Thursday with highs in the teens.
Road Clearing: MoDOT crews will continue working to clear major roads. However, extreme cold temperatures and blowing snow will cause roads to remain partly covered to covered in some areas.
Crews will plow lesser-traveled roads as time allows. They also will treat hills, curves and intersections with abrasives. Lesser-traveled roads will not be cleared.
Travel Conditions: While road conditions did improve somewhat on Wednesday, road conditions are not expected to improve Wednesday night into Thursday due to extremely cold temperatures and blowing snow. Drivers are urged to slow down, drive according to conditions and allow extra travel time to their destinations.
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1. Re: enabling combo box via adf client javascriptTimo Hahn Dec 7, 2012 7:03 PM (in response to Kronos72it)User, please always tell us your jdev version!
Why do you javascript at all?
EL should be enough to get this use case done.
2. Re: enabling combo box via adf client javascriptKronos72it Dec 9, 2012 3:36 PM (in response to Timo Hahn)JDev 220.127.116.11
I don't use EL because I want to avoid a call on web layer (EL refer to pageDef ,then model layer ).
3. Re: enabling combo box via adf client javascriptPuthanampatti Dec 9, 2012 4:26 PM (in response to Kronos72it)try like this:
var source = event.getSource();
var sor = source.getParent().findComponent("sor1");
if(sor != null)
4. Re: enabling combo box via adf client javascriptKronos72it Dec 10, 2012 8:19 AM (in response to Puthanampatti)I dont need to react with a "setValue" but just enabling or disabling the combo list, thanks anyway.
For Timo : I am interesting also to solve via EL , can you supply me a sample ? thanks.
5. Re: enabling combo box via adf client javascriptArunkumar Ramamoorthy-Oracle Dec 10, 2012 9:42 AM (in response to Kronos72it)Hi,
As Timo mentioned, you could just achieve this with an autoSubmit set to true for the radio buttons and an EL to the combobox (disabled property) with partialTriggers to that of the radio button.
For the EL, you can use the value of the radio button (something like disabled="#{bindings.<attribute_to_which_radio_is_bound_to>.inputValue eq '<whatever_value_you_set>'}" )
6. Re: enabling combo box via adf client javascriptKronos72it Dec 18, 2012 10:55 PM (in response to Kronos72it)Then , any reply ?
My problem is that neither reasonCombo.setEditable('true'); nor reasonCombo.setEditable(true); are good to enable the combo list , but why ? are not called in the right way ? or what ?
and why oracle.adf.view.js.component.rich.input.AdfRichSelectOneChoice don't carry a setReadOnly function but just only setEditable ?


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712 Jones Street, St. Joseph 49085
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This property has been Sold!
08/29/2016 at $96,000
2 Unit, each with 2 bedrooms,that could be converted back to a single family home. Great location, three blocks from Lake Michigan and downtown St. Joseph makes for a short walk. Separate electric service for each unit. New boiler hot water heating system and gas water heater installed in 2014. Roof and vinyl siding updated in 2000. Long term tenant on main floor. Appliances provided in each unit. Washer/Dryer access in basement for each unit to use. Main floor 2 bedroom rents for $600 to long term tenant, upper 2 bedroom rents for $725. Month to month lease types being used. Parking is in the rear, 4 car parking area. Total gas bill for 2015: $961
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- Year Built
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- County
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- Above Grade SqFt
- 1,020
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- Heating
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I bought a motorcycle from a dealer in July 2011. I recently went to trade it in for a newer model and was staggered to discover that my bike was a cat c write off. The garage have quite rightly halved their P-ex offer, meaning that I cannot go through with the deal I had already arranged. Trading standards have told me that the dealer not disclosing that the bike was a cat c at the point of sale is not illegal. I went back to the dealer where I bought the bike, he basically said tough sh*t !! I feel like I have been completely stiffed by an unscrupulous and dodgy dealer. Is there any comeback at all? Is this right? moreover, is this sort of bad practice really legal and how common is this sort of thing? The reason I bought from a dealer (and paid a dealers premium) in the first place was for an extra bit of peace of mind.
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Tis true,that`s why some dealers offer vehicles with a H.P.I. accident check.
It could be cheaper to go back to the original dealer for a top wack trade in and H.P.I.the one you fancy.
Cat C
I do not believe that there is any obligation on the dealer to tell you - although any reputable dealer would. (In fact most would not want them in their show room - it would be more likely to be disposed off at auction) Although it may not be illegal it is 'sharp practice' in my opinion.
There is an obligation for the dealer, or anyone selling you a bike, to answer questions honestly - if you ask! The only hope you have is if you have any documentation from the dealer or perhaps the original ad that claims the bike to be HPI clear. Other than that there is nothing you can do.


text: After building a 4-1 lead, Rapid City Post 22 lost control as Fargo, N.D stormed back & defeated the South Dakota Legion champions by a score of 14-7. The victory for Fargo was the first in the Central Plains Regional tournament since 1992. The Hardhats had trouble fielding the baseball yesterday, committing six errors. The loss for Rapid City sends them to the elimination bracket where they will face Omaha-Creighton Prep. Game time is set for 1PM.


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808 Kenridge Drive
A location in Villa Hills
Commute to Downtown Erlanger
Almost all errands require a car.
About your score
808 Kenridge Drive has a Walk Score of 19 out of 100. This location is a Car-Dependent neighborhood so almost all errands require a car.
Nearby parks include Frazen Park and Rigney Park.
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Craig Ringer <craig(at)postnewspapers(dot)com(dot)au> writes: > See the self-contained test case here: > http://www.postnewspapers.com.au/~craig/testcase.zip Thanks for posting that; it makes it a lot easier to experiment with the behavior of the Java software stack. I've applied your patch along with some hacking on libpq. As far as I can tell, things now work nicely with chained certificates on either end, but it could definitely do with more testing if you have time to poke at CVS HEAD. I'm still a bit mystified about bug #5245 though. I can see two possible explanations for that one: 1. The reporter was wrong about which server version he was using; pre-8.4 servers would in fact not send the whole cert chain, cf http://archives.postgresql.org/pgsql-committers/2009-05/msg00195.php 2. The reporter was wrong about the actual cause of his problem, and despite his description, the true reason his Java client was failing was the lack of SSL_CTX_set_client_CA_list(). Anyway, as far as I can tell the case described there works now. regards, tom lane
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I was just trying to organize my parent's basement and came across a bunch of old salt and pepper shakers that used to belong to one of my mom's relatives. Any guesses at prices would be appreciated. I have two sets, the white set have stickers that read "Hand Painted Japan," the colored have stickers that read "Hand Painted Royal Japan." The White set is 4 3/4" (h) x 2 1/8" (w) x 2 1/4" (l) and 3 1/2" (h) x 2" (w) x 1 7/8" (l). The colored set is 4 " (h) x 2" (w) x 2 1/8" (l) and 3" (h) x 1 7/8" (w) x 3 1/2" (l)


text: OK I know there is a gaming forum, but it looks a bit ghostly so thought I would ask in here. I have £250 Comet vouchers, and was thinking of buying a console. It will be connected to a 1080p TV, ideally I would like to stream stuff of my PC, like HD TV to is and play it on the console. What do peeps think? Looking at the 360, looks like i would need the Pro version, and a Wi Fi card for it? PS3 just out of the box?


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Understanding Prostate Cancer
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A Scent-Blasting Face Mask: Because Virtual Reality Isn't Weird Enough
When you're hacking your way through a sweltering jungle in virtual reality, wouldn't you like to feel as disgustingly hot and humid as your video game character? To smell that distinctive jungle scent? No? Then you'd sure as hell better not pay $250 for the Feelreal this summer.


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Four Tampa Bay area post offices are among thousands across the country that might close, the Postal Service announced Tuesday.
The move comes as the financially troubled agency said it will study 3,653 offices, branches and stations for possible closure.
The Tampa Bay locations under review are at 45 Causeway Blvd. in Clearwater Beach, 2810 E Hillsborough Ave. in Tampa, 207 E Fort Dade Ave. in Brooksville and 1750 16th St. S in St. Petersburg.
The St. Petersburg post office is a politically sensitive one. It opened in 2005 as part of an effort to revitalize Midtown, a 51/2-square-mile area largely south of Central Avenue under then-Mayor Rick Baker.
"It's my intent to vigorously defend the Midtown post office," said Mayor Bill Foster. "I was on City Council when we fought like the dickens to get that opened. It's one of those basic government services that can define a neighborhood."
Goliath Davis was deputy mayor in charge of Midtown development. He said he and Baker spent months meeting with federal officials to get it opened. "It's a symbol not only of economic development, but progress. If it closes, that's a step back for that whole area."
Tuesday morning, the Midtown branch saw a steady stream of customers.
"It's more of an intimate atmosphere," said Yvonne Matte, who visits the post office daily. "You're more comfortable asking for help and information."
Many of the stations might be replaced by so-called village post offices, where postal services are offered in stores, libraries or government offices.
The Postal Service operates 31,871 outlets across the country, down from 38,000 a decade ago. A sharp decline in business is blamed on the rising popularity of e-mail and the recession's affect on advertising mail revenue. The Postal Service lost $8 billion last year.
Most under review are low-volume branches. Getting reviewed doesn't mean an office will close. The Postal Service announced in January it was reviewing 1,400 offices for closing. So far 280 have closed and 200 will remain open.
Several Tampa Bay area post offices have survived the chopping block before, including the one in Clearwater Beach that is targeted again. The historic post office in Pass-a-Grille closed in June despite residents' protests .
Once an office is selected for review, customers have 60 days to file comments. If an office is to be closed, customers can appeal to the independent Postal Regulatory Commission.
Information from the Associated Press was used in this report.


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Recently I got a sample of Camembert from Ile De France. It's a mild soft and creamy cheese that tastes a bit like brie but somehow richer, made with milk from herds that graze in Normandy. While by no means traditional, Camembert pairs extremely well with cranberries. Something about the sweetness, acidity and tang of the cranberries offsets the salty, rich, creaminess of the cheese. Fruit and cheese are often a good combination and this one is a real winner. It's particularly nice around the holidays both because of the availability of cranberries and also the lovely color combination.
You'll find lots of cranberry and Camembert recipes online. One recipe features the cheese coated in bread crumbs and baked with cranberry sauce served on the side, in another recipe both the cheese and the cranberries are baked in filo dough. You could also do this with puff pastry or even easier, you could just put warm cranberry sauce on top of the cheese and serve it with slices of bread or crackers. I recently created a crostini recipe that layers a slice of roast pork tenderloin, a slice of Camembert and a dollop of cranberry sauce on top of a slice of baguette; it's easy as can be, but quite delicious. You could swap out a slice of chicken or even turkey for the pork.
I'm thinking Camembert and would cranberry sauce make a great grilled cheese sandwich. What do you think?


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St. Clair County ~ MIGenWeb
Queries - June 1998
- BRILINSKI posted by Jackie Burris on Monday, June 8, 1998
I'm looking for a Edward BRILINSKI born Oct. 26 1859. He came to the U.S. when he was 7 yrs. old. I have a newspaper clipping that he stayed in Port Huron for a few yrs. and signed for national paper in St. Clair. He lived in Russia until about 1866-1869. If you have any information on him I would greatly appricate it.
- BEAUVAIS, LANDIS, OAKES, OSIER, STOCKWELL, TONER, VERNIER posted by Jeanne Beauvais on Monday, June 8, 1998
This obituary was published in the Port Huron (MI) Times Hearld on 31 May 1977. Here is some background information that I have in my BEAUVAIS database about Capt. Osier. He was born 20 Aug 1902 at Fair Haven, Ira Township, St. Clair Co., Michigan. His parents were John OSIER and Helen LANDIS. He married Grace Hilda BEAUVAIS 4 Mar 1935. It was her second marriage. She married first 25 Oct 1916 to Clarence Victor VERNIER. I am looking for descendants from either marriage. Capt. Vincent OSIER Marine City- Captain Vincent Joseph OSIER, 74, of 135 North Water St. died Monday in Faith Medical Care Center after a long illness. He was born Aug. 20, 1902 in Detroit. Capt.. OSIER was employed by the Pittsburgh Steamship Co. for 44 years the last 23 years as captain. His first ship was the Robert Fulton and his last was the Benjamin Fairless. He is survived by his wife; a brother, Kermit OSIER, Hazel Park; and two sisters, Mrs. Mildrod OAKES, Pontiac and Mrs. Ruth TONER, Bay CIty. Services will be 10:30 a.m. Wednesday in the Colonial Chapel Funeral Home, Marine City, and at 11 a.m. in Holy Cross Catholic Church, Rev. Justin BEAUVAIS, brother-in-law, and the Rev. Robert STOCKWELL, nephew, will officiate. Burial will be in Riverlawn Cemetery, Marysville.
- BEAUVAIS, FAUCHER, JACQUES, LEONARD, ROSE posted by Jeanne Beauvais on Monday, June 8, 1998
Capt. Charles BEAUVAIS married Eleanora (Leonarda) ROSE and their descendants now number over 500. Charles was the son of Medard BEAUVAIS and Domitilda FAUCHER of Swan Creek, Anchorville, MI. From the Detroit Free Press "8 Nov 1931" "Old Skipper Recals Fast Lake Sailboats" -Forsook Helm for Ax 50 Years Ago, but Heart is still on Water" Mt. Clemons, Nov 7 ---Capt. Charles BEAUVAIS, the patriach of Ira Township is still active at 90. When we came upon him at his home on Anchorville Bay, he had just finishied swinging an ax on a wood pile - just part of his daily dozen. However, the real Charles BEAUVAIS could never have his heart in such a landlubber's task as cutting wood. All his reminiscing shows a deep love for the water - his chief pride lies in the swift schooners he sailed up and down the lakes some 60 years ago. According to his own story he left the farm near anchorville where he was born and got a job sailing at $13 a month, while he hired someone to work on the farm for $8 a month. He sailed all the lakes, got as far as Montreal eight times, and finally made his way to the Pacific Ocean and California. In his day navigation was an art; ships utilized the varying winds for motive power; sailors recieved a wage of $1.50 for a trip from Chicago to Buffalo. Beauvais owned and captained several lake boats and claims that they could show their heels to anything on the lakes. He recalls catching up with the John B. Rice, a schooner that had not been overtaken in four seasons. Capt. BEAUVAIS forsook sailing some 50 years ago and came back to his farm. Not only is BEAUVAIS the oldest resident in Ira Township, he also is the oldest member of St. Mary's parish in Anchorville. Ten years ago at the age of 80, he was given the job of placing the bell in the steeple of the new church. So apt was he at that work he was obtained to direct the placing of a huge siren in the fire house at Fair Haven. From the Detroit News 7 Dec 1935 "Capt. BEAUVAIS, a Veteran of Sailing Days, Dies at 94" Funeral services will be held Tuesday for Capt. Charles BEAUVAIS, oldest resident of Ira Township, St. Clair County, and one of the last of the old-time schooner captains on the Great Lakes. Capt. BEAUVAIS, who was nearly 95 years old died Friday at his home on Anchor Bay, near Anchorville, Mich. Owner and captain of several ships in the sailing days, he was one of the best known mariners on the lakes. His fast ships were his pride in the days when sails guided shipping fron the East to the Midwest. Capt. BEAUVAIS was born on Anchor Bay in 1841, at a point which is now under water because the shoreline has receded. His home in recent years had been only a quarter mile from his birthplace. He married Miss Lenore ROSE, of Anchorvillle, and they celebrated their golden wedding aniversary 20 years ago. Mrs. BEAUVAIS died in 1923. Fifteen years ago, at the age of 80, he was so active he was given the job of placing the bell in the steeple of the new St. Mary's Church at Anchorville, and later superintended erection of a siren in the fire tower at Fairhaven. Until four or five years ago he cut all the wood and did most of the chores alone on his farm. He was physically active until a year before his death. Surviving are three sons, Charles Jr. of Marine City,, Ludger, of Walkerville, Ont., and David of Anchorville; two daughters Mrs. Elizabeth LEONARD, of New Baltimore, and Mrs. Genevieve JACQUES, who lived with her father; a brother Frank, of Detroit; 34 grandchildren, including Fr. Justin BEAUVAIS former assistant pastor of St. Boniface church here, and 36 grandchildren. A son Fr. Frank BEAUVAIS, former assistant pastor of St. Peter's Church in Mt. Clemens, died several years ago. Requiem mass will be sung in St. Mary's Church, of which he was the oldest member, at 9:30 a.m. Monday. Burial will be in St. Mary's cemetery.
- BEAUVAIS, GEMME, PERRAS posted by Jeanne Beauvais on Monday, June 8, 1998
Here is the report of the death of Medard BEAUVAIS dit St. GEMME. Medard BEAUVAIS was the 21st of 22 children born to Raphael BEAUVAIS and Archange PERRAS of LaPrairie, Quebec, Canada. He was one of the first landowners in St. Clair Co., MI. From the Detroit Free Press 30 May 1857 Drowned - Yesterday afternoon, a small boat, containing five men and a boy, was captized while returning from a vessel unloading with shoves off Swan Creek on Lake St. Clair and a Frechman by the name of Medore Beauvais and the boy about 15 years of age were drowned. Mr. Beauvais, who had been for several years in the employ in the company of Mr. O. W. Delano, of this place, as a sailor, was a worthy and industrious man, and leaves a family to mourn him. The name of the lad we have not been able to assertain. - Mt. Clemons Advocate May 27.
- BENJAMIN, TURNBULL, WELCH posted by Linda Ross on Monday, June 8, 1998
Looking for any information on the ancestors or descendents of Lewis BENJAMIN b:1845 in Saginaw, MI. He married Agnes TURNBULL, dau of William TURNBULL and Julia WELCH. Agnes b: 1853 d: 1930 in Speaker Twp, Sanilac Co, MI. They lived in Brockway Twp., St. Clair Co. from 1900-1910 then moved to Lynn Twp. (also St. Clair Co.) in 1920 census. Had ten children: John, Jennie, Cora, Martha, Edward, Mary, William, George, Robert, and Anna.
- BENJAMIN, TURNBULL, WELCH posted by Linda Ross on Monday, June 8, 1998
Looking for information on the ancestors and descendants of Agnes TURNBULL b:1853 d:1930 in Speaker Twp, Sanilac Co, MI. Dau of William TURNBULL b: 1831 in Scotland and d: 1907 in Brockway Twp, St. Clair Co. MI. William's wife was Julia WELCH. William and Julia had four children: Agnes, William, Alexander, and John. They resided in Brockway Twp from about 1870 - 1900. Agnes TURNBULL married Lewis BENJAMIN and they had ten children.
- STERNS, WILCOX, WILSON posted by Jan Wilson Ramos on Friday, June 12, 1998
Looking for information about Samuel J. WILCOX b. abt 1795 in MA, his wife Miranda D. b. abt 1798 in NY, Charles b. abt.1824 in MI, & Henry b. abt 1850 in MI. Noted on 1860 census, St. Clair Co., MI. Miranda is granddaughter of my gggg-grandfather, John WILSON, Sr. Hoping to find her mother's given name & spouse, but anything is welcome (may provide more clues). Info I have is as follows: S.J. WILCOX letter, found in John WILSON Sr.'s Revolutionary War Pension file, dated 7 Mar 1848 stated 2 children of John WILSON, deceased, a Revolutionary War pensioner, were then living, one in Canada and the other, his mother-in-law, in Michigan. He lived in Campbelton, St. Clair Co., MI at that time. Samuel J. WILCOX began purchasing land in St Clair Co., Mi 30 Mar 1847. Michigan, St. Clair Co., Deed Index, 1866-1878: 3 Nov 1871, Miranda D. WILCOX Grantor to Ursula STERNS, Bk3, Book 40, pg 150, Sec 19, Tnshp 5, Range 17. Any information about this WILCOX family and/or their relationship to the WILSON family will be greatly appreciated.
- BROOKS posted by Richard J. Brooks on Saturday, June 13, 1998
I am looking for Joseph and Lucretia BROOKS, son Andrew and Joseph. Joseph and Lucretia,and first son Andrew where born in Ontario, and son Joseph was born in Michigan. They should be in 1860 census in St. Clair Co.
- DESNOYER, LAFORGE posted by Sue A. Benefield on Sunday, June 14, 1998
I am looking for information on Alexander LAFORGE b. abt 1802 in Michigan. The 1850 census of St. Clair County, Port Huron shows him with wife Polly b. abt 1804 and children Richard b. abt 1834, Alexander b. abt 1836, and daughter Julia b. abt 1832 who was living next door with her husband Antoine DESNOYER. Would like to find out about Alexander Laforge's parents also Polly's parents.
- DOSITE, DUNNING, HUGGINS, PAETH posted by Darlene L. Huggins on Tuesday, June 16, 1998
Looking for information on Harold PAETH and his wife Dorothy (DUNNING) Paeth who may have died in 1970, and the other spouse died three week apart in the same years? They had 5 children, Gloria,Nancy,Robert and Steven. Dorothy Dunning parents lived in Muskegon, Mi. Also looking for information on Ella (HUGGINS) DOSITE and her husband Edward, they had three children, Doran, Mildred, and Vida.
- LAPLAND posted by Richard A. LaPland on Monday, June 22, 1998
The LAPLAND family lived in Emmett, Mi. in 1910. I am looking for info on William and Mary (his wife) as well as William's parents who lived with them and were possibly buried in the area.


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Contemporary Truck Talk
All Mods Con was an album by a band called The Jam back in the late '70s. And while that's got nothing to do with what we're sitting here today discussing, it really encapsulates where we are at the same time.
Is it ironic that twenty-five years ago people imagined that we'd be driving flying cars and riding around on hoverboards? But here we are in 2011, talking about sixty-year-old trucks with the same great affinity that we had when we were kids thinking about what the future would hold?! I find it slightly odd. Then again, look around. They say that trends go in cycles, and there must be some truth to that with all the flashback junk I see on TV (do we really need a new version of Charlie's Angels, Hawaii 5-0, or Knight Rider?!). Either that, or we really are just a bunch of lazy cows who find it easier to rehash something that's already been done than come up with a fresh idea. But I digress …
What's really cool is that we've come full circle in the industry that supports the classic truck market, and it's caught up with what the greatest minds in Detroit can think up today.
In just this issue alone, we're faced with trucks that are equipped with the amenities available to the latest to roll off the Big 3's lot; late model drivetrain, safety features, and creature comforts. It makes it hard for one to sell a late-model truck to those of us with vintage love in our hearts!
And let's face it, when your neighbor shows up with that brand-new F-150 with all its bells and whistles and the sticker tag that comes with it, he's got to feel a bit silly when you show him that old truck that's been sitting in your driveway has all the same creature comforts. For Joe Public, it just doesn't seem possible. I mean, an old truck is just that, right? Turns out, not so much. No, we've accomplished All the Mod Cons …
As you can see by pursuing this issue, we're able to make those old trucks operate just like a new-model pickup without the price tag, and with a little style to boot.
That said, we've done our best to put our heads together to come up with the latest and greatest in contemporary technologies that any classic trucker can use. Be it air conditioning, an overdrive transmission, fuel injection, suspension upgrades, or power accessories, we're doing our best to come up with the options that really make driving those old haulers a thrill in today's world.
And while we aren't introducing any anti-gravity technology, we think we're really rounding out what's out there to make that old truck a little more 21st Century. Besides, what's cooler than pulling a seven series Beemer in a 1968 Chevy C10?! Hell, I did it this afternoon and I can tell you, it's fun!


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Hilton Trail road number changing to CSAH 29
PINE SPRINGS — In anticipation of road and intersection construction in western Washington County next year, Hilton Trail will receive a new county road number Jan. 1, Washington Public Works officials announced.
The Minnesota Department of Transportation (MnDOT) will construct a grade-separated interchange at Minnesota Highway 36 and Hilton Trail in 2013. Before that work starts, WPW will make change the county number on the entire length of Hilton Trail from MN 36 to County State Aid Highway (CSAH) 12, Stillwater Road, in Mahtomedi.
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Some may need to clean up their acts
"How was Thanksgiving?" I asked as Tanya and I started our coaching session.
"We had a wonderful time with family and friends," she said. "We had 19 people over for dinner, and then played a game of football in the park."
"No one napped after the turkey dinner?" I asked, smiling.
"Some of the men took naps while we cleaned up," Tanya said and paused. "I feel bad about saying this because it sounds like I'm not grateful."
"Go on," I encouraged, sensing irritation in her voice.
"I don't mind shopping, preparing and decorating for family celebrations," she said. "I don't even mind cleaning up. What I DO mind is when I feel it's expected for me and the other women to clean up the dishes and watch the men and boys sit around talking, laughing ... and napping, as though they somehow expect that the women should clean up after them."
"I can see how that would be irritating," I said. "Tell me what it feels like when this happens."
"It feels unfair and wrong," Tanya said. "There seems to be a belief that cleaning up is 'women's work.' It's an unspoken thing that it's OK for the men to NOT help, and that's what gets me. If I sat there and watched others clean up after me, I would feel inclined to help, and I think the other women would, too. I feel selfish and ungrateful to even think about this, especially when I know how very blessed I am."
"Does Dave or anyone else in your family offer to help?" I asked.
"Dave is a great husband, but he rarely offers to help," she said. "As for the family, the girls help and the boys don't. This dynamic alone will perpetuate the problem. If my sons think it's OK to let the women do the work, then this pattern will continue with their wives and daughters."
"How would you like it to be?" I asked.
"I would like to see it be more equal before and after the event," Tanya said. "Both Dave and I work full time, so it's not like I am the Happy Homemaker and this is my job. I'd go even further than that, however. I'd want the expectations to be the same. That is, the men and boys are expected to get up and help too. I may not change it with the older generations, but it's important to change it for my kids. Both the boys and the girls need to have equal expectations about helping."
"What can you do to make this happen?"
"First I'll talk to Dave to let him know how I'm feeling," Tanya said. "Then I'll suggest a family meeting to discuss expectations, not only for holiday meals, but year-round."
"That sounds like a great plan," I said. "Will Dave be open to these ideas?"
"I think he'll be open," Tanya said. "He'll probably be embarrassed, but this has been going on for generations and needs to be addressed."
"I'm still very grateful this holiday season," Tanya continued. "But I'll be even more grateful if I know I'm making a difference with my kids and the expectations they carry forward into their families in the future."
Coaching challenge: What are the dynamics in your family regarding household duties?
If something seems unequal, take time to discuss your feelings and expectations with others to gain clarity and understanding between you.


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Best Way To Make A Number 50 Cake For 50 People?? Help!
Decorating By Miss Presley Updated 8 Jun 2013 , 12:26pm by suzied
Hi, I have been asked to make a number 50 cake for about 50 - 60 people. Could you guys help with me with the pan sizes that i'd need to make the number 5 and 0. I was thinking of baking them in either a rectangular cake pan and then carving the number's out, but am sure sure how big or small a pan i'd need to make the cakes for a crowd of 50 - 60 people. If it is even possible. I was thinking about even renting the number pans, but they are a bit small and im thinking i would have to go like 8 layers high, if I used them lol, probably not going to work. Please help!
AI'm not sure how many the number pans serve but you can always have a larger cake underneath.
Yah that makes sense. I never thought of that! Thanks:)
Just a thought. if there are 60 people all wont eat cake. from my experience, these figures serves about 25 pcs each (coffee size. th e nos. are about 13" in height. if you dont want to use the no. 5 and No. o pans you can make 13x11or 15x13 rectangular pans and cut out the the numbers


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It's a truism that many of the fantastic monsters of folklore and mythology are based on real-life creatures. Case in point: The serpent-like oarfish that recently washed up on a southern California beach. Eighteen feet of glistening, slimy, slithering, snaky fish, the creature was hauled away for study by marine science instructor Jasmine Santana and fifteen helpers.
The oarfish is the longest bony fish alive, and can get up to – get this – 56 feet long. They're solitary creatures that dwell at depths of over 3,000 feet below the surface where they feed on crustaceans and plankton. Usually the only time that they're seen by human beings is when they're sick, injured or dead. The oarfish claimed by Santana was no exception: Dissection revealed a mass of parasites. (Incidentally, I don't know if you've seen "The Bay", but if you have you might be cringing right now.)
Given its serpent-like build, relative obscurity and enormous size, it's a likely candidate for the "sea serpent" and "sea monster" myths that began in the age of sail*. Of course, it isn't the only possible source for these fishy stories, and one other possible inspiration may not have been encountered in the water at all. Rotting shark carcasses can look pretty weird – even dinosaur-like. Some people have mistaken the cartilaginous remains for dead plesiosars. Read this amazing analysis of one such case. Then there's "real" monsters once thought to be fable, like the giant squid.
So far, science hasn't uncovered any real sea serpents, and every "monster" that we do finally find exits legend and becomes a part of natural history. that's not to say that there aren't more mysteries to uncover (and maybe a "real" sea serpent or two – probably not, but who knows?) in the ocean's depths. According to NOAA.GOV, we've only explored five percent of the ocean. Our eyes tend to look skyward in search of mysteries beyond our planet while an entire world remains undiscovered mere miles beyond our shores.
*What about the Loch Ness Monster? No dice: There aren't any oarfish in the loch.


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Earsdon (near North Shields) is a historical village in the borough of North Tyneside in the county of Tyne and Wear, England. It sits on the border with Northumberland (to which it belonged in the past), and is approximately two miles from Whitley Bay. The village had a population of 613 in UK census of 2011.
Earsdon was an urban district from 1894 to 1935, consisting of the parishes of Backworth, Burradon in Tyneside, Hartley, Holywell, Newsham and South Blyth, Seaton Delaval and Seghill (an expanded list from A Vision of Britain through Time). In 1935 Earsdon was split between the urban districts of Seaton Valley and Whitley and Monkseaton, with Seaton Valley taking the bulk of the population of both Earsdon urban district and Earsdon parish.
Prior to 1894 Earsdon had been a chapelry in the ancient borough of Tynemouth and civil parish in Tynemouth Poor Law Union.
Townships in parish
Earsdon was abolished as an urban district in 1935 and its component parts redistributed among the urban districts of Seaton Valley, Tynemouth and Whitley Bay. Parts of the original township of Earsdon were absorbed by each of the urban districts. (Source: A Vision of Britain through Time)
A nineteenth century description
A Vision of Britain through Time provides the following description of Earsdon (near North Shields) from John Marius Wilson's Imperial Gazetteer of England and Wales of 1870-72:
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A desolate December landscape lies under a somber sky. Icebound lakes crack and moan, and bitter air rattles the trees. Life itself seems to grind to a standstill in the icy dead of winter.
Yet this picture of lifelessness is an illusion, for behind the frosted facade is a world teeming with vitality. Bird feeders bustle with finches, titmice and chickadees. Woodpeckers splinter dead wood in search of dozing insect larvae. Mice and shrews scurry through passageways under the snow. Frost rimes breathing holes near burrow entrances of hibernating animals. Turtles haunt lake shallows. And on nights too cold for most insects, furry owlet moths thud against windows aglow with the lights of menorahs and Christmas trees.
"Winter is so alive," declares Peter I. Marchand, author of the book Life in the Cold. "There's plenty going on in terms of animal activity." Marchand is among the growing army of scientists who brave blizzards and bone-numbing chill to study how nature's inhabitants cope with winter's bitter punishment. In recent years, these researchers have made some remarkable new discoveries about the abilities of animals to survive when the mercury takes a nose dive.
Of course, there are those creatures that simply head south and avoid the issue entirely. But many others linger and live to see spring. Some that stick it out stay warm by keeping their internal engines at a high rev, a process known as shivering. Others go underground or even underwater. A number of resourceful species flood their bodies with natural antifreeze or mysteriously stave off formation of ice in their tissues even when the thermometer says they should be frozen. And then there are the amphibians, reptiles and insects that simply freeze solid and wait out the winter as living Popsicles.
Like people, most animals cannot tolerate icy intrusions in their tissues. Normally, when the temperature drops low enough, ice forms in delicate blood vessels and either bursts them or stretches them beyond a point where they can rebound. The main problem with freezing, though, is dehydration: All that water bound up in ice becomes unavailable to cells, which can actually die of thirst.
A popular defensive mechanism among some creatures, particularly insects, is what scientists call supercooling. This is the seemingly impossible ability of the body to maintain a temperature below the freezing point without actually turning to ice. Some hardy insects in Alaska can resist freezing in temperatures as low as 70 degrees below zero Fahrenheit by ridding their bodies of "seed crystals" like dust and bacteria around which ice can grow.
Of all nature's supercoolers, only one, the arctic ground squirrel, is a mammal. Research by Brian M. Barnes, a zoologist at the University of Alaska, has revealed that, during hibernation, the creature's body temperature can drop several degrees below freezing without harm to its tissues. So far, however, the mechanism behind the trick remains a mystery.
Recently, scientists have discovered that some animals—including wood frogs, box turtles and garter snakes—perform even greater magic. "They freeze solid," says Richard E. Lee, Jr., a zoologist at Miami University in Ohio. "If you open them up, you can see chunks of ice interspersed among their organs."
Lee and others have found that when the temperature drops and ice begins to form in the wood frog's toes and skin, the animal responds by flooding its body with glucose, a form of sugar that somehow protects the cells from ice damage. Even if we humans were able to pump enough glucose into our tissues, the high sugar levels would trigger diabetic coma and death. In wood frogs, the sugar increase also brings on a kind of coma, as the excess glucose slows cellular metabolism to near zero. But mysteriously, these amphibian ice cubes are not harmed by excessive sweetness. When the warm rains of late winter arrive, the creatures thaw out and nonchalantly hop to their breeding ponds, using the sugar to fuel the trek.
En route, some of the de-iced amphibians likely will cross paths with frog-eating garter snakes, the last of North America's serpents to retire for the winter and the first to become active when the weather breaks. The reptiles spend the winter in rocky hibernation dens where the temperature stays around 40 degrees. In the den, their heart rate drops to a scant half-dozen beats per minute (it's ten times that on a balmy summer's day).
The demands of raising a family and packing in enough calories to make it through next winter's snooze put the snakes on a tight schedule. "They're trying to get a jump on things, and that means they often encounter severe conditions," explains biologist Jon P. Costanzo, also of Miami University. "I've seen garter snakes basking on snow banks."
Nighttime temperatures outside the den often drop below freezing, and that can turn the snakes to ice. Luckily, a day or two in the freezer is not necessarily fatal. Though no one is sure what protects the snakes from frost damage, as long as the mercury does not linger too long below 32 degrees, a warm sun can revive them.
Costanzo discovered that garter snakes can also escape the cold by hibernating underwater. About a decade ago, on an abandoned farm in central Wisconsin, the biologist stumbled onto a scene that would have made Indiana Jones apoplectic: several hundred slithering serpents coming to in the spring at the bottom of a cistern. "I was terrified of snakes," admits the scientist. Yet the sight fascinated him, so he began to monitor the den. The snakes returned the following autumn, and come winter the cistern filled with water. How did the animals survive?
Costanzo believes they were using their skin as a sort of lung, straining oxygen from the water around them. Most scientists consider this so-called transcutaneous respiration too inefficient to keep the reptiles alive. Yet evidently it supplies all the oxygen a snake needs in 35- to 40-degree water. "Its heart rate slows to one beat a minute, and its metabolism drops tremendously," says Costanzo.
As little as a garter snake "breathes" underwater, it is practically hyperventilating compared to the respiration rate of adult painted turtles. Once these common reptiles settle into the shallows for the winter, they may not take another breath for five months. "As long as they're underwater, they avoid freezing," says Brown University physiologist Donald C. Jackson. "But the turtles pay a price."
That price is lost access to almost all oxygen. Like garter snakes, painted turtles can strain tiny bits of oxygen from the water. For most of their energy needs, though, their cells rely on the chemical breakdown of carbohydrates. When there is no oxygen available, it's a rather inefficient process that also creates an unwanted byproduct: lactic acid, the same chemical that causes cramps in humans. Though lactic acid may not give turtles aches and pains, too much can cause a fatal chemical imbalance called acidosis.
Fortunately, the combination of cold water and low oxygen causes the turtles to shift into low gear. "They're very sluggish," says Jackson. "Their heart rate can be as low as one beat every 10 to 11 minutes; it's 30 to 40 beats per minute on a summer's day." And because the creatures' cells have little to do, they put out very little lactic acid.
Even with the slowdown, lactic acid accumulates in wintering turtles, yet few die from acidosis. That's because over the past 200 million years the creatures have developed the reptilian equivalent of Rolaids. Using calcium carbonate from their shells, they neutralize most of the excess acid. What they can't purge they tolerate.
Warming water temperatures let the turtles know when it's time to greet the spring. In much the same way, air temperatures appear to help regulate how long burrowing mammals stay underground. In a laboratory at the State University of New York in Binghamton, bats, ground squirrels, chipmunks, jumping mice and marmots snooze the winter away in cold, dark, artificial dens while ecologist Alan R. French scrutinizes their every move.
"These are the most boring experiments you'd ever want to look at," French admits. "The animals don't do much." Every so often, though, they do something surprising: Their body temperatures, which have dropped to near freezing, shoot back to normal, and they wake up for anywhere between a few hours and a day.
French has noticed correlations between an animal's size and how long it sleeps, how often it wakes and how much time it spends active in the den. Basically, the bigger the animal, the longer it spends underground at high body temperatures. The reason, he says, is that as animals increase in size, their ability to store fuel in the form of fat increases faster than the rate they use that energy.
French found another intriguing behavior among creatures like pocket mice that hibernate with caches of seeds. "How often they wake up depends on how much food they've stored," he says. "If I gave a pocket mouse 800 grams of seed, he'd wake up every day. But if I gave him 100 grams, he would remain torpid for five days at a time."
Then what's the point of waking up? After all, hibernation evolved as a way to conserve energy. And 80 to 90 percent of the energy these animals use in the winter is consumed when they are awake. There must be a good reason to burn up the precious fuel it takes to raise the body temperature. Perhaps, French suggests, getting up helps an animal keep track of time.
The researcher explains that when the Belding's ground squirrels (a species found in high mountain ranges) in his lab become active, they immediately scurry to the top of the burrow and touch the plug of dirt they've used to seal the den's entrance. The rodents make the trip once or twice in the roughly 12 to 16 hours they remain awake. "They're very sensitive to temperature changes in the soil," says French. To these mammals, warm dirt equals spring, he explains. So he experiments by wrapping the burrow "plug" with heat tape and raising the temperature. "When my squirrels feel that, they dig right out."
In deepest winter, the squirrels stay asleep for long stretches. Then, as good weather approaches, they rouse themselves with increasing frequency, stirred by some kind of internal alarm. Researchers have tried to isolate this biological clock for years, but French suspects the wake-up calls are coming from more than just a preset alarm. "Animals at cold body temperatures may be building up some sort of toxic waste product," he suggests. Turning up the thermostat periodically may help burn off these bodily poisons.
Virtually all cold-weather animals have some kind of natural defense to ward off the big chill. Many dress for the occasion. Downy feathers, fur coats, layers of blubber—all help insulate the wearers from the elements and minimize the work of the internal heating plant. A few members of the rodent, shrew and rabbit families produce a specialized high-energy substance called brown fat when the mercury drops. The fat is brown because it is packed with mitochondria, the microscopic engines in cells that convert food into energy, and its only function is to generate heat.
Other animals have the extra advantage of a system of veins and arteries called the rete mirabile, which delivers warm blood to areas exposed to frigid air or water. This "miraculous net" helps distribute warmth to whale flippers and duck feet, and it also helps enable a furry creature called the owlet moth to venture out when few other insects are traveling.
These chunky, inch-long bugs often seen mobbing houselights in winter are specially engineered for the cold. A heavy covering of what biologists call "pile" is a toasty moth parka. The insects have "air bags" to insulate their warm chests from their cold abdomens and, most amazing, they can create their own warmth.
At rest, the owlet's temperature may match that of the air. But when the moth needs to fly, it must crank up the thermostat to around 80 degrees for its flight muscles to work. How? It starts to shiver.
A shivering creature is like a car in neutral with its engine racing. The muscles are contracting all at once, yet the animal is going nowhere. It is, however, generating a lot of heat, and as long as the owlet moth can trap that warmth, its muscles can reach proper flight temperature. With its system of generating and retaining heat, the moth is more like a bird than an insect, though it cannot shiver for much more than an hour. And while this may be championship duration for an insect, it is minor league compared to the shivering prowess of a finch.
"Except when they're flying, finches basically shiver all winter," says Cynthia Carey, a University of Colorado biologist. Recently, Carey discovered that goldfinches have evolved a physiological trick to help them stoke their furnaces more efficiently. "In the winter, the birds switch from principally using carbohydrates to using fat," she explains. "This prolongs the amount of time they can shiver." The finches also are selective about the muscles they enlist for shiver duty. "When you're only moderately cold, you don't need the heat-producing power of every muscle," says Carey. "If you're very cold, you pull out all the stops."
Researchers are still busily chipping away at the secret defenses of winter's survivors. The more we learn, though, the clearer it becomes that, at least for now, the variety and complexity of nature's exquisite thermal dynamics still vastly exceed our ability to understand them.
Winter is never cold enough for Connecticut writer Bruce Fellman, whose chief natural defense is the fur on his face.


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During this afternoon's 26-0 shutout of Howard, Rutgers linebacker Jamal Merrell flew around the field freely, wreaking havoc on the Bison offense. Merrell's 14 total tackles (3.5 for loss) were an impressive figure, and the total was even more impressive when you consider the 6-foot-4, 220-pounder was playing with a heavy burden.
On August 30th, Merrell's 25-year-old brother Benny was shot and killed while playing basketball at a park in New Castle, Del. The suspect, 22-year old Brandon Wyche, was arrested and charged with first degree murder.
Jamal and his twin brother Jamil, a defensive end for the Scarlet Knights, missed practice on Wednesday to return home for the memorial services for the older sibling Jamal called "me and my brother's rock."
"If it wasn't for him, we wouldn't be here today," Jamal said. "He taught us so much. His core values that he put into us before we even got to college, when we got to college, we were like 'We can do this.' We have all the core values that the coaches were trying to teach. That's all coming from him and my dad, mainly him…He put into us to do the right things, you've got to go hard in this moment, don't put your head down, so that's kind of what we're living on right now and what we'll continue to live on."
In addition to Jamal's 14 tackles, Jamil had three of his own, and one sack.
After the game, Kyle Flood took time to recognize the contributions the brothers made.
"This was a hard week for them on a personal level with their family," Flood said. "I don't really want to talk about that. But for them to overcome what they had to overcome personally this week and go out and play at that kind of level, I thought they really played inspired football today."
As he and his brother dealt with their family tragedy, Jamal Merrell was buoyed by his teammates, whose support he deemed crucial to his ability to cope with the loss.
"We have a process here that everybody is kind of like a family member," he said. "Everybody picks you up, everybody hugs you, everybody [says] 'If you need anything come to me, talk to me.' I call it the web; our web here is just so good. We have networks so far as everybody is a brother. Nobody is looked down upon."
Through two weeks, Jamal is second on the team in tackles with 21.
After battling with Kevin Snyder for the starting SAM linebacker spot, he has solidified himself as a force on the defense, using his length and athleticism to stalk and take down ballcarriers.
"I'm just a speedster," Merrell said. "Kind of last year, I was learning the playbook and this year I have the playbook down 100 percent. It allows me to not only run around with speed but know where I'm running and be at the right place at the right time."
As their junior season rolls on, Jamal and his brother will have extra motivation to continue their strong contributions: the memory of Benny and the lessons he left them with.
"We're playing for something more now, just to continue his name because we know that he's watching us," Jamal said. "Emotionally, we just keep him in our hearts and go out there and do what we do."


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Veteran television programming executive Lee Gaither has distinguished himself as an expert in targeted programming and development for audiences ranging from preschool to primetime. Over the past fifteen years, Gaither has successfully developed programming strategies that span both cable and broadcast television and capitalize on unique business and production models. As executive vice president of Simmons Lathan Media Group, Gaither currently heads all development and production for all content areas, which includes broadcast, cable, syndication, mobile, and broadband.
Before joining Simmons Lathan Media Group, Gaither helped launch and brand Comcast and Radio One's TV ONE lifestyle channel as head of programming. Prior to that, Gaither worked at NBC Entertainment as vice president, teen and family programs. In 2001, Gaither became vice president, primetime programming & strategy at NBC. In addition, he assisted in the programming, strategy, and synergy for NBC's acquisition of Telemundo, Mun2, Pax, Bravo, and Universal Studios. Gaither has also held positions at ABC, Disney Channel, Fox, and USA Networks.


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If you are a total music geek like me, you might find yourself pondering such counterproductive trivialities as, "What would King Crimson sound like if they did an album for Warp Records produced by Autechre?" Well, the prog duo of Markus Reuter and the mysterious 05Ric known as blld must have harbored the same musing. Only from the sound of their debut EP Materia Prima, they did something constructive with it as this incredibly brief yet thoroughly enjoyable set testifies. Building upon Crimson's "double trio" concept from its 1995 album Thrak, songs like "Identify", "Ohm", and "Alter" are an astounding fusion of Frippertronics and IDM that really takes progressive rock to a whole new realm of creativity. It can only be hoped their next release is longer and even more innovative.
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Crosby (Texas) receiver Raelon Singleton ended his recruitment on Tuesday by committing to play for the University of Utah.
For Singleton, the decision to commit seemed like a no-brainer, and so he felt there was no need to wait to commit. "I sat down with my parents and family. They liked my decision and liked that Utah had shown the most interest in me," Singleton said.
Singleton was recruited by Utah safeties coach Morgan Scalley, who developed a close relationship with the 6-foot-4 inch receiver. "Coach Scalley was all about business. Other coaches would talk to me, but [Coach Scalley] set out my plan and stuff. I had a better relationship with him than other coaches," he said.
Singleton is a big play threat that averaged nearly 16 yards per catch as a junior. He also has gamebreaking speed, with a personal best 4.49 in the 40. The talented receiver believes that his skill set will translate nicely to the Pac-12.
"I think I'll fit in good with [the Utah offense] and work my way in. They run a spread. We run a spread too," he explained. "I can go up and get the ball. I'm pretty fast. When I'm blocking I can do a good job because my arms are so long. Most teams we play don't go man [coverage] on me because I'm so quick off the line."
Although he hasn't visited the Utah campus yet, Singleton still felt comfortable making a commitment to play in Salt Lake City. "My mom had visited Salt Lack City a couple of years ago. I'm planning on going there after school is over with. It will probably be sometime in June," he said.
According to Singleton, he doesn't plan on visiting any other colleges. When asked how firm his commitment to Utah was, Singleton replied, "It's solid."
Singleton chose the Utes over offers from Houston, Toledo, Colorado State, Tulsa, San Diego State, North Texas and Louisiana Tech.


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Debian X.org notes - Got specs? - Brice Goglin's Blog
Sep. 12th, 2007
22:04 - Debian X.org notes - Got specs?
So, this time it was for real! AMD really meant it when they announce the release of specifications of ATI boards last weeks. During XDS2007 at Cambridge, we received the actual specs, 2 PDFs files, 460 pages for the M56 (Mobility X1600, r5xx board) and 436 pages for rv630. The files are now online, but I am not going to give the link here since the web server already suffered too much today (and the URL is easy to find anyway).
People should NOT understand this as if we were going to get an open-source driver for all ATI boards next weeks. First, these are only 2D specifications for r500 and r600. 3D specs are expected in a couple weeks once AMD fixes the remaining issues. r300 specs might arrive later. Also, these specifications are pretty hard to use, as expected. There are something like 9000 registers in r6xx boards, and these PDF files are just description of these registers. It's of course far away from being a "How-to write a driver?". So if you want to help, there will be lots of things to do.
We also got a demo from some Suse guys of the driver they are working on. They got these specs about 2 months ago. And they already have some part of modesetting working. It means you might get your X server to start. There are about one hundreds different chipsets with their own quirks, so still lots of work to do. And then lots of performance things, 3D, ... to do. This driver is called "Radeon HD" so far. It will remain separated for now, but it might end up being merged with the upstream ATI driver later since the 3D engine are very similar (I personally hope it will happen).
The reverse-engineered Avivo driver is dead now then. Fortunately, Jerome Glisse has been aware of the event for a couple months now, so he didn't waste to much time working on it. xserver-xorg-video-avivo will remain in Debian experimental until the new driver arrives. The good thing about Avivo is that it (and the ongoing Nouveau driver for Nvidia) led to the development of very nice reverse-engineering tools (revenge, renouveau, mmio trace, ...). They will be very useful for other graphic boards, or even some network hardware.
Of course, many thanks to AMD for making this happen!


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Agfa HealthCare announces today that it has successfully implemented two DX-D 600 Direct Radiography (DR) systems at Royal Cornwall Hospitals NHS Trust, creating two new DR rooms at the hospital. The new rooms are part of a project that will also see Agfa HealthCare installing ten CR 30-X and three DX-G solutions across the Trust. Royal Cornwall Hospitals issued a competitive Computed Radiography (CR) tender in 2012, asking suppliers to present alternative proposals to support their imaging strategy.
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Emma Spouse, Diagnostics Lead (Imaging & Pathology), Royal Cornwall Hospitals, comments: "We are really pleased with the project. The two new DR rooms not only look fantastic - which is important for the patient experience - but our radiologists are very impressed by the image quality, and the productivity and workflow improvement. The versatility and ease of use of the DX-D 600 DR system means that the units can be quickly positioned for any examination, in any situation by our imaging staff. In addition, the immediate availability of high-quality images speeds up our workflow and reduces patient waiting times, which is key to providing an efficient imaging service."
Emma Spouse adds: "Maximum utilisation of space throughout Royal Cornwall Hospitals is a key part of our development strategy, so that we can increase our accident & emergency capacity to meet demand. The commissioning of the two new DR rooms has also freed up vital space around the hospital that can be re-utilised."
Grant Witheridge, General Manager of Agfa HealthCare UK, comments: "We are delighted that Royal Cornwall Hospitals have chosen Agfa HealthCare (agfa.com) for their CR and DR solutions. This demonstrates the capabilities of our product range to meet the specific imaging requirements of the Trust, making maximum use of their real estate and improving workflow, benefiting both healthcare professionals and patients."
Contact: Paul Jackson - Marketing Manager UK, Agfa HealthCare
T: +44 7918 708 843 - E: paul.jackson[.]agfa.com.
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text: Hi, I noticed that several scipy modules now use C++ (at least scipy.sparse and scipy.interpolate). I think it would be better if we could agree on one file extension, instead of something using cxx (scipy.sparse.sparsetools) and sometimes cpp (scipy.interpolate). I don't care which one - I thought .cc was the recommended one for some time, but I am not following C++ anymore, so I am not the best person to make the choice, David