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A man is still wanted by Albany police after breaking into a liquor store.
This was at A&B Liquor on East Broad Avenue. The man walks outside of the store for a while before he eventually knocks an air conditioning unit out of a window.
Forty two unopened bottles of liquor were stolen and later found in an alley behind the store. The air conditioning unit was damaged.
This happened June 23 just before 3:30 a.m.
If you recognize this man, you're asked to call Crimestoppers at (229) 436-TIPS.


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With just over one month until the start of NHL free agency, I figured this would be a good time to start profiling some of the best free agents that the Canucks may have their eye on. Today, lets take a look at Ryan Suter.
Over the last couple of seasons, Canucks nation has been scheming of ways to get their hands on Shea Weber. Maybe the Predators won't be able to afford him? Maybe he'll demand that he comes back to his home province. But it's another all star Nashville Predators defenceman that every Canucks fan should have their eye on.
Unlike Shea Weber, Ryan Suter is scheduled to be an unrestricted free agent this summer. Even if Shea Weber is somehow available, you'll have to rip your team apart to get him. To get Ryan Suter, all you need to give up is money.
Shea Weber is a better player than Ryan Suter, but not by much. Suter can do it all. He is a shutdown defenceman that can play big minutes and contribute offensively. He may be the #2 defenceman in Nashville, but he would be the #1 defenceman on most teams in the NHL. And he's only 27 years old.
Suter averaged 26 minutes a game for the Preds last season. That's well ahead of the time minute man on the Canucks and third in the NHL overall. Most of those minutes were played with Shea Weber, so some might suggest that his numbers were aided by that, but I don't think there's any doubt that Suter is the real deal.
Consider this: when in Nashville, Dan Hamhuis had trouble getting ice time because he played behind Shea Weber and Ryan Suter. Dan Hamhuis is (in my mind) the Canucks best defenceman. Also consider that Suter was the shutdown defenceman for Team USA at the Olympics two years ago. And he's a better player now.
So without a doubt, Mike Gillis should do whatever he can to convince Ryan Suter to play on the west coast. In Vancouver he would step in as the team's number one defenceman right away. He would play big minutes against the other team's top lines, penalty killing and on the power play. I invision pairing him with Dan Hamhuis, which would be one of the best shutdown pairings in the NHL.
The problem with signing Suter is that there are 29 other teams in the league that will want him also. If Suter doesn't re-sign in Nashville (which is a possibility), he'll likely want big money with a contender. The Canucks are a contender, with the ability to offer big money. If Vancouver has a chance to get Suter, they should worry about cap space later. Guys like Keith Ballard and Mason Raymond could be dispatched for nothing if need be.
The other problem with Suter is that unlike when the Canucks signed Dan Hamhuis two years ago, he isn't a BC boy. If he wants to play close to home (he's from Wisconsin), then there's nothing the Canucks can do. But if he wants to win, I can't think of too many other places that would be a better fit than Vancouver.
So how much money will Suter command? If I were to guess, I would say $6.5 million. Shea Weber is the highest paid defenceman in the league at $7.5 million, and there's a handful of d-men that make more than $6 million. If Gillis can get him on a 5-6 year deal at under $7 million, I would do it. He is exactly the type of player the Canucks need, and if they have to overpay a little bit to acquire him, it'll still be worth it.


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The Shanghai subway system is increasingly becoming a ride for mild transgressions.
Local police reported yesterday that they detained a man who allegedly unfastened the brassiere of a woman on a crowded subway train following a dispute last week.
The man, surnamed Yang, told police that he acted "out of retaliation in the over crowded carriage." The 29-year-old faces detention for five to 10 days, police said.
The incident once again raised concerns about female riders on the city's Metro network after previous acts of sexual assaults whipped up a storm of protest among the netizens.
In the latest incident, which happened on July 22, Yang had a quarrel with a woman on Metro Line 6 about 8:20am.
The woman, surnamed Xu, accused Yang in public of trying to unbutton her bra, which he denied. The two were taken away by police at the Pudian Road Station.
Yang told police he was pushed toward Xu by the crowd. After the duo argued, Yang "retaliated" by doing what he was being accused of.
Police have promised to crack down on molestations on the subway, especially during the summer season.
"Any moment in the crowded subway can lead to trouble and cause misunderstandings," said an officer, surnamed Zhou, of the Metro police.
"We hope people remain calm and do not escalate the disputes."
The case was not treated as a molestation incident on the Metro but female riders are being warned to be careful during the rides.
Women tend to remain silent or use the anonymity of the Internet to deal with incidents of molestation on the Shanghai Metro.
Two days before the July 22 incident a person was caught for taking candid pictures of a woman's underwear on an escalator on Metro Line 1.
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Burma's government granted amnesty to hundreds of prisoners in honor of its independence day, CNN reported. However, human rights groups are dissatisfied with the number of political prisoners that were freed.
There were around 12 political detainees granted amnesty out of as many as 900 prisoners that were released, Naing Naing, a senior official from Suu Kyi's National League for Democracy Party, told Reuters.
Burma, also called Myanmar, marks its 1948 independence from Britain today.
A decree by President Thein Sein, which was published in a state-run newspaper on Tuesday, freed prisoners "for the sake of state peace and stability, the rule of law, national consolidation" and humanitarian grounds, CNN reported. The decree reduces some death sentences to life in prison, as well as minimizes sentences longer than 30 years down to 30 and reduces shorter prison terms by 25 percent.
A senior official from Yangon's Insein prison told Reuters that more than 900 people had been freed on Tuesday from that jail alone. Activists, however, are citing much lower numbers of released prisoners.
"We have received information from Burma there are about 33 prisoners released yesterday," Aung Myo Thein, a spokesman for the Assistance Association for Political Prisoners (AAPP), a nonprofit organization based in Thailand that advocates on behalf of political prisoners in Burma, told CNN. None of those released appeared to be high-profile detainees, according to Thein.
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Burma, which was ruled by the military from 1962 until it was replaced by a civilian government in March, has been trying to repair its relations with the West. Many western countries, including the United States, have trade embargoes against Burma, which were instituted over the past 20 years because of the country's poor human rights record.
Burma released about 200 political prisoners along with more than 6,000 other inmates in October, according to CNN. The AAPP called those releases "disingenuous" and "unsatisfactory," saying that many prominent dissidents remained behind bars.
The United States has tried to renew relations with Burma in recent years; Secretary of State Hillary Clinton made a trip to the region in November to meet with Sein.
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President Reagan is expected to stress the importance for the Soviet Union to continue making progress on human rights, when he meets with Soviet Foreign Minister Eduard Shevardnadze Friday afternoon.
The White House meeting will conclude two days of talks between Shevardnadze and Secretary of State George Shultz.
Human rights was the first item on the agenda between the two foreign ministers, when the talks began at the State Department Thursday.
"We still believe that more can be done in this area" of human rights, Rozanne Ridgway, assistant secretary of state for European and Canadian affairs, said at a briefing on the meeting earlier this week.
She said this included such matters as increased emigration, the release of political prisoners and religious practices.
After a meeting between Shultz and Jewish leaders last Friday, Morris Abram, chairman of the National Conference on Soviet Jewry, said that Shultz was expected to discuss with Shevardnadze issues raised by the Jewish leaders.
This included a time limit on how long the possession of "state secrets" could bar someone from emigrating; the elimination of public and official anti-Semitism; and the recognition of Hebrew as an official language.
The group also asked Shultz to press the Soviets to allow the emigration of four former prisoners of conscience: Boris Chernobilsky, Vladimir Kislik, Evgeny Lein and Roald Zelichonok.
Shultz and Shevardnadze were accompanied at the meetings by a large contingent of advisers, as they discussed the four areas that have become the normal agenda in meetings between the two superpowers — arms control, human rights, regional issues and bilateral issues.
As has become diplomatic practice, working groups were established on all four topics.
State Department spokesman Charles Redman said that Shultz and Shevardnadze are not scheduled to meet in New York next week, when both will be attending the U.N. General Assembly, although he did not rule out such a meeting.
Shevardnadze is also scheduled to meet with Vice President George Bush.
Although Bush has frequently met with foreign leaders visiting Washington, the meeting is being viewed as part of his presidential campaign.
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>> Sorry, I am l not usually so long winded but I wanted to give you a complete history.No problem -- thanks for all the info. You will fit in here.
Beyond just Herb and Bill, as a Trenton veteran, you know many of the same people as us.
> On 1/8/2013 11:20 PM, evan@... wrote:--- , "jgalinat2004" wrote:
> > It's not a problem. OMARC events are held down the street at the TIROS site. VCF East is held on the main campus.......
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>I don't speak for OMARC or MARCH. But I've attended both events in 2012. (OMARC had a couple hamfests.) My experience was that the hamfests were self-contained at the Diana site including parking and food. I suspect it would be a benefit for OMARC to coincide with VCF-E. I'd encourage the two of them to coordinate, compliment their advertizing if at all possible. SInce both derive income from attendence, it seems to me: "Sauce for the goose is sauce for the gander".
> I pasted Evan's reply above as it looks like it went to me personally & not to the list.
> Hi Evan, OK, I am glad there are no conflicts with the
> OMARC hamfest. I just wanted to point it out in case something
> would be overlooked. I have never attended the OMARC hamfest
> so I was not sure when they set it up. Since last year's
>VCF East was my first, I only had that end of the campus as
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This 11-day tour whisks you through six Spanish cities— Madrid, Cordoba, Seville, Granada, Valencia, and Barcelona—with a guided sightseeing tour in each and four-star hotel accommodations. You'll also have some downtime to explore on your own.
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- Daily breakfast and six dinners with wine
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You'll see Madrid's most popular historic and cultural sites on a half-day city tour. Among the stops: the monument to Spanish author Cervantes in the Plaza de España, and the Prado Museum, which displays famous works of art by El Greco and Fra Angelico. You'll also get a chance to explore Madrid on your own—two afternoons are dedicated to spending free time in the city.
Optional tour: 16th-century Royal Palace of Madrid (4-hour tour; $48 per person)
Meals included: welcome cocktail, welcome dinner with wine, and one breakfast
Days 4–5: Toledo sightseeing and Cordoba
Toledo is laden with museums, monuments, and historic churches, so naturally, it's known as the "Museum City." On a city tour you'll check out a pair of churches, including St. Tome, which harbors a masterpiece by El Greco, before heading to Cordoba for the evening. In Cordoba—home of philosopher Moshe Ben Maimon, also known as Maimonides—you'll visit a restored 14th-century synagogue.
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Tour highlight: On the way to Cordoba you'll pass through La Mancha, the fabled home of Don Quixote.
Meals included: daily breakfast and dinner with wine
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You'll pass by groves of olives, lemons, and oranges along the roads on the way to Valencia, a city in eastern Spain with a bustling port on the Mediterranean Sea. Today's main attraction is the City of Arts and Science, an entertainment and cultural complex with an IMAX, interactive science museum, and the largest oceanographic aquarium in Europe.
Meals included: breakfast and one dinner with wine
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A scenic drive along the coast brings you into Barcelona, where you'll visit the harbor and several historic plazas on an afternoon sightseeing tour. The tour ends with a stopover at the 1992 Olympic Stadium; you can spend the next day getting to know Barcelona at your leisure.
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When you've got a process that's spinning and don't know what's going on, it's useful to get a perl level stack trace. There's a "simple" gdb function to get your perl to write its call stack to STDERR. It's not entirely without risk to corrupting your process. I've used it just fine against my mod_perl in prod when all our other normal methods of inspection failed.
Step 1: attach with gdb.
jjore$ ps -x
765 s001 S 0:00.01 perl -e while(1){sleep 1}
jjore$ gdb --quiet -p 765
Attaching to process 780.
Reading symbols for shared libraries . done
Reading symbols for shared libraries
warning: Could not find object file "..." - no debug information available for "...c".
..... done
0x9005e46e in __semwait_signal ()
Step 2: Get a C level backtrace to see if that's informative enough. In this case, I can see the program is current in some sleep functions. In prod, I've seen things like bugs in libxslt show up nicely here - I could see the stack extending down into the libxml/libxslt libraries which eventually lead me to solve the problem by upgrade my libxml library.
(gdb) bt
#0 0x9005e46e in __semwait_signal ()
#1 0x9005e2ef in nanosleep$UNIX2003 ()
#2 0x900b3e71 in sleep$UNIX2003 ()
#3 0x0015a054 in Perl_pp_sleep ()
#4 0x00081bb7 in Perl_runops_debug ()
#5 0x000b6791 in perl_run ()
#6 0x0000247e in main ()
Step 3: Get your thread context pointer. For threaded perl, you'll need to pass in a thread context pointer. If this step returns 0x0, you don't have threaded perl and shouldn't pass this argument in. If you get something other than 0x0, you'll need to use this value.
(gdb) print $thread_context = (void*)Perl_get_context()
$1 = (void *) 0x0
(gdb) print $thread_context = (void*)Perl_get_context()
$1 = (void *) 0x800000
Step 4: Use Carp::cluck() from inside gdb. If you've got a $thread_context, use it.
(gdb) call (void*)Perl_eval_pv($thread_context, "require Carp;Carp::cluck('Hi')", 0)
(gdb) call (void*)Perl_eval_pv("require Carp; Carp::cluck('Hi')", 0)
Step 5: Profit.
Hi at (eval 1) line 1
eval 'require Carp; Carp::cluck(\'Hi\')
;' called at -e line 1
If I know beforehand that a script can run a long time or something unexpected is likely to happen, then I install a sighandler to give me a stack trace:
use sigtrap "handler" => sub { require Carp; Carp::carp() }, 'USR1', 'INFO';
That way I can do "kill -USR1 " and see what's going on.
This is especially nice on BSD systems, where SIGINFO exists. SIGINFO is typically bound to CTRL-T, so I don't have to find the pid (if the script runs in the terminal). The default output of CTR


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I may not be Captain Kirk, but my extensive travel schedule makes it imperative that I meet my business responsibilities while remaining connected to my base. Some of your employees may have the same needs. Sales territories keep your reps far from your home office, but even local workers may need to work from home during inclement weather — or even just because they prefer wearing fuzzy slippers from 9 to 5.
Remote work can make sense, as long as your employees have the resources that they need to excel at their jobs wherever they are. But it also takes disciplined workers and supportive managers. Here are some tips on how to decide which employees will be effective remote workers and how to ensure that they provide professional representation for your company.
Identifying Good Remote Workers
If an employee that reminds you of Ferris Bueller or Dude Lebowski asks for the opportunity to work from home, just say no. Self-motivated employees, on the other hand, are likely to be even more productive when they don't spend time commuting to an office where distractions and interruptions typically exceed those that workers might find at home.
Still, employees who want to work from home need to show that they have an appropriate, interruption-free work area. For example, they probably need to send the kids to daycare or hire a nanny. But just as important, look for employees who already display dedication, as evidenced by the following traits:
- They consistently meet or exceed deadlines, even if it means coming in early or staying late;
- They take work home while still putting in a full workday, particularly when that work requires unfettered concentration;
- They keep you informed of progress without the need to prompt them;
- They are good problem-solvers on their own, but they know when to seek your help.
Remote Employees Must Maintain a Professional Image to the Outside World
No customer, vendor or other outside party should ever see the laundry basket in an employee's living room and seeing the inside of a coffee shop is no better. In other words, business contact must occur outside of the home in professional surroundings.
You work hard to develop a professional image for your business and your employees need to maintain it, no matter where they are. I count on Regus (who, for disclosure is a client of mine, and whose services and locations I have used as a client of theirs for years), one of the largest providers of flexible workspaces in the world, for the professional image that I need.
Using professional remote workspaces allows you to rent anything from office space to meeting rooms on an as-needed basis, but if you regularly provide remote workers with access to flexible facilities, a resource like Regus's Businessworld card can help keep costs under control while providing a professional working environment.
Technology Creates a Bridge between Workers and Home Base
Most remote workers use a computer in some capacity to do their jobs. It doesn't matter if
they carry a company laptop back and forth between home and office or if they use their own computer — as long as they have access to the right functions. But once you take employees out of the office, you often need additional technology such as the following to keep them connected:
- A reliable Internet connection;
- High-quality and secure access to your office computer network, including email, using collaboration suites like Office 365;
- A quality phone system, like those provided by Nextiva;
- The ability to attend interactive meetings and video conferences online.
Having appropriate technology makes it seamless for you to collaborate with your team or even your vendors from almost anywhere in the world.
Avoiding the Isolation of Remote Work Environments
I know someone who was forced to work from home during her first months with a new employer simply because her office computer did not work. She would come in to the office for meetings, but she lamented that the delay in getting to know her co-workers made her feel alienated from the team. Years later, after she formed a bond with the team, she started working from home several days a week. She enjoyed her time at home, but she always felt a sense of renewal when she returned to the office.
All employees must feel a close connection to the company and their co-workers, and it is your job to make sure that happens. By conducting regular one-on-one and department phone meetings, you provide them with vital information relevant to their daily activities, but face-to-face contact is incredibly valuable as well. You should make it clear that you expect local employees to come to the office on a regular basis, and even workers on the other side of the country might be able to travel in for the quarterly company meeting or other major events.
Everyone would enjoy the chance to wear fuzzy slippers and PJs during their work day, but this is just one of many reasons why studies have shown remote workers to be generally happier and more productive. Still, it is important to make sure that a remote workplace does not equate to a remote connection with the company team. With your guidance, employees who receive this benefit will earn your trust every day — especially if those fuzzy slippers have your company logo embroidered on them.


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[ESC] ~ Polish Winged Hussar ~
Just a recolor of a Riot skin. This is the "Winged version" of my Polish Wingless Hussar ^^
I just thought that Riot version looks a bit crappy - Yellowish boots and Wings, blue pants - bleh. + added armoured gloves and Polish flag with our coat of arms => Just because we love our White Eagle ^^.
This is the Polish Winged Hussar because the only real Hussar is the Polish one!
This skin gives you + 10 to awesomeness while playing Zao and +20 if you are a Pole.
BTW - If you do not know anything about Polish Winged Hussars - just read this article: http://www.badassoftheweek.com/hussars.html It's pretty damn badass.
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Avery Brook Watershed
The Avery Brook watershed lies just to the west of the MacLeish Field Station and drains to Northampton's primary water supply reservoirs. Both Smith and the City of Northampton have an interest in this watershed and the reliable measurement of flow in Avery Brook. During 2008-09 a Design Clinic team composed of students from the Picker Engineering Program completed a preliminary design for a flow measurement system. This past year, four faculty from biological sciences and one from geosciences initiated research projects with students to better understand biogeochemical processes and the role beaver ponds play in the Avery Brook Watershed.


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Playing Shorts
Based on last years design but now the word BULLS is done the side and the Hogs Breath Cafe logo added to a back panel.
It is not compulsory to buy these shorts as the 2012 shorts can continue to be worn as playing shorts.
Prices remain at $20.00 and shorts can be purchased now
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Hearing set in wrongful death suit against State Patrol
Vehicle-pursuit policies of the Colorado State Patrol will be the focus of a hearing in April as a Mesa County judge decides whether a wrongful death lawsuit against the agency can continue.
Chief Judge David Bottger scheduled a four-day hearing starting April 11 in a lawsuit filed by Shea and Sean Lehnen of Collbran. The Lehnens claim a State Patrol trooper's pursuit was partly to blame for the Nov. 6, 2007, accident on Colorado Highway 65 that injured Shea Lehnen and caused the death of her unborn child.
Shea Lehnen's minivan was struck head-on by a Jeep driven by 26-year-old Logan Lage, who had a suspended license and was trying to elude a state trooper. Lage was sentenced to 20 years in prison after pleading guilty to child abuse resulting in death, second-degree assault and misdemeanor child abuse.
Bottger last week said Lage has, or will, offer statements from prison in depositions taken in the Lehnen family's civil lawsuit. The purpose of the April hearing will be to determine whether the lawsuit can go forward as an exception to Colorado's Governmental Immunity Act, Bottger said. The State Patrol is defended in the lawsuit by the Colorado Attorney General's Office.
The lawsuit centers on a dispute over what happened during the pursuit of Lage by Trooper Jeffrey Vrbas. Vrbas, who was in an unmarked patrol car, clocked Lage's Jeep speeding westbound on Colorado Highway 330 at 68 mph in a stretch of road posted for 50 mph. Lage ignored the Trooper's lights and siren.
According to the Lehnen family's lawsuit, Vrbas told dispatchers some 16 minutes into the pursuit that speeds had reached 100 mph along the winding, mountainous two-lane highway.
The lawsuit alleges Vrbas received permission to attempt a "tactical vehicle intervention," a maneuver aimed at forcing the Jeep off the roadway. Several attempts were unsuccessful, and the Jeep at one point attempted to swerve at the Trooper's vehicle, the lawsuit alleges.
Lage was trying to pass a pickup with a trailer in tow when his Jeep collided head-on with Lehnen's minivan.
The lawsuit alleges the pursuit posed unreasonable risks and was the "proximate cause" of the death of Lehnen's unborn daughter, Lileigh Lehnen.
"Vrbas' chase of Lage was unnecessary, as a roadblock could have been set up at the junction of Colorado Highway 65 and Interstate 70," attorneys said.
The Colorado Attorney General's Office rejects those claims, arguing the trooper maintained safe speeds for conditions and at no time collided with any other vehicle.
"Vrbas was driving approximately 100 feet behind the Jeep at the time the collision occurred," reads a response to the lawsuit. "(Vrbas) did not cause the collision of other vehicles."


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Research Topics
Christine Thomas
Affiliation: Evangelisches Krankenhaus
Country: Germany
Detail Information
- Diagnosing delirium in older hospitalized adults with dementia: adapting the confusion assessment method to international classification of diseases, tenth revision, diagnostic criteriaChristine Thomas
Department of Geriatric Psychiatry, Centre of Psychiatry and Psychotherapy, Ev Hospital Bielefeld Bethel, Bielefeld, Germany
J Am Geriatr Soc 60:1471-7. 2012....
- Serum anticholinergic activity and cerebral cholinergic dysfunction: an EEG study in frail elderly with and without deliriumChristine Thomas
Centre for Psychosocial Medicine, Department of General Psychiatry, University of Heidelberg, Vossstr, Heidelberg, Germany
BMC Neurosci 9:86. 2008....
- Prolonged activation EEG differentiates dementia with and without delirium in frail elderly patientsC Thomas
Centre for Psychosocial Medicine, Department of General Psychiatry, University of Heidelberg, Germany
J Neurol Neurosurg Psychiatry 79:119-25. 2008....
- [Diagnostic work-up and treatment of acute psycho-organic syndrome]C Thomas
Abteilung Gerontopsychiatrie, Klinik für Psychiatrie und Psychotherapie Bethel, Evangelisches Krankenhaus Bielefeld, Gilead III, Bethesdaweg 12, 33617, Bielefeld, Deutschland
Nervenarzt 81:613-28; quiz 629-30. 2010..Only in a second step psychiatric medication is warranted with antipsychotic, antidepressant or sedation-inducing properties depending on the patient's symptoms...
- Development of brain synchronisation within school-age--individual analysis of resting (α) coherence in a longitudinal data setDennis Gmehlin
Section of Experimental Psychopathology and Neurophysiology, Department of Psychiatry, University of Heidelberg, Germany
Clin Neurophysiol 122:1973-83. 2011....
- P50 gating deficit in Alzheimer dementia correlates to frontal neuropsychological functionChristine Thomas
Centre for Psychosocial Medicine, Department of General Psychiatry, University of Heidelberg, Vossstr 2, 69115 Heidelberg, Germany
Neurobiol Aging 31:416-24. 2010..In this study, we aimed to investigate inhibitory gating deficits of P50 in AD and their relation to neuropsychological measures...
- Age effects on preattentive and early attentive auditory processing of redundant stimuli: is sensory gating affected by physiological aging?Dennis Gmehlin
Abteilung für Gerontopsychiatrie, Klinik für Psychiatrie und Psychotherapie Bethel, Evangelisches Krankenhaus Bielefeld, Bethesdaweg 12, 33617, Bielefeld, Germany
J Gerontol A Biol Sci Med Sci 66:1043-53. 2011..Early attentive N100 gating showed the maximum effect. Further studies are warranted to evaluate sensory gating as a suitable biomarker of underlying neurodegenerative disease...
- Individual analysis of EEG background-activity within school age: impact of age and sex within a longitudinal data setDennis Gmehlin
Section of Experimental Psychopathology and Neurophysiology, Department of Psychiatry, University of Heidelberg, Voss Straße 4, 69115 Heidelberg, Germany
Int J Dev Neurosci 29:163-70. 2011....
- Early detection of Alzheimer's disease: a new working memory paradigmMax Toepper
Centre of Psychiatry and Psychotherapy Bethel, Department of Geriatric Psychiatry, Ev Hospital Bielefeld, Bielefeld, Germany
Int J Geriatr Psychiatry 23:272-8. 2008....
- Hippocampal involvement in working memory encoding of changing locations: an fMRI studyMax Toepper
Department of Psychiatry and Psychotherapy Bethel, Ev Hospital Bielefeld EvKB, Remterweg 69 71, D 33617 Bielefeld, Germany
Brain Res 1354:91-9. 2010..In addition, whole-brain analysis showed working memory related frontal and parietal brain activation. The results indicate that hippocampal structures contribute to serial working memory encoding of spatial locations in the human brain...
- Functional correlates of distractor suppression during spatial working memory encodingM Toepper
Bender Institute of Neuroimaging BION, Justus Liebig University of Giessen, Giessen, Germany
Neuroscience 165:1244-53. 2010..Furthermore, our findings are in line with the processing model of a functional dorsolateral-ventrolateral prefrontal cortex organization...
- Delirium: definition, epidemiology, and diagnosisKarin J Neufeld
Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences, Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, Baltimore, Maryland, U S A and Department of Geriatric Psychiatry, Clinic of Psychiatry and Psychotherapy Bethel, Evangelisches Hospital Bielefeld, Bielefeld, Germany
J Clin Neurophysiol 30:438-42. 2013..Delirium is an important medical syndrome with significant implications; there is continued need for better physiologic measures of the underlying brain dysfunction...
- Do sex differences affect prefrontal cortex associated cognition in schizophrenia?Daniela Roesch-Ely
Department of General Adult Psychiatry, University of Heidelberg, Heidelberg, Germany
Schizophr Res 107:255-61. 2009..There is evidence for sex differences in cognition in schizophrenia, but the results in the literature are still controversial...
- EEG changes and serum anticholinergic activity measured in patients with delirium in the intensive care unitK Plaschke
Department of Anaesthesiology, Medical Faculty of the University of Heidelberg, Germany
Anaesthesia 62:1217-23. 2007..We conclude that, in contrast to the EEG, the SAA level cannot be proposed as a tool for diagnosing delirium in ICU patients...
- [Vasculo-Behcet's disease: imaging findings]C Thomas
Rofo 179:875-8. 2007
- Vascular and Alzheimer-type pathology in an autopsy study of African-AmericansP Pytel
Department of Pathology, The University of Chicago, IL, USA
Neurology 66:433-5. 2006..Two subjects exhibited changes of pure VaD, 5 had pure AD, and 6 showed a mixture of AD pathology and strokes. Overall, there was good agreement between the pathologic diagnoses and the clinical diagnoses...
- ["FRAGILE"-Old people and surgery]U Hestermann
Bethanien Krankenhaus, Geriatrisches Zentrum am Klinikum der Universität Heidelberg
Chirurg 76:28-34. 2005..Postoperative delirium, the most prevalent complication in surgical geriatric patients, is discussed in detail with regard to risk factors, prevalence, diagnosis, and therapeutic options...
- Schizophrenia-spectrum psychoses in people with and without intellectual disabilityN Bouras
Estia Centre, York Clinic, Guy s Hospital, 47 Weston Street, London SE1 3RR, UK
J Intellect Disabil Res 48:548-55. 2004....
- GoosebumpsJ Cutts
Lahey Clinic Medical Center, Burlington, MA 01805, USA
Lancet 360:690. 2002


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I found that the kenzo flower is absolutley spot on,which to me is amazing. Givenchy dahlia noir is also close.
Agent Provaceur really good but the drydown is slightly off to the real thing. On a whim l had Catchment, their version of Tom Ford Black orchid as l hadn't smelt it,but testing it with the real thing the perfume hits with the chocolate note,whereas Catchment has a fruitier top note first but to me quite close in scent. So far the ones l have listed are oils in 3ml so very reasonable for their price. l bought their version of creeds virgin island water in oil and spray,spray not keen on but the oil is more successful but in relation it is reminiscent but not quite right. i like their version of Happy by Clinique,whether it is close or not I can,t remember,but it is light so repeat sprays are needed.
I personally prefer the oils and lovely to carry around, perfume parlour do their own mixes but I've not tried those.
I really liked these oils and happy to keep buying them on occasion


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Illustrated Encyclopedia of Human Anatomic Variation: Opus I: Muscular System: Alphabetical Listing of Muscles: D
Ronald A. Bergman, PhD
Adel K. Afifi, MD, MS
Ryosuke Miyauchi, MD
Peer Review Status: Internally Peer Reviewed
A bundle of muscle fibers sometimes pass from the tip of the styloid process to the angle of the mandible, forming what may be termed stylomandibularis. The posterior belly of digastricus may originate from any part of the mastoid groove or even from the outer portion of the superior nuchal line. Occasionally, it fuses with the stylohyoid. In certain cases, if the anterior belly does not differentiate from the stylohyoid, the posterior belly inserts onto the angle of the mandible instead of the hyoid bone. Fasiculi may also pass from either belly (posterior or anterior) to neighboring structures.
Digastricus is usually divided by a tendinous inscription. A case of a "digastric muscle" with no connection has been reported. The anterior belly arose from the digastric fossa and inserted on the side of the tendinous hyoid body and the posterior belly arose from the mastoid incisura and inserted on the styloid process.
A trigastric muscle, with the third head arising from the inferomedial aspect of the mandible and inserting on the intertendon has been reported. Another form of trigastric involved the splitting of stylohyoideus, permitting passage of the external carotid with its facial and occipital branches. The more superficial portion of the muscle accompanied the posterior belly of the digastric inserted into the intertendon of the digastric muscle.
Syn.: See Digastricus (anterior belly).
See m. digastricus (anterior belly).
See Corsy, Curnow, Dratsch, Focacci,and Gruber references.
Jordan, J. (1963) On the deep stylohyoid muscle in man. Folia Morphol. (Warsaw) 22:7-10.
Macalister, A. (1871) The varieties of the styloid muscles. J. Anat. Physiol. 5:28-31.
Perrin, J.B. (1871) A peculiar additional digastric muscle. J. Anat. Physiol. 5:251-256.
Thiel, W. (1954-55) Eine seltene Varietät des Venter mastoideus m. biventeris und ihre phylogenetische Deutung. Anat. Anz. 101:16-23.
Weber, A. (1918) Signification du muscle stylohyoidien profound. Soc. Biol., Comptes Rendus Hebdomadaires des Séances et Mémories. 81:816-817.
West, S.H. (1874) A peculiar digastric muscle - a variety of occipito-hyoid. J. Anat. Physiol. 8:150-151.Section Top |Title Page
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Roberto Luongo has done it again.
And this time, his (backup?) is along for the ride.
During the first intermission of last night's Canucks/Predators game, hockey fans were treated to a lighthearted and hilarious video about the relationship and rivalry between the Canucks netminders.
My partner in crime Wyatt Arndt covered it last night HERE, but in case you missed it, the video is below.
The only reason I put it here is because you really should watch it again.
Boom. Amazing. I love it.
Although I'm pretty sure I know where Cory Schneider got all those words that rhyme with "Cory"…
Ever since the emergence of Luongo the comedian (via his @strombone1 twitter account), fans in Vancouver have embraced the once beleaguered goalie. I write regular articles for the Province in which I attribute fake post game quotes to players I wish had more personality and humour in their interviews.
This doesn't mean they aren't funny guys, but I feel they don't get a chance to be themselves enough. Especially since the Luongo/Schneider piece was aired yesterday, which just gives more credence to my theory:
The NHL has the funniest athletes.
I am a huge fan of sports and comedy so when the two merge, I'm ecstatic. The fact that world-class athletes also have a great sense of humour seems to humanize them a bit more to me and I come to respect their originality. The NFL, NBA and MLB have their fair share of funny characters (I will never say a kind word about NASCAR aka the "Left Turn League"), but the NHL doesn't get the respect it should when it comes to "bringing the funny".
The stoic nature of the NHLPA is a strange one. Nearly every interview sounds the same, and it seems as though they have been trained from a young age to be emotionless drones in the public eye. As a fan, I'm about one thing: being entertained.
But the following pieces of video evidence prove that underneath that bland surface, these guys are hilarious in the best way: sardonically and self deprecatingly.
As far as proof goes, I will submit the Luongo/Schneider video as Exhibit A.
Exhibit B is for "Ballard". I'm an unwavering Keith Ballard fan, and this interview from a few seasons ago makes me a fan of his on-ice play and his off-ice personality.
Exhibit C is for "Canada". We are a nation known for its humour, so it makes sense our that we bring the funny when it comes to our national sport. Like this post-Olympics exchange between Canada's Ryan Getzlaf and USA's Bobby Ryan. Both members of the Anaheim Ducks, these dudes commit to the bit and I will always respect them for it.
Exhibit D is for "Distraction". Like Canucks forward Ryan Kesler and his notorious interview bombing. It was short-lived, but awesome while it lasted.
Exhibit E is for "Edmonton". It's not all Canucks videos here, as I'm an equal opportunity entertainee. When Jordan Eberle scored a ridiculous goal a few seasons ago, the Oilers players got together and did this mock video piece which is one of the funniest sports videos I've ever seen.
Exhibit F is for "Feuds". There are tons of petty rivalries in the NHL which lead to a lot of great exchanges. None of which will ever live up to this classic bit of smacktalk between Jeremy Roenick (a favourite of mine) and Patrick Roy during the 95-96 playoffs. Snark at it's best. How Patrick Roy didn't pick up a mic just so he could drop it, I'll never know.
Exhibit G is for "Guzzler". Kevin Bieksa pretends to be Ryan Kesler to a clueless interviewer and makes a strong case for the designation as "The funniest Vancouver Canuck".
Exhibit H is for "HBO". As far as I'm concerned, the biggest platform for NHL stars to share their personalities is HBO's series "24/7 Road to the Winter Classic". Between coaching rants, on ice trash talk and candid behind the scenes moments, the show is exactly what I feel the NHL needs more of to reach a wider audience. Losing it this season due to the NHL lockout was a huge blow (just imagine if Luongo was traded to Toronto in time for the show?). For an example, there are too many great moments to choose from, but new Canuck acquisition Tom Sestito was on the receiving end of an epic chirp from Brad Richards.
Video contains F bombs so it's NSFW (you been warned). Also NSFSF (Not Safe For Sestito Fans).
So there you have it folks, several shining examples of why NHL players are the underappreciated kings of sports comedy. Roberto Luongo and Cory Schneider are just the newest piece of evidence.
You can follow j.Bow on twitter (@jBowmancouver). Did I omit one of your favourites from the NHL or another sport? Sound off in the comments section. Biznasty fans, that's your forum.


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Today has not been the best of days – sick kid, behind on laundry, a not-so-happy phone call. I wanted a tea that would be comforting and give me a lift. I chose Orange Dulce, and I chose well.
See previous tasting note for my thoughts on the actual tea.


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Emre Ozkan
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Emre Wrote:Dear IWC Forum members,
I am using my Vintage Aquatimer since 2009 August. I have also pilot's watch chronograph so i am not using it everyday. I just recognised that black rubber is having a tear from the back part. I am little bit disappointed as rubber straps should be more long lasting. I never used it for diving or any sport activity. What do you recommend? I will take it to service and probably they will suggest to replace with a new one. I am worried to have again the same problem with this model strap but i really love this design too. I will be appreciate for your comments and help.
Please find below the links for the pictures.
Thanks in advance,
Choose a job you love and you will never have to work a day in your life.....Confucius
What you do may not be so important, but it is very important that you do it well. (my variation of a saying by Gandhi)


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How old does it have to be before it's vintage
You guy's crack me up this is a Vintage thread and no one has an answer to my question.
Hi Gregory
Pleased to meet you:D
Thats a hard one to answer, as the term "Vintage" has different meanings to different people
Imho Vintage aircraft are from the eras of the late 1930s to the early 1980s
Take care
Yours Hank
Thank you thats what I was looking for
It is very subjective. Its not like cars which can be classified as antique when they reach a certain age. I personally consider anything from before my birth as vintage. For those keeping score that is anything from mid sixties and older.
Yet do a search on ebay and vintage can mean from 10 years ago.
It is whatever you want it to be.
If its an Automoble its 25 years to be antique,not sure on a RC airplane.I did sell some years ago that would be Vintage or antique today.Have a Good one.Dean
Hi Gregory
Do check out this site:tc::$:ws:
Take care
Yours Hank
vintage.....when a company ceases to exist or a beloved kit is no longer produce,of coarse old age helps;-). when it takes a lot of searching the inet to locate a discontinued old kit..vintage:ws:
Good point and one i forgot all about
Some vintage aircraft in my hanger Her in doors states " it looks a lot like a hobby shop in here":oops::rolleyes::p>
Do enjoy:D
Take care dear friend
Yours Hank
Personally, I think anything before 1980 as some still have copyright issues. However, anything before 1960 is almost far game. Also long forgotten companies as someone, somewhere will have a copy of there designs. It takes a lot of work to restore some of these designs and there are now quit a few people involved in the preservation and restoration of these designs.
As these designs are being presented over at the other place, both Steve ( The Outerzone ) and I are trying to catch up and load our websites with these designs. In early December last year, I started to rebuild StarCadPlans.Net to include these designs. It is slow work as I am the only one doing my site, but I have the pleasure of knowing how it is being done as does Steve. We both feel the same in the direction of presenting these designs as a free service to the modeling community.
All of the designs we present can also be downloaded from this thread, Vintage & Old-timer Designs .
To get a good idea of what this whole project is about please visit The Vintage RC Society (VR/CS) for more information.
If you have designs that qualify and have access to a scanner, please scan them in gray scale at least 600 dpi and start posting.
where Steve has an index of the plans posted in the RCG Vintage and Old Time Designs Plan thread that links back to the page the plan was posted in. The first link that Starcad listed for
also has a searchable database but you can download the plan from there.
Hope you find the 2 sites useful.
Hello! I agree that everything dating back to at least 30 years ago can be termed 'vintage', as can be this little replica of the legendary Russian WWII vet:
Sorry, that was my first post here so I had to move the link to this second one:oops:
Here you can see it flying and download drafts.
Good luck and thanks for reading and watching)
Interestingly, I just bought this one lastnight. According to the Vintage Radio Control Society...
"Any airplane that was designed radio control and was kitted, published or flown 35 years ago or earlier, as of Jan 1, of the current year is eligible under VR/CS rules."
HI! Everything dating back to at least 30-35 years ago can be termed 'vintage'.
Here's is what many clubs consider the official classifications........:
I know this is out of vernacular context but:
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Boat painting party set March 10
Join in on painting fun at the Farley boat painting set for Saturday, March 10.
The public is invited to help the City of Port Aransas Parks and Recreation Department decorate four Farley boat planters belonging to the city.
From 10 a.m. to noon at the Community Park, 700 Clark Pkwy. off Ross Avenue, the planters will be covered with dolphins, birds, shells and fish making up an aquatic theme.
Artist Larry Johnson has donated his talents and will provide the pictures to paint.
All materials will be provided.
"Just come on by and lend a hand. Bring yourself and some sunscreen," said Rachael King, assistant director of Parks and Recreation, who is spearheading the program.
The boats will be placed in the median at the city marina after the painting.
The planters are sold by the Port Aransas Garden Club as a beautification project and a way to bring a spirit of unification to the city. Each buyer decorates the planter to suit his own taste.
The boats are replicas of the Farley boats that were built in Port Aransas in the early and mid-1900s by Farley and Sons Boat Builders. The boats are not proportionally true to size because original boats were much longer for the width.
Pres. Franklin D. Roosevelt and his son Elliot fished in a Farley boat in 1937 out of Port Aransas with guide Barney Farley.
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Why I love Nicki.
Nicki Minaj is very inspirational. The ways that she expresses herself & how she doesn't care what anyone thinks. She is always encouraging her Barbz to follow their dreams, no matter who puts them down & as long as you believe in yourself. Where she is now is because she believed in herself. And Nicki has been through a lot & she is blessed
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Multiplayer Organized Crime Battle Game
Brief description: Game is strickly Tick-Based. Game is mostly multiplayer with team battles as well as 1v1 battles Game has lobby system where players find others to battle or join there team. Game has multiple "World's" (maps) for battle's. Game "World's" has multiple "Towns" (each player/team starts in a Town) Game "Towns" allow multiple "Actions" Game "Towns" also have multiple "Locations" (bank, ect) Game "Actions" are like "Committing Crimes", "Recruiting Member's", "Attacking"
* Each Action takes x amount of time to complete. * Multiple "Actions" can happen at once.
Game Objective is for your team or yourself is to "Eliminate Enemies"
I would also like for an average game to only take between 5-15 minute's.
My problem is coming up with how to add characters or units into game that effect the Action's outcome. I don't want to the game winner to be based upon who can build the strongest army the quickest, but who has the best strategy and quickest. I'm thinking something like Starcraft, except my game will not be same graphical style. Any help would be apreciated
I am thinking of having player choose main character (Leader) before the Battle begins and I would like him/her to play a major role in the outcome of the battle.
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Kiwiesque offers new luxury vineyard accommodation situated in Esk Valley at Eskdale. Kiwiesque Complete offer guests the whole house and apartments for group and family holidays and occasions, regardless of why you are visiting.
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Just 10km north of the Napier airport on State Highway 5 Kiwesque looks over the vines which were developed in the early 70's as part of Linden Estate.
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Nominees for the 34th annual L.A. Times Book Prizes have been announced and include five finalists for the graphic novel prize. This year's finalists for the L.A. Times Book Prizes include 50 books in 10 categories.
Finalists for the L.A. Times Book Prize for graphic novels include:
Incidents in the Night: Volume 1 by David B. (Uncivilized Books)
Hand-Drying in America: And Other Stories by Ben Katchor (Pantheon)
Today is the Last Day of the Rest of Your Life by Ulli Lust (Fantagraphics), which was also chosen as a PW Best Book of 2013.
The End by Anders Nilsen (Fantagraphics)
The Great War: July 1, 1916: The First Day of the Battle of the Somme by Joe Sacco (W. W. Norton & Co.)
The winner of last year's L.A. Times Book Prize for graphic novels was Sammy Harkham's Everything Together: Collected Stories (PictureBox).
Winners will be announced at a ceremony to be held on April 11, 2014 at Bovard Auditorium on the USC Campus. Click here for a complete list of all the finalists for this year's L.A. Times Book Prizes.


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The lower illustration (B) is of VIP containing axons and ganglion cell bodies of the submucosal plexus (of Meissner*).
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The Florida Senate chose to show up Gov. Charlie Crist and sided with powerful electric utilities over consumers by refusing to confirm the governor's two recent appointees to the Public Service Commission. It was a shameful display of political retribution, and it made a mockery of the confirmation process.
PSC members David Klement and Benjamin "Steve" Stevens did not deserve to be fired. They have done nothing wrong in their brief tenure, and there is no evidence they are unqualified to serve. Klement is a former Bradenton newspaper editor, and Stevens is a former accountant. Their only crimes were being tied to Crist and daring to stand up to Florida Power & Light and Progress Energy by voting against the utilities' requests to drastically raise rates. The chilling effect on what is supposed to be an independent regulatory process at the PSC is unmistakable.
Republicans and Democrats are jointly to blame for this injustice, because this was a bipartisan firing squad. The explanations from those opposing Crist's nominees — including incoming Senate President Mike Haridopolos, R-Melbourne, and the budget chairman, Sen. J.D. Alexander, R-Lake Wales — are ludicrous. They say Klement and Stevens are unqualified because they do not have any utility or finance experience. Members of the black caucus, all Democrats, protested that the commission is now all-white.
The PSC is not a subsidiary of the utilities, and it should not be merely a stepping-stone to a lucrative industry job. The commission needs more outside input, not less, to combat a long-standing culture far too cozy with utilities. Klement and Stevens are not uneducated or devoid of life experiences, and the PSC has an extensive professional staff. What's more, Crist picked the two men from six nominees vetted by a legislative-controlled panel. Crist did not seek to reappoint the PSC's only minority member, Matthew Carter. But it is no coincidence that the African-American lawmaker leading the diversity complaint, Sen. Chris Smith, D-Fort Lauderdale, once lobbied for FP&L.
The electric utilities have been gunning for Klement and Stevens since they voted earlier this year to reject the enormous rate increases sought by FP&L and Progress Energy. And the utilities know how to make their voices heard in the Legislature. The two companies, plus Tampa Electric, made at least $726,000 in political donations in the first quarter of this year, spreading the money between Republicans and Democrats. On Tuesday, they won a handsome return on their investment at the expense of the ratepayers.
It was far from clear whether the Senate would even consider the confirmations, and the charade did not last long. There was little debate on Klement, and there was no discussion at all before the vote to reject Stevens. Crist moved to shake up the PSC last year after revelations that PSC commissioners and staff had instant messaged, attended parties and privately dined with utility executives. Now the Florida Senate wants to put the commission back into the pockets of the utilities and keep those campaign contributions flowing.


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This proposal seeks to advance theoretical methodologies and their efficient implementations for very-high-resolution non-hydrostatic simulation of the Earth's atmosphere general circulation. The key objective of the proposed work is a universally accurate representation of moist processes on structured grids and unstructured meshes. With higher resolution models becoming available, traditional numerical approaches face new demands. Compressible dynamics are universally valid across the entire range of spatial and temporal scales (i.e., from small-scale turbulence to planetary circulations) but impose computational limitations that are difficult to overcome. Current community efforts focus on alternative forms of the governing equations for modeling large-scale dry atmospheric motions. Efficient numerical simulation of moist processes in very-high-resolution cloud-resolving general circulation models remains an uncharted territory.
There is significant experience in modeling moist processes at the opposite limits of the spatial scales involved (i.e., small-scale non-hydrostatic versus large-scale hydrostatic dynamics and thermodynamics). A practical approach, suitable for multiscale simulation of weather and climate, that combines experiences from large-scale and small-scale dynamics calls for unification of moist thermodynamics. We propose to develop methodologies suitable for moist thermodynamics across the range of scales, aiming at very-high-resolution non-hydrostatic simulation of atmospheric general circulation. Theoretical developments will be supported by practical implementations and sensitivity studies using idealized and realistic high-resolution simulations of moist atmospheric global flows. In numerical implementations of the proposed theoretical developments, we will rely on the existing EULAG model (see www.mmm.ucar.edu/eulag) and its newly developed unstructured-mesh modeling framework. We also propose to investigate how the flexibility of mesh topology and the refinement offered by unstructured discretization can benefit the representation of key physical processes. Overall, the project will benefit the Earth Modeling Systems that are being developed at the University Corporation for Atmospheric Research/National Center for Atmospheric Research, the Department of Energy, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, and the European Center for Medium-range Weather Forecast.
This project builds upon existing collaborations between scientists involved in the proposal. Drs. Smolarkiewicz, Szmelter, and Wedi have a long history of collaborative research documented by joint publications. Drs. Grabowski and Smolarkiewicz are involved with a proposal recently submitted by Szmelter to UK's National Environmental Research Council. Both Grabowski and Smolarkiewicz have a long history of collaboration with Professor Malinowski and PhD student supervision at the University of Warsaw. Professor Klein is a leading European applied mathematician involved in theoretical aspects of atmospheric dynamics and their modeling. This project will establish close ties with his group and the German project Metstrom the Professor Klein is heading (see http://metstroem.mi.fu-berlin.de/).


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Discussion in 'Closet / Cabinet Growing' started by Markass, Sep 1, 2006.
Does anyone know of a good site that they can vouche for that ships to united states?
You posted this thread in the wrong section, but Dr.Chronic is a good one. Just seach it on the net and get the site...
Would you be able to direct me towards a good strain to grow indoors that doesn't require too much knowledge towards growing it...and maybe 50%indica 50% sativa?
white widow, four way, early misty, hindu kush, master kush x northern lights.. these are some strains that are about 50/50 in the indica sativa department.. and most are relatively easy to use... but for real beginners i would go with something more towards the sativa side...like super skunk or silver haze..
I go with DR. Cron as well. Have had no problems.
Eazy strain for beginners is definetly Northern Lights. Indika very resistant to pest and very forgiving. Good luck
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Albert Straus has come full circle. The longtime West Marin dairyman, who totaled his manure-powered electric car when he crashed into two 1,000-pound heifers in March, has replaced it with a more recent model.
Straus, president of Straus Family Creamery in Marshall, is back on the road with a 2003 Toyota RAV4 Electric Vehicle that gets most of its electricity from manure produced by his cows.
Straus bought the 2003 RAV4-EV via craigslist from a seller in Vacaville. The purchase concluded a lengthy search, as RAV4s are scarce since their production was scrapped in 2003. Just as he did with his previous model, Straus is using a methane digester to generate approximately 90 percent of the electricity to power the car. In the meantime, Straus used what he jokingly called his "gas guzzler," a Toyota Prius.
Straus' new car has 32,500 miles on it, an upgrade from the 92,000 miles the previous car, a 2002 Toyota RAV4-EV, had on it. It also has a second battery charger, allowing Straus to recharge his battery in two locations.
Michael Marsh, chief executive of Western United Dairymen, said Straus has long been at the forefront of using his own cattle stock to produce renewable energy. "Any type of renewable energy generated on a farm is a good thing," he said. "It helps our carbon footprint as an industry and it also enhances public perception of the good work that we do from an environmental stewardship standpoint."
The accident occurred March 22 when Straus, driving east toward Petaluma on Tomales Petaluma Road at about 6:40 a.m., collided with two 1,000-pound heifers, young cows that have not yet given birth, that had wandered into the road. Straus was traveling at approximately 45 mph on the 55-mph road when he hit the cows, both of which died in the incident. About six cows belonging to rancher Robert Camozzi's Triple C Ranch had slipped through a section of broken fencing about a quarter-mile from the crash site, Straus said.
Straus said he isn't finished using cow manure to power his dairy's vehicles. In four to six months he hopes to roll out a vehicle that will allow the cows to power their own feed wagon.
"We're still working on a fully electric truck to feed our cows with," he said. "It hauls 10,000 pounds of weight up a 10 percent grade. It's a feed wagon that is fully methane powered."
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It's a wet day here in SoCal, and the gloomy April showers are here. I really wish I had my vegetable garden blossoming away because the rain would be so beneficial, but Eric and I have been so busy preparing for cookie's arrival that my garden is lacking. However, for now my tomatoes from last season are sprouting new flowers as well as my citrus trees. If I manage to find time in the next 4 weeks before cookie's estimated due date, maybe I will have some vegetables come summer. (Can you believe that I'm 36 weeks already?!?! EEKS!)
For the most part, I have been baking goodies and starting to freeze some meals in anticipation for cookie's arrival. I know the lack of blog posts are quite evident, but be rest assured that I'm still cooking in the kitchen. I even prepared Good Friday dinner last week: my go-to recipe of fish tacos and an awesome cheese dip and irresistable creme brulee that I'll be sharing next week. It's exhausting growing a baby, but I'm really looking forward to the day of meeting our little one soon enough, too.
These biscoff cookie dough balls are probably in my top sweets list right now. Biscoff butter is sorta similar to Nutella and peanut butter, it's a sweet cookie spread that you can eat by the spoonfuls from the jar and not feel guilty about it. (I'm totally guilty of this by many occasions.) Anything made out of a cookie, made into a luscious cookie spread - has to be something brilliant and awesome. If you have had a biscoff cookie, it's a buttery, brown-sugar cookie that has a bit of spice to it. It's heavenly, trust me. It's one fantastic cookie made into a creamy cookie spread and then you add a bit to your basic chocolate chip cookie dough recipe. You have one cookie that you can't stop eating byt the platefuls. Mmmmmmm.
Make these soon and get your spoon's ready for some biscoff love!
Adapted from The Novice Chef
Printable Recipe
6 tablespoons butter, room temperature
1 egg, room temperature
1/3 cup Biscoff spread
1/2 cup light brown sugar, packed
1/4 cup granulated sugar
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
2 cups all purpose flour
1/2 teaspoon baking powder
3/4 teaspoon salt
3/4 cup semi-sweet chocolate chips
Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Prepare your cookie sheet pans with a baking silpat or parchment paper.
In the bowl of the stand mixer, cream together butter, Biscoff spread, and sugars until well combined. Add egg and vanilla and beat until thoroughly combined (be sure to scrape down the sides of the bowl).
In a separate medium bowl, whisk together the flour, salt, and baking powder. Add half of the dry mixture to the wet ingredients and mix until it starts to come together.
Add the remaining half of the dry mixture to the wet ingredients, and mix until well combined. Do not overmix. Fold in the chocolate chips.
Using a small cookie scoop or a tablespoon, scoop cookie dough onto the cookie sheet. Place them evenly spaced apart at least 1 1/2 inches apart. The cookies do not need a lot of space and they will not spread out.
Bake for 10-12 minutes. They are dough balls, not cookies. You want them to be soft on the inside.
Remove from oven and allow to cool and set for 2-3 minutes on the baking sheet before transferring to a cooling rack.
Enjoy immediately! Best enjoyed warm.
Yield: 2+ dozen
Review: Simply sensational, and addicting. If you love peanut butter, you're going to love Biscoff. I found my Biscoff spread at Cost Plus World Market, but Trader Joe's has a similar version called Specaloos. It's the same thing, and you can easily substitute it.


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India oils the wheels of privatisation
India is pushing ahead with its privatisation programme with the sale of stakes in two energy firms.
The government has approved the appointment of advisers to oversee the sale of stakes in Hindustan Petroleum and Bharat Petroleum.
India tried to open up its oil market more than four years ago but reforms were halted by opposition from consumers worried that the withdrawal of subsidies on oil products would bring higher prices.
Further details of the plan to sell the country's oil assets, ending two decades of price control, are due to be announced in Thursday's budget.
Softening the blow
Many oil products are subsidised in India.
Cooking gas and kerosene receive the highest subsidies.
Cooking gas is subsidised by up to 40% to benefit India's poor.
India is only able to offer these subsidies as it sells petrol above world prices.
Paras Adenwalla, fund manager at Birla Sun Life Asset Management told the BBC's World Business Report he believed the government would take steps to soften the impact of withdrawing price controls.
"Initially it was planned that all the products would get out of price control from April," he said.
"But due to popular pressure the government will have to reduce the control on cooking gas and kerosene over a period of four years."
Chance for rivals
The planned sale gives overseas rivals a chance to break into the nation's fuel market.
Mr Adenwalla said it will also be good for the Indian economy.
"This is one way of really filling up the coffers for the government and probably this is the best time to do so because the price that they can fetch today is far higher than what they could have done a few years back," he said.
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Accident on Campbell Avenue
LYNCHBURG, VA -- A two car accident sent one driver into a barber shop at the intersection of Campbell Avenue and Maryland Avenue.
A pedestrian was also hit, but everyone involved is in stable conditions.
Lynchburg Police said the barber shop has minor damage.
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If you make anything hedgehog related or pocket pet related - anything at all from jewelry, childrens toys, or tote bags featuring hedgehogs, chinchillas, etc. to home made products FOR animals to use such as toys, beds, etc. then this show is for you! We have an over 50 table vendor area for shopping.
There is also an art show/contest for crafters to enter free of charge!
The event is November 7th 2009 from 9 am to 11 pm
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Warning: This post differs somewhat from our typical Global Developer blog posts. Rather than discussing a specific issue or technical topic related to developing global software, I want to introduce you to an exciting tool that I work on called Small Basic. Small Basic is a simple and fun development environment that we use to teach programming concepts to students around the world. I say 'around the world' because we now have Small Basic localized into English as well as 18 world languages. If you are interested in learning more about using Small Basic to get students interested in coding, please read on. If this is not relevant to you at this time, thanks for reading this far! Please check back again for additional posts on global development topics.
Introducing Small Basic: While I'm sure that most followers of this blog are advanced developers who are comfortable using Visual Studio, you may understand why a simpler development environment would be useful for middle school students with no experience in programming. Small Basic fits this need very nicely. I use it to teach programming concepts to a weekly class of 10-15 year olds, and I find that I only need to spend a few minutes talking about the tool before getting started with simple programming tasks such as drawing pictures with the Small Basic Turtle object. This ability to get started very quickly on simple programs is key to holding students' attention long enough to see some results. The image below shows the Small Basic development environment, in Arabic. No menus, just a few buttons for New, Open, Save, Save As, Cut, Copy, Paste, etc. The two buttons in the middle allow you to easily Publish your program to SmallBasic.com or to Import other peoples' programs from the website. Once you publish your program to SmallBasic.com, it can also be viewed in your web browser using Silverlight. (Click here to view a sample Small Basic program running in Silverlight.) The last button on the right is used to Graduate (migrate) your program from Small Basic to Visual Studio.
Small Basic Development Environment (Arabic version shown)
Disclaimer: Small Basic is a free and unsupported tool intended for use with students and others who are new to programming. Small Basic should not be used for developing commercial applications. Please see http://msdn.microsoft.com/ for more information on Visual Studio and other professional development tools.
Small Basic Localization Efforts: As noted above, Small Basic is currently available in 19 languages. This wide range of languages is possible because Small Basic fans around the world, both inside and outside of Microsoft, volunteered to localize the tool into their local languages to better meet the needs of their students. These localization efforts are very important to the success of Small Basic because students are often less comfortable using English tools than professional developers. The current Small Basic language list is provided below.
Brazilian Portuguese
Iberian Portuguese
Chinese Simplified
Chinese Traditional
Current list of Small Basic localized languages
Getting Started: If you are interested in taking Small Basic for a test drive, you can download the 5.7 MB package here. You can find more information including Getting Started Guides and an extensive teaching curriculum on the MSDN Beginner Developer Learning Center. We already have localized Getting Started Guides available for download, and we are currently working on localizing the teaching curriculum, which consists of 23 PowerPoint files. We hope to be able to share the localized curriculum soon.
Summary: Small Basic is a great tool for generating interest in computer science among young people. As we see computer science enrollments declining in some regions, now is a good time to reach out to young people to introduce them to computer programming. Even if they do not pursue careers in computer science, these skills will still be useful in a wide variety of jobs in the future. I hope you will consider sharing your programming skills and passion for coding with a student you know. Thanks for reading this post and for following our Global Developer blog.
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Raleigh, N.C. — First up, a new cafe to report about. Kiwi Cafe and Smoothies opened its doors this week in the Wakefield area of north Raleigh. They are located in a strip near Bruno's restaurant and directly next to Impressions Hair Salon. Kiwi serves coffee, smoothies and fresh squeezed juices. They also have a breakfast and lunch menu consisting of wraps, salads and paninis.
Moving to the North Hills shopping area, we spotted a new restaurant coming to the Hyatt House area. Another Broken Egg, which already has locations in Durham and Morrisville, is expected to open early next year.
Zinburger Wine and Burger bar opens on Tuesday at the Streets at Southpoint mall.
Bull City Burger and Brewery's sister-restaurant Pompieri Pizza is hoping to open before the end of the year. Pompieri, which is located in the historic fire station number 1 across from Durham's city hall on Mangum Street, will serve wood-fired pizza.
A speakeasy-style bar and restaurant is slated for Glenwood South next year, according to the News and Observer. The new venture, which will occupy Bogart's old space, is from Vincent Barresi, who owns north Raleigh restaurant Vincent's. He is hoping to open the new place by Valentine's Day.
Lorraine's Coffee House and Music is getting closer to opening its doors. This coffee shop and sometimes live music venue will be on the corner of Timber Drive and Vandora Springs Road. The business is a venture by local bluegrass star Lorraine Jordan, according to the Garner-Cleveland Record. We spotted an "opening soon" sign there this week.
A new PDQ is opening in Fayetteville on Sunday. The latest spot for this chicken franchise is located at 552 N. McPherson Church Road.
Reminder: Straw Valley Cafe will be closed through Dec. 9 for construction of their new cafe and juicebar.