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Myself, I only noticed a decrease of about 1-1.5 degree C (when stress testing), which is a very small amount, but, since I also previously reduced my GPU temps by 7-8 degrees C with the implementation of some new fans, I think that this small, unimposing cooler can make a little improvement on top of that, shows that it does in fact work.
Obviously, when your GPU goes from 85C, to 77C, the rate of thermal conduction is reduced, and so that means, any further fans or heatsinks etc have to work harder to make a difference.
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Denzal Sinclaire, one of the finest jazz singers of his generation, will perform solo and then join a local rhythm section featuring Kodi Hutchinson and Tyler Hornby.
Tickets: $20 advance adults, $15 advance students/seniors advance, $25 at the door (cash only).
Vocalist/pianist/percussionist/actor, Denzal [DEN•zal] Sinclaire is one of Canada's most popular jazz vocalists and is ranked among the finest jazz singers of his generation. A graduate of McGill University's Jazz Performance program(Montreal, Canada), he possesses that rare ability to achieve, from the moment he steps on stage, a profound emotional interaction with his audience. His passionate and sincere delivery caresses every song he sings. He touches the listener with the purity of the message.
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The centre of attention again, Khalif Mitchell said all the right things in talking about his return to the Lions Tuesday (PNG/Nick Procaylo)
They came, saw and said all the right things. What remains to be seen is the outfall from the return of Khalif Mitchell.
Looking every bit as sincere as he did when apologizing for previous misdeeds, the engaging defensive lineman did his best knowing what was coming from the inquiring minds at the news conference called to celebrate his second stint with the Lions.
Nobody spent much time asking Mitchell if he was prepared to handle being double-teamed as was the case during his first Lions stay. The entire subtext of the news gathering centered around his celebrated behavior on social media, and whether it would be different this time than the last. It was entirely fair discourse. It did not end well a little over a year ago.
What also became quite clear, even without the comments from Wally Buono making it obvious, was that bringing Mitchell back is not only on the general manager but several of those who stood quietly at the back of the press conference room listening intently as the lineman spoke.
The approval by Buono and president Dennis Skulsky, who quickly exited to get an update on the latest round of collective bargaining talks once Mitchell was done, won't alter their careers. Same for assistant coaches Mark Washington and Carl Hairston, if Mitchell goes sideways. It would, however, cause the brand to take a sizable hit.
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So…picking up where I left off in my last post!
After we left Disney, my in laws, my parents, Mr. Llama, and I headed to Innisbrook, where my parents live for the winter. They had made an appointment with their wedding planner for the next day, and I was excited to see what kinds of amenities my other childhood vacation "home" had to offer.
For most ceremonies, Innisbrook uses a picturesque spot featuring a tree with Spanish moss:
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I was pretty convinced on this particular spot. Our coordinator showed us a couple other options, but this was really the obviously best choice. However—the price for this space was almost exactly the same price as Disney's Yacht Club Gazebo. Hmmm.
Then we went on to reception spaces. As I mentioned before, Mr. Llama and I were not interested in a standard banquet hall room. Why were we making our guests come all this way just to go into any old ballroom? Additionally, my in laws happen to manage a banquet facility in Connecticut, and if that was the route we wanted to go, then we would have just gotten married back East.
We had informed our coordinator of this, and she did her best to make their facilities not sound like typical ballrooms, but there was no getting around it. In terms of indoor spaces, this was all Innisbrook really had to offer:
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"Wait, aren't I just a hallway outside the ballroom? That doesn't count as unique…" / Image via Innisbrook Golf Resort
I had heard through the grapevine that you could rent out the largest pool on the property and do a reception there. But realistically speaking, we could not expect our guests to sit out in the sweltering July Florida sun for both the ceremony and reception. That's just mean! And while you could probably have the area tented and air-conditioned, I think we'd be spending half our budget on making our guests not sweat. That just doesn't seem like a practical use of our budget.
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On top of not loving any of the reception options, we found that the pricing wasn't all that different from Disney. Slightly less, but not significantly so. Not enough to counteract the fact that you aren't at Disney and don't have all the Disney amenities!
At this point, we kind of looked at each other and said, "Um, what other options can we even consider?" No matter how you sliced it, even if we had the wedding in Connecticut (where Mr. Llama is from) or Chicago (where I'm from), we'd have a ton of people traveling. We couldn't come up with any other ideas that made sense for both of our families and friends.
So, I spent an hour on the phone with a Disney sales consultant crunching numbers, going through options, asking about 6,386 questions, and generally driving her crazy. I even recorded the conversation so that I could listen to it later in case I forgot what she had said (something I definitely recommend!). She generously gave us some sample cost proposals for a wedding of our size, and we discussed it with our parents. While Disney didn't come cheap, it didn't really come any MORE expensive than a wedding in any large metropolitan city (AKA Chicago or near-NYC/Connecticut), which we were bound to have, given our locations.
Disney told us we wouldn't be able to sign a contract until exactly a year out from our preferred date. They also recommended submitting our first three choices of dates, in case other couples wanted our dates/venues and we ended up in a "lottery" system.
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Tracking down inside threats may get easier. Computer Associates said last week it's developing an application to monitor employees and help uncover suspicious or unauthorized activity. Businesses have collected employee-access information in disparate applications for some time. But CA's eTrust 20/20 will be the first to cull data from all systems that maintain standard logs. It will gather and combine information about who's accessing IT systems, who's entering buildings, or who's on the telephone, then present that data as a 3-D video simulation when the software detects a problem. That will give security administrators a more complete picture of employees' access activities.
"You could have an engineer access designs that they're entitled to access, but then the engineer E-mails the designs to a competitor," says Gartner security analyst John Pescatore. The software would detect such activity using CA's artificial-and business-intelligence technology, Neugents, and CleverPath Aion Business Rules Expert.
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Developer wrote: > Hello, > > I am trying to optimize the count of files when I am using filters > (select by some row/s parameter/s) > > In this case I think that postgresql really count all files. > Resulting in unacceptable times of 4 seconds in http server response. > Triggers+store in this case do not see very acceptable, because I need > store 1.5 millions of counting possibilities. > > My question is: > Any method for indirect count like ordered indexes + quadratic count? > Any module? > Any suggestion? > I had a similar problem where HTTP requests triggered a count(*) over a table that was growing rapidly. The bigger the table got, the longer the count took. In my case, however, the counts only have to be a reasonable estimate of the current state, so I solved this problem with a count_sums table that gets updated every 30 minutes using a simple perl script in a cron job. The HTTP requests now trigger a very fast select from a tiny, 9 row, 2 column table. How "up to date" do the counts need to be? If the count takes 4 seconds, can you run it every minute and store the counts in a table for retrieval by the HTTP requests? Or does it absolutely have to be the exact count at the moment of the request? If it needs to be more real-time, you could expand on this by adding post insert/delete triggers that automatically update the counts table to keep it current. In my case it just wasn't necessary. - Chris
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I didn't get a lot of comments on my the previous version of my patch to accelerate table locks. http://archives.postgresql.org/pgsql-hackers/2011-06/msg00953.php Here's a new version anyway. In this version, I have: 1. Made pg_locks show fast-path locks as well as regular locks, with a new Boolean column to distinguish. 2. Renamed fpLWLock to backendLock, on the belief that we're going to want something like this for quite a bit more than just this one patch. 3. Removed some debugging code. -- Robert Haas EnterpriseDB: http://www.enterprisedb.com The Enterprise PostgreSQL Company
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Thoracic ultrasonography in adults and foals (Proceedings)
Thoracic ultrasonography yields information about the lung and pleural cavity heretofore unavailable to the veterinarian. Almost the entire thorax can be evaluated ultrasonographically, including the cranial mediastinal region. The side or sides of the thorax affected, as well as the precise location of lesions, can be determined in most horses because the involved lung segment is usually pleural based (exceptions are lesions located in the axial portion of the lung with no peripheral lung involvement, or a hernia in the axial portion of the diaphragm with no gastrointestinal viscera against the thoracic wall or displacing the lung dorsally). The character of pleural fluid can be determined ultrasonographically, as can the type and severity of underlying pulmonary parenchymal disease in horses with pleural effusion.
Normal structures
There is a large difference between the acoustic impedance of air and soft tissue resulting in air being a near perfect reflector of ultrasound. Therefore, the normal visceral pleural edge of the lung appears as a straight hyperechoic line with characteristic equidistant reverberation air artifacts indicating normal aeration of the pulmonary periphery. Watching the lung as the horse breathes; the visceral pleural edge of the lung is imaged gliding ventrally across the diaphragm with respiration. In most normal horses there is no pleural fluid visualized. However, small accumulations (up to 3.5 cm) of anechoic pleural fluid have been detected in clinically normal horses.Pleural abnormalities
Pleural effusion
The most common pleural abnormality (pleural effusion) appears as an anechoic to hypoechoic space between the lung, thoracic wall, diaphragm, and heart. This fluid causes compression of normal healthy lung parenchyma (compression atelectasis), retraction of the lung towards the pulmonary hilus, and a ventral lung tip that floats in the surrounding fluid. The amount of pleural fluid in the thorax can be roughly estimated by the fluid level and the amount of pulmonary parenchymal consolidation or abscesses present. With pleural effusions, another normal structure, the pericardial-diaphragmatic ligament, a normal pleural reflection of the parietal pleura over the diaphragm and heart is imaged as a thick membrane floating in pleural fluid. This membrane runs from the thoracic side of the diaphragm over the heart and appears as a 3-6 mm thick, undulating sheet of homogeneous tissue. Similarly, scanning in the cranial mediastinum in horses with pleural effusion usually reveals sonolucent fluid with dorsal displacement of the lung. A thick echogenic band of tissue is imageable dividing the mediastinum into right and left sides.
Pleural fluid character
The sonographic pattern of pleural effusions includes anechoic, complex non-septated, and complex septated fluid. Composite fluids are complex and more echogenic than normal, containing fibrin, cellular debris, a higher cell count and total protein concentration, and gas. Anechoic sonolucent fluid represents a transudate or modified transudate with a relatively low cell count and total protein concentration. Increased echogenicity of the fluid indicates an increased cell count or total protein concentration. Blood within the pleural cavity (hemothorax), or within any body cavity often has a hypoechoic to echogenic swirling pattern, may be septated, and can usually be differentiated from a more purulent exudate by the latter's more homogeneous echogenic appearance, and the tendency for layering to occur with pyothorax. Clotting may be imaged in pleural fluid as soft, echogenic masses.
Hemangiosarcoma should always be considered in the differential diagnosis of hemothorax in adult horses, as this is one of the more common thoracic neoplasms in horses. Thoracic trauma should be considered in neonatal foals with hemothorax and the ribs carefully evaluated for fractures. An ultrasonographic evaluation of the thorax is indicated in all neonatal foals with known or suspected thoracic trauma to look for pericardial, cardiac, pulmonary or diaphragmatic injury and hemothorax or pneumothorax, as any of the preceding conditions can be life threatening. The cells and cellular debris in pyothorax are more echogenic, heavier, and in the most ventral location while the less cellular fluid or gas cap is detected dorsally. Free gas within the fluid (polymicrobullous fluid) is imaged as small, very bright hyperechoic echoes within pleural fluid with more free gas echoes imaged dorsally in the pleural fluid. The free gas echoes often adhere to the fibrinous pleural surfaces and may be detected here initially without being mixed into the pleural fluid. Free gas echoes may also be compartmentalized in only one portion of the thorax when initially imaged, but usually spread rapidly to all portions of the thorax. Free gas echoes are usually caused by an anaerobic infection within the pleural cavity.
Fibrin has a filmy to filamentous or frond-like appearance and is usually hypoechoic. Fibrin is deposited in layers or in web-like filamentous strands on the parietal and visceral pleural surfaces. Loculations between the parietal and visceral pleural surfaces of the lung, diaphragm, pericardium, and inner thoracic wall limit pleural fluid drainage. As these fibrin strands become more organized and fibrous they become more rigid and echogenic, often distorting the structures to which they are attached during one phase of respiration and possibly restricting pulmonary mechanics. This fibrin may eventually organize in the cranial mediastinum and wall this area off from the rest of the thorax, resulting in a cranial mediastinal abscess.


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This winter is the perfect time for a Serenity Wellness Studio Couples Oasis Massage: Choose from our Deep Tissue Massage, Warm Stone Massage or Essential Massages for both of you! Our beautiful and warm Serenity Studio is set up for both of you to enjoy simaltaneous massages which you will remember long after you've returned to the hustle and bustle of today. Add on your massage to any of our room packages and we'll keep it a surprise until you arrive!


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At the Lucena Hotel we know how much you value your holiday so you can be sure of a warm, friendly welcome and relaxed comfortable accommodation. The hotel is licensed and you can enjoy your drinks in our comfortable relaxing bar. We also have a spacious, comfortable lounge area, where you can sit and watch the world go by. The Hotel is situated in a central location in Blackpool, adjacent to the seafront, close to Central Pier/South Pier, the Tower (approx 10 minutes walk), Pleasure Beach (approx. 15 minutes walk) and other attractions like night-life, shopping and all amenities. For those following away football teams the stadium is about 5 minutes walk away. Disclaimer: There is NO parking at the hotel, the customers are responsible for parking on their own and the hotel will NOT be responsible to provide parking for the customers. The nearest paid car park is a 5 minute walk away on Lonsdale road, the closest free parking road is Palmer Avenue which is a 10-15 minutes walk back to the hotel. For those arriving by train it is only 25-30 minutes away from the Blackpool North Station. Unaccompanied minors are not allowed to stay at the hotel alone, unless they are accompanied by someone over the age of 21 AND related to the minor. Please Note: All rooms are non-smoking, There is NO parking at the hotel. Price for children in the family rooms is for children aged up to 12. Any one above 12 will be charged the full rate. Stags/Hens and/or same sex groups are will NOT be accommodated at any cost, any reservations will be charged and admission will be denied. There is no lift facility available at the hotel and all the rooms have to accessed via a stair case. updated: NEW and improved breakfast menu effective from 01 Feb, 2018. The new menu will be uploaded to the pictures section.


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Opuntia macrorhiza
Opuntia macrorhiza Engelm.
Bigroot Prickly Pear, Twist-spine Prickly Pear, Common Prickly Pear, Plains Prickly Pear
Cactaceae (Cactus Family)
USDA Symbol: OPMA2
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With that food we're so desperate to gobble, you need something to swig along with it. Here is our follow-up to the foods, drinks we can't wait to gulp down by the gallon.
Again, Jeff is bold, I'm italics.
Rolling Rock
Wine: red, white, violet I don't care, anything to savor over dinner
Red wine, pinot noir, shiraz and the dry wine I drink with pasta
Mountain Dew and Diet Coke… just once to remember what they taste like
2% milk
Vanilla Milkshake with Reeses' added in
Hot Chocolate on a cold day
Tap water (I took it for granted)
A beer at a bar with my friends
A Grain Belt or Summit beer at a St. Paul Saints game
Some fruity shitty alcoholic drink to have while dancing like a fool with other young people
Real black coffee – not an Americano, but a dark cup of coffee from my own home or a locally owned coffee shop and maybe a shot in the dark (cup of coffee with a shot of espresso)
A glass of ice-cold 2% or whole milk to have with any kind of warm dessert
Fitger's Oatmeal Big Boat Stout in Duluth
British Breakfast Hot Tea with my Mom
An A&W root beer from an A&W stand/restaurant
A pitcher of sangria at an outdoor bar
Any beer that's handed to me by a friend
Tap water without thinking about it
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Information Asymmetry, Insurance, and the Decision to Hospitalize
In a theoretical model, we analyze the effects of various kinds of demand- and supply-side incentives in the context of a model in which patients and doctors must decide not only on an aggregate quantity of health services to use in treating various kinds of illness, but also have a choice between different kinds of providers (in particular, outpatient services rendered by primary-care physicians or inpatient services provided by hospital-based specialists). We present two broad models, the traditional fee-for-service payment scheme (with an without information asymmetry) and a managed care setup where physicians are paid via capitation. We find that a second-best optimal managed care plan may dominate (under certain conditions) a second-best optimal conventional plan with cost control through demand-side cost sharing.
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- Ching-to Albert Ma & Thomas G. McGuire, 1995. "Optimal Health Insurance and Provider Payment," Papers 0059, Boston University - Industry Studies Programme.
- Gravelle, Hugh & Dusheiko, Mark & Sutton, Matthew, 2002. "The demand for elective surgery in a public system: time and money prices in the UK National Health Service," Journal of Health Economics, Elsevier, vol. 21(3), pages 423-449, May.
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First on West Coast and One of Just 3 Training Centers Nationwide for Single Site Robotic Surgery
San Jose, CA - Intuitive Surgical – the maker of the da Vinci system – has designated Regional Medical Center of San Jose a da Vinci robotic training center where surgeons from across the nation and the world come to learn best-in-class robotic techniques at Regional's well established da Vinci program. Regional is the very first da Vinci Single Site training center on the West Coast and one of only twenty-two centers in the United States. Surgeons will train with Dr. Huy T. Nguyen, Regional's Medical Director of Robotic Surgery Program who performs sophisticated, minimally invasive procedures.
"The Single-Site procedure is more precise and the 3D visualization of the surgical field is superior as compared to the conventional laparoscopic approach, which is only two dimensional,"says Dr. Nguyen. "The integration of robotic technology allows surgeons to perform cholecystectomies (gallbladder removal) in a less complicated manner." Dr. Nguyen adds that most people who require gallbladder removal are candidates for the robotic single-incision surgery.
Medical benefits for single-site robotic surgery patients include a potentially shorter recovery, minimized pain, reduced blood loss and complications. There is an added cosmetic benefit of virtually no visible scarring because there's only one incision in the umbilicus (belly button), instead of four.
Regional is one of the busiest single site robotic surgery centers in the world. Dr. Nguyen is one of only a handful of surgeons across the nation specially trained in this robotic-assisted procedure and has done the most procedures on the West Coast of the United States.
"This is a major advancement for our hospital," said Mike Johnson, CEO. "Regional surgeons perform various types of robotic-assisted surgeries in addition to gallbladder removal, including procedures for gynecological, general, thoracic, and urological conditions including kidney and prostate. The da Vinci National Epicenter designation distinguishes Regional as a leader in single site robotic surgery."
About Regional Medical Center of San Jose
Regional Medical Center of San Jose is a major Trauma Center. The hospital provides a host of technologically-advanced services including Cardiovascular, Orthopedic and General Surgery, along with multi-organ Cancer Care, and services for Women and Children. Regional Medical Center of San Jose holds Joint Commission advanced certification as a Primary Stroke Center and a Get with the Guidelines - Stroke Gold Plus Performance Achievement Award from the American Heart Association/American Stroke Association. It is a certified Chest Pain Center, and county-designated STEMI (heart attack) receiving center. Regional is recognized by the Joint Commission as a 2011 Top Performing Hospital on Key Quality Measures™. It is a nationally recognized Robotic Surgery Training Center. For more information, visit: www.regionalmedicalsanjose.com


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Tiger Woods Texts Stripper That He'll Be On TV Tomorrow
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ORLANDO--Golfer Tiger Woods, preparing for his first public comments since an embarrassing sex scandal erupted last year, sent a text message to a stripper friend telling her that he'll be on TV tomorrow. The stripper, known only as Destiny, showed the text to TMZ.com, which read, "Hun ill be on tv 2morrow. 11 am. Watch! Luv Tiger." "He sent it to me on Wednesday," said Destiny. "I guess I'm supposed to tune in so I can watch him make his little statement thingy. It's so cute. He's really excited about it. Hopefully he'll do well and this whole thing will blow over. Then we can finally start seeing each other again more than twice a week."
Pirates Fans Optimistic Penguins Can Go All The Way This Year
Jobless LaDainian Tomlinson Suddenly Okay With Bill Belichick
MLB Weapons Ban Does Not Specifically Mention Flamethrowers, Carlos Zambrano Points Out
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RESIDENTS responded angrily to the approval of plans for 15 new homes in Cononley on Monday.
Several turned up to Craven District Council's planning committee in a bid to urge councillors to either defer the application off Meadow Lane for a site visit, or turn it down.
However, it was approved - providing a written "no objection" was received from Yorkshire Water.
Councillors had been advised by planning officers to approve the scheme following the receipt of no objections from the highways authority, the Environment Agency and a verbal no objection from Yorkshire Water.
At Monday's meeting, a spokesman for objectors said there were many concerns to the application by John Teal to develop the two fields immediately to the east of Meadow Close.
They included a build up of traffic, difficult access and the ultimate down-grading of the character of the village.
Lois Brown, chairman of Cononley Parish Council, said the council was not against development, which it saw as contributing to the future of the village, but thought the density of the scheme was too high.There were also issues with traffic causing a bottleneck around the school and a potential risk to pedestrians.
Coun Patrick Mulligan, newly elected ward councillor, called on the committee to consider the cumulative impact of housing developments in the village and pointed out Mr Teal's application would mean a ten per cent increase in its size.
But committee chairman Coun Richard Welch (Cons, Penyghent) said he could see no benefit in a site visit as councillors had all the information they needed.
Members were told the application needed to be judged on its own merits - despite an expected quota of three new houses per year in the village, set against 160 for the whole of Craven.
Coun David Ireton (Cons, Ingleton and Clapham) said he had great concerns about the density of the development and that Cononley appeared to be getting far more than its fair share of new houses.
"This would represent ten per cent of the projected 160 for the whole of Craven, and I think that is somewhat unfair," he said.
Councillors were told the scheme "performed well" in terms of the government's National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF). A refusal would have to be justified and there were no grounds to refuse it. In addition, the council was still in the process of putting together its own local plan.
"I think we are going to be fully developed before we get a local plan. It is quite sad that we are in this situation," said Coun Ireton.


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Surely, this whole universe is Brahman! – Such is the august verdict of the Atharva Veda. Therefore, all that exists is Brahman and nothing but Brahman.
Under no condition can that which is superimposed upon any substratum, have an existence independent of that substratum. That is why everything that is manifested before our eyes in other words, this whole universe is the supreme Brahman, the one Reality, the One without a second, pure Being, pure Intelligence, the Unconditioned, the silent Peace, the Unlimited without beginning or end, the Witness who remains apart from all activity absolute Bliss.
And Brahman transcends the world of multiplicity produced by maya that other name for ignorance. He is eternal and can never be touched by a shadow of suffering. He is indivisible, incommensurable, without form, undifferentiated, inexpressible and immutable. He shines with his own Light!
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The oldest known human settlement in the world
The oldest known human settlement in the world is located in Catalhöyük, dating to 6500 B.C. The world's first landscape painting was found on the wall of a Catalhöyük house, illustrating the volcanic eruption of nearby Hasandag.
The first coins ever minted were produced at Sardis, the capital of the ancient kingdom of Lydia, at the end of the seventh century B.C.
Two of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World stood in Turkey — the Temple of Artemis at Ephesus and the Mausoleum at Halicarnassus, Bodrum.
Anatolia, the Asian portion of Turkey, is the birthplace of many historic figures and legends, such as the poet Homer, King Midas, Herodotus (the father of history) and St. Paul the Apostle.


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I would be happy to agree with your dermatologist on this one.
It is entirely reasonable to try the retinoid again - with the usual monitoring of liver function again.
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A moderate to moderately-strong fresh hop aroma featuring one or more characteristics of American or New World hops, such as tropical fruit, stone fruit, citrus, floral, spicy, berry, melon, pine, resinous, etc. Many versions are dry hopped and can have an additional fresh hop aroma; this is desirable but not required. Grassiness should be minimal, if present. A medium-low to medium malty-sweet aroma mixes in well with the hop selection, and often features chocolate, nuts, dark caramel, toffee, toasted bread, and/or dark fruit character. Fruitiness from yeast may also be detected in some versions, although a neutral fermentation character is also acceptable. A restrained alcohol note may be present, but this character should be minimal at best. Any American or New World hop character is acceptable; new hop varieties continue to be released and should not constrain this style.
Color ranges from reddish-brown to dark brown but not black. Frequently opaque, but should be clear if visible. Unfiltered dry-hopped versions may be a bit hazy. Medium-sized, cream-colored to tan head with good persistence.
Hop flavor is medium to high, and should reflect an American or New World hop character, such as citrus, floral, pine, resinous, spicy, tropical fruit, stone fruit, berry, melon, etc. Medium-high to high hop bitterness. Malt flavor should be medium-low to medium, and is generally clean but malty-sweet up front with milk chocolate, cocoa, toffee, nutty, biscuity, dark caramel, toasted bread and/or dark fruit malt flavors. The character malt choices and the hop selections should complement and enhance each other, not clash. The level of malt flavor should nearly balance the hop bitterness and flavor presentation. Low yeast-derived fruitiness is acceptable but not required. Dry to medium finish; residual sweetness should be medium-low to none. The bitterness and hop flavor may linger into the aftertaste but should not be harsh. A very light, clean alcohol flavor may be noted in stronger versions. No roasted, burnt, or harsh-bitter malt character.
Medium-light to medium body, with a smooth texture. Medium to medium-high carbonation. No harsh hop-derived astringency. Very light, smooth alcohol warming not a fault if it does not intrude into overall balance.
Hoppy, bitter, and moderately strong like an American IPA, but with some caramel, chocolate, toffee, and/or dark fruit malt character as in an American Brown Ale. Retaining the dryish finish and lean body that makes IPAs so drinkable, a Brown IPA is a little more flavorful and malty than an American IPA without being sweet or heavy.
Similar to an American IPA, but with medium or dark crystal malts, lightly roasted chocolate-type malts, or other intermediate color character malts. May use sugar adjuncts, including brown sugar. American or New World finishing hops with tropical, fruity, citrusy, piney, berry, or melon aspects; the choice of hops and character malts is synergistic - they very much have to complement each other and not clash.;
Previously might have been a sub-genre of American Brown Ales, hoppier and stronger than the normal products, but still maintaining the essential drinkability by avoiding sweet flavors or a heavy body or finish. The hops and malt can combine to produce interesting interactions.
A more modern craft beer name for a style that has long been popular with US homebrewers, when it was known as a hoppier American Brown Ale or sometimes Texas Brown Ale (despite origins in California).
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Just wanted to get your points of view.
I need to disable foreign keys that point to a particular set of tables while those tables are modified (dropped & recreated) and then have their data re-inserted (it is stored in a separate table first).
I am using a cursor to iterate through the foreign keys which point to any of the tables in question, and disable them. I then use another cursor to re-enable them after the operation is complete.
I need to do this at run-time, because the code can run on anyone's database, so I can't avoid having to deal with foreign keys which could potentially be system-named constraints.
In this instance, i chose to use a cursor because I think the performance differences will be very minimal (if noticeable at all), and it actually makes the code more readable for generating and executing the DDL that I need.
What do you think?
asked Nov 18, 2009 at 11:25 AM in Default
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edited Nov 18, 2009 at 01:48 PM
Nov 18, 2009 at 12:00 PM David Wimbush
I am tempted to say yes you are, but i don't. :) Sometimes a cursor i faster or doesn't have any negative effect on performance and is easier to implement.
Nov 18, 2009 at 12:07 PM Håkan Winther
That is the funniest title I have seen on this site yet.
Nov 18, 2009 at 01:49 PM TimothyAWiseman
Yes, you are evil and must be destroyed !! (J/K)
Nov 18, 2009 at 11:07 PM Bob Hovious
This is one of those instances where I would think a cursor would be appropriate. Another option is to create the script(s) to drop the FK's and reapply them after and use sqlcmd to call the scripts that you have saved off in a file.
answered Nov 18, 2009 at 11:43 AM
Jack Corbett
I'm not sure the file one would fly for me - basically this is in a schema comparison tool - and one of the output modes is in script - so it has to be a 100% T-SQL approach...
Nov 18, 2009 at 12:12 PM Matt Whitfield ♦♦
I tend to find while loops with table variables to be more readable, but that is largely a matter of taste. I think using something like a cursor in this case is certainly understandable and would be very hard to avoid.
Nov 18, 2009 at 01:50 PM TimothyAWiseman
I second Jack's answer. There are a few things where there just doesn't seem to be a set-based way. More on the DDL side than DML. I just checked and there's definitely no WHERE clause in the ALTER TABLE ... DROP CONSTRAINT syntax.
Hmmm. It would be nice if you could do DDL on objects by INNER JOINing to a SELECT that returns the names or IDs of the objects to act on. It would make my nightly data warehouse rebuild job a lot less brittle.
answered Nov 18, 2009 at 12:08 PM
David Wimbush
I certainly could have done it that way, by selecting into a variable and building up the statement as needed - but I didn't for two reasons - 1) The limits for strings in SQL Server 2000 and 2) The readability of the cursor...
Nov 18, 2009 at 12:10 PM Matt Whitfield ♦♦
I think a lot of the 'bad' things about cursors is the way that some people use them incorrectly, when a more set-based solution is both 'better' and faster. Often procedural thinking programmers fall into the trap that they must deal with data one row at a time, rather than taking the whole data set as one. It's no-ones fault, just a different mindset.
So seconding and thirding (is that a word?) what has already been said here, there's nothing wrong with a cursor based solution if it's right for the job, and you go into it with eyes wide open. Have you ever looked at some of the system procs that come with SQL Server - riddled with cursors!
answered Nov 18, 2009 at 04:32 PM
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cursor is most expensive as we know already. in most case we use cursor for looping only...
we can do the same looping using table variable.
let me describe.
-use table -insert those records to table ( SELECT statement of Cusrsor) -count the number or row. -take while loop till count -same process logic in while loop.
i am using this as an alternative solution to cursor.
hope this will help....
answered Feb 02, 2010 at 03:01 AM
You might want to re-look at that, because a fast forward read only cursor isn't any good for large scale data manipulation, but it will be faster than a while loop
Feb 02, 2010 at 05:41 AM Matt Whitfield ♦♦
this is new thing to me.. need to verify on screen.. thanks for info. in that case what should be prefered? FastFwd Cur OR While loop?
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In Reiki, we are taught that it can be used for healing all kinds of things. From physical pain to emotional trauma; there is nothing Reiki can heal when it is allowed to. There are no limits to its potential, because it exists beyond our idea of time and space. Reiki can be sent to the past, present, and future, effectively changing an outcome of an event that has not occurred and healing our present selves.
It can help manifest our desires into physical reality more quickly because as the saying goes "where attention goes, energy flows" – or in the case of Reiki: "Where energy goes, attention flows". Attention is Energy and Energy is Attention!
The same principle can be applied when giving Reiki to the relationships in your life that need healing. Even if it is the relationship with yourself, Reiki can be used to heal the bonds that have been severed between people – or to create new bonds when wanting to create meaningful relationships.
Problems arise in relationships when one or more of our chakras are out of balance.
Our root chakra governs over how secure we feel about ourselves and others in the world around us. When this is out of balance, we begin to act out of fear; on one end, we become controlling, greedy or jealous in attempt to be the one in control, giving us a false sense of security. On the opposite end of the scale, we may be afraid to take control of our lives and begin to suffer from anxiety disorders. [more...]
In Western Culture, most of us see ourselves as being separate from one another and we have the tendency to label everything; even the people that are close to us. What we fail to see is that a relationship between any being is a living entity – that it is definitely not separate, or external from us.
What we experience comes forth from within us, from our subconscious mind. Our thoughts and beliefs about the relationship have made it into what it is. If we want to see change, we must change our core beliefs. We fail to recognize that we were the ones that created the bonds that exist, and that we are the ones responsible for nurturing a loving relationship. It can not change without us changing.
To begin healing your relationship with Reiki, you need to recognize and accept that you are in part responsible for the break down that has occurred. Then you can send out a genuine intention to heal. Only positive energy comes from Reiki, therefore it can not be used for malicious purposes, or against the will of another human being. It can only be used for the highest good of those involved.
This is the method that I use, and it's possibly the simplest way. Remember, to send Reiki out to anyone, nothing complicated needs to take place. Get a piece of paper, and write the names of yourself and the person whom you wish to send the healing energy to.
Find a quiet place, one where you will not be disturbed in. Clarify what it is you would like to happen; whether it's to have more understanding, compassion, or better communication – or simply to heal that which needs to be healed. Fold the paper so that it is small enough to fit in between your hands.
Draw the symbols you are attuned to (if any) and allow the energy to flow between your hands, into the paper. The wonderful thing about Reiki is that it knows exactly what to heal, and will continue to heal, even when you are not aware of it. Do this as much as you feel; the more the better. We need to understand that the Reiki Energy is not only healing the external, physical aspects that we experience in a relationship, it is also working on a very subtle level, with our subconscious.
It begins healing our very beliefs and thoughts that we have of ourselves and of others, changing them to more positive ones. Very soon we will see this mirrored in our relationships. The same method can be used with crystals or other physical objects that are meaningful to the relationship.
It is suggested by other practitioners that you keep your object within view throughout your day to be reminded of the connections you are healing.
You will find as you give your relationship Reiki that lines of communication will begin to open up, which is necessary for any relationship. You can not have a relationship without it!
The ways to heal with Reiki truly are unlimited, all you need to have is the intent to heal, and the belief that it can be healed. Remember: It all starts with you.


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- In a large bowl, cream butter and sugar until light and fluffy. Beat in eggs and vanilla. Combine the flour, baking powder, baking soda and salt; add to creamed mixture alternately with sour cream. Fold in apples and pear. Pour into a greased 13x9-in. baking dish.
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Only a month has gone by and I know I made the wrong decision. The implant was inserted through my lower eyelid. I don't like the look or the feel. I would also like to know a ballpark price for the procedure. Thank you.
Are There Any Risks for Removing Silicone Cheek Implants? Cost?
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Silicone cheek implant removal risks and cost
The first place to start would be the surgeon who performed the procedure. He would know best, what was done. We are always happy to listen to our patients and what they like or don't like about their procedure. Good communication both before and after the procedure is key to obtaining wonderful results for our patients. Sometimes, it may be something that just requires clarification such as postoperative swelling. Sometimes letting the healing process take its course may be all that is needed.
However, removal of implants are certainly possible. While usually a relatively safe procedure, risks would include bleeding, infection, and damage to nerves. Particularly in the cheeks, damage to the nerve that provides sensation to the cheek and upper lip is possible but unlikely.
The cost of the procedure would vary, and would probably range from $500 to $2500.
I hope this is helpful.
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You didn't mention if the Cheek Implants were silastic, medpore or something else. I have performed Cheek Implant Surgery for over 20 years and won't take medpore implant cases any longer because I just can't get the implants out. Medpore fuses with the underlying bone in as little as 1 month making standard remoavl procedures impossible. They have to be literally ground down off of the bone.
If your Cheek Implants are silastic, yes they can be removed at anytime. I would not take them out through an incision under the eye but rather through an incision on the inside of the mouth. This IMHO is the best incision for placement and removal of Cheek Implants.
Are you certain you don't want to wait the typical 3-6 months for the Cheek Implants to completely heal and settle? That's the average time required for the face to accommodate Cheek Implants, so 1 month seems rather hasty unless you just don't like the idea of having Cheek Implants.
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Only a month has gone by and I know I made the wrong decision. The implant was inserted through my lower eyelid. I don't like the look or the feel. I would also like to know a ballpark price for the procedure. Thank you"
You should really discuss this with your surgeon. All operations are associated with inseparable potential risks and most Plastic surgeons are reluctant to become involved in cases of "buyer's remorse". The implants may be removed either through the lower lid incision or through an upper gum/lip incision. Infection, numbness, swelling, asymmetry, nerve damage are but a few of the complications. The cost of the operation will vary widely by where it is done (Beverly Hills VS. Jackson, Tennessee) and in what setting (an accredited, certified OR suite or someone's procedure room).
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text: British Superbike: Josh Brookes On Pole At Brands Hatch Andrea Wilson | April 20, 2014Milwaukee Yamaha's Josh Brookes edged out BMW Builbase's Ryuichi Kyonari to claim pole in the final minutes of qualifying at the British Superbike season opener at Brands Hatch. Tyco Suzuki's John Hopkins joins the pair in the final position on the front row in third.Today's wet qualifying sessions – complete with standing water on the track – caught a lot of the top riders out. And that included pole-setter Brookes, who bounced back from three crashes, two of which were in the first of the three qualifying sessions. He was able to do so with the help of his team, who were able to get his bike back to order so that Brookes could advance to final session and put down the fastest lap."I am thrilled to be on the pole position and the team now have to work to get the bike back to how it was," Brookes said. "But I feel this might go some way towards repaying them for their hard work during that session. I am really pleased with how things are going and I am looking forward to hopefully a dry race tomorrow."Three-time British Superbike Champion Kiyonari was just shy of his first podium since the season opener at the Brands Hatch Indy circuit in 2011. Even so, the former Honda rider was happy with his front row result and his first ride in the wet with his new team."I felt good in the dry and wet because we haven't made changes between the settings and we have been building throughout the weekend," said Kiyonari. "I think we will be ok for race distance but we need to make some more changes still to make sure we are faster tomorrow. So far it has been very good because today was our first ride in the wet but I am happy to be back on the front row again."American John Hopkins was also happy with his front row qualifying effort in the difficult conditions in his debut with the Tyco Suzuki team after a year's absence from racing."There was lot of standing water out there today. I hadn't ridden in the rain for a long, long time," Hopkins said. "The Tyco Suzuki was working perfectly in the conditions, just like it did at the end of last season when the team won three races. The boys did a great job today with set-up for me. My aim is to take it step by step. I just want to be in the top five and battling with those guys to start the season off, but overall I'm very happy so far."In fourth was the veteran Chris Walker on the Lloyds British GBmoto Racing Kawasaki. Kiyonari's teammate James Westmoreland finished fifth. And trailing Westmoreland was a pair of Kawasaki's – Richard Cooper and Ben Wilson.Bathams BMW's Michael Rutter and Patric Muff qualified eighth and tenth respectively. And PR Racing Kawasaki's Keith Farmer starts tomorrow's race in ninth.Missing the top-10 was the three-time British Superbike Champion Shane Byrne, another one of the casualties in the difficult conditions. The Rapid Solicitor Kawasaki rider crashed in the closing stages of Q1 and while he was able to advance to Q2, Byrne was unable to move into the final session and had to settle for 13th.In the support classes, this year's Daytona 200 winner Danny Eslick qualified sixth in the British Superstock 1000 class. And in British Supersport, fellow American James Rispoli was able to advance from his 22nd qualifying position to 11th in the first of two races for the weekend. 2014 Brands Hatch British Superbike Qualifying Results 1. Josh Brookes (Yamaha) 2. Ryuichi Kiyonari (BMW) 3. John Hopkins (Suzuki) 4. Chris Walker (Kawasaki) 5. James Westmoreland (BMW) 6. Richard Cooper (Kawasaki) 7. Ben Wilson (Kawasaki) 8. Michael Rutter (BMW) 9. Keith Farmer (Kawasaki) 10. Patric Muff (BMW) Andrea Wilson | Associate Editor / Website CoordinatorAndrea has been shooting everything from flat track to road racing in her job as a professional freelance photographer, but she's made the move to a full-time staff position at Cycle News where her love of all things motorcycling will translate well. Wilson has proven her worth as more than a photographer as she migrates to the written word with everything from race coverage to interviews. Comments


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Wigan coach Shaun Wane admitted that the loss of hooker Michael McIlorum was the inspiration behind the 46-6 win over Catalan Dragons.
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Wigan coach Shaun Wane admitted that the loss of hooker Michael McIlorum was the inspiration behind the 46-6 win over Catalan Dragons.
The Warriors number nine was ruled out of the play-off series after being handed a three-match ban following his dismissal against St Helens last week.
Wane said: "We were a bit passionate this week with what happened to Micky.
"We wanted to make sure we performed for him. It's really sad that he's not going to be there but we want to get there for him."
Veteran centre George Carmont was Wigan's hero with a hat-trick of tries in his penultimate home game.
The 34-year-old Carmont is hanging up his boots at the end of the season despite playing well enough to earn a place in the 2012 Dream Team, and Wane admits he has given up trying to persuade him to change his mind.
"He's a quality player but he's a very proud man," he said. "I'd never offend him by keep asking him.
"I'm happy to do what he wants. He loves Wigan and he wants to make sure he goes out on a high. He's one of best professionals I've ever worked with."
Wigan's comfortable victory earned them next week off and a passage straight through to a home semi-final, when they will face a much sterner test of their title credentials.
Quality win
"They're a fantastic team, the Catalans," Wane added. "The scoreline doesn't show that but that was a quality win.
"We've not been at our best recently I'm very pleased with that. It was a good performance. Our completion rate was the best it's been for a few weeks but the most pleasing thing was our defence.
"Our edge men were fantastic and our halves were superb but there is still some improvement in us. There are some things we will need to tweak if are to go all the way."
Wane withdrew full-back Sam Tomkins in the second half with a slight knee injury but expects him to be fit for Wigan's semi-final in a fortnight's time.
The Catalans' collapse rekindled memories of their 44-0 thrashing by Wigan in last season's play-offs.
And, although this time they live to fight another day, they will have to find some drastic improvement before playing a sudden-death tie in Perpignan next weekend.
"Wigan taught us another lesson in a semi-final," said coach Trent Robinson. "You build yourselves up for these games. We fought hard to finish in the four and get into these semi-finals. We're a better team but we didn't show it.
"It was pretty disappointing. Right from the first whistle, we struggled to defend their plays.
"I thought we took a lot of short-cuts which is disappointing and we just didn't work hard enough for the position on the ground."


text: I have all the rest of my July 2007 trip booked but can't seem to find any airfare below $450 per person! I am flying from the west coast, and have not flown this far in quite some time, but this price seems very high to me. Is this reasonable or should I wait for a better price to come out? There are 2 of us flying and I just can't imagine paying soo much for a flight. Any suggestions on how to find a good airfare? I have downloaded DING but so far the flights they advertise are only through March at the latest, do I just keep waiting? Also, it seems like all the DING fares are one way, what if I can get a good price on a flight there but not back? Should I purchase the one way? Sorry this is so long, I am just clueless and feel very lost...any help would be appreciated! Thanks