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STOCKTON - Precise shooting and four second-half dunks by the Weston Ranch boys basketball team proved to be too much for visiting Sacramento-Rio Americano on Friday, and the Cougars advanced to Sac-Joaquin Section Division III semifinals.
STOCKTON - Precise shooting and four second-half dunks by the Weston Ranch boys basketball team proved to be too much for visiting Sacramento-Rio Americano on Friday, and the Cougars advanced to Sac-Joaquin Section Division III semifinals.
With its 83-61 victory, No. 4 Weston Ranch will play top-seeded Modesto Christian - a 79-40 winner over Fairfield - at 5:30 p.m. Tuesday at Cosumnes River College.
Weston Ranch (21-8) had five players score in double-figures, including Dylan Alexander with a game-high 19 points. Davieon Lavrett had 16 points, while teammates Eric Duncan and Justin Lassiter each scored 13. Reserve forward Felix Buenrostro was 5 of 7 from 3-point range, including four in a row in the fourth quarter.
"That's the most fired up I've been this year," Cougars coach Chris Teevan said. "I've been trying to get the team to play like that since I got hired."
After No. 12 Rio Americano (15-14) opened the game with a 6-2 lead, the Cougars went on a decisive 19-0 run and eventually led 42-24 by halftime.
The Raiders closed to within 10 points, 47-37, before the first of three dunks by Lavrett sent Weston Ranch fans into a frenzy. Alexander also had a one-handed dunk after first faking a 3-pointer.
After the game, Duncan was taken by ambulance to an area hospital for precautionary reasons after he needed medical attention. An assistant coach said Duncan hadn't had proper nutrition before the game and had "played himself into exhaustion."
- Kevin Niendorf, Record Correspondent
At Brookside Christian, Nick Payne tied the game with a layup with 11.7 seconds remaining to force overtime, then scored four of his 14 points in the extra session for No. 4 Brookside Christian, who will play No. 1 Modesto-Central Catholic in the semifinals of the Division V championships at 9 p.m. Wednesday at Galt High.
Eric Deanda scored 19 for the Knights (26-1).
At Stockton, Christiano De La Fuente was fouled on a 3-point shot with 1 second remaining and made all three free throws to give the No. 3 Eagles (17-9) a thrilling victory and a berth in the Division VI final against No. 1 Yuba City-Faith Christian at 8 p.m. Thursday at Galt High.
Tyler O'Day hit a 3-pointer with 5 seconds left to tie the game for Carmichael-Victory Christian. He had 20 points and Mike Halverson scored 22 for the Vikings (10-17).
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2013 Ferrari 458 Italia Values
Select a 2013 Ferrari 458 Italia trim level
2013 model year changes
The 458 Carries over into 2013 unchanged.
Competitive comparison
Aggressive styling; extraordinary power and handling; world-leading technology; standard 7-speed transmission
Special features for 2013
The 458's base price hovers right around $230,000, which places it among the most expensive of the performance cars available in North America. The Lamborghini Gallardo and Porsche S Turbo may compete in terms of performance, style and price, but the Ferrari 458 brings extensive racing heritage and the newest in fuel-efficiency technology. A multi-displacement system, active aerodynamics and a clever alternator that only charges the battery when the engine is not under load are among the technologies Ferrari has employed to increase vehicle efficiency. The 458 is an extremely capable track-ready car, but it also features a luxurious leather interior with all of today's necessary technologies, which can be driven comfortably to work. With the addition of the 458 Spider, with its clever retractable hardtop, sunshine-lovers now have an Italia to call their own.
The 2013 Ferrari 458 Italia is a RWD mid-engine two-door supercar, available in coupe and convertible trims levels, that seamlessly blends performance and style. The 458 Italia is powered by a 4.5-liter direct injected V8 engine that produces 562 hp and 398 lb-ft of torque. Paired with a dual-clutch 7-speed F1 transmission the 458 Italia has a 0-60 time of 3.3 seconds, top speed of 202 mph, and redlines at 9000 rpm. A performance suspension consisting of twin wishbones at the front and a multi-link set-up at the rear provides the driver with superlative handling. The superior aero-dynamic styling, stretched headlights, and triple exhaust give the car a distinct flair. The interior is a driver oriented cockpit adorned with carbon fiber and leather trim. Steering wheel controls allow for preferred driver settings. The 2011 458 Italia is expected to get similar gas mileage as the previous model year, around 15 mpg. The 458 Italia is backed by a 7-year maintenance program.

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Automatic monobloc in stainless steel made of: [1] 6 Rinser in stainless steel for bottles with 115mm max diameter (Øp mm 540 - Øb mm115). A gripper device takes the bottle by the neck and - through a system of sprocket-wheel-rack pushed by a cam - turns it upside down. The nozzle enters in to the bottle neck for 70 mm. The injection occurs only in bottle presence. There is no contact between the bottle neck and the injector parts. The dripping water is recovered in a closed circuit without wetting the machine. The pincers then go back to normal position and opens letting the outlet star place the bottle on the conveyor belt. Electrical height adjustment. [2] Bottle deaeration station. A high vacuum pump takes out about 90% of the air inside the bottle. After that the bottle is filled with neutral gas chosen by the customer (Nitrogen or CO2). Electrical height adjustment. [3] 6 Gravity filler with light depression (Øp mm 360 - Øb mm115). The filling valves (patented) cut off both the wine and the gas return, excluding any contact between the inside of the tank and the environment. The filling level changes between 30 and 90mm from the top of the mouth. Wine feeding from the bottom allows a natural and total emptying of the tank. The flow is adjusted by a pneumatic electrovalve. The washing and sterilization of the tank provide the outflow from above. The filling valves have got an open position for washing and sterilization. The pedestals of the bottles are mechanical with thrust by spring and return by cam. [4] Gas injector before corking reduces the oxygen quantity between wine and cork (the injector has dummy bottle for its own sterilization). [5] The 4140P corker closes the cork slowly to a diameter of 16mm by using 4 stainless steel prismatic guide jaws hardened, ground and polished. It creates the vacuum in the bottle neck by a high vacuum pump so that the fast introduction of the cork would not create any pressure and avoid any risks of dripping. The head and centring cone disassembling are very easy. [6] 4200P automatic capper without heads (Please see the section: 4140P TO ANOTHER CLOSURE). Bottles enter by infeed screw.Monobloc supplied with safety guards in accordance with CE standards.Equipped for a cylindrical bottle. Output 750 litres/hourSpeed 300-1200 bottles/hour >> NOTE: BASE PRICE WITHOUT HEAD - PLEASE SEE THE SINGLE HEAD SECTION << Manufacturer:GAI S.p.A. Model:1006S-4200 top Code:GAI-1006S-4200TOP-R0 Category:RINSING - DEAERATION - FILLING - CORKING- CAPPING MONOBLOCK
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Image: Fish Dissection - Swim bladder exposed
The other organs have been removed to expose the swim bladder at the top of the body cavity.
- Photographer:
- Stuart Humphreys
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- © Australian Museum
Swim Bladder:
The swim bladder (also called the gas bladder or air bladder) is a flexible-walled, gas-filled sac located in the dorsal portion of body cavity. This organ controls the fish's buoyancy and in some species is important for hearing. Most of the swim bladder is not permeable to gases, because it is poorly vascularised (has few blood vessels) and is lined with sheets of guanine crystals.
A fish swimming in the water expends less energy if it is neutrally buoyant (that is, it neither sinks nor floats). If this fish starts to descend, the increased pressure from the water surrounding the fish results in a compression of the gas inside the swim bladder. The fish becomes negatively buoyant and will tend to sink. Conversely, if a fish swims into shallower water, there is a decrease in water pressure and so the gas in the swim bladder expands, and the fish tends to float upwards. The swim bladder helps to solve the problems associated with variations of pressure, and thus buoyancy.
If the fish becomes positively buoyant, and starts to float upwards, gas diffuses out of the swim bladder into the blood. This occurs at a site known as the oval. The gas in the blood is then removed from the body into the surrounding water at the gills.
Conversely if the fish becomes negatively buoyant, and starts to sink, air enters the swim bladder at a region called the gas gland. The way the fish does this involves three processes; the acidification of the blood, an increase in the concentration of lactate and hydrogen ions and the movement of blood through a complex structure called the rete mirabile (literally, the wonderful network). These complex processes are not discussed here. Refer to the reference below for more information.
Not all fishes have a swim bladder. Sharks for example do not have a swim bladder, and many species such as the Greynurse Shark, use a different strategy which includes having a large oily liver and specialised body shape to maintain buoyancy.
- Helfman G.S., Collette, B.B. & D.E. Facey. 1997. The Diversity of Fishes. Blackwell Science. Pp 528.
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In 2000, L'Uomo Vogue asked Mario to capture Portugal's new generation.
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As the Chinese lunar calendar rolls over, we welcome a new Zodiac sign. To mark this Zodiac favourite, Mira Mira delved into Mario's Top Ten canine candids.
In The Frame
A Guide To Visionaire
Less of a zine, more of an accessory, Visionaire has existed in a publishing ecosystem of its own making since 1992.
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Stephen Gan: In Focus
Mira Mira sits down with Stephen Gan, the co-founder of Visionaire and V Magazine.
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Offering "a space where people go to clear their mind", Mafalda performed live for Mira Mira.
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First opening at MATE - Museo Mario Testino in 2013, Alta Moda is among Mario's most personal works, and a rare showcase for the local people of Cusco.
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There are many exceptional homes available throughout the Mobile and Baldwin Counties. Newcomers comment frequently on the esthetics and quality of construction found in homes both new and pre-owned. Many established subdivisions offer generous sized yards, upscale landscaping and beautiful trees.
Roberts Brothers established their Estate Homes Division which recognizes, through special signage and adsing, the homes priced in the upper 10% of the market. Sellers are proud to have their homes included in this special division since it sets them apart.


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Cornish cow plucked from jaws of death by Navy chopper
'A Mooooving experience', says rapier-witted chief
A Cornish cow, trapped on steep cliffs near Port Isaac, was hoisted to safety recently slung beneath a Royal Navy rescue helicopter.
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Had the naval copter not been called in by the RSPCA, the trapped bovine would have had to be killed as it could not escape by any other means.
The chopper was from 771 Naval Air Squadron based at the nearby Royal Naval Air Station Culdrose and was piloted by Lieutenant Commanders Martin Shepherd and Tim Hayden. Chief Petty Officer (CPO) Mark Shaw and Sergeant Tony Russell Royal Marines were landed at the cliff tops and lowered down to where the cow had become trapped with assistance from the Port Isaac Cliff Rescue Team, with a vet and the farmer in attendance.
CPO Shaw and Sergeant Russell, assisted by the vet and the farmer, managed then to get the understandably agitated cow into a large cargo net, fortunately without precipitating the hapless bovine or themselves the rest of the way down the cliff.
The pilots then brought the chopper overhead and its winch line was successfully attached to the cow's net by lifting strop. Minutes later the unfortunate beast had been hoisted clear and deposited in a nearby field unharmed.
"The ability to load-lift is a vital role for the squadron," explained 771 NAS' commanding officer, Lieutenant Commander Chris 'Damage' Canning, though he confessed that his people were "more used to underslinging fuel, food, water or vehicles".
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Police, community and calendar briefs for Tuesday, Jan. 22 are featured.
Police beat
Man stabbed along Silver Springs Blvd.
A Silver Springs man told authorities he was stabbed in the chest Sunday night as he walked to a nearby bar to buy cigarettes.
Bruce Robert Harvey, 32, said he was walking to Ms. Lynn's Country Saloon at 4901 E. Silver Springs Blvd. just after 9 p.m. when two men approached him in the parking lot, according to Marion County Sheriff's Office reports.
Harvey said one of the men stabbed him once in the center of the chest. He also received a cut on his left upper arm.
Inside Harvey's room at the Silver Springs Hotel at 5401 E. Silver Springs Blvd., officers noted a clump of long hair on the bed. There also were blood stains in and around the hotel room, but none could be found in the bar's parking lot or on the way back from the bar, reports state.
Other residents of the hotel reported hearing a loud argument that night coming from the room, which Harvey shared with a woman, according to reports.
Harvey, however, insisted he was stabbed by two strangers.
He was taken to Ocala Regional Medical Center, where he was treated and released, according to Suzanne Santangelo, ORMC spokeswoman.
Primetime deadline
The Primetime senior living guide will publish in the Star-Banner on Sunday, Feb. 17.
The deadline to submit listings of interest to area senior citizens — such as events, classes, clubs and organizations — is Thursday, Jan. 30, via email to email@example.com.
Those who have questions can call 867-4121 or 867-4105.
City Council hearing on zoning changes
The Ocala City Council is conducting a second public hearing today to discuss interim zoning changes. The temporary zoning changes are being made in order to make them consistent with the Future Land Use Classifications in the Comprehensive Plan, known as the 2035 plan. Permanent zoning classifications are being developed and will be presented for public discussion at a future date to be determined.
The council also will conduct a second and final reading of an ordinance amending the Future Land Use, Transportation, Recreation, Open Space and Cultural Arts, Capital Improvements Elements; Future Land Use Map Series and Transportation Map Series; and deleting the Community Redevelopment Area, Historic Preservation and Public Schools Facilities elements of the Comprehensive Plan.
The council meeting begins at 4 p.m. in on the second floor of City Hall, 110 S.E. Watula Ave., Ocala.
CF Institute enrollment deadlines approaching
The CF Institute at the College of Central Florida is accepting enrollment for insurance prelicensing courses at 3001 SW College Road, Ocala.
Registered Customer Service Representative 4-40 and Accredited Claims Adjuster, 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. Saturdays and Sundays, Jan. 26-Feb. 3. Deadline to enroll is Wednesday.
2-15 Life, Health and Variable Annuities, 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. Saturdays and Sundays, Feb. 2-10. Deadline to enroll is Jan. 30.
The fee for each course is $325.
For more information, call 873-5804 or visit CFItraining.cf.edu.
Series of hikes across Marion begin Saturday
The eighth annual Hike Across Marion County kicks off Saturday, Jan 26, with an exploration of the Florida Trail. Each hike meets at 8:30 a.m. at the Santos Campground.
The schedule of hikes, leaders and subject matter includes:
Saturday: 4.4 miles, 88 Store to Forest Road 67, Rio Throm, bear expert
Feb. 2: 4.5 miles, Route 314 to Forest Road 67
Feb. 9: 5 miles, Marshall Swamp to Baseline Road, David Bowman, Office of Greenways and Trails
Feb. 16: 4.5 miles, Baseline Road to Santos, Prestige 55 Monroe Regional Health Center - Benefits of Walking
Feb. 23: 7 miles, Santos to Landbridge, Mickey Thomason, Director of Greenways and Trails
March 2: 4.5 miles Landbridge Blue Loop to 49th Avenue, David Bowamn, Office of Greenways and Trails, historic canal diggings
March 9: 6 miles, 49th Avenue to Ross Prairie State Forest
March 16: 7 miles, Ross Prairie to Pruitt Trailhead, Chris McKendree, Greenways and Trails
For more information, call 347-5716 or visit www.floridatrail.org.
Holocaust exhibit to travel through Marion
"The Nazi Scourge: Postal & Monetary Evidence of the Holocaust – a Breakdown in Humanity" exhibit will be displayed on the following dates:
Feb. 8, 6 to 9 p.m., Trinity Catholic High School, 2600 SW 42nd St., Ocala
Feb. 10, Noon to 4:30 p.m., Temple B'nai Darom, 49 Banyan Course, Ocala
Feb. 11, 6 to 9 p.m., Leesburg High School, 401 Yellow Jacket Way, Leesburg
Feb. 12, 11 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Circle Square Cultural Center 8395 SW 80th St., Ocala
Feb. 13, 11 a.m. to 8 p.m., Savannah Center, 1575 Buena Vista Blvd., The Villages
All events are free.
Attendees can meet with a Holocaust survivor and examine envelopes, postcards, letters and special postage stamps and money used by concentration camp inmates, Jewish ghetto residents and prisoners of war.
For more information, call 350-1622 or visit www.spungenfoundation.org/collection.html
Fingerprinting services available
Childhood Development Services offers Level 2 live scan fingerprinting services to the public from 2 to 4 p.m. Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
Interested employers must establish an originating agency identifier at firstname.lastname@example.com and receive a responding email. The next step is completing a form at www.DiscoverCDS.org/informationlibrary, which should be emailed to firstname.lastname@example.com.
Pricing starts at $40 per employee for child care personnel. Call 629-0055, ext. 353, for a quote for other types of screening.
SPAGHETTI DINNER: Spaghetti dinner benefitting Belleview High School Band, 6 to 8 p.m., St. Mary's Church, 5750 SE 115th St., Belleview. $5. (304-0907)
BASKET WEAVING: Basket weaving, 5:30 to 8:30 p.m., First United Methodist Church, 1126, E. Silver Spring Blvd., Ocala. (629-9657 or 817-2967)
T.O.P.S.: Taking Off Pounds Sensibly, 7 p.m., First United Methodist Church, 1126 E. Silver Springs Blvd., Ocala. Weigh-in 5:45 p.m. (236-4157 or 732-6947)
NAR ANON: 12-step support group for those with a loved one suffering from addiction, 7 p.m., St. Mark's United Methodist Church, 1839 NE Eighth Ave. Road, Ocala. Newcomers 6:30 p.m. (naranonfl.org)
PTSD: PTSD support group, 6:30 to 8:30 p.m., College of Central Florida, 3001 SW College Road, Room 102, Building 42, Ocala. (875-8200 or email@example.com)
MET OPERA: Encore simulcast of Metropolitan Opera's "Les Troyens," 6:30 p.m., Hollywood Stadium 16, 2801 SW 27th Ave., Ocala. $18. (861-2695)
COMPUTER CLASS: Intro to email, 10:30 a.m., Marion County Public Library, 2720 E. Silver Springs Blvd., Ocala. (671-8551)
CRAFTY KIDS: "Orange you glad you live in Florida," for grades K-5, 4 p.m., Dunnellon Public Library, 20351 Robinson Road, Dunnellon. Registration required. (438-2520)
MOVIE MATINEE: Movie for adults and teens, 2 p.m., Forest Public Library, 905 S. County Road 314A, Ocklawaha. (438-2540)
FOREST READERS: Book club, 10:30 a.m., Forest Public Library, 905 S. County Road 314A, Ocklawaha. (438-2540)
CHAMBER MEETING: Inaugural meeting of Chamber and Economic Partnership, 11:30 am., Ocala Hilton, 3600 SW 36th Ave., Ocala. $35; $500 for corporate table of 10. (629-8051 or email@example.com)
SEMINAR: Seminar for veteran's, spouses and widows, 2:30 p.m., The Bridge, 2800 SW 41st St. Building 200, Ocala. (873-2036)
CORRIDOR PLANNING: The Florida Department of Transportation, public meetings regarding corridor planning study along Pine Avenue from County Road 475 to NW Second Street, 3 to 5 p.m. and 5:30 to 7:30 p.m., Ocala Police Department, 402 Pine Ave., Ocala. (407-482-7880 or email@example.com)
DAR: Ocala chapter Daughters of the American Revolution, 11:30 a.m., Ocala Elks Lodge, 702 NW 25th Ave., Ocala. (622-6485)
PROFIT MAKERS: BNI Profit Makers, 7:30 a.m., Country Club of Ocala, 6823 SE 12th Circle, Ocala. (209-1068)
GATOR CLUB: Marion Gator Club, 6 p.m., Braised Onion, 754 NE 25 Ave., Ocala. (351-3501)
HITS: HITS Winter Circuit, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Wednesday through Sunday, HITS Post Time Farm, 13710 U.S. 27, Ocala. $5; free 12 and younger. Runs through March 17. (620-2275 or www.hitsshows.com/ocala)
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class PortObjectWriterNodeModel extends NodeModel
|Modifier and Type
|Field and Description
(package private) static String
Config identifier for overwrite OK.
(package private) static String
key for filename entry in config object.
|Constructor and Description
PortObjectWriterNodeModel(PortType writeType)
Constructor: Create new NodeModel with only one Model Input Port.
|Modifier and Type
|Method and Description
protected PortObjectSpec[]
configure(PortObjectSpec[] inSpecs)
Configure method for general port types.
protected PortObject[]
execute(PortObject[] portObject,
ExecutionContext exec)
Writes model as ModelContent to file.
protected void
loadInternals(File nodeInternDir,
ExecutionMonitor exec)
Load internals into the derived
protected void
loadValidatedSettingsFrom(NodeSettingsRO settings)
Sets new settings from the passed object in the model.
protected void
Override this function in the derived model and reset your
protected void
saveInternals(File nodeInternDir,
ExecutionMonitor exec)
Save internals of the derived
protected void
saveSettingsTo(NodeSettingsWO settings)
Adds to the given
NodeSettings the model specific
protected void
validateSettings(NodeSettingsRO settings)
Validates the settings in the passed
NodeSettings object.
addWarningListener, computeFinalOutputSpecs, configure, continueLoop, createInitialStreamableOperatorInternals, createMergeOperator, createStreamableOperator, execute, finishStreamableExecution, getAvailableFlowVariables, getAvailableInputFlowVariables, getCredentialsProvider, getInHiLiteHandler, getInPortType, getInputPortRoles, getInteractiveNodeView, getLogger, getLoopEndNode, getLoopStartNode, getNrInPorts, getNrOutPorts, getOutHiLiteHandler, getOutPortType, getOutputPortRoles, getWarningMessage, iterate, notifyViews, notifyWarningListeners, onDispose, peekFlowVariableDouble, peekFlowVariableInt, peekFlowVariableString, pushFlowVariableDouble, pushFlowVariableInt, pushFlowVariableString, removeWarningListener, resetAndConfigureLoopBody, setInHiLiteHandler, setWarningMessage, stateChanged
static final String FILENAME
static final String CFG_OVERWRITE_OK
PortObjectWriterNodeModel(PortType writeType)
writeType - The type of the input port.
protected void saveSettingsTo(NodeSettingsWO settings)
NodeSettings the model specific
settings. The settings don't need to be complete or consistent. If, right
after startup, no valid settings are available this method can write
either nothing or invalid settings.
Method is called by the
Node if the current settings need
to be saved or transfered to the node's dialog.
saveSettingsTo in class
settings - The object to write settings into.
protected void validateSettings(NodeSettingsRO settings) throws InvalidSettingsException
NodeSettings object.
The specified settings should be checked for completeness and
consistency. It must be possible to load a settings object validated
here without any exception in the
#loadValidatedSettings(NodeSettings) method. The method
must not change the current settings in the model - it is supposed to
just check them. If some settings are missing, invalid, inconsistent, or
just not right throw an exception with a message useful to the user.
validateSettings in class
settings - The settings to validate.
InvalidSettingsException - If the validation of the settings
protected void loadValidatedSettingsFrom(NodeSettingsRO settings) throws InvalidSettingsException
#validateSettings(NodeSettings) method. The model must set
its internal configuration according to the settings object passed.
loadValidatedSettingsFrom in class
settings - The settings to read.
InvalidSettingsException - If a property is not available.
protected PortObject[] execute(PortObject[] portObject, ExecutionContext exec) throws Exception
inObjects represent the input objects and the
returned array represents the output objects. The elements in the argument array are generally guaranteed to be
not null and subclasses of the
PortObject classes that are defined through the
PortTypes given in the
Similarly, the returned output objects need to comply with their port types object class (otherwise an error is
reported by the framework) and must not be null. There are few exceptions to these rules:
InactiveBranchConsumer may find instances of
InactiveBranchPortObject in
case the corresponding input is inactive.
InactiveBranchPortObject elements in case the output should be
corresponding flags.
For a general description of the execute method refer to the description of the specialized
NodeModel.execute(BufferedDataTable[], ExecutionContext) methods as it addresses more use cases.
execute in class
portObject - The input objects.
exec - For
BufferedDataTable creation and progress.
Exception - If the node execution fails for any reason.
protected void reset()
NodeModel. All components should unregister themselves
from any observables (at least from the hilite handler right now). All
internally stored data structures should be released. User settings
should not be deleted/reset though.
protected PortObjectSpec[] configure(PortObjectSpec[] inSpecs) throws InvalidSettingsException
PortObjectSpecs that are defined through the
PortTypes given in the
constructor unless this model is an
InactiveBranchConsumer (most nodes are not). Similarly, the returned output specs need to comply with
their port types spec class (otherwise an error is reported by the framework). They may also be null (out spec
not known at time of configuration) or
inactive (output and downstream
nodes are inactive).
For a general description of the configure method refer to the description of the specialized
NodeModel.configure(DataTableSpec[]) methods as it addresses more use cases.
configure in class
inSpecs - The input data table specs. Items of the array could be null if no spec is available from the
corresponding input port (i.e. not connected or upstream node does not produce an output spec). If a
port is of type
BufferedDataTable.TYPE and no spec is available the framework will replace
null by an empty
DataTableSpec (no columns) unless the port is marked as optional as per
InvalidSettingsException - If this node can't be configured.
protected void loadInternals(File nodeInternDir, ExecutionMonitor exec) throws IOException, CanceledExecutionException
NodeModel. This method is
only called if the
Node was executed. Read all your
internal structures from the given file directory to create your internal
data structure which is necessary to provide all node functionalities
after the workflow is loaded, e.g. view content and/or hilite mapping.
loadInternals in class
nodeInternDir - The directory to read from.
exec - Used to report progress and to cancel the load process.
IOException - If an error occurs during reading from this dir.
CanceledExecutionException - If the loading has been canceled.
protected void saveInternals(File nodeInternDir, ExecutionMonitor exec) throws IOException, CanceledExecutionException
NodeModel. This method is
only called if the
Node is executed. Write all your
internal structures into the given file directory which are necessary to
recreate this model when the workflow is loaded, e.g. view content and/or
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Hello sir. I have an eye vision of 6/18 p. what is meant by it. Have I 40% disability and am I considered as a disable.
I am suffering from oedema eyes and puffiness face I so sad in this regarding please better treatment as soon as possible.
I started seeing large number of floaters after I got a dilation test for retina checkup. - I went for my retina checkup, got my eyes dilated and then started seeing floaters Can dilation test trigger floaters? Now I have headache and I see floaters. What may be the possible cause and solution? Is it related to migraine or retina tear? -
Sir, My sister is having following problems:- -heaviness in eyes and headache most of the time -seeing large number of floaters Age 24 Has myopia with power around -3.5 What may be the cause and its solution? Please reply.
Treatment of Eye Floaters
Homeopathic Treatment of Eye Floaters
Acupuncture & Acupressure Treatment of Eye Floaters
Psychotherapy Treatment of Eye Floaters
Conventional / Allopathic Treatment of Eye Floaters
Surgical Treatment of Eye Floaters
Dietary & Herbal Treatment of Eye Floaters
Other Treatment of Eye Floaters
What is Eye Floaters
Symptoms of Eye Floaters
Causes of Eye Floaters
Risk factors of Eye Floaters
Complications of Eye Floaters
Lab Investigations and Diagnosis of Eye Floaters
Precautions & Prevention of Eye Floaters
Treatment of Eye Floaters
Homeopathic Treatment of Eye Floaters
Natural Homeopathic treat for floaters are the best way to treat with no side effects. The medicine that may help varies from person to person. Some of the homeopathic remedies for eye floaters are:
Acupuncture & Acupressure Treatment of Eye Floaters
Acupuncture helps at two levels. At local level it improves energy and blood supply to eye and causes better nourishment of eye tissues. It also helps in regeneration of eye tissues. At the general level it balances the energy system and body elements. This leads to reestablishment of order in vital organs which are said to be the root cause of such eye diseases.
Conventional / Allopathic Treatment of Eye Floaters
In very severe cases, the doctor may consider doing a vitrectomy, in which the vitreous fluid is removed and replaced with an artificial gel.
Surgical Treatment of Eye Floaters
Using a laser to dissolve floaters – During laser therapy, an ophthalmologist aims a special laser at the floaters in the vitreous. The laser may break up the floaters and make them less noticeable.
Using surgery to remove the vitreous – During a vitrectomy procedure, an ophthalmologist makes a small incision in your eye and removes the gel-like vitreous.
Dietary & Herbal Treatment of Eye Floaters
Eat brown rice and other whole grains instead of refined and processed grains
Drink juices of vegetables and fruits
Steam or bake foods instead of frying them
Minimize your use of salt
What is Eye Floaters?
Eye floaters are spots in your vision. They are little specks of debris floating through the vitreous fluid in the eyeball. They are within the eyeball and are not eliminated by rubbing the front of the eye.
Symptoms of Eye Floaters
Different shapes, such as tiny spots, flecks, threads or webs
Flashing lights before your eyes
Spots that is most noticeable when you look at a plain bright background, such as a blue sky or a white wall
They move as the eyes move, often with a slight lag
Large floaters can present diminished areas of vision
Causes of Eye Floaters
Age-related eye changes
Inflammation in the back of the eye
Bleeding in the eye
Torn retina
Risk factors of Eye Floaters
Age over 50
Eye trauma
Complications from cataract surgery
Diabetes, especially when diabetic retinopathy develops.
Inflammation in the eye
Diagnosis of Eye Floaters
Your doctor will conduct a complete eye exam to make sure your floaters aren't a sign of something more serious. Generally, your pupils are dilated with the help of special eye drops. Using a magnifying device, he can see everything including your floaters.
Precautions & Prevention of Eye Floaters
Avoid Taking any Drugs
Avoid the sports that are especially prone to injuries
- Treatment of Farsightedness
- Homeopathic Treatment of Farsightedness
- Acupuncture & Acupressure Treatment of Farsightedness
- Psychotherapy Treatment of Farsightedness
- Conventional / Allopathic Treatment of Farsightedness
- Surgical Treatment of Farsightedness
- Dietary & Herbal Treatment of Farsightedness
- Other Treatment of Farsightedness
- What is Farsightedness
- Symptoms of Farsightedness
- Causes of Farsightedness
- Risk factors of Farsightedness
- Complications of Farsightedness
- Lab Investigations and Diagnosis of Farsightedness
- Precautions & Prevention of Farsightedness
Treatment of Farsightedness
Homeopathic Treatment of Farsightedness
Homeopathic remedies are useful in the treatment of various eye problems including farsightedness and shortsightedness. Some of the homeopathic remedies for farsightedness are:
- Calcarea
- Ruta
- Apis
- Pulsatilla
- Silica
Acupuncture & Acupressure Treatment of Farsightedness
Acupuncture helps to increase the blood flow to the brain and eye. It helps in stimulating the retinal nerve growth factors and leading to metabolic changes in the central nervous system. It focuses on the activation of eye muscles to facilitate eye focusing.
Conventional / Allopathic Treatment of Farsightedness
The conventional or allopathic treatment for farsightedness is the use of glasses and contact lenses.
Surgical Treatment of Farsightedness
There are different types of surgeries that are used in the treatment of farsightedness:
- Photoreactive keratectomy (PRK) – The process uses a laser to flatten the back of the eye to help the images focus more closely to the retina.
- Laser-assisted in situ keratomileusis (LASIK) – it involves cutting a flap in the cornea and then removing some of the corneal tissue with a laser, and then the flap is replaced.
- Laser-assisted subepithelial keratectomy (LASEK) – Instead of creating a flap in the cornea, the surgeon creates a flap involving only the cornea's thin protective cover (epithelium).
Dietary & Herbal Treatment of Farsightedness
- Eat plenty of fruits and vegetables
- Eat dark green leafy foods
- Eat foods rich in vitamin A
- Avoid the intake of refined sugars and processed foods
What is Farsightedness
Farsightedness or hyperopia is a condition where you see far or distant objects clearly, but not objects up close which get blurred. It is caused when light rays overshoot the retina and focus behind it.
Symptoms of Farsightedness
- Nearby objects may appear blurry
- You need to squint to see clearly
- Constant blurred vision
- Eye strain, burning eyes and aching
- General feeling of irritability and nervousness
- Eye discomfort or a headache doing close tasks, such as reading, writing, computer work or drawing
- Causes of Farsightedness
- Eyeball being too small
- The focusing power being too weak
Risk factors of Farsightedness
- Hereditary factors
Complications of Farsightedness
- Glaucoma
- Lazy eye
- Crossed eyes
Diagnosis of Farsightedness
Farsightedness is diagnosed by a basic eye exam. A complete eye examination involves the following tests.
- Eye movement testing
- Glaucoma testing
- Refraction test
- Retinal examination
- Slit-lamp examination
- Visual acuity
Precautions & Prevention of Farsightedness
- Eat plenty of fruits and vegetables
- Do not smoke
- Use good lighting
- Use the right glasses
- Wear sunglasses that block UV radiation
- Have your eyes checked regularly
Hi, I am 51 year old female having one daughter and am experiencing flashlight sort of thing in my right eye at intervals and in my left eye at greater internals. Have showed to eye specialist who has prescribed Omega 3 capsules Univit and some eye drops last fortnight. There appears to be no improvement. Please advise.
Eye problems that are caused due to the computer can be termed as Computer Vision Syndrome. Staring a computer screen has become a part of our daily lives, for many of us. Work and pleasure both include using a computer or a tablet. Looking at this screen for prolonged periods can cause many problems including strain, pain and stress due to the repeated eyeball movements and non-blinking nature of the work that we do when we stare at a screen for many hours. Let us find out more about the causes of computer vision syndrome or CVS.
Repeated Movements: When the same motion is carried out on a continuous basis, it can lead to stress based injuries due to the strain and stress caused in that part of the body. Much like carpal tunnel syndrome and other injuries like tennis elbow and shoulder joint problems, this condition is also caused due to the constant and repetitive movements which are known to lead to stress injuries. The longer you continue the activity, the worse it is bound to get.
Focus: When you sit in front of a computer screen and work, one of the most important things that you are doing is called focus. When you focus on a screen on a continuous basis, to align your eyes with what you need to read or see, you are causing long term damage if this activity is carried out for too many hours on a daily basis. This back and forth motion that makes us focus can lead to pressure and strain on the eyes, which should be broken by concentrating on other activities like writing on a paper or reading from a book.
Eye Muscles: These types of movements and activities can actually put a lot of pressure and undue strain on the muscles of the eyes. Also, things become even more difficult for the delicate eye muscles with the glare and blue light emanating from the computer screen which also has other elements like a flicker. This causes the eyes to align themselves by putting pressure on the eye muscles, which makes working on a computer that much more challenging than reading a book.
Wrong Glasses or Lenses: If you have nearsightedness or farsightedness, then these problems can become even more severe due to this kind of condition. Also, if you are wearing the wrong prescription glasses or lenses, your eyes are bound to suffer even more when you stare at a screen for such a long time.
Apart from all these factors, working on a computer gets even more challenging after a certain age like your forties.


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MRR Movie Review: The Impossible
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Movie Review: "The Impossible"
-- Rating: PG-13
Length: 114 minutes
Release date: Dec. 21, 2012
Directed by: Juan Antonio Bayona
Genre: Action / Drama / Thriller
Movies that depict tragic moments in world history are often plagued by a sadness that seems to drag many of their scenes on much longer than necessary. A fictional angle is usually incorporated to lighten the subject matter (see "Titanic" starring Leonardo DiCaprio and Kate Winslet). "The Impossible" sets these types of movies on their end by featuring the devastating disaster of the 2004 tsunami in the horrific light that victims witnessed firsthand. The sad event therefore becomes a cinematic thriller that places the audience down into the gritty moment without the assistance of 3D.
The movie focuses on the family of five, headed by Henry (Ewan McGregor) and Maria (Naomi Watts). The children are Lucas (Tom Holland), Thomas (Samuel Joslin), and Simon (Oaklee Pendergast). They had a turbulent flight to Thailand, but their Christmas at the hotel was a family moment that director Juan Antonio Bayona seems to protect. He preserves that image in the eyes of the audience, only to snatch it away when the sea comes to reclaim the land, destroying everything in its path.
The moment that will probably stick in everyone's mind is when the water is rising behind the tranquil scene of the family playing in the pool. It is like a bad nightmare. Henry grabs the only two children he can reach and screams for Lucas, who is mesmerized by the water seemingly hanging above the treeline. Maria can't get to Lucas either. The water crashes down on the family and many others at the resort and in the surrounding area.
Thus begins not one but three separate tails of harrowing survival weaved by Bayona's cinematic prowess and penchant for visual thrills. Henry, Thomas, and Simon must try to first save themselves and then find Maria and Lucas. Maria and Lucas have the same plight but are on their own for much of the journey. Even when two of the survival stories intertwined, the relief is short-lived. Bayona throws the curveball of injuries in an area wiped clean of sanitary medical conditions, like a monkey wrench in an already struggling machine. Such a tactic works to keep audiences from becoming too jaded by the images of bodies, remnants of destroyed lives, and other families looking for loved ones.
"The Impossible" is the story of a real Spanish family named Alvarez Balon, the members of which were all caught in the 2004 tsunami in much the same way that Henry, Maria, and their family were. It is a bit of a spoiler to hear this information. However, it does not ruin the experience that Bayona and his star cast create in the film.
The end result of the family's struggle seems to pale in the face of the survival saga that serves as the meat of the film. The generosity of strangers that seems to cross class, language barriers, and nationality is highlighted in each survival tale. The family owed a lot to the Thai citizens and visitors who all work together to collectively survive. The rushing water and mass amounts of debris are a part of the visual horror that Bayona puts together to bring the experience of the tsunami to the big screen. He does amazing work, using strategic camera angles, CGI, and creative shooting techniques to bring the water to the level of a living monster without the aid of 3D. In fact, the monstrous water breaks up the sadness that attempts to cloud the family's struggle to come back together. It also reminds audiences of the real danger that the Alvarez Balon family members suffered.
This technique counters the depressing retelling methods previously used to bring a harrowing event to the big screen. Bayona, McGregor, Watts, and all the extras working in the water prove that a film can depict true and tragic events without becoming a parody or cheesy doppelganger of that point in history. This is done without highly fictionalizing the story. Henry doesn't sprout wings, and Maria doesn't have to take a lover to make this film riveting. "The Impossible"keeps audiences glued to their seats on its merits alone.
"The Impossible" is an often terrifying, sometimes depressing version of actual historical events. Audiences will love the cinematic techniques used, as they make everyone forget they are watching a true story and not a CGI-filled 3D romp. Bayona uses the film to lay down a challenge to future disaster moviemakers to do it right or not at all.
Rating: 4 out of 5 stars


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How good are inspections of truck drivers? How alert are interstate truck drivers? Do you think they should be more aware of construction zone?
The Lebanon Daily News is reporting today on a truck driver from Central Pennsylvania who caused an accident in New York last week which killed six people. The truck driver who plowed into a line of cars queued up behind a paving project in northern New York was alert but failed to notice construction signs or slowing cars in the moments before the fiery crash that killed six people, police said Friday.
The 18-wheeler driven by James A. Mills Jr., 45, of Myerstown, was headed south about 9 a.m. Thursday on a straight, slightly downhill stretch of rural Route 11 near the Fort Drum Army post when it slammed into an SUV, triggering a chain reaction that ultimately involved six cars.
Mills tried to brake before the impact and didn't appear to be impaired or distracted. An inspection of his cellphone showed no texts or calls immediately before the accident, said State Police Investigator Rick Hathaway. Mills has cooperated with police and helped pull an injured state Department of Transportation worker out of his vehicle before it caught fire.
The line of cars had slowed or stopped where paving was being done on a rural stretch of highway. Five people, including four from the same family, died in an SUV that burst into flames, and a woman whose SUV flipped over died at a hospital. State transportation worker Lewis Lottie Jr., whose truck caught fire, remained in critical condition at a Syracuse hospital,
A state police accident reconstruction team is using a computer simulation program and interviewing witnesses to determine the sequence of events in the crash. They'll analyze skid marks, gouges in the roads, debris and other evidence.
"We'll be able to say with certainty where the vehicles were in place," Hathaway said. "That will give us a better idea of exactly what happened."
Hathaway said it appears drivers had plenty of warning about the ongoing road repaving project, but Mills didn't notice the caution signs until it was too late. The state Department of Transportation had inspected the site Thursday morning and found that the signs met department standards.
Bill Reynolds, a spokesman for the DOT, declined to comment.
Mills was taken to a hospital for toxicology tests and released. The county district attorney's office is investigating whether any charges are warranted.
State police identified the driver of the SUV that exploded in flames as Laurie Dana, 42, an elementary school speech therapist from Lawrence, a rural town about 60 miles northeast of the crash site and 15 miles south of the Canadian border. Also in the vehicle and killed were her two daughters, Caitlyn, 14, and Lauryn, 11, and her mother-in-law, Janet Dana, 69. The fifth victim was Shannon Planty, 14, a friend of Caitlyn's.
The driver of the other SUV was identified as Maryann Gregory, 59, of Dickinson Center in Franklin County.
The crash happened near Fort Drum, 85 miles northeast of Syracuse.
The tractor-trailer is owned by MBM Customized Foodservice Distribution based in Rocky Mount, N.C. A spokesman for the company didn't return a call seeking comment. The truck was hauling a full load of yogurt from a plant in neighboring Franklin County. The vehicle was impounded for examination by police investigators.
Trucks operated by the company, which is registered with the federal Department of Transportation as Meadowbrook Meat Company Inc., have been involved in 75 accidents over the past two years, including one crash that killed one person and 23 crashes that resulted in at least one injury, according to data compiled by the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration.
The data, current through June 22, showed that 1,536 vehicle inspections resulted in 11 percent of vehicles being taken off the road while 2,947 driver inspections resulted in 2 percent of drivers being taken off the road.


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Legacy of Kain: Soul Reaver Trivia (PlayStation 3)
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100 point score based on reviews from various critics.
User Score
5 point score based on user ratings.
Alternate ending (Spoiler)The cut alternate ending, as rumoured:
You may remember the corridor with the strange visions. One of these was the one where Raziel strikes Ariel with his wraith blade, resulting in her being absorbed by it. In the Alternate cut, this happens in the game. With the enhanced Reaver, Raziel kills Kain in the Moebuis's Retreat. Afterwards, Raziel would have journeyed to the Silent Cathedral and made all of its bells ring a certain frequency fatal to vampires, thus deleting every single living vampire in Nosgoth, himself included.
ComicThere was a graphic novel based on the game. It was published by Top Cow.
CoverThe front cover of the UK Playstation version features a hologram, which if you twist in the light shows Raziel in the spirit world with the twisted pillars found in the game. If you twist the other way, it shows him in the mortal plane with the pillars straight. Naturally, holograms don't scan well but you can see the cover in the cover art section with both planes dimly featured.
Cut contentLarge parts of this game were cut or changed from the original conception. While this is not important in and of itself (almost every game goes through a period of change during development), it's notable the sheer quantity of what was altered or overlooked. Without spoiling the plot too much, let me just say that there was an alternate ending planned, at least two more bosses, expanded areas, a lot more power-ups to the Soul Reaver and one of Raziel's brothers, Turel is missing completely. Word is that Eidos thought the game was taking too long and tightened the deadline.
One boss that was left out of the final cut was the Priestess. She was supposed to be the leader of a human cult that worshiped vampires. When she is defeated, Raziel receives some sort of possession/control ability.(In fact the first three words said in the game are "Kain is deified". They're said at the start of the intro, so that's not really a spoiler.) Whilst she didn't show up in the game, she did appear in the graphic novel.
CutsceneIn the Windows version of the game, there is a small cutscene that does not work properly. This cutscene occurs in the lair of Zephon (aka "The Silenced Cathedral") when Raziel opens up three of the Organ pipes. The resulting hymn destroys the two vampires in the room. It is believed that this cutscene was originally part of something larger, and perhaps an alternate ending to the game.
DevelopmentHere's an interesting fact: When the game concept was originally conceived, it was a stand-alone game called Shifter, according to Dennis Dyack of Silicon Knights. The title was obviously a reference to the realm-shifting gameplay mechanic.it was changed into a Blood Omen sequel before any work was begun on the project.
However, the Shifter influences made into the game: Namely, the story of the vengeful servant hunting down his former master and brothers, and the incorporation of Angelic and Biblical imagery and motifs.(Raziel and his brothers are named after angels, not to mention Raziel's design.Also, on a side note, Kain is something of both a God and Devil figure in Nosgoth, in this game at least. Though that may not have been intentional on the developer's part.)
Dyack has disclosed separately that Silicon Knights intended to produce a Blood Omen sequel, but has not elaborated on the details other than to comment that it would have been very different than the direction Crystal Dynamics took the series in. Given that "Legacy of Kain" is actually the suffix of the first Blood Omen, it is entirely possible that their plan was for a sequel (or sequels) with a different (anti-) hero altogether, and that the result would have been something more like the next game they created - Eternal Darkness.
DumanYou find your brother Dumah (5th boss fight) lying immobile on his throne, his body pierced by the spears of vampire hunters. As you learned earlier with other vampires, the way to get him to revive in order to take proper vengeance with your own hands is to remove said spears. However, if you switch into spectral realm before reviving him, you'll have the opportunity to chit-chat a little with his wandering ghost.
German versionAll red blood outside cutscenes was coloured green in the German version.
GlyphsGlyphs are the magical artifacts that give Raziel elemental based powers.
Every time you kill a boss you gain a new physical ability which lets you access places you were previously unable to, not only to proceed with the game, but also to find 'secret sub-worlds' in which the Glyphs lie. These side-searches are really worthy because of the beautifully designed environment that these 'secret sub-worlds' are.
One of them is specially interesting for fans of Blood Omen: the place in which the Stone Glyph (for reaching which you need Zephon's walk-climbing ability) is hidden is no other place than Nupraptor's retreat. The giant skull-shaped castle on the side of a mountain in which Kain's very first target used to live. Words can't begin to describe what it means for a fan of the series the view of this familiar place in all its 3D glory, but with the weight of 1000 years on it.
HumansThroughout your journey you'll encounter a few human survivors whose primary reaction will be to attack you.
If you just run away without harming them, later in the game you'll notice that, every time you run into a human, not only he won't attack you, but he will fall to his knees and bow to you!
Looks like the rumor of the kind-hearted blue demon spreaded quite fast.
MusicSoul Reaver's main theme song, "Ozar Midrashim 1.1", was composed by Kurt Harland from Information Society, and it is featured on their 1997's album "Don't Be Afraid".
RatingsSoul Reaver was initially rated T by the ESRB for Windows and PlayStation, but the Dreamcast version was rated M. The original two versions were later rerated to M as well.
RazielThe name Raziel means "God's secret" in Hebrew. The protagonist of Legacy of Kain: Soul Reaver is named after an angel in Jewish mythology, who is particularly prominent in the occult Jewish teaching Kabbalah: according to it, Raziel possessed secret knowledge of the Divine and wanted to share it with Adam and Eve after their expulsion from Eden. Apparently, God didn't take this lightly, further punishing the first human couple; however, Raziel was spared and is said still to be out there, with all his knowledge intact...
References to the game
- Speech samples from this game were used by the industrial band Velvet Acid Christ in their songs Dial8 and Mindphlux (Trip Zone Mix) on the album Twisted Thought Generator.
- The intro from this game was partially used on the beginning of doom metal band Tristitia's third album, The Last Grief.
Contributed by Macintrash (2642) on Aug 21, 2001. [revised by : Patrick Bregger (211074)]. -- edit trivia


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I do not approve, I understand
Spock, Star Trek A Taste of Armageddon 1967
One of the shows of my youth I still have a soft spot for is Daniel Boone staring Fess Parker.
Although wildly A-Historical in some places and with no respect for timelines (back to back episodes take place as far as 30 years apart with no cast aging) it is a good wholesome show that is not only entertaining but promotes solid messages without sacrificing drama or realism.
The second season closed with a two part "origin" story The High Cumberland that partially re-wrote the 1st season pilot (removing Albert Salmi's character who departed after season 1) and explain how Boone met his wife Rebecca (played by Patrica Blair one of the least appreciated beauties in television history). They were later re-edited into a feature film shown in Europe.
The plot revolves around Boone's attempt to get his supply wagons through to the newly founded fort at Boonesborough before winter. After many false starts and harrowing adventures Daniel and his wagons (including indentured servant Rebecca Brian) are approached by a pair of men from the settlement of Ninety Six. Their own wagons had not arrived and they offer a considerable amount of money for Mr. Boone's supplies. Despite their entreaties and their description of the situation for the settlers at ninety six Boone politely refuses each time.
As the men leave the outspoken Rebecca challenges Daniel on his refusal citing the dire conditions at Ninety Six. He replies that those people are not his responsibility, the setters at Boonesborough are. They put their trust in him and their welfare is his responsibility above all else.
Rebecca continues saying those people at Ninety Six are going to have a hard winter and he replies: Then let the people who are responsible for them take care of their own. His responsibility is to the lives entrusted to his care.
Which brings us to Chris Christie and Chris Bedford's excellent piece on his chances in 2016 at the Daily Caller.
I'll be talking about it in more detail later but for now I'd like to focus on a particular bit in the piece:
As the Wall Street Journal's editorial board pointed out, the bill contained "$150 million for Alaskan fisheries; $2 million for roof repair at the Smithsonian in Washington; and about $17 billion for liberal activists under the guise of 'community development' funds and so-called social service grants," among a slew of other waste.
"Far from being must-pass legislation," the NYC-based Journal continued, "this is a disgrace to the memory of the victims and could taint legitimate efforts to deal with future disasters."
Yet Christie described those who stopped those who tried to stop this wasteful spending hidden in this bill as having "failed that most basic test of public service." and is demanding millions of dollars more for his battered state.
The answer is very simple. Chris Christie sees in the job he is in. Governor of NJ. He knows the rules of Washington, he knows the fiscal situation and has not been shy about speaking to it time and time again.
But all of that doesn't matter, his responsibility are the people of New Jersey and the people still recovering from Sandy. That's why, in my opinion what drove him the week before the election and what still drives him now.
You may think it's not a valid excuse (that's a fair debate) you might think he's playing with other people's money (you're right) you might think it's about his re-election (well DUH!)
To the people who still aren't settled who have for some reason decided that the President has absolutely no responsibility for a natural disaster affecting multiple states he like Boone from the TV show is the person responsible for getting them back again.
And if Christie believes this as well then it's not going to matter what anybody says, he's going to just charge forward on the Sandy stuff and all the blogs and comments in the world won't move him one bit.in the world won't matter.


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I-NEDSS Update
Indiana Epidemiology Newsletter
August 2007
The Indiana National Electronic Disease Surveillance System (I-NEDSS) is a Web-based application that promotes the collection, integration, and sharing of data at federal, state, and local levels. The purpose of I-NEDSS is to automate the current process for reporting Lab Reports, Confidential Reports of Communicable Disease, and Case Investigations. Eventually, I-NEDSS will replace the paper-based reporting and case investigation system currently in use. Benefits of I-NEDSS include an increase of speed, accuracy, and accountability in our disease surveillance. This will be accomplished by having all reporting and investigation forms accessed, completed, and submitted electronically through I-NEDSS.
The current focus of I-NEDSS is in the electronic laboratory report processing module. When completed, laboratories will have the ability to submit lab reports of notifiable diseases electronically through I-NEDSS. The lab reports will then be consolidated in I-NEDSS, and these observations will be available to investigators at the state and local levels. Future releases of I-NEDSS will focus on automating the Confidential Reports of Communicable Disease process and the Case Investigation process.
Beginning in September, the I-NEDSS project team will be conducting an effort to increase our electronic lab report data sources. This effort will focus on major commercial labs reporting statewide. It is anticipated that this effort will be the focus of I-NEDSS for the remainder of 2007. Please continue to watch the Indiana Epidemiology Newsletter and the Local Health Department (LHD) Resource SharePoint site for further information on I-NEDSS progress.
Last month on the electronic link to the memoriam for Vivie Dunn, her birth year was incorrectly posted as 1941. Vivie was born in 1949, as stated in the complete newsletter article.


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Nearly 400 people on both sides of the debate are on hand at Assumption College today for a hearing on 60 gun-related bills before the state Legislature. The hearing has included testimony from Worcester City Councilor Sarai Rivera, whose nephew was shot to death. Also speaking were representatives of Kahr Arms, a Worcester gun manufacturer.
Return to telegram.com for full coverage of the hearing. For updates, follow reporter Jacqueline Reis on Twitter at @JackieReisTG
WORCESTER — A second regional hearing on more than 60 gun bills filed by state lawmakers will take place today at Assumption College beginning at 10 a.m. in Hagan Campus Center.
Many of the bills were filed after the shooting massacre at the Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Conn. Lawmakers will look at legislation that could ban types of ammunition, create new firearms charges, create a registry for gun offenders and require background and mental health checks on buyers.
One of the proposed bills could limit gun purchases to one per month and require gun license applicants to sign a waiver allowing police to access their mental health records.
Rep. Harold P. Naughton Jr., D-Clinton, and Sen. James E. Timilty, D-Walpole, the House and Senate chairmen on the Joint Committee on Public Safety and Homeland Security, anticipate a wide variety of testimony.
Mr. Naughton said it is important to have hearings on the bills outside the Statehouse, considering the subject material and the large number of bills filed.
"At the end of the day, I don't want anyone in the commonwealth to be able to feel that they didn't have some access or input to this process," he said.
Having the hearings is important as legislators work to reduce gun violence in the state without trampling on people's Constitutional rights, the representative said.
Mr. Naughton said he had met with mothers who lost loved ones to gun violence and met with City Councilor Sarai Rivera and groups concerned about gun violence in Worcester. He had also met with Second Amendment advocates.
Some people might not think about others affected by gun regulation changes.
The representative has met with employees at Smith & Wesson in Springfield. The company is one of the biggest employers in that area, and employees there are worried about their livelihoods.
"It is a delicate balance in the end," Mr. Naughton said.
It is important for legislators to hear these experiences and learn from them to make the process better, he said.
Mr. Naughton said that in his 19 years in the Legislature, he has never seen so many bills filed on one specific subject. He said the discussion of mental illness as it relates to gun violence is a big piece.
The bills on firearms cover different matters, including gun licensing and regulations, hunting and safety.
Anyone who wants to testify during the hearing must sign in with committee staff members before the start of the hearing. This is the second of five hearings on the subject.
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The leader of Multilingual Search Marketing Andy Atkins Kruger of WebCertain is setting up a conference at the British Library, London. International Search Summit Programme looks great with a speaker line-up of such talent as Dixon Jones, Sante Achille a Multilingual Search news blog editor, Barry Lloyd from MakeMeTop and Michael Bonfils and not forgetting representatives of Xerox and Microsoft. Further information can be found at the International Search Summit web site.
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"All the worthwhile and precious things in life are only obtained through continuous and exacting effort, and their worth is in direct proportion to the effort put forth for their attainment."
Russell E. Lawrence
It was a firm belief in the future that motivated Russell E. Lawrence to found a university in 1932 – in the midst of the economic chaos of the Great Depression. While less farsighted individuals made predictions of gloom, Russell Lawrence and his brother, E. George Lawrence (who led Lawrence Tech from 1934 to 1964), turned a dream of preparing students for leadership in the new technical era into reality.
For 85 years, Lawrence Tech has continued to prosper and accelerate its growth, hone its educational philosophy of theory and practice, build important community and professional alliances, and forge partnerships with the firms, organizations, and industries that hire Lawrence Tech alumni.
Wayne H. Buell, who served as president from 1964 to 1977 and as chair of the board and chief executive officer until 1981, worked to build a firm foundation for the University's early emergence as a technological leader. He first advanced the notion that Lawrence Tech was a private college serving a public purpose.
Lawrence Tech's first residence hall, the Buell Management Building, the Don Ridler Field House, a major addition to the engineering facilities, the return of graduate programs, and the massive growth of computer facilities marked the tenure of Richard E. Marburger, who served as president from 1977 to 1993 and as chair of the Board of Trustees and chief executive officer, 1981–93.
Charles M. Chambers became president in 1993 and served until he was named chancellor in 2006. During his presidency, he oversaw significant enhancement of the University's international reputation as a distinguished center of technological education and research. A Strategic Plan and Campus Master Plan were adopted to guide the University. Other achievements include the construction of the University Technology and Learning Center, University, the Edward Donley Residence Hall (formerly North Housing), the A. Alfred Taubman Student Services Center, and the Center for Innovative Materials Research; a redeveloped campus quadrangle; establishment of a Faculty Senate; conversion of the computer system to a client server model with full Internet2 connectivity and online library access; creation of Michigan's first completely wireless laptop campus; and expanded bookstore, dining, and student activity facilities.
Lewis N. Walker was named interim president in February 2006, became president in July 2006, and chancellor in July 2012. He had previously served as provost, the University's chief academic officer, and executive vice president. Under Walker, Lawrence Tech aggressively expanded programs in emerging economic sectors such as robotics, defense, and sustainability, including "fast track" certificate programs to help professionals retool themselves for new careers. He was committed to developing the leadership skills of Lawrence Tech's students and worked with faculty to add a leadership component to the curricula of all undergraduate programs. He forged partnerships with universities worldwide that brought international students to campus and provided further opportunities for Lawrence Tech students to study abroad. He also oversaw the reinvigoration of student life and return of varsity sports to campus.
Virinder K. Moudgil, Lawrence Tech's seventh president, assumed office in July 2012. He has had a long career as a professor and university administrator and was an active researcher in the molecular mechanisms of steroid hormone action and the hormonal regulation of breast cancer. At LTU Moudgil presided over the construction and completion of the A. Alfred Taubman Engineering, Architecture, and Life Sciences Complex and the Lloyd E. Reuss Residence Hall. The University's fourth student dormitory, East Residence Hall, is currently under construction. Moudgil also launched the Global Village program to help all LTU students learn more about other cultures and the interconnectedness of the world economy.Lawrence Tech was founded on the principle that every person should have the opportunity for a college education. From the beginning, there were no restrictions on entering students relating to race, sex, color, creed, or national or ethnic origin – only the requirement that students qualify for admission and have the desire to succeed. Working students could earn a baccalaureate degree by attending evening programs, day programs, or a combination of the two – a feature unique in 1932 and still remarkable today.
The school was originally called Lawrence Institute of Technology. Its present name, Lawrence Technological University, was approved on January 1, 1989, by the State of Michigan, and more clearly describes Lawrence Tech's undergraduate and graduate mission.
Lawrence Tech was founded as a college of engineering with only a few hundred students and a handful of faculty. Today it offers more than 100 programs in four colleges, with a total enrollment of approximately 4,500 students, and employs more than 400 full- and part-time faculty. In terms of enrollment, Lawrence Tech is among Michigan's largest independent colleges.
In 1950, associate programs were added to Lawrence Tech's baccalaureate offerings. In 1952 the College of Management was re-established, having its origins in an earlier industrial engineering curriculum. Master's degree programs in management were launched in 1989. The College of Architecture and Design evolved in 1962 from the former architectural engineering department and in 1993 launched a Master of Architecture program. The College of Arts and Sciences was established in 1967. Master's degree programs in engineering were begun in 1990 and in Arts and Sciences in 1997. Doctoral programs were launched in 2002.
Concurrently, there has been an enormous expansion and improvement of facilities. The University's first campus was located in Highland Park, in a building leased from Henry Ford adjacent to the huge manufacturing facility where he built the Model T and perfected the moving assembly line. As enrollment grew, the University acquired acreage in Southfield and in 1955 opened its first building on what had been a General Mills research farm. The campus has since expanded to 107 acres and 17 major buildings, as well as the Frank Lloyd Wright-designed Affleck House in Bloomfield Hills, which was donated to the University in 1978.
In 1977, Lawrence Tech shed its "commuter" classification by opening the nine-story South Housing residence hall. The 1980s and 1990s were distinguished by the opening of the Wayne H. Buell Management Building and the Don Ridler Field House, numerous improvements to existing buildings, and a substantial increase in state-of-the-art laboratory and computer equipment. The University Technology and Learning Center opened in 2001, Edward Donley Residence Hall (formerly North Housing) in 2002, and the A. Alfred Taubman Student Services Center and the Center for Innovative Materials Research in 2006. The University's third student residence, the Lloyd E. Reuss Residence Hall, opened in 2015 as a first-year student community. The Taubman Engineering, Architecture, and Life Sciences Complex, Home of the Marburger STEM Center, which connects the Science and Engineering Buildings, opened in fall 2016.The University's fourth student dormitory, East Residence Hall, is slated to open for the fall 2018 semester.
In 2011 competitive athletics returned to campus with the University's entry into the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics. LTU now supports 23 varsity men's and women's teams in baseball, basketball, bowling, cross country, football, golf, ice hockey, lacrosse, soccer, softball, tennis, and volleyball – and a pep band, marching band, and dance team.
The University also offers programs with partner universities in Asia, Europe, Mexico, and the Middle East.


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The Beauty Industry Shows Washington What We're All About
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The Professional Beauty Association (PBA) and the Professional Beauty Federation (PBF)returned to Washington D.C. on May 8, 2013 along with industry volunteers from across the country for Lobby Day followed by Welcome to Our World 2013. The annual visit to Capitol Hill brings together beauty professionals from across the industry who volunteer their time to speak with members of Congress and their staffs about the issues affecting our industry and how they can help promote growth for salons / spas and licensed professionals followed by an evening of complimentary beauty services.
Six teams of approximately five to seven beauty professionals met with more than 40 congressional offices, including the offices of Senators Joe Donnelly, Dan Coats, Roy Blunt, Kirsten Gillibrand, Chuck Schumer, Pat Toomey, Bob Case, Saxby Chambliss, Ted Cruz, John Cornyn, Jim Inhofe, Tom Coburn, Barbara Boxer, Pat Roberts, Jerry Moran, Susan Collins, William Cowan, Angus King, Elizabeth Warren, as well as Representatives Todd Young, Sander Levin, Jackie Walorski, Tom Reed, Dina Titus, Blaine Luetkemeyer, Mike Quigley, Tom Price, Allyson Schwartz, Charlie Dent, Joe Barton, Xavier Becerra, Linda Sanchez, Lynn Jenkins, Ed Markey, and Chellie Pingree.
While the state of the industry as a whole was discussed, lobby teams also advocated for the Small Business Tax Equalization & Compliance Act, which is currently in the final stages of being reintroduced as part of the legislative process. The Bill would give salon owners a dollar-for-dollar tax credit on the FICA taxes they currently pay on their employees' tip earnings. This is a tax provision the restaurant industry has enjoyed for nearly 15 years and the salon industry should as well. If passed, the legislation would allow salon owners to invest back into their businesses and employees in the form of expansion, redevelopment, more education and employee benefits.
Organized by the Professional Beauty Federation (PBF), which is comprised of the Professional Beauty Association (PBA), American Association of Cosmetology Schools (AACS), International Salon/Spa Business Network (ISBN), jcpenney Salon, OPI, International Spa Association (ISPA) and Sexy Hair, the annual Welcome To Our World Event (WTOW) was once again a huge success.
Welcome To Our World 2013. Organized by PBF on Capitol Hill.
As one of Capitol Hill's most popular learning events, a pop-up salon featuring complimentary haircuts and mini-manicures is created and staffed by more than 100 professional volunteers. More than 500 members of Congress and their staffs came and learned about the professional beauty industry's key issues, including access to cosmetology education and financial aid, consumer protection, equitable taxation and small business support. Several members of Congress attended the event, including Rep. Patrick Meehan (R-PA), Rep. Charlie Dent (R-PA), Rep. Peter Welch (D-VT), Rep. Dina Titus (D-NV), and Rep. Duncan Hunter (R-CA).
"Our members literally 'touch' more than half of the U.S. voters at least once every year. No other industry has such an extended reach. We will continue to reach out to Congress throughout the year about our key issues, including equitable taxation, access to cosmetology education, consumer protection, fairness in financial aid for our students and small business support," said Eric Schwartz, COO of OPI Products and President of the Professional Beauty Federation.
The professional beauty industry is an exciting and growing part of the U.S. economy. Industry professionals have a range of professional opportunities, including working as a stylist, owning a salon, and manufacturing their own product lines. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, there are 1,069,310 salon establishments in the U.S. Salon service revenues equal $75.38 billion dollars. A majority of U.S. salon industry businesses are owned by women; 54 percent of employment-based salons and spas, which is three times higher than women's business ownership rate (18 percent) for the economy as a whole.
To learn more about PBA government advocacy efforts on the state and local level as well as how to participate in grassroots efforts and/or future Lobby Day events, visit www.probeauty.org/advocacy.


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It was great while it lasted.
This place is still infested with weebs, I see.
Noooo. I was hoping this wasn't true but... I guess not. If they release an OVA series, I'd be really happy. As long as the manga is ongoing, there'll always be hope! When episode 203 is released, I'll be watching with a sad face.
That's bullshit.
Woah! That actually breaks my heart to see/read this series come to an end. But I guess it's okay since they've caught up with the manga and if they did continue it... it'll be like bleach, making unnecessary fillers in the middle of an arc... and I don't want that...
on a side note, the contest deadline is a day before my birthday! Oooh, would be awesome to win it. time to hunt!
Wow! I am disappointed to here this. I just started watching the episodes this summer. I hope the producers will give the show another season or more. Thanks for series.
NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!! TT^TT.....this stinks....good thing i havent catched up yet....i should enjoy it slowly.... snif sniff....i realle hope there will be a next season....I LOVE THIS ANIME!!!!
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What do u mean good news? A contest does not make the end of the anime any easier. i was really looking forward to the shimon family arc too. >.< This really sucks. ...and considering Reborn is really the main reason I''m still subscribing here i probably wont be here much longer.
Hoping for new and better anime on CR
I'm happy cause i'ts another series that I have not to watch episode each week =D
But, I'm sad because i'ts the end...
*sigh* I'm going to miss this anime. D: I prefer manga, but still. I've followed this series so long time and now it's over. Kinda makes me sad. I have no idea what I'm gonna do on saturday mornings for now on. ;-;
Let's just hope that they'll do another season.
I'm speechless. ;_;
D: wat am i suppose to watch on friday ! i love reborn D: ugh
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i really like haru she so nice go haru date are tsuna show over
I know Haru is like the best chick in the series and I freaking love 2786, but this is a Shounen so I doubt there would be any real dates anyways.
Well I guess this is it for the series for now, but I don't expect the anime to end like this for good they might pick it back up again once the manga ends or the current ongoing arc ends. So I really hope this is just a long hiatus like with Gintama I heard there was going to be a Rebocon in November so maybe they will announce something then?? At least they had the balls to end it instead of creating a mountain of pointless fillers like in Bleach and Naruto and they did pick a good place to end it at for the time being
Life is a bitch, so if its easy you're doing it wrong
Like you said, they put themselves in a corner like so many other series have done(Eyeshield 21 being a prime example) and had to end it because they didn't want fans waiting 3 or 4 weeks at a time for a new episode. This is because a new episode is about 2 or 3 chapters worth of content I believe and since it's a weekly show, this just wouldn't have worked out. It's a shame though because the next arc coming up is getting extremely good and would have been great in animated form(two words, Adelheid Suzuki ) . Hopefully down the road there is still enough of a fan base to make another season.
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Are you kidding me?!!! >:O I'm so mad. I'm sure gonna miss this though.
WTF!!!! Reborn is NO MORE? WHY???? Well I guess they will do it like Naruto? There will be a part 2? The Manga is still going!! From what I've read from the above comments I HOPE there a part 2! Reborn was AWESOME!!!! Nuff said!
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Noooooooo =( This makes me so sad.. Why does all the good animes have to end so early I dont wanna read the manga. Id` be happy with fillers.
Blue exorcist
I just started watching Reborn last summer and now the anime is ending.
Oh well, there's always the manga.
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As fleets of uranium ore trucks fill the highways from all directions hauling ore to the only operating uranium mill in America (located south of Blanding) the long-term future of the industry continues to improve.
From a story by the Associated Press in the June 14 issue of the Deseret News, San Juan County is squarely in the center of the rebirth of nuclear power generation in the United States.
The uranium industry essentially died 30 years ago when the Three Mile Island nuclear "disaster" allowed environmentalists the excuse to pronounce the industry too dangerous to allow further development. Even though there has never been a death in one of the 104 operating nuclear power plants in this country, the construction of nuclear power plants came to a complete halt for the next three decades.
Countries like France and Japan continued with their nuclear programs and today the vast majority of the power in those nations comes from the atom. Today those countries are world leaders in the exportation of nuclear technology and hardware such as reactor cores.
Nuclear power still has its critics. Residents in areas where new generators are proposed, protest on the grounds that atomic reactors may be targets for terrorists. Cyrus Reed, Conservation Director for the Sierra Club's Lone Star Chapter, says that nuclear plants are too expensive, risky, and use too much water. He says this, despite the fact that most of the proposed new plants are to be built in the South, which is the wettest area of the nation.
However, unlike Mr. Reed, many environmentalists have today switched their wrath from nuclear to coal-powered plants, which are considered by them to be contributors to global warming. The result has been the resurrection of the program that died 30 years ago.
The Nuclear Regulatory Commission is presently reviewing applications for 13 new reactors in eight different states including one in Utah. There are another 12 plants in seven other states which have indicated they will submit applications before the end of this year. Even with the present protracted time necessary from application through construction to power production, it is anticipated that the first plants approved could come on line as soon as 2016. Each plant will cost billions of dollars. As expensive as new plants are to build, the operating plants built before 1979 today generate power at considerably less cost than any other method except hydro generation. America's energy problems would be very different today if the nuclear industry had been allowed to continue uninterrupted from 1979 to the present.
However, nuclear power activity in the United States today is dwarfed by plans in China, India and other nations. The demand for nuclear fuel derived from uranium is expected to continue to rise, as hundreds of nuclear power projects are built around the world.
As this demand continues, it will only increase mining, trucking and milling in San Juan County and the Colorado Plateau. Three new mills are slated to be built or brought out of mothballs in Utah and Colorado as soon as licenses from the Nuclear Regulatory Commission are received. Until then, the mill in Blanding is the center of the nuclear universe in the USA. This area has more proven uranium reserves than anywhere in the country. A decade from now, today's uranium industry may be a "drop in the bucket" compared to what may be coming down the pike.


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The title of this extraordinary book is from (and because of) the classic Dr. Seuss book The Lorax. The specific quote from the book: "Speak for the trees, for the trees have no tongues."
"Speak For The Trees is not only about art," Andria Friesen, the book's composer states, "nor is it solely about the environment, spirituality, science or philosophy. This collection embodies and blends all of these elements and more: it transcends boundaries. This would be an entirely different book were it titled Speak About The Trees. I am forever grateful for Seuss' wisdom."
Wishes from Yoko Ono's project "Wish Tree" composed throughout the "Speak for the Trees" exhibition are among other "Wish Tree" wishes presently on display at New York's Museum of Modern Art. Ultimately, the wishes will be placed at the base of a column of light, the Imagine Peace Tower in Reykjavik, Iceland. Andria Friesen stated: We are honored and thrilled, especially given that MoMA's book store was the first to represent "Speak for the Trees."
The Arbor Day Foundation posted their recommendation of books and Speak For The Trees made the list. Check out their other noteworthy selections: Arbor Day Online Books
Speak For The Trees is now available at the Museum of Modern Art.
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Tuesday, September 8, 2015
Bleeding and Clotting Disorders
Polycythemia Vera in 18 Year Old
My 18 year old son is being seen by a family physician for an elevated red blood cell count. It is only slightly elevated, so he may just lean toward a higher average than most. However, he has had a number of other symptoms for years: abdominal pain, sensitivity to changes in temperature (with the hands & feet becoming blotchy red), fatigue, insomnia and asthma, to name the worst symptoms. I was told by one oncologist he saw that "if he was 70 years old then I would know what is wrong with him." The same doctor told me that someone my son`s age would not have polycythemia vera. How common is this disorder in youth and what are the main symptoms and tests? Thank you!!
This disorder is somewhat rare in younger adults such as your son. There are a lot of additional factors that need to be considered in evaluating someone with an elevated hemoglobin or RBC count. I would encourage you to talk to your son's physician and consider a referral to a hematologist with experience with these blood disorders. Many times one can be found at a university hospital that is near by.
I hope this helps, but it is not possible to give a more detailed answer without knowing more of the specifics of your son's case and being able to talk with and examine him.
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Citing family health issues, Gerry Gersbach is cutting short his term as mayor of Beverly Beach, leaving Vice Chairman Jim Ardell as acting mayor.
Gerry Gersbach is cutting short his term as mayor of Beverly Beach over family health issues, leaving Vice Chairman Jim Ardell as acting mayor.
"This is not a decision I made lightly," Gersbach said Monday. "But when it comes to family there is no position or job that takes precedence over that."
Gersbach's son, Gerry Gersbach Jr., 48, of Lawton, Okla., will be undergoing serious and invasive surgery, the elder Gersbach said.
"I'm going to be there with him every step," Gersbach said. "I won't be coming back until he's fully recovered."
Gersbach turned in his letter of resignation Friday.
"There are only three months left of my term," Gersbach said. "I wasn't going to run for re-election, but I needed to step down for continuity for the community. The last thing a small town needs is a mayor with a cellphone sitting in hospital when the first thing they tell you to do is to turn your phone off."
Gersbach became mayor in March after Steve Emmett, Beverly Beach's mayor of 11 years, retired.
Ardell was appointed to the Town Commission in January after Commissioner John McDonald died in October 2011. He was elected to the chair in March.
Ardell was sworn is as acting mayor Friday by Clerk Donna Procida, as is required by Town Charter. The commission will also be required to appoint a successor at February's meeting to serve the remainder of Ardell's term through the March 2014 election.
Procida is training her own replacement until her last day Jan. 4.
Gersbach said he's been working closely with Ardell all along, but especially after it became apparent to him that he might need to alter his plans and leave office before the official end of his term.
"This is not the way I wanted to go out," Gersbach said. "Donna Francis has been hired as clerk. There is six weeks overlap between. The clerk position is extremely important, so we want that transition to be smooth, too."
Ardell said the whirlwind of change has been a "culture shock," but he's prepared to take over the helm.
"We are going to have a turnover meeting tomorrow, so that everything goes well," Ardell said.
Residents' safety, transparency and fiscal discipline top the list of Ardell's concerns.
Coming town projects include a ground-breaking for the Sunset Inlet townhouses, the acting mayor said.
"This is a Jim Cullis project, with Grand Haven Construction," Ardell said. "He wanted to have something built for the March Parade of Homes, but that will come up pretty quickly. We just want to make sure that everything is done right."
Gersbach said he's leaving the town in good hands.
"Jim is a good man, and will be a good mayor," Gersbach said.
Anyone interested in serving the remainder of Ardell's term should submit a resume to the Town Clerk no later than noon Jan. 7 in care of the Town of Beverly Beach, 2735 N. Oceanshore Blvd., Beverly Beach, FL 32136.