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While the rest of the world awaits in awe for the unveiling of the iPad, we've got our hands on the newly released iPad 3G.
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The much awaited iPad 3G is finally in the hands of iFixit!
The Wi-Fi + 3G iPad. We got a sneak peak of the internals of this tablet a month ago by poking around on the FCC's database.
The 3G iPad is visually distinguished from its Wi-Fi-only sibling by a black plastic RF window.
The 3G iPad supports UMTS/HSDPA on 850, 1900, and 2100 MHz and GSM/EDGE on 850, 900, 1800, and 1900 MHz.
In a dramatic shift for Apple, the iPad is unlocked, and not tied down to a specific carrier.
Alas, in the US, AT&T is the only carrier that operates 3G on frequencies the iPad supports. T-Mobile should work, but only on the slower EDGE network.
Unless T-Mobile is now offering micro-SIM cards. AT&T still has the exclusive on this Apple device.
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Unless T-Mobile is now offering micro-SIM cards. AT&T still has the exclusive on this Apple device.
As far as I know, the "micro" is only in the sorrounding area of the "electronic" part, so, correctly cut-out big-SIMs will be converted to micro-SIMs.
it's very simple, so, HP and Google can soon make two low cost clones with webOS and ChromeOS
I can really see a lot of user cutting down their SIM cards to fit. Very practical. Let me know when someone actually does this.
you can make your own microsim...
instructions for all SIMs (standard size) are here:
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it's very simple, so, HP and Google can soon make two low cost clones with webOS and ChromeOS
Yea right... And also clone iPhone OS?
The iPad's model number is A1337 as previously suggested by the FCC filing. Yes, we think that's l33t.
There's no use wasting anymore time, let's see what makes this puppy growl.
We'll be comparing the internals of this production unit to the preproduction FCC photos we exclusively unveiled a month ago.
After some careful prying around with a metal spudger, the display assembly can be removed from the rear case.
The innards of the iPad 3G (left) and the iPad Wi-Fi (right).
Some major differences include the 3G chip, SIM card board, and the plastic antenna cover at the top of the case.
The 3G iPad is not nearly as barren as the Wi-Fi-only iPad, but it's still not jam-packed.
Pry up the antenna on the communications board with a plastic opening tool. This is one of two antennas on the communications board.
The communications board is secured by T4 Torx screws.
Upon removing the screws, the communications board slides out of its socket on the logic board. The connection socket style is similar to a Mini PCI Express card.
Removing the micro-SIM card. That's a really small SIM card!
The iPad's SIM card measures 12mm x 15mm. That's just under half the size of the standard size SIM card from an iPhone 3GS.
You could cut up a full-size SIM card and turn it into a Micro-SIM. The contacts are fully compatible.
The pin-out for a SIM and micro SIM are the same. You could cut down a full size SIM to fit and it would work.
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The pin-out for a SIM and micro SIM are the same. You could cut down a full size SIM to fit and it would work.
Yup pin-out, clock-speed, etc., are the same; I don't think there's been a SIM whose chip was larger than the contact area for over a decade, so be gentle with a sander, sand the @*%^*^! down, and voila.
New to the 3G iPad, there's an antenna attached to the backside of the display assembly. The copper foil piece seen in the picture connects to the silver metal LCD frame. Apple has cleverly used this same piece of metal for both structural and electrical purposes.
Use the flat end of a spudger to pry the SIM card slot off the rear case.
It sure doesn't look like Apple was tight on space. As far as we know, the only purpose of this board is to connect the SIM card to the logic board.
Comparison between the iPad 3G's (left) and the iPad Wi-Fi's (right) logic board.
When comparing the two models, the top half of the Wi-Fi's rear case has copious amounts of open space.
Use the tip of a spudger to disconnect the GPS antenna ZIF cable connector.
The GPS antenna assembly can be pried off the plastic antenna cover with the flat end of a spudger.
The front and back of the GPS antenna assembly.
Lift the cellular antenna from its housing.
The cellular antenna remains.
From left to right: the Wi-Fi/Bluetooth, GPS, and 3G antennas, respectively.
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Please, where exactly is the A-GPS chipset on the com. board?
It's the Broadcom part in the top-left of the board, to the left of the Skyworks chip.
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That is so weird!! I also can not figure out how the GPS RF signal routes into the chip! The GPS antenna with B2B connector (Most use to transmit logical signal), not the RF coaxial cable to feed into. Can someone explain why apple uses this way to carry GPS signal?
The 3G board with A4 processor.
The second shot is the main board from the Wi-Fi iPad.
Key differences?
The most obvious change is the addition of the connector on the right side of the board for the communications board.
More subtle is an additional small IC above the A4 chip next to the connector for the GPS antenna. This may be a signal processor, but we can't firmly identify it: T3J 927 632567.
Bottom of the main board.
Nothing much to see here, it's exactly the same as the Wi-Fi board.
Check out the copyright dates between the two boards. Perhaps this indicates the 3g version took longer to work out - which would explain the later release date
The later release date had to do with FCC clearance IIRC.
Apple soldered the EMI shield onto the communications board, making it challenging for us to show you the chips. Despite this adversity, we pressed forward undaunted, fearlessly unsoldering the board to reveal to you:
Infineon 337S3754 PMB 8878 X-Gold baseband IC 5Y06115. This part had the Infineon logo in the pre-production unit, but Apple has white-labeled it to obscure the manufacturer. This is the exact same baseband processor as the iPhone 3GS.
Skyworks SKY77340 Power Amplifier Module
Three Triquint power amplifier / filters.
Infineon U6952
Numonyx 36MY1EE
Along the right are three TriQuint power amplifiers: TQM616035A, TQM666032B, and TQM676031A. These are the same three chips that Apple used in the iPhone 3G nearly 2 years ago.
Broadcom A-GPS BCM47501UBG F01003 P11 949871 SN
Bottom of communications board.
The second photo is from the pre-release FCC unit. The bottom of our board has additional part number markings, but is otherwise identical to the pre-production unit.
It's important to note that the Broadcom A-GPS package is on the communications board, explaining why the Wi-Fi-only iPad does not have GPS.
That wraps up this teardown of the iPad 3G.
Don't forget to take a peek at its cousin, the iPad Wi-Fi Teardown for more iPad related mayhem.
What I'm truly curious about is adding 3G to a WiFi-only iPad. Would it be possible just to attach the extra required parts to the logic board?
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What I'm truly curious about is adding 3G to a WiFi-only iPad. Would it be possible just to attach the extra required parts to the logic board?
Most likely not. You would need to do some low level software stuff to get it recognised. Also, don't forget that the "PCI-e like" connecter isn't actually on the WiFi model, so you'd be hand soldering a custom connector (where would you source it) - or bypass the connector - and either way be hand soldering on a complex chip. You'd have to buy each edition of the iPad anyway, to examine the pinouts to know where to do it.
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Where is the hard drive? Anybody try installing a bigger hard drive?
There is no standard HDD. It's flashed based solid state memory like on the iPhones which means you can't upgrade it.
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Anybody know if you hook up and external HD through the usb adapter, if it will read it?
The way it says it reads your camera strongly suggests it simply supports USB Mass Storage over that USBHost, so technically in hardware and even drivers it should be able to. Whether it can do anyhting more with the data in software than pull photos off it is another issue.
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Ok, so its not upgradeable but its shock proof. Anybody know if you hook up and external HD through the usb adapter, if it will read it?
Someone has worked that out with some jail broken software. It's just not very easy.
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G9477, New June 2014
This fisheries and aquaculture guide is one in a series being developed jointly by MU Extension and Lincoln University.
Sunfish — bluegill, redear and longear sunfish — are among the most popular species of fish for angling in Missouri (Figure 1). They are relatively easy to catch on a variety of lures and baits and provide a challenge for anglers of all ages, making hybrid sunfish a popular choice for stocking in ponds to improve angling opportunities.
Several popular hybrid sunfish crosses are used to stock ponds, including bluegill and green sunfish, bluegill and redear sunfish, and green sunfish and redear sunfish. The most commonly stocked hybrid is a male bluegill crossed with a female green sunfish (Figure 2). These hybrids are exceptionally hardy fish.
Bluegill and green sunfish usually inhabit, feed and spawn in shallow areas of the pond. Bluegill and green sunfish are multiple spawners and will frequent nests arranged as colonies over the warm summer months. Redear sunfish, on the other hand, only spawn once a year and normally do so at a cooler temperature than bluegill or green sunfish.
Bluegill-green sunfish hybrids and bluegill-redear hybrids are good combinations because they prefer different areas of the pond and have different feeding habits. Some pond owners like these combinations because they offer diverse fishing.
Being a mix of two species, hybrid sunfish have attributes of both parents. Such attributes include fast growth, reduced reproduction, ability to eat floating fish feed and an aggressive feeding behavior, which makes them easy to catch. Although hybrid sunfish are not sterile, breeding is greatly reduced because 85 to 95 percent are male. Hybrid sunfish cannot replace bluegill in a pond stocked with bass and bluegill because they do not produce enough offspring to provide enough food for largemouth bass.
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Bluegill (left) and red-eared sunfish (right) are among the most popular sunfishes to stock in ponds and lakes in Missouri.
Figure 2
Hybrid sunfish (a cross between female green sunfish and male bluegill) are a popular choice for stocking small ponds and provide excellent angling opportunities.
Establishing a hybrid sunfish population in newly developed or recently renovated ponds is often a good management decision. Hybrid sunfish are best suited to ponds no larger than 3 acres. Starting with a new pond is best — or one in which existing fish have been removed. Stocking hybrid sunfish in ponds with an established fish population is often wasteful because hybrid sunfish will have to compete for food and may be eaten by existing fish.
Successfully managing a hybrid sunfish pond requires following stocking and harvest recommendations. Table 1 lists various stocking rates and options to consider. Stocking rates will depend on the fertility level of the pond water and whether you plan to feed the fish a pre-prepared fish food during the year.
In most situations, hybrid sunfish fingerlings should be stocked along with largemouth bass fingerlings. This combination prevents overpopulation and creates ideal growth conditions for the hybrids that were originally stocked in the pond. When stocked along with bass, hybrid sunfish offspring do not survive because bass will eat them. Largemouth bass that are caught should be released to preserve a balance between predators and prey. Stocking bass is a management decision meant to keep the production of hybrids down to improve hybrids' growth. You can also stock channel catfish fingerlings for an additional angling opportunity.
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Species selection and stocking rates per acre for hybrid sunfish ponds.
You can establish a feeding program using floating catfish pellets that are at least 28 percent protein. When water temperatures reach 60 to 65 degrees F, provide as much food as fish will eat in 15 to 20 minutes. Adjust the amount of feed each day as the fish grow, and avoid overfeeding. If fish are not eating the feed offered within 20 minutes, you are probably overfeeding, which can affect water quality. A demand fish feeder can save you time and money by automating the feeding process.
When hybrid sunfish are stocked at correct levels and fed at the recommended rates, they will weigh about half a pound after two years. If fish are not fed, they will probably average about a quarter pound after two years.
Keep records of the number of hybrid sunfish removed so you can restock with fingerlings when 50 to 75 percent of the originally stocked fish have been caught or removed. Restock hybrid sunfish after four or five years to maintain a quality hybrid sunfish fishery. Restocking will be necessary because any of the second-generation hybrids that survive will be more like the original bluegill species and therefore more apt to reproduce. Keep in mind that the goal of hybrid sunfish management is to produce large sunfish, so bass growth is typically undesirable. This process is an example of a "put-and-take" fishery, which means the hybrids that are stocked, raised and caught will need to be replaced in future years.
When restocking, plan to also catch and remove largemouth bass from the pond, or stock larger hybrid sunfish fingerlings of at least 3 to 4 inches. Another option is to completely drain the pond, if you have the capability, and start over rather than restocking fingerlings in an existing pond. If you choose to drain the pond entirely, restock at the same rates as the initial stocking.
Sunfish and sunfish hybrids are often overlooked by pond owners because of their small size, but they're a great choice for fishing and eating. Sunfish make an excellent meal because they have good flavor, firm white flesh and contain little fat. Producers with the Missouri Aquaculture Association sell sunfish fingerlings and can provide information on developing a hybrid sunfish. Refer to the Missouri Department of Conservation's Missouri Pond Handbook and contact your local MU Extension Center or the Lincoln University Aquaculture Extension Program for additional information on managing a pond for hybrid sunfish production and fishing.
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2007-08: Appeared in 19 games her junior season...Averaged 1.8 points in 7.6 minutes per game...Finished the season with 35 points scores, 13 rebounds, 16 assists and 11 steals...Shot 72.7% (8-11) at the free throw line...Scored a season-high eight points with five assists and three rebounds in a win at Central Connecticut (12/10/07)...Her five assists against the Blue Devils tied her career-high...Tied her career-high with four steals against Saint Francis-PA (2/16/08)...Added six points, four assists and four rebounds to her totals against the Red Flash. 2006-07: Played in 30 games her sophomore season, earing a pair of starting assignments...Averaged 2.7 points in 10.6 minutes player per game...Handed out 30 assists with 13 steals while backing up both guard positions...Shot 32.4% (11-34) from behind the three-point line...Scored a season-high 12 points hitting five of eight from the field with a pair of three's in a win at Robert Morris (1/22/07)...Scored 10 points with an assist and a steal at Mount St. Mary's (1/3/07)...Scored seven points, grabbed four rebounds, passed out three assists and had a pair of steals in a win at Binghamton (11/14/06). 2005-06: Gruber gave the Pioneers an offensive spark of the bench throughout her freshman campaign...She played in 28 games and averaged 12.0 minutes on the season...She tallied 4.7 points per game and collected 34 assists and 12 steals on the year...Gruber shot 45.5% (50-110) from the field during the year including a pair of perfect shooting nights...She buried all seven of her shots including three treys in an 82-54 win over Saint Peter's (1/2/06) for a season-high 17 points...She matched her three triples and hit five-of-five as the Pioneers posted an 89-52 win at St. Francis-PA (12/10/05) for 13 points...Against Mount St. Mary's (1/16/06) she tallied 10 points and passed out three assists with three rebounds...She handed out five assists, a season-high mark, in a home win over Wagner (1/7/06). Prior to SHU: A graduate of Notre Dame Academy where she lettered in three sports...A four-year member of the varsity basketball team for coaches Maureen and John Hannafin...Averaged 15.0 points per game over her career, finishing as the school's 2nd all-time leading scorer...Named her team's Most Valuable Player her sophomore through senior seasons...Named NY Newsday All-Staten Island First Team her junior and senior years...Honorable Mention NY Newsday All-City Team...Staten Island Advance All-Star as a junior and senior...Also a standout on the softball, cross country and volleyball teams...A National Honor Society student...Member of her school's Sports Council...Recipient of the St. John's University Award for Excellence in Math and Chemistry...Named a Who's Who in American High Schools. Personal: Elizabeth Gruber Born: 7/5/87 Parents: Judith and Charles Gruber Major: Human Movement. Favorite Team: New York Yankees. Favorite Professional Athletes: Derek Jeter and Vince Carter. Favorite Book: It's Not About the Bike - Lance Armstrong. Favorite Movies: Love & Basketball and The Notebook. Favorite TV Show: Friends. Favorite Food: French Fries.


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You can't beat a system you can't understand
Our crack research team, the Googlamaniacs, have unearthed startling data that needs to be addressed. Apparently, the television networks have us so brain-washed, mesmerized and brain dead from watching years of nonsensical programming, that we don't even notice when we are being bombarded with an onslaught of tasteless, disgusting messages we do not want to hear.
After nanoseconds of intense study, the Googlamaniacs discovered that pharmaceutical companies own the 6 o'clock news hour. They sponsor the evening news on all three major networks.
Why is this significant? Because most people in this country eat their supper immediately before or after the 6 o'clock news. The more civilized households schedule dinner around the evening news hour to avoid watching television while they are dining.
However, I admit that when I am at home alone, I often eat my dinner while watching the news, and quite frankly, it's a disgusting experience. Not because the news is always bad, we have learned to live with that. Good news doesn't sell.
It is disgusting because, for eight minutes of every half-hour, the one-sided dinnertime conversation coming from the TV is talking about some product designed to cure or relieve the symptoms of obscure and not so obscure ailments or conditions suffered by humanity.
I can think of nothing more unappetizing than a television commercial announcing the latest remedy for unwanted leaking bodily fluids, or the best brand of anti-fungus medication recommended for weird growths under the toenails. What are these people thinking? If you want to lose weight, just watch the 6 o'clock news before you eat. Your appetite will be non-existent in less than 30-seconds - guaranteed.
Why would anyone want to consider the discomforts of nasal congestion while attempting to enjoy the bouquet of a fine French wine? Who, in their right mind wants to hear about ingesting something that "may cause nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, blurred vision, rapid heart beat, and possible dizziness, while anticipating the delicate flavor of a fork full of creamy seafood risotto? Nobody - that's who.
Nonetheless, that is what happens every evening between 6 and 7 o'clock. A 30-second TV commercial contains an average of 75 words. This translates into 150 words of advertising copy blaring from your television during every minute of commercial time. Since networks broadcast eight minutes of commercials every half hour, if you watch a 30-minute news program, you listen to 1,200 words that you do not want to hear, particularly at that time. If you choose to watch the local as well as the national news, that number can be doubled.
Logic tells me that if I were in the advertising business, I would want to advertise products that make people want to eat if I'm going to air a television commercial during the dinner hour. Maybe that just makes too much sense.
It seems to me that if the viewing audience is so repulsed by the television commercial they are watching that they would never buy the product being advertised, the worth of the product is of little consequence. Don'tcha think?
What is the matter with these people? Something is very wrong with this picture, or series of moving pictures as the case may be. Granted, I do have the alternative to not watch television and satisfy my need for news from other sources, and I have exercised that option many times. However, since I am a member of the target audience for some of the products being advertised, I want to state for the record, and I am sure I am not alone - that I will not buy products advertised in tasteless television commercials during the dinner hour.
Try this mister pharmaceutical advertiser: If the product you are advertising would not be an acceptable subject for polite dinner table conversation, then your viewers probably don't want to hear about it while they are eating. If that is beyond your limited realm of comprehension, show this column to a third-grader and they will probably be happy to explain it to you.
Tasteless television advertising is definitely a big part of that system we will never understand.


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SAN FRANCISCO >> Even during some of the lean years, the San Francisco Giants-Dodgers rivalry was widely considered among baseball's best.
Now, with the San Francisco Giants winning two of the last four World Series titles and the Dodgers fielding baseball's highest-paid team for a second straight year, the intensity of that rivalry has grown.
"It feels like it a little bit, you feel it just from coming into it with them winning and basically us kind of changing the look of what we do," Dodgers manager Don Mattingly said before L.A.'s 3-2 loss to the Giants in front of 42,469 at AT&T Park that went 12 innings.
"I obviously haven't always been here for this rivalry, but this one comes pretty easy, especially for the fans and the cities," Mattingly said.
This loss, however, was especially tough as the Giants scored the game-winning run on Hector Sanchez's single up the middle off reliever Brandon League (0-1).
The Dodgers gave up a 2-1 lead in the ninth on Brandon Belt's one-out double off closer Kenley Jansen, who blew his second save in six chances.
Brandon Crawford started the game-winning rally in the 12th with a one-out single. He went to second on an infield grounder and took third on a wild pitch before scoring on the hit by Sanchez.
The game started out as a matchup between two of the most dominant pitchers of a decade ago facing each other as Dodgers starter Josh Beckett and the Giants' Tim Lincecum try to resurrect their fledgling careers.
Neither pitcher was involved in the decision.
Beckett had by far his best outing since being shut down a month into the season last year with pinched nerve in his neck. He underwent surgery for the injury that left the future of his career in question.
He struck out four and allowed five walks in five shutout innings of two-hit ball.
Impressively, Beckett survived scoring threats in his last two innings he pitched.
In the fourth, he got out of a bases-loaded, one-out situation, striking out Michael Morse looking on a 3-2 pitch, and then getting Crawford to ground out to third.
Beckett got Buster Posey to fly out to center with the bases loaded and two outs in the fifth.
He was lifted after throwing 90 pitches.
Lincecum, whose career has nose-dived since winning his second straight Cy Young award in 2009, was nearly as good.
He allowed one run on five hits in five innings. He had five strikeouts and allowed no walks.
The only Dodger who hurt Lincecum was a former teammate. Juan Uribe, who celebrated the Giants' 2010 World Series title with Lincecum, homered to left with two outs in the second to break a scoreless tie.
The Dodgers threatened to stretch their lead in the top of the fourth, when they loaded the bases with one out on consecutive singles by Adrian Gonzalez, Yasiel Puig and Andre Ethier.
Lincecum pitched his way out of it, though, striking out Uribe and Tim Federowicz.
Gonzalez's single extended his hitting streak to 10 games.
The Giants tied the game in the sixth when Crawford's sacrifice fly off reliever Chris Withrow scored Hunter Pence.
The Dodgers broke a 1-1 tie in the top of the seventh when Uribe led off the with a double off reliever Jean Machi. Uribe scored later in the inning when Justin Turner singled off reliever Javier Lopez.


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On Friday, September 16, 2011, President Obama signed the America Invents Act at a signing ceremony at Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology in Alexandria, VA. The U.S. Senate voted on September 8, 2011, to reform U.S. patent laws by approving the Leahy-Smith America Invents Act, with identical provisions to H.R. 1249, which was approved by the House of Representatives on June 23, 2011.
The legislation passed by the House and Senate makes significant changes to the U.S. patent system, including conversion to a first-inventor-to-file system, introduction of enhanced post-grant review procedures conducted in the USPTO, and redefinition of the parameters of USPTO funding. The bill also addresses preissuance submissions by third parties; USPTO fee-setting authority; supplemental examination, which appears relevant to the issue of inequitable conduct; reissue, which also appears relevant to the issue of inequitable conduct; micro entity fees; false marking; tax strategy patents; elimination of the best mode defense (although the best mode requirement remains in 35 U.S.C. § 112); special post-grant review for business method patents; USPTO satellite offices; creation of a USPTO ombudsman; residency for Federal Circuit judges; and USPTO authority to prioritize examination.
Many provisions will not be effective for a substantial period of time following enactment of the legislation, and the USPTO will need to promulgate regulations implementing the legislation. A number of important changes will take effect upon enactment. Notably, the threshold for instituting inter partes reexamination will change. The new threshold requires a finding "that there is a reasonable likelihood that the requester would prevail with respect to at least one of the claims challenged in the request." Additionally, the Federal Circuit will serve as the only appeal route from ex parte reexamination decisions. The legislation also includes substantial changes to the false marking statute, which will apply to cases pending on the date of enactment, as well as cases filed on or after that date. Upon enactment, all fees will increase by 15% 10 days after enactment, the USPTO could offer a new micro entity discount (75% discount) for certain fees, and Track I prioritized examination will be available for $4,800. Patent challengers who file proceedings on or after the date of enactment may no longer rely on best mode as a defense to infringement. Also, on or after the date of enactment, patent holders may use virtual marking (through a website). When enacted, the legislation also makes immediate changes to patent applications directed to tax strategies and human organisms. The legislation also includes a change that will apply in certain instances to the method of calculating the due date for a patent term extension application based on FDA approval.
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15 U.S. Code § 636b - Disaster loan interest rates
Any loan made under section 636a [1] of this title and section 4452 [1] of title 42 shall not exceed the current cost of repairing or replacing the disaster injury, loss, or damage in conformity with current codes and specifications. Any loan made under sections 636a [1] and 636d of this title, and sections 3538 and 4452 [1] of title 42 shall bear interest at a rate determined by the Secretary of the Treasury, taking into consideration the current average market yield on outstanding marketable obligations of the United States with remaining periods to maturity of ten to twelve years reduced by not to exceed 2 per centum per annum. In no event shall any loan made under this section bear interest at a rate in excess of 6 per centum per annum.
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Section 636a of this title, referred to in text, was repealed by Pub. L. 97–35, title XIX, § 1917, Aug. 13, 1981, 95 Stat. 781.
Section 4452 of title 42, referred to in text, was repealed by Pub. L. 93–24, § 7, Apr. 20, 1973, 87 Stat. 25.
Section was enacted as part of the Disaster Relief Act of 1970, and not as part of the Small Business Act which comprises this chapter. Section was formerly classified to section 4453 of Title 42, The Public Health and Welfare.
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Duren Scores 33 Points; Sears Adds 17
NEW YORK, N.Y. – How about a little April basketball? Javier Duren scored 26 of his career-high 33 points in the second half as Yale earned a spot in the CollegeInsider.com Tournament semifinals with a thrilling 72-69 victory over Columbia before a stunned crowd of 2,394 at Levien Gym.
The Bulldogs (18-13) will play next Tuesday (Apr.1). The site and opponent will be determined after the last quarterfinal game on Thursday night.
"This is the time of year you want to still be playing," said James Jones, The Joel E. Smilow, Class of 1954 Head Coach of Men's Basketball. "The end of the regular season left a salty taste in our mouths. We felt we let an opportunity for a championship fall through our finger tips. To come out and play in this tournament gave us another chance."
The road to the semifinals has been anything but easy for the Bulldogs, who have trailed at halftime in two of the three games. The other was tied. All three have been decided in the final minutes.
Against Columbia, Yale was down 34-25 at the break. The Bulldogs, though, scored the first 13 points of the second half to get right back in it.
"Coach [Jones] really challenged us at halftime," said Duren. "We weren't playing to the best of our ability, and I took that to heart."
Duren was outstanding in the second half, making 7-of-10 shots from the field and 10-of-12 free throws, including several clutch ones down the stretch.
Yale needed every bit of it. The score was tied at 55 with four minutes remaining. The Bulldogs scored the next four points and extended the lead to 62-57 on a Justin Sears free throw with 2:09 remaining.
Columbia, though, kept making three-pointers to stay alive. Maido Lo's deep trey cut the deficit to one with 43 seconds left. That's when Duren made perhaps his biggest play of the night. After making the first of two free throws to push the lead to two, he missed the second but managed to grab the offensive rebound.
He was quickly fouled again, and this time sank both to increase the lead to four.
The Lions got back within one on a Steve Frankoski three-pointer with five seconds remaining before Duren sank two more free throws with two seconds left. Lo's desperation three-pointer from halfcourt at the buzzer missed, setting off a celebration on the Yale bench.
The performance was a bit of redemption for Duren, who missed Yale's 62-46 loss at Columbia late in the regular season with an injury.
"Having Javier on the floor as our leader is really important," Jones said.
Duren received plenty of support. Sears finished with 17 points, Jack Montague scored nine, and Armani Cotton contributed eight points and six rebounds.
The Bulldogs were better at sharing the ball in the second half when they shot 62.5 percent from the field and scored 47 points.
"We know how good we can be when we trust each other," Duren said.
Lo paced Columbia (21-13) with 22 points. Alex Rosenberg added 19 and Cory Osetkowski scored 10.
The Lions were 15-of-28 from three-point range in the game.
Yale, though, controlled the boards, outrebounding Columbia 32-20, including 18-8 in the second half.
In reaching the semifinals, the Bulldogs have knocked off three teams that had won at least 20 games.
Report filed by Tim Bennett, Yale Sports Publicity


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The city of Chicago is a paradox that serves as the setting for The Chicago Code, the new drama from writer Shawn Ryan (The Shield). In this series, the audience is the passenger, taking an unpredictable ride through the streets of Chicago and navigating crime and corruption with the most respected - and notorious - cops in the city. Jarek Wysocki (Jason Clarke) is a local legend and larger-than-life veteran of the Chicago Police Department. Like the city of Chicago, Jarek is razor blades and brass knuckles wrapped in politeness and egoless charm - a man who throws away partners the way others throw away tissues. Teresa Colvin (Jennifer Beals) arrived at the pinnacle of the Chicago Police Department in a short period of time. She's determined to implement changes before the mud that is Chicago politics clogs her office. As a result of Teresa's difficult choices, she has made some powerful enemies along the way, including two street gangs, the police officers' union and a city alderman who proves to be a dangerous adversary. Jarek's new partner, Caleb Evers (Matt Lauria), is a smart and observant young detective who desperately wants to prove himself. He is savvier and more observant than most people give him credit for, and just might make the perfect yin to Jarek's yang.
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|In the series premiere episode, Teresa Colvin, the city's first female superintendent, lobbies for a city corruption task force to investigate Alderman Ronin Gibbons, a building-magnate-turned-politician. Meanwhile, Colvin's ex-partner and larger-than-life veteran of the Chicago Police Department, Jarek Wysocki, investigates a suspicious murder in Grant Park alongside his new partner Caleb Evers. Also in Jarek's charge are his niece, Vonda Wysocki; her hotshot partner, Isaac Joiner; and Liam Hennessey, an Irish thug who blends in with the gritty world of local crime. Together, these cops stop at nothing to navigate the Windy City's underbelly to fight crime and bring down Alderman Gibbons' empire of corruption.
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Michael Jackson, the child singing sensation with the soulful voice of a fiery angel who went on to moonwalk his way to the title "King of Pop" by recording the best selling album in music history, died Thursday in Los Angeles. He was 50.
It marked a sudden end to a life that veered too often into a bizarre, scandal-plagued soap opera over the 27 years since the release of "Thriller." His death came as he was planning a comeback he hoped would cement his legacy as the leading entertainer of his time -- as well as the head of a musical dynasty that gave the world the Jackson 5 and his superstar sister, Janet.
The sudden end came Thursday afternoon, when an ambulance was called to Jackson's rented mansion where the singer was unconscious and in cardiac arrest. He was rushed to nearby UCLA Medical Center, but never regained consciousness. Sources close to the singer said he has been heavily medicated with prescription drugs, giving rise to speculation that his death may have been the result of an accidental overdose.
An autopsy was scheduled for Friday, but officials said the cause of death may not be known for days or even weeks.
Michael Joseph Jackson was born on Aug. 29, 1958, the seventh of nine children of Joe and Katherine Jackson, a God-fearing couple from hard-scrabble Gary, Indiana.
Joe Jackson, a steel mill worker, was a stern, belt-wielding taskmaster who molded Michael and his older brothers, Tito, Jermaine, Jackie and Marlon through sheer terror, intimidation and determination into the Jackson 5. By the time he was 10, Michael was the group's frontman -- frontboy, really -- providing the leading vocals on such hits as "I Want You Back," "ABC" and the ballad "I'll Be There."
The Motown act soared to international superstardom, thanks to a string of hugely successful albums, appearances on numerous TV programs -- there was even a Jackson 5 cartoon show -- and near-constant touring. It seemed at times that young Michael, who had the poise of a performer far beyond his years and experience, was being robbed of his childhood – a theme that would come to haunt him in the years to follow.
With Jackson nearing adulthood, and the Jackson 5 past its pop prime as a kiddie act, he began striking out on his own, appearing in the 1978 movie version of "The Wiz." He played the Scarecrow to the Dorothy of Diana Ross, the Motown mother figure whom he worshipped. Some would say he wanted to sculpt his face to look like her.
Jackson established himself as a major songwriter and musical force in his own right with the 1979 album "Off The Wall." The record, produced by Quincy Jones, who would become Jackson's new mentor and father figure, yielded such genre-bending, danceable hits as "Rock With You" and "Don't Stop 'Til You Get Enough."
But that was just a taste of the greatness to come.
In 1982, Jackson, again with Jones by his side in the recording studio, released "Thriller," which would go onto spawn nearly as many hits as tracks on the album. The gamut of pop was incredible – he dabbled with hard rock on the driving "Beat it," which featured a blistering, but radio-friendly guitar solo by Eddie Van Halen; the dance-hit title track birthed perhaps the most adventurous and famous music video of all time; "The Girl is Mine" paired him on a sappy, earworm of a love song with Paul McCartney.
But Jackson re-invented pop music with his biggest hit of all: "Billie Jean," which combined a Sly Stone-like funk groove and searing falsetto vocal with an R&B and rock sensibility that could get the dead tapping their toes. His moonwalking-filled performance of the song on a TV special celebrating Motown's 25th anniversary established him as the pre-eminent star of his time – and maybe the most electrifying performer ever.
"Thriller" sold 27 million copies in the U.S. alone, and 51 million overall, giving it a place in the Guinness Book of World Records as the top selling album of all time. He sold some 750 million records in total, placing behind only the Beatles and Elvis.
The Rock and Roll Hall of Famer won 13 Grammys -- eight for "Thriller" alone -- and scored 17 No. 1 hits, with and without his brothers.
Jackson's influence reached far beyond the sales figures and awards. His innovative music videos were a staple of MTV in the 1980s, as the music network became a powerful symbol of youth culture. His dance moves, from moonwalking to the crotch grabbing antics that made the old ladies blush, were widely imitated on stages and club floors around the world. His noveau-Sgt. Pepper military jacket, aviator sunglasses and his ever-present white glove shook the fashion world, earning him the nickname "The Gloved One."
Perhaps most significantly his music and popularity bridged racial and ethnic chasms like no other artist before or since.
In the years following "Thriller," Jackson would produce more hit albums, including, "Bad" and "Dangerous." He co-wrote the 1985 single "We Are the World," which brought together a supergroup of stars from across a wide musical spectrum to raise millions for starving people in Africa.
But the news that would dog Jackson in the last half of his life centered around, at best, his eccentricities as a boy who never grew up, and at worst, a perpetrator of unspeakable child abuse. Fans were more likely to see his picture in the Star or National Enquirer than Billboard or Rolling Stone as odd behavior mushroomed into outright scandal.
There was his incredibly shrinking and shape-changing nose. There was his ever-lightening skin, which he attributed to a condition called vitiligo.
There was his reported attempt to buy the Elephant Man's bones. He succeeded in buying the publishing rights to the Beatles' catalog, infuriating McCartney, who felt Jackson went behind his back.
There was the Peter Pan-inspired Neverland Ranch, complete with rides, and a menagerie – including a chimp named Bubbles. There were sleepovers by child stars, like Macaulay Culkin, and lesser-known kids – including a 13-year-old boy who charged Jackson molested him. The case was settled out of court in 1994. Similar accusations would haunt Jackson a decade later, painting him as a sicko who plied a young cancer survivor with wine he called "Jesus juice." A circus of a trial ended with his acquittal in 2005.
Then there were the apparent sham marriages, one to Lisa Marie Presley, daughter of Elvis, another music king whose downfall and early death he would come to mirror. Jackson and Lisa Marie, whose awkward kiss at the 1994 MTV Music Award was a less-than-convincing declaration of their love, broke up after two years. He later married -- and divorced -- his dermatologist's nurse, Debbie Rowe. Jackson fathered three children -- two of whom he named Prince Michael.
He would walk the streets with a surgical mask over his face, and even donned a burka. He dangled his infant son from a hotel balcony in Germany in 2002 – the most public and craziest of the stunts that had more people calling him Wacko Jacko than the King of Pop.
Jackson's 2001 album "Invincible," proved anything but -- it was a $30 million flop that effectively put his music career on hiatus. Beset by money and seemingly insurmountable image problems, Jackson -- once the highest paid entertainer in the world -- sold Neverland in 2005. He started showing up in Bahrain, where a prince later accused him of defaulting on a $7 million loan.
While fans and the press should have learned never to be shocked by Jackson, he surprised entertainment world recently by signing on for a series of 50 shows beginning this summer in London. The concerts were set to start July 13, though there was talk of postponements amid reports of Jackson suffering from an undisclosed illness. Tickets were snapped up by fans uncertain whether they were going to witness the greatest comeback in pop history or another ring in what had become a traveling circus.
Now the world will never know whether the boy who never grew up would end his career as a man worthy of his title as King of Pop, or as a sad court jester.
Hester is founding director of the award-winning, multi-media NYCity News Service at the City University of New York Graduate School of Journalism. He is the former City Editor of the New York Daily News, where he started as a reporter in 1992.


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It hardly seems possible that less than two months ago, I was in Germany visiting Ableton, Native Instruments, and Tronical—so much has happened since then. Dark Fire was launched on December 15, and shortly thereafter, the first Dark Fires made it out into the world. A few weeks later came NAMM, which basically takes over my life for a month. This time, though, there was a Dark Fire community meeting at NAMM, and while I had no idea how many people were going to come, I was definitely looking forward to it. I knew that at least Steve Conrad from the Dark Fire forum would be there, and having corresponded with him about Dark Fire, wanted to meet him in person—this guy has his act together. I'll round up some photos of the party for the next blog post.
Of course, Dark Fire has now taken on a life of its own. There have been a few bumps along the way, because of various technical issues in the production process. Frankly, I wasn't surprised; the Dark Fire project is ambitious not just because of the guitar, but because of the additional computer interface and software. As soon as you have so many elements, matters become more complex because they all have to work together.
It was interesting being "on the inside" during all this, as it was obvious from the various emails flying back and forth that the company was relentless about tracking down and exterminating any remaining bugs. I appreciated that customer satisfaction was constantly hammered on as the top priority; not all companies exhibit the same level of concern that I saw. As just one example, the names of the RIP outputs didn't translate properly in Sonar, so out came another version of the driver that took that into account. Or, Tronical wasn't happy with the flow of controlling the Chameleon Tone options, so they reworked how the control functioned. A way was implemented to update guitar firmware through the RIP itself, and to charge the battery when Dark Fire wasn't being played. Some of these changes weren't part of the original spec, but resulted from someone saying "Hey, you know what else we can do…"
To me, though, these are just fixes that inevitably happen when moving from a "version 1.0" to a "version 1.1" product. I've been playing Dark Fire a lot, and the more I play it, the more I've come to appreciate what it can do. In particular, the combination of Dark Fire's hex outs, going into Ableton Live hosting six instances of Guitar Rig 3, is a revelation. So far I've been confined to doing this in the studio, but I'm itching to get this out onstage. People will be blown away…or at least, they will be after I explain I'm not using backing tracks!


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Urinary incontinence occurs when the urinary system can't properly control the storage of urine in the bladder and its periodic release. An adult who becomes incontinent will involuntarily release urine before finding a toilet, and sometimes even before knowing the bladder is emptying.
Advancing age is the highest risk factor for incontinence, but that doesn't mean that the disorder is an unavoidable consequence of growing old. There are various treatment options, depending on the cause and type of incontinence. But first let's look at the reasons the elderly are more prone to incontinence.
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On the Symfony blog there's a recent post about a new effort being started to help improve REST in Symfony-based applications. William Durand talks about some of the current tools and some of the missing features/difficulties each has. This effort wants to help change that.
Building APIs with Symfony is not new. We've done that since the early beginning of Symfony: Askeet, Jobeet, it's been a long time! Nowadays, more and more web applications are made of an API and a client side application. Sharing data across applications using APIs also became an essential feature. […] For most of us, it is not as clear as it should be, and we can certainly do better than what we have right now! Hence the creation of a working group to gather both people and knowledge for REST in Symfony: https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/resting-with-symfony.
The target of the group is just about anyone associated with the development of APIs: developers who build them, developers to contribute to Symfony's REST functionality, people with questions about REST and, really, anyone else interested. It's a part of their wider developer experience initiative they've recently ramped up.
Link: http://symfony.com/blog/improving-rest-in-symfony


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When it was announced back in 2009 that Disney had purchased Marvel, many wondered if we would soon be getting new animated features based on some of our favorite superheroes.
Initially, there were several rumors surrounding a collaboration between Marvel and Pixar including a Doctor Strange film and Edgar Wright's long-awaited Ant-Man pic. Both of these rumors were quickly dispelled, however, when Pixar co-founder John Lasseter cited The Incredibles as their "been there, done that" turn at the superhero genre.
But Lasseter's remarks didn't say anything about a Marvel team up over at the more traditional Walt Disney Animation house. And now the rumor mill is back up and running, with the chatter now centering on Don Hall's new secret project. (Hall has had a long history with the studio including projects like Tarzan, The Emperor's New Groove and the 2011 Winnie the Pooh film.)
The original report, which came from Blue Sky Disney back in July, gave us our first taste of the film which some are now speculating is a Marvel toon:
"That project, once announced, will generate a lot of buzz in certain geek communities, as it's going to surprise a lot of people for what it is and what it's not. But it's in the very early embryonic stage and it depends on how well the project is received upon the presentation that is being prepared for John [Lasseter] and Ed [Catmull]."
Then, last week, the blog offered up a second blurb, this time featuring some intriguing wordplay:
"The projects competing for 2014/2015 are the uber-secret film from Don Hall, which will be a marvelously unexpected project if it ever gets the green light, and Nathan Greno and Byron Howard's films which are deep in development."
"Marvelously," you say? Perhaps our dreams of an animated Marvel feature aren't as far off as they seem. Stay locked in to IGN for more updates as we find them.
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SALEM, Mass. (AP) — News organizations asked a Massachusetts judge Monday to lift an order barring public viewing of documents in the case of a 14-year-old boy charged with killing his math teacher.
Lawyers for The Associated Press, The Boston Globe and other news outlets argued in Salem District Court that a search warrant affidavit and related documents should be made public in the case of Philip Chism, who has been charged with the Oct. 22 murder of Colleen Ritzer, a 24-year-old math teacher at Danvers High School.
Chism, who had recently moved from Tennessee to Massachusetts, was a student in Ritzer's Algebra I class. Students have said they overheard Ritzer ask Chism to stay after class the day she was killed.
Blood was found in a school bathroom and Ritzer's body was later discovered in woods behind the school. Authorities have offered no clues on any possible motive.
Prosecutors asked the judge to continue to keep the names of underage witnesses sealed, as well as certain sensitive details of the investigation into Ritzer's killing, at least until Nov. 22, when a grand jury is expected to finish hearing evidence.
Assistant District Attorney David O'Sullivan said that releasing the names of students who will testify before the grand jury could prompt the press to interview them, which could influence their testimony or make them afraid to cooperate with authorities.
O'Sullivan also argued that Ritzer's family has a right to privacy.
"There is absolutely no evidence of any misconduct or any wrongdoing by Miss Ritzer, of any sort," he said.
Daniel Murphy, an attorney for the Ritzers, said her family "has endured unmentionable pain" and asked that the documents remain sealed, at least for now, so that the family can receive information from the DA's office before it is reported by the press.
"All I can say is that this family needs time to grieve, and that they ought to be afforded that opportunity," Murphy said after the hearing.
Susan Oker, one of Chism's lawyers, asked that the documents remain sealed until the end of Chism's trial.
Oker said the search warrant documents contain "potentially excludable and inadmissible" evidence, including statements Chism made to police. She said some of the information is highly prejudicial to his right to a fair trial and could infect the jury pool. She argued that the court could consider the "extremely young age of the defendant."
Mike Grygiel, a lawyer for The Associated Press, GateHouse Media Inc., and Community Newspaper Holdings, said prosecutors have not shown the necessary "good cause" to keep the documents sealed from public view.
Grygiel argued that the press has a right to report on the "epidemic" of school violence, a topic that is of great concern to the public.
Grygiel also argued that prosecutors have not shown that making the documents public will influence the testimony of young witnesses who are called before the grand jury.
Judge Michael Lauranzano indicated he would rule this week.
O'Sullivan said that if the judge rules against prosecutors, they will likely appeal the ruling.


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Like most things, marshmallows are infinitely better when they're homemade. They have an incredibly smooth creaminess to them that you will never find with the bagged variety.
With superior melting abilities they are more inclined to melt in your mouth before you have a chance to chew on them. They have a softer chewiness compared to store-bought which I would describe as having a tougher texture.
If you've ever wondered what a fluffy cloud might taste like…wonder no more…I imagine this is it!
I've never been completely crazy for marshmallows. Until now. If you're on the fence about them give these a chance to change your mind. Because they will. I promise.
My Mom is scheming on how she can convince me to keep her in marshmallows forever so she will never have to buy them again. Because she doesn't realize I am just as smitten as she. And plots aren't necessary in this case! Her request for chocolate ones are next…
My tips:
-A stand mixer is imperative for it's whipping power.
-A candy or food thermometer will make your life easier but if you don't have one you can drop a small amount of mixture into a cup of very cold water. If it forms a ball that holds its shape but is pliable, it is ready. It took about 20 minutes to come up to temperature on medium-low heat.
-Butter and sugar up the pan generously and the marshmallows will pop right out. Line with parchment paper first, if you prefer.
-For marshmallow fluff, butter and sugar up a large container and pour the marshmallow mixture right into it, allow to cool and cover right away, rather than leaving out overnight to harden up into marshmallows.
-Use a giant, extra sharp, straight-edge butcher knife to cut them. I have also heard that kitchen shears work well, as does refrigerating them for a few hours.
-This is based on a peppermint marshmallow recipe so I've included directions for those too.
-To clean the sticky marshmallow out of your bowl and off your utensils fill the bowl with boiling water, add your utensils and let soak until the sugar dissolves into the water.
-Be extremely careful making these around pets or small children, the hot candy syrup is extremely dangerous for your skin and can cause severe burns.
- Generously grease bottom and sides of a 9×13-inch glass baking dish with butter; dust generously with powdered sugar. In bowl of stand mixer, sprinkle gelatin over 1/2 cup cold water to soften; set aside.
- In 2-quart saucepan, heat sugar, corn syrup, salt and 1/2 cup water over low heat, stirring constantly, until sugar is dissolved. Heat to boiling; cook without stirring about 20-30 minutes to 240°F on candy thermometer or until small amount of mixture dropped into cup of very cold water forms a ball that holds its shape but is pliable; remove from heat.
- Slowly and carefully pour syrup into softened gelatin while beating on low speed. Increase speed to high; beat 8 to 10 minutes or until mixture is white and has almost tripled in volume. Add vanilla or peppermint extract; beat on high speed 1 minute.
- Pour into baking dish, patting lightly with wet hands. If making peppermint flavored – drop food color randomly onto top of marshmallow mixture. Pull table knife through food color to create swirl pattern over top. Let stand uncovered at least 8 hours or overnight. *
- Dust cutting board generously with powdered sugar. Place remaining powdered sugar in small bowl. To remove marshmallow mixture, loosen sides from dish and gently lift in one piece onto cutting board. Using sharp knife greased with butter, cut into 1-inch square. Dust bottom and sides of each marshmallow by dipping into bowl of powdered sugar. Store in airtight container at room temperature up to 3 weeks.
Adapted from Betty Crocker
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|500 mg
|Vitamin D (as cholecalciferol)
|Vitamin E (as d-alpha tocopheryl acetate)
|Vitamin K2 (as menatetrenone)
|100 mcg
|Thiamin (vitamin B-1) (as thiamine mononitrate)
|25 mg
|Riboflavin (vitamin B-2)
|25 mg
|Niacin (as niacinamide)
|40 mg
|Vitamin B-6 (as pyridoxine HCl)
|25 mg
|Folate (as folic acid)
|400 mcg
|Vitamin B-12 (as cyanocobalamin)
|200 mcg
|100 mcg
|Pantothenic Acid (as calcium pantothenate)
|60 mg
|Calcium (as citrate)
|50 mg
|Iron (as gluconate)
|4.5 mg
|Iodine (as potassium iodide)
|150 mcg
|Magnesium (as citrate)
|25 mg
|Zinc (as gluconate)
|7.5 mg
|Selenium (as amino acid complex)
|25 mcg
|Copper (as amino acid chelate)
|0.25 mg
|Manganese (as gluconate)
|4 mg
|Chromium (as polynicotinate)
|20 mcg
|Potassium (as citrate)
|50 mg
|Red Whole Food Blend: pomegranate, goji (Lycium barbarum L.), noni (Morinda citrifolia fruit), mangosteen (Garcinia mangostana fruit), acai (cabbage palm) (Euterpe oleracea berry), cranberry, red raspberry, red grape, tomato, strawberry, mango, black currant, blueberry, elderberry (Sambucus nigra), camu-camu (Myrciaria dubia fruit), turmeric, apple, apricot, banana, orange, peach, guava, pineapple, watermelon, FOS, Activessence (a patented enzyme activation system - cellulase, pectinase, hemicellulase and xylanase), papaya, black raspberry, ligustrum berry, bilberry, schisandra fruit, green tea, fenugreek seed
|2500 mg
|Source-70 Whole Food Complex: Proprietary soluble whole food complex of prehistoric trace element concentrate, Spirulina (natural source of chlorophyll, ribonucleic acid, deoxyribonucleic acid and carotenoids), Alfalfa Leaf Juice (natural source of plant sitosterols), Barley Grass Juice (natural source of 2"-O-glycosyl isovitexin), luo han guo (Siraitia grosvenorii fruit extract)
|500 mg
|Bee Pollen (Spanish) (naturally providing vitamins, minerals and enzymes)
|100 mg
|Citrus Bioflavonoids (from Citrus limon exocarp) (active flavonols, flavonones, flavones &- naringen 44 mg)
|100 mg
|Ginseng Root (Korean) (naturally providing ginsenosides R [a through h] and F)
|50 mg
|30 mg
|PABA (para-aminobenzoic acid)
|15 mg
|Choline (as bitartrate)
|13 mg
|Lycopene (active carotenoid from tomato)
|2.5 mg
|Lutein (active carotenoid from marigold flower extract)
|1 mg
|**Percent Daily Values (DV) are based on a 2,000 calorie diet.
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Purified water, crystalline fructose, natural flavors, citric acid, xanthan gum, malic acid, potassium benzoate and potassium sorbate (to preserve freshness), flax seed, astragalus root, ligustrum berry, schisandra fruit, young barley leaf, Echinacea angustifolia root, Irish moss (Chondrus crispus), thyme leaf, rice bran, Proprietary Anti-Aging Blend [MSM (methylsulfonyl methane), NAC (N-acetyl cysteine), turmeric (std. curcumin), grape (Vitis vinifera) seed extract (std. proanthocyanidins)], sunflower oil (supplying linoleic acid, oleic acid, palmitic acid, stearic acid), black currant seed oil, bromelain (from pineapple fruit), quercetin (from Sophora japonica leaf), papain (from papaya fruit), rutin (from Sophora japonica leaf), betaine HCl (from beet molasses), apple pectin, hesperidin (from Citrus limon exocarp), amylase (from brown rice fermentation), lipase (from brown rice fermentation), eriocitrin (from Citrus limon exocarp, Rainbow Lightning Proprietary Whole Food Blend [dried barley juice, spirulina (Hawaiian Spirulina platensis), cooked whole brown rice, fructooligosaccharides (FOS), chlorella (Bulgarian Chlorella vulgaris) (broken cell), Pacific kelp, Phenalgin (Cystoseira canariensis from Canary Islands) (std. polyphenols), Cryptomondales (Asian), red kelp (Norwegian Palmaria palmata), brown kelp, (Norwegian Laminaria digitata), ulva (Asian Ulva rigida &- Ulva fasciata), red seaweed (Irish Lithothamnium calcarium), dulse (Mediterranean Rhodymenia palmata) rockweed (American Ascophyllum nodosum), bee pollen (Spanish), sunflower oil (supplying linoleic acid, oleic acid, palmitic acid, stearic acid), black currant seed oil, 10X concentrates: alfalfa sprout, barley grass juice, beet greens, cabbage, onion, parsley- concentrate 4X: celery seed- standardized extracts: papaya fruit, red grape, broccoli, carrot, garlic, std. concentrate: spinach- milk thistle seed, Chinese green tea (decaffeinated), red wine (grape concentrate) (alcohol free), pau d'Arco bark, ginseng (Panax) (std. ginsenosides), astragalus root, Echinacea angustifolia root, Irish moss (Chondrus crispus), thyme, rice bran, white nectarine, white peach, white fig, date, banana, potato, white pear, white tea, jicama (Pachyrhizus erosus), Jerusalem artichoke (Helianthus tuberosus), Shiitake mushroom (lentinus edodes mycelia), parsnip, turnip, cauliflower, ginger, kohlrabi (Brassica oleracea v. Gongylodes), shallot (Allium cepa v. aggregatum), grapefruit, yellow apple, honeydew melon, yellow squash, gooseberry, golden kiwi, nectarine, yellow watermelon, pumpkin, butternut squash, yellow fig, cantaloupe, yellow beet, rutabaga, tangerine, lemon, yellow pepper, blueberry (Vaccinium angustifolium), blackberry (Rubus fruticosus fruit), lingonberry extract, black cherry extract, purple fig, Belgian endive (Cichorium endivia), passion fruit (Passiflora edulis), purple kale (Brassica oleracea), rhubarb, concord grape(V. labrusca), beet, radicchio (C. intybus), eggplant, purple onion], carotenoids, proanthocyanidins and octacosanol.
Free from artificial colors, preservatives, yeast, wheat, soy and milk.
Do not take with sulfonamide since PABA interferes with the activity of the drug.
Accidental overdose of iron-containing products is a leading cause of fatal poisoning in children under 6. Keep this product out of reach of children. In case of accidental overdose, call a physician or poison control center immediately.
Keep tightly closed.
Refrigerate after opening.
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Bayern Munich legend Franz Beckenbauer has warned the club that they do not need to sign Borussia Dortmund forward Robert Lewandowski, amid rumours linking him with a move to the Allianz Arena.
The Bavarians currently have Mario Mandzukic, Mario Gomez and Claudio Pizarro as options up front, and the former Germany coach feels they have no need for another striker.
"Actually, it's not really necessary," the 67-year-old told Sky Germany.
"A big transfer doesn't make any sense to me. When I look at the current squad, I notice that on every position Bayern have two, if not three options.
"Of course I would take Lewandowski. However, assuring him that he's guaranteed to play could be difficult."
Beckenbauer went on to say that Dortmund will push Bayern harder than any other team that they have faced of late in their DFB-Pokal clash on Wednesday.
"I think this will be the biggest challenge in months, with all due respect to Arsenal, of course."
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For the Media
Important Commencement Information For May Graduates
Potsdam, N.Y. – The Commencement Planning Committee, a working group of student, faculty and staff representatives charged with accomplishing the Commencement exercises, has provided this article to explain some of the key points about Commencement '98 to students in general, and especially to the graduating seniors, graduate students, and their families. We urge them to save the article and share it with their families.
Time and Location: Commencement ceremonies for the Class of 1998 will be on Sunday, May 17. This will be Clarkson's 105th commencement. Exercises will be held in the Cheel Arena of the Cheel Campus Center.
The leading element of the procession will enter the arena promptly at 10:15 a.m. Spectators should all plan to be at their seats by 10:00 a.m. Doors will open for guests with tickets at 9:00 a.m. Only doors into the arena from inside the Campus Center will be used for spectator entry. The procession will include approximately 600 graduates, faculty and honored guests. Spectators are asked to remain seated during the procession to allow all to see better and be more comfortable as well.
Weather permitting, the procession will form outside on the quad between the Cheel Campus Center and the CAMP Building, and proceed to the Arena. In case of bad weather, there are alternate procedures. The procession and the ceremonies will be explained in detail at the rehearsal.
Rehearsal: The rehearsal is important! It is held on Saturday, May 16, at 10:00 a.m. in the Cheel Arena. It is at this time that the details of seating, procession entry, recession exit and awarding of diplomas will be explained. Graduates will need this information to tell guests where to look for them and where to meet them. It is at rehearsal that guest tickets are issued to graduates who are participating in the exercises.
Tickets: The number of graduates planning to participate and the limited number of seats that can be safely provided in the Arena necessitate a firm procedure for the fair and equitable distribution of tickets. Each graduate who participates in the exercises will be given five tickets that admit the holder to the Arena. Seating is on a "first come– first served" basis. Be sure to give tickets to guests before the doors open. Graduates can arrange to have the tickets held at a table in the vicinity of Cheel's Grumman Information Desk for their guests if they can't deliver them personally. No one without a ticket will be admitted prior to the start of the exercises. Graduates should explain the ticket policy to their families and plan accordingly.
Housing: The Student Life Housing Office each year coordinates the limited housing of guests of graduates on campus in residence halls. A letter detailing these accommodations has been mailed already to your home address. We recommend making reservations and submitting the required deposit as soon as possible. While graduates living in dorms will be allowed to remain on campus, all other students are reminded that the dorms are closed as of 3:00 p.m. on Saturday, May 9.
Photos: In order to retain the ability to have the individualized atmosphere where each graduate receives his or her own diploma personally, and to complete the exercises in about two hours, we are not able to allow parents and friends to come down the aisles to the stage for photos. The University has arranged for a professional photographer, New York Graduation Foto, to take an individual photo of each graduate. The photographer is skilled and equipped to perform this service. The photographer will contact each graduate at his or her home address following Commencement, will provide a free photo proof, and will provide additional copies, for a fee, if desired. This technique has been used very successfully since 1981. The photographer will also provide this service for the ROTC Commissioning.
Within safety limits we will permit video cameras to operate from behind the last row of seats so long as the aisles are not congested.
Accommodations for Disabled Guests: The Cheel Campus Center and the Cheel Arena are accessible to guests with disabilities. The following information has been provided to parents via the letter from Student Life Housing mentioned above: "A special section of the Cheel Arena is being reserved for those guests using wheelchairs. One (1) family caregiver will be permitted to sit next to the guest's wheelchair. Two (2) additional family ticket holders will be seated in an area adjacent to the reserved section. Due to space limitations, any additional family or friend ticket holders will need to seek general seating in the Arena. Family or friends are requested to complete the card enclosed in the letter and return it before May 8 to assure seating explained above."
Guests desiring seating near rest rooms or exits, or who have difficulty negotiating stairs should plan to have a member of the party at the Cheel Center when the doors open to secure seating in the top rows or on the arena floor. The ceremonies are sound amplified, and all seats have an excellent view of the stage. Guests who are hard of hearing or vision impaired are also encouraged to have a party member arrive early to secure general seating which seems most suited. There will be an American Sign Language Interpreter on the stage.
Simply put, plan ahead so we can be of assistance. Individuals arriving "unannounced" may have to wait until all who made prior arrangements have been accommodated before we can attempt to meet their needs. Note especially the paragraph above in italics.
Parking: Traffic on the hill will be, for the most part, two-way. The CAMP access road,will be one-way-only directed into the campus from Route 11. Parents staying in the residence halls should plan to walk to the Cheel Center. Drivers will be assisted to discharge disabled guests close to the Cheel Center main doors; however, the driver will then be directed onward for parking.
Children: There is no nursery or child care provided. The exercises last for two hours, a long time for an infant or young child. Children requiring their own seating will need tickets. Parents are asked to be sensitive to those around them so that all may enjoy the ceremonies.
Honorary Degrees: At the ceremonies, the University will confer honorary degrees on several distinguished individuals in recognition of their achievements in wide varieties of endeavors and service. Each of these individuals has been charged to give a short, but important message to the graduates. More information about each of these individuals will be available in upcoming new releases.
Other Events: There are other highlights of Senior Week and Commencement Weekend that bear mentioning. On Saturday, May 16, from 4:30-5:30 p.m., President Denny Brown and his wife, Dr. Anne Williams, will host a reception in honor of the graduates and their families at the Hepburn House at 71 Pierrepont Avenue. This is an excellent opportunity to introduce parents to faculty, staff, the University's Board of Trustees and honorary degree recipients who will be there.
Also on Saturday, May 16, at 2:00 p.m. the Army and Air Force ROTC Detachments will conduct their Commissioning Exercise in the Cheel Arena. Please contact them for more details.
On Saturday evening, May 16, at 5:30 p.m., graduates will be honored by a non-denominational baccalaureate service at the First Presbyterian Church at Lawrence Avenue and Elm Street. All graduates, families and guests are welcome.
Senior Class events are being planned. Seniors should pay attention to class mailings and The Integrator for details and changes. It is known that the class does plan a Saturday evening event to which parents and guests are welcome and will be invited. This is usually of interest to families and information about these plans are usually helpful as graduates' guests and families determine the duration of their housing/motel reservation.


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LocationMt. Clemens, MI
24583 North River Rd.
Mt. Clemens, MI 48043
Used 2016 Forest River RV Wildwood X-Lite 230BHXL
Step inside model 230BHXL and notice how open it is with the slide out u-shaped dinette fully extended opposite the door. There is a nearby entertainment center for viewing.
To the left of the entrance you can easily cook up light meals and snacks for the whole gang when camping. There is a double sink with fold up counter-top, a three burner range with overhead microwave oven, a refrigerator, and pantry for dry and canned food storage needs. You will also find plenty of overhead storage for dishes and things.
The rear corner offers a set of bunks that the kids will certainly enjoy, plus the convenient bathroom right next door that features a tub/shower, toilet, and vanity with sink. There is also a wardrobe for storage just outside the bathroom door.
Up front to the right of the entrance is a dual living space with queen Murphy bed at night including wardrobes for storage, and a 56" sofa with two end tables during the daytime hours.
You will also enjoy the front pass-through storage compartment for all of your outdoor camping gear, and so much more!
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|40 gals
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When I commuted for hours, and could get a seat on the train, I would count on opening my book and being asleep after a few pages – no matter how intense the plot. I was sleep-deprived in those days, but some books lend themselves to snoozing mid-sentence. Obvious culprits: Moby Dick, Crime and Punishment, anything by Thomas Hardy… I could never finish those famous Civil War epics – Cold Mountain or Killer Angels. One Day by David Nicholls was overdue at the library for lack of interest, but a movie with Anne Hathaway sounds promising.
I recently joined an online book club. The titles are never on the current bestseller list, but probably have been at one point, and I've found some good books:
- I Was Told There Would Be Cake – Sloane Crosley
- A Gate at the Stairs – Lorrie Moore
- I Capture the Castle – Dodie Smith
But a few of their selections put me to sleep. When I found a old receipt on page 58 of Talking to Girls About Duran Duran, after many nights of trying to read it, I decided that if someone who buys "handcrafted wood and genuine turquoise stone" would hang it up there, so could I.
Maybe there'll be a movie.


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"When the sun is shining I can do anything; no mountain is too high, no trouble too difficult to overcome."
This is what my son quoted to me early this morning when I stopped him from going to school . He was just out from the hospital last Friday due to a minor fracture on his nose and hands. He was hit by a big motorbike last Tuesday while going home. Although still struggling with arm movement , he went to school today with arm cement-casted. He's needed in school for their class presentation. He was the one who made the script and the director of their drama/skit and that there's no one else can do the task. Aside from that it's their school finals and he has to get the details of the essay topic that was assigned to him.
While other student would be happy to be exempted from going to school due to sickness, my son felt the opposite. I can understand him since he has a grade to maintain as full academic scholar and he's aiming high to be among the top 5 during the recognition ceremony next week. Anyway, with his essay he has the internet for the reference like the http://www.superiorpapers.com.au . The site provides quality research paper help, term papers, homework help and custom essays that are guaranteed to meet every student's needs. With Superiorpapers.com my son could relax and concentrate more on his Science Investigative Project which need more focus. You can do it Jay, just don't forget to pray and ask fro God's wisdom and knowledge.


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The Buffalo Zoo invites readers and families to celebrate Easter with the Easter Bunny and the zoo animals.
The Buffalo Zoo will host its "Breakfast with the Easter Bunny" events on March 23, 24 and 30. There will be two seatings each day at 9 and 11 a.m. Prepaid, nonrefundable tickets are required due to limited seating. Ticket prices for non-members are $14 for adults and $12 for children. Members will receive a $3 discount. Children under the age of 24 months will be admitted for free.
Tickets include a buffet breakfast provided by CJ's Catering, family-friendly activities, and a visit with the Easter Bunny.
Tickets are no longer available for the seating on Saturday, March 30, at 11 a.m.
For more information, or to reserve tickets, call 716-995-6133 or visitwww.buffalozoo.org.


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Kick Drop: Nike Air Max 1 "Milan"
Nike recently unveiled their Nike Air Max "HomeTurf" Collection, and here's a standout from the series—the Nike Air Max 1 "Milan". Taking inspiration from one of Italy's most fascinating cities, the Milans boast a tan suede base and proper amounts of salmon on the bottom and inner lining.
There's a cool sense of versatility in these. While they're definitely made for men, the lining is a suitable unisex touch for the ladies who aren't afraid to throw on a pair of kicks (hi Vashite).
Currently, there's no word on a stateside release date, but all you international sneakerheads can cop starting tomorrow overseas.
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The selection includes highly sought after wines from stunning vintages to iconic New World wines steeped in tradition and history.
Customers have the option to order ahead online or over the phone. Customers can arrange collection in-store or they can have their purchases delivered by the Le Clos concierge service upon arrival in Dubai, the team is highly qualified and speaks over 20 languages.
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