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The full Eagles roster (or least the vast majority of it) is expected in town Tuesday for offseason training activities, giving us the first chance to get a glimpse of what all those offseason work outs and roster moves have wrought.
The practices are voluntary, but most veterans are expected to be there. The camp mostly focuses on passing and falls well short of the grueling training camp work Andy Reid puts his squad through. But it's our first chance to get an impression of new players, guys returning from injury and the young players who have yet to have a full offseason (meaning 2010 and 2011 draft picks). We can gauge how they are moving and who has gotten bigger or slimmer and get a very initial glance at the depth chart.
These practices are only a quick look at the team and there are no firm conclusions to draw in May, (which we will repeat over and over and over) but here are a few areas we may look to for clues:
-- Brandon Graham: Word around NovaCare is that Graham has worked himself into top shape for what is a make-or-break season for the 2010 first round pick. He's reportedly cut down on fat and added muscled. Publicly and privately key people within the team say they still believe in Graham and his potential. But they also acknowledge that by year three you really find out what you've got in a draft pick. In other words, if Graham is ever going to live up to his draft status, this is the year to do it. We get a first glimpse of Graham this week, and since he'll probably be with the defensive second team, he'll likely be going up against starters on the O-line, giving us a decent way to measure at least his pass rushing (there's little running in OTAs).
-- Safety: The position that probably represents the biggest question mark on the roster. Nate Allen will start at one spot and many eyes will be on Jaiquawn Jarrett to see if he moves with any more confidence after a year in the league. It will be hard to gauge Jarrett's progress, given that the Eagles want to see him hit and there won't be any of that at OTAs, but we'll at least be looking for him to find his way to the ball more often than he did as a rookie. Kurt Coleman begins the offseason as the starter, but you have to believe the Eagles would like their 2011 second round pick to emerge and win the job. Coleman, with sound instincts and intelligence, has done well in training camp each of the past two years and is also in his first set of OTAs. He missed them his rookie year because of Ohio State's class schedule and the lockout last season.
-- Mike Kafka: Nick Foles fades back to the background as Mike Vick and Kafka take center stage. We know Vick's story – he has to cut down on turnovers and injuries, neither of which we'll get much of a feel for in camp. The backup job is Kafka's to lose and while OTAs won't tell us definitively if he's ready, the practices can raise red flags if he's not. With Kafka as the number two QB, we'll probably see more of him than ever before, and we'll get to see him facing off against the number one defense. The questions are not about his knowledge, but his arm strength.
-- Rookies: As you might expect, Fletcher Cox, Mychal Kendricks, Vinny Curry and Brandon Boykin all looked impressive in rookie camp. They should have – these were top picks going up against undrafted players and try outs. Now we'll see them facing much stiffer competition and continuing to try to learn their playbooks. This will be a better look at how they're doing at this early stage in the offseason.
-- DeMeco Ryans: He's one player we'll be looking at strictly to see how he's moving and for his presence in the huddle. The Eagles are hoping he's all the way back from his torn Achilles in 2010 and that he'll be that defensive field general the team lacked last year. Speed, agility and command will be what to watch for.
-- Linebackers: Ryans will be in the middle and Kendricks on the strong side, for OTAs at least. At weak side, though, there is a stiff competition brewing. Casey Matthews has supposedly bulked up and worked on getting off blocks – a big weakness his rookie year – can he challenge Brian Rolle? How has Rolle used the offseason to improve? Can the Eagles find a defined role for Keenan Clayton? Can either Akeem Jordan (among the more versatile of the LBs) or Moise Fokou (among the more physical) make a strong impression? Coaches would like to see more from Clayton, in particular, in practices.
-- Demetress Bell: The Eagles have an array of pass rushers, so Bell will have some tough early tests, whether he's matched against the first team or second team. (Usually in practices the 1s play against the 2s, but on occasion the starters face off). No, it's not live and the quarterback can't actually be hit, but we'll at least get to see if he can move quickly enough to stay in front of Jim Washburn's hard-charging linemen.
-- What about Mike Vick?: It has been said a million times and will be often repeated between now and the start of the season: the most important improvement the team needs is having Vick can take care of the ball and himself. But unless he's throwing directly at defenders, there probably won't be much to take away from Vick's showing in OTAs. He'll still be interviewed and will probably talk about doing things right and fixing errors, but we've heard it before. For a player who has been a starter for two years now and has already shown some of his best and worst traits on the field, hints in May don't mean much. For Vick, it's all about September and – the Eagles hope – January.
Brent Celek will likely be limited in OTAs after offseason surgery to repair a torn labrum in his hip and a sports hernia, so he doesn't factor in quite yet. If tight end Brett Brackett wants to push Clay Harbor for the number two job, this is a good opportunity.
Colt Anderson (ACL) and Mike Patterson (brain surgery) will be out as will Jamar Chaney (herniated disc). Assuming he is back for training camp, Chaney may have something to say about the linebacker competition before the season arrives.


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KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — The Royals' Jeremy Guthrie held down Wil Myers and the Tampa Bay Rays over five innings and Kansas City rolled to an 11-1 victory Monday in the makeup of a snowed-out game from early May.
Guthrie (13-10) allowed six hits and three walks but twice delivered timely strikeouts. He fanned Kelly Johnson with two aboard to end the third inning, and then struck out David DeJesus on a called third strike to leave the bases loaded in the fourth.
Rays manager Joe Maddon argued that the call and was tossed by plate umpire Greg Gibson.
Jeremy Hellickson (10-8) allowed five runs in just 2 2-3 innings for Tampa Bay. It was the struggling right-hander's shortest start since June 30, 2012, when he went the same distance in a game against Detroit before getting pelted in the leg by a line drive.
Salvador Perez hit a three-run homer and finished with four RBIs, Billy Butler homered and drove in three, and Mike Moustakas also drove in a pair as the Royals won their second straight following a seven-game slide in which their biggest problem was scoring runs.
James Loney drove in the only run for the Rays, who no doubt rued having to make the quick trip to Kansas City in the midst of a six-game homestand. They began the day a game back of the Red Sox in the AL East and lead the American League wild-card standings.
It seemed like a season ago when the teams first tried to play. The temperature was 41 degrees with a wind chill of 21 at first pitch on May 2, and Kauffman Stadium resembled a snow globe by the fourth inning as flurries fell. The game called with the Royals leading 1-0.
It was 93 degrees at first pitch Monday, making for a 52-degree difference from the original date. Sunny skies and a slight breeze made it feel even warmer.
The biggest subplot to the game wasn't the weather, though, but the return of Myers to Kansas City. The former minor league player of the year was the key to a seven-player trade last December that netted the Royals starting pitchers James Shields and Wade Davis.
Myers hadn't played at the K since the All-Star Futures Game in 2012, when he went 2 for 4 and drove in the three runs. He didn't fare nearly as well against big league pitching, either: He went 0 for 4 with two strikeouts, slamming his bat down after a pop out in the fifth inning.
The Royals struck first on Butler's RBI single in the first, but they didn't really break through until the third inning. Three straight hits and a walk scored two runs, a sacrifice fly added another, and Justin Maxwell's RBI single helped drive Hellickson from the game.
Hellickson fell to 0-5 in his last six starts. He's made it through five innings once.
The Royals tacked on five more runs in the sixth against the Tampa Bay bullpen, highlighted by Perez's three-run shot. That was more than enough help for the Royals' relief corps, which put together four shutout innings to end Guthrie's three-game losing streak.
Notes: Rays LHP Matt Moore (sore left elbow) remains on track to start a minor league game Thursday. He could rejoin Tampa Bay at the Angles on Sept. 3. ... Rays OF Jason Bourgeois cleared waivers and accepted an outright assignment to Triple-A Durham. ... Royals RHP Luke Hochevar was absent after his wife gave birth to a daughter Sunday. Hochever will rejoin the club Wednesday in Minnesota. RHP Will Smith took his place on the 25-man roster.


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Lobsterman remembered as 'gentleman and gentle man'By SHAWNE K. WICKHAM
New Hampshire Sunday News
July 20. 2013 8:10PM
PORTSMOUTH - The body of Anthony "Tony" Rahn, a longtime Portsmouth lobsterman and retired teacher, was recovered from his beloved Piscataqua River Saturday afternoon.
"He was a gentleman and a gentle man," said Jeffrey Collins of Exeter, Rahn's close friend. "He's well-loved and he'll be sorely missed."
Rahn, 69, was a physical education teacher in Portsmouth and Newington before he retired, Collins said, as well as a coach, softball umpire and basketball referee. Born and raised in Portsmouth, Rahn was a lobsterman "pretty much all his life," he said.
Rahn, Collins said, knew the Piscataqua River "like the back of his hand."
But Friday morning, something apparently went terribly wrong while Rahn, an experienced diver, was in the river.
New Hampshire Marine Patrol got a 9-1-1 call around 10:45 a.m. Friday, reporting that a diver had not resurfaced in the area of the Sarah Long Bridge. Crews from the Marine Patrol, Fish and Game Department, U.S. Coast Guard and Portsmouth police and fire departments searched for the missing man throughout the day.
The search resumed Saturday, and Rahn's body was recovered around 1:30 p.m.
Collins, who is principal at Portsmouth High School, remembered how excited Rahn was last spring when Collins asked him what he thought about taking his lobster boat and two Portsmouth High students up to Lake Winnipesaukee for the first-ever New Hampshire Interscholastic Athletic Association bass fishing tournament.
"He loved it," he recalled, noting Rahn even put a fish finder on his boat, the Erica Mart, for the competition.
Collins said the tournament, held in May, was a perfect opportunity for Rahn to combine his love of kids, the water and his hometown.
"It's a seaport community and he represented Portsmouth out there in his 18-foot-long boat," Collins recalled. "He had two kids on there smiling from ear to ear.
"One of the kids turned to him halfway through and said, 'This is the best day I've ever had in my life.'
"But that's what Tony was all about."
R. Patrick Corbin, executive director of the NHIAA, recalled how Rahn's lobster boat created quite a stir at the bass fishing tournament.
"Everybody got a big kick out of it," he said.
Collins said Rahn's wife, Martha Rahn, is a secretary at Portsmouth High; the couple raised a daughter and a son. He said the school community is very tight-knit and will do what it can to take care of Rahn's family now.
"All of our hearts and minds are with his wife and his family," he said. "I'm sure the community will pull together for the family and be there for each other."
Rahn had had close calls before. In July, 2007, according to a story in the New Hampshire Union Leader, he was laying traps off Odiorne Point in Rye when a line got wrapped around his hand and yanked him overboard, backwards, in full gear. "I almost saw the white light," he told a reporter back then.
His years of experience on the water saved him. Rahn managed to free himself from the line, his bib and his boots and swam to a large lobster buoy nearby. He was rescued by passing fishermen.
Rahn told the Union Leader he also was on a boat that capsized in 1993 or 1994 while he was under the Sarah Long drawbridge. He said he felt lucky that both incidents hadn't ended much worse.


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UNC Lineberger Core Facilities are shared resources which offer a wide range of services to the research community, including leading-edge technologies, high end instrumentation, technical support, and education. Our core facilities are committed to enhancing and expanding the collaborative capabilities of research at UNC Lineberger.
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The Pacific Showcase Market is an exciting summer marketplace bringing the very best of the Pacific to Auckland's waterfront.
Entry is free and with over 60 stall holders offering everything from artisan foods, fresh produce and specialty beverages through to natural beauty products, jewellery, fashion and art there is something for the everyone.
Experience the varied traditions and cultures of the Pacific through live artist demonstrations and musicians, singers and dancers who take to the stage throughout the day providing free live music and performances.
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Records to be unsealed in violent 2012 Bedford home invasionBy KATHRYN MARCHOCKI
New Hampshire Union Leader
November 05. 2013 8:15PM
MERRIMACK — The public for the first time will learn details of the violent home invasion that left a Bedford couple maimed nearly a year ago and how law enforcers developed evidence to bring charges against at least one suspect.
Merrimack District Court Judge Clifford R. Klinghorn Jr. last week granted the Union Leader Corp.'s motion to release hundreds of pages of documents related to the Nov. 24, 2012, burglary and brutal attack on Dr. Eduardo Quesada, 53, and his wife, Sonia, 29.
The documents include search warrants for the couple's 7 Proclamation Court house in Bedford and their financial records, telephone records for at least three cellphones and an iPhone, a blood sample and two New Hampshire vehicle registrations. The documents have been kept under court seal since last Nov. 25.
Quesada was maimed and nearly killed in the brutal home invasion. His wife was partially blinded and sexually mutilated. She was found dead in her mother-in-law's home from an overdose of prescription drugs six weeks later. The couple's then 2-year-old daughter was unharmed.
Mass. man charged
Charles Normil, 33, of Lawrence, Mass., was indicted on charges of attempted murder, first- and second-degree assault, four counts of forcible rape, burglary and falsifying physical evidence.
Police identified another, unidentified individual as an accomplice, court records show.
Judge Klinghorn ordered the state to provide the Union Leader Corp., publisher of the New Hampshire Union Leader and New Hampshire Sunday News, redacted copies of 11 search warrants and related documents by the close of court today. The documents had previously been sealed.
The newspaper filed a motion Oct. 8 asking the court to unseal all arrest and search warrants, their supporting affidavits and search warrant returns.
Hillsborough County Attorney Patricia LaFrance did not object to parts of the affidavits being unsealed, but asked the court to allow her to redact details that could compromise the safety of certain witnesses and the privacy of the victims.
"During the investigation, many acquaintances of Charles Normil were interviewed. Disclosing the exact cooperation and identification from some of these witnesses would place them in danger," LaFrance wrote in her objection.


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The Busch Gardens landscaping team again wins top honors for its hours planting, pruning and weeding. For the 22nd year, the Williamsburg-area theme park has been awarded "The Most Beautiful Park" award by members of the National Amusement Park Historical Association.
The survey is the oldest of its type.
"Over the past twenty-six years, the survey has been highly regarded not only to enthusiasts, but to the industry. Many parks feature the results prominently in their marketing and advertising materials," said Marlowe McClasky Futrell, NAPHA's survey coordinator.
When originally built in 1975, care was taken to preserve the mature landscaping and natural terrain of the park. To this day, the park carefully stays true to its European theme and landscaping with more than 125 flower beds, 300 hanging baskets and 700 container gardens.
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My Great Great Grandparents were Hans & Johanna arrived NZ about 1881 from Copenhagen Denmark with their children Next year 1882 one of their daughters Christina fell under a tram & lost her leg & died 5 days later.
My Great Grandmother was their daughter Annie Olivia & her daughter Christina Anderson was my Grandmother. She was born in Invercargill,married & came to Tasmania as did Annie with her husband Louis Anderson married Dec 1884.
Any info as to what area in Denmark they came from . Other Relatives in NZ.
Annie was the only one to come to Tasmania I believe. Any help would be appreciated.
I also believe Hans & Johanna had the New River Ferry & Hotel in 1884 not sure for how long
Hans, Johanna & Christina are all buried together at the Eastern Cemetrey Invercargill
Hans died in 1906 & Johanna in 1908
hansen Invercargill New Zealand
I have found articles in the New Zealand newspapers of Christina Hansen having lost her leg & died falling off a tram in NZ in August 1882.
I believe her to be my great grandmothers Annie Olivia Hansen's sister as there is a story in our family of grandma's sister having lost a leg. The death notice still doesn't say who her parents were,but she was buried in the Eastern Cemetry Invercargill with Hans & Johanna who I believe were her parents(so my GG grandparents. Anyone related to these I would love to be in contact with Thanks Marj
Hansen / Anderson/ Saward
I have a story in my family of one of my great grandmothers sisters having lost her leg.
I have found articles in New zealand news papers including Southland Times August 28 1882. I believe this accident was her sister Christina. My grandmother was also called Christina I believe named after her.
Other articles in the NZ Papers say she died from jumping off a tram. Had her leg amputated & died 5 days later
She is buried in Eastern Cemetry Home Services A-ZCemeteriesCemetery search
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The website provides access to more than 55,600 records for the four Invercargill and Bluff cemeteries and the Southland Crematorium. The cemeteries and crematorium are operated by the Council's Parks Division. Information updated March 2013.
NAME CHRISTINA HANSEN AGE AT DEATH CHILD CLASSIFICATION 17 years GENERAL OCCUPATION GENDER FEMALE DATE OF DEATH LAST ADDRESS-NOTE
CEMETERY EASTERN CEMETERY UNDERTAKER BLOCK MAPVIEW PRINTABLE MAP PDF DATE OF 28-AUG-1882 CREMATION DATE BLOCK 7 PLOT92.INSCRIPTION Plot 92
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HANSEN CHRISTINA, Child, 1882
HANSEN HANS, Adult, 1906
HANSEN JOHANNA C C, Adult, 1908
So I was able to find her parents buried with her. I never knew their names until I found this.
I have now found that Hans Hansen had the New River Ferry & Hotel.
I would be very pleased to hear from anyone who is related to my relatives
Thanks Marj Hutchison(nee Saward)
Hansen Winton Invercargill ?
Could anyone help with family tree Hansen Below is my great grandmother and what I know of her. I do remember her .Would love to find out about her family who came out to New Zealand from Copenhagen Denmark about 1880 Thanks
Her sister Christina had an accident off a tram in Invercargill in August 1882 & died 5 days later. She is buried in the Eastern Cemetry with her parents Hans & Johanna Hansen. They died in 1906 & 1908.
I don't know who their other children were. Can anyone help.
Annie Oliva(Olivia?) Hansen (my great Grandmother) born at Copenhagen Denmark in 1869 . Left Denmark at age 12 years married Louis Anderson from Tasmania. They had 15 children one being my Grandmother Christina Olivia (married Louis Saward Burnie Tasmania) She came to Tasmania in 1910 with Louis & family when she was 38 years old & he was 64 years old.
Annie died 23/12/1952 in hospital in Melbourne after a one year illness age 83 years, She is buried at Wivenhoe Cemetry Burnie Tasmania
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TORONTO (AP) Mark Buehrle isn't interested in dissecting his dominant start to the season. All he wants to do is keep it going.
Buehrle became the first six-game winner in the majors, Edwin Encarnacion hit a three-run home run and the Toronto Blue Jays won their seventh straight over Philadelphia, beating the Phillies 10-0 on Wednesday night.
Buehrle (6-1) allowed three hits in seven innings to lower his ERA to 1.91. He walked two and struck out six.
''I don't want to ask too many questions, I don't want to try to figure out what's going on,'' Buehrle said. ''I'm just going to roll with it and keep it as long as I can.''
Manager John Gibbons said he appreciates Buehrle's consistency.
''All he does is keep winning,'' Gibbons said. ''He does the same thing every time he wins. Just hit rewind.''
Erik Kratz and Juan Francisco both hit two-run homers for the Blue Jays, who blew open a pitcher's duel between Buehrle and Cliff Lee with a nine-run, 12-batter seventh inning.
''They flat out beat us in every way,'' Lee said. ''Shut us out and scored 10 runs. That's a pretty good beating right there.''
Toronto won its season-high fourth straight, its longest run since an 11-game streak from June 11-23, 2013.
Buehrle is 6-2 in his career against the Phillies, with both losses coming in 2012, when he pitched for Miami.
''He's got some deception and he knows how to pitch,'' Phillies manager Ryne Sandberg said. ''He doesn't give in.''
Sergio Santos worked the eighth and Chad Jenkins finished.
Encarnacion opened the seventh with a triple that went over the head of center fielder Ben Revere and bounced back off the wall. Sandberg was disappointed in Revere's effort on the play.
''It looked like he gave up on it and it hit the bottom of the wall,'' Sandberg said. ''Catchable ball. Things unraveled from that point forward.''
Kratz followed with a drive into the second deck in left against his former team.
Dioner Navarro singled and Francisco, a left-handed hitter, followed with a line-drive homer to right, his first ever against a left-hander.
''Just one of those innings where they hit everything,'' Lee said. ''They didn't miss a pitch.''
Steve Tolleson chased Lee with a double and later scored on a wild pitch third strike to Melky Cabrera by Mario Hollands. Jose Bautista hit an RBI single off Shawn Camp and Encarnacion followed with a three-run shot to center.
Lee retired the first seven batters in order before Colby Rasmus hit a one-out single in the third. Rasmus went to third on Tolleson's ground rule double and scored without a throw on Jose Reyes' sacrifice fly.
Lee set down 10 of the next 11 batters before coming unglued in the seventh.
Lee (3-3) allowed six runs and seven hits in 6 1-3 innings, falling to 2-5 in eight career starts at Rogers Centre, his lowest winning percentage among the 33 stadiums he has pitched in over his career. He has won just once in his past six starts.
Philadelphia's struggling offense has scored in just one of the past 34 innings. The Phillies had a five-run sixth inning against Toronto in Tuesday's 6-5 loss, were blanked 3-0 on Monday and did not score after the first inning in Sunday's 1-0 home win over Washington.
''That makes it tough, we have to improve on that,'' Sandberg said. ''For the pitchers going out there, that's a tough task. We need to improve in that area.''
Phillies shortstop Jimmy Rollins returned to the starting lineup after being limited to pinch-hitting duties the past two days because of a sore right groin. Rollins made his second career start at designated hitter, going 0 for 3 with a walk and a strikeout.
NOTES: Philadelphia 1B Ryan Howard got the day off. ... Blue Jays 3B Brett Lawrie (right hamstring) sat for the second straight game but is expected to return Thursday or Friday, Gibbons said. ... Navarro made his first start since May 1 after being limited to pinch-hitting duties because of a sore right quadriceps. ... Phillies RHP A.J. Burnett (2-1) faces Toronto knuckleballer R.A. Dickey (2-3) on Thursday.


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Viva Florida 500, a statewide commemoration of the state's 500th anniversary with a nod to its Spanish roots, gets local Sunday with a noon parade in downtown Lakeland, followed by a block party on Pine Street.
LAKELAND | There will be dancing in the streets. Latin style.
Viva Florida 500, a statewide commemoration of the state's 500th anniversary with a nod to its Spanish roots, gets local Sunday with a noon parade in downtown Lakeland, followed by a block party on Pine Street.
Grand marshal of the parade, a first of its kind, is Tito Puente Jr., a Miami musician and recording artist whose late father was considered king of mambo.
Also expected to join in the parade are students at the Central Florida Aerospace Academy in Lakeland and members of the Latin American Motorcycle Association.
The ensuing party will feature live reggaeton, a unique blend of Latin and Caribbean music that was birthed in Puerto Rico. Dance instructors will give lessons in salsa and other Latin styles.
"It's really a celebration of who we are and the diversity that's in the state," said Ana Rivera, president and founder of the Puerto Rican/Hispanic Chamber of Commerce of Polk County and organizer of the celebration.
The Viva Florida 500 initiative focuses attention on the state's cultural heritage and ties to Spain and many of its former colonies, including Puerto Rico.
Local events include an exhibit of artifacts related to 16th-century conquistadors at the Polk History Center in Bartow.
Now open, the exhibit runs through April 20.
Christopher Columbus, an Italian, gets credit for discovering the Americas, but his initial voyage in 1492 was financed by Spain.
Juan Ponce de Leon of Spain, a protege of Columbus, continued to explore much of the Caribbean and Central and South America.
He was the first Spanish explorer to set foot in Florida on or about April 3, 1513.
Historians are unclear as to the exact landing site, but he and his crew most likely hit the beach somewhere between present-day St. Augustine, founded in 1565, and Melbourne Beach. He named the island La Florida, or place of flowers.
The parade begins at Pine Street and Massachusetts Avenue, making its way back to Pine Street and Tennessee Avenue.
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A slump in the yen against the dollar has lured enough overseas investors back to the Tokyo Commodity Exchange to raise the prospects for its first profit in six years, the president said.
"We expect to book profits as early as next fiscal year," Tadashi Ezaki, president of the largest Japanese raw-material bourse, said in an interview in Tokyo yesterday. "A weakening yen raised the value of commodities denominated in the currency, boosting participants in our market."
Contracts traded by foreign investors surged 16 percent from January's record to a new high of 1.92 million in February as the yen depreciated 8 percent against the dollar this year. Gold futures, the most-actively traded commodity on the bourse, jumped 31 percent to 1.34 million contracts in February from a year earlier as the price rallied to a record while bullion in dollars dropped 4.7 percent in 2013.
Ezaki, 71, said foreign investors now account for more than 30 percent of trading on Tocom, as the bourse is known, compared with 10 percent in 2010. The volume they've brought back to the market -- which slid to a low of 25.5 million contracts last year from a peak of 87.3 million in 2003 -- is also helping lure back local trading, he said.
The yen reached a 3-1/2 year low of 96.71 per dollar on March 12 as traders bet that the government of Prime Minister Shinzo Abe and the Bank of Japan will add to stimulus measures in a bid to end deflation. New central bank governor Haruhiko Kuroda pledged yesterday to continue easing until a 2 percent inflation target is reached.
Tocom Earnings
Tocom posted a 387 million yen ($4.1 million) operating loss in the six months ended Sept. 30, which put it on course for a fifth straight year of unprofitability. In the six months since then, Abe became prime minister, Kuroda was appointed to lead the Bank of Japan and the yen weakened 17 percent. Ezaki declined to comment on the bourse's earnings for the second half of the current fiscal year through March 31.
Gold futures on Tocom rallied to a record 5,081 yen a gram on Feb. 7, while bullion in dollars has fallen 17 percent from its 2011 record.
Volume of rubber futures on the bourse, the global benchmark, expanded 6 percent to 410,644 lots in the first two months of 2013. The price climbed to an 11-month high of 337.8 yen a kilogram on Feb. 6. A weak yen boosted costs to import rubber from Thailand, the largest exporter, raising the yen- based prices of the commodity used in tires.
Tocom took over trading of corn, soybeans, raw sugar and azuki beans from the Tokyo Grain Exchange in February as the second-biggest commodity bourse will be dissolved because of losses and low liquidity. Tocom also trades silver, platinum, palladium, gasoline, kerosene, gas oil and crude oil.
Three Exchanges
The bourse accounted for 93 percent of the total trading volume of the three Japanese raw-material bourses in 2012. It will control 99 percent this year, with Kansai Commodities Exchange in Osaka, which mainly trades rice, handling the remainder.
Tocom continues to talk with overseas competitors including CME Group Inc. about the possibility of alliances to integrate trading systems and attract more participants, Ezaki said. The exchange aims to make a decision about any alliances sometime in the second half, he said.
Tocom, once the world's largest commodities bourse after the New York Mercantile Exchange, retreated to the 12th biggest in terms of contracts volume in 2012 after a government crackdown to protect individual investors from losses reduced trading. It has been surpassed by China's Shanghai and Dalian exchanges and India's Multi Commodity Exchange.
Ezaki said Tocom is lobbying government and investment associations to change rules that prohibit or restrict individuals, pension funds and trusts from investing in commodities.
The biggest shareholders of Tocom, which is not listed, include Mitsubishi Corp., Nihon Unicom Inc., Yutaka Shoji, Sumitomo Corp., Nikkei Inc., Nomura Holdings Inc. and Mizuho Capital Co., according to a regulatory filing as of March 31.
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On May 8, 1943, Jones volunteered for the British Royal Air Force. In early 1944 he received training in England as a radar engineer and served until the end of hostilities in Europe, on May 8, 1945. After the War, he served in the British post-War clean up campaign, was called for disbandment in March 1946 and returned to Jamaica in May 1946.
Back home, Jones applied his RAF technical training and started a radio service business on King Street in Kingston. In 1947, he expanded his business becoming one of the first independent small businessmen to sell imported jazz records.
His training enabled him to produce sound amplifiers that met a growing need in musical entertainment. This attracted the attention of Tom Wong, a hardware store owner who asked Jones to build him a sound system. Tom The Great Sebastian's dance parties were immensely popular and became the basis for the sound system tradition that still flourishes today. Others, including legends Arthur 'Duke' Reid and Clement 'Sir Coxsone' Dodd, not to be outdone, asked Jones for sound systems of their own. Today, the sound system is a recognised symbol of Jamaican music and has had an inestimable influence on music worldwide.
In 1943 he joined the British Royal Air Force, trained as a radar engineer, and served in Europe during World War II, returning to Jamaica in 1946. He started a radio servicing business in Kingston, and imported jazz records from the US. He began making amplifiers in the late 1940s, and played jazz and Cuban records through them at his record store, Bop City. Jones built powerful amplifiers, with the technologically advanced capacity to distinguish and enhance treble, mid-range and bass frequencies.[1] He later wrote:[6]
"The public address system prior to World War II was designed to electronically respond to a limited range of audio frequencies, covering voice and general purposes. As against such limitation, a Jamaican sound system was designed to respond with low surface noise, low distortion and high fidelity, over the complete audio range of frequencies from 15 Hz to 20 kHz: a huge technological difference. The Jones model High-Fidelity audio amplifier of 1947 was designed to perform the function of reproduction of the full audio spectrum; and that was the model Tom Wong acquired and named a Sound System. Before that era noisy PA systems were the norm."
He then helped build an early sound system for hardware store owner and DJ Tom Wong, known as Tom the Great Sebastian. After Wong's success in establishing the popularity of dance parties, Jones built sound systems for rival DJs, including Arthur 'Duke' Reid, whose Trojan sound system became the most popular, and Clement 'Sir Coxsone' Dodd. In 1963, Dodd commissioned Jones to build the equipment for his Studio One recording studios in Kingston.[5] Jones is described as "probably Jamaica's most important pioneer of sound system electronics".[7]


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STOCKTON - The Pacific women's volleyball team needed the full five games to get its first Big West Conference victory of the season on Friday.
STOCKTON - The Pacific women's volleyball team needed the full five games to get its first Big West Conference victory of the season on Friday.
The Tigers came back to defeat Cal State Fullerton 25-22, 14-25, 20-25, 25-13, 15-13 before a festive crowd of 1,058 at Spanos Center. Pacific (13-2, 1-1 Big West) has won two matches since its surprising loss at UC Davis to open conference play last Saturday. The Titans (6-10, 0-3) were superb in the second and third games but didn't offer much resistance in the fourth game, before a thrilling final set.
Pacific coach Greg Gibbons said he was pleased with how his team handled adversity in its second Big West match.
"This is part of a learning process. We had the wheels coming off a little bit or a lot bit," Gibbons said. "Unlike in Davis, I thought the girls never gave up and refocused, kept grinding and finished really solidly."
After the Tigers fell behind, Gibbons unleashed a two-setter look with senior Hannah Clancy, who picked up apart Cal State Fullerton's defense with 36 assists and played superb defense with 26 digs, playing alongside freshman Kimmy Whitson, who had 16 assists and three blocks over the final half of the match. Gibbons said Whitson's energy and athleticism were needed against the Titans, who had Pacific out of rhythm in Games 2 and 3.
"We're always told to be ready for anything," Whitson said. "So I came in with a lot of energy and just tried to do my best."
Junior outside hitter Megan Birch led Pacific with 20 kills, while freshman opposite Kat Schulz had 10 kills and set a career-high with 25 digs. Sophomore middle blocker Gillian Howard had 10 kills and five blocks.
"This win was very important emotionally," Clancy said. "We have built a great record overall, but Big West is the battle we have to do well in. Now that we have the first (Big West) win over with, we can focus on playing our game and winning conference."
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The San Joaquin Farm Bureau Federation - older than the California or national farm bureau organizations - is 100 years old today.
The San Joaquin Farm Bureau Federation - older than the California or national farm bureau organizations - is 100 years old today.
And more than 450 Farm Bureau members, public officials and others are expected to commemorate its founding at its annual meeting tonight at the San Joaquin County Historical Society Museum in Micke Grove Park.
But while its membership, the type of crops grown in San Joaquin County, farming technology and society have changed greatly over the past century, the Farm Bureau's basic mission - sharing knowledge in support of agriculture - remains much the same.
Originally, the San Joaquin Farm Bureau was formed to persuade University of California officials to station a Cooperative Extension farm adviser in the county.
The emphasis remains on education, only the audience has changed, San Joaquin Farm Bureau President Jack Hamm said.
"Going back 100 years ago, ... it was educating people in agriculture, in the agricultural community," he said. "Now it's not about growing the crops but (teaching) the rest of the community about agriculture.
"We have to educate the lawmakers, we have to educate the public about what is going on because we're such a small part of the community now."
To that end, the bureau helps stage the annual AgVenture program, which introduces hundreds of San Joaquin County third-graders to the area's agriculture industry; supports farm advocacy programs in Sacramento and Washington; and its educational foundation will provide about $30,000 in scholarships to students majoring in farming-related fields.
Scheduled to appear at tonight's sold-out event are Paul Wenger, California Farm Bureau Federation president, and Barbara Allen-Diaz, director of UC Cooperative Extension.
Also, the event will have a number of displays highlighting events throughout the Farm Bureau's past century, as well as for the area's 4-H youth program, which is also 100 years old.
County Farm Bureau Executive Manager Bruce Blodgett noted that not everything has changed. The Cooperative Extension's county director always has a seat on the Farm Bureau board. Also, San Joaquin is one of only two California county farm bureaus - San Luis Obispo is the other - where board members are selected by the various farm center community branches around the county. That practice stems from a time before paved roads and freeways, when it might take hours, instead of minutes, to get from one part of the county to another.
Hamm said as long as the Farm Bureau retains its focus on sharing knowledge about agriculture - whether that's introducing schoolchildren to how their favorite fruits are grown or swaying legislators to farm-friendly policies or providing growers insight on improving their operations - it will remain a vital part of the community.
"We'll be here another 100 years," he said.
Contact reporter Reed Fujii at (209) 546-8253 or firstname.lastname@example.com. Follow him on Twitter @ReedBiznews.


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Tonight at 8 pm ET, Sesame Street will be airing a one-hour special on PBS called "Families Stand Together: Feeling Secure in Tough Times."
Hosted by Elmo, Al Roker and Deborah Roberts, the show aims to give families experiencing tough economic times tips and strategies to use with children ages 2-8.
For a little background on tonight's show, click here. And to watch a couple of promos of the show, and to get more information about this project, click here.
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Planning on throwing out the junk food and hitting the gym in the New Year?
Grab your smartphone on the way out the door; it's got your back.
Planning on throwing out the junk food and hitting the gym in the New Year?
Grab your smartphone on the way out the door; it's got your back.
Social media sites offer a wealth of advice and support to people who are trying to lose weight and get healthier.
That extra support made all the difference for Katie Painter of New Hartford, who just couldn't take off the weight after her third daughter was born.
Then she found a Facebook page offering a challenge group — online support to keep her on target with her lifestyle goals.
"And that's all I needed in the end," said Painter, nurse manager of the maternity department at Rome Memorial Hospital. "All I needed was someone to say you can do this. And if I had a bad day, I needed someone to say, it was just a bad day."
Dietitian Evelyn Mariani also has taken to social media. There's tons of great nutrition advice for dieters online, she said. But that advice doesn't help Mariani's patients who have special needs. She works with the bariatric surgery practice of Dr. William Graber in New Hartford.
Mariani decided last month to try Twitter as a way to reach out to patients, whom she doesn't see very often, with specific advice to help them lose weight and stay healthy.
She tweets under the handle @barinut. Bari is short for bariatric and patients call dietitians (nutritionists), nuts.
The surgery program also has a Facebook page and runs two support groups with their own Facebook pages.
Motivated to lose
Painter's challenge group helped her lose 20 pounds.
What she gained was the momentum to keep going after the group ended — losing another 23 pounds. Painter was back to her weight before she had kids.
Now she's helping new mothers to lose weight, too, with a motivational Facebook page – Can Mama Get Fit? — and her own challenge groups that she offers on the page.
"All (the woman who ran the challenge group) did was put together a group of people who all wanted to do the same thing … I thought, I can do that. So I decided to pay it forward," she said.
"Everybody who joins the group has to figure out what they're looking for and they have to decide how they're going to get there," Painter said.
Losing weight can feel like one more thing to do on a too long to-do list for many women, but Painter wants to encourage them.
"I wanted to show other women – you can still do this. You can work full time. You can have your kids. You can do all these other things that you're doing. And you can still find time to be healthy and fit," she said.
Painter wants to get in the best shape of her life by her 40th birthday in August. How? She doesn't have time for the gym; she uses weights and exercise videos at home, she said.
And now she's eyeing the next frontier in social support – Instagram.
Stay tuned.
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First, the latest software is 10.1.3 (18 Jan 2011). Version 10.1.2 may not correct the "2011 date rollover" problem of the keyboard and touchpad freeze in one step (see http://xoshare.org/mi for links to wiki sources).
An important step in the update to 10.1.3 is, at the end, to remove all sources of power (unplug AC and remove main battery). This deletes stored old parameters, which are part of the freeze problem.
Try the removing of all power and if this does not work, then update to 10.1.3, which will work (have done many, many times). As a side note, a USB mouse will work even though touchpad does not during this problem. The only other glitch may be that the firmware did not update when you updated to 10.1.2 --- the AC power has to be plugged in and the battery fully charged for the firmware to update. Otherwise, the software will load, but the firmware will not be updated.
If the mouse works in the hardware tests (firmware function), then the above "Linux" software is the culprit.


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I have a quick question about the behavior of Perl when reading from the STDIN. Specifically about a particular piece of code.
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cat input_file.fq | perl -ne '$s=<>;<>;<>;chomp($s);print length($s)."\n";' > output.txt
The format for the input_file.fq is a FASTQ format file. This is standard for storing biological data.
Every line beginning with '@' is the ID for the next 3 lines. The second line is a collection of letters, typically either ATCG. The line beginning with + is just a repeat for the ID and then the fourth line is the last relevant line for a segment. Then this repeats for a new 4 line segment.
Basically, the above code gets the length of the sequence (ATCG) line for every segment, which is great but I dont understand the behaviour of the $s=<>;<>;<>; part of the code.
Could anyone explain what its doing, and how it knows only to look at the correct line (which will be line number 2, 6, 10, 14, 18 etc)? I've played around with this on different file formats and cant figure it out.Any advice would be greatly appreciated
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Molecular Dynamics Simulations of the Interaction of Helium Clusters with Grain Boundaries and Dislocations bcc Iron
Tegar Wicaksono, Yu Yue,
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Solute atoms and precipitates significantly affect dislocation glide and grain boundary migration in alloys. Models for solute solution strengthening and solute drag as well as precipitation strengthening and particle pinning are well established. The intermediate case of solute clusters has, however, not yet been fully explored despite its technologically importance, e.g. embrittlement of irradiated steel reactors due to helium (He) clusters. In this work, the interplay between He segregation, He cluster formation and dislocation glide as well as curvature-driven grain boundary migration in bcc iron (Fe) has been investigated using molecular dynamics simulations. The restraining force on grain boundary migration increases with cluster size via a pinning mechanism. Similarly, the critical resolved shear stress for dislocation glide increases with the size of the He clusters. Phenomenological models for cluster pinning and strengthening are proposed based on these simulations results.
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Ab-initio Investigation of the Interaction of Hydrogen with Carbides in Advanced High-strength Steels
Ab Initio Calculations of Solute Effects on the Lattice Parameters and Elastic Constants of Fe Phases
Ab Initio Guided Design of High Strength Steels: Where Do We Stand?
Advanced High Strength Steel Based on Vanadium Carbide Precipitation
An Interface Controlled Transformation Model Predicting the Kinetics for Isothermal Bainite Formation in Medium Mn Steels
Analysis of the Aging Behavior and Orientation Relationships with Respect to β-Mn Phase in Austenite-based Low-density Steel
Appication of Nano-sized Precipiation in Strengthening Low Alloy Dual Phase Steel
Atomic Scale Study of Boron Non-equilibrium Segregation and Precipitation at Prior Austenite Grain Boundary in High Strength Steels
Austenite Formation along Dislocations in Medium Manganese Steels
Computational Design of Metastable Retained Austenite in Advanced High Strength Steels
Data Science Approaches for Predicting Fatigue Strength of Steels
Deformation-Induced Martensite: A Thermodynamic Study
Design of a Core-Shell Structure Carbide for Enhancing Toughness of UHS Steels
Effect of B2 Morphology on the Mechanical Properties of Dispersion Strengthened Lightweight Steels
Effect of Interfacial Mn Partitioning on Carbon Partitioning and Interface Migration during Quenching and Partitioning
Effect of Microstructure on Formability and Micro Fracture Mechanism in DP Steel for Automotive Outer Panel
Effect of Retained Austenite Transformation Holding Time and Temperature on the Microstructural Development and Properties of a Medium Mn Third Generation Advanced High Strength Steel
Effect of Starting Microstructure and Intercritical Annealing Parameters on Mechanical Properties of a Medium-Mn Third-generation Advanced High Strength Steel
Effects of Aluminum Addition on Warm Ductility and Microstructure in Mn-rich Steels
Effects of Solid Solution Treatment on the Microstructure and Mechanical Properties in the Ultra-high Strength Steel Strengthened by Nanoscale Particles
Experimental Determination of Magnitude of Shear of Stacking Faults, Twins and Alpha'-martensite in TRIP/TWIP Steels
Extraordinary Crack Resistance in Metastable Multi-phase Nanolaminated Steels
F-10: Effects of Deformation on Hydrogen Solubility and Diffusion in Al-alloyed Fe-Mn Alloys
F-11: Effects of Microstructure on the Strain Rate Sensitivity of Advanced Steels
F-12: Excellent Mechanical Properties Balance of Fine 0.1C-2Si-5Mn Fresh Martensite and Ferrite+Austenite Steels
F-13: In-situ Synchrotron X-ray Diffraction Study on the Micromechanical Behavior of Medium Manganese Transformation-induced Plasticity Steel at Low Temperature
F-14: Influence of Asymmetrical Cold Rolling on Crystallographic Texture of σ-TRIP Steels
F-16: Mechanical Evaluation of Hypo and Hypereutectic Chromium Carbide Hard Facing Steel
F-17: Microstructure-based Modeling of Tensile Properties in High-strength Pipeline Steels
F-18: Microstructure and Mechanical Properties of GMAW Welds in TWIP Steels
F-19: Modeling the Interplay between Transformation and Plasticity in Low-carbon Steels. A Micro-level Constitutive Model / RVE Approach
F-1: 3D Micromechanical Modeling of Dual Phase Steels Using the Representative Volume Element Method and Response Surface Methodology: Parametric Study
F-20: Modelling of Hot Deformation Behavior during Ingot Breakdown Process of Medium Carbon Low Alloy Steel Using Hansel-Spittel Approach
F-21: Multi-stage Martensitic Phase Transformation in Steel/Copper Nanolaminates: An In Situ X-ray Study
F-22: Orientation Dependence of Microstructure and Texture Evolution during Tensile Testing of a TWIP Stainless Steel
F-23: Review of Bake Hardening Mechanisms of Ultra Fine Grained and Coarse Grained Low Carbon Steel Sheets
F-24: Role of Initial Microstructure in Micro Constituents of Dual Phase Steels
F-26: Tension-compression Asymmetry and Relationships to the Microstructure in Advanced High Strength Steels
F-27: Nano-sized Intermetallic Kappa Phase Strengthening in Al-alloyed Steels for Automotive Applications
F-2: Atom Probe Tomography Studies of Complex Oxide Formations in Oxide Dispersion Strengthened Steels
F-3: Carbide Banding Formation and Prevention in 52100 Bearing Steels
F-4: Cold Deformation Behaviour of Ultrafine-grained Dual Phase Steel Manufactured with Use of a Dynamic Austenite-ferrite Transformation
F-5: Controlling Springback in Dual-Phase Steels
F-6: Design of Ultra-high-strength Fe-Cr-Mn-Ni-N-C Stainless Steels with Enhanced Ductilities
F-7: Effect of Austenite Grain Size on Deformed Microstructures and Tensile Properties of Austenitic Fe-24.5Mn-4Cr-0.45C Alloy
F-8: Effect of Initial Microstructure on the Grain Size of "Warm Deformed" 4140 Steel
F-9: Effect of Plastic Deformation at Elevated Temperatures on the Hardenebility of Boron Steels
High Speed Tensile Test with Infrared Thermography and Microstructure Analysis on a High Mn TWIP Steel
High Strain Rate Deformation of High-Mn and Medium-Mn TWIP-TRIP Steel
High Strength Nb-bearing Medium Mn Steel for Warm Stamping
Hot Stamping Process for Steel Parts with Higher Ductility
Hydrogen Solubility near Surfaces and Interfaces
Influence of Cooling and Strain Rate on the Hot Ductility Behavior of High Manganese Steels within the System Fe-Mn-C
Influence of Microalloying Elements Ti and Nb in Solid Solution and as Precipitates during Annealing of Advanced High-strength Steels
Influence of the Initial Microstructure on the Reverse Transformation Kinetics and Microstructural Evolution in TRIP-assisted Steel
Influences of Thermomechanical Treatments on the Microstructure Evolution and Mechanical Properties of Nano-precipitates Strengthened Steels
Interaction of VC-Precipitation and Phase Transformation Kinetics in Mo-containing Nano-steels
Interface Dominated Process in Modern Steels
Interface Guided Design of High-strength Steels: A Dream Coming True?
Is Twinning Important for Twinning-induced Plasticity Steels?
Low Alloy High Strength Martensitic Nitrogen Steel
Microstructural Evolution and Mechanical Behavior of Medium Mn Steels Intercritical Annealed from Different Starting Structure
Microstructure and Mechanical Properties of a 0.2C-5Mn TRIP Steel after Continuous Intercritical Annealing
Microstructure and Mechanical Properties of Nano/ultra-fine Structured High Strength Steels for High Temperature Structural Applications
Molecular Dynamics Simulations of the Interaction of Helium Clusters with Grain Boundaries and Dislocations bcc Iron
New Insights in the Atomic Interface Structure of Kappa Carbides in High-Mn Steels
New Insights into H Trapping and Diffusion in Steel Microstructures Obtained from Atomistic Simulations
New Law to Describe Plastic Anisotropy in BCC Metals
Observation of Low Cycle Fatigue Dislocation Structures in a TWIP, TRIP and MBIB Steel, Using Electron Channelling Contrast Imaging (ECCI)
Parameter-free Finite-temperature Computations of Stacking Fault Energies for Magnetic Materials
Paving the Bridge from Ab Initio to Atomistic Modeling of Advanced High-strength Steels
Process Window for Heavy Plastic Deformation of a Ferritic-austenitic Steel
Properties and Applications of Industrially Processed Hot Rolled High-manganese TWIP Steels
Quantitative Analysis of the Precipitate Coarsening in HSLA Steels
Related Mechanisms in Athermal and Deformation-induced Martensitic Transformation in Austenitic Fe-Cr-Ni Alloys
Relationship between Impact Toughness, Prior Austenite Grain Boundaries and Microstructural Morphology in Medium Mn Steel
Segregation Engineering in Medium Manganese Steels
Strain Path Dependence of Retained Austenite Mechanical Stability in a Medium Manganese Steel Stamping
Tempering Reactions in Martensitic Stainless Steels Studied by Dilatometry and Correlative Magnetic Saturation Measurements
The Development and Application of a Thermodynamic Database for Low-density Steels
The Role of Copper in Microstructures and Mechanical Properties of Laser-welded Fe-19Ni-3Mo-1.5Ti Maraging Steel Joint
Thermodynamic-mechanical Modeling of Deformation-induced Martensitic Transformation Aided by In-situ Magnetic Measurements during Tensile Tests
Three Dimensional Atom Probe and First-principles Studies on Spinodal Decomposition of Cr in a High Strength Maraging Stainless Steel
Ultrahigh Strength and Excellent Ductility Achieved by Grain Refinement in Low-carbon High-manganese Steels
Synchrotron X-ray Diffraction Investigation on Strain Hardening Behavior of Fe-17Mn-1.5Al-0.3C Steel
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First, divide the solvents between the petroleum distillates, including turpentine, and all the rest. Because most of the solvents on the shelves are petroleum distillates, this reduces the remaining products to a number that's easy to handle.
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In an adjacent post Paul cites DCI nominee John Brennan's 2010 speech at NYU. The video of Brennan speaking to a Muslim audience as part of "A Dialogue on Our Nation's Security" held at NYU is still available on the White House Web site. The speech was part of a public forum co-hosted by the White House Office of Public Engagement and the Islamic Center at New York University. As Brennan moves to head the CIA, the video is once again must viewing.
As Paul notes, I observed Brennan testifying to the beauty and goodness of Islam in a speech full of the apologetics, false equivalences and straw men that we have come to expect from the Obama administration in addressing these matters. As he instructs the faithful in the meaning of Islam, he doesn't quite get around to the subject of jihad.
Painful as it is, Brennan's speech is worth watching in its entirety. Brennan decries "violations" of the PATRIOT Act (?!), surveillance that has been viewed as excessive, policies that have been perceived as profiling, and the creation of an "unhelpful atmosphere" around Muslim charities. Brennan doesn't mention the Holy Land Foundation, a Muslim charity surrounded by a particularly unhelpful atmosphere when it was shuttered by the government as a terrorist front (and later convicted on the same ground). The pandering and evasions that permeate Brennan's speech have to be seen to be believed.
Brennan got around to the subject of jihad elsewhere. As Kerry Picket recalls, Brennan followed up on those remarks in an aborted meeting with the editors of the Washington Times. Unable to avail himself of his usual evasions, Brennan walked out of the meeting with the editors for which he himself had asked.
I originally found the White House video of Brennan's presentation at NYU via Josh Gerstein/Politico.