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Irience module enables users to easily embed iris recognition capability into their equipment. Security, reliability and convenience of iris recognition access and identification is available in this self-contained electronic module. It provides all the features of the standalone unit, as well as the additional customization capability that allows customers to develop a wide variety of unique, custom-built devices that tap into the power of existing device for identification and authentication. This OEM module is perfect for third-party manufacturers or developers who want to integrate iris recognition technology into their standard offerings.
Module consists of iris recognition camera and processing board. It supports the best 1:1 Verification and 1:N Identification rate with high speed CPU(ARM Cortex A9) and optimized iris recognition algorithm. This intelligent module can be seamlessly integrated to slave board via standard slot interface, and configured to work with a multitude of applications via Software Developer's Kit (SDK). Applications benefit from iris recognition capability include access control, time & attendance, visitor management, human resource management, and large-scale services that require the highest secure and reliable personal authentication. Iris recognition technology from Irience exceeds international performance and safety standards: ISO/IEC 19794-6, NIST IREX, IEC 62471.
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- More than 200 pixels, IRIS Data available
- Setting iris verification threshold
- Transmission of Stored Data from RAM to Flash Memory
- Transmission of Command Set (API)
- Communication Port: USB, Ethernet, HDMI, VGA
- LCD Color Panel (10.5 inch)
EV-Kit Components
EV Kit Test Configuration
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|USB Port, Ethernet Port, Monitor Port
|Ports Cables
|Power Adapter(+5V)
|SDK & Utility
|- IRIS enroll & verification SDK
– PC User Interface API
– IRIS Camera Driver
– The command set defined by the API manual is visible via command line tool with the API manual and see the data exchanged by the PC and EV Kit through the VGA monitor
|Technical Documents
|Layout & Size
|EV Kit and Iris camera Layout & Size Document
|- API Manual & EV_Test program
– IRIS SDK Manual (Option)
– Evaluation Kit User's Manual
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- eMMC : 32Giga Byte (operating system, storage)
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- DDR3 SDRAM : 1Mega Byte
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- MIPI Camera 1 port
- e.
- Digital RGB 1 port
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- mini HDMI 1 port
- g.
- RS232 Debug 1 Port
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- External Interface Socket : 200pin Memory DIMM
- Power Management IC : NXE2000
– I2C-Bus interface @3.4MHz and 400kHz
– Thermal Shutdown Function
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– OpenCV for face detection
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513 pin FCBGA Package, 0.65mm Ball Pitch, 17x17mm Body size
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High Performance 3D Graphic Accelerator
Full-HD Multi Format Video Codec
Supports various memory : x32 LPDDR2/3, LVDDR3(Low Voltage DDR3), DDR3 up to 800MHz
Supports MLC/SLC NAND Flash with Hardwired ECC algorithm (4/8/12/16/24/40/60bit)
Supports Dual Display up to 2048×1280, TFT-LCD, LVDS, HDMI 1.4a, MIPI-DSI output
Supports 3ch ITUR.BT 656 Parallel Video Interface and MIPI-CSI
Supports10/100/1000M-bit Ethernet MAC
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Supports MPEG-TS Serial/Parallel Interface and MPEG-TS HW Parser
Supports 1ch USB 2.0 Host, 1ch USB 2.0 OTG, 1ch USB HSIC Host
Supports Security functions (AES, DES/TDES, SHA-1, MD5 and PRNG) and Secure JTAG
Supports various Power Mode (Normal, Sleep, Deep-Sleep, Stop)
Supports various boot modes including NAND (with ECC detection and correction), SPI Flash/EEPROM, NOR, USB and UART
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– 10/100 Ethernet Controller
– High Speed (480 Mbps), Full Speed (12 Mbps), and Low Speed (1.5 Mbps) compatible
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– WLAN 11b/g/n support
– Realtek RTL8188EUS Chipset
– USB Communication with CPU
– 2.4~2.4835 GHz ISM Band
– RF Power : < 13dBm@11n,< 18dBm@11b,< 14dBm@11g
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– 1.4Gbps high-performance memory bandwidth
– Flow control or drop packet rate limiting
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– Wiegand-In 1 port
– Wiegand-Out 2 port
– General Purpose Input/output 2 port
– Relay Control 1 port
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Saturday, December 08, 2007
PhotoHunt: Long
This week's PhotoHunt theme is Long. I'm late with this week's entry, as I couldn't immediately think of any appropriate pics for it, and the weather's been too foul for me to go out and take any new pics. So I searched old image files and came up with the following. They were all taken on different days, at one of my favourite places, Rhossili, near my home in Wales.
This first pic shows the long fence along the cliff top. Along with a wooden gate, it prevents sheep wandering from the cliffs into the village. This shot was taken with my current camera.
The next two pics were taken a few years ago, with my old camera. It only has a resolution of 2.2 MP, so the pics aren't very good, unfortunately. However, the old camera did manage to capture a fairly good representation of the four mile long beach at Rhossili, as well as the long path snaking along above the beach. You'll probably need to enlarge the pic to get a good view of the path.
The next pic shows the long, narrow island of Worm's Head, as well as the long causeway that joins the island to the mainland at low tide. Always be careful to check tide times before crossing the causeway to the island, because you could get stranded there, or worse still, overwhelmed by the tide when you're crossing back.
Oh well, those are my long pics. Have a great weekend, everyone!
Posted by Siani at 16:54
Labels: PhotoHunt, Swansea and Gower pics
36 comments:
- Baldwins Girl said...
Beautiful! Great take on the theme!
- 5:51 pm
- Liza said...
Beautiful shots! Loved the last one. By the way, I'm sharing 2 awards with you. Hope you like them ;) Happy weekend!
- 6:18 pm
Great shots! Nice take on the LONG theme. Happy Sunday!
- 6:18 pm
- LadyBanana said...
Wonderful photos, how I would love to take a long walk along that beach :)
- 6:29 pm
- Dragonstar said...
These are lovely shots. I particularly like the fence.
- 7:19 pm
- Carver said...
Those are all great shots for the long theme. I think you got good shots with your old camera. The fence is very appealing to me as are the one of the beach path and the island shot. Have a great weekend.
- 7:20 pm
- Angelika said...
Pretty pictures. :-)
Mine's up!
- 7:29 pm
- Daisy said...
It sure is beautiful where you live.
- 7:32 pm
- Pat said...
Beautiful photos!! Great choices.
Happy Weekend.
- 7:42 pm
- Hootin' Anni said...
OH my....that is just so beautiful! If I lived somewhere this gorgeous, I would NOT ever LEAVE!!
[great long photos....] I wanna move now. Gorgeous.
- 7:45 pm
- KISSEDALOTATOADS said...
Wow,.. all beautiful photos! I wouldn't mind driving along the wooden fence for a Sunday drive, or being down on the sands of the beach ALL the time! lol Have a good weekend.
- 7:49 pm
- Talk..to..Grams said...
The pictures are very beautiful!!
You live in a lovely country!! Thanks for your visit. Have a great weekend. Grams
- 7:50 pm
- the teach said...
Love the long views, Siani! Lovely country, Wales.
Deb has some pics up on her blog of her cruise: http://palofmine.wordpress.com
- 7:52 pm
- A. said...
Lovely pictures, especially the beach. I know exactly what you mean about the weather....
- 9:04 pm
- jams o donnell said...
Nice shots Siani. Liz at Finding Life Hard had a photo of Rhossili Beach too for this wek's hunt too!
THe Day after getting caught on the Mumbles on my school Zoology field trip we nearly got caught on Worm's Head. We could have lynched our teacher!
- 9:13 pm
- Alasandra said...
Thank you for visiting us.
Rhossili, is gorgeous. Our Mommy wants to visit there one day.
~Charybdis & Scylla
- 11:42 pm
- Pamela said...
Oh my goodness your photos are gorgeous! Thank you so much for visiting my blog. By the way, I can barely steer a bicycle either! :)
- 11:48 pm
- **"Liza"** said...
You photos are stunning!Love all the view! Mine is up too if you have time :)
- 11:52 pm
- Andrée said...
Those are simply beautiful scenes. It is beautiful there. The photographs are gorgeous.
- 12:11 am
- Gellianne said...
Hi! I love those pictures.They can be good headers.
- 12:14 am
- Anna said...
Lovely photos....Nice shot by the way...Thanks for sharing them.
Mine is up too:
Every Beat Of My Heart
- 12:17 am
- jmb said...
I think Liz of Finding Life Hard had this very same beach for her long post this week. Check it out.
Thanks for visiting and have a great weekend.
- 12:54 am
- Natalie said...
What a beautiful place!
- 2:12 am
Whoa! You have great shots again, Siani! Have fun!
- 3:02 am
- Gattina said...
Without knowing where the pictures were taken I thought it looks like a coast in the UK and I was right, lol ! I have spent twice a week with my friends at the south east coast of England and it looks very similar there. I love it !
- 3:51 am
- Dragonheart said...
Lovely photos! :) Beautiful landscapes. :) Terrific choices for this week's Hunt. :)
- 8:36 am
- Tyra in Vaxholm said...
Great shots, I love looong beaches thank you for stopping by, have a nice weekend/ Tyra
- 11:01 am
- Patricia said...
Siani, those are very lovely photos. Thank you for sharing them...and thank you for stopping by Pollywog Creek. Hope your weekend has been perfectly delightful. Blessings!
- 1:53 pm
- Rach said...
Beautiful photos! Have a great weekend :-)
- 3:16 pm
- DJRM said...
Those are beautiful photos. It's because of scenes like this that Wales is rapidly moving to the top of my "places I really, really, really want to visit" list.
- 4:15 pm
- SnoopyTheGoon said...
Hmm... I was sure I have visited this post and left a comment. Anyway, I will say it again with pleasure: beautiful pictures!
Thanks for visiting my place.
- 5:36 pm
- Misty Dawn said...
Wow - those are some wonderful photos!
- 10:59 pm
- Tokenhippygirl said...
Excellent photos. All very nice representations of the theme!
- 12:28 am
- shiera said...
- 4:38 pm
- admin said...
What beautiful scenic photos with lovely long coastlines.
Sara from farmingfriends
- 2:31 pm
- Janet said...
that second photo is just spectacular!!!
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That's a maybe to me. Tressell went 200% Tressell ball once OSU got the lead and they realized when Henne was passing he wasn't going to hit water if he fell out of boat. I'm not saying UM loses no matter in that game, but OSU would have called a much different game offensively if they knew they needed to put more then 14 points on the board.
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I'd say Gretsky might be the best in any sport.
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|While the premise is corrct
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Baseball and hockey both have minor leagues and the NBA has the D league or whatever it's called now.
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What about a player who graduates after 3 years and does a grad transfer?
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Cole was a 4th yr senior who had started the previous 3 yrs. Bredeson was a returning starter. Kugler was a 5th yr senior and JBB was a 4th yr junior.
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Was something along the lines that they only had the Qb's go against the man to man scheme Brown loves to run in fall practice. So when they started playing games the QB's didn't have a lot of reps against the zone defenses other teams were playing.
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In 3 years at Illinois he won 2 regular season big ten titles, made one elite 8 and 2 sweet 16's.
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to nullify the opponents long runs when we look at how effective their running games were against Michigan, should we not also nullify the long runs Michigan's offense had when we are looking at how effective their running game was last year?
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Neither OSU, Wisky or MSU had very good passing attacks against the UM defense but those teams were all able to churn out better games then UM.
MSU ran the ball 40 times for 158 yds. MSU passing was 11-22 for 94 yds. Michigan passing was 16-35 for 198 yds.
Wisky ran the ball 34 times for 182 yds. Wisky passing was 9-19 for 143 yards. Michigan passing was 11-26 for 176 yds.
OSU ran the ball 48 times for 226 yds. OSU passing was 9-15 for 124 yds. Michigan passing was 17-32 for 195 yds.
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and ypc. It's about what they can do against the better teams. Last year against the better teams UM struggled.
MSU, 39 carries for 102 yds
PSU, 42 carries for 103 yds
Wisky, 37 carries for 58 yds
OSU, 36 carries for 100 yds
They struggled in 2016 against the better teams too. The oline under Harbaugh is definitely better then it was in most of the Hoke years but they still struggle against the better teams. I'm not expecting them to run all over the better teams but the running game can't get completely taken out of the game against the better teams either.
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Rushing offenses in recent years. The problem is the bar for a good rush offense at Michigan has been lowered a lot in recent years. For someone who grew up watching Michigan in 70s, 80s and 90s, last year's rush offense was meh.
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To me they are the under the radar team for next year. I don't think McCaffery is that great of a coach but I think Iowa returns just about everyone, and a handful of those players have seen significant time the last two years.
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He'd be stupid not to do this. As long as he doesn't sign with an agent, he gets feedback from the NBA on his draft stock and what he needs to improve.
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|Covering crossing routes
OSU kept going to the crossing routes against UM and had success just about every time. As you mentioned the personnel questions are minimal. The defense is loaded and should be fun to watch.
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I get what you're saying but I was pretty impressed with Evans against OSU last year. He had some really nice moves and I thought he ran with a lot of toughness. Thought there were a number of plays where he picked up extra yards when it appeared the play was over.
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I can't wait to see the defense this fall.
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I'm guessing all the big name players will be sitting out these exhibitions.
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I was in elementary school in Ohio. School was closed for a few weeks. We'd drive to school to drop off homework assignments and pick up the next round of homework assignments to do at home.
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Harbaugh did.
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|Like I said above
you are talking gross average not net average. Do you understand the difference between gross punting average and net punting average? Gross is from the line of scrimmage to where the returner catches it. Net is from the line of scrimmage to where the returner is tackled - ie, the line of scrimmage where UM is punting from to the new line of scrimmage where the opponent will start on offense.
IBelow is the link to the NCAA stats on how teams did last year on net punting.
There are a number of factors that can affect the net: poor punt coverage by the punting team, poor gross punting average by the punter, not much hang time on the punt which usually means the return team isn't close to the returner when he catches it, etc.
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Michigan as a team averaged 35.73 net yards per punt, which was 113th out of 129 teams. That's terrible.
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About the punting game? It was woeful last year. It'd be nice to hear some good things on that front.
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The NBA and NCAA have it set up so as long as a player doesn't sign an agent, it's to the players benefit to attend, if invited, and get feedback from the NBA.
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Other then Brunson and Spellman their entire roster is from PA or a state on the eastern coast.
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They won the title in 2016 too. Some of the players on this years team were also on the 2016 team, but the main cogs of the 2016 team were not on the 2018 team.


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Thursday, September 22, 2005
Schumer, Roberts and Dr. Zhivago
Now the question, to my mind, is not whether Roberts will be confirmed, but whether the Dems should endorse him. Frankly, I think he is a wonderful candidate and will make a fine justice, but what I have heard of the hearings the last four days really upsets me. Through hours and hours of questions, through three days of questioning the most substantive things Roberts told the commission was that he believes in the right to privacy, as found in the liberty clause of the 14th amendment and that two of his favorite movies are "Dr. Zhivago" and "North by Northwest," the man was a tar baby.
Generally I felt that Roberts was taciturn on many issues which were "softballs" (in the words of Schumer-like stupid comments of Pat Roberts and asking for an apology for using the word "amigo" in a memo). More importantly though, he repeatedly refused to answer direct questions from senators about his view of the law. While I think that questions like, "Well, how would you have voted on Kelo?" are stupid, questions which ask how he understands basic legal principles like the interstate commerce clause (which he kind of did open up to Schumer on day 4) ought to be taken seriously. That he was not forthcoming indicates to me that he knew he would be confirmed and thus any answer would only put him at risk.
In Schumer's remarks today I think he said as much when he announced he would vote against the nomination. Again, the senate vote by Schumer is not one for Roberts's conformation, but against meaningless hearings.
6 comments:
- Shmuli said...
Well apparently Zev likes certainty in how judges interpret the Constitution, just not certainty in how the Constitution is interpreted.
Imagine a system where our elected officials were simply put forward for a yes/no vote, alone and uncontested. These candidates would likely straddle even more than they do now and refuse to take sides. Why make enemies? Conversely, imagine a system where judicial candidates openly campaigned against eachother for office. The future behavior in office of these campaigning judges would be much clearer. Of course this latter system doesn't really add anything to one where judges left legislating to elected legislators, but I don't think you really want that, Zev.
- Shmuli said...
What's your job?
- Zev said...
A number of things Shmuli
1. I am interning in Sen. Schumer's Buffalo office. As I am an intern and not an employee, I have been told that I can still blog about such issues.
2. The effect of the opening line evades me. Please explain.
3. The point of the post was to skirt questions about whether or not the conformation process is good or not. Rather, assuming that the process is in place, how should one vote?
4. a) I don't believe that a judge can, "left legislating to elected legislators." If we actually felt that way we would just have judges call up the sponsors of the bills in question (when possible, of course) and ask them, "So what did you mean when you drafted the Endangered Species Act?" We have a separate judiciary for a reason. It is supposed to act as a check on the legislative arm, and make sure that it does not get out of hand. Now, like it or not, the judges are supposed to interpret the law as they understand it, which IMHO is de facto legislation, by expanding or constricting the law's scope. I think that the authors of the constitution recognized the power of the judiciary and thus had it be an appointed position, giving the executive and legislature at least some say in who we see on the bench.
b) Why not make enemies? You are life tenure and there are 55 of your buddies just waiting to press the yes button. What do you have to gain by trying to evade every question?
- Shmuli said...
2. The only use of fuller answers from Roberts would have been in order to predict how he would behave on the Court. I believe that was Senator Schumer's stated reason for asking the questions. Previously you have told me that you favor "meta-interpretation" of the constitution, which is distinct from normal interpretation of statutes in that there is a much wider set of possible rulings. So to restate, you want more certainty in how judges will interpret the constitution (i.e. Judge Roberts giving a better sense of how he will rule) but less certainty in how the Constitution will be interpreted (because you favor a wider set of possible interpretations for Constitutional text).
3. I don't understand how you can ignore the desirability of this confirmation process, assume it is in place, and announce your opposition based on the confirmation process.
4a. You recognize the distinction between "meta-interpretation" and normal interpretation. I agree there will always be some discretion inherent in the judicial role but expanding beyond that is what I have referred to as judicial legislation. Further, Senator Schumer, I believe, also made reference to the desirability of judicial modesty visa-vis legislative decisions.
4b. Senator Chafee refused to support President Bush. What makes you think he's dying to support Judge Roberts? Quite a few other Senators prefer to vote for the quiet Roberts than a hypothetical Roberts who suggests a stance that could lead to a campaign ad against the Senator. Moreover, how do you ask "What do you have to gain by trying to evade every question?" after saying "That he was not forthcoming indicates to me that he knew he would be confirmed and thus any answer would only put him at risk." Perhaps it wasn't clear that by "making enemies" I meant that the "enemies" could put his nomination at risk. In any case, the relevant question isn't whether there are fifty votes to confirm Judge Roberts, but whether there are fifty votes to kill judicial filibusters in order to confirm Judge Roberts.
I disagree with your suggestion that Senator Schumer voted against Judge Roberts only because the hearings did little to illuminate Judge Roberts' views. Senator Schumer explicitly said he would vote against a nominee who he felt outside the mainstream. Senator Schumer's views of the "mainstream" are, needless to say, somewhat skewed to the left. It also strains credulity to believe that Senator Schumer would have voted against a Democratic nominee to the Supreme Court for empty hearings.
Moreover, I think Judge Roberts' answers to the "softballs" were perfectly fine. Judge Roberts expressed disagreement with Pat Robertson's comments. Senator Schumer's apparent insistence that Judge Roberts express that the comment turn his insides was more than a little silly. Why should Judge Roberts apologize for using the word "amigo" if he didn't think it wrong?
- jacob said...
Zev - a few points on your response to shmuli:
1) you wrote "I don't believe that a judge can, "left legislating to elected legislators." If we actually felt that way we would just have judges call up the sponsors of the bills in question (when possible, of course) and ask them, "So what did you mean when you drafted the Endangered Species Act?" Actually, the way it work would be to have the courts kick the question back to Congress to decide. Sound ridiculous? It is called the Napoleonic Code and in its original version it did just that. What present day Napoleonic regimes do (most of the world, and Louisiana) is write legislation that is very exhaustive and imagines all possibilities. I do not advocate such an approach but it is not completely ridiculous.
2)"We have a separate judiciary for a reason. It is supposed to act as a check on the legislative arm" Who says? Who says the seerate judiciary is a check on the legislative arm? the original doctrine of checks and balances mainly refers to congress and the executive. The voters are the ultimate check on Congress and the executive branch. Checks and balances are reciprocal. Congress pasts laws, the president can veto laws, and congress can overide. There is a back and forth between the branches. If the Judiciary is a check on the legislature, where is the balance and who checks the legislature?
- Mr. HaLevi said...
Well, this is all very interesting, and I will once again offer a perspective from the craziness of Israel.
Zev, the idea that you would make no distinction between the legislature we have in the Israeli Supreme Court and the occassional activist in the American Supreme Court is rather silly.
You are unwilling to make distinctions between an activist judge and a judge who is trying to interpret the law. Now, your reason for this stated refusal is clever and has truth to it, but looking at a system as messed up as Israel's you can't but compare them. they are different. American judges, by and large, interpret, they don't write, the law.
I also think that the American system is very wise in the checks and balances it has in place. No one in israel seems to care or notice that judges are appointed by other judges and voted on by other judges. Well, what does this lead to, but of course a further and further radicalization of the court. (to the left in Israel's case). this makes it more and more out of touch with the citizens they are supposed to represent in interpreting issues of morality and ethics. When one thinks of the amazing amount of damage they (Israel High Court) have managed to cause, it is truly hard to believe.
The more I am away from America the more I love and respect the wisdom with which her government is structured. Shmuli's comment about how Schumer won't vote for someone who isn't mainstream is right on. SCHUMER isn't mainstream. So he can insist that his view of the world is 'central' and mainstream all he wants, it is out of touch with most americans views. And as a result, he is the minority in the legislature and doesn't have the ability to enforce his view on the court or the legislature, no matter how well he speaks or how much he tries to convince us that he represents what is moral.
the ability of minorities in Israel to control such important decisions is terrifying, the worst that can happen in America, is that a majority makes some stupid decisions, which may indeed be hapenning now in America, but as her history bears out, they are likely to reverse themselves over time.
Personally, to open a real pandora's box, I'd be thrilled to see Roe vs. Wade overturned, especially with the technology of www.stanford.edu/dept/HPS/ectogenesis/ ectogenesis expected to be viable within a decade.


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The Numbers Don't Lie: Reagan Recovery Far Stronger Than Obama
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The Great Recession lasted 18 months—slightly longer than the recession of 1981—and it might not be fair to compare the two. Unemployment was higher, for example, during the 1981 recession. But Reagan's approaching centennial brings to mind the Reagan Recovery, and the economic climate of 1983 must be enviable from where President Obama sits in 2011.
Tomorrow the Department of Labor releases its monthly jobs report, and early reports do not suggest improvement. The numbers will certainly not be anywhere close to those 14 months into the Reagan Recovery.
A cool interactive chart from the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis allows direct comparisons of every recession since 1948, and forces questions about each recession. Why does the recovery of 1982-1983 zoom off the top of the chart just when the current recovery is settling into a trough? (more…)


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Rep. Charlie Rangel followed up on a final concession in the NY-13 Democratic Primary by state Sen. Adriano Espaillat by appearing on Fox's « Good Day New York » today.
Rangel started out in friendly fashion, saying he and Espaillat have a lot of work to do to mend fences between Democrats who took sides in the five-way contest. But he quickly moved on to tamp down any suggestion that he might've won the election because of fraud. More after the clip:
On fraud, Rangel said, « This allegation went to court and the court rejected the concept because what is looming is no evidence of it. The board chief pointed out that he or she was also Hispanic and was pretty upset to say that the something like this was going on, when there was no evidence of it. Everybody, winners and losers, ought to be after fraud and if there is any evidence of it, you can put me down because it makes the whole system that. Winners and losers as such — so when you say it's looming in the air, it's not looming in the air. »
More on this to come, but read on…
(Clarification: In fact, the court never heard any specifics on allegations of fraud, irregularities or voter suppression, because that hearing was supposed to take place Wednesday (or sometime after that), and now the suit is being withdrawn because of Espaillat's concession.)
Espaillat is in the process of deciding, now that he's bagged any further objection to the primary, whether to run again for his state Senate seat.
« What makes that a problem is that because people believed he was not running, our assemblyman for that district, [Guillermo Linares] said he would run and file petitions to run for that so-called vacant seat… At the time, I decided to support Assemblyman Linares. it was clear to me that there would be a vacant seat. [Espaillat] made it clear that he was not going to run for that seat. So there was an endorsement as the assemblyman endorsed me at the press conference and I endorsed him. »
And as to the less-near future, « Well, I used to say because my youthful 82 years old, that at my age I don't buy green bananas, and I cannot possibly talk about what's going to happen over two years from now. It suffices to say that this election is no sampling of my popularity or lack of the support that Espaillat has, because less than 5% of the Congressional district that is able to participate participated. It had a lot to do with the urgency in which new york state had to compete to make certain that we had our men and women in uniform able to participate. so we have very short notice and only a handful of people participated…
« The support that [Espaillat] got from the voters, notwithstanding the very small sampling, is not one that should be — the fact that it was a closer race than I ever expected, and the fact that outside money came into the race against me is the fact we will have to consider but nobody can discount the fact that he has earned the right to be considered — not at the exclusion of other people — as a candidate for whatever office he might seek. »
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The following is an example typical ketogenic diet menu using a 6 – 12 – 12 configuration.
6 sausage links — 0 grams carbohydrate / 16 grams protein / 410 calories
3 eggs scrambled — 0 grams carbohydrate / 18 grams protein / 210 calories
4 tablespoons Picante — 6 grams carbohydrate — 2 grams dietary fiber / 2 gram protein / 20 calories
6 grams carbohydrate 36 grams protein 640 calories
2 1/4 lb. burger patties 73/27 ratio: 0 grams carbohydrate / 34 grams protein / 700 calories
1/2 can of Spinach: 6 grams carbohydrate / 2 grams protein / 50 calories
4 tablespoons Picante: 6 grams carbohydrate / 2 grams protein / 20 calories
12 grams carbohydrate 38 grams protein 770 calories
For Dinner:
2 tablespoons Peanut butter: 6 grams carbohydrate / 6 grams protein / 190 calories
1 six-ounce ribeye — 0 grams carbohydrate / 30 grams protein / 220 calories
1/2 can of spinach — 6 grams carbohydrate / 3 grams protein / 50 calories
10 Olives — 0 grams carbohydrate / 0 grams protein / 50 calories
12 grams carbohydrate 39 grams protein 510 Calories
In order to reach 2000 calories, and limit fat consumption to no more than 30% of total caloric intake you must get 40% to 60% of your caloric intake from carbohydrate, which is what the United States Department of Agriculture and the American Diabetes Association recommend for everyone, even people with a permanently injured or inherently deficient carbohydrate metabolism. So, in essence those of us who have a disabled carbohydrate metabolism are told by President Hussein-Obama and those at an organization ironically called the American Diabetes Association to eat 200 to 300 bloody grams of carbohydrate a day, or in the alternative to not eat 2000 calories. Even the calorie restricted ADA " diabetic diet " of 1600 calories per day still calls for 200 grams of carbohydrate. 142 grams of fat or 70% of caloric intake comes from fat in my meal plan outlined above.
Let me put this in perspective for those who are not diabetic or for diabetics who have not been taught how to use a meter and carbohydrate counting to ascertain this information about themselves. A single gram of carbohydrate, any carbohydrate, could raise my blood sugar, by four to five mg/dl. Interestingly enough, this is how much Dr. Richard Bernstein, a true genius and hero to our people, would predict that a single gram of carbohydrate would raise blood sugar levels for someone of my height and weight and whose body no longer makes insulin but whose body uses insulin normally. This means that if any Doctor really went to school for a decade, and took a few math classes along they way he should be able predict how much a single gram of carbohydrate could raise the blood sugar of any diabetic whose body makes little or no insulin. This is something that can be described mathematically by assuming total blood volume of 4.6 liters and a stable basal dose of insulin properly calibrated to maintain level blood sugar through the fasting state. Using similar methodology and known values such as height and weight a licensed physician should also be able to prescribe a "basal" dose of insulin to an insulin deficient diabetic which keeps blood sugar level through the fasting state.
So if I ate a meal consisting of say 60 grams of carbohydrate, and I did not take a special additional dose of insulin, these 60 grams of carbohydrate would spike my blood sugar some 300 points. This special dose of insulin, which can only be administered via a subcutaneous injection, intravenous drip, or continuous subcutaneous infusion, is commonly known as a bolus dose. Even if I took this bolus dose using the latest, most expensive insulin available, the "spike" or rise in blood sugar would only be reduced by 50% to 75%. So a properly administered, properly timed, bolus dose that is absorbed by the body in an ideal way, only if taken in conjunction with a properly calculated, properly administered, properly timed, properly absorbed "basal" dose could only best case scenario reduce the spike to 60 mg/dl. (.25 x 300 = 75)
The normal physiological range for blood sugar levels is between 80mg/dl to 120mg/dl. The ideal physiological range is between 70 and 85 mg/dl. The normal fasting blood glucose level as indicated by instant fingerstick measurement in fasting, non-obese, non-pregnant, non-diabetics is 83mg/dl. The ideal level while not truly known and which varies from person to person is perhaps as low as 70mg/dl. If you disagree with these conclusions or seek independent corroboration from a world famous, multimillionaire, handsome, brilliant, diabetic endocrinologist who has studied blood sugar for decades first in himself, then in his patients read: "Dr. Bernstein's Diabetes Solution: The Complete Guide to Achieving Normal Blood Sugars"
The endocrine system was originally designed to maintain the ideal level all the time. Before "the fall" everyone had ideal blood sugar levels all the time. If your body or my body could, it would always keep your blood sugar at the ideal level. Unfortunately, in a beautiful garden a long time ago, something went horribly wrong. What went wrong? A man and a woman ate forbidden fruit. Isn't it ironic, don't you think?
The closest I now could come to maintaining a 40 mg/dl variance regardless of whether that variance fell within the total spectrum of normal blood sugars if I were to eat a meal of 60 grams of carbohydrate is 75 mg/dl. If I followed the galactically retarded USDA recommendation and I regularly ate 80 grams of carbohydrate per meal I could regularly expect spikes of 200 points. The American Diabetes Association quite irresponsibly reccomends that the diabetic maintain fasting levels (levels before meals) below 130 mg/dl. If I began each meal with a blood glucose level of 130 mg/dl the best I could do is a blood sugar level nearly twice as high as the Designer's ideal level with high values over four times ideal blood glucose levels. That's the best I could do if I followed these recommendations.
According to the subversive, anti-diabetic, para-government, American Diabetic Association the best I should really even be trying for is a forty-five minute post-prandial spike to between 200 and 350mg/dl. Blindingly high and disorienting. This to be followed by a dramatic and again disorienting 70 to 150 mg/dl drop in blood sugars over the next four hours leaving blood sugar levels still elevated some 45 to 60 mg/dl above the ideal level.
I am a type 1 diabetic. Whose pancreas makes no insulin, a hormone, not a drug. This hormone allows the body to metabolize blood glucose, necessary for life, which is produced in the liver and converted from carbohydrates contained in some of the foods we eat. My body no longer makes this essential hormone. Maybe when I was first diagnosed my pancreas still made some insulin, but now we'll never know. The insulin I have to inject does not work as quickly or as efficiently as the insulin produced by a healthy human pancreas, nor do injections deliver this less effective insulin in a manner as precisely, timely, or efficiently as a healthy pancreas. All obese type 2 diabetics have insulin resistance. Many also have insulin deficiency. In type II diabetics, the insulin deficiency if present, may or may not stem from an autoimmune attack acting in conjunction with a dietary intake disproportionately high in carbohydrate. Many have effectively killed or worn out their pancreas with years and years of following the diet para-government organizations unaccountable to the people, the facts, or apparently anyone recommend. These recommendations insist that no more than 30% of total calories be taken from fat and often encourage even less fat than that be taken.
Consistently elevated blood sugar levels, not diabetes per se, injures the body in a number of ways. Blood touches everything. Excess sugar or glucose in the blood damages everything blood touches starting with the tiny capillaries in the penis, the toes, the eyes, the fingers, the brain, and the kidneys. As the damage to those capilaries accelerates it causes erectile dysfunction, ulcerations in the feet which leads to amputation, microanuerysms in the eyes leading to blindnes, damage to kidney function leading to dialysis, and brain damage leading to senility. High blood sugar also damages muscles fed by these capilaries, including the heart which in turn leads to heart failure. As this damage accelerates the excess sugar begins to damage the large arteries of the heart which can lead to plaque buildup in the arteries which can cause myocardial infarction. By the time this happens you may even welcome a life ending heart attack because you will be most severely crippled.
So here's the question, and I'm not joking. I want an answer. Why would anyone tell a diabetic to get 60 or even 40 percent of their caloric intake from carbohydrate? Why?
To prevent or delay a life ending heart attack that might be considered a mercy at the end of an awful, humiliated, defeated life?
If that's your answer save your breath. Just save it. I chose sure death over sure death in the face of humiliation and defeat by the enemy. You never proved your dietary fat / heart Disease hypothesis. Yet your whole cost benefit hinges on it. And guess what else? If it isn't true your recommendations have hurt a lot of people.
The death by hypoglycemia or coronary artery disease vs. death by hyperglycemic complications including coronary artery disease dichotomy is the dangerous false dichotomy you people present. No such false dichotomy need exist. When we follow a high fat, low carbohydrate diet no such false dichotomy does.
Total Cholesterol does not predict coronary artery disease. Lipid profile abnormalities do predict coronary artery disease. Dietary fat intake predicts lipid profile improvement. Abnormal lipid profiles often indicate chronically high blood sugar. High carbohydrate diets raise blood sugar. High fat diets do not raise blood sugar. High carbohydrate diets wreck lipid profiles.
The least reliable predictor of coronary artery disease is elevated LDL. A more reliable predictor is depressed HDL. The most reliable lipid profile predictor for coronary artery disease is elevated triglycerides. They make puppies very, very sad. Elevated triglycerides are caused by hyperinsulinemia dictated by high carbohydrate diets. High carbohydrate diets raise LDL, depress HDL, and have their biggest negative impact on triglycerides. Hyperglycemia and hyperinsulinemia kill and disable.
Yeshua asks those who follow him to face sure death but the enemy never holds power to ultimately defeat or humiliate us as long as we follow him and stay faithful to the end.
This is the truth. There are four macronutrients or nutrients that our bodies use to produce energy. No one of these macronutrients is indispensable. Any one of these macronutrients could sustain life exclusively.
Alcohol is the least necessary or useful. While it does provide energy the body needs excessive consumption of alcohol has many deleterious affects and most alcoholic beverages have little or no micronutrient value.
Carbohydrate is more beneficial as an energy source than alcohol. Some foods which consist mostly of carbohydrate are a good source of valuable micronutrients. Carbohydrates are not however, necessary, just the micronutrients that accompany some foods which do contain them.
Protein is a much more stable and efficient source of energy than carbohydrate and foods with high protein content often deliver even better micronutrient content than do foods with low protein content. Protein deficient foods are often quite high in carbohydrate.
Fat is not necessary as a source of energy but like protein and carbohydrate it does provide energy necessary to fuel our body including our brain. It is the least dispensable because fatty foods, particularly foods that derive their fat content from animals, contain certain micronutrients and minerals that are indispensable and difficult to find in plant based food. Those who suffer from self-inflicted psycho-social eating disorders such as veganism, vegetarianism, and anorexia, often under cultic influence, consume little or no animal fats and often have to supplement their dietary with omega three fatty acids in capsule form to keep their hair from falling out. Additionally those who suffer from veganism, vegetarianism, anorexia, and diabetes often also frequently suffer vitamin B-12 deficiency and anemia as secondary to iron deficiency. Furthermore many of the micronutrients found in the best carbohydrate foods, e.g. green leafy vegetables, are also found in high fat foods like eggs, bacon, beef, liver, and butter. The lone vitamin deficiency often associated with low fat foods is vitamin C. Ironically however it has been theorized by real scientists and ">thoughtful commentators that high carbohydrate diets dictate higher than normal vitamin C requirements. If you don't eat enough fat as a proportion of total caloric intake you need more vitamin C.
Dietary fat is not converted into sugar during digestion nor is alcohol. 20% of carbohydrates convert to blood glucose during digestion. 7.5% of protein is also converted to sugar which is about 30% of what carbohydrates contribute. The full blood glucose impact of carbohydrate happens within two hours of ingestion while the full blood glucose impact of protein only even begins in two hours and ends in six. Dietary fat is not converted to sugar during digestion. Excess carbohydrate is stored as fat in the body by insulin except when an inadequate amount of insulin is produced, then the non metabolized sugar simply builds up in the blood.
If the body ceases to metabolize sugar at all, because their is no available insulin for the body to move the sugar out of the blood and into the cells for use as energy, a condition known as ketoacidosis results. The first time I was diagnosed "DKA" my blood sugar levels were a mere 252 mg/dl. Many type two diabetics end up hospitalized with blood sugar levels way above 500 mg/dl. The "normal" range for blood glucose levels is somewhere between 80 and 120. The ideal level is unknown but probably between 70 and 80 .
So why would anyone who knew the facts, not the metaphysically tainted presuppostions, tell a diabetic retarded nonsense, like eat plenty of whole grains, or eat plenty of non-fat dairy, or eat plenty of fruits? All high carbohydrate diets do is dump garbage into diabetics that their body can't handle anymore if it ever could in the first place. You never proved a single thing about your fat heart disease hypothesis. Not one single thing.
You never proved there was any necessity for any carbohydrate consumption. You just loudly and wildly asserted that their was. You never proved one single thing. During times of glucose deprivation brains run on ketones. Ketones in the blood are like glucose in the blood. Your body wants some, just not too many. Dangerously elevated ketone levels indicate too little insulin, not too little sugar. Why would you tell a hungry diabetic not to eat eggs especially if she was poor. That's pathological. Why would you force feed our poorest children garbage. That's what you did with our School Lunch Program. One in three Americans born after 2000 will develop diabetes in their carbohydrate shortened lifetimes.
You recommended these diets against all evidence. Against the historical evidence. Against the scientific evidence. Against the theological evidence because you people knew that if "ye should be like Gods" it had to be true.
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Did Bella borrow Jacob's wig from Twilight?
Update: Full trailer has been released.
OMG!!!! My heart is racing a mile a minute! Thanks for this lady! And hahahaha, yes, Bellas bootleg wig is horrible! It looks just like Jacob's Twilight wig, which I also have a hard time looking at! Oh well...I guess I will have to fully focus on Edward and nothing else :)
Someone posted this on my facebook wall this morning and I nearly died. The full trailer is coming out tmrw @ 6 am! I can't wait!
SOOOO excited, I can't wait, I love that they're releasing them so close together, I feel like we just celebrated New Moon!


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Last year, I got the highest rating given. This was after 3 years of getting the next to highest at this job. In my previous job, I had received the next to highest for 2 years (same inspection, different company). So it took me 6 years to achieve the highest rating, to be knowledgeable enough to know what I needed to do.
My inspection is tomorrow. I'm prepared. I've done what I need to do. However, I'm always nervous. I'm always afraid there is something I missed, something I won't have an answer for, or something that the employees I've trained will get wrong. Last year, I raised the bar. This year, I have to meet it.
My goal was lofty, I achieved it, but now I have to deal with the fact that I'm expected to do that well every time.
It's a good thing. It's a bad thing.
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Art BLAKEY and The Jazz Messengers - Munich 1972
Thx To *Dave*,*Soundboard*
This was the Jazz Now Festival in Munich, reported in Coda 872 p. 39.
There is another private tape of this group from Chateauvallon Jazz Festival, Toulon, France on August 20, 1972. That was reported on in Jazz Forum 1272 p. 22.
Blakey's announcement clearly states that Virginia is composed by George Cables. If there is any evidence it is by Tony Williams, please supply.
The GEMA database shows Swamp Carol as composed by Jeremy Steig and Jan Hammer. It is on Steig's Groove Merchant album Fusion.
Track 5 is Cubano Chant (Ray Bryant).
Jeremy Steig- Flute
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text: Osma Suominen wrote: > > Andy Johnson wrote: > > > > Then there'd be a variant for the general call address (00000000) that > > > every I2C device receives. This will be very similar, but requires some > > > thought. It could, for example, be used for "All hosts, identify > > > yourself" -type requests, public messages in a chat program etc. > > > > You could also have a specific id code that many calcs would respond to > > as a kind of chat room. Only calculators in that chat room should > > respond. > > Good point. But that could be done in the chat program only, so the > "room id" would reside in the freeform data inside a packet with the > "chat" protocol id. > > Now who wants to make a multimaster I2C chat program? =) Well yes it could be done that way, but then any calc in any chat room at all would have to look at the freeform data in all chat messages. If you were to put the chat room code in the leading address, the calc could ingnore messages going into other chat rooms. -- Andy Johnson


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Rihanna's Second Scent Coming in Spring 2012 [VIDEO]
I don't know what the obsession is about smelling like the stars! I wonder if any of the people that release fragrances ever actually wear them. Seems like it would be like going to a Halloween party as yourself..
Last January, Rihanna introduced her debut scent, Reb'l Fleur. Now comes word a sequel scent is on the way. Rebelle will hit department stores in spring of next year. Created by the same company responsible for Reb'l Fleur, Rebelle will reportedly have a more fruity and floral character than Ri-Ri's first offering.
"My new fragrance is about taking control but still being a lady," Rihanna says in statement. "There's a feminine, romantic element to the fragrance -- but there's also a defiant quality in it...I love its duality."
I hope the fragrance smells good. I think that's all that really matters. How is perfume strong and defiant? I guess we will just have to wait and see this spring.


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Get ready for a lot of pictures....
Our first stop was Watertown, WI, where Anna finally got to meet Greta.
The next night, we stayed with the Husbys' in Hartford. Anna had fun playing with Laila.
The next 5 days were spent in the UP. This is about as much as Anna was in the lake. I can't blame her, the water was pretty cold for a baby.
We went to Lake Superior a couple of times.
Dan was excited to show Anna the lake.
It was very windy and the waves were HUGE!
My favorite part was being able to wear a sweatshirt and jeans!
Anna loved playing on the pontoon boat.
The railing was just the right height.
This is the wonderful cabin we stayed in.
It is a great place to admire God's creation.
We then headed back to Wisconsin, where we met Uncle Andrew for dinner near Lambeau Field.
We spent a lot of time in the car... Anna was less than thrilled.
Anna had fun spending time with her cousins. Here she is with Benjamin.
She also got to see a lot of Aunts and Uncles.
We took a ride on a real paddle boat on the Mississippi River.
And Anna got to eat at my Aunt and Uncles' restaurant, The Village Inn, for the first time.
All in all it was a great vacation. We are thankful for our safe travels and thankful to be home in our own beds again!


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Poloha hotelu
Poměr ceny a kvality
Průměrné hodnocení9,6
6. září 2017
Snidane byly dostacujici, postele velmi pohodlné a Giovanna uzasna. Rezidence stoji na prudkem kopci, takze je trochu namahave se do ni dostat (pesky, autem je to v pohode) je dost daleko od more, ale pro ty, kteri hledaji klid, je to skvela volba. Ale bez auta by byl trochu problem.
Průměrné hodnocení9,6
4. září 2016
K tomuto hodnocení není k dispozici žádný komentář.
Průměrné hodnocení9,6
16. května 2018
Amazing view, comfortable room and fantastic host!
You need your car to get to old town - but so worth it!
The views are to die for Clean and spacious room Very calm, only sound at night are the cow bells Hostess was amazing, made us feel right at home, gave great tips, made a perfect home made breakfast, a real "la mama"
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11. května 2018
A beautiful location with sea views and all the comforts you need.
We loved the villa/apartment that had a private terrace and beautiful views of ocean and trees. The hospitality was great as we were given a map with recommendations as well as such friendly service(English speaking). We liked the kitchen which allowed us to prepare breakfast, however there is a wonderful breakfast available at the accommodation. The outdoor setting for the evenings was an extra touch. The car park at the accommodation was very useful as this can be a problem. Highly recommended for a base from which to see the area.
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20. září 2017
owners were very welcoming and breakfast was just the best start to the day.
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17. září 2017
Splendid view. Good choice to travel with dogs.
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12. září 2017
Had a fantastic time, everything was beautiful and the owners were the nicest most welcoming people.
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7. srpna 2017
Really friendly and helpful owners!!! We were treated like at home! The place it's located on a hill outside Vieste (5 min away with the car) and has amazing views to the sea. I really recommend to take the boat tour that they offer with Francesco! It's really worth it!!!
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22. července 2017
Nothing to say!!everything was amazing.
Bed really comfortable, rooms extremely clean and great hospitality from all of them. Grazieeee..e a presto 😃
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5. července 2017
The property is located in beautiful location with magnificent view. However, you will need a car to get anywhere.
The staff is very friendly and helpful.
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16. června 2017
Visitors to Maresol from Ireland
We stayed at a family run business and we couldn't possibly rate it more highly. The family were lovely people who went out of their way to ensure that our stay was not just satisfactory, but enjoyable. The apartment itself was spotless, the beds were comfortable and the area was very safe and quiet. It was easy to get to, just a straight drive through the mountains and there was ample parking on site. From the Murphys in Ireland.
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8. května 2017
Fantastic family atmosphere.
It was a very good choice to book apartment at Residence Maresol. The whole family (mother, father and son who run the apartments) could not do enough to make you feel like you belong there. Being friendly, efficient and helpful is a big understatement. They are great fun to be with and may I say this is their strongest attribute. Our hosts told us where to eat out and what to see in the Gargano Region, always spot on. Thank you for lovely time! Arrivederci.
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6. října 2016
Very happy about this stay
Nice, modern, functional appartments. Bed was comfortable. Nice view on Viëste, between the pine trees.
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4. srpna 2016
Self contained with proximity to Vieste, beaches and peaceful location.
Apartment was big , well designed and well furnished and was set back from the main town and was peaceful.
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16. července 2016
Wi-Fi was very slow and hard to log into. The shower cabin was very small (the bathroom could fit a larger one easily). I'm far from being a giant but I felt like "squeezed in" when taking a shower.
We had a villa with fantastic shaded terrace (very useful considering the temperatures in Vieste in the summer). There's a larger terrace available with magnificent view over the sea. The villa is generally well equipped and spacious. The owners are very kind. When you're arriving there you get a map and plenty of useful information. We were told where to go for good pizza and ice-cream. We used the hints and they were very good. If you want you can get also information on visiting Forresta Umbra, San Giovani Rotondo and Monte Sant Angello. Vieste is a very nice small Mediterranean town. After roaming there a bit you'll find excellent spots for eating. You can also buy great food (fish, fruits, cheese) from local producers on a small market organized every morning on a parking lot close to Lungomare Europa.
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13. července 2016
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26. června 2016
A true gem on the Gargano peninsula
Having to leave.
Great location on a hilltop overlooking the Adriatic coast and the town of Vieste. Very well equipped and clean rooms within beautifully landscaped grounds. Giovanna and her staff were super helpful and welcoming making this a very memorable stay. Lots to explore on the Gargano peninsula and the beaches both right below the residence and further away along the coast are a treat. Could easily have stayed longer (there for 4 nights). The Wifi has a bit spotty at our room.
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20. června 2016
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17. června 2016
The best place I've encountered in 2016.
Could not connect to the internet, didn't impact the mood after seeing what is offered for such a price.
Incredible deal for the price, I was shocked. Fully functioning and equipped kitchen, very specious apartments with a massive shower room. Fantastic terrace with a table, chairs and a pair of sunbeds. Great view of the sea. Oh, and the breakfast was by far the best i've encountered in 10 day travels. Checked in 2 hours late with no problem.
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15. června 2016
Simply fabulous! A perfect stay!
Can't think of a anything we didn't like.
Great experience from the moment we arrived to our departure. Beautiful setting, hosts, and accomodations. Overall, one of our most enjoyable stays in Italy!
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The Division's 1.7 Update And What's New ?
Progressing support for The Division proceeds, with the following huge update 1.7 now only a day away. Ubisoft has reported the points of interest of refresh 1.7, which updates existing frameworks and presents another action sort.
The new trailer above offers a concise diagram of the refresh. Most critical are Global Events, which are constrained time occasions with extraordinary gameplay modifiers that compensation out elite prizes. These occasions will start "consistently" and give the alternative "to actuate extra modifiers for a few missions and invasions, including an additional layer of test that allows them to yield more rewards." The first of these occasions starts soon after the fix drops, running from August 15 at 9 AM PT/12 PM ET/5 PM BST until August 22. It will highlight "new adversary conduct because of the seriousness of an infection episode."
Refresh 1.7 redesigns Feats and renames them as Commendations. These will now be tied into an incorporated accomplishment framework that gives players new errands.
New rigging is likewise obviously in transit, including revised renditions of existing apparatus sets called Classified apparatus sets. These offer better essential detail rolls, new recalibration alternatives, and new five and six piece set rewards. There will likewise be new face veils to help redo your look.
Survival mode has been enhanced and ought to enable players to achieve higher scores. Prizes are additionally said to be better, and Ubisoft claims the "time speculation is more keeping pace with different exercises.
At last, there are encoded reserves, which hold a kind of plunder box with arbitrary customization things and acts out. These are opened with keys that can be found through consistent gameplay or by obtaining them with certifiable cash.
Refresh 1.7 dispatches with the expectation of complimentary tomorrow, August 15. It's one of the two major updates due out amid the amusement's second year available.


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Malignant solid tumors in basra pediatric oncology center
Malignant solid tumors represent about 50% of all malignant neoplasm in children aged less than 15 years ,They make more than 80% of all malignancies in infants. To focus on clinical and biological characteristics of patients with various types of malignant solid tumors who have been admitted to the Oncology center at Basra Maternity and Children Hospital during the period from the 1st of January 2004 till the end of December 2009. A retrospective study was carried out at Basra Maternity and Children Hospital during the period from the 1st of January 2004 till the end of December 2009.Total cases of cancer admitted to the Center during that period were 704 cases, malignant Solid tumors represented 27.5% of total cases(194 cases). One hundred sixty five patients were included in the study, their age ranged from one month to 14 years, 85 males and 80 females. Sympathetic nervous system tumors represented the highest percentage (35.8%) followed by renal tumors (26.1%), soft tissue sarcomas (18.2%), germ cell tumors (10.3%), retinoblastoma (6.7%) and the least percentage was for hepatic tumors (3%) . The highest frequency of malignant solid tumors was found in the age group of (1-4years), that included 79 patient (47.9%), most of them had neuroblastoma ;32 patients (40%). Most cases with malignant solid tumors were from the center and northern areas of Basra (28.5%,14.6% respectively) and to a lesser extent in western (10.3%), southern (6%), and eastern areas( 1.2%). Other governorates like ThiQar and Maysan account for high rates (21.8%,16.4% respectively) of admissions in Basra pediatric oncology center. The overall mortality was 27.3% (45 cases), it ranged from 11.8%-40%, and most common cause of death was advanced metastatic disease. Non compliance or discontinuation of treatment is an important dilemma for all types of cancer. This study revealed that sympathetic nervous system tumors, the commonest of them was neuroblastoma , most cases presented in stage III or stage IV of the disease. So Improving the diagnostic facilities in Basra Oncology Center by introducing specific type of investigation for evaluation of patient with malignant solid tumors like metaiodobenzylguanidine (MIBG) scan, positron emission tomography (PET), genetic study, and other important biochemical investigations could assign the patient risk group, and not depending only on simple criteria for the classification of the disease .
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Wexler, L.H., Meyer, W.H., Helman, L.J., 2006. Rhabdomyosarcoma and the undifferentiated sarcoma. In, Pizzo PA, Poplack DG,(eds). Principles and practice of pediatric oncology.5thed. Philadelphia.Lipp. Will. Wilk., 971-1001.
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India is one of fastest growing economies today, if we particularly talk about the growth digitally.
Speaking on how India is going to add USD 2.5 trillion to the economy in the next 7-8 years, especially digitally, Vijay Shekhar Sharma of Paytm strongly emphasized on the Make In India initiative, stating that this is actually the right time to create an Indian model which would be the envy of the world.
Recalling the days of his struggle and quest to build Paytm, Sharma said, "My company did 255 million transactions last month and would achieve 14 billion gross merchandise value this ongoing fiscal."
Sharma, who brought about a revolution in the digital payment ecosystem, lauded the government's initiative on the economic front, stating, "In the next seven years between 2018 and 2025, India would add USD 2.5 trillion to the economy and the digital industry would contribute a substantial amount to this growth."
Sharma in particular noted the accomplishments of other big players of the digital industry namely Flipkart founders Sachin and Binny Bansal.
"E-commerce companies like Flipkart have also played a major part in changing the country's ecosystem as it looks today," added Sharma.
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Ripten writes: "Peggle Nights is so addictive, it could be considered mainline gaming at its purest. It's a game you can replay endlessly to squeeze out a good 20-30 hours of content- not bad for a "budget" title. Even though my preferred method of playing the game is to idly focus on the dozens of challenges while watching TV or listening to music, that doesn't mean Peggle Nights qualifies as just half a game. It simply means I can't stop playing it long enough to do anything else.
For the uninitiated, Peggle is a hybrid of Pachinko and Pinball. Wild yet completely accurate ball physics are the crux of the gameplay-after shooting out a bouncy metal ball from the top of the screen, you have to ricochet off of as many pegs as possible on the way down. Like in pinball, the pegs you hit act like bumpers to give you a high score and bonuses, and there's even a powerup that gives you flippers at the bottom of the screen."


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What's Up Wednesday
Wow. Can't believe it's this time of year already. I'm hoping for some good stormy weather this month :D
What I'm Reading
What a reading week I had last week! So, I finished the fantastic The Secret of Abdu El Yezdi which could've been a real jump-the-shark kind of book but absolutely was not, and now I'm stuck waiting for the next book to come out...
...And then I read Stephen King's Doctor Sleep. I had no idea I needed a sequel to The Shining until I picked this up. Following up on what happened to Danny (now Dan) Torrance after the events of The Overlook felt like catching up with someone I hadn't heard from in years. I don't want to spoil it for anyone, but if you're read The Shining, you have to pick this book up. If you haven't read The Shining, DO IT NOW!!!!!!, and no, the film doesn't count. It's my favourite King novel, and Doctor Sleep is a perfect companion to it. It's completely different and yet totally spot on. I'm just glad I didn't have to wait thirty years for this book like people who read The Shining when it came out in 1977.
Alas, my third book of last week did not work for me. I'm so sorry to say it because so many of you really enjoyed Throne of Glass. If the main character is meant to be an assassin, I want to see an assassination or two, okay? While I think the book was very well written, I feel like the blurb gave me the wrong idea of what to expect.
I'm now reading Russian Roulette, a prequel/side story to the Alex Rider series... which is making me want to reread all of those books. As you can see, I started reading the books a while ago because they changed the cover design for the final two *headdesk*
What I'm Writing
Space!Story's edits continue nicely, although I am getting to some bigger rewrites right now. Still loving it ;) I can't get it to shrink, though. My wordcount continues to rise. I think this draft will be somewhere around the 86-87k mark...
What Else I'm Up To
October is going to be a busy month, culminating in a trip to Tenerife for my middle brother's wedding... Until this year I'd never even been a bridesmaid, and now I've done it twice.
What Inspires Me
Everyone, I felt it. The first chill of Autumn. I swear I did. There's a certain freshness in the air at this time of year in the northern hemisphere. I am very excited to bust out my warm boots when the temperature really dips :D
And then I decided to share something from the Skyfall soundtrack that somehow captured the quiet awesomeness of the season. Enjoy!


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I love that baby doll. Have looked hi and lo for a soft baby for my 6 neices over the years, and can't find 'em anymore.
Oh - and of course the octopus about to plop on the head is nice as well!!
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Thursday, November 18, 2010
There Will Be Blood...and Dice Rolling
So with less than 48 hours to go until tournament time, I feel reasonably prepared: my list has been checked and double-checked, I've given the rulebook a good once over (including the new FAQ), and have been running through a few scenarios in my head against some typical lists from other armies.
Not surprisingly, in my head I usually come out the victor in these hypotheticals, but there are a few I'm still having trouble with:
1) The "Leafblower" (IG gunline) – Even though I can hide totally off board and thus (hopefully) come in on one corner with the assistance of some outflanking Chosen, I'm not sure this will be effective in anything but KP scenarios. Even then, with the IGs overwhelming fire superiority, they should be able to rack up a few easy points early on, leaving me struggling to play catch-up mid to late game not one of Chaos' stronger suits. In objective missions, I may be able to coax my opponent out with a few well-placed objectives mid board. That said, if there are only 3 objectives or if we are playing a capture an control mission, my only real hope is to take out his Fast Attack choices early on and fight for a tie: not something you want to do in a tourney.
2) "Razorspam" – Here the problem will likely be that my opponent is simply going to be putting out more units than I can deal with. Added to that is the problem of Fast Attack: A good Razorspam list also has 2-3 speeders (at 2k they should pack 3) which will require attention early on, leaving my opponent's Razorbacks free to claim objectives and take pot shots at my crappy rhinos. The best counter I can think of is pushing at least two units of Chosen up midfield via infiltrate in order to create 'danger zones' around which he must move his speeders or risk two meltaguns and flame templates. This will hopefully buy me enough time to either put down the speeders or to move my Raider far enough forward that he then needs to turn his fire to that threat.
3) "Null NIds" – With the massive amount of template and blast weapons in my list, I feel pretty confident taking on most horde armies in a straight-up fight. This Tyranid list, however, poses problems in that in has both outflanking stealers and large, nasty buggies appearing in my backfield. True I have a Lash Sorc, but with SitW, I can't count on it (esp against "super Tyrgons"). Kharn and my Serkers can handle a big bug or two, but if the Tyranids are deepstriking they will likely do so away from this unit; leaving me the choice of running my assault troops halfway across the board and likely leaving my center unprotected. Should I face one of these lists, I'll likely 'circle the wagons' – drawing my tanks into a tight, deep-strike proof formation that will (hopefully) be able to put massed fire on anything coming in a taking out one of the outer tanks.
Anyway those are the ones that come immediately to mind, but its always the one you don't see coming that really nails you…
Posted by Professor Eldritch at 10:14 PM
Labels: Noise Marines, tactics
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