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text: Serious Allergic Reactions (Anaphylaxis) What Is Anaphylaxis? Kids with severe allergies can be at risk for a sudden, potentially life-threatening allergic reaction called anaphylaxis. Anaphylaxis can be scary — a child may feel like his or her throat is closing or might faint, for example. But the good news is that when treated quickly, it can be managed. Anaphylaxis isn't common, but if your child has allergies (especially to insect stings, foods, or certain medicines), it's important to know about it and be prepared. What Are the Signs of Anaphylaxis? As with other allergies, anaphylaxis can trigger symptoms in any of these four body systems: skin digestive system respiratory system cardiovascular system An allergic reaction might be a medical emergency if it happens in two or more of these systems — for example, hives on the skin with stomach pain. The most common signs that someone might have anaphylaxis after exposure to an allergen are: trouble breathing throat tightness or feeling like the throat or airways are closing hoarseness or trouble speaking wheezing nasal stuffiness or coughing nausea, abdominal pain, or vomiting fast heartbeat or pulse skin itching, tingling, redness, or swelling How Is Anaphylaxis Treated? Anaphylaxis requires immediate treatment. It can get worse very quickly. This is why doctors usually want people with life-threatening allergies to carry a medication called epinephrine. Epinephrine enters the bloodstream and works quickly against serious allergy symptoms; for example, it decreases swelling and raises blood pressure. Epinephrine is given as an injection. Doctors will prescribe an auto injector about the size of a large pen that's easy for parents — and older kids — to carry and use. If your child is prescribed epinephrine, your doctor will show you how to use it. Your doctor also might instruct you to give your child over-the-counter (OTC) antihistamines, too — but they won't work alone. OTC antihistamines are never a replacement for epinephrine in life-threatening reactions. If Your Child Has a Serious Reaction If your child shows signs of a serious allergic reaction: Step 1: Give the epinephrine auto-injector right away. Seconds count during an episode of anaphylaxis. If you are alone with your child, give this medicine first, then call 911. If someone is with you, have the person call 911 while you give the epinephrine. Step 2: Further treatment can be given at the emergency room, if needed. Your child also needs to be under medical supervision for at least 4 hours. This is because a second wave of serious symptoms (called a biphasic reaction) often happens. Serious allergies can be alarming. But they're easier to recognize and treat, thanks to greater awareness and the availability of epinephrine. Make sure that any caregivers, teachers, or coaches know about your child's allergy and what to do in an emergency. Categories: Allergies,Asthma Center,Body,Diseases & Conditions,Doctors & Hospitals,First Aid & Safety,Food & Fitness,Food Allergies,General Health,Growth & Development,Health Problems,Illnesses & Injuries,Kids' Medical Dictionary,Nutrition & Fitness Center,Staying Healthy,Staying Safe,Summer Safety

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Glen Pinkston, Vice President for Business and Finance at Cameron University, has been elected Chair of the Council of Business Officers (COBO), an advisory council to the Chancellor, Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education staff and the Council of Presidents, for the 2012-13 academic year. The Council of Business Officers conducts studies and issues reports in the review of business affairs, provides support and guidance to other OSRHE councils in rendering advice for matters of business affairs, and proposes business and related policy and procedures affecting the best practices of state system institutions.
"My colleagues on the council honor me with this position," says Pinkston. "I will work with them as we examine business-related policies and procedures that impact Oklahoma's public colleges and universities."
As Chair, Pinkston will preside at COBO meetings, appoint committees to study issues affecting higher education, and, working with OSRHE staff, prepare the agenda for COBO meetings.
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Figures. Eleven Months After Obama Praises US Furniture Company at White House – The Company Goes Bust
He's got that magic touch.
Eleven months ago Barack Obama praised Lincolnton Furniture Company at the White House.
But that was eleven months ago.
Lincolnton just went bust.
The Miami Herald reported:
Lincolnton Furniture Company closed abruptly Thursday just one year after it was hailed by President Barack Obama as an example of the recovering U.S. economy.
Furniture-making operations stopped indefinitely and only a few people will remain employed moving forward, company financial officer Ben Causey said.
"I don't know where it's going to go exactly; we're still evaluating our situation," Causey said. "We just didn't have any choice at this point."
The company was not receiving the orders it needed to sustain its operations, Causey said.
"We needed more orders is really what it boiled down to," he said. "We thought they would materialize."
Owner Bruce Cochrane, a fifth generation furniture-manufacturer, formed the company in 2011 with a $5 million investment and the hope he could make a profit off people who wanted to buy furniture made in America.
It was a move that caught the attention of North Carolina officials and those in the White House. Last year, Cochrane sat with the first lady during Obama's 2012 State of the Union Address. He also joined the president and other business leaders in a discussion about how to create more jobs at home.


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Several years ago, we launched the Advanced Image Viewer. This viewer provided some much-needed capabilities and was welcomed by the users who could take advantage of it. Our other users – almost 50% of our total user base – continued to use a basic image viewer which provided somewhat limited capabilities. Over time, as browsers changed, the Advanced Image Viewer worked for fewer and fewer of our users.
Today, we are pleased to announce that a new (beta) image viewer is available on the site. This new viewer should be useable by the majority of our customers while still providing the "advanced" capabilities of the previous viewer.
We have written this experience in a way that will make it easier and faster for us to support the most popular viewer technologies. For the present, this is Adobe Flash; in the future, we anticipate this will evolve towards technologies such as HTML 5 as browsers that support those technologies are more broadly adopted by our users.
Summary of key features
- Faster image loading. We've invested in the backend services that power the image viewing experience. We'll continue to optimize and improve performance, but this experience should be faster for most of our users.
- Works on more platforms and with more browsers. Windows and Macintosh. Internet Explorer, Firefox, Chrome, and Safari.
- New and improved features. Rotate, mirror, and better zoom controls are new for all users. Magnify, thumbnail view, and enhanced images are new for anyone who couldn't use the previous Advanced Image Viewer.
- Familiar interface. The basic user interface around the viewer is relatively unchanged. Some of the interactions have changed (such as zoom and pan controls).
- Simplified installation experience. For most of you, the viewer will just work. Some of you will first need to install a more recent version of Adobe Flash.
- BETA. We're still working on this. There are some known issues. We're also taking feedback for further improvements. Let us know what you think at firstname.lastname@example.com.
What this means to you
Some of you will start seeing the new viewer immediately. Everyone can choose enable the new viewer. If you don't like the new viewer, you can go back to using the old viewer. Over time, we will be directing more and more people to the new viewer.
To switch to the new viewer (or switch back to the old viewer), click the Options button and then click on the viewer you wish to use. (Your options may be different than what is shown below, based on your browser and operating system.)
What's new
The new viewer, and the backend services we've built out to support it, is faster, feature rich, and easier to install. It retains the general capabilities of the previous Advanced Image Viewer and adds some new features that our customers have requested. It runs on both Windows and Macintosh operating systems. It is supported on Internet Explorer, Firefox, Chrome, and Safari. And it is available now.
When you first look at the new viewer, you may not notice many changes from the previous Advanced Image Viewer. If you are used to the Standard Image Viewer, there will be some new features to try out. Regardless, we have tried to keep the user experience very similar. There are a few changes that we'd like to point out:
What's Changed. We've added a link that describes what has changed and takes you to a survey so you can provide us with feedback on the new viewer. Let us know what you think!
Rotate and Mirror. Two new features are available on the toolbar. Rotating an image 90 degrees at a time or mirroring it (flipping it over) can make reading some images easier.
Zoom drop down. We have updated the options in the zoom drop down: Fit Image, Fit Width, Fit Height, and Full Size give you broad control over the initial size of the image. Additionally, we have removed the percentage-based zoom options.
Zoom controls. The Zoom in/Zoom out buttons remain to help you zoom in or out on an image. We have also added support for zooming in and out using the scroll wheel on your mouse or using the plus (+) and minus (-) keys on your number keypad.
Image Manipulation. Use the mouse to click and drag an image around on the screen. Alternately, use the arrow keys to move the image. Please note that there are no scroll bars within the viewer.
What else has changed
Other changes may be more subtle. You will notice that images load to the "Fit Width" zoom value. Images start out a little fuzzy and then clarify – this is due to the "Deep Zoom" technology we are using to optimize download speeds (we don't download the entire image all at once, which make the image faster to load). The Magnify option actually magnifies a bit more than the previous version.
Printing & Saving
We had to make some changes to the Print and Save Image features. This version doesn't support a "Print Current View," which the previous Advanced Image Viewer did. "Print Current View" should be available before the end of the year. Saving an image is also different. If you have been using Chrome or Firefox, saving was a right-click operation. You will now need to click the Save button and select "Save this image." The file will then be downloaded by the browser.
Known issues
Yes, this is a Beta release. Yes, there are things that aren't quite the way we want them to be. And, yes, we want your feedback so we can continue to improve.
For this release, there are a few known issues:
- Zooming in and out using the "+" and "-" key on the top of your keyboard doesn't work. It should work with the "+" and "-" on the numeric keypad. Except that…
- Zooming out using the "-" key doesn't work with Chrome, and…
- Scrolling the image using the arrow keys doesn't work with Safari.
- The popup that displays when you first load the new viewer is currently English only.
- If you resize your browser window , or have the Member Connect/Source panel open, some of the toolbar options may wrap on the screen.
- While we highlight terms in our OCR collections (such as newspapers), this version doesn't move and center the image on the current highlight.
- There are a few odd cases where canceling the install of Adobe Flash on older browsers can cause the browser to crash.
With the exception of the Adobe Flash issue, we plan on fixing all of the other items. You won't need to do a new download or make any changes – they should just start working as we roll out the updates.
Faster image loading. New and improved features. A familiar interface. A new viewer.
We hope you will try it out. Let us know what you think. Click on the "What's Changed" link in the viewer to learn more and to take a survey. Or send a message to us at email@example.com. If you like it, we want to know. If you don't like it, we want to know. And if you have problems with it – especially if images don't load correctly – we want to know (please let us know which collection you were viewing).
We look forward to your feedback!
Best regards,
Jim Mosher
Search Product Management


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Welcome to the sprinkles side of our world! Shop over 250 sprinkle product listings. You'll find all the bulk sprinkles, sprinkle mixes, classic sprinkles, and custom sprinkles you need for your upcoming event. All of our sprinkle listings are sold in retail 4oz bags and bulk sprinkle packaging in 1 pound, 5 pound, and 25 pound cases. Whether it's for a small fancy cake celebration at home, a large cupcake order for a wedding coming up, or you are a bakery or sprinkle company starting up and needing single colors, we have you covered!
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First Shashlikyan was open to residents and guests of Kiev in 2012. The store can order more than 30 kinds of meat in pickled and fried. The meat is marinated in our shop exclusively spices imported from Armenia. When you can not come to our order delivery kebab. All hot meals are packaged in a lunchbox wrapped in foil on the likelihood of cooling kebab almost none.
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Sex, Lies and Butterflies
Season 36 Episode 12 | 52m 59s
Explore the astounding abilities of butterflies – deceptive camouflage, chemical weaponry, and fantastic flight. Look beyond their bright colors and fragile beauty as you follow them on one of the greatest migrations on Earth.
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Jostling for the Junior Cup! (ジュニアカップ開幕!カイリューVSツンベアー!! The Junior Cup Gets Underway! Dragonite VS Beartic!!) is the 42nd episode of Pokémon: BW Rival Destinies.
Finally arriving at Lacunosa Town, Ash and co. finally arrive for the World Tournament Junior Cup, where the winner will battle Alder. As they go there to register they found Alder talking to Cynthia outside having a conversation. Naturally, Ash's rival Trip is there with his newly evolved Serperior (since Ash's 3rd battle with him 59 episodes earlier) when his Servine evolved, and he's not going to be knocked out of the tournament that easy. But Trip's not the only rival that their friend Dawn meets who can be a pain in the neck exactly. That's right! And lookout everyone, here comes Iris' rival, Georgia, the Dragon Buster, and Cilan's rival, Burgundy, the C-Class Pokémon Connoisseur who doesn't like Dawn's Pokémon Coordinator personality when she's friends with Cilan. Now that Ash's friends and rivals are all here to enter (minus Luke, Bianca, and Stephan), who will come out on top? Round 1 begins now!
Episode Plot
The heroes arrived at the Lacunosa Town and admire the stadium, where the Junior Cup will take place. Meloetta appears and is asked to cheer for all of them. Two guys accidentally push Ash, causing Meloetta to be scared off and disappear. They walk and spot Nurse Joy with Audino, thinking this is the Pokémon Center. They also encounter Alder, who tries to convince Cynthia to have lunch with him, who refuses. Dawn sees Alder and Ash goes to greet him, but Trip appears, enraged by Alder's personality. Alder tries to remember Trip's name, but Trip is not amused. Ash greets both of them, while Trip aims to win the Cup to have a chance to battle Alder himself. He aims to defeat Alder, claiming his title will be in the past.
Cynthia leaves, while Alder follows her. Dawn thinks he has a colorful personality. Suddenly, Georgia appears and immediately chides Iris. Iris replies she is a little kid, but Georgia clarifies Iris cannot lose before she battles her, even if she is not a Dragon Master yet. Ash tells Dawn Georgia is Iris' rival. Cilan goes away, but is stopped by Burgundy, who promises to crush him. Burgundy notices Dawn, who admits she is Cilan's friend. Burgundy yells at her, claiming Cilan will soon start his boring evaluations that will make everyone's ears fall off. Burgundy aims to prove she is a better Connoisseur than Cilan, then walks away. Dawn replies there are too many annoying people here.
Inside the stadium, Freddy O'Martain presents Alder, Unova's champion, who will fight the winner of the Cup. Alder greets everyone and reminds them to give their best, for he will wait for the challenge. Before the battle, Freddy presents two people, who will fight in the exhibition match: Caitlin of the Elite Four and Cynthia, Sinnoh's Champion. Cynthia greets Caitlin once more and gives her the chance to prove herself, for she trained well to become the Elite Four. Cynthia sends Garchomp and Caitlin, Gothitelle. The match is timed onto ten minutes. Caitlin admits it is an honor to battle Cynthia, as Gothitelle starts with Flatter, which confuses Garchomp. Gothitelle uses Psychic, causing Garchomp to be bashed onto the ground and wall.
Gothitelle goes to bash Garchomp onto the ceiling, who uses Dragon Rush to hit Gothitelle. Cynthia congratulates on Caitlin, who shows a lot of strength and courage. Caitlin admits her old self is gone, but feels her heart pounding again. Garchomp uses Draco Meteor, but is countered by Gothitelle's Thunderbolt. The attacks collide, causing a firework. They collide again, both use Brick Break. The match ends in a draw, as the ten minutes passed. Caitlin thanks Cynthia for the match, as she aims to present her battles with elegance and beauty. She hopes more battles from Cynthia, who wishes the same and shakes her hand. The audience favors both of them, while Freddy presents the challengers of the Cup.
The first battle is Burgundy vs. Trip, the former wishing to battle Cilan instead. Cilan is matched with Shepherd, while Ash will face Marris. Dawn will battle Ramon and Georgia will face Iris, both of them determined to crush each other. Meloetta appears among the audience, glad to see the upcoming battles. Burgundy battles Trip, as she sends Darmanitan against Serperior. Ash realizes Trip's Servine evolved. Burgundy announces her evaluation, but Trip already orders Servine to leer Darmanitan. Burgundy calls this trickery, while Serperior uses Solarbeam, which defeats Darmanitan. Trip wins, while Burgundy calls Darmanitan back, annoyed she lost so easily. Ash admits that was quick for Trip to win. Trip, however, aims at defeating Alder.
Later, Manning's Heatmor defeats Kenton's Golett, while Cilan's Pansage defeats Shepherd's Galvantula. Simeon's Zebstrika is defeated by Horatio's Cinccino's Giga Impact. Ash sends Leavanny, whose Energy Ball defeats Marris' Karrablast. Geraldo's Reuniclus defeats Cassie's Sawsbuck with Thunderbolt, while Dawn's Piplup uses Drill Peck to defeat Ramone's Stoutland. Last are Iris and Georgia. Iris sends Dragonite, making Georgia pleased Iris has another Dragon Pokémon other than Axew. Beartic uses Hidden Power and Iris orders Dragonite to dodge, who simply deflects the attack instead. Beartic uses Focus Blast, but Dragonite does not listen to Iris, as it simply stops the attack. Cilan believes Dragonite considers dodging like running away.
Beartic uses Ice Beam, so Iris orders Dragonite to dodge, but is terrified as Dragonite takes the hit. Beartic repeats the attack and freezes Dragonite, who was ordered to use Flamethrower. Cilan sees Iris and Dragonite are not compatible, while Ash wonders does Dragonite even want to win. Iris orders Dragonite to be serious and battle. Dragonite crashes the ice and runs after Beartic, who uses Blizzard. Dragonite endures the attack and uses Thunder Punch, which defeats Beartic. Iris wins, so Georgia calls Beartic back. Iris, even glad, claims that Dragonite shouldn't be reckless. Georgia replies she lost against Dragonite and lets Iris know if she would call herself a Pokémon Master, she should make Dragonite obey her.
With the first round over, Ash inspires his friends to do their best in the second round.
- "There sure are lots of pain in the necks around here."
- "Lup. Pip-lup."
- Who's that Pokémon?: Garchomp (U.S.)
- Iris' Dragonite's personality of being reckless is the same as Ash's Charizard while battling Sparky in Friend and Foe Alike.
- This episode marks the first time when two different rivals of Ash and co.'s (minus Dawn's) face each other off in a Pokémon Battle.
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How to setup an SSH server on Ubuntu
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Here is a quick tutorial on how to how to set up an ssh server on Ubuntu.
Install ssh
Run the following command from a terminal window to install ssh with apt while using superuser privileges:
Press 'Y' when prompted to authorize the use of the indicated storage space for the installation.
Test the ssh installation
Ensure that ssh is working by connecting to your own computer with the following command:
The error message that reads "The authenticity of host 'localhost (127.0.0.2)' can't be established" means that the ssh client doesn't have the server's encryption key yet. Enter "yes" to continue the login process and enter your password when prompted. If the logon is successful, the ssh client will store the server's encryption key in the local file named ~/.ssh/known_hosts.
Enter exit to return to the local command shell. Enter ssh localhost to sign on to your computer again. Note that the ssh client now has the server's encryption key.


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International influencer
The University of Eastern Finland, UEF, considers international cooperation and internationalisation as one of the cornerstones of its activities. The university is an active member of the international scientific community, thus seeking to reach the highest standards in both research and education. The university seeks to attract an increasing number of international students and staff members, while at the same time promoting the internationalisation of its own staff and students.
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She is an Astronomer conference: Celebrating success and seeking solutions
29 January 2010
She is an Astronomer conference: Celebrating success and seeking solutions
Date: 22 and 23 April 2010
Venue: Royal Astronomical SocietyBurlington House, Piccadilly, London
To celebrate the ending of the IYA2009 Cornerstone Project 'She is an Astronomer', a conference is being held in London.
The conference will be opened by Prof Jocelyn Bell Burnell. There will be talks on pioneering women in astronomy, talks by female scientists on their work and careers, and talks on gender issues, work-life balance, careers, mentoring, psychology/culture, statistics. One outcome of the meeting will be a list of suggestions for supporting and encouraging women in astronomy in support of the IAU Resolution passed at the IAU General Assembly in August 2009. Presentations (talks and posters) will be published on the She is an Astronomer website. If you would like to attend the meeting, please register on-line, indicating if you would like to give a talk or present a poster. Space is limited, so please register early. The deadline for registration is 8 March.
More information: http://www.sheisanastronomer.org/index.php/Conference
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Jewish Museum Berlin
The Jewish Museum Berlin opened in September 2001. Two years earlier, the empty new building by architect Daniel Libeskind was an unexpected visitor attraction. In this section, we present the building complex in image and text: The Old Building – the baroque Collegienhaus, the postmodern Libeskind Building, the Glass Courtyard erected in 2007, and the new Academy opened in 2012. The circumstances of the museum's foundation, the collections it is based on, and the people who have directed its development can be found here as well as personalities of public life who are dedicated to intercultural understanding and have been honored with the Jewish Museum's Prize for Understanding and Tolerance. Looking into the future, we invite all who want to become members of the museum to join one of our donor programs.


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Fr. Hovagimian of Vienna Mekhitarists Interviewed
Reporter, 17 December 2014
For nearly 250 years the Mekhitarian/Mekhistarist Monastery of Vienna
has retained its status as one of the spiritual and cultural pillars
of the Armenian Diaspora. It was established in 1773, after a group of
monks separated from the mother Venice congregation to Trieste. In
1810 the congregation moved again, this time to Vienna, when Emperor
Francis I of Austria provided them with refuge in an abandoned
Capucine abbey in the St. Ulrich suburb of the city.
The monastery includes a church, museum, library, and school. The
library has the largest and the oldest collection of Armenian
newspapers: some 170,000 volumes. The museum has one of the most
significant Armenian coin collections, the oldest dating from the 4th
century B.C. It also has ancient tapestries, ceramics, maps, a huge
globe of the world, old Armenian silver works, Bibles, paintings by
Naghash Hovnatan and Aivazovsky, and cartoons by Saroukhan. Its 2,600
illuminated manuscript collection is the third-largest after that of
Armenia and Jerusalem. The library also has an estimated 500,000
books. The street where the monastery is located is called
Mechitaristengasse. It's in the 7th district of Vienna.
The Mekhitarist congregation was founded by Mekhitar Sebastatsi in
Constantinople in 1701 and after a short stay in the Peloponnesians,
established itself in the San Lazzaro island in Venice.
Keghart.com interviewed Father Vahan Hovagimian, the head of the
Vienna monastery, in late fall.
Keghart: Tell us about yourself, Father Hovagimian.
Father Hovagimian: I was born in Kamishle, Syria in 1958. I lived in
Lebanon and came to Vienna in 1972 to continue my schooling and to
study at the university. I was ordained priest in 1984. I am in charge
of the parish, the library and the museum. My title is "Hiurungal
Vartabed"-- guest priest, custodian.
Keghart: How many priests are there in the monastery?
FH: We have six priests here and 18 in other countries.
Keghart: What's the focus of the Mekhitarist mission?
FH: Our motto is "Ora e labors" ("prayers and work"). Praying in
community and working together. In addition to spiritual work, we
are--as always--occupied with education/schools, parish work, research,
and publishing.
Keghart: How many students do you have here?
FH: In 2000 we had 380 students. We now have almost 30. Our student
numbers shrank because of the availability of many schools around us.
The glory days of our school were from the post-WWII years until the
Keghart: How are your relations with the local municipality?
FH: We have good relations with the municipality and with the state.
They support us when we ask for their financial help. When we ask for
help, say, for renovations, they help us, but only when the cost is
too high. They pay one-third of the cost. The monastery also has
private buildings and receives monthly rents from these buildings.
Keghart: I understand you have another source of revenues...liqueur production.
FH: We produce six types of very popular Mechitharine liqueurs. They
are generally speaking stomach-friendly beverages which are based on
ancient recipes our Founder Mekhitar Sebastatsi brought with him to
Europe. One of them is good for the heart. Others are for diabetics or
for people with stomach problems. We also have an appetizing bitter.
They come in .70L (22 Euros) and .35L (13 Euros).
Keghart: There are about 4,000 Armenians in Vienna, many of them
recent immigrants from Armenia. Can you talk about the community?
FH: For years our community had about 3,500 people, almost all from
Bulgaria, Hungary, Turkey, Lebanon, and Iran. In the past ten years
immigrants--mostly from Armenia, Azerbaijan and Syria--have joined the
community. I don't have exact population figures, but it's safe to say
that the number of the newcomers is 4,000.
Keghart: Can you tell us about Mekhitarian's great tradition of
research and publishing?
FH: We publish four to five books a year. Recent publications include
"Symposion, 200 Jahre Mechitharisten in Wien" and of course "Hantes
Amsoria 2014" and the "National Library Series" which started in 1889
and so far contain 227 volumes. We also continue with the "Studies of
the Armenian History" series. We sell "Hantes Amsoria" around the
world, including in Armenia. "Hantes Amsoria" and other journals can
be obtained through subscription.
Keghart: Considering your vast library of books and publications, do
Armenian and non-Armenian scholars utilize them for their research?
FH: The library is open to all--to "odars" and particularly to Armenians.
Keghart: How many visitors/tourists stop by the monastery every year?
FH: We get more than 3,000 visitors a year; almost 1,000 Armenian.
Keghart: Is it true that the Nazis occupied the monastery as their
offices during WWII? If yes, what did the monks do?
FH: I know that our monastery was used in the WWII as headquarters for
Marines. The monks went to the Middle East. The monastery treasures
and books were hidden in the basement of the monastery.
Keghart: Is the Mekhitarian Brotherhood growing?
FH: For three weeks recently I was in Venice, in our main mother
monastery at St. Lazzaro. We had the ordination of two young deacons.
We hope that in 2015 they can become priests. Two days after the
ordination of the deacons, four youngsters made their vows, to devote
their lives to God and to the Armenian Nation.
Fr. Hovagimian of Vienna Mekhitarists Interviewed
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Euronews – The Armenian presence in Europe stretches from London to Larnaca, Lisbon to Lviv; the Armenian Catholic Mkhitarian Congregation is among the most impactful examples of that legacy and this year marks a three-century-long presence in one of Europe's most iconic towns.
The vaporetto leaves from San Zaccaria to one of the most unique corners of Venice, a testament to the centuries of multi-cultural history of that magnificent city. The unique corner is really an island – Isola di San Lazzaro degli Armeni, or the Island of St. Lazarus of the Armenians. This year marks the 300th anniversary of that island becoming home to the Mkhitarian or Mechitarist Congregation.
Mkhitar was born in Sebastia (modern-day Sivas, in central Turkey) in 1676. He joined the Armenian Church at a time when it was facing the challenges of a modernising world. Drawn to Western Christianity and its already-established traditions of education and publishing, Mkhitar ran his own printing house in Constantinople (Istanbul), bringing together other like-minded individuals who longed to rejuvenate and invigorate a community at times struggling in the social and political milieu of the 17th century Ottoman Empire. Facing the resistance of the authorities, Abbot Mkhitar and his followers, who established the congregation named after the founder in 1700, spent some time moving from place to place – first to Greece, then up the Adriatic – before finally establishing themselves on what used to be a leper colony off Venice in 1717.
In the centuries that followed, the Mkhitarian fathers had a profound effect on research, education, and publishing in Europe generally, and for the Armenian world in particular. Still today, the monastery they founded continues to produce books; Venice is one of two cities in the world that can boast having published at least one Armenian book every year for three hundred years or more, with just a few interruptions (the other city being Istanbul). Whether as first-time publications of ancient manuscripts, translations of significant European works, or the other way around, the Armenian legacy has been showcased to the European and broader world through the efforts of these monks, and the doors of Europe have likewise been opened for Armenians thanks to their activities.
"The Mkhitarian Congregation has always served as a bridge," says Father Serop Jamourlian, "both for tying the Armenian reality to the European world in terms of scholarship and spirituality, and also as a bridge of universal human values: it is a representative of the East in the West and the conveyor of Western ideas to the East."
Perhaps the most significant impact the Congregation has had involves the development of language and identity. It was the Mkhitarian fathers who first published modern dictionaries of the Armenian language. Modern scientific approaches to research and education also owe much to these Armenian priests in Venice, who once upon a time ran a network of some thirty schools across Europe and the Middle East.
The reputation of San Lazzaro was so strong that Napoleon Bonaparte offered that monastery special permission to continue functioning even after he shut down other religious institutions in Venice in 1810. A few years later, the island's most famous guest – Lord Byron – spent some months during 1816-1817 studying the Armenian language.
The Mechitarists have suffered some setbacks over the course of their rich history, such as a significant split in the Congregation that led to a second monastery being established in Vienna in 1811. They reunited in 2000. The two had meanwhile carried on Abbot Mkhitar's mission diligently. Both Venice and Vienna are known as centres of learning for the Armenian world.
Although the Mkhitarian Congregation is not as active as it used to be, with a smaller membership and growing challenges within a generally more secular global environment, it continues to run four schools in places reflecting the footprint of the Armenian Diaspora: Beirut, Los Angeles, Buenos Aires, and Istanbul. A school was established in Yerevan, in the Republic of Armenia, in the year 2007 – a good indication of the renewal of Diaspora-Homeland ties since the collapse of the Soviet Union.
Special commemorations are planned for September during this 300th anniversary year – celebrations alongside the people of Italy and Venice. Father Serop emphasises that their welcoming and hospitable attitude towards the Armenians is based on the experience of many centuries of deep ties. What lies in store for the Mkhitarian Congregation? Father Serop says that the mission has always been and remains, "Service to the Armenian nation".
Posted 24 October 2017 - 10:09 AM
"HayPost" CJSC on Monday cancelled and put into circulation a postage stamp dedicated to the 300th anniversary of establishment of the Mekhitarist Congregation on St. Lazarus Island. The cancellation took place in the premises of Matenadaran within the frameworks of events dedicated to the 300th anniversary of establishment of the Mekhitarist Congregation on St. Lazarus Island of Venice.
According to the press service of "HayPost" CJSC, the postage stamp depicts the image of the Mekhitarist Congregation on St. Lazarus Island.
The postage stamp with nominal value of 230 AMD is printed in "Cartor" printing house in France with the print run of 40 000 pcs. The author of the postage stamp's design is the designer of "HayPost" CJSC Vahe Muradyan.
The stamp was cancelled by the Armenian Minister of Diaspora Hranush Hakobyan, the Deputy Minister of Transport, Communication and Information Technologies Arman Khachatryan, the President of the national Academy of Sciences of Armenia, the Pontifical legate of the Mekhitarist Congregation of Venice His Eminence, Archbishop Levon Zekiyan and Acting Chief Executive Officer of "HayPost" CJSC Haik Avagyan.
Date of issue: October 23, 2017
Designer: Vahe Muradyan
Printing house: Cartor, France
Size: 40,0 x 30,0 mm
Print run: 40 000 pcs
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Don't blame Ellsbury for signing with the Yankees
Feeling scorned by Jacoby Ellsbury, who somehow refused to turn down $153 million from the dastardly New York Yankees, many Red Sox fans are snarling about baseball being "just a business."
The funny thing is they say this as if baseball being "a business" is some recent disheartening development, as if there really was a once upon a fairy tale time when players played for only the sheer love of the game.
No such universe ever existed, of course. Ty Cobb, Babe Ruth, Joe DiMaggio, Ted Williams, you can go right down any hallowed list. They all had their money squabbles. What they did not have was leverage enough to be greedy.
This was forced love back when the unconscionable reserve clause bound players to the teams that originally signed them for as long as those teams had some use for those players. Players had to love the game if they wanted to work.
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And keep it up New York Yankees, that great American institution now in desperation mode after missing the playoffs last season for only the second time in the last 19 years. Instead of feeling enraged over Ellsbury signing with the archrival Yankees, thoughtful Red Sox fans celebrate it for what it is - a clear and present sign of Yankee desperation and weakness. When an old team broke down last season, the Bombers had nothing in their farm system to really help them.
So they are back to expensive short-term fixes, signing 30-year-old center fielder Ellsbury for $153 million over seven years after landing soon-to-be-30 catcher Brian McCann for $85 million over five years, seeming to forget that the foundation of their late 1990s dynasty was built on brilliant player development. And while signing Ellsbury and McCann fills two positions for the Yankees, New York's lineup will still be weakened overall if it loses Robinson Cano in free agency.
The instinctive reaction of fans feeling scorned by "their" players signing big contracts elsewhere is to say players today "only care about the money." Which is absurd. With few exceptions, what motivates players when they step between the lines is what has motivated them since they were kids. Their passion for the game and the thrill of competition. Money never changes that.
But when the game is over, they do want to get paid. It has always been that way.
We all know what is next. We lived it with Johnny Damon. On the Yankees' first visit to Fenway next year, adults childishly dressed in Red Sox merchandise, who annoyingly refer to the home team as "we" in order to boost self-esteem, will boo the "awful traitor" Ellsbury.
The rich and handsome Ellsbury, who grew up in Oregon and became a Red Sox only because that happened to be the team that drafted him in 2005 out of Oregon State, will pretend to care.
These blind devotees of the local baseball laundry will snarl out words like "traitor" and "disloyalty" and "greed," not likely to mention all those other teams' free agents Ben Cherington expertly signed last offseason. All those traitors who helped make the Red Sox World Series champions. Which in turn has made the Yankees reactive and desperate.


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BOSTON, Mass.—Krista Ledin (Bridgewater, Mass.) scored two goals, to set one program record and to tie another, and UMass Boston women's soccer (1-0) cruised to a 4-0 victory over the University of New England (0-1) on Opening Day at the Clark Athletic Field.
After rewriting the UMass Boston and Little East Conference single season record books as a sophomore, Ledin opened up the 2013 campaign by passing former teammate Kristin Mulry ('12) for the Beacons program record for career points (118) with her first-half goal. Ledin's second tally of the game tied her with Mulry for the UMass Boston career mark for goals scored at 51.
Seniors Tayla Andrews (Plymouth, Mass.) and Alli Modzelewski (Newtown, Conn.) added the other two goals for UMass Boston, as the Beacons earned a win in their home opener for the 10th straight season. Junior back Brittany Castillo (Yarmouth, Mass.) added a career-high two assists off corner kicks, as the Beacons converted on two of their seven corner kick attempts.
Redshirt sophomore goaltender Kristen Spain (Quincy, Mass.) came up huge in net, making eight first-half saves and nine total, to earn her ninth shutout in 21 career starts.
University of New England senior goaltender Gina Iannazzi kept her team in the game for the first 70 minutes, by stopping 10 of the first 12 shots she faced. Iannazzi finished the game allowing four goals on 15 shots on goal, before being replaced by freshman netminder Brielle Robinson. Robinson made one save in 11 minutes and 13 seconds in her collegiate debut.
Despite losing four starters from their 2012 Little East Conference Championship Team, UMass Boston picked up right where they left off at home, earning their 15th consecutive home victory. Newcomers Ericka Garufi (Milton, Mass.), Kara Peters (Feeding Hills, Mass.) and Alexandria Levesque (Metheun, Mass.) all earned the start in their debuts in Beacons Blue, while Arielle Whipple (Claremont, N.H.) and freshman Hannah Lear (Plymouth, Mass.) and KK DaCosta (Brockton, Mass.) each made their first appearance in a UMass Boston uniform as well.
The Beacons opened up the scoring at 18:48 on the first corner kick of the contest. Castillo drove a long cross to the far post that Andrews headed just over the hand of Iannazzi and under the bar. UMass Boston is now 9-0 all-time when Castillo records an assist.
Ledin doubled the UMass Boston advantage seven minutes later, when she ran down a long through ball and drove a low shot past Iannazzi, just inside the far post at 25:39.
The Nor'Easters responded with a strong period of pressure and nearly cut into the deficit on several occasions. Spain was forced to make several highlight diving saves, the best of which came at the 41:32, when she was forced to dive to her right and make a save with her finger tips on a shot from Jessica Meader.
After a quiet first 25 minutes to start the second half, Modzelewski scored her third career goal, off of another Castillo corner kick. Castillo sent a ball into the box that Modzelewski was able to knock into the back of the net while while sliding towards the goal.
Ledin capped off the scoring at 73:01, when she took a long through ball from Peters and sent a hard shot through the left side to beat Iannazzi. Peters was the only new Beacon to be credited with a point on the day.
UMass Boston spent the final 17 minutes protecting the shutout, as Spain was forced to make just one save in the second half.
The Beacons outshot the Nor'Easters 21-10 for the game, with a 16-9 advantage on shots on goal. UMass Boston also held a 7-4 advantage on corner kicks.
The University of New England will return home Wednesday to host Saint Joseph's College of Maine at 4 p.m. UMass Boston will host #2 Emory University Monday afternoon at 1 p.m. at the Clark Athletic Field.


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Bangkok, September 23, 2011--Philippine authorities should launch an investigation into the abduction of radio commentator Louie Larroza's daughter, the Committee to Protect Journalists said today. Larroza told reporters the kidnapping was a "warning" for his radio broadcasts, news reports said. The journalist's daughter, unharmed, was freed eight hours later.
Larroza, station manager of DYEC radio, had received anonymous threats to his family regarding his critical commentaries in the days before his daughter was kidnapped, according to Redempto Anda, a representative of the National Union of Journalists of the Philippines (NUJP). Then, on September 15, unidentified assailants abducted the 17-year-old girl in front of her university in Puerto Princesa, Palawan, an island province south of Manila, local news reports said.
"Intimidation and harassment of journalists are all too common in provincial areas of the Philippines and will continue until local police set a better example," said Shawn Crispin, CPJ's senior Southeast Asia representative. "We call on authorities to investigate and arrest those responsible for abducting Louie Larroza's daughter and guarantee his and his family's security."
On the morning of September 15, abductors forced Larroza's daughter into a black vehicle, blindfolded her, and kept her at a warehouse for the next eight hours, news reports said. She was released at 6 p.m. after police were able to trace her location from a signal on her cell phone, the Philippine Inquirer daily newspaper reported. Her kidnappers were not identified or captured, news reports said.


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Lolz. No need to be afraid. I'm fine talking to tbremise because he's my friend. You don't need to worry about talking to a mod. Heck, you might become their best friend!
I was friends with tbrem 7 months ago. I said I remembered when I WAS scared of him
Good luck man you will come back though...they always come back O_o
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Well I hope everything turns out great. We'll miss you when you go Grant.
I'm with Grant here, I'm not gonna be here much anymore either. Hitting 17, and as grant said that senior year hits you hard when you spend your time on the internet.
I'm officially announcing my position as retired due to circumstances both on Sploder and in real life. Real life has been more prominent and demanding, seeing as to how my Senior year of high school is ending and my college pursuits are catching up with me. Not only that, I currently work and will be working two jobs soon, in which my free time will already be completely diminished. Seeing as to how I'm 18, going to be 19, I don't match the age-group of Sploder much anymore. It has nothing to do with anyone personally, but it becomes harder and harder to relate to this site and its people, some of which I've grown with as well as newer faces. I've spent over 4 years moderating these forums, ranging from some periodic times of inactivity and times of full-fledged commitment, but now I do have trouble coming on, continually making decisions, and being a part of the staff. It has become tiresome making decisions time after time and I am ready for my relaxation period.Most of you may think I have been inactive for a long time, probably the past couple of months, but I was working with other staff members on improving different parts of the forum, such as directing the cleaning up and reorganization and of categories like the Ideas and recruitment (credit to all who took effort in improving them), as well as put forth the launch of the Video Crew and take part of that podcast. I would like to apologize for my inactivity which mainly started after the announcement of the Video Crew. I do ask of you not to blame the Generals for laziness and irresponsibility; real life is always a priority over Sploder and it just happens that we all have had a call to reality for the time being. We all have different responsibilities that require attention.There is always some chance that I may become active again but this time seems to be for good. I will occasionally come in and chime a few words here and there, likely in the Barracks, as well as throw in my opinions on some issues in Lieutenant League, but that would be the extend of my actions.I'd like to thank you all for being active on the forum and creating the Sploder community, something which I've already experiences myself. My time is going to the next generation of users who will have new ideas to help lead the forums on a new path and I wish them all the best of luck in their efforts.Sincerely,7grant2, your moderator.
I probably won't fade away completely; I'll still log on, just rarely.But then how do you explain Darut, Checkthepan, and Wxg?
you are logged on right now xD
I hate little white punks who mess with me, kids like proxy obliterate the forums.
Its not like it was sudden xD my inactivity didn't come out of the blue.
Yeah, I never said I'd leave, I'm just retiring xD
oh lol you are a senior correct? bro you might as well wait until after 12th grade to retire??? I dont get why you choose this particular year to stop, well good luck anyway, quite depressing to see more and more folks leave or derank and its never ever actually feels resolved. NOT TRYING TO BE IN YOUR BUSINESS. ignore if necessary/
Oh I don't mind you probing a little! Haha, but nah my free time is just to come to a complete hault. I now work two jobs, Abercrombie and Chick-Fil-A, and, along with school, I'll be in complete overhaul. Plus the year is winding down and I'm just don't feel like doing anything moderator-wise on the forum xD I'd say 5 years is enough of a resolve for me
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Easy DisplacementAs we all learned high school Geometry class, the base of a cylinder multiplied by its height determines its total volume. Since internal combustion engines are nothing more than glorified air pumps, and larger cylinders can ingest more air and fuel, increasing cylinder volume—and therefore engine displacement—is one of the best ways to increase horsepower potential. As long as the cylinder heads and intake manifold are up to the job, a larger motor will make more power and torque than a smaller motor at any given RPM. Fortunately, the LS3's big-bore block makes it incredibly easy to achieve displacement euphoria.
In just 15 years, the development of GM's Gen III/IV engine platform has progressed at a staggering rate. Early 5.7L LS1 small-blocks were limited in displacement due to their small 3.900-inch bores. Even with a 4.000-inch-stroke crankshaft, boring (or should we say – honing) the cylinders liners out as large as possible netted just 383 cubic inches. Although massive 4.125-inch bore diameters were possible by installing new cylinder sleeves, the process cost upwards of $2,500. Furthermore, re-sleeving a block yielded mixed results, and coolant leaks and poor cylinder seal weren't uncommon. Things took a big change for the better in 2005 with the introduction of the LS2's 4.000-inch siamesed-bore aluminum block, which allowed cracking the 400ci barrier when matched with a stroker crank.
Then in 2007, GM took things one step further with the 6.2L block introduced in the L92-powered Cadillac Escalade. Essentially the same block used in the LS3 and L99, it boasts an even larger 4.065-inch bore and makes big-block-like displacement affordable for hoards of late-model enthusiasts. Simply honing the bores out 0.005-inch and installing a 4.000-inch crank increases displacement from 376- to 416 cubic inches. To put this into perspective, the largest motor you could get in a regular production 1969 Camaro measured just 396 ci, and that was a big-block. "The 416 has become a very popular combination to build. When the 6.2L block first came out, it made it possible to build a large-displacement motor without spending a fortune on an LS7 block," says Bryan. "Even today, the 6.2L block offers the biggest bore size you can get for the dollar. Now that GM is installing it into fifth-gen Camaros, the 416 is getting even more popular." To transform a stock 376ci LS3 into a 416, LME starts by finish honing the block from 4.065- to 4.070 inches. It then installs a fully forged and internally balanced rotating assembly that features a Callies/Compstar 4.000-inch stroke crankshaft and 6.125-inch connecting rods, and Wiseco 11.7:1 pistons. "You can certainly spend more money on pricier cranks and rods, but from our experience, the components that we use offer the best value," Bryan explains. "A rotating assembly that's more expensive isn't going to make any more horsepower, either. On the flip side, you can also build a motor with a less expensive rotating assembly, but it comes at the expense of reliability."
Speaking of price, the LME 600-Plus 416 stroker motor will set you back $11,500. That price is even more affordable if you provide your own core block and heads. If you like earning your lunch money on desolate roads at night, a great perk of a stroker small-block is they don't look much different for a stock motor on the outside. Potential victims will have no idea you're packing an extra 40 cubic inches.
1. To prep the LS3 block for stroker duty, LME hones the bores 0.005 inches, cuts the deck surfaces down to 9.225 inches, and then align-hones the mains. All sharp edges are also de-burred to stress relieve the block and reduce the potential for cracks.
2. The bulk of the displacement bump in the LME 416 comes from increasing the stock 3.622-inch stroke to 4.000 inches with a Callies/Compstar forged steel crankshaft. It features drilled rod journals for improved oiling, and counterweights that have been profiled for piston skirt clearance.
3. When increasing the stroke of an engine, rod-to-camshaft interference can become an issue. To prevent this, the Callies/Compstar H-beam connecting rods have profiled shoulders for additional clearance. They swing a set of Wiseco pistons that maintain a 1.110-inch compression height when matched with the 416's big stroke and long rods. Wiseco's ArmorGlide skirt coating improves lubrication, reduces friction and piston rock, and allows for tighter piston-to-bore fitment.
4. With the crank secured in the block, LME gapped the top piston ring (from Total Seal) to 0.014 inch and the second ring to 0.018 inch. The larger second ring gap allows combustion gases that slip past the top ring to escape into the crankcase instead of unseating the top ring and compromising ring seal.
5. Sliding the pistons in the bores and bolting the rods to the crank reveals the amount of real estate available inside the LS3's crankcase. Since a stroker crank pulls the pistons farther down the bore, the rod bolts will often hit the cylinder sleeves or oil pan rails at bottom dead center. The bottom of the LS3's cylinder sleeves are undercut from the factory, making it possible to fit a long-stroke rotating assembly without grinding the block for clearance.
6. Actuating the valves is a custom Cam Motion 235/250-at-0.050 hydraulic roller camshaft with 0.646/0.642-inch lift. That's a lot of lift for a small-block, but it closely correlates with the peak airflow figures of the cylinder heads to maximize power potential. The cam's wide 114-degree LSA improves idle quality and decreases the rate of drop-off after peak hp.
7. To endure the rigors of high-RPM and the increased valvespring pressure of the 416, LME opts for a JP Performance billet double-roller timing set. It has multiple keyways cutouts on the crank gear for up to 8 degrees of cam advance or retard.
8. Using a degree wheel, LME verified the installed centerline of the camshaft. It was advanced two degrees to help bulk up low-end torque.
9. Since a stock LS3 utilizes a single-roller timing set, fitting an aftermarket double roller set requires grinding the back of the timing cover for clearance. LME made quick work of this process on its CNC machine.
10. The stock LS3 oil system is already plenty stout, but the LME 416 ramps up the oil flow even more with a Melling high-volume pump. Before installing it, LME radiused the outlet and grinded down all the sharp edges to improve flow.
11. All the cubic inches in the world don't mean squat without a set of high-flow cylinder heads, and the factory LS3 castings are among the greatest production small-block heads ever built. GM engineers improved upon the already potent cathedral-port LS1 heads by pushing the pushrod passages over to the side, freeing up space for a larger rectangular port with a raised entrance.
12. To maintain valve control at high RPM, LME fitted the heads with PAC dual valvesprings that feature 170 pounds of seat pressure and 430 pounds of open pressure. They're anchored in place by lightweight titanium retainers to keep valvetrain mass and valve float to a minimum.
13. After a trip through LME's proprietary CNC program, the factory LS3 cylinder heads flow 365 cfm through the intake ports at 0.630-inch lift. That puts them right on par with the stock LS7 heads at a fraction of the cost.
14. The CNC porting bumps the exhaust port flow up to 235 cfm. Although the LS3 head castings have been criticized for having poor exhaust flow relative to the intake ports, 235 cfm is still right on par with a big-port Gen I small-block Chevy head. Likewise, using a slightly longer exhaust duration on the camshaft addresses the situation nicely.
15. LME's ported LS3 heads retain the factory 2.165-inch hollow-stem intake valve and 1.600-inch stainless steel exhaust valves. They received a three-angle cut, and LME blended them into the stock 70cc combustion chambers.
16. Sending the lobe lift to the rocker arms are GM LS7 hydraulic roller lifters and 7.400-inch Trick Flow pushrods. The GM hydraulic lifters perform more like solid roller lifters, and can maintain valvetrain stability past 7,000 rpm.
17. In order to tighten up the quench clearance as much as possible, LME sets the pistons to 0.010-inch "out of the hole" and utilizes 0.048-inch-thick GM head gaskets. This yields a 0.038-inch quench clearance. Tighter quench not only produces more horsepower, it also reduces the potential for detonation by improving the homogenization of the air/fuel mixture.
18. Although head studs offer the ultimate in clamping force, head bolts are more than adequate for a naturally aspirated combination like the LME 416. The ARP bolts were torqued down to 70 lb-ft.
19. The LME 416 uses the stock LS3 rocker arms, but with a twist. To enhance longevity under increased valvespring pressure and higher RPM, LME fortified the stock rockers with a Comp Cams trunnion conversion kit. The trick setup replaces the stock pivots with heavy-duty rocker arm trunnions and bearings. At $135, the conversion is a heck of a lot cheaper than a set of aftermarket rocker arms.
20. Since the cylinder heads can only flow as much as an intake manifold will allow, LME matched up its ported LS3 castings with a high-flow Fast LSXR manifold. It features a 102mm inlet, which was matched to a Nick Williams billet throttle body of the same diameter.
21. A testament to the efficiency of the LS3 cylinder heads, the 416 required just 28 degrees of ignition advance on LME's Superflow dyno. With the air/fuel ratio dialed in at 11.8:1, the motor kicked out 622 hp at 6,200 rpm and 574 lb-ft at 5,250 rpm.


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Bulletin HASKINS & SELLS 71 Ralph T. Hollis IT IS with deep sorrow that we announce the death on September 10, 1922, of Mr. Ralph T. Hollis, a member of the firm, and resident partner at the London Office. Mr. Hollis sailed for this country from Southampton on August 17, by the steamship Caronia, in order to attend our annual meeting. On the second day out he was stricken by an illness which defied the analysis of the ship's doctors. On August 25, we received a radiogram from the Caronia reading: "Urgent meet Hollis. Necessary arrange hospital." The ship was due the next morning and Mr. Sells and Mr. Carter were at the pier with an ambulance in which they conveyed Mr. Hollis to the Roosevelt Hospital. There, after numerous consultations, the malady was diagnosed as epidemic encephalitis, commonly known as sleeping sickness—a disease extremely rare in this country. In spite of the heroic efforts of doctors and nurses, and the best of care and attention, it was impossible to combat the disease, and Mr. Hollis sank steadily until the end on Sunday morning, September 10, at about 6.30 A.M. A funeral service by an Episcopal minister was held at four o'clock on Tuesday afternoon, September 12, at the Campbell Funeral Church. The body was sent back to London by the steamship President Garfield, sailing on Wednesday, the 13th. Mr. F. A. Tilton, representing the firm, accompanied the body to London, where Mr. Hollis is survived by his wife and three children. Mr. Hollis was born in London, July 7, 1874. His first accounting experience was gained through an apprenticeship, at the age of 16, to Mr. F. Barnes of Messrs. Barnes, Dunn and Broughton, Chartered Accountants, London, England. From 1897 to 1905 he conducted his own practice in London as R. T. Hollis & Company. Coming to this country, he joined the staff of N. A. Hawkins & Company in Detroit, Michigan, a connection maintained continuously from 1905 to 1908. In the latter year he withdrew to resume practice on his own account in Detroit under the name of R. T. Hollis & Company. This practice prospered and on May 1, 1915, he admitted to partnership Mr. F. A. Tilton and Mr. T. L. W. Porte, the style of the firm being changed to Hollis, Tilton and Porte. On August 1, 1921, the practice of Hollis, Tilton and Porte was consolidated with that of Haskins & Sells. Messrs. Hollis, Tilton, and Porte were admitted to membership in the firm, Mr. Hollis later returning to London as our resident partner. Mr. Hollis was a member of the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales, and a certified public accountant of Michigan. His loss will be deeply felt by the many friends and associates whom he had drawn about himself during his honorable and successful career. National Association Enjoined THE Supreme Court of the District of Columbia under date of July 27, 1922, announced by final decree that the National Association of Certified Public Accountants, defendant in an action brought by the United States of America, has been "perpetually restrained and enjoined from


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text: RyanStotz Posted February 18, 2000 For our Bourbon Renewal Project this weekend, one of the contributors just informed me that he has a bottle of Old Grand-Dad he got from his ex-wife's grandmother. When he got it not too long ago it was still sealed, and he didn't notice how old it was until he opened it and looked at the tax stamp: Distilled in 1948, bottled in 1952. He's bringing this down as one of the 38 bourbons to be sampled, and I've been looking to find where this might have been distilled and have come up empty handed. Anyone know where this was distilled and how the recipe might differ from today's obviously different recipe?Ryan Stotz Share this post Link to post Share on other sites


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text: basshole1979 1 Posted September 5, 2013 Hi. I experimented with plugging the POD X3 direct into my imac via an Apogee duet's instrument inputs (1/4"), and recording using Logic. What I find is that while I'm monitoring through my near field monitors (channel armed for recording, input monitoring on), the sound I hear coming out of those speakers is not the same sound I hear coming out of the very same AFTER I've recorded. It makes no sense to me. . .I find a preset I like, record it, play it back, and for some reason it's just different. The recorded track lacks definition. It sort of sounds like a guitar, but muffled, if that make any sense. I can't figure out why, on the same system, and going directly in, it would sound different before recording than after. Any preset I try has the same basic issue. Anyone heard of this before? Ideas? Thanks. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites


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Juventas Therapeutics Reports One Year Data From Phase I Heart Failure Clinical Trial
CLEVELAND, Jan. 30, 2012 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Juventas Therapeutics is a privately-held, clinical-stage company developing novel regenerative therapies for treatment of cardiovascular disease. The Company's lead product, JVS-100, encodes Stromal cell-Derived Factor 1 (SDF-1) which has been shown to repair damaged tissue through recruitment of circulating stem cells to the site of injury, prevention of ongoing cell death and restoration of blood flow. Juventas recently presented the 12-month results from its Phase I heart failure trial at the 7th International Conference on Cell Therapy for Cardiovascular Disease.
The 17-person, open-label, dose-escalation study targeted New York Heart Association (NYHA) class III heart failure patients, who represent approximately a quarter of the 6 million heart failure patients in the United States and account for half of all heart failure hospital admissions. The clinical trial met its primary safety endpoint with no serious adverse events deemed drug related. Fifteen of the 17 patients survived to a year. Importantly, patients receiving target therapeutic doses demonstrated clinically significant improvements at 12 months in 6 minute walk distance (6MWD) and the Minnesota Living with Heart Failure Questionnaire (MLHFQ). Nearly half of the patients improved a full NYHA class, with multiple patients improving 2 full classes.
"The patient population we treated in this trial have a true unmet clinical need and tend to have rapidly deteriorating quality of life," states Marc Penn, M.D., Ph.D, Founder and Chief Medical Officer for Juventas and Director of Cardiovascular Research at the Summa Cardiovascular Institute at Summa Health System. "To see clinical symptomatic benefits of this magnitude maintained from 4 to 12 months after JVS-100 treatment suggests we are inducing fundamental changes in the heart of treated patients. We believe this is consistent with our understanding of the mechanisms associated with JVS-100 and warrants further investigation." Based on these results, the company is preparing to enroll a placebo-controlled, randomized, double blinded Phase II heart failure clinical trial in the United States to further define the efficacy of JVS-100. Also, Juventas has received FDA clearance to enroll a Phase IIa trial evaluating safety and efficacy of JVS-100 in patients with critical limb ischemia. The CLI trial is enrolling patients in the United States and India. In addition to safety, the trial will assess time to amputation and other efficacy endpoints and will begin enrollment in the first quarter of 2012. "We are thrilled by our Phase I data and excited to be transitioning into multiple mid-stage clinical trials," states Rahul Aras, Ph.D., President and CEO for Juventas. "We are excited about the platform potential for JVS-100 in a broad range of clinical indications."
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Juventas Therapeutics, headquartered in Cleveland, OH, is a privately-held clinical-stage biotechnology company developing a pipeline of regenerative therapies to treat life–threatening diseases. Founded in 2007 with an exclusive license from the Cleveland Clinic, Juventas has transitioned its therapeutic platform from concept to initiation of mid-stage clinical trials. Investors include New Science Ventures, Takeda Ventures, Triathlon Medical Venture Partners, Early Stage Partners, Fletcher Spaght Ventures, Reservoir Venture Partners, North Coast Angel Fund, X Gen Ltd., JumpStart Inc., and Blue Chip Venture Co. The company has received non-dilutive grant support through the Ohio Third Frontier funded Cleveland Clinic Ohio BioValidation Fund, Global Cardiovascular Innovation Center and Center for Stem Cell & Regenerative Medicine.
About JVS-100
The company's lead product, JVS-100 encodes Stromal–cell Derived Factor 1 (SDF–1). SDF-1 promotes tissue repair through recruitment of endogenous stem cells to the damaged organ, promotion of new blood vessel formation and prevention of ongoing cell death. The SDF-1 repair pathway is well-conserved in a broad range of end organ systems, including the heart, vasculature, dermis, kidney, and eye. JVS-100 is currently being clinically evaluated for treatment of heart failure and late stage peripheral vascular disease and has been shown to protect and repair tissue following organ–damage in a broad range of pre–clinical disease models