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MADISON, Wis. - Heavy snow could fall in southern Wisconsin on Wednesday night and Thursday, according to a report from the National Weather Service.
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The statement said the snow is expect to be centered on a line from Monroe to Madison, Beaver Dam and Fond du Lac, but could shift 100 miles to the east or west.
The potential snowfall totals are between 6 and 12 inches, according to the report.
A winter storm watch has been issued for Dane County and areas to the west and north from 6 p.m. Wednesday until 6 p.m. Thursday.
WISC-TV meteorologist Gary Cannalte said light rain and snow will develop late Wednesday night with precipitation changing to snow, with the snow possibly becoming heavy by Thursday morning.
The forecast calls for the snow to be followed by gusty winds causing blowing and drifting.
Preparations have already begun to make sure Madison's roadways will be cleared during Thursday's snowstorm.
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The Quad IQ is completely new for this year and offers three main fin configurations: quad with bigger fins at the back, quad with bigger fins at the front, or twin-fin which uses a larger set of 15cm fins.
In terms of volume this is the second biggest board on test, but the width of 57.5cm makes it much wider than anything else here. Underfoot it does feel a bigger board, but thanks to its good control at the top end is still able to cope fine fown to 4.0 - 4.2 sails for an 80kg rider. Hull weight is very oimpressive (6.93kg complete), making it second lightest to the (much smaller) Tabou Da Curve.
Starboard straps are excellent this year - such an improvement on previous years. The adjustment scale is a nice touch indeed and helps them to get all sized correctly. The finbox is the new 'Slot Box' which uses a system similar to FCS, but with position adjustment available that can be operated with a Philips screwdriver rather than an Allen key.
We tried the Quad in all three of the fin configurations, but largely preferred it in its 'sideshore' setup with the bigger fins at the back. We struggled a bit with the 'onshore' setup, which puts the bigger fins at the front. The twin setup worked well and did loosen the board up even further, but to be honest in 'sideshore' quad mode the board seems best set for al-round performance, and is the position most riders seemed to prefer for all types of sailing. This is the option we chose for most of our testing.
Despite its generous width, on the water it feels relatively long and gunny compared to many tested here. It has a soft feel to the way it rides that makes it feel very loose, flowing and slippery across the water and on the waveface - which is great. Straps and fins are positioned relatively far back compared to the other boards, and you notice this in the ride, where you feel like you're very much on the tail of the board. The back strap is actually 6cm further back than many of the other boards, which is quite a difference. We preferred the straps set in the forwards positions, which gave a more stable straight-line performance and encouraged a carve rather than snap in the turns.
In a straight line the Quad IQ has excellent 'get up and go' and a decent top speed. It feels more lively on the water than the Quatro and Fanatic quads, although not quite as rapid as the JP and RRD. Backside turns in onshore conditions are fantastic. The quad-fin grip and being positioned so far back on the board really lets you snap a super-light backside turn with full control. On the waveface the Quad IQ has a very easy, flowing and safe feel to it. The bottom turn offers two styles - you can lean forward and drive through the rail, or flick the board through a tighter turn using your back foot, which is great. If we were being very critical we'd say that the transition between these two styles is more noticeable than on some of the other boards - almost like it has two modes. It's more of a characteristic than a problem though.
The top turn is very good. Again that rear positioning of straps and fins seems to allow the rider to snap an extremely tight top turn with noticeably less effort than some of the others. Riders accustomed to last year's Quad will notice the reduced grip of the fins, but in our opinion it's so much better this year. You can maintain the grip through the turn or let the tail slide in control - you have the choice this year.
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The Quad IQ is such an improvement on last year's board, and is now a fantastic all-round waveboard for all conditions. The ride is soft, flowing and almost slipperyin feel, and the board feels very loose and predictable on the wave. It offers lots of configuration options to suit different styles of rider, but in our opinion the 'sideshore' Quad setup (big fins at the back) is the one that will suit most riders in most conditions.


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I just opened it and it took 30 minutes. It took me about a week to edit this. Every step took 30 to 60 minutes of processing. This was on a quad-core AMD Phenom 9950 system with 8G of memory running Win7 x64 and CS4 x64. The clouds look ok, the ones to the left and right still look a bit phony even after I tried cleaning up the worst of it. This was a nightmare of a shot to do. The clouds kept sweeping overhead going down the canyon and causing shadows to flow down the canyon. I spent 2 hours pausing and resuming the Gigapan to skip all the shadows. Then the batteries ran out. I gave up out of frustration. Also the cliff with the waterfall I was hoping to get that's about 20 degrees to the right went into shadow. Maybe I'll have better luck next time.
Simply Amazing! Great detail. Even the clouds look nice. How long did it take to open this up in Photoshop to crop (thank you, I admire no jagged edges!)


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Autodesk (ADSK) was falling 4.4% after it reported second quarter earnings per share of 45 cents a share, on revenue of $562 million.
Analysts were looking for earnings per share of 42 cents on revenue of $560.6 million.
For the third quarter, the company said it will earn between 36 cents and 40 cents a share, below the 50 cents per share analysts were expecting; revenue guidance for $540 million to $555 million was also well below the $580.94 consensus.
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Conrad Reyners hopes Capcom will deliver a better product than this E3 demo promised.
Lost Planet 3 is the latest in Capcom's generally well-regarded series of first person shooters. A prequel, part three follows the trials and tribulations of a miner far from home, as he attempts to make some money by doing what he does best: putting himself in dangerous situations.
Basically, what this boiled down to in my hands-on session was an introduction to the story, before heading out in a mechanised mining rig, which is like a huge robotic suit your character sits in.
The planet on which all this unfolds is rather inhospitable; not only is it super cold outside, but there are powerful storms that rage all over its surface at unpredictable intervals. What this means is that you'll spend your time trudging around in snow, and will occasionally be unable to see what's going on outside. Other times, you might have to get out of your mech (like I did) in order to shoot ice that forms over your rig and stops it from moving - which seems ludicrous.
The world is also teeming with alien life which is out to get you. The generic crab/beast things (of which I got to dispatch a "variety") will generally set about trying to kill you by boring you to death. From the smallest to the largest, there's not much to see here: beasts of various sizes will move towards you at different speeds while occasionally making loud noises. Loud noises. Exciting, this ain't.
Eventually, after leaving my rig and heading into the wild without its metallic embrace to keep me company, I happened across a boss, of sorts: a larger creature with orange glowing bits strategically positioned for me to shoot at.
Aside from the glowing bits, and a bit more aggression in his attacks, he varied little from his smaller pals. This fight also highlighted the awkward camera, which seems to be out to make things harder for the player by concealing things from them.
Eventually, I shot him up enough and he stopped moving. I moved on, did some other stuff, and... came across another one. Fortunately, my mech thingy was nearby, so I thought I'd try taking it out with that.
The mechs have no weapons as such installed, which means you can only do things like grab them with your claw or punch them with your drillbits. While this might sound pretty nasty, it is in fact pretty lame, so I clambered out and performed the dodge-shoot-dodge dance that should be familiar to anyone who has played any game ever.
In case you haven't picked up on my thinly veiled hints, I wasn't impressed. It's not that the game is bad, per se, it's just that it's so gosh darn generic. You've played it a million times already. It's not even remotely exciting or interesting to play, it's not a world you want to spend any time in.
It looks nice enough, for a barren icy wasteland, and the sounds were suitably thunky and bangy, as appropriate. But it's hard to imagine anyone but the die-hard Lost Planet fanboys getting even remotely enthusiastic about this, unless Capcom are saving the best for a later reveal.
Based on what I've seen so far, I suspect your interest is better served elsewhere. Capcom have a solid history of delivering fans something that at least resembles what they want, however, so of course our verdict is reserved until we see the rest of the game. But my excitement was definitely muted by my experiences with this demo.
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Description ADULT Has mainly gray-brown plumage, upperparts with intricate darker markings; underparts are barred and streaked. Note the staring yellow eyes and yellow bill. JUVENILE Fluffy at first, but by fall acquires adultlike plumage.
Dimensions Length: 24-33" (61-84 cm); Wngspn: 5' (1.5 m)
Habitat Widespread, but nomadic, presence or absence dictated by availability of prey; territories widely spaced and so seldom common. Favors boreal forests across northern part of range, but montane conifer forests further south. Mainly sedentary, but shortage of prey and adverse weather sometimes causes irruptive movements south of usual range in winter.
Observation Tips Male's song is clue to species' presence. Fiercely protective of nest, so do not approach closely or you may be attacked and suffer injury.
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Voice Territorial male's "song" comprises a series of deep hoo notes, whose pitch rises at first then falls throughout the series.
Discussion Spectacularly huge and beautifully patterned owl with a proportionately long tail, large head, and rounded facial disc marked with dark concentric rings around eyes. Fluffed up body feathers often accentuate bulky appearance. Feeds mainly on small rodents and typically scans for prey while perched overlooking forest clearing or grassland adjacent to trees. Able to detect movements of small mammals through layer of snow and will plunge through, usually feet-first, to capture prey. Mostly nocturnal in winter, but during breeding season, lengthy daylight hours oblige diurnal hunting too. Nests in large, abandoned twig nests or in natural cavities in tree stumps. Sexes are similar.


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How many of these factors exist in North America today? Outrageous number of pedestrian and cyclist fatalities – Check. Absurd amounts of public space dedicated to the movement and storage of private vehicles – Check. Oil and financial crises – Double Check. Public outcry – Check. Political will to change – Very Little.
We're seeing major changes in cities like New York, Chicago and in Canada Montreal, Vancouver and Ottawa. The addition of cycling infrastructure isn't just to make cycling more attractive or easier. This is people-friendly infrastructure. These are changes that promote shorter commutes and allow citizens to spend less money on day-to-day transportation costs.
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My 60 gallon "cube" is nearing the end of the cycling process and I'd like some advice as far as stocking it. Currently it has six tiger barbs and a small pictus (which I always seem to forget about). I was unware that you could cycle a tank without fish and my boyfriend ran out and bought the pictus and the barbs with the best of intentions. Anyway, the fish all seem to be doing alright, the barbs are about 2.5 inches and the pictus has grown considerably and is about 3.5 inches. I'm starting to plan out a stock list for the tank to work around what is already in it, however, I've grown a bit nervous about introducing other species with the tiger barbs, as I've read a lot of forum posts concerning their nasty attitudes. I plan on getting at least four more tigers, to bump them to ten, but I would like to add another schooling fish if possible. My boyfriend really likes neon dwarf rainbows. Was also curious if the tank is appropriate for african butterfly fish. I've read a lot about them and they seem as if they'd be alright, but I'm wondering if the barbs would nip the fins or if the tank isn't long enough (it's 24x24x24)? Any suggestions for some interesting and compatible tank mates would be much appreciated.
Water parameters (I use the API liquid tests):
pH: 7.0
Ammonia: 0
Nitrites: 1.0 (Still waiting for this to drop completely, I am doing frequent water changes)
Nitrates: 10
Temp: 79-80F, the temp will fluctuate thanks to a very old heater and a very old apartment. Not sure what else I can do to keep it consistant without my dogs freezing to death.
Actually maybe the fish aren't fine, I have one really fat female barb. The scales and behavior are normal, so not sure if it's eggs or something? Hope it's nothing bad because I've grown quite fond of the barbs, even though they're jerks.
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I have been keeping tiger barbs for about 7 months now and they can be very nippy. So far they have left my neon tetras alone, and they seem to leave other torpedo shaped fish alone, Gold Barb, Denison Barb, Odessa Barb, Cherry Barb, and Rosy Barbs.
I have never mixed them, but any of the longer finned fishes would be in danger, Angelfish, Long Finned Rosy Barbs, Guppies, Long Finned Danios. I am thinking that Black Skirt Tetras would also be very risky.
I have had experience....poor experience with Tiger Barbs killing shrimp, and some Corydoras.55 Gallon Freshwater Tank (semi-planted) 48"x21"x13"
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I have kept tiger barbs before, and it seems that 7 is a good minimum number. They seem to just pick on each other more so than the other fish that I kept with them (betas, plecos, tetras, etc.). You can throw a clown loach in the mix too, they seem to have have an identity issue because they'll school with the tiger barbs lol, although the clown loach will get pretty big after a few years."It's not the strongest, nor the most intelligent that survives. It is the ones that are most adaptable."
- Charles Darwin
I honestly wouldn't mind just filling the tank with different colors of tiger barb, but my boyfriend really wants variety so we're hoping to find something that can go in with the barbs. As for the fat barb, I hope it is just eggs, but I don't really know what I'd do with fry, as I have very limited space and can't fit another tank of any size really into this apartment! I believe the person we get our fish from would be helpful in this situation though. As for the clown loaches, I was under the impression they liked to be in groups and got fairly large?
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Cichlids which are too big and tough to be bullied by the Barbs are a great choice... Not sure on the footprint of your tank but depending on that a single Severum might work? Plus they make great wet pets as they are very responsive to their owners.
Pictus cats are a schooling fish and need a large footprint to romp around so he may end up not being the best fit for your tank. I would also not recommend Clown Loaches -- you should always stock for the tank you have and they need a much bigger tank than that and also a school. A group of Yoyo loaches might work though?
I would not recommend the Rainbows or Butterfly fish... they won't last 5 minutes with the barbs. I would recommend a school of different coloured barbs (5 regular, 5 gold and 5 green maybe?). The different colours look great together.
If she's female and she's fat and she's in with males, she's probably carrying eggs. I wouldn't consider that as being anything wrong with her -- just natural. Any plans for the fry?
As for the rest of your question, I don't know enough about the fish you're considering to advise you.
Hopefully, someone who does know can step in ...20 gal. high: planted; 7 white cloud minnows, several RCS, 2 blue shrimp, 5 Amano shrimp, several snails; Azoo air. 65 gal: planted; 6 rosy barbs, 6 yellow glofish, 3 red glofish, 3 zebra danios, 5 white cloud minnows, 3 dojo loaches, 6 crimson spot rainbow fish, 12 large Amano Shrimp, several snails; AC110.
Those nitrite readings are way, way over the top! Fish should not be in a tank with readings that high! Do a 80 - 90% water change asap and do as large as needed every single day until they stay below 0.25 ppm (a better level is 0.1 ppm.) Add salt (1 tsp/10 gal) to help these fish to exchange waste since their gills may be damaged, now. They are 'breathing' a high level and dealy waste product (the gills of fish are both their 'lungs' and kidney's and you are allowing deadly nitrite levels to remain in their blood stream. Add an airstone/bubble wand asap.)
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A 75 gal with eight Discus, fake plants, and a lot of wood also with sand substrate. Clean up crew is down to just two Sterba's Corys. Filters: continuous new water flow; canister w/UV, in-tank algae scrubber!! Finally, junked the nitrate removal unit from hell.
For Fishless cycling:http://www.aquaticcommunity.com/aqua...ead.php?t=5640
Should have noticed that. Do as Cermet says, Nitrite is highly toxic.
Yeah, but OP also says they're waiting for it to drop. An an unintentional fish-in isn't exactly unheard of.My 33 gallon/125 liter tank. My photography on flickr.


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The literature on the painting A Family is relatively extensive for a single Irish painting produced in the mid 20th century. Two essays which discuss the painting in detail are by Dr. Síghle Bhreathnach-Lynch (Circa, 2007) and Dr. Róisín Kennedy (Third Text, 2005) which both trace the exhibition history of the painting and the critical responses it has received over the decades. Mick Wilson, in his catalogue entry (Hugh Lane, 2007), analyses Le Brocquy's painting in relation to the work of Old Master artists, particularly the tradition of reclining nudes in the work of Giorgione, Goya, Manet and Cézanne. Other references to the painting are included in more general accounts of modern Irish painting notably S. B. Kennedy (1997). The CSIA also holds an artist folder containing a variety of ephemera relating to Louis le Brocquy's artwork and career.
Bhreathnach-Lynch, Síghle, 'Louis le Brocquy's A Familly', Circa, Dublin, January 2003
Dublin City Gallery, The Hugh Lane. (2007). Louis le Brocquy and his masters early heroes later homage. Dublin: Dublin City Gallery The Hugh LaneCSIA 709.415LEB
Galerie Jeanne Bucher, Paris. (1979). Louis Le Brocquy: images de W.B. Yeats, James Joyce,Samuel Beckett, Federico Garcia Lorca, Auguste Strindberg, Francis Bacon. Galerie Jeanne BucherGeneral Note: Text in French.CSIA 709.415YEA
Hunt Museum, Limerick. (2006). Louis le Brocquy: allegory & legend. Limerick: The Hunt Museum CSIA 709.415LEB
Irish Museum of Modern Art. (2006). Louis Le Brocquy: the head image, notes on painting and awareness. Milan: Charta CSIA 709.415LEB
Kennedy, S.B. (1997). Great Irish Artists: from Lavery to le Brocquy. Dublin: Gill & MacmillanCSIA 709.415/4K
Morgan, George. (1994). Louis Le Brocquy: procession/[including] an interview with George Morgan. Kinsale: Gandon EditionsCSIA 709.415LEB
National Gallery of Ireland. (2006). Louis Le Brocquy Portrait Heads: a celebration of the artist's ninetieth birthday. National Gallery of IrelandCSIA 709.415LEB
Palais Des Beaux-Arts, Charleroi. (1982). Louis le Brocquy. Charleroi: Palais des Beaux-ArtsGeneral Note: Text in French.CSIA 709.415LEB
Ruane, Medb. (2002). 'Le Brocquy's early masterpiece acquired by the National Gallery of Ireland'. Irish Arts Review, Vol. 19, Issue 1, Summer, pp. 22-23
Taylor Galleries Dublin. (2006). Louis le Brocquy human images: thirteen silkscreen editions/with an essay by Caimhim Mac Giolla Leith. Dublin: Taylor GalleriesCSIA 709.415LEB
Taylor Galleries Dublin. (2000). Louis le Brocquy: tapestries = tapisseries d'Aubusson. Dublin: Taylor Galleries CSIA 709.415LEB
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Here's an example of a ballot that Franken wants thrown out:
Here's an example of a ballot that Franken wants thrown out:
You folks in Minnesota need to take a lesson from Washington State. In the 2004 governors race re-count new ballots were found 18 different times, many from the same place. These "misplaced" ballots changed the winner. When the other party contested the re-count results in court, the court found that indeed, voter fraud had taken place. The other party appealed the verdict to the state Supreme Court that found that indeed voter fraud had taken place but that voter fraud was no reason to overturn an election.
Guess which party won the governors race and what the party affiliation was for the supreme court justices that stated that voter fraud was not a reason to overturn the election.
The re-count judges have had a talk with all of the " observers " to explain the challange proceedure and to please not waste everyones time with crap like this. The re-count people are doing a great job and putting up with a lot from both sides. Only a real idiot will not be satisfied when the re-count is finalized. Both men want to emerge the winner and will be satisfied with the effort put forth.. What is going on now is politics and not unexpected. Silly, but not unexpected.
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I thought this one was much more interesting. It shows ballots that are challenged by both sides. My prediction, a lot of the ballots being challenged by either side will in the end by counted by the canvassing board. Both sides are pushing their luck.
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Thar ya go! And if ya live in Florida, ya learn what a hooplehead is every time there's an election. Heh heh heh heh
Unfortunately, Hew...the peoples republic of Minesoooooooota probably has several on that recount board.
But it speaks volumns eh? How the hayel could a freak like Franken become the standard bearer for the DFL??? Apparently they've been drinking the lutefisk lye. Who woulda thunk Ole, Lena, and Sven could be duped that easily?
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Charles Lockhart
RIPLEY – Charles Lockhart, 83, died Sunday, Jan. 6, 2013, at his home in Ripley. Arrangements are incomplete and will be announced later by McBride Funeral Home.
Charles Causey Jr.
LOUISVILLE – Charles Thomas Causey Jr., 49, died Saturday, Jan. 5, 2013, at North Mississippi Medical Center in Tupelo. He was born Oct. 2, 1963, in Jackson. He was the owner of Sally's Cleaners.
Graveside services will be held at 2 p.m. today at Memorial Park Cemetery with the Rev. Billy Bowie officiating. Porter Funeral Home in Louisville is in charge of arrangements.
Visitation is noon until service time today at Porter Funeral Home.
He is survived by his daughter, Clair Causey of Louisville; his mother, Peggy Causey of Louisville; his grandmother, Sally Chappell of Louisville; a sister, Terry (Lou) Garofalo of Fort Myers, Fla.; and a brother, Scott (Jodi) Causey of Sarasota, Fla.
He was preceded in death by his father, Charles Thomas Causey, Sr.
To sign the guest register, go to www.porterfuneralhome.net.
Jerry Mathis
CORINTH – Jerry "Tiny" Kenneth Mathis, 64, died Saturday, Jan. 5, 2013, at Magnolia Regional.
Services are at 2 p.m. today at Corinthian Funeral Chapel. Interment is at Valley of the Dogwood Cemetery.
Visitation is noon until service time at the funeral home.
Christine Perrigo
PISGAH – Christine Virginia Hughes Perrigo, 80, died Saturday, Jan. 5, 2013, at Baptist Memorial Hospital in Booneville. She was born in Prentiss County on March 11, 1932, to John and Lydia Lauderdale Hughes. She was a member of Pisgah United Methodist Church. She had a special love for animals which was evidenced in her humane spirit to all. She was known for her quick wit and dry sense of humor.
Services will be at 1 p.m. today at the McMillan Funeral Home Chapel with Bro. Kerry Powell officiating. Burial will be in Pisgah Cemetery.
She is survived by two daughters, Paulette (Bud) Sims and Anita (Mike) Gardner; three sons, Jacky (Mary Sue) Perrigo, Don (Judith) Perrigo and Rocky (Felesha) Perrigo; 13 grandchildren; 14 great-grandchildren; a special sister-in-law, Joy Osborn; and a host of other family.
She was preceded in death by her husband Herschel Perrigo; one son, William Hugh Perrigo; her parents; her in-laws, Elgie and Mary Tine Perrigo; her sister, Sulu Gardner; and her brothers, Goob, Charlie, Robert, Homer, Scrap and Hershel Hughes.
Visitation is until service time today at the funeral home.
Condolences may be left at www.mcmillanfuneralhome.com.
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AMORY – Billy E. Hill, 77, died on Sunday, Jan. 6, 2013, at Sanctuary Hospice House. Arrangements are incomplete and will announced later by E.E. Pickle Funeral Home in Amory.
Visitation will be from 5 to 8 p.m. today at Cornerstone Church in Amory.
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Gerald Rollins
AMORY – Gerald Rollins, 74, died on Sunday, Jan. 6, 2013, at Baptist Memorial Hospital in Columbus. Arrangements are incomplete and will be announced later by E. E. Pickle Funeral Home in Amory.
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Jimmy Wortham
OXFORD – Jimmy Wortham, 60, died Saturday, Jan. 5, 2013 at his residence in Oxford. Arrangements are incomplete and will be announced later by Hodges-Freeman Funeral Home in Oxford.
Maybelle Joslin
NEW ALBANY – Vera Maybelle Joslin, 94, passed away Friday, Jan. 5, 2013, at her home in New Albany. She was born to Richard Edmond and Mattie Elizabeth Strickland on Feb. 13, 1918, near Holcut, in Tishomingo County. She loved her family, church and always loved cooking for special times with her children and family. She loved to travel whenever possible and was always ready to go and to serve. She graduated from Glendale High School in Alcorn County and received her elementary teacher's certificate from Blue Mountain College. She lived her faith in Christ as a teacher, minister's wife, mother and homemaker for her family and church communities throughout Mississippi, including Glen, Interstate, Burnsville, Iuka, Walnut, Batesville, Hickory Flat, Pope (Pharsalia) and New Albany.
Services will be held at 10 a.m. Tuesday at United Funeral Service with the Rev. James Lewis officiating.
She is survived by five sons, Wendell Douglas Joslin of New Albany, Joe Edward Joslin (Sherry) of DeRidder, La., Jack Winston Joslin (Deborah) of Hernando, Franklin Alfred Joslin (Miriam) of Pace, Fla., and Terry Michael Joslin (Teresa) of New Albany; one daughter, Sarah Beth Joslin Hajeh of New Albany; one sister, Dorothy Hamblin of Memphis, Tenn.; 10 grandchildren, Eddie (Stacey) Joslin of DeRidder, La., Barry (Jessica) Joslin of Louisville, Ky., Ryan Joslin and Drew Joslin of Hernando, Al (Sarah Jo) Joslin of Waco, Texas, Alletta (Christopher) Joslin Goolsby of Brandon, Jennifer (Jaysen) Joslin Hogue of New Albany, Elizabeth (Braxton) Joslin Coombs of Alexandria, Va., Michael Joslin of New Albany and Sarah Hajeh of New Albany; and nine great-grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by her husband of 63 years, Rev. John Douglas Joslin.
Pallbearers will be her grandsons, Eddie Joslin, Barry Joslin, Al Joslin, Ryan Joslin, Drew Joslin and Michael Joslin.
Visitation is 5:50 to 8 p.m. today at United Funeral Service.
James Cool Jr.
OXFORD – James Edward Cool Jr., 71, died Saturday, Jan 5, 2013, at his residence. Arrangements are incomplete and will be announced later by Serenity-Martin Funeral Home of Oxford.
Lillian Morrow
TUPELO – Lillian Faye Morrow, 79, died Saturday, Jan. 5, 2013, at North Mississippi Medical Center in Tupelo. Arrangements are incomplete and will be announced later by Darden and Sons Funeral Home.
Billie Mansell
SALTILLO – Billie Marie Mansell 58, passed away Saturday, Jan. 5, 2013. She was born Nov 27, 1954, to Billy and Emily Dale Flanagin. She lived all her life in the Saltillo area and met the love of her life at the age of 15 at the Lake Lee Drive Inn. She married Jerry Lloyd Mansell on Dec. 21, 1972, and they recently celebrated 40 years of marriage. She enjoyed camping, riding motorcycles, drawing and flower gardening. She enjoyed spending time with family and friends, but most of all, enjoyed the time spent with her three precious grandchildren.
Services will be held at 11 a.m. today at Waters Funeral Home with Bro. Bobby Holland officiating with burial in the Old Birmingham Ridge Cemetery.
Survivors include husband Jerry Lloyd Mansell; daughter, Kim Mansell Raines (Scottie); parents, Billy and Emily Flanagin; grandchildren, Lauren Raines (Nik Washington), Summer Raines and Morgan Raines; brother, Mike Flanagin (Sherry), all of Saltillo; mother-in-law, Laura Wilbanks (Jimmy); brother-in-law, Rodney Mansell; sister-in-law, Susan Wood, all of Faulkner; and a host of nieces and nephews.
She was preceded in death by her grandparents, S.T. and Virgie Flanagin, and Troy and Myrtle Raines; father-in-law, B.L. Mansell; and sister-in-law, Nancy Cole.
Larry Tutor Sr.
ECRU – Larry Dale Tutor Sr., 64, died Friday, Jan. 4, 2013, at his residence. He was born and raised in Randolph. He was a U.S. Army veteran. He was a loving father, grandfather and faithful friend.
Service is at 2 p.m. Tuesday at Tutor Memorial Funeral Home in Pontotoc, with Bro. Ronnie Owen officiating. Burial will be in the Guinn Cemetery.
He is survived by his sons, Larry Tutor Jr. of Ecru and Daniel Studler of Louisville, Ky.; five grandchildren, Seth Jones and Tyler Jones of Nettleton, and Everett, Stan Lee and Kelton Tutor of Ecru; two brothers, Kimball Tutor of Yantis, Texas and Tony Tutor of Springville; sister, Brenda Dillard of Ecru; and 12 nieces and nephews.
He was preceded in death by his father, Loyd Tutor; mother, Jewel Tutor; brothers, Lynn and Dexter Tutor; and son, Phillip Studler.
Pallbearers will be Larry Tutor Jr., Daniel Studler, Allen Tutor, Ronnie Owen, James Mitchell and Chris Jones.
Visitation is 5 to 9 p.m. today and noon until service time Tuesday.
In lieu of flowers, donations toward funeral expenses would be appreciated.
Bryon Tucker
MANTACHIE – Bryon Dale Tucker, 47, died Sunday, Jan. 6, 2013, in Mantachie. He was born Aug. 24, 1965. A Baptist in belief, he worked for Gibson Corrugated in Tupelo for over 30 years before becoming disabled. He previously served in the U.S. Army reserves. He was a good carpenter and enjoyed hunting.
Services will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Lakeland Baptist Church with Bro. Danny Rushing and Bro. C.D. Currie officiating. Burial will be in the Stephens Cemetery. McNeece-Morris Funeral Home of Mantachie is in charge of the arrangements.
Survivors include two sons, Daniel Tucker (Morgan) of Mooreville and Brandon Tucker of Mantachie; one daughter, Magen Tucker of Fulton; his mother, Mary Francis Moore (Paul) of Mantachie; one brother, Edward Tucker (Miranda) of Fulton; one sister, Debbie Tucker of Mantachie; two grandchildren, Tripp Tucker and Doss Tucker; father-in-law, Earl Spradlin (Magledene); mothers-in-law, Irene Phillips and Nelda Spradlin; his daughter's mother, Tammy Phillips; and his caregivers, Chuck and Misty Murphy, Lauren Murphy and Johnathan Green.
He was preceded in death by his father, Dudley Tucker.
Pallbearers will be Timmy "Red" Spradlin, John Spradlin, Brad Rogers, Mike Lollar, Jamie Yearwood and Roy Moss.
Visitation is 5 to 8 p.m. Tuesday at McNeece-Morris Funeral Home in Mantachie and one hour prior to the service Wednesday at Lakeland Baptist Church.
Online condolences may be shared at www.mcneecemorrisfuneralhome.com.


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Of course everyone who replies to this thread is going to get audited by the IRS.
Last night it was reported on Fox News that what Snowden has revealed so far is not news. The NSA surveillance program was covered in an article in 2005 or 2006 and was, therefore, public knowledge. Then it was apparently not covered further by the press so was forgotten by the public. If true, it sounds like he can't be charged with revealing the "secret" as it was already revealed by the press 7 or 8 years ago.
Since he was elected, Obama expanded the program which is the news in this story.
I don't think our govt wants to bring Snowden here and put him on trial for treason. I imagine he will disappear and China will get blamed for it. Snowden is a dead man.
Too many Vince Flynn novels,
Anyone watch Person of Interest?
I love Vince Flynn too.
All success belongs to the dog, all failure to the trainer.
I have no idea what to think about him now. Who knows what the truth is. Either way his life is a total wreck. We can't trust the media or the government to tell the truth. Can't judge this thing without the true facts.
"To become competent in governing others, we must first learn to govern ourselves"
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With the charges AG Eric Holder chose to file, it will takes years to extradite Snowden. Obama will be out of office, the story will be really old news and not likely covered by the media. I not convinced that Snowden was in a position to have access to really high level information. I do believe it would be an embarrassment to the present administration and that is why lesser offenses were not chosen where extradition would have been possible sooner. The bottom line is they don't want him back now that he is news!
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Watched "Zombieland" tonight. Good movie, not as funny as "Shaun of the Dead" but funny none the less.
The whole Bill Murry stuff was pretty funny.
May the force be with you.
Ji'dai...you might also like Robert Wise's The Haunting...much better than the remake.
"In my experience there's no such thing as luck."
Yeah, I've seen both versions of The Haunting (based on Shirley Jackson's The Haunting of Hill House). The Innocents (1961), adapted from Henry James' The Turn of the Screw, is also quite effective. The 2006 remake, In a Dark Place, isn't quite as good.
An acquirer of rare antiquities (Jackie Chan) is hired to lead an expedition to North Africa in search of gold bullion hidden in a secret Nazi base during WWII in the watchable 1991 action adventure Operation Condor. Chan also directs.
I couldn't finish the awful 2008 action flick Ninja Cheerleaders. A group of community college chicks working their way through school by stripping at a nightclub rescue their boss/sensei (George Takei - Mr. Sulu from Star Trek) from the clutches of local gangsters.
Super Bowl XLIV.
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Last Updated: 7/1/2013
Experience a whole world of culture in one place, in one day. (Or three days, if you'd like.) This year's Holiday Folk Fair International in West Allis is November 16th through the 18th. The country's premier cultural festival has it all: Music. Dance. Food. Arts. Explore the customs and traditions of a variety of cultures, taste regional cuisine, and enjoy art and entertainment from across the globe at this family friendly festival.
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Last Updated: 3/21/2013
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Bike almost stolen
So my bike was almost stolen again
I left it at the Palo Alto Caltrain station locked to a tree and when I came back the lock was cut open.
Cut Lock
The weird part is my bike was still there seemingly untouched. I guess the would be thief got interrupted.
Note to the reader, this is a different bike then the one that was almost stolen in waterloo, but it's of the same "quality". I guess the fact that people are "almost stealing" rather then full out stealing my bike is a good thing.
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Happy Tuesday, guys! This post is a little belated thanks to the three day weekend and the fact that I'm in the tight grip of moving/post-being-sick hell, but that doesn't mean it's any less important. In fact, I'm so thrilled to share this interview with you guys. Meghan Bassett is one of my best friends, who puts up with all of my nonsense in real life, and has turned into an absolutely brilliant blogger. Of all of the newbie bloggers I meet and work with (of which there are many) she has one of the most intense natural talents I've ever seen. Even Chase, my boyfriend, is frequently found on her personal blog searching through her recipes. She has a gift.
After the astounding success of her personal blog, Time for Renewal, Meghan decided to launch a very sophisticated sister site based on her graduate work and the important trafficking related issues called Buried Truths. This site came out, if I do say so myself, incredibly. It's one of my favorite sites I've ever been a part of (I was here for questions as she built it) and I'm so excited to present it to you guys. So now, without further ado, here is Meghan!
1. Your first blog, A Time for Renewal, has really turned into quite the culinary adventure. Explain to me the premise of your personal blog and how it has evolved into what it is now.
Time for Renewal has been an unbelievable journey since I started it in January 2012. When I started the blog, I was going through a bit of a hard time. I was deep in the throws of a quarter-century crisis (similar to a mid-life crisis but without the wrinkles). I was feeling lost and despite having earned my masters degree last year, I felt like I lost my direction. Typical post-college issues I suppose. One particularly lazy Sunday I came across one of your posts on MsMorphosis that described how starting a blog changed your life. It really struck a chord with me and I decided to accept the challenge and start writing.
The whole idea of Time for Renewal is to take time to focus on myself. I know that sounds a little selfish, but when you find yourself in your mid-20s and you feel like you are already losing touch with yourself, it's time to slow down and figure out where you got off track.
As I continued to blog, I rediscovered my two major loves in life – writing and food. As time goes by, food has certainly begun to take a front seat. The food portion of Time for Renewal started with the goal of trying one new recipe a week since I am not a great cook and my husband was starting to get sick of being the only one making dinner every night. Now the goal is trying two new recipes a week and I am really starting to challenge myself with the recipes I try (Maple Bacon Ice Cream or cooking my very first steak being the most recent accomplishments). I even find myself trying random recipes for the hell of it; Friday night I had the overwhelming desire to bake something so I whipped up a batch of meringues. Just so you know, I have NEVER been that girl before. Though it has only been a few months since I began the blog, it has already changed my life in ways I never thought possible. I can't wait to see where the road leads me from here!
2. So in this experience of starting your first blog, what has been the most exciting part? What's been the most challenging?
That's a tough one! Particularly because there have been so many exciting aspects to starting my first blog. When I first started the blog, I had absolutely no expectations. I was a newbie to the blogging world and I had no idea the depth of social media involved with the online community. Time for Renewal started as a journey with no destination. All I knew when I started was that I wanted to reconnect with myself and this was the best way I could think to start. As I began to write and develop the site, it became, for lack of better words, a part of me. There is this amazing sense of liberation that comes with putting yourself and all your deep, personal thoughts out into the blogosphere. Exciting doesn't even begin to encompass how it feels to start my first blog. It literally is learning a whole new set of skills and becoming a part of a community.
To be honest, the personal blog has not presented any extreme challenges. I fell into this blog and ever since it has felt completely natural. I suppose if I had to narrow it down, the most challenging part of Time for Renewal has been picking two recipes to feature each week. I am a bit of a recipe hoarder so it is always a challenge to narrow down my thousands of recipes to only a couple a week. I have a feeling I won't be able to limit it to two recipes a week for much longer, especially since Pinterest is severely aiding my recipe addiction.
3. Then this brings us to Buried Truths, your latest creation. What's Buried Truths about? Why did you decide to make it a separate site from Time for Renewal?
Buried Truths is a site dedicated to all issues related to trafficking. When I say all trafficking-related issues, I am talking about sex trafficking, labor trafficking, body parts trafficking, drug trafficking, and weapons trafficking. In my experience, there is a huge lack of knowledge in this area. Many people don't realize that these issues are closer than they think, often occurring in their own backyards. In my opinion, it is important for the public to be well-informed. Without educating people on these topics, change can never occur.
Making Buried Truths separate from Time for Renewal was an easy decision for me. Time for Renewal is very personal and very much focused on me and my life. Buried Truths, on the other hand, is focused on an area which I am extremely passionate about advocating change for. The site to me is more of a professional blog where I can utilize my educational background, raise awareness, and hopefully help instigate change.
4. What can we look forward to seeing as Buried Truths grows and evolves? What are your plans for the site?
My ultimate goal for Buried Truths is for the site to become a main resource for trafficking news. In my experience, there are not many sites which fit this mold. I would love to become known as an expert in the field, providing up to date news, interviews with other experts in each area of trafficking, and ways for everyone to get involved to bring about change.
My plans for the site are fairly simple – getting people involved and raising awareness. I sincerely believe the more people know, the more possibility there is for change to occur in the world. I have always been dedicated to international trafficking issues and by sharing everything I can about the world of trafficking, I feel like I am putting my undergraduate and graduate degrees to good use. On a more serious note, I feel that I am finally giving something back to the non-profit community, even if it is simply raising awareness.
5. What have been your largest obstacles in building Buried Truths? What advice would you give to someone building a website for the first time?
There were several obstacles when it came to building Buried Truths… As someone who is extremely inexperienced in HTML and building sites, technical errors were one of my biggest nightmares. I remember one night I was fixing a very minor issue and in my attempts to fix the issue, I managed to make my site disappear. I was left in a panic for the rest of the evening until it got fixed. Thankfully I was lucky enough to have a mentor (ehem, I believe you know the lovely Jen?) who could help me through the crisis. Seriously, without you I am pretty sure my head would have imploded. Jen interjects: awwwww well, to be fair, we had Chase's help! It all takes a village, especially in web-world.
The biggest obstacle for me was fear. When I started working on the site I was so excited and as I got closer to launching the site, the excitement grew but fear grew with it. I found myself wondering "what if no one cares?" and "what if I do all this work and no one sees the site?" Then I started to fear the critics out there who might not like my perspective on trafficking topics. Overcoming my fear was the biggest accomplishment in this whole process. I could have thrown my hands up and simply stopped at any point. No one really knew about the site and no one would hold me accountable. The only person who would know I gave up would be me. I realized I would have to live with that choice and that was unacceptable. I told my fears to take a hike, kept my chin up (despite the technical errors which followed), and stayed true to one of my favorite quotes from Nikki Giovanni – "A lot of people refuse to do things because they don't want to go naked, don't want to go without a guarantee. But that's what's got to happen. You go naked until you die." So I went naked. It wasn't the easy choice, but I will never regret it.
For someone building a website for the first time, the best advice I can give is when things get tough, take a deep breath and step back for a moment. There are times where things will get a little overwhelming. You might want to give up and you might feel like the work is not worth it. These are the moments when you need to take a deep breath, take a step back, and just give it a minute. It is so easy to feel like building your own site is a daunting task. Yet if you have a vision and you are dedicated, it will all come together. And if you have a mentor in the blogging world, TAKE ADVANTAGE of that connection. I can't emphasize that enough. It makes all the difference in the world. If you don't have a mentor, make connections and find a consultant to help if you are feeling lost.
6.You wrote a fantastic blog post on Time for Renewal (which I republished here) about the fear of starting a new blog. If someone is reading this and is nervous about the whole process, what advice would you give to them?
Thank you so much! That post was a real look into my heart and soul; I have to say it was probably one of the hardest posts to publish since it was so personal.
If anyone is considering starting a blog and are having reservations, the best way to figure out whether blogging is for you is to just start writing. From experience, that's the best advice I can give. As soon as you start writing, you will know whether this is something you want to do. For me, it was an instantaneous connection. I didn't have a site thought out and I didn't have a goal in mind, but after publishing my first couple posts I was hooked. After that, the passion for blogging was all that mattered. As long as you have the passion, you will find your direction and your site will morph into exactly what you want. So start writing! If you love it, then keep going despite any fears that may be lingering in the back of your head. Life is too short to not do something based on fear. Like I said before, just go naked. If it doesn't work out, it'll always be an amazing story to tell.
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Shares of Netflix (NFLX) today slipped $3.05, or 1.8%, to $166.69, helped downward in part by an appearance this afternoon on CNBC by Wedbush's Michael Pachter, who has a Sell rating on the stock and a $55 price target, and who warns that the original content property "House of Cards" won't deliver sustained subscriber growth for its U.S. streaming video operations.
Pachter summarized views put out in a note to clients this morning, to wit,
I think Netflix has always been honest, but I think they have been less than forthright about their original content. They have spun the development of original series as if they are the next HBO, and in fact they are merely a licensor of that content. So, they have the rights to House of Cards in what they call the first television window. It's clear from their conference call this past quarter, and from the release of the House of Cards DVD on Amazon[.com (AMZN)], I guess, a presale yesterday, that they don't have the rights to other windows. The show was cut as a commercial television show, it's 48 minutes in length. So it was made to be re-broadcast on commercial TV. And it looks to me like the actual owners of the series are going to exploit other windows far more rapidly than HBO does with its original series. So I think the value of original series as a mechanism to attract subscribers is substantially diminished. I think shareholders have bought into that, and really think Netflix is the next HBO, and I think it really is not.
Added Pachter, with 5 million subs "churning in and out" each year, they may have picked up 500,000 subscribers in the past quarter. That could produce "good" subscriber metrics when the March quarter is reported, but "miserable" subscriber numbers when they report the June quarter.
"I think House of Cards is done, I think it's had it's impact, I don't think anyone is going to join Netflix to watch it going forward.
Pachter last came on the channel a month ago with a similarly skeptical view on the business.
Note that also today, analysts at boutique firm Battle Road Research cut their rating on Netflix to Sell from Hold, writing the stock is priced for perfection:
Despite heavy investments in proprietary content and international operations, Netflix faces rising competition, declining revenue growth, and diminishing margins. We believe the company has a cogent long term strategy to turn the tide, yet the stock reflects an overly-optimistic recovery scenario.


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Leucine aminopeptidase is a type of protein called an enzyme. This enzyme is normally found in cells of the liver and small intestine.
Serum leucine aminopeptidase is a test that measures how much of the enzyme is in your blood.
Your urine can also be checked for this substance.
Serum leucine aminopeptidase
A blood sample will be taken from your vein.
You may need to stop taking any medicines that could change the test.
Drugs that can affect the results include estrogen and progesterone. Never stop taking any of your medicines without first talking to your doctor.
You may feel a slight pain or sting when the needle is inserted to draw blood. There may be some throbbing at the site afterward.
You may need this test to check for damage to your liver. Too much leucine aminopeptidase is released into your blood when you have a liver tumor or damage to your liver cells.
This test is not done very often. Other tests, such as gamma glutamyl transpeptidase, are as accurate and easier to get.
Normal test values are:
Note: U/mL = units per milliliter
Normal value ranges may vary slightly. Some labs use different measurements or may test different specimens. Talk to your doctor about the meaning of your test results.
Veins and arteries vary in size so it may be harder to get a blood sample in one person than another.
Other slight risks from having blood drawn may include:
Berk P, Korenblat K. Approach to the patient with jaundice or abnormal liver tests. In: Goldman L, Schafer AI, eds. Cecil Medicine. 24th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2011:chap 149.
Pratt DS. Liver chemistry and function tests. In: Feldman M, Friedman LS, Brandt LJ, eds. Sleisenger and Fordtran's Gastrointestinal and Liver Disease. 9th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2010:chap 73.
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Anisocoria is unequal pupil size. The pupil is the black part in the center of the eye. It gets larger in dim light and smaller in bright light.
Enlargement of one pupil; Pupils of different size; Eyes/pupils different size
Slight differences in pupil sizes are found in up to 1 in 5 healthy people. Usually, the diameter difference is less than 0.5 mm, but it can be up to 1 mm (0.05 inch).
Babies born with different sized pupils may not have any underlying disorder. If other family members also have similar pupils, then the pupil size difference is possibly genetic and nothing to worry about.
Also, for unknown reasons, pupils may temporarily differ in size. If there are no other symptoms and if the pupils return to normal, then it is nothing to worry about.
Unequal pupil sizes of more than 1 mm that develop later in life and do NOT return to equal size may be a sign of an eye, brain, blood vessel, or nerve disease.
The use of eyedrops is a common cause of a harmless change in pupil size. Other medicines that get in the eyes, including medicine from asthma inhalers, can change pupil size.
Other causes of unequal pupil sizes may include:
Treatment depends on the cause of the unequal pupil size. You should see a doctor if you have sudden changes in pupil size.
You should see a doctor if you have persistent, unexplained, or sudden changes in pupil size. The new development of different sized pupils may be a sign of a very serious condition.
If you have differing pupil size after an eye or head injury, get medical help immediately.
Always seek immediate medical attention if differing pupil size occurs along with:
Your health care provider will perform a physical exam and ask questions about your symptoms and medical history, including:
Tests that may be done include:
Treatment depends on the cause of the problem.
Baloh RW. Neuro-ophthalmology. In: Goldman L, Ausiello D, eds. Cecil Medicine. 23rd ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier. 2007: chap 450.
Griggs RC, Jozefowicz RF, Aminoff MJ. Approach to the patient with neurologic disease. In: Goldman L, Ausiello D, eds. Cecil Medicine. 23rd ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier. 2007: chap 418.
Rucker JC. Pupillary and eyelid abnormalities. In: Bradley WG, Daroff RB, Fenichel GM, Jankovic J, eds. Bradley: Neurology in Clinical Practice. 5th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Butterworth-Heinemann Elsevier; 2008:chap 17.
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