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This issue's other Battle of the Atlantic article, The Life and Death of U-67, by Naval History Senior Editor Eric Mills, tells the story of a U-boat through the recollections and photographs of one of her sailors, Hans Burck. Earlier this year, the U.S. Naval Institute received a treasure-trove of well-organized U-boat material from historian Melanie Wiggins, who had gathered it—four boxes full—for her book U-boat Adventures: Firsthand Accounts from World War II (Naval Institute Press, 1999).
The core of Mills' article is drawn from the collection's thick folder on Burck, which includes letters he exchanged with Wiggins, a copy of the diary he kept during a war cruise, and his collection of photos taken on board U-67 —many of which are previously unpublished. The German petty officer was one of three survivors when a U.S. escort carrier's Avenger bomber sank his U-boat on 16 July 1943, and an excerpt from a report by one of Burck's U.S. Navy interrogators rounds out the story.
A third World War II article commemorates the 70th anniversary of one of the Pacific conflict's most ferocious, albeit relatively short, battles—the 76-hour fight for Tarawa Atoll's Betio Island. "Taking Charge on Red Beach Two" by Douglas Porcher recounts how Marine Staff Sergeant William Bordelon's heroism and sacrifice helped save the lives of fellow Marines coming ashore and earned him a posthumous Medal of Honor. The article's sidebar, "Scenes from the Storm," is excerpted from a wartime narrative by Captain Earl J. Wilson. It picks up later in the battle and describes the sights and sounds the author experienced after coming ashore.

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miccor01 needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 61 designs submitted by 13 freelance designers.
Fatman Softball
Current logo: http://fatmansoftball.com/
We are a slowpitch softball team located just outside of Boston, MA.
Sports enthusiasts, branding experts
Our team colors are:
- Navy Blue
- Columbia Blue
- White
Looking to get away from the "cartoony" look and feel and more toward a traditional sports logo.
Would be interested in seeing submissions that are new school (http://www.soundersfc.com/) and edgy.
Different color schemes are also something we would like to see.
We are not tied to the Script font.
Thanks for your help designers!
Find out how a design contest works or learn more about our logo design services.


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Ann Collins needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 92 designs submitted by 34 freelance designers.
kenectiv is a leading edge social media consulting company. Social media is all about creating relationships and connecting with other people and companies. Obviously, kenectiv is a play on the word connective.
We'd like to have a crisp, clean look, but at the same time be a little edgy.
Our target audience is technology companies and corporations needing to increase their online presence. We need to look professional, but also stand out.
I wouldn't say this is a requirement because I'm not a designer, but I tend to gravitate to a cool, sage green color. Again, this is not a requirement, just a preference.
I'm pretty much open to anything.
Find out how a design contest works or learn more about our logo design services.


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Spokane wrote:I think its fair to say all has been said in this thread that needed to be.
At this point any post are agenda pushers
Really all has been said, So now we get to see how posts can be made into agenda tools.
Have at it boys
It's not an agenda, you're a bigot and your belief is 100% wrong.


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She graduated on May 11, 2013 with a Bachelor of Science from TSU. Jones made the Dean's List, Commissioner's Honor Roll as well as the Athletic Department Honor Roll. As a Health Sciences major with a concentration of physical sciences, she completed her studies with a 3.5 GPA.
TSUTigers sat down with Avery to talk about her TSU experience.
TSUTigers: Talk about your overall TSU experience.
A: My overall TSU experience was very unique over the past four years. I was able to grow more confidently in myself and I was blessed to establish lifelong sisters.
TSUTigers: What do you love most about TSU?
A: What I love most about TSU is the pride and the tradition of the school. We are proud to bleed blue and we want to spread it throughout the city. TSU has rich history and the administration wants to continue the legacy by passing the tradition to each incoming class.
TSUTigers: What will you miss most about TSU?
A: What I will miss most about TSU is fellowship of Christian athletes. This organization supported me throughout my years at TSU and helped me to grow spiritually. This is was my family here at school and they loved me regardless of my circumstances. They were my backbone through those hard practices and games.
TSUTigers: What is your most memorable basketball moment at TSU?
A: My most memorable basketball moment at TSU was winning senior night!!!! Before the game even started I was not as focused because all of my family except for my mother was stuck in traffic due to a car accident. My family didn't even come into the game until four minutes left in the second half. We were down 13 and came back to win against EKU. That moment I shared with my teammates will be treasured in my heart forever!!
TSUTigers: What is your most memorable non-basketball moment at TSU?
A: The most memorable non-basketball moment was our freshman week. We came on to TSU's campus so excited about our next adventure in life. We were able to meet new people from all over and most importantly the seven of us had the opportunity to learn about each other. I think freshman week helped us establish the strong bond we have today!!
TSUTigers: How do you feel social networking played a role in this season?
A: Social networking played a significant role this season just from the girls. I think every player on our team posted something on social media about the games. This also allowed friends and families to keep up with us when we were on the road.
TSUTigers: Do you have a favorite TSU fan/supporter? If so, who?
A: Ms. Pinkerton! She would be at every home game supporting us. She would cut out the newspaper articles each game and give them to the girls. Her favorite line was: "Shoot it like ya want it…. Because I want it!!!! Bend ya knees shoot it lightly". She was heard throughout the gym. I love her, she is so sweet to us.
TSUTigers: What advice would you give to incoming freshman?
A: First enjoy every second because it goes by fast! Secondly learn from your mistakes and grow as a player and young lady.
TSUTigers: What was your most challenging class at TSU?
A: My most challenging class at TSU was physics!!! That is the most difficult course I have taken but, I MADE IT!!!
TSUTigers: Who was your favorite professor?
A: Dr. Brown was one of my favorite professors. She was the example that says the sky is the limit as long as I put in work. She is a TSU alumnus and a strong woman. Even if she doesn't know it, she has influenced me a lot.
TSUTigers: What organizations were you a part of outside of basketball?
A: Fellowship of Christian Athletes, My Sisters Keeper, Student Athletic Advisor Committee (campus and conference representative)
TSUTigers: Who have been the most influential people to you at TSU?
A: Daddy Brown has been the most influential person to me at TSU. He has supported me since my freshman year. He has been there for prayer, injuries and just someone to talk to. He is a strong man of God.
TSUTigers: What's next for you?
A: I will be attending the University of Kentucky for physical therapy school.
TSUTigers: Once you are an alumnus, how will you stay connected with TSU?
A: I am the Lady Tigers number one fan; I will keep up with the Tigers by social media and coming to the games when I get a chance.
TSUTigers: What do you know now that you didn't know coming in as a freshman?
A: Mental toughness. I have pushed my mental toughness throughout these years and I have surprised myself with the amount of pressure I can handle.
TSUTigers: What have you learned at TSU that you will keep with you for the rest of your life?
A: I have learned how mentally tough I truly am. I have learned to never give up and that I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me.
TSUTigers: Is there anything else that you would like to say to the TSU family?
A: To my TSU family: I thank all of you so much for impacting my four years as a lady tiger!! I am truly blessed to have had a family to support my teammates and I throughout each season. I love you and bleed blue FOREVER :-)


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- Release Date of film : 2014-05-16
- Movie Genre : Action, Science Fiction,
- Societies of production : Legendary Pictures
- Vote Count : 82
- Average rate : 7.1
- Film Note : -movie_rating-
- Duration of movie : 123
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John Deere equipment will continue to get much smarter in the future. The company announced at Commodity Classic its plan to introduce a suite of products under the FarmSight umbrella that will take precision farming to a new level.
The FarmSight plan includes a robust telematics program that will extend JDLink capabilities. Farmers will be able to monitor machines from office computers or mobile devices. They will watch machine activity and location along with receiving notices of machine trouble.
Jerry Roel with Deere said the goal is to let users see in their office or mobile device what's on a tractor, combine or other vehicle's display.
Another part of FarmSight will be machine-to-machine control. One example cited was a combine taking control of a tractor and grain cart as it nears the combine for unloading. The benefit will be an efficient unloading process. Roel said Deere hopes to offer this technology in time for the 2012 harvest season. It will also be extended to other equipment and activities.


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A "box" of Chocolate Berries Cake filled with her favourite chocolates!!! Again I've adapted this idea form another book, Party Cakes by Carol Deacon. Let me share with you the wonderful recipe of the cake first (with some changes)......
303g butter
180g brown sugar
80g fresh blueberries (whole)
80g fresh strawberries (quartered)
80g black raisins
377g eggs
75g cocoa powder
340g cake flour
15g baking powder
80g ground hazelnuts
~ Beat buter and sugar from (A) until light and fluffy then beat in all berries and raisins.
~ Add in (B) and beat well.
~ Sift (C) and slowly fold into egg and berries mixture and mix well.
~ Lastly fold in (D) and mix well.
~ Pour into two 8" round pan with parchment paper. Slowly smooth the top of the batter with a spatula as the texture is quite sticky.
~ Bake at 180'C for 35 minutes.
When the cakes were totally cooled, I wrapped them with cling form to prevent dryness. Then I proceed to the decorations. Well, as you can see there were no piping on this cake at all, so I actually did the decorations 2 hours before presenting to the birthday girl..hehe! Except the cover of the cake, which I did 3 days ago.
Prepared a little chocolate butter cream (about 5 tbsps) for staging the cake together and also the side of the cake. Wrapped the cake with fondant and finished the decorations by placing the chocolates on top. Ta-Da...its done!!
A view of the cake inside, moist and chocolaty. Oh yes, the birthday girl love this and so do all her family and friends. I'm very happy and I had a good time eating at the party too...LOL!!
Happy Birthday Alicia Xuan!!!!


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Judge James Block Zagel
September 2012: Median Prison Sentence
District Court - Illinois North
Lead Charge: 18 USC 1341 - Mail Fraud - Frauds and swindles
Program Area: White Collar Crime
For all cases disposed of in the current fiscal year (2012) that were credited to Judge James Block Zagel in the Northern District of Illinois, the median prison sentence was 0.0 months, when looking only at cases with a lead charge of "18 USC 1341 - Mail Fraud - Frauds and swindles" falling under the broad category of "White Collar Crime". During the current fiscal year, Judge James Block Zagel has sentenced one defendant compared with 2 defendants during the twelve months of the previous fiscal year.
Over the last five years, the median prison sentence imposed on defendants that were credited to Judge Zagel was 23.0 months. This was 0.0% higher than the 23.0 months typical in Illinois North and 27.8% higher than the 18.0 months median prison sentence for the nation. Judge James Block Zagel sentenced 10 defendants during the past five years.
(CAUTION: The kinds of cases handled by individual judges influences statistical information about their sentences. It therefore is important to consider the breakdown of cases that each has handled, available below, when making judge-by-judge comparisons.)
Figure 1 compares Judge Zagel's numbers to those for judges in this district and in the United States as a whole for cases of this type over the last five years.
During the last five years there were 26 other judges in the Northern District of Illinois with information on convictions during that period. Median prison sentence numbers passed down for those judges ranged from 1.5 months to 71.0 months, putting Judge Zagel's median prison sentence of 23.0 months at the higher end of the range. The median prison sentence for the whole Northern District of Illinois during that time was 23.0 months.
Professional Biography
Born 1941 in Chicago, IL
Federal Judicial Service
Judge, U. S. District Court, Northern District of Illinois
Nominated by Ronald Reagan on February 2, 1987, to a seat vacated by Frank J. McGarr; Confirmed by the Senate on April 21, 1987, and received commission on April 22, 1987.
University of Chicago, B.A., 1962
University of Chicago, M.A., 1962
Harvard Law School, J.D., 1965
Professional Career:
Assistant state's attorney, Cook County, Illinois, 1965-1969
Assistant attorney general, State of Illinois, 1969-1977
Deputy chief, Criminal Justice Division, 1969-1970
Chief, Criminal Justice Division, 1970-1977
Chief prosecuting attorney, Illinois Judicial Inquiry Board, 1973-1975
Chief assistant attorney general, State of Arizona, 1975
Executive director, Illinois Law Enforcement Commision, 1977-1979
Director, Department of Revenue, State of Illinois, 1979-1980
Chairman, Governor's Advisory Counsel on Criminal Justice Legislation, 1980-1987
Director of state police, State of Illinois, 1980-1987
Lead Investigative Agencies in Cases Handled
The lead investigative agency that referred cases disposed of by Judge James Block Zagel for the past five years was the Postal Service. It accounted for 50.0% of all cases.
Other agencies with substantial numbers of cases that were disposed by Judge James Block Zagel over the past five years were: Justice - Federal Bureau of Investigation (30.0%), Health and Human Services (10.0%), Labor (10.0%).
Number of Defendants in Judge James Block Zagel's Cases
Case Def. Sentence (Months) Sentencing Date Program Category 1 1 0.00 10/24/11 Fraud-Other Details
Table 3: Individual Cases and Defendants Disposed of in Current Fiscal Year


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Portal 2's latest DLC doesn't just include the chance to create your own maps, it includes the chance to run around them hearing the delightful JK Simmons - aka Cave Johnson - command, dictate and berate you senselessly with almost half an hour's worth of new content recorded just for the level creator.
If you think sitting and just listening to this for 25 minutes is boring, boy, you're about to miss out.
WARNING: There's technically some spoilers in here.
[Portal 2] All New Cave Johnson Lines (Perpetual Testing Initiative - DLC2) [YouTube, via TDW]


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THE first Witney Chess Congress has been hailed as a big success.
The two-day tournament, held at Cokethorpe School, near Ducklington, on Saturday and Sunday, attracted 90 entrants, and no fewer than 47 different chess clubs were represented.
Players were bidding for individual honours and a slice of the £1,400 prize fund.
The event's main organiser, Witney Chess Club treasurer Mike Truran, said: "Virtually everyone I talked to was hugely positive about the event and the venue, which was very pleasing to hear.
"There were 55 players from outside Oxfordshire, so it had a wide appeal.
"We were very grateful to Cokethorpe School, who provided us with impressive facilities."
The congress was held in the independent school's Queen Anne Mansion House, built by the first Viscount Harcourt.
Twelve juniors competed, including Marcus Harvey, the joint highest-graded under-18 player in England.
One of the juniors, Witney Chess Club's Jake Holton, 12, said: "Playing in the congress was a great experience. It was a really strong tournament in a fantastic setting. I'm looking forward to playing in it again next year."
Witney's Pavel Assenov, a pupil at Cokethorpe, won the grading prize in the under-180 section, which the club said was an outstanding achievement for a 12-year-old in a mainly adult event.


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This has been thought of, but has not been brought up to the Bobs. My father plans to ask them both in a meeting at CF.Scarabeo wrote:I think we should have a DISCOUNTED forum member price!
There has been talk about stuff like this, dad wants to put a blue LED in the base, it would come on when the speakers are playing and stay on for 5 minutes after they stop playing. Bob and Jordan already made a wiring diagram for this so that it is in-line with the drivers.Scarabeo wrote:MY QUESTION IS: Will there be a ALS SIGNATURE??? I think there should be a set that has something the other ones do-not!
Special paint job - LED lighting - Golden plate with Bob's signature what ever! Bob never did that with his speakers (Only amp's) Any thoughts on this?
My father has also been talking the Bobs into custom paint jobs. I quote, "With these things being so damn expensive, the customer should be able to pick whatever color they want, if they want them Lamborghini Lime Green, tell them it's a little more."
As far as Gold Plates, NO WAY!!! My father is doing everything he can to keep gold off of these speakers.... Bob wanted to use binding posts similar to what is on the eBay 180's and 305's and my father said, "No fucking way, these speakers are so high end, why would you think of using chintzy parts?"
I pretty sure that we can consider the set at CF to be the most expensive pair for these speakers because they will be what my dad likes, not the production version....


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Horrible news out of San Jose after the Canucks vs. Sharks game on Wednesday. Its being reported that post game a teenage girl who had brain surgery says she was attacked by Sharks fan at HP Pavilion. Josh Hall doesn't condone violence as a measure of vengeance, so, here's the Top 5 ways the Canucks and their fans can get back at said buffoon from San Jose. Ryan Kesler, and Kevin Bieksa are ready to do their part!
5 Great Ways To Get Back At The Drunken Shark Fan From San Jose
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An alcoholic stole two bottles of wine from a Glossop store after relapsing, a court heard.
Patrick O'Hagan was stopped after a member of the public saw him take a bottle of wine from Marks and Spencers on April 8, High Peak Magistrates' Court heard.
Staff recognised him as the person captured on CCTV two days earlier taking a bottle of wine from the store, prosecutor Jennifer Fitzgerald said.
O'Hagan was interviewed and admitted taking the wine on April 8 but denied the earlier offence.
The 45-year-old, of High Street East, Glossop, admitted two counts of theft when he appeared in court on Monday.
Karina Lyon, defending, said: "He is a long-standing alcoholic. He had been alcohol-free for four months but recognises that he has had a relapse."
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Student-run, student-founded non-profit, the Green Youth Movement (GYM), got in on the LA Fashion Week action by hosting their first fashion show — "The Green Initiative Humanitarian Fashion Show" — at Sunset Gower Studios. The show featured the tantalizing Fall/Winter '10 collections of three eco-designers; Emily Factor, Lizzie Parker and Puridee. Right before curtain, guest of honor Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa strolled in just in time to make an appearance on stage with GYM founder Ally Maize. Inhabitat was there, along with the Mayor, to admire the new eco-collections that fall has in store for us.
Los Angeles-based Emily Factor kicked off the show, featuring a new collection that could be called urban bohemian. With her trademark style, a subtle blend of Coastal California-meets-Santa Fe, she mixed different textures and brightly colored prints to create a line that is at once playfully casual and elegantly refined. We liked the way she juxtaposed see-through lace with other eye-popping textiles.
Next up was Lizzie Parker whose smart and sustainable jersey constructions belie the fact that she's based in Issaquah, Washington and not in California-casual-crazed Los Angeles. Lizzie takes a seemingly simple canvas — organic bamboo jersey — and creates elegant works of art that are European in style, but still look supremely wearable and comfortable. We loved her flouncy skirts and off-the-shoulder tops.
Closing the show was LA-based Puridee. We've mentioned them before, and their new Fall collection definitely did not disappoint. One of the undisputed ateliers of gorgeous green gowns, the new collection is magical. Mostly comprised of long, flowing gowns that almost float down the runway by themselves, our favorite piece was short and playful with a long translucent train; perfect for the sassy boot-wearin' eco bride.
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DDCA hoping pitch will last five days
India host West Indies in the opener of their three-match series on Sunday with doubts over the Ferozeshah Kotla Stadium pitch in Delhi, which will be hosting a Test for the first time since serving an international ban.
Kotla was handed a one-year ban after an India vs Sri Lanka one-dayer was abandoned in 2009 because of a dangerous pitch and although a few limited-overs matches have been played since the suspension ended, the rigours of a five-day match will provide a sterner test of the surface's credentials.
Delhi and District Cricket Association officials have been quoted in the local media as saying they could not get the "right mix" for the soil and are hoping the lack of bind would not result in a crumbling wicket.
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Image: The Ferozeshah Kotla stadium
'We hope to start on a very positive note'
For India captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni, the focus, however, will be on banishing the memory of the team's shambolic tour of England.
Injury-ravaged India were whitewashed 4-0 in one of their worst ever overseas performances, where they could not win a single international match.
The Test series whitewash also ended their run as the top-ranked team and pushed them down to the third place in the standings.
"The series against West Indies might well be the beginning of our campaign to regain the number one Test status," middle order stalwart VVS Laxman told the Hindu newspaper.
"After the dismal series in England, the Tests against West Indies are very important. We hope to start on a very positive note and get back into the winning mood once again ahead of the Australian tour," the stylish right-hander added.
Image: Mahendra Singh Dhoni
Tendulkar eyes 100th international century
India will play four Tests in Australia in December-January, followed by two Twenty20 internationals and a tri-series also featuring Sri Lanka.
The series against a West Indies team ranked seventh is perceived as the perfect build-up for Australia.
India will once again be able to call on the services of regular openers Virender Sehwag and Gautam Gambhir, and the middle order will look stronger with Sachin Tendulkar and Yuvraj Singh also returning from injuries.
Tendulkar needs just one three-digit score to become the first batsman to score 100 international centuries while Yuvraj has already announced that his motivation would be to cement his place in the Test side.
With Zaheer Khan still recovering from ankle surgery and off-spinner Harbhajan Singh dropped, both the pace and slow-ball departments look inexperienced.
The bowlers, however, can bank on their batting colleagues to put those extra runs on the board to place additional pressure on the tourists.
Image: Sachin Tendulkar
Big test awaits West Indies in India
Skipper Darren Sammy and his men looked ill at ease against Bangladesh's spin-heavy attack and a bigger test awaits them in India where off-spinner Ravichandran Ashwin and left-arm spinner Pragyan Ojha will do everything to make life miserable for them.
The tourists, however, can derive positives from their series victory in Bangladesh.
In the second and final Test in Dhaka, Kirk Edwards scored a century in the first innings and 86 in the second, Darren Bravo almost bagged a maiden double century and promising leg-spinner Devendra Bishoo claimed a first five-wicket haul.
Kolkata hosts the second Test from November 14 and Mumbai the third from November 22.
India: Mahendra Singh Dhoni (captain), Gautam Gambhir, Virender Sehwag, Rahul Dravid, Sachin Tendulkar, VVS Laxman, Yuvraj Singh, Ravichandran Ashwin, Pragyan Ojha, Ishant Sharma, Umesh Yadav, Virat Kohli, Varun Aaron, Ajinkya Rahane, Rahul Sharma.
West Indies: Darren Sammy (captain), Adrian Barath, Carlton Baugh, Devendra Bishoo, Kraigg Brathwaite, Darren Bravo, Shivnarine Chanderpaul, Fidel Edwards, Kirk Edwards, Kieran Powell, Denesh Ramdin, Ravi Rampaul, Kemar Roach, Marlon Samuels, Shane Shillingford.
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Responsive web designing is the grand approach to enable the users to feel and experience the charm of high resolution designing, even in their pocket apps like smart phones and tablet computers. Look back a couple of years and you can judge the changes that took place in the wings of web designing. The designers are bound to create versions compatible for not only high resolution desktops, but also suitable for low screens with any resolution. Designers are grateful to responsive web design tools and services that are always there to create with a difference and satisfy the clients in true sense.
There are certain responsive web design tools with different functionality that are able to detect the medium where the site is being screened and to provide the users with best productivity while making it perfectly readable and help the users to navigate through the site. The purpose to use the different techniques is to create the designs with the ability to suite any upcoming hi-tech gadgets, no matter how advanced they are.
When it comes to talk about responsive web designing tools, the matter that creates the difference between the traditional designing and this responsive web designing is techniques used to create responsive designs. Unlike fixed widths style, responsive designers use flexible grids that easily match with any screen resolution. So it is time to wipe out the fixed width formula and opt for flexible grids that enable the elements to get rearranged and resized along according to the screen resolution. Liquid lay outs are another available option, but they are not as effective as flexible grids.
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June 27, 2011 -- A new ointment may buy precious time for snakebite victims by slowing the flow of snake venom through the body.
Researchers found that the ointment increased the survival time of rats injected with snake venom by about 50%.
The ointment contains the drug glyceryl trinitrate, which is used in the treatment of heart failure. It works by delaying the transit of snake venom through the lymphatic system.
When used as part of first aid for snakebites, the ointment could give snakebite victims in remote areas, such as hikers and campers, extra time to get medical care and antivenom treatment.
Researchers say snakebites account for about 100,000 deaths and 400,000 amputations worldwide annually.
"Many snake venoms contain large toxin molecules that cannot enter the bloodstream directly but are absorbed and transported by the lymphatic vessels before entering veins near the heart," researcher Megan E. Saul of John Hunter Hospital in New Lambton, New South Wales, Australia, and colleagues write in Nature Medicine.
New First Aid for Snakebites
First aid for snakebites involves attempting to mechanically block the flow of snake venom with pressure bandages and pads.
But in this study, researchers looked at whether using a drug to slow the flow of snake venom to the heart might have a similar effect.
They treated rats injected with snake venom with the ointment and found it increased their survival time by about 50% by slowing the transport of the snake venom through the lymphatic system.
In a second experiment, the ointment was applied to human volunteers along with a benign substance that allowed researchers to monitor its flow. They found the ointment slowed the flow of the substance through the lymphatic system in the same way.
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The Department of Human Services has a new, innovative, LEED Gold-designed building in the city of Denver. RNL Architects designed this 51,000 square-foot building in the community of Clayton, Colorado just outside of downtown Denver. The Eastside Human Services Building is a part of the "Building a Better Denver" Bond Program, which was initiated by voters in November of 2007. It provides clients with a place to service food stamp applications, low-income programs, Medicaid, Temporary Assistance for Needy Families eligibility, and case management for programs like Child Welfare.
The building's design includes program components such as conference rooms, service counters, offices, and file storage. The organization of the building was tightly monitored by RNL and helps to provide better efficiency and organization for the programs that the building provides. This two-story building is thought to become a source of pride for the community of Clayton, and will help to create a new language of design for the blighted community.
Sustainable features of this project included such necessities as daylighting and lighting control to help curb the amount of energy consumed by the thousands of square-feet of office space. An underfloor air distribution system helps to also reduce energy consumptions on summer days where temperatures get out of hand in Denver. This also helps to provide individual temperature control for employees. Native landscaping surrounds the building as the two-story volume eases its way into the natural slope of the site. Drip irrigation helps to keep water consumption to a minimum for this native vegetation. This building will end up being around 40% more efficient in consumption of energy and water than other building in the area. The facility is also designed to be photovoltaic ready for future installation.


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Wednesday, May 26, 2010
The Lazy Cheesecake
This is my treat tonight.
I pedaled and pedaled so quickly to get home today. Two people called me at work to say that there would be a thunderstorm, so I had better be on my way quick. It was so windy on the bridge crossing over to Aylmer.
Yes, I bike to work in a dress. Thank you Victoire for always keeping me fashionable.
I love storms. After dinner, we went to the beach and watched the dark clouds and lightning. How delightful it is to live near water.
Now I am in the safety of our little house, about to devour the blackberry cheesecake. My mother used to do this very often for my father. She pretty much always made it with blueberries (I guess my father liked that...), but I also have very vivid memories of different fruit layered to make pretty patterns. Maybe that was to please me...
You need to try this. So easy. Creamy. Decadent. But still very summery.
My mum's cheesecake
1 block cream cheese
1 can sweetened condensed milk
1 lemon, zested and juiced
Bend all ingredients until smooth. Pour into crust. Refrigerate. Easy-Peasy.
I sometimes put a bit more cream cheese if I have it on hand so that it holds better, especially if I am doing a large tart - but if not, no worries, you just need to make sure that it gets a good 4 hours to set.
I like a graham crust. To be honest, I never measure.
Put about 1 Tbsp sugar to 1 cup graham cookie, then add melted butter until it just holds. Press down in a tart shell Bake in the oven, 325, for about 8 minutes. It should just start to golden, no more.
10 comments:
- CBC said...
How perfectly simple! Hello, weekend treat.
- May 27, 2010 at 2:27 AM
- Breenuh said...
I can't wait to make this over the weekend!!! I love berry season :.)
- May 27, 2010 at 4:31 AM
- Marysol said...
Bree, loop back and say if you liked it!!! The crust will hold together, so you can take the cheesecakes out of the pans. If you are doing a large one, you can use a springform pan.
- May 27, 2010 at 7:38 AM
- Laura Downs said...
I love these! So simple and cute :)
Are the dishes those mini foil ones or are they actual mini cake pans?
- May 27, 2010 at 12:16 PM
- Marysol said...
The dishes are mini pans, my mum gave them to me, maybe they are my grandmother's!
Foil ones would work just as well.
- May 27, 2010 at 3:12 PM
- MuddyalaMode said...
This is so delicious looking. I can't believe it's that easy to make! I always thought it that cheesecake was labored over!
- May 28, 2010 at 6:21 PM
- Gabriella said...
I just found your blog and I LOVE it! You are such an inspiration!!! Just made your lazy cheesecake... cannot wait to eat it. See you soon. Bellsa
- May 30, 2010 at 1:20 PM
- Marysol said...
Oh Bellsa, YOU are an inspiration.
You will now know my life after work, ha ha!!
- May 30, 2010 at 6:49 PM
- kenda said...
this tastes so good. i made for the holiday weekend, and my family loved it. thanks, marysol!
- May 31, 2010 at 9:18 PM
- Marysol said...
Kenda!! That is so wonderful!
(ps. I want all your shoes.)
- May 31, 2010 at 11:43 PM


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Marvel Crushes Movie Records -- Disney, IMAX, and Netflix Win
The rumors of Hollywood's death have been insanely exaggerated: 2012 could be remembered as the year of serial epic mega-blockbusters.
This week, Marvel and parent company Walt Disney (NYS: DIS) have an epic hit on their hands. The Avengers is the tentpole culmination of seven years of careful franchise building, starting when Marvel was but a wee comic-book house with big Hollywood ambitions financed by a $525 million credit facility.
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The bits and pieces leading up to last week's premiere were promising:
- Iron Man and Iron Man 2 collected about $600 million each in worldwide box office receipts.
- Thor and Captain America landed close to the $400 million mark.
- Even the runt of the litter, The Incredible Hulk, was a hit with $263 million in global sales.
That's more than $2 billion in worldwide theatrical sales when you add up the teaser movies. Throw in DVD sales, digital rentals, TV syndication, and tie-in sales like action figures and fast-food meals to see the number grow really huge.
Young movie fans showed a thirst for action films earlier this year, when Lionsgate (NYS: LGF) cooked up a $380 million domestic and $618 million international hit in The Hunger Games -- itself a surefire sequel tentpole.
So there's no reason to be surprised at The Avengers' record-smashing performance. But the magnitude of this success is nothing short of astounding. The movie opened to an all-time record of $207 million this weekend, adding to $447 million of international showings that started a week earlier. This superhero team-up has already made more money than any of the component hits, as Iron Man 2 stopped at $624 million globally. IMAX (NAS: IMAX) stood for $21 million of these totals, largely limited by the number of screens being available for sellout after sellout.
Basking in Marvel's halo
Rival studio Viacom (NYS: VIA) also shares the joy because its Paramount division owns the domestic distribution rights for The Avengers. That's a lingering side effect of that age-old credit facility deal. And thanks to the Paramount connection, you can bet that The Avengers will show up as a Netflix (NAS: NFLX) stream in 2013.
Netflix has an exclusive streaming license with premium cable channel Epix until September. That's when Epix -- a joint venture between Lionsgate, Viacom, and Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer -- can add other digital services to the distribution slate. The non-exclusive part of the Netflix contract then continues for another three years.
So Netflix gets The Hunger Games this fall and The Avengers next spring. Expect an epic online, TV, and radio blitz of Netflix advertising when these licenses take effect. Year-to-date ticket sales are up 18% over last year's early-May tally, and we're still waiting for guaranteed hits like The Dark Knight Rises, the final Twilight installment, and The Amazing Spider-Man. This year looks like a blockbuster factory.
Supersized blockbusters like The Avengers have a beautiful halo effect. IMAX, Netflix, and theater operators will show super powers in coming quarterly reports thanks to this runaway box-office train.
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What began as a single student internship in 1988 has developed into a permanent Marquette presence in Washington, D.C., and a nationally recognized educational program making real contributions to our nation's political process.
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It is extremely important to schedule the time you need to stretch into your workout. If you have the time to exercise, you should have the time to stretch. As little as three minutes after each workout can make a big difference in your fitness routine. Stretching after a hard workout can help you recover, feel better and even age more gracefully.
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Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 104 diseños de 15 diseñadores freelance.
We are dating 2.0! We have the technology, now we need the design! We are fun and outgoing, and we want this to be reflected in our site redesign.
Think of us as a online dating game, where you can play alone or with your friends.... only by winning the game.... you may find "the one".
Our market is singles in North America. We cover the 18 - 45 year old demographic. Basically if you have a iPhone and or a facebook account.... you are probably in our target.
We would like the theme of the site to be web.20 looking. The site should be bright, clean, simple and bold. Fonts should be a bit on the larger side. We are thinking yellow for a color, but we are not hard set on it, and will leave it up to you for the design. We have attached our logo in png format. Please feel free to edit it, if you feel it will look better. All details are provided in the attached document.
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Menu with the following items:
- Join Now (Possibly with a sign up box right on the page, we will leave this to you, but we don't want it too busy looking, so if it's a link that is OK too.)
- About Us
- How it works
- Login (Possibly also a login area right on the page, we will leave this to you, but we don't want it too busy looking, so if it's a link that is OK too.)
- Search
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Gary Hooper's hat-trick dramatically boosted Scunthorpe's hopes of staying in the Coca-Cola Championship after an imposing 3-0 victory over play-off chasing Bristol City at Glanford Park.
The 22-year-old's inspired performance helped the Iron build a five-point cushion over the relegation zone and ended a run of three successive defeats.
Iron boss Nigel Adkins had hammered home the importance of a positive attitude from his players in his programme notes and got the desired response within 19 minutes.
After edging the opening exchanges, Hooper netted his 14th league goal of the campaign as he forced the ball over the line from close range.
The offside flag denied him a quick-fire brace but 10 minutes into the second half his super turn and shot doubled Scunthorpe's advantage to allay fears of a second relegation in three years.
Hooper secured the victory, and his treble, in the 70th minute after superbly rounding City goalkeeper Stephen Henderson and slotting into an empty net.
Scunthorpe headed into the game boosted by the return of Marcus Williams and Kenny Milne in place of Jim McNulty and Michael Raynes, who dropped out of the starting XI and the squad altogether.
City caretaker Keith Millen's only change to the side that grabbed a last-gasp winner against Swansea was enforced, as he brought Christian Ribeiro in for the injured Jamal Campbell-Ryce.
Neither side managed to get a foothold of the game at the start, with defensive lapses allowing chances at either end.
As the half wore on Scunthorpe began to push forward in numbers, with Martyn Woolford twice denied by keeper Henderson in the 14th minute.
And the home side made their pressure count five minutes later when Garry Thompson's whipped right-wing cross found Hooper in the six-yard box, who, despite initially miscontrolling the ball, managed to bumble home.
The goal boosted the home side who thought they had doubled their lead through Hooper's second of the game, only for the linesman to adjudge the striker offside.
At this stage the City goal was under siege and only the bar prevented Woolford from extending Scunthorpe's advantage, after Paul Hayes' neat pull back in the 29th minute.
The visitors weathered the storm for the remainder of the first half, but could only prevent the Iron onslaught for 10 minutes after the restart.
Hooper showed skill and poise that belied the Championship to turn on a sixpence and curl the ball low into the far corner from an awkward angle.
"We are staying up" rang around Glanford Park and the chorus grew louder in the 70th minute when Hooper secured his first hat-trick of the season by smartly rounding Henderson and slotting home.
The undoubted man of the match came off to a standing ovation four minutes later, leaving the team with the worst defensive record in the division to round off a superb victory with a clean sheet.
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Monday, August 20, 2007
Shed Skin 0.0.23
-support for __iadd__, __imul__ and such (except __ipow__ and __imod__)
-some overdue set optimizations
-fix for string formatting problem (%% did not always work)
-extension module stability fixes
-fix for particular inheritance problem
-other minor bugfixes, cleanups, and error messages
I could really use some systematic help in pushing Shedskin further. Some ideas:
-send in bug reports - these are extremely valuable and motivating to me, yet I don't receive many..
-find out why test 148 is currently broken under windows
-add datetime, re or socket support
-look into supporting custom classes in generated extension modules
-write a Shedskin tutorial for 'novice' programmers
-systemically test performance and suggest and work on improvements
-investigate replacements for std::string and __gnu_cxx::hash_set
-perform janitorial-type work in ss.py and lib/builtin.?pp
-support extension modules under OSX (OSX gives me accute mental RSI)
-add more tests to unit.py
6 comments:
- Alec said...
Open source development can sometimes be unrewarding, so I just wanted to leave some encouragement to keep up the good work.
Shed Skin is great stuff, and I'm particularly excited about being able to write extension modules with it.
- ha said...
I read in the mailing list that you want to make Shed Skin a strict python interplote experiement, but I'm still wondering if it can be made into be a 'python like language that compiles.'
The idea that I think really helpful and 'innovation' is that the compiler will always compiles but restore to libpython when it found something it does not recognize.
Now, this part is not so innovative as pyrex pretty much just does that. What's innovative is that when using libpython, the compiler also tell the developers which part of the source code it cannot interplore.
Then the developer can use some annotatons to 'Fix' the variables or whatever to has the compiler compile better next cycle.
So we have 'error', 'warning' and 'confusing' spit out at compile time.
I think this is a more practical approach and no one was working in this direction yet.
A 'compiler assistant developing model'. :)
- ha said...
I hope with compiler's help, it's easier to wrap all the standard library and ship a libpython-std.so with all the std python library compiled. Wow!
- Rob said...
I'm interested in string classes. What's the problem with std::string? Unicode compliance? Maybe one could investigate glib::ustring then.
- srepmub said...
I'm not interested in unicode, just raw performance for ascii strings.
here you can see how std::string performs against some other string implementations:
it seems std::string is just not that optimal, especially for short strings.
this is why I recently added 1-length string or 'character' caching to Shedskin CVS. this makes some simple test programs dramatically faster.
but I really haven't done much benchmarking of string performance, so I can't say how much of the perceived problem this solves..
- srepmub said...
compile-time type inference becomes much more difficult or even impossible in a context where you allow all sorts of dynamic things to happen at run-time. consider a program that replaces 'list' by something else..
if you cannot prove even simple things about a program at compile-time, it becomes almost impossible to optimize any part of it, even if it looks trivial.
so to optimize things (at compile-time), it's clear we have to restrict Python in some ways. I think it's intuitive and transparent to just require static typing, and to combine dynamic and compiled code via extension modules.


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If your healthcare provider thinks you might have endometrial cancer, you will need certain exams and tests to be sure. Diagnosing endometrial cancer starts with your healthcare provider asking you questions. He or she will ask about your health history, your symptoms, risk factors, and family history of disease. Your healthcare provider will also give you a physical exam. This will include a pelvic exam.
Diagnosis may be done by a gynecologist. Or you may see a gynecologic oncologist. These doctors specialize in treating cancers and other diseases of the female reproductive organs.
You may have one or more of the following tests:
Transvaginal ultrasound (ultrasonography)
Endometrial biopsy
Dilation and curettage (D&C)
An ultrasound test uses sound waves to create images on a computer screen. It's done with a small wand called a transducer that's placed in the vagina. The test creates pictures of the uterus and measures the thickness of the endometrium. The doctor may do a biopsy if the endometrium looks too thick.
A biopsy is when small pieces of tissue are taken and looked at with a microscope. A biopsy is the only way to confirm cancer. An endometrial tissue sample is collected by using a small flexible tube that is put into the uterus. The tissue sample is examined to see if there are cancer cells or other abnormal cells in it. This biopsy is often done in a doctor's office. It may also be done during a D&C.
Your doctor may recommend a D&C if an endometrial biopsy is not possible or more information is needed. This is a minor surgery in which the cervix is opened (dilated). The cervical canal and uterine lining are then scraped with a spoon-shaped tool called a curette. A pathologist looks at the tissue for cancer cells.
When your healthcare provider has the results of your tests, he or she will talk with you about next steps. Your provider will talk with you about other tests you may need if endometrial cancer is found. This may include repeating the biopsy or more tests. Make sure you understand the results and what follow-up you need.


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In her first in-depth interview since being sworn in, US Attorney Carmen Ortiz tells The Patriot Ledger how TV courtroom dramas helped inspire her law career. She also talks about how her toughest cases shaped her view of law enforcement and whether her office and the FBI will ever catch fugitive mob boss "Whitey'' Bulger.
Carmen Ortiz of Milton has long been respected in the Boston-area legal community for her work as a defense attorney, Middlesex County prosecutor and assistant U.S. attorney.
Now the New York native of Puerto Rican descent is starting to gain a national reputation as Massachusetts' first female and Hispanic U.S. attorney. She was confirmed in November and sworn in by Attorney General Eric Holder in January.
In her first in-depth interview since being sworn in, she tells The Patriot Ledger how TV courtroom dramas helped inspire her law career. She also talks about how her toughest cases shaped her view of law enforcement and whether her office and the FBI will ever catch fugitive mob boss "Whitey'' Bulger.
BIRTHPLACE: New York City
LIVES IN: Milton
EDUCATION: Bachelor's degree, Adelphi University, 1978; law degree, George Washington University, 1981
EXPERIENCE: Assistant U.S. attorney in Massachusetts, 1997-2009; private practice, 1994-97, at Morisi and Associates in Quincy; assistant district attorney, Middlesex County, 1991-94 and 1983-88; National Football League investigator for sexual harassment, 1990; trial attorney for U.S. Justice Department, 1981-83
ACTIVITIES: Member of board of directors for Cambridge and Somerville Legal Services, 1993-96; member of board of directors for Mass. Association of Hispanic Attorneys, 1992-94
FAMILY: Daughters Jacqueline, 23, and Alasandra, 18; widow of the late Michael V. Morisi; engaged to IBM executive Thomas Dolan
What was your reaction when you were told you'd been nominated to be U.S. Attorney?
It was very exciting. I felt very grateful. To hear directly from Senator (Edward) Kennedy was very touching. That meant a lot to me.
You're the state's first female and Hispanic U.S. attorney. Does that create greater pressure or expectations?
That fact leaves me with a tremendous amount of pride and accomplishment. I think it's really important for the leaders in government or private industry to truly represent the different nationalities and groups that form a community and a state.
I felt very humbled to be selected. It meant a lot to my family.
Your office prosecutes a wide range of criminal and civil cases. What will your priorities be?
We'll continue to build on what we've done in the past. We're doing quite a bit in the terrorism and national security area. That is our No. 1 priority.
Another priority will be financial fraud. I hope to do more Ponzi schemes and mortgage-fraud cases. You'll see a number of indictments in that area, and we'll continue to aggressively prosecute political corruption cases ... and gun and gang violence.
We'll also focus on communities with a history of violence. At my swearing-in, I spoke of Brockton, an area we work closely with. I recently met with (Plymouth County District Attorney) Tim Cruz and the police chief, Bill Conlon, and they emphasized to me how much our federal participation helps to clean up a (violent) street.
You grew up in a pretty tough place yourself – Spanish Harlem in New York City. What was that like?
I grew up in a housing project on 103rd Street, between Amsterdam and Columbus. I was the oldest of five children. I was very fortunate that I had both parents, who provided me with a home and love.
My mother, in particular, provided me with a sense of drive and ambition. She (would tell me) that education would be the key to a different life.
Both my parents had very limited education. My father had a variety of ... jobs. He worked in the garment industry and was also a cab driver. My mother stayed at home and would sell Avon products on the side.
At some point my dad started to have his own business, gift shop items and toys. He was able to set up a store ... and eventually we moved to Long Island and bought a house. I graduated from St. Agnes High School in Rockville Center.
What drew you to law?
I knew all along I wanted to be a lawyer. I never thought about doing anything else. Maybe it was watching trials on TV, and thinking it was exciting to be in front of a jury arguing a case. That fascinated me.
(At George Washington University Law School) I realized it wasn't just presenting the case. It was – and this is why I wanted to primarily be a prosecutor – that sense of being able to do justice, of being able to work with victims and then help make people whole, people who had suffered a great tragedy.
But also, being a prosecutor was a way of ensuring that the law was abided by, not just by citizens you would investigate and prosecute, but (also) by law enforcement that you would work with as well.
How did you cope with the death of your husband from pancreatic cancer in 2000?
I was very fortunate to have tremendous support and love from my family, my friends and my colleagues. And of course, most important was my two daughters. I wanted to make sure that I raised them to be happy and healthy and to be able to overcome the tragedy that had occurred in their life. I just thought, life is too short for all of us. People have all types of hardships. There's just not enough time to wallow in self pity and feel sorry for yourself. Life continues. I was recently engaged (to IBM executive Thomas Dolan). You have to be very positive.
What were your most challenging cases?
One was a big (federal) telemarketing-fraud case in 2000. We indicted about 12 defendants and tried three. They targeted the time-share industry ... with a fraud to make phony appraisals.
The case was complicated, with numerous defendants, voluminous documents. There were over 90 bank accounts and over 38,000 people victimized.
As a defense attorney (in the 1980s), I represented a family friend accused of a motor vehicle homicide. It was purely a very tragic accident. Because of the personal connection ... I felt the stakes were high. I really threw myself into that case, and I'm happy to say it (ended with) a not-guilty verdict.
Will your office and the FBI catch Whitey Bulger?
All I can say is, we have the Bulger Fugitive Task Force that's conducted through the FBI investigation. I've met with them. They will continue to utilize every effort that they can to locate Mr. Bulger. We're still very focused on accomplishing that task.
1. While in law school at George Washington University, she worked as a hostess at a Quincy's restaurant in Arlington, Va.
2. In 1990 she helped the National Football League investigate and uphold then-Boston Herald sports writer Lisa Olson's sexual-harassment complaint against several New England Patriots players.
3. She's a huge Patriots fan.
4. She was defense attorney for a family friend in a motor vehicle homicide case – and won an acquittal.
5. Before she joined the U.S. Attorney's staff, she was in private law practice with her husband, the late Michael Morisi.


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This blog discusses current weather, weather prediction, climate issues, and other topics
Wednesday, November 12, 2008
Flooding and Rainshadow
The computer models suggest the heavy rain will slowly sink southward during the day and the area should dry out after dinner. Then we are dry until Friday when a weak warm front will bring some light rain to the northern part of the State and clouds over the rest.
5 comments:
- Amy said...
I love your blog Cliff!
-Amy in Port Angeles
- November 12, 2008 at 11:31 AM
- Liembo said...
Its a nice break from the usual pattern for Bothell, the rain shadow AND no Puget Sound Convergence affect.
- November 12, 2008 at 12:30 PM
- pmiddents said...
This is pretty consistent with my station on Copalis Beach. Winds through the night were westerly and have shifted to south westerly through the day. We've had about 2" of rain since midnight, a relatively modest amount for our part of the coast.
We head out from Silverdale tomorrow morning to dig razor clams. Hope the reasonably moderate forecast persists.
- November 12, 2008 at 4:33 PM
- Jeff said...
I think you meant east when you said the rain shadow is in the lee of the Olympics. We knew what you meant.
Love listening to you on KUOW and looking forward to enjoying your blog.
- November 12, 2008 at 8:44 PM
- Cliff Mass Weather Blog said...
Jeff..you are right...I meant east....I keep on doing that reversal...I found several such errors when I proofed my book...
- November 12, 2008 at 9:46 PM


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