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Michael Vaughan, the former England captain who led them in regaining the Ashes eight years ago, believes that the current side have "a great chance" to win back-to-back series against Australia in 2013. England will fine-tune their preparations for the Ashes with home and away series against New Zealand and Vaughan suggested the strength in depth at Alastair Cook's disposal makes them strong favourites against an Australia side in transition.
Vaughan's England beat Australia 2-1 in 2005 for a first Ashes triumph in 18 years. That epic contest came against the likes of Ricky Ponting, Glenn McGrath and Shane Warne but current captain, Michael Clarke, is now the only Australia survivor from the series. Their plans were further disrupted by the retirement of Michael Hussey last month and while there are also questions over the make-up of England's best side, Vaughan feels that Cook has a significant advantage in being able to pick from a pool of "20-22 players that are good enough to play international cricket".
The Tests against Australia will provide the bulk of the England narrative in 2013, alongside an ambition in 50-overs cricket to win the Champions Trophy, and Vaughan said Cook's side were capable of extending their run of Ashes success into a fourth consecutive series.
"This year is all about winning these two big Ashes series," he said. "You've got to look at this year as an England player, and Alastair Cook as captain, and think 'I've got two great chances of winning two Ashes'. You won't get a better chance - you do not get a better chance of beating an Australian side than this. They're decent, they're strong, they've got positivity because Clarke's a very, very good captain and leader. But you look down from one to 11, probably one to 20 with the England side, and think 'I'd fancy that'.
"Look at Australia's top six - Hussey, Ponting gone. That top three is going to be got at, especially in these conditions. Clarke, can he keep playing the way that he's played for the last 12 months? You'd think not. England have got a great chance. In England I'd expect England to win comfortably, in Australia, it'll be tight but England should still win."
While only a single ranking point separates second-placed England and third-placed Australia in Tests, there has been anxiety Down Under about the team's overall strategy. Player rotation has become a key issue in Australia but England's gradual movement towards a squad game has caused less of a ripple. James Anderson and Stuart Broad were rested from the Edgbaston Test against West Indies last summer, while rotation in the limited-overs set-up has become commonplace, as both countries try to marshal their resources ahead of two eagerly anticipated series.
"I think rotation is a must in the modern game," Vaughan said. "I think you've got to very clever with the way that you manage the players to make sure they stay fresh for the big moments, the big series. I think where England are very lucky is that they have such a big pool of players to choose from now - there's probably 20-22 players that are good enough to play international cricket for England.
"If we'd tried to do that six, seven years ago it would have been difficult because you'd have been replacing players and rotating them and bringing players in who weren't necessarily ready to play and then the performance levels would drop. I think that's what's happening with Australia, I don't think they've got a big enough pool of players to be able to rotate but they have to rotate because you want to keep the best players fit for the big series."
Before Australia, England's focus is on New Zealand, with the T20 series starting on Saturday. Although Kevin Pietersen and Graeme Swann have been rested, with Pietersen sitting out the ODIs as well, England will be at full strength again for the three Tests. Nick Compton is likely to resume as Cook's opening partner, with Joe Root the man in possession at No. 6, and Vaughan said that pinning down their favoured batting order for the Ashes will be a priority on a tour that should provide useful challenges.
"New Zealand at home won't be as bad as people think they will be," he said. "I think it will be a series that England will win but New Zealand will put up a fight, they've got one or two decent bowlers. You lose a toss in New Zealand, you can get behind the eight ball quickly, the pitches can do all sorts in those first two or three hours. It's a tour England will certainly fancy winning 3-0, you'd expect, but you can't take any opposition at home lightly."
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When Dr. Richard J. Koeppel, a longtime resident of Springs, died of cancer-related causes at Southampton Hospital on Aug. 2, the world lost one of only 10 birdwatchers who can claim to have seen over 7,000 different avian species. He was 76.
Growing up in Queens, Dr. Koeppel was drawn to ornithology. Over his lifetime he visited over 60 countries in an attempt to spot all of the 9,600 known species, until, about 10 years ago, cancer affected his mobility and forced him to start watching butterflies instead. He then traveled primarily in the Northeast, sighting several thousand butterflies, and helped to write the local butterfly list provided to visitors at the South Fork Natural History Museum and Nature Center.
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A new Manhattan resident, he served as medical director of Phoenix House, a nonprofit drug and alcohol rehabilitation center, until 1973. In the mid-'70s he practiced medicine on several American Indian reservations — exactly which, depended on where he could accrue the most bird-sightings.
After renting for awhile in Amagansett, he bought a house on Three Mile Harbor Road, where he would live year-round for the rest of his life. Dr. Koeppel was the director of the emergency department at Eastern Long Island Hospital in Greenport until 1995, when he retired to watch birds full time.
He spent much of the year abroad. In the summer, though, he could often be found recumbent near his pool, binoculars in hand. He predicted that he would sight 200 birds from his yard, a number he recently reached.
"But he was at 199 for a long time," said his son Jim Koeppel. "Even though he topped out at 200, he didn't move, because there was no place he would rather live than Springs."
Dr. Koeppel's other son, Dan Koeppel of Los Angeles, wrote a best-selling book about his father's passion, called "To See Every Bird on Earth: A Father, a Son, and a Lifelong Obsession."
When not looking up, Dr. Koeppel was a insatiable reader. He collected and read nearly every book shortlisted for or winning the Booker and Whitbread literary prizes, said Jim, who lives in Tarrytown, N.Y. He also had a passion for jazz, so much so that he would celebrate the birthdays of his favorite musicians, among them Jim Koeppel himself.
Dioramas — scenes built from found objects — further occupied Dr. Koeppel's time. He insisted that they were not art.
In addition to his sons, Dr. Koeppel leaves two grandchildren. A celebration of his life will be held at his house on Aug. 25 at 1 p.m. Dr. Koeppel had an impressive collection of back-scratchers, and guests will be welcome to take one in his remembrance. The family has suggested donations in his name to the South Fork Natural History Museum and Nature Center, P.O. Box 455, Bridgehampton 11932.


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NEW YORK (Reuters) - What began two years ago as an attempt to document on video one day's events all over the world has evolved into a network of tens of thousands of filmmakers able to provide a glimpse into experiences of people living in war zones, closed societies and otherwise inaccessible places.
Some 34,000 volunteer members of the One Day on Earth project, the organization leading the effort to create a series of global video time capsules, filmed scenes around the world on Wednesday - December 12, 2012 - that will be aggregated and edited to create a feature-length snapshot of the world that day, the organizers said.
The film will be the third in a trilogy. Previous installments used video captured on November 11, 2011, and October 10, 2010.
What distinguishes this latest movie, and what sets One Day on Earth apart from similar documentaries like Ridley Scott's 2011 film "Life in a Day," is the social network of filmmakers that the project helped establish in places like Libya and North Korea and can now tap going forward to obtain hard-to-come-by video, co-founders Brandon Litman and Kyle Ruddick said.
The organization has provided more than 1,000 cameras to its volunteer filmers.
In 2011, for instance, when news organizations were struggling to find footage of the uprising in Libya, One Day on Earth solicited contributions from its members in the country. Within hours, responses came in from Tripoli and Benghazi.
Filmmakers on the ground there were soon sending videos showing scenes of unrest, food shortages and the need for medical care that were passed onto media outlets, Litman said.
"Libya was an experiment," Ruddick told Reuters. "It was the moment we realized that this project had bigger legs than we could have imagined."
One Day on Earth plans to release a feature-length documentary in 2013 with the material it obtained in Libya, Litman said. The project also had groups of people filming in places like Syria, Egypt and North Korea on December 12, Ruddick and Litman said.
Partnerships with international organizations like the United Nations Development Program (UNDP) and Human Rights Watch helped expand the project's reach, Litman said.
The UNDP, for instance, arranged for officers in the 166 countries in which it operates to both create their own footage and to transport independent filmmakers' footage to New York in countries with spotty internet access, said Boaz Paldi of the UNDP.
Though 2012 is the final year the project will attempt to document life in every country on a particular day, One Day on Earth will continue use its network to focus on specific topics or regions.
"I'd love to create 'One Day in India' or 'One Day in Brazil,'" Ruddick said.
December 12 also marked the video on demand and digital release date for the first film in the trilogy, which took a year and a half to complete, Litman said. The second film will likely be released in the spring of 2013. They do not yet have a release date scheduled for the 2012 chapter.
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Logo will be usable for business cards and stationary, web site, imprints on CD labels and watermarks for photos. Logo should include text of the full name. My current web site is found at http://www.deanphotoarts.com, and will eventually have more traditional format, menus, etc. Should not be over 750px wide, no height limit. Colors are open but prefer no prime colors that look like a video game site. The web site will be black background, the print paper probalby white or buff so just need to consider that it will work with both. The final deliverable should be web appropriate jpeg, eps for card printing and the photoshop or illustrator design file (I work in CS3).
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There isn't really anything not to like about this set. The only complaint I have does not so much concern this set as much as the Wolfpack in general, and that is the fact that they all had beards or patches on their eyes. I think that Lego should have released a few of the Wolfpack figures with the standard smiley face heads for better troop building. More Wolfpack sets would have been welcome as well, but considering they were supposed to be a small band of thieves, I would say the sets we did get did them justice.
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Michelle Meister-Weisbarth, a student at the Virginia-Maryland Regional College of Veterinary Medicine, has developed a genetically engineered bacterium that can be used as an oral contraceptive to control the unwanted cat population.
Meister-Weisbarth has been working with faculty mentor and molecular biologist Dr. Stephen Boyle, using genetic engineering technology to modify an approved vaccine, a strain of the bacterium Salmonella, which could then be delivered to feral cats in the wild via a vaccine-laden bait.
The team is soliciting funding for the next phase of research, which will involve testing the attenuated Salmonella on lab animals.
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1. How does this immunocontraceptive vaccine work ?
It causes the body's immune system to produce antibodies which block interaction of the egg and sperm and therefore block conception.
2. How is the immunocontraceptive vaccine produced ?
It involves placing the gene encoding a sperm receptor protein from the egg surface into an approved bacterial vaccine strain. This causes the bacterium to synthesize a sperm receptor protein which stimulates the vaccinated animal to produce specific antibodies which bind to the sperm receptors on its egg and block attachment of the sperm to the egg.
3. How is this immunocontraceptive vaccine administered ?
The approved bacterial strain will be placed in food which will be used to attract feral cats. Once the cat eats the food, the bacterial vaccine strain delivers the sperm receptor protein to the cat's immune system.
4. If the vaccine is given through food, which quantities are necessary to be effective and could there be any harmful side effects?
The doses have not yet been worked out - more research is necessary. If the dose is correct, there should be no harmful side effects.
5. Feeding in the wild means that male and female will eat the bait; isn't this harmful for the other gender?
No, the antibodies induced are specific for a sperm receptor protein produced by the female egg; if a male is vaccinated, he will produce the antibodies which will not react adversely with any of his tissues.
6. If this contraceptive vaccine is effective for stray cats, might it be used for the normal house cat?
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7. Would the cat only have to take this vaccine only once?
We don't know the answer as there has not been sufficient research done with respect to dosage required to have an contraceptive effect.
8. Would all the cats have to eat this vaccine to be sterile?
The larger the number of cats in an area which consume the vaccine, the better the chances of them becoming unable to produce offspring.
9. Since the approved bacterial strain is Salmonella, could cats transmit this strain to each other?
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10. Is the immunocontraceptive effect reversible in the event that someone's pedigree cat eats the food containing the vaccine ?
It depends on the dose they eat; once the immune response is triggered by a sufficiently high dose, the state of contraception will essentially be irreversible.
11. What impact will this bacterial vaccine have on conception in other animal species other than cats?
The vaccine is being designed in such a way that it should have limited impact on other animal species who eat the bait.
12. Specifically, how can you ensure that only cats will eat the bait?
There are a number of bait attractants that have been developed to cause cats as opposed to other animals to find the bait by odor. However, additional research needs to be done to assure that this bait/vaccine/attractant is consumed only by cats.
13. How can you be sure the bacteria strain won't mutate to affect people?
The vaccine strain contains 3 regions which have been removed from its genetic makeup - which eliminates the possibility of a mutation triggering a disease producing strain.
14. Does the Salmonella make the cat sick by causing food poisoning?
No, the Salmonella strain has been altered such that it does not cause disease in any animal species (including humans).
15. Is the technology regarding immunocontraceptive vaccine already patented, or are there new patents which would cover this specific application?
Yes, the Salmonella vaccine delivery system is patented as is the intellectual property regarding the use of egg or sperm components as vaccines.
16. Have any companies expressed an interest in licensing the patents?
Yes, Megan Health in St. Louis, MO holds the liscensing to the Salmonella vaccine strain.
17. When will field tests on the vaccine be performed?
The controlled studies on cats will be done this summer and the field tests probably started and completed sometime in the next 1- 2 years.
18. How frequently would baits have to be re-applied to an area to keep the cat population under control?
The answer is not known but probably more than once in order to be sure all the feral cats consume the bait and become vaccinated.
19. Is there government/industry support for a large-scale deployment of this vaccine?
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SPARTANBURG, S.C. (April 8, 2009) - Ever since joining the Atlantic Sun Conference four seasons ago the ETSU men's tennis team has done one thing well, win championships. Just like it has each of the past three years the No. 63-ranked Bucs closed out the regular season by earning its fourth consecutive A-Sun crown dropping league rival No. 65-ranked USC Upstate 4-3, Wednesday at the USC Upstate Tennis Complex in
Overall, in the A-Sun ETSU (11-7, 9-0 A-Sun) has dominated league play posting an incredible 41-1 record in the past four seasons, while individually senior Enrique Olivares (Puerto Ordaz, Venezuela), now sits as the winningest singles player in league history with a remarkable career conference mark of 30-1.
"Words can't describe what this team accomplished today," said head coach Yaser Zaatini. "Our guys have worked so hard to get to this point. We started off the season playing such a tough non-conference schedule and our young team had to go through the process of maturing and learning how to play to their potential. With the help and leadership of both seniors (Enrique Olivares and Alex Ahlgren), the underclassmen kept working hard everyday and learned to gain the confidence to win in this league. As a coach you take one match at a time, but looking back over the past four seasons and the accomplishments this program has achieved it just leaves you speechless."
Battling both the pressure of a championship and a tough Upstate home crowd, ETSU opened play taking two out of the three doubles matches. The Buccaneer team of sophomores Charles Bottoni (
As singles played opened No. 12-ranked Olivares continued to dominate this spring picking up his 11 straight win dropping Airald in straight sets, 6-0, 6-3, while teammate Grega Teraz quickly gave the Bucs a 3-0 advantage making quick work of Javier Tori, 6-0, 6-1.
Just when it looked like ETSU would cruise to an easy victory the tough-minded Spartans rallied winning the next three straight singles contest tying the match at 3-3. With the contest and title on the line ETSU's hopes came down to Alex Ahlgren and his No. 6 singles contest. After dropping the first set to Leandro Osorio 3-6, the ETSU captain showed what leadership is all about crushing the Upstate senior in the final two frames, 6-1, 6-1 for the one point win.
"What more can you say about the two seniors in this match," said Zaatini. "Both of these guys have been clutch when our team needed it the most their whole career and today was no different. The way Alex and Enrique seized the doubles point early really got our team off to a good start. I hated to see our guys get a bit relaxed and lose three straight singles matches at two, four and five, but Alex stepped-up after being down a set and fought his way for a tough win."
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Hugh Jackman is one of those guys who seems like he has it all. A successful career on Broadway and in the movies. A solid longtime marriage to Deborra-Lee Furness (for those of you who think "cougar" relationships can't work, Deborra-Lee is 13 years older). And two children whom he clearly adores and is often photographed playing with. Yet life hasn't always been so smooth for this multi-talented actor. He got teary telling 60 Minutes about a trauma that happened when he was 8 years old. His mother left the family to return to England, leaving Hugh and his four older siblings to be raised by their father. He says for many years he thought she'd return, and it was only when he was about 13 that he finally accepted that it wouldn't happen.
Hugh recalled how his mother, who reportedly had postpartum depression, abandoned the family one day. He said:
I remember her being in a towel around her head and saying goodbye, must have been the way she said goodbye. As I went off to school, when I came back, there was no one there in the house. The next day there was a telegram from England, Mum was there. And then that was it.
No matter whether his mother had issues, that's still a terrible thing to put a child through, and the feelings of abandonment it can leave never quite go away. Yet today Hugh has a relationship with his mother. The Les Miserables star explains:
There comes a certain point in life when you have to stop blaming other people for how you feel or the misfortunes in your life. You can't go through life obsessing about what might have been. We see each other three or four times a year.
That's an amazing act of grace and forgiveness. Hugh seems to have gotten his strength from his father, whom he says was his "rock."
Forgiving a parent who has done you wrong is no easy task, and it's not for everyone. Especially if that parent continues to do things to hurt you, it might not even be the best choice to continue to have a relationship. But it sounds like for Hugh, this was the best choice for him, and probably gave him a sense of relief and closure. Hugh just sounds like one helluva guy.
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LAS VEGAS, NEVADA--(Marketwire - March 5, 2013) - HELI-EXPO - Bell Helicopter, a Textron Company (NYSE:TXT), has selected Pratt & Whitney's Canada's (P&WC) PT6T-9 Twin-Pac® engines to power its upgraded Bell 412EPI helicopter. The announcement was made during the Helicopter Association International (HAI) HELI-EXPO in Las Vegas, Nevada. P&WC is a United Technologies Corporation company (NYSE:UTX).
"The PT6T family of turboshaft engines has been powering new generations of helicopters for four decades with a stellar reputation for reliability and power, one that keeps customers like Bell convinced it's still the engine of choice in its class," said Richard Dussault, Vice-President, Marketing, P&WC. "This latest version in the family, the PT6T-9, has an electronic engine control with full hydro mechanical backup, which reduces pilot workload, a key feature since the Bell 412 is certified for single-pilot IFR." The reliability of the PT6T engine is unmatched, at rates that are ten times better than the industry standard.
The Bell 412EPI is powered by a PT6T-9 engine providing a 15 per cent increase in engine power, engine exceedance monitoring capability and engine maintenance reporting. Previous versions of the Bell 412 were all powered by earlier models from the PT6T family, including the PT6T-3D.
"The Bell 412EPI will provide our customers with significant performance improvements," said Jeff Lowinger, Executive Vice President, Engineering and Commercial Programs. "Our Category A operators will be able to translate the increased power available in the PT6T-9 engines into payload improvements for elevated and ground level helipad operations. The aircraft will be on display at the Bell Helicopter booth at HELI-EXPO this week."
In addition to offering electronic engine control (EEC), the PT6T-9 engine provides 15 per cent greater take-off thermodynamic power for improved hot-and high- and Category A-helicopter performance.
PT6 family turns 50
It was on December 22, 1963 that engineers at P&WC convened to witness the delivery of the first production engine of their turboprop brainchild - the PT6A - which set the company on its current path as a world-leader in aviation. The company has diversified from that single engine model and now has 13 engine families serving business, general aviation, regional airlines and helicopters. The PT6 is one of the few technological concepts invented 50 years ago that remain relevant today. It is truly unique, and this year, at 400 million flight hours strong, we celebrate the iconic engine's 50th birthday.
Customer service
P&WC has built the largest, most comprehensive customer service network in the industry around its 10,000 customers who operate in 200 countries.
Through its Customer First Centres in Montreal and Singapore, P&WC is always just a call or click away, providing unparalleled technical support. The P&WC network includes 30-owned or designated repair and overhaul facilities, seven parts distribution centres, approximately 100 Field Support Representatives, 100 mobile repair team (MRT) technicians ready to be dispatched at a moment's notice, and 800 rental/exchange engines. P&WC offers customer training through Flight Safety International, which has 12 locations around the world. P&WC offers comprehensive Pay-per-Hour service for fleet operators and business and general aviation customers, with more than 7,500 engines currently enrolled in P&WC-backed hourly cost programs, including the ESP® and FMP® programs.
P&WC also offers the repair and overhaul of accessories, the repair of components and the sale of new, exchange and used serviceable parts. Advanced diagnostics help operators advance towards a totally planned operating environment.
Come and see us at HELI-EXPO, booth N3718: Interested operators are invited to drop by P&WC's booth to speak with a customer service representative.
About Pratt & Whitney Canada
Founded in 1928, and a global leader in aerospace, P&WC is shaping the future of aviation with dependable, high-technology engines. Based in Longueuil, Quebec (Canada), P&WC is a wholly owned subsidiary of United Technologies Corporation company (UTC). UTC is a diversified company that provides a broad range of high-technology products and services to the global aerospace and building systems industries.
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Bull dog wrote:My puppy shivers when I bring him outside to go pee and poop. I feel so bad for him. He just wants to go back inside and then he uses the bathroom on the floor. I love my puppy but I am starting to get over whelmed with everything. Is it natural to feel this way?
pitbullmamaliz wrote:Oh yes! My best friend still likes to remind me of the several times I called her crying, saying "when is she going to grow up????"
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Needlestick injuries are usually minor, but they can be serious, explained Jeffrey Bender, D.V.M., from the University of Minnesota School of Veterinary Medicine, at the North American Agricultural Safety Summit in Minneapolis, Minn.
Most common injuries are skin infections, allergic reactions and deep tissue wounds that may require surgery. Less common but dangerous injuries include miscarriages due to hormone products, serious cardiovascular events cased by products like tilmicosin (Micotil), suppression or coma from sedatives like xylazine, systemic infections and allergic reactions to antibiotics. The products that are of most concern are tilmicosin (Micotil), sedatives, oil-based adjuvants, Brucessa abortus Strain RB51 vaccine, modified live vaccines and Johne's vaccine.
Farm workers need to slow down when giving injections. Animals must be properly restrained using the correct equipment and technique. People should not put needle caps in their mouth or carry needles and syringes in pockets. Bent needles must always be discarded, not reused or restraightened. A sharps container should always be used, and people should not try to remove needles from the container.
If a needlestick injury occurs, the affected area should be washed with soap and water immediately. All needlestick injuries need to be reported to management and a health care provider should be consulted. Needlestick injury can result in injury and loss of work for both workers and veterinarians. Awareness is limited, and a need for comprehensive prevention programs is real on farms.
A farm owner needs to train and retrain all employees about careful needle handling, safe injection procedures and types of drugs administered. Provide the proper safe handling equipment and appropriate staffing. Needles with protective devices, such as retractable needles or hinged syringe caps, would improve safety. Employees must be reminded to use caution when administering products of concern, and pregnant employees should not handle or inject hormones.
Factsheets that can be printed and shared with farm employees can be found through the University of Minnesota Upper Midwest Agricultural Safety and Health Center website: http://umash.umn.edu/resources/fact-sheets.html.
The author is an associate editor and covers animal health, dairy housing and equipment, and nutrient management. She grew up on a dairy farm near Plymouth, Wis., and previously served as a University of Wisconsin agricultural extension agent. She received a master's degree from North Carolina State University and a bachelor's from University of Wisconsin-Madison.


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- "For a moment the kettle trembled, glowing with an odd blue light; then it quivered to rest, as solidly black as ever."
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Portus is the incantation of a charm used to transform an ordinary object into a Portkey. Since creating Portkeys are restricted by the Ministry of Magic, the usage of this spell is, by extension, restricted as well. This was the subject of a question of the Theory of Charms O.W.L. in 1996[1]
Immediately after casting, the target will glow bright blue, as the Portkey does when it is ready, but after a few seconds it will return to its normal colour.
Portus comes from the Latin word "portare" which means "to carry."
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Conceptually, Nissan created its Terranaut concept as a mobile laboratory. It's designed to transport and protect scientists during study missions to inhospitable places like the Arctic Circle, the Moon or Camden, New Jersey (anyone who saw that joke coming a mile away, give yourself a free kick). In reality, it looks like a pitch-perfect revival of the International Scout construct circa 1969 or thereabouts (1966-1976 Ford Bronco lovers can chime in here too.) That means it'd make a perfect product-line addition for the next decade (hellooo, Toyota FJ), not that such devilishly clever stuff is in the cards.
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11.03.12: The No. 12 ranked (NSCAA national poll) CCRI women's soccer team traveled to Rochester, NY to compete in the NJCAA Division I District E Women's Soccer Championship over the weekend. In their first game the Lady Knights defeated the Barons of Burlington County College from Pemberton, NJ 3-0 to improve to 10-4-2 on the season and advance to the Northeast District E championship game.
It didn't take the Lady Knights long to get on the board as they dominated play right from the opening whistle. In the 11th minute of play CCRI was awarded a corner kick. Sophomore Tri-Captain Caitlin McGarry (Warwick, RI) took the kick and fellow Tri-Captain Brittany LeClair (Westerly, RI) converted to give the Lady Knights an early 1-0 lead. Freshman defender Betti Worth (Manchester, England) also recorded an assist on the play. Just two minutes later McGarry collected a loose ball in the midfield from about 25 yards out and blasted a powerful well placed shot high into the Burlington goal giving CCRI a commanding 2-0 lead. However, Burlington never gave up and put some pressure on the CCRI defense in the last twenty minutes of the half.
As the second half of play began CCRI seemed to have trouble getting back on track as Burlington seemed to put more pressure on the Lady Knights defensive corps. But goalkeeper Alex Place (East Greenwich, RI) was solid in the net for CCRI not giving up any rebounds and gathering any shots that came her way as she was in total control in the Lady Knights goal. In the 24th minute of play freshman forward Melissa Richards (Coventry, RI) was sent in on a breakaway. Burlington goalkeeper Julie Brown came out and made the initial save but Richards never gave up on the play as she was able to gather the rebound and score from a very difficult angle beating Brown to the far corner of the goal giving the Lady Knights a commanding 3-0 lead and they never looked back as that was how the game would end.
Head Coach Dennis Grassini commented after the game, "Our team was determined and ready to play today and controlled play right from the very start of the match. Scoring two goals early was a huge boost for our team. Coach Bannan and I were pleased overall with our teams play but we were not happy about the few lapses they had in both halves. Hopefully we'll learn from that."
Lady Knights' Goalkeeper Alex Place played a great game recording her 7th shutout of the season and Caitlin McGarry recorded a goal and an assist on the day.
The Lady Knights will play host Monroe Community College tomorrow at 12:00 noon in the final to determine who will represent the Northeast District at the National Tournament to be held in Melbourne, FL the end of this month.
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Zoltan Gaàl is a trumpet player in the Hungarian Police Big Band and European Brass Ensemble.
Zoltan was born in a small village in East-Hungary. He started to play the trumpet at the age of 8. The first years were very successful. He was awarded first prize in many regional competitions, and also awarded a 3rd prize in the national trumpet competition. In 1994 he moved to Budapest to study at the Béla Bartók Conservatory and the Franz Liszt Music Teachers Training College. Zoltan graduated as a trumpet teacher in 2002. Finally, in 2004 he graduated with a Master of Arts degree in trumpet. His teachers were György Geiger and Jozsef Boros. Between 1998 and 2004 he played several times in the Hungarian Radio Orchestra, and also recorded several soundtracks with the Budapest Symphony Orchestra. He has been in many masterclasses with Gàbor Tarkövi, Hans Gansch and Jerome Callet.
After Zoltan's final degree, he won an audition with the Central Band of Hungarian Defence Forces where he worked for almost 8 years. From 2012 Zoltan has been a member of the trumpet section in the Police Big Band, Budapest. He is also a current member of the European Brass Ensemble which conducted by Prof. Thomas Clamor.


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LPGA event in Bahamas cut to 54 holes
Paradise Island, Bahamas – The inaugural Pure Silk-Bahamas LPGA Classic was cut to 54 holes on Wednesday, a day before the event was to begin.
On Tuesday, the Ocean Club Golf Course at Atlantis took on close to a foot of rain in an eight-hour period starting at 3 p.m. local time.
According to the LPGA Tour, there was standing water on at least seven holes with the ninth and 18th fairways completely flooded.
The first and second round pairings will remain the same, but they will be played on Friday and Saturday.
"The damage to the golf course and structures caused by Tuesday's heavy rain and winds was extensive and we are working around the clock to repair damages and drain the golf course so that we can present a first-class event for the LPGA, Pure Silk and the people of the Bahamas," said tournament director Matt Truax. "We thank everyone for their understanding and patience while we do everything possible to return Ocean Club Golf Course to championship condition."
There is a chance of rain on Wednesday and Thursday as well. Wednesday's pro- am was canceled, but the LPGA set up a Q&A session with several players, including Inbee Park, Stacy Lewis and Suzann Pettersen, the top three ranked players in the world.
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The original Dodge Charger was built from 1966 through the early 1970s. In 2006, Dodge re-introduced the Charger to a new generation of drivers. This latest generation of the Dodge Charger, built on the same platform as the Chrysler 300C, is both a sports car and a personal luxury sedan.
The Dodge Charger is known for its speed and performance. Promising to go from zero to 60 in a little over six seconds, the 2012 Dodge Charger will thrill muscle car owners and entice drivers to put the car through its paces. Its sleek lines and upscale interior please even the discriminating buyer.
The exterior of the 2012 Dodge Charger is designed to entice. Dodge offers the full-size sedan in SE, SXT, R/T, and SRT8 trim levels. Standard equipment includes automatic headlights, a tilt/telescoping steering wheel, cruise control, dual-zone manual climate control, a six-way power driver's seat, and a six-speaker sound system with AM/FM/CD, an iPod/USB interface, and steering wheel controls.
The dual-scalloped hood and the crosshair grille give the Dodge Charger an aggressive look. The 2012 offers the performance and attention to detail that you'd expect from a high-price luxury vehicle.
Seventeen-inch painted aluminum wheels come standard; 18-inch painted/polished aluminum wheels are available on the R/T trim level, as is all-wheel drive.
A five-speed Autostick transmission is an option, as are fog lamps, HID headlights, and performance suspension and performance brakes. Other options can help you customize the look of your Dodge Charger to your satisfaction.
The optional Uconnect system includes Bluetooth capability (up to seven phone numbers can be stored) and offers voice command to operate the various functions – phone, radio, CD, iPod, and SiriusXM satellite radio. A navigation system, USB interface, and WiFi connectivity complete the communication options.
Electronic stability control with anti-lock brakes offers driver safety when extreme driving maneuvers occur. Full interior airbags protect the driver and passengers in the event of a collision; crumple zones help absorb the impact and protect the interior.
Electro-hydraulic power steering and four-wheel independent suspension improve handling. You can choose between standard four-wheel anti-lock brakes and performance brakes.
The interior of the 2012 Dodge Charger offers front bucket seats with lumbar support. Leather upholstery is available as an option on some trim levels. The driver's seat is six-way adjustable. With five-passenger seating, the Dodge Charger offers headroom and legroom for a comfortable ride.
The Dodge Charger features an award-winning interior with a variety of seating color options, depending on trim level. The interior has been designed to offer the utmost in comfort and luxury.
The SE, the base model of the Dodge Charger, offers a 3.6-liter, 292 hp V-6 engine and a five-speed automatic transmission. Gas mileage is a respectable 19/31 mpg city/highway. Eighteen-inch aluminum wheels, cruise control, AM/FM/CD/MP3 audio system, and a six-way power driver's seat all come standard. Rain brake support and ready alert braking and hill start assist are also standard equipment.
The SXT trim level offers all of the features available in the SE model plus all-wheel drive (optional), an eight-speed automatic transmission with E-shift, heated exterior mirrors, fog lamps, an 8.4-inch Uconnect Touch radio, dual-zone temperature and humidity control, heated front seats, an eight-way power adjustable driver's seat, and a leather-trimmed steering wheel and shift knob. Remote start comes standard, too.
The R/T trim level contains a 5.7-liter, 370 hp V-8 engine and all-wheel drive. It also includes all of the features available on the SXT, plus performance suspension and brakes, fog lamps, HID headlights, and an 8.4-inch Uconnect Touch radio. Thanks to its fuel saver technology, gas mileage reaches 25 mpg on the highway with the 5.7-liter engine.
The SRT8 trim level includes premium leather, 20-inch wheels with performance tires, hood scoop, performance-based steering, Brembo brakes and power adjustable pedals with memory, a navigation system, an upgraded stereo, a power tilt/telescoping steering wheel, a back-up camera, blind spot monitoring, and a forward collision warning system.
The SRT8 Super Bee is a special model that includes 20-inch cast aluminum wheels, Brembo brakes, cloth bucket seats, and a black grille with Super Bee badge and decals. The special paint color and matte black rear spoiler complete the look.
In 2006, Dodge re-introduced the Charger as a premium sport sedan.
The HEMI V-8 engine and the SRT8 425 hp V-8 were introduced in 2007. The Daytona R/T trim level also became available that year, offering additional performance improvements. All-wheel drive or rear drive can be found on 2007 models as options.
2008 re-introduced the SRT8 6.1-liter, 425 hp V-8 engine. Side curtain airbags, anti-lock brakes, and an electronic stability system with traction control offer enhanced safety on these models.
The 2009 model offers a V-6 engine and manual transmission. While the 2011 Dodge Charger houses a standard 305 hp V-6 engine, paired with either an automatic or manual transmission. Also in 2009, the SRT8 392 offered a 470 hp V-8 engine.
2019 Dodge Charger
Midsize, Sedan
2018 Dodge Charger
2017 Dodge Charger
2016 Dodge Charger
2015 Dodge Charger
2014 Dodge Charger
2013 Dodge Charger
The 2013 Dodge Charger is a solid, full-size American sedan, in all the right ways.
2012 Dodge Charger
The Dodge Charger, along with the rest of the Dodge lineup, was redesigned in 2011 so most changes are minimal for 2012. A new eight-speed transmission makes the jump into 2012 and is expected to deliver 31 mpg in the highway.
2011 Dodge Charger
The 2011 Dodge Charger maintains its reputation as a top-of-the-range family sedan, yet looks very much like a power machine.
2010 Dodge Charger
With a new model due out soon, the 2010 Charger received only the following changes: all models get body-color sill cladding and side-curtain airbags plus SE models get a chromed grille with black inserts.
2009 Dodge Charger
The 2009 Dodge Charger is a good-looking sedan that delivers outstanding performance.
2008 Dodge Charger
2007 Dodge Charger
With a name and style reminiscent of Dodge's iconic muscle car of the 1960s and 1970s, the 2007 Dodge Charger is an appealing, four-door luxury sports sedan.
2006 Dodge Charger
The revamped 2006 Dodge Charger is a classic that was immortalized by The Dukes of Hazzard and features one distinct difference: it is now a four-door sedan, rather than a two-door coupe.


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The next generation of Adobe® AIR® on the BlackBerry® PlayBook™ tablet has arrived! With the availability of a new Adobe® AIR® 2.7 runtime, developers will have full support for Adobe® Flex and Adobe® ActionScript on the BlackBerry PlayBook tablet. The new Adobe AIR runtime is now available for free to BlackBerry PlayBook tablet owners, who can download it over Wi-Fi® using the "Check for Updates" option on the device.
Adobe AIR 2.7 is designed to let you leverage your work across multiple platforms, devices and form factors. According to Adobe (based on April 2011 Evans research data), over 3 million developers currently use Adobe AIR and Adobe® Flash products. The technology has been enthusiastically adopted by BlackBerry PlayBook tablet developers.
For developers using the latest 4.5 version of Adobe® Flash Builder®, several steps previously required for BlackBerry PlayBook tablet compatibility are no longer needed. Plus, Research In Motion® (RIM®) has updated the plug-in for Adobe Flash Builder and designed it to make it even easier to develop for the BlackBerry PlayBook tablet. Also, Adobe has integrated this plug-in into their Adobe Flash Builder 4.5.1 update, meaning that all Adobe Flash Builder 4.5 developers will now see the BlackBerry PlayBook tablet as a targetable device. Developers still need to download the BlackBerry® Tablet OS SDK for Adobe AIR from BlackBerry Developer Zone, and the new SDK requires developers to have Adobe AIR 2.6 or later.
Have you checked out these BlackBerry PlayBook tablet apps developed using Adobe AIR – Doodle Blast, Poynt™ and Blaq? It's amazing what developers are doing with these tools, this device and its powerhouse OS. Download the new updates today and start working on your own amazing app!
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You can now #buy through social media -- but do you really want to?
If you're one of the hundreds of millions of regular Twitter or Facebook users, you're used to seeing ads mixed in among the updates from random acquaintances and links to funny cat videos -- and you probably ignore most of them. But imagine if one of them really catches your eye and you could purchase the touted product simply by writing "#buy." No fussing with digital shopping carts, no finding the right size or color, just true one-click buying.
That's the kind of online shopping envisioned by Chirpify, a Portland, Ore.-based company that last year introduced in-stream payment. Earlier this year, American Express hopped on the in-stream payment bandwagon with its Sync program; cardholders who connect their AmEx cards to their social media accounts get offers for products that they can buy instantly, with one tweet or post.
But it's worth pausing before you hit "Enter." Instant gratification raises the specter of overspending. And a public record of your purchases comes with its own dangers.
How it really works
There's no arguing that in-stream purchasing is convenient. According to Chirpify CEO Chris Teso, most first-time Chirpify customers sign on at Chirpify.com when they respond to an ad or promotion from a company or group they already follow, such as Adidas or the Portland Trail Blazers. They go through a one-time enrollment process to connect their social media accounts to either a credit card or a bank account, put their mailing address on file, and ideally include purchasing preferences such as shoe and shirt sizes that make future transactions completely seamless.
From then on, when they see an offer
they like, they only have to respond with certain words or hashtags right in
Facebook, Twitter or Instagram. After that, the transaction happens
automatically. The response instantly registers as a purchase, the customer's
credit card is charged, and the item is processed and shipped.
That's how it's worked for Jason Lander, a software developer in Portland, Ore., who's an avid social media user. He used to avoid social media ads, knowing that clicking a link would take him to a website where he'd have to create a new account and fumble among pages to find the right item. "But the fact that I know I can type the word 'buy' and click 'post,' it's almost unbelievable," he says. Lander has used Chirpify several times now to buy a range of products, from shoes to artwork to books. "The first couple times I did it I didn't believe it would work." But it did. And it was so easy, he says, "I would liken it to magic." He even got a digital receipt at the end of each transaction.
American Express's Sync program works in much the same way as Chirpify. "It's super simple," emailed Bradley Minor, vice president of digital communications strategy for American Express, in response to interview questions. "Card members sync their eligible cards at sync.americanexpress.com/twitter and tweet special hashtags to buy products from top brands. We send an @reply asking them to confirm their purchase. Once they do that, we then send a confirmation tweet and email, and the product is shipped."
The technology even allows social media users to easily donate to charities. Chirpify just partnered with Greater Giving, a company that helps nonprofits raise money. Now feel-good groups such as animal hospitals and schools can create social media campaigns, and followers can give money simply by replying "donate." Chirpify's already partnered with MasterCard to run the Stand Up to Cancer campaign. "If you tweet #dogood with a dollar amount, you'll have just made a donation," says Teso.
When customers can buy products seamlessly in their social media stream, marketers rejoice; it's the perfect way to reduce the distance between point A (seeing something you like) and point B (actually buying it), or in other words, to "convert advertising."
There are benefits for regular folks, too. "What we hear all the time is that consumers want more convenience," explains Teso. "The reason you're in Facebook or another social media platform is that conversation. So with Chirpify, all you have to do is reply or comment. It doesn't take any time or take your attention away."
What's not to love?
But that's precisely the problem, say credit experts. A number of studies have shown that people spend more freely when they use credit than when they use cash. The physical constraints imposed by cash help consumers stick to a budget. Removing even more barriers presumably increases the danger of over-indulging.
"When it comes to this instant payment method, I do believe it inevitably ends in buyer's remorse, because a shopper has no time to really think out the purchase decision and can make impulse purchases much more easily," says consumer finance expert Andrea Woroch. Seamless and simple purchasing, she suggests, can "lead to lots of unnecessary spending and devastating debt."
When it comes to this instant payment method, I do believe it inevitably ends in buyer's remorse, because a shopper has no time to really think out the purchase decision and can make impulse purchases much more easily.
Andrea Woroch
Consumer finance expert
Privacy is another thing to think about. Besides the possible embarrassment of having your friends know about those Miley Cyrus tickets you bought, you may have other reasons for keeping at least some purchases private. If nothing else, you don't want potential criminals knowing all the loot that awaits them if they break into your home.
Lander says he lives a very public life online and doesn't worry about privacy, but he could see it being an issue for others. "Or if there was something I wanted to purchase and didn't want the whole world to know about ... I'd imagine I wouldn't purchase it this way."
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Virtual crime is also a consideration. Anyone who's ever seen a friend's Facebook page bizarrely barking about nutraceuticals or witnessed Burger King's Twitter account turned into a McDonald's feed might pause when they consider the prevalence of social media hacking. Connecting your Twitter and Facebook accounts to your banking or credit card info seems like a disaster waiting to happen.
Both Sync and Chirpify promise that high-tech security is in place to protect your data, and both try to make it difficult for a hacker posing as you to tweet "buy." "First, we always send a real-time purchase confirmation to the card member's email address on file," says AmEx's Minor. "Second, products can only be shipped to the card member's address on file. And, finally, all products are fully refundable and shipping is free of charge."
Because of those safeguards, accidental purchases are also uncommon, says Teso. "We expected more of 'I didn't mean to buy that, that was a mistake.' There just simply hasn't been that. You're well aware that if you make certain comments that will trigger a transaction."
The inescapable future
Whether in-stream instant purchasing sounds scintillating or scary may depend on your trust in technology, and your own willpower. But it may be inescapable. Chirpify's member base is currently growing 25 percent a month, and the company plans to enable its technology on other social media platforms. It's also extending its reach by creating advertising that appears offline -- on billboards, TV or the Jumbotron at an NBA game -- and directs consumers to Twitter and Facebook to redeem special offers.
Some industry watchers predict that within a few years, these kinds of social media transactions will increasingly take the place of the traditional online shopping experience. Lander, the Chirpify customer, hopes so. "I feel that these days most shopping cart experiences are horrible -- all the account creation, the promo code that didn't work, that kind of thing. If I buy 10 different pairs of shoes from 10 different companies, I don't want an account on all their websites. It's too much data out there. So having a central place [to store that], a social feed, I think is brilliant."
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. – Hanging up the chest protector and mask after 15 years and over 900 games in professional baseball including time in Major League Baseball with the Kansas City Royals, the Chicago White Sox and Colorado Rockies, Paul Phillips joins the Lipscomb baseball staff as assistant coach as announced by head coach Jeff Forehand on Wednesday.
"The amount of knowledge and experience that Paul is going to bring to our team after 15 years in professional baseball and parts of seven seasons in the big leagues is huge," said Forehand. "It will be a tremendous asset to not only our catchers but our pitchers and hitters as well. He's going to be a great addition to our staff."
The veteran backstop is set to join the Bisons staff after the Pacific Coast League season wraps up with the Las Vegas 51's
"I'm really excited to start a new chapter in my life after 15 years of pro ball," said Phillips. "Being able to stay at home with my family more so than I am now, being able to be in Nashville full time and being at Lipscomb is something that I've waited for, for a long time."
Having been a part of the Blue Jays, Indians, Rockies, White Sox and Royals organizations over the course of his career, Philips was a ninth round draft pick by Kansas City, eight slots ahead of New York Yankee Mark Teixeira.
"I've always wanted to coach when I was finished playing, I just didn't know whether it would be managing in pro ball or coaching in college. After talking with Jeff, it was a no brainer for me.
"I could see his passion for the game and his passion for the kids. I love the game of baseball but my body doesn't love me for playing it this long. As much as I love it, I could hear how much Jeff loves it and loves what he is doing, and that fired me up to want to come to Lipscomb."
Already a resident of Nashville, Phillips was drafted after one season at Alabama where he played alongside his cousin, Andy Phillips, who spent parts of eight seasons in the majors.
Phillips replaces Chris Collins, who left the LU program in June to take a position with the Fellowship of Christian Athletes.


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Full TitleClinical and Biological Predictors of Chemotherapy Toxicity in Older Adults
Chemotherapy may be associated with side effects, such as low blood counts. For this reason, some doctors may be reluctant to give the same chemotherapy to elderly patients that they give to younger patients because they may not be able to tolerate the side effects, particularly elderly patients with other health problems.
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Steven Pasquale Talks About New Show 'Do No Harm'
Steven Pasquale, known for acting in "Rescue Me" and "Six Feet Under," takes the lead role in NBC's new prime time drama "Do No Harm," which premieres Thursday night. He sits down with WSJ's Kelsey Hubbard to talk about the "two" characters he plays.
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