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Motorola Mobility announced to launch it's latest XT531 Android smartphone which they claim is a budget-friendly smartphone. The smartphone will be released in China.
The XT531 runs on Android 2.3 Gingerbread featuring a 800MHz chipset and 512 onboard memory. It has a 5MP camera with built in flash and auto focus. It also has a front VGA camera for video calls and online chat.
In the current run in the dominating tablet industry, it is really hard to keep up. I reckon HP has realized this fact pretty quickly.
HP recently released its HP touchpad, a tablet computer which featured HP's WebOS 3.0 operating system. Unfortunately, contrary to what HP had hoped, the device had not been able to garner a lot of success because of its competitors such as the iPad 2 and Motorola Xoom.
It would be biased to call the Motorola Atrix 4G an ordinary smartphone. The Motorola Atrix 4G is a smartphone, laptop, multimedia center and in-car-GPS system! This makes it the most flexible smartphone ever.
Even if you do not take into account the laptop feature, the multimedia dock or the GPS car dock that enables hands-free calling and Google Voice Search GPS instructions, you would be satisfied with the Motorola's full-featured Atrix 4G running on the fast AT&T network.


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Max Harry Weil, a physician who helped found the specialty of critical care medicine and elucidate strategies for treating the sickest hospitalized patients, died July 29 at his home in Rancho Mirage, Calif. He was 84 and had prostate cancer.
Dr. Weil spent most of his professional career at the University of Southern California, in Los Angeles, where he was on the faculty from 1958 to 1981. He later moved his research organization, the Institute of Critical Care Medicine, to Palm Springs, Calif., and more recently to Rancho Mirage.
Dr. Weil's work in the hospital and laboratory contributed to a long list of insights that led to the dramatic improvement in survival of people with severe infections, congestive heart failure and trauma. He also helped understand, refine and popularize cardiopulmonary resuscitation.
Among the now-standard features of hospital medicine he helped create are the intensive care unit; the rolling "crash cart" that brings resuscitation equipment to a person's bedside; the "stat lab," which provides lab results in minutes; the measurement of lactic acid in the blood as a way of determining whether organs are getting enough oxygen; and the computerized monitoring of critically ill patients.
"He had an amazing influence on patient care in the United States," said Henry Masur, chief of critical care medicine at the National Institutes of Health.
Dr. Weil is also thought to have coined the term "critical care" to describe the suite of expertise and equipment required to save patients in grave condition.
One of his most vital insights was the need for a unit that had only critically ill patients and people specially trained to take care of them — a team that goes well beyond the physician, including specially trained nurses and pharmacologists.
"He was among the first to recognize there was something special about these patients," said Clifford S. Deutschman, a physician at the University of Pennsylvania medical school and president-elect of the Society of Critical Care Medicine. "More than anybody, he recognized this required a medical model different from anything anybody had ever seen."
In the late 1950s and '60s, Dr. Weil was part of a small group physicians who realized that patients with dangerously low blood pressure — a condition known in medicine as "shock" — had high mortality rates. Among the reasons they didn't survive is that shock has many causes, and physicians are often unsure what to do.
Shock kills because there isn't enough blood flowing to organs to deliver oxygen and carry away carbon dioxide and waste products. It can be caused by overwhelming bacterial infection, bleeding, hormonal calamities or severe heart damage. It is treated with infusions of intravenous fluids, drugs that constrict blood vessels or make the heart pump harder, as well as treatments aimed at the underlying problem.
Dr. Weil's investigation of shock in patients and lab animals, as well as associated physiological events, helped lead to better treatments.
Dr. Weil opened a "shock ward" with four beds in 1958. It became the precursor of the ICU, where teamwork involving physicians, nurses, pharmacologists, respiratory technicians and specialist consultants is the order of the day.
Other pioneers of critical care doing similar work were William Shoemaker, a surgeon at the University of California at Los Angeles, and Peter Safar, an anesthesiologist at the University of Pittsburgh. Notably, none of the three doctors came from the same specialty — evidence that the problem of shock was present in a variety of patients.
Max Harry Weil was born in Baden, Switzerland, on Feb. 9, 1927. His parents were German Jews; his father, a businessman, was temporarily working in Switzerland. In 1936, the family emigrated from Stuttgart, Germany, to the United States, settling in New York City.
Dr. Weil attended the Bronx High School of Science and graduated from the University of Michigan in 1948, interrupting his college career to serve as a psychiatric social worker with the U.S. Army Medical Corps in 1946-47.
He received his medical degree from the State University of New York's Downstate campus in Brooklyn in 1952 and trained in internal medicine in Cincinnati and Minneapolis. He received a doctorate in physiology from the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minn., in 1957.
Much of Dr. Weil's early work was done in collaboration with Herbert Shubin, a physician who died in 1975.
Dr. Weil was a founding member of the Society of Critical Care Medicine and served as its first president, from 1970 to 1972. The latest of his more than 500 research papers was published online in April and appears this month in the journal Resuscitation. He held 19 patents, including ones for a mechanical ventilator and devices to measure physiological variables at the bedside.
He married the former Marianne Posner in 1955. They lived apart for many years, and Dr. Weil became the companion of Margery Stone, who died in 2008.
Besides Dr. Weil's wife, of Los Angeles, survivors include two daughters from his marriage, Dr. Susan Weil Adesman of Rose Valley, Pa., an obstetrician-gynecologist, and Carol Weil of Bethesda, a medical ethicist at the National Cancer Institute; and four granddaughters.
In an interview, Susan Weil said her father took his desire to help the ill and injured with him everywhere.
"I can't tell you the number of vacations that got interrupted because he would see an accident on the road and he would pull over," she said. "Sometimes he'd get involved in the care of somebody. Sometimes he'd follow the ambulance. We learned to always carry a book with us because we never knew when we'd be in a hospital waiting room for five hours."

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Yesterday I attended a media lunch for the finance app Zebit, where ABC's Shark Tank's Barbara Corcoran was the keynote. She was funnier, realer, warmer, more brilliant than I'd hoped — and a remarkable storyteller who has a gift for connecting with an audience and individuals.
Interesting tidbits she shared:
- Days before she was scheduled to start taping Shark Tank, producers called to say sorry, they'd gone with another (token) woman for the show. She sat down and wrote a detailed note to producer Mark Burnett explaining why she was the right woman for the show. It worked.
- For the first three seasons of Shark Tank her biggest fear was being heard. If we'd seen the raw footage of the tapings, Corcoran says, we'd have seen her struggling to get a word in against the alpha men to her left and right. She learned to say — like a man, she says — 'Excuse me, I'm not done speaking."
- Growing up, dyslexic Corcoran struggled terribly through school. But since age 9, she had jobs — where she thrived, and soaked up the confidence and compliments that eluded her in academics. Work matters.
- Her working class New Jersey parents didn't have a lot of money, "But they were good at loving," she says. When Corcoran came home crying about her struggles with school work, her mother brushed it off. "Don't worry!," she said. "You have a great imagination."
- Corcoran became a mother at age 46, and today has a 21 year old and 6 year old. Did she think she could have built her empire if she'd started her family earlier and tried to balance it all? "I could not have," she said.
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text: Toyota's Senior Vice President for Automotive Operations Bob Carter says the Japanese automaker, which has long been known for safety, reliability and value, wants to inject a little emotion into its new designs and make cars that 'are fun to drive' and have 'a little more sizzle.' Carter says the FT-1 sports concept car it unveiled at the 2014 Detroit Auto Show is 'our vision of what a tough sports car should look like in the future.' Separately, Carter says the weaker Yen will only have a small impact on margins since 70% of Toyota's cars for the U.S. market are produced in North America. TheStreet's Ruben Ramirez reports from Detroit.


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Old Fashion Butter Pound Cake
Recipe by johnvac52
This is my wife's pound cake recipe and it is the best that I have ever had.
Top Review by KitchenManiac
I can't believe no one has tried this recipe!! It is good!! Rich butter cake!!! If you are looking for something RICH and buttery...this is the cake to try. So easy to make as well. I was a little worried cos no baking soda or powder was needed in the recipe, and I thought I was being smart by adding 1 teaspoon in...NOT needed....I think it would have been fine anyway. Beautiful cake...great colour.. rises well. Can't go wrong!! Try it. I added Classic Buttercream Frosting #10211 by ~Christine~ to top it off. Served plain and it would still be good!! 5 stars for sure!!
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Ingredients Nutrition
- 1⁄2 lb salted butter
- 1 2⁄3 cups sugar
- 5 eggs
- 2 cups all-purpose flour
- 1⁄2 teaspoon salt
- 1 1⁄2 teaspoons vanilla extract
- 1 tablespoon milk
Directions See How It's Made
- Preheat oven to 325 degrees Fahrenheit.
- Grease and flour a 9x5 loaf pan.
- With mixer on low speed, cream the butter until soft; slowly add sugar while mixer is running.
- Once all the sugar has been added, beat until the mixture is fluffy.
- Slowly add eggs, one at a time, mixing each egg well into the creamed mixture.
- Add the flour and salt, mix until smooth.
- Add vanilla extract and milk; mix until smooth.
- Pour into the loaf pan.
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This is an unusual fly swatter, it a higher quality way to chase the little buggers. Made of handcrafted hardwood with a durable leather swatter. A fun gift for a person who has everything or who lives somewhere with a fly problem.
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Chat with Sean Adams
Welcome to HornsNation! On Friday, writer Sean Adams stops by to chat about the Longhorns and everything else Texas.
Adams joined ESPN.com in 2012 after covering the University of Texas and national college football since 2001, most recently for Rivals. Each afternoon he hosts the top-rated show "The Adams Theory" on 104.9 The Horn - ESPN Austin. Email him at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Send your questions now and join Adams Friday at noon ET/11 a.m. CT!
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Sean is running a little late. We'll get started soon. Keep sending in your questions.
Homer (Michigan)
I am predicting a Big Game from our Defense. How do you think our defense will fair?
Sean Adams, HornsNation (12:20 PM)
I think the defense will play very well. Oklahoma State has issues on the offensive line and if Texas can get pressure with the front four and not have to blitz, the Texas defense will play well. I agree with you on the big game.
Shawn (West Orange, NJ)
I'm so worried about this game - especially given the fact that Hicks and Fera won't be playing. OSU is a good team and more so at home. How are the issues at LB going to be addressed? What do you think the final score will be - or at the bare minimum, who wins?
Sean Adams, HornsNation (12:24 PM)
At its core this is still a game where the Texas defense is playing against a redshirt freshmen quarterback that lost his job to a true freshmen and an offensive line that has issues. I think Texas will win the game. Texas will play nickel a good piece of the game and will get run integrity because Vacarro will be the back near the LOS. If I could shake the history of Texas getting down in Stillwater I would feel much better about this game. BUT, Texas wins.
jared (austin)
i love mack brown as much as anyone and think he's done an amazing job as our coach, so is it wrong that i feel a little disappointed that we dont have at least 2 national champs? its being a little greedy yes but i can't help with the talent we've had over the years we should have at least 2
Sean Adams, HornsNation (12:27 PM)
I understand that but he has one and played for another. The 2009 game against Alabama was a game that many people think they win if Colt McCoy does not get hurt. A lot of coaches have dealt with winning one and didn't get two. They are so hard to come by. Bobby Bowden finally got one in 1993, lost to Tennessee in 98 but finally won a second in 99 when they beat Michael Vick and VT. Mack Brown will have a shot to win another one.
Sean Adams, HornsNation (12:30 PM)
It all depends on the middle of the offensive line and the ability of David Ash to keep the OSU defense honest. Texas needs Brown to be a stud in this game and Texas will have a hard time winning if he cannot get over 130 yards. Texas needs to run for 250 yards in this game. I know that sounds like a lot but it is keeping the OSU offense off the field but also about keep the crows out of it.
Shawn (West Orange, NJ)
Should we be worried about the current state of recruiting? A'Shawn Robinson might bounce. We don't have that one final receiver. Benenoch and Billings aren't locks. What is going on?
Sean Adams, HornsNation (12:33 PM)
There are a lot of big time programs recruiting the state of Texas and because of the offer patterns and timing Texas has used, they have their work cut out for them. Recruiting patterns continue to evolve and Texas will have to evolve with them. Yes, even Texas.
Ben (Wichita Falls, Tx)
with the Hicks injury, which of the young Texas LBs would you pick to have a "wow" moment (or coming out party) at Okie St.?
Sean Adams, HornsNation (12:34 PM)
It is set up perfectly for Dimarco Cobbs to have a coming out party and they need his athleticism and his speed to make plays. With Vicarro spending more time near the LOS, Texas needs Cobbs to be a star.
Matt (Dallas)
Hey sean what do you think about the texas run game coming in to this weeks game?
Sean Adams, HornsNation (12:40 PM)
I love the running game and feel that the game with Ole Miss and Texas' ability to pass the ball better will only help. Again, and I know I sound like a broken record but it will all come down to the middle of the offensive line. Texas needs to top 200 yards rushing in this game and they should be fine.
Kahn Souphanousinphone (lay ocean)
shot in the dark which current longhorn do you see having the best pro career
Sean Adams, HornsNation (12:42 PM)
Vacarro can have a very long career. He has a great feel for the game, will be okay in coverage and can support the run lik a linebacker. As long as he tackles well and changes his game to tackles and not crushing blows that hurt him as well, he will play for a long time.
Kevin J (FL)
Do you see Texas making it to a BCS bowl game and what games do you see them having trouble with throughout the season?
Sean Adams, HornsNation (12:45 PM)
I picked 10 - 2 before the season started and could not say which two they would lose. I've adjusted my thoughts on Oklahoma (down) and Kansas State (up). Kansas State on the road Dec 1st, Oklahoma in Dallas and surprisingly Baylor the week after (a trap game) are the toughest games along with hosting West Virginia. The conference is still wide open.
Malcolm Williams (Tyler, TX)
If Ash has a big game, will he finally get his name in the Heisman conversation? if not, then what about WV too?
Sean Adams, HornsNation (12:48 PM)
That's the same question as if we will know Texas is back if they beat Oklahoma State. They are still a team that is not ranked in one of the polls. WV (assuming they get by Baylor) will be a Top 10 team with a big time offense. That would be the announcement but Texas would win by controlling the ball and running ball. Don't think Ash will be in that conversation.
Mikey (MO)
Hey Sean, who's the surprise performer of this week for the Longhorns?
Sean Adams, HornsNation (12:50 PM)
Johnathan Gray will get more carries this week and will perform. For some reason, I think Adrian Phillips will have a good game as well.
Mikey (MO)
Sean, it seems like O-Line depth, which was a major concern entering the season, hasn't been brought up as much as an issue. Do you think the depth is really coming together as a result of coaching, or is the issue still there at certain positions?
Sean Adams, HornsNation (12:52 PM)
That question will be answered this week. They have not played a great defensive line and while OSU's defensive line is not great, it is better than either of the three they have played. The depth has been good but they will get better as the year goes on.
Kevin (Reno, NV)
Who would you consider must recruits for Texas BB in 2013?
Jared (Chicago)
If Texas runs the gauntlet and beats OSU, WVU, and OU, how far up the rankings do you think we move?
Sean Adams, HornsNation (12:56 PM)
If Texas runs those three along with what will take place around the country, Texas will be in the Top 5. That's a strong 'if' though. When I predicted 10 - 2 beofre the season started I thought they would lose one of those three and one other one. If they win those three, they could run the table and be in really big conversations a year earlier than most thought.
Sean Adams, HornsNation (12:57 PM)
Thanks, everyone. I'll be back again next Friday to chat before the Longhorns take on West Virginia.
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text: It's the end of an era. In 2005 Dallas had one of the greatest drafts in team history. Not only did the draft bring us future Hall of Famer DeMarcus Ware, it also brought fellow defensive linemen Marcus Spears, Chris Canty and Jay Ratliff. The following draft brought us another future Pro-Bowler in Jason Hatcher. That group formed the core of Dallas' defensive line for the next eight years. With Ware going to Denver and Hatcher signing with hated Washignton, that core group is gone now. Which makes it a fitting time to look at a meme that has been occurring more and more frequently around these parts; the idea that Dallas does not devote enough draft picks to the defensive line. To begin with, that's a difficult thing to qualify. With the increase in "flexible" defenses that switch between the 3-4 and the 4-3, it's hard to know what exactly constitutes a defensive lineman as opposed to a linebacker. For this exercise I'm going to say that a linebacker who moves down to DE on passing downs qualifies as a defensive lineman. So has Dallas invested adequately in its defensive line? Let's look at what the numbers say. link/http://www.bloggingtheboys.com/2014...llas-cowboys-drafted-enough-defensive-linemen


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The stem-and-leaf display of Exercise 3.16 uses only four stems. Construct a stem-and-leaf display for these data using repeated stems 1H, 2L, 2H 4L. For example, the first observation, 29, would have a stem of 2 and a leaf of 9. It would be entered into the display for the stem 2H, because it is a "high" 2—that is, it has a leaf that is on the high end (5, 6, 7, 8, 9).
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Classic BLT Sandwich
Recipe by Stacky5
This is a sandwich that I crave a lot. I am just posting it because I couldn't find it posted already on the Zaar...I couldn't believe that! My ex-DH wondered how I make these, so I decided to post it and send him the recipe. Nothing fancy -- just the real, simple, unabridged version. UPDATE: After reading Peg629's review, I have tried it that way, with one slice of toast spread with yellow mustard, and I must say it really, really makes an exceptional BLT! Such a subtle difference, yet genuinely makes a superior BLT, in my opinion! (Thank you Peg629 for that awesome suggestion!)
Top Review by Sooz Cooks
Made this for dinner using Chef #67103 's Recipe #208501 and of course, this classic sandwich is DELICIOUS! Next time I think I'll try the suggestion of mustard on one slice of the bread! Stacky.... you will ge greatly missed!!!
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Ingredients Nutrition
- 1⁄2 lb bacon (approx. 12 slices)
- 8 slices white bread
- 8 leaves iceberg lettuce, fresh and full
- 8 slices of ripened tomatoes
- 8 tablespoons Hellmann's mayonnaise
Directions See How It's Made
- Cook bacon until crispy, then drain on paper towels.
- Toast the 8 slices of bread.
- Spread 1 tablespoon mayo on each slice of toasted bread. (More or less, to taste).
- Add 1 slice of lettuce to 4 pieces of mayo-spreaded toast.
- Add 2 slices of tomato on top of lettuce.
- Arrange 3 slices of bacon evenly on top of tomato. (Break bacon slices in half to fit, if needed.).
- Add 1 slice of lettuce on top of bacon.
- Put the remaining 4 pieces of mayo-spreaded toast on top to finish the sandwiches.
- Enjoy!
- NOTE: I also like to butter the toast slices before adding the mayo -- higher in fat, but tastier, in my opinion!


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The internal combustion engine has been under attack for more than four decades - it's under fire for consuming a large portion of a limited resource (fossil fuels) and contributing to greenhouse gas emissions and related health issues.
Modern emission and consumption regulations have resulted in a vastly different engine in 2010 than existed only 10 years ago, but pending legislation regarding both fuel economy and emissions will make it even more difficult for IC engines.
This will mean more hybrids and a fresh push for plug-in hybrids and pure electric vehicles. The biggest hurdle facing both is batteries.
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The bulky and heavy nickel-metal hydride units in current hybrids are being replaced by lighter, longer-lasting lithium-ion units that pack more punch per pound as the next generation of hybrids reach the market. Lithium-ion batteries developed by a Nissan-Panasonic partnership will serve as the power source for the Nissan Leaf, which promises to be the first pure electric vehicle from a major manufacturer to reach the market, starting in some fleets next year.
The next advance appears to be lithium-polymer batteries, which promise further weight and size reduction in conjunction with increased power and longevity. LG Chem of South Korea says they are also less expensive to produce. It has developed lithium-ion batteries for current Hyundai and Kia vehicles and lithium-polymer batteries for upcoming Hyundai Sonata and Kia Magentis hybrids. LG Chem will also supply batteries for the Chevrolet Volt, GM's plug-in electric promised for late this year; it will open a plant in Michigan to produce battery packs.
The problem with electric vehicles remains range. The Leaf promises up to 150 kilometres on a full charge. Use accessories or drive in cold weather and that range will shorten considerably. The Volt will use a tiny IC engine to recharge the battery pack to provide an extended range.
Hydrogen fuel cell vehicles are widely believed to be the ultimate solution, but the problem there is major - the lack of infrastructure. It will be possible to develop hydrogen refuelling stations in high-density areas, but it is highly unlikely we will see them outside major population centres or traffic corridors for decades to come.
That leads us back to the good old internal combustion engine as either the primary or secondary (in hybrids) source for motivation for many more years.
But how will this be possible with pending emission and economy regulations that call for the fuel efficiency of cars, SUVs and light trucks to improve by an average of more than 4 per cent every year from 2012 through 2016, with even greater cuts for the next period until 2020? That compares to the average of a 1.6 per cent improvement in the decades from 1987 to 2006. Those new rules are the chief reason for the big emphasis on hybrids and fuel cells.
But the short- to medium-term solution remains the IC engine and innovation, investment, research and development. Changes made to the IC engine to date have resulted in a phenomenal reduction in emissions and improvement in mileage. The trick is squeezing more energy out of each drop of fuel, leaving less behind to emerge as harmful emissions.
Thanks to advances in electronics and cleaner fuel, today's engines produce more power from less fuel and produce fewer emissions in the process. Continued pursuit of more complete combustion, in particular the control of the fuel-air mixture and how it is presented for combustion, has led to direct injection, which has started to replace conventional injection. Once again, the mantra is more power and fewer emissions from a given amount of fuel.
Cylinder deactivation, variable valve timing and the growing number of gears in transmissions, have all contributed to recent advances. We will see more advances in and use of forced induction - superchargers and turbochargers.
The next big step will likely be some form of homogeneous combustion ignition that replicates how diesel engines work - compress the fuel-air mixture to the point it self-ignites due to the heat produced.
The most efficient gasoline engines in wide use today convert only 25 per cent of the energy in a unit of fuel to power. More than half of that lost energy is heat, half out the exhaust system and the other half through the engine itself. Friction is a major issue along with the usual culprits - rolling and aerodynamic resistance. These are the areas where scientists and engineers are hard at work.
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So explain this The President announced yesterday that the Department of Interior is sending swat teams to inspect all oil rigs in the Gulf of Mexico.
What in the hell is going on?
Is the White House about to manufacture a crisis over an oil spill with the ultimate aim of seizing all the oil rigs in the Gulf? Swat teams are under the domain of law enforcement agencies, what do they know about drilling activities?
Do they suspect that this is an act of eco- terrorism? Consider who would benefit politically from an oil spill in the Gulf the environmental left.
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These aren't SWAT teams like police SWAT like people are speculating. These are a group of specialized disaster response engineers (hat tip HotAir).
... Because he is sending swat teams! They aren't the same S.W.A.T. teams that P.D.s send in a hostage or raid situation. It just a nickname they stole because they are the badasses in helicopters within their line of work.
Al Gore called for civil disobedience the day before earth day. It sounds like ELF got the message.
Canada proves my point. People have gut instincts. They know things without being able to logically explain how they know them. If a poll were taken within hours of the 'accident' (before the MSM had a chance to spin anything), how would the people have responded? Terrorism, domestic terrorism, or accident. My guess is domestic terrorism would have won.
>Swat teams are under the domain of law enforcement agencies, what do they know about drilling activities?<
About as much as Algore knows about climatology. But he does get away with fraud, doesn't he?


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text: How wireless technology is aiding terrorists27 Oct 2016 04:38 PM Terrorists are using wireless technology to co-ordinate their attacks and monitor the reaction to them, including the public safety response. Dr Dave Sloggett explores how terrorists are becoming increasingly sophisticated in their use of wireless technologies and how they may change their tactics in the futureIt started with three words sent by text. 'We are starting' were the words sent by one of the three attackers at the Bataclan Theatre to Abdelhamid Abaaoud, the co-ordinator of the Paris attacks on 13 November 2015.It signalled the unleashing of the deadliest part of the terror attacks in Paris that night where 89 people would lose their lives and hundreds more would be forever traumatised by the experience in the Bataclan Theatre, where they were attending a rock concert.The message was sent as part of a plan to co-ordinate the attacks that occurred in Paris. They came in three distinct but short phases. The initial attack at Stade de France involved three suicide bombers, and acted as a distraction, drawing armed response teams away from the centre of Paris.The second phase, where gunmen in a car randomly attacked restaurants in the city, and the third phase in the Bataclan Theatre. In total, 130 people died that night in this series of highly co-ordinated and militaristic attacks.New methodsThis form of attack was a new departure for a terrorist group. It signalled the arrival of an on-the-ground co-ordinator whose task was to ensure the attacks were orchestrated like a military manoeuvre.To do that effectively, it is important to reply upon an underlying command and control system. Readily available mobile technologies provided that infrastructure upon which the terrorists could co-ordinate their scheme of manoeuvre across the capital of France.Aside from using mobile technologies as a means of remotely detonating bombs, the most extreme of which was hidden in what is euphemistically known as a 'body cavity', contemporary digital technologies have most often been associated with the recruitment of terrorist sympathisers.Social media has become de rigueur as the means by which terrorist organisations, such as so-called Islamic State, reach out and mobilise supporters across the world.Its videos, which often show scenes that can only be described as horrific and barbaric, are carefully edited and produced by people who clearly grasp the potential of digital media technologies to convey their message to the people they are targeting.In the Vietnam War in the 1970s, it was said that television brought the war into the living rooms of Americans and made it personal. Today's use of digital technologies by terrorists is simply the latest incarnation of that phenomenon.Its latest pronouncement on social media in the wake of the vote on membership of the European Union has applauded the British decision to leave and encouraged their supporters in Europe to mount attacks in Berlin and Brussels – presumably to further heighten the fault lines that are already laid bare by the British decision.Social mediaThis is just the latest of a stream of instructions that have emerged from so-called Islamic State over the past two years. Its use of social media and digital technologies is extensive. Arguably it is a master of this technology, developing narratives and content that are finely tuned to be delivered to individuals over mobile technologies.The first group to appreciate the value of such means of delivery of its message was the Taliban. Its use of mobile networks in Afghanistan to push out their messages and specifically to deliver suicide videos to every mobile subscriber was transformational.Having initially been suspicious of the rapid deployment of mobile phone networks as a means of intelligence collection against their activities, the Taliban rapidly adapted to its potential to deliver its own narrative.It also found ways of locating domestic calls made over open networks by international servicemen based in Afghanistan, using this information to target military families with threats of attacks against schools attended by their children. This had a major impact on standard operating procedures in theatres of conflict, changing the ways in which servicemen could call home.The use of digital technologies in Paris, however, is simply the latest in a series of innovations where terrorist groups have used mobile systems to aid their attack planning and execution. In the Mumbai attacks of 2008, the attackers used satellite phone technologies to enable the co-ordination team in Karachi to speak to the terrorist groups in the ground.In Karachi, the co-ordination team watched television broadcasts from major networks. Anything they saw that they felt would be of interest to the attacks teams on the ground was conveyed directly by voice over the satellite networks.The attack teams on the ground in Mumbai also used a number of applications that were freely available on the internet to help them co-ordinate their attacks, as well as the early forms of navigation systems that existed at the time. What they could do today with applications such as that offered by Google Maps is mind-boggling.Harnessing TwitterIn Nairobi, during the attack on the Westgate Shopping Mall in 2013 where 67 people were to lose their lives, the co-ordinators of the attacks used a series of Twitter accounts to maintain a flow of information about what was going on.As the authorities attempted to close down a specific Twitter feed, another one opened. They attempted to, and arguably succeeded, in dominating the media coverage with mainstream media becoming quickly dependent for news upon what the terrorists were saying, rather than the authorities trying to address the situation.While terrorists appear to have adapted to the potential of using digital technologies, the authorities appear slow in developing their response. Even during the attacks in London in July 2005, the authorities appeared reluctant to switch off the mobile phone network. Arguably, with so many people trying to call home or be contacted by their loved ones, it would have simply added to the chaos that existed at the time.This dilemma appears to have been recognised by terrorist groups. They have moved to consolidate the use of digital technologies in their recruitment, planning and execution of attacks. But what could come next? How might wireless technologies further open up new opportunities for increasing the carnage that arises when terrorists strike?Until now, terrorists have used mobile phone networks to achieve their objectives. With the introduction of 4G and soon 5G services in major cities, the increasing ubiquity of wireless technologies offers new paradigms for terrorists.One is to attack the networks themselves as they are used by the emergency services to mobilise their response to attacks. While the cyber capabilities of terrorist groups appear limited at the moment, it is an area in which we can expect to see rapid developments.With 3G systems, such as the TETRA-based Airwave network in the UK being replaced by 4G services, terrorists might decide that bringing down the network offsets the benefits they gain in real-time co-ordination of an attack. Another is to use the networks to deliver real-time intelligence to the terrorists, which enables them to dynamically plan how to react to the authorities actions.Advent of 5GWith 4G and 5G technologies offering the potential to stream video in real time, terrorists can now readily allow members of the public (so-called citizen journalists) to provide them with a real-time readout of the way their attacks are unfolding and to adjust their plans accordingly to maximise the death toll that results.With the UK Government admitting in the wake of the Paris attacks that terrorists have to now be regarded as being capable of conducting up to 10 synchronised attacks instead of the previous four, the paradigm is changing again. Terrorists with military training know they are engaged in a scheme of manoeuvre.As they conduct an attack, so the authorities respond. As they do so, the terrorists can use the content generated by innocent members of the public as a real-time intelligence feed to direct attacks against the emergency services, increasing the numbers of people that die directly and as a result of not being rescued.Sadly, it appears that as the ubiquity of wireless and mobile technologies increases – our connectivity providing the benefits of what is called the 'Internet of Things'– so those who oppose our way of life seek to use it to undermine the very fabric of our society. It is clear that as far as the use of digital technologies was concerned, events in Paris in November 2015 were the portent of things to come.About the authorDr Dave Sloggett is an independent writer and authority on security intelligence and counter terrorism.James Atkinson EditorLinkedIn |Google + |Email Leave a CommentPlease write code to prove you're humanMore on... 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Here's our advance of tonight's game, focusing on Royce Woolridge's return to his hometown. ... Bud Withers has this Pac-12 notebook column, focusing on the blowback from Cal coach Mike Montgomery's shove of star player Allen Crabbe. Also included at the end of Withers' column is a note about Dexter Kernich-Drew's final foul against Oregon. Ken Bone said on the coaches teleconference yesterday that he believed Kernich-Drew was alone in his belief that WSU was still down by one point, contrary, Withers notes, to what E.J. Singler implied after the game when he said he thought he heard a WSU player yell "foul." Bone joked that maybe a fan yelled it. But to his knowledge, nobody on the floor did. ... CougCenter argues that Royce Woolridge should be moved off the ball next season (though I'd note that he was moved off primary ball-handling duties pretty early in this season). ... Arizona State is trying to break its "closeness" curse, though the Cougars would gladly trade places.
Around the Pac-12 ... Arizona is trying to cure its 2nd-half blues, and wants to defend the 3-point shot as well as it did the first time it played Washington. The Huskies and Wildcats get together again tonight (8 p.m., ESPN2). Washington wants more out of its power forward position. ... UCLA's game against USC on Sunday is a matter of perspective. The Bruins' offense is simpler now and running more smoothly. ... One columnist (and others, elsewhere) thinks Montgomery's shove was out of line. Crabbe just wants the questions to stop. ... Oregon's high-scoring freshman is improving both offensively and defensively.
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at Levi's Stadium
at Pelican Park
at Point Vicente Lighthouse
Mendocino Coast panorama medley
Seeing pink at the Mendocino Headlands
In the cool shade of the banana tree
On the rugged trail toward the balcony
A child of the twentieth century
A dried up Goliath and a weasel named Fee
It was such a special treat seeing Elton John perform last weekend in Las Vegas. Especially this gem that Ellie and I had our first dance to 10 years ago today.
Monarch Butterfly perched on our coffee arabica plant this morning.
One of my favorite shots from the last 5 days of splashing around in Cabo San Lucas with Ellie, celebrating a decade of marriage.
Peach blossom
Earlier today at the Ace Hotel in the historic United Artists building in downtown Los Angeles.
George Clinton
Whale watching at Point Vicente Lighthouse
Farewell Candlestick
The final approach to Candlestick
San Francisco's City Hall
Not bad digs for a war monger.
Neptune Pool at Hearst Castle


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What is JotForm?
JotForm is a free online form builder which helps you create online forms without writing a single line of code. No sign-up required.
At JotForm, we want to make sure that you're getting the online form builder help that you need. Our friendly customer support team is available 24/7.
We believe that if one user has a question, there could be more users who may have the same question. This is why many of our support forum threads are public and available to be searched and viewed. If you'd like help immediately, feel free to search for a similar question, or submit your question or concern.
Image header size in emailAsked by melodicsounds on April 08, 2016 at 01:03 PM
What image size does my header in an email notification should be to fit hotmail & gmail mostly?
That would depend on where the same would be opened (webmail or apps, clients), but most of them should resize your image to make it fit in.
My personal suggestion would be to use an image that is (in terms of maximum size) of the same width as your responses table.Now depending on what you are after and what kind of the image it is (logo, or if it should take the full width), I would suggest going for 320 or 420px width (but this is my personal opinion on the same).The best is however to do few tests. You can do that by using the Test button in your email - the email is then always sent to the email associated to your account.Once you have it just as you like it, you can submit the form itself to see how the actual submission would look as well.


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Weather maps need weather symbols, and until now the only choices for marker icons on Static Maps have been the regular Google Maps pins. Google announced that the "Static Maps API now supports custom marker icons. Just specify the URL of a PNG, GIF, or JPEG icon in the marker definition, and we'll fetch the icon and add it to your map. We'll cache the icons you specify to maintain performance, and even generate shadows for your icons if you wish: markers=icon:http://maps.google.com/mapfiles/kml/shapes/sunny.png|shadow:false. You can use up to 5 different icons on a single map, each of which can be used for multiple markers, so come rain or shine you can always take the weather with you," revealed.
More info: Static Maps v2 API Developer's Guide


text: This patch makes the user supply '--force' in order to import volume groups with missing PVs. brassow TOOLS: Fix inablility to vgimport VGs with missing PVs When there are missing PVs in a volume group, most operations that alter the LVM metadata are disallowed. It turns out that 'vgimport' is one of those disallowed operations. This is bad because it creates a circular dependency. 'vgimport' will complain that the VG is inconsistent and that 'vgreduce --removemissing' must be run. However, 'vgreduce' cannot be run because it has not been imported. Therefore, 'vgimport' must be one of the operations allowed to change the metadata when PVs are missing. Index: lvm2/tools/vgimport.c =================================================================== --- lvm2.orig/tools/vgimport.c +++ lvm2/tools/vgimport.c @@ -68,6 +68,23 @@ int vgimport(struct cmd_context *cmd, in return ECMD_FAILED; } + if (arg_count(cmd, force_ARG)) { + /* + * The volume group cannot be repaired unless it is first + * imported. If we don't allow the user a way to import the + * VG while it is 'partial', then we will have created a + * circular dependency. + * + * The reason we don't just simply set 'handles_missing_pvs' + * by default is that we want to guard against the case + * where the user simply forgot to move one or more disks in + * the VG before running 'vgimport'. + */ + log_print("'--force' supplied. Volume groups with missing PVs" + " will be imported."); + cmd->handles_missing_pvs = 1; + } + return process_each_vg(cmd, argc, argv, READ_FOR_UPDATE | READ_ALLOW_EXPORTED, NULL, Index: lvm2/man/vgimport.8.in =================================================================== --- lvm2.orig/man/vgimport.8.in +++ lvm2/man/vgimport.8.in @@ -20,6 +20,9 @@ See \fBlvm\fP(8) for common options. .TP .BR \-a ", " \-\-all Import all exported Volume Groups. +.TP +.BR \-\-force +Import exported Volume Groups even if there are missing Physical Volumes. .SH SEE ALSO .BR lvm (8), .BR pvscan (8),


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Phone Number: 818-774-1068
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This ad is from Episode X-Games: First Class/Criminal Minecraft.
This ad is a parody of Gandalf.
Summary of Skit
Tired of having everyone snooping through your stuff? Then you need Gandalf's 3-ring binder!
(A kid gets knocked over by another kid, causing the stuff to fly out of the kid's binder.)
Kid: Oh, I wish I had a sturdier notebook!
(Scene goes to the top of a mountain.)
Gandalf: One ring to rule them all, and three rings to bind them. Introducing Gandalf's 3-Ring Binder! Forged at Mount Doom in the fires of the custodian's office, the 3-Ring Binder is perfect for organizing you notes, homework, and magic scrolls. And every time you snap it shut, (The kid sees his 3-Ring Binder turn invisible.) it dissappears!
Teacher: Where's your homework?
Kid: It dissappeared!
Teacher: Likely story.
Gandalf: Plus, once you get a 3-Ring Binder, everyone will want one! From Ringwraiths...
Kid: AAAAAAHHHHHH!
Gandalf: To that creepy kid in science class.
Gollum: Give me my precious!
Kid: AAAAAHHHHHH!
(The kid gets knocked over by a Ringwraith.)
Gandalf: Gandalf's 3-Ring Binder! Look how sturdy it is.
Kid: AAAAAAHHHHHH!
- This segment parodies three-ring binders and The Lord of the Rings.
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Lisa Highton, Publisher of Two Roads
Born and educated in London, I took a quick trip to Australia and stayed for a very long time, only moving back to London in 2005. Living in Australia was an extraordinary experience both personally and professionally. During my time there I worked with Macmillan, Doubleday, HarperCollins and, finally, Hodder & Stoughton, which I joined in 1993. Although I've been an editor for years, I've worked in most aspects of publishing: sales, publicity, educational editing, and both adult and children's publishing. I've also been a freelance journalist and an author. All marvellous experience leading to here and now.
Australia also fed my love of travel and curiosity about other places. Australians travel a lot and read widely so I love books about other places and different experiences. I'm a big fan of American and Australian writing – voice and place led narrative. Interestingly, Two Roads now has a lot of Scottish writers – think if I had a DNA splice it would show a mixture of American Scottish and Australian.
I started Two Roads in 2011 – concentrating on twelve to fifteen books a year – roughly half fiction and non-fiction. Strong narrative led stories, brilliantly written – simple really. This small number allows us to concentrate on publishing books thoroughly and devoting that necessary time and attention. Two Roads is a wonderful opportunity to seek out the best books I can find and to be involved with every aspect of their publishing. Nothing makes me happier than making those connections between an author and readers … I am very lucky.
An interview with Literary Rejections.
Kate Hewson, Non-Fiction Senior Editor
A combination of a love of stories and undiagnosed myopia meant I spent most of my childhood with my nose firmly planted in a book, and – though I do now have glasses – things are much the same today. After studying English at UCL I weaselled my way into an editorial assistant job in non-fiction at Pan Macmillan, where I worked my way up to editor across the Macmillan, Sidgwick & Jackson, Rodale and Boxtree lists. In 2013 I joined Icon Books as commissioning editor, publishing everything from history and politics to humour and business titles.
Which leads me to now! I joined Two Roads as senior non-fiction editor in February 2015, to expand our strong narrative non-fiction list. I have pretty magpie-ish tastes (which is one of the reasons I love working in non-fiction), but put simply I'm looking for those books that drag you in and don't let go – stories that are stranger than fiction, brilliantly written and dying to be told. The books I have the most professional jealousy over include Do No Harm, The Hare with Amber Eyes, The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks, An Astronaut's Guide to Life on Earth and Yes Please, and I'm after similarly unique voices; writers with the gift of communication who can illuminate their subject matter with ease and flair.
Federico Andornino, Assistant Editor
I was born in a tiny village perched on a hill near Torino, north-west Italy, surrounded by dark, silent woods and the imposing shape of the Alps. I decided to shake things up a bit when I was 10 and started travelling with my family in the summer, studying English and exploring places as diverse as the Scottish mining village of Fallin, the quiet suburban town of Woking, and the exciting cities of Edinburgh, Dublin and Vancouver.
I soon fell in love with all things British and moved to London to bring together two of my biggest passions: books and the English language. I studied Publishing at UCL and did work experience at ILA, Granta Books, Harvill Secker and Penguin before moving back to Italy to be a Junior Editor in the Foreign Fiction department of Rizzoli.
I managed to resist the urge to fly back to London for 16 (very rewarding) months before giving in to the desire of being part of the British publishing world again and joining the Two Roads family in January 2013.
Favourite books (Lisa)
Personally, I buy a lot of books for which there never seem to be enough bookshelves. Too many books too little time will be my epitaph when my TBR pile finally falls over and buries me. So here is a (by no means exhaustive) list of just some of the books that I would always make sure I had around me or have read recently and loved (with probably no surprises either)…
Lists are daft things but here goes:
The Great Gatsby, Le Grand Meaulnes, Jane Eyre, Cold Comfort Farm, The Outcasts, Three Men in a Boat, One Day, I Capture the Castle, The Water Babies, Rebecca, Little Women, Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell, Cloud Atlas, Atonement, Prep, Running With Scissors, His Dark Materials, The Book Thief, A Fine Balance, Vanity Fair, Olive Kitteridge, Tinker Tailor, Scoop, The Wasp Factory, March, Room, Across the Nightingale Floor, The Woman in White, Sherlock Holmes, Red Dragon, Crossing to Safety, The Music Room, The Levant Trilogy, The Sense of an Ending, Persepolis, How I Live Now, Restless, Cloudstreet, The Man Who Loved Children, all or most of Nancy Mitford/Nora Ephron/ Raymond Chandler/Graham Greene/ David Sedaris/Grimm's Fairy Tales
Short stories: Saki, Maugham, Chekov, Dahl, Moore, Carter, de Maupassant, Moore to name but a few obvious ones.
Looking for something to read? Try this – The Guardian 100 best novels
Favourite books (Kate)
This is a very non-exhaustive list of the books that would spring into my head if someone asked what they should read next. Apparently I like books with either animals or the word 'castle' in the title.
I Capture the Castle, Moby Dick, Leviathan (Philip Hoare, not Thomas Hobbes), Direct Red, We Have Always Lived in the Castle, Crossing to Safety, They Came Like Sparrows, The Time of Our Singing, The Hare with Amber Eyes, The Painted Veil, His Dark Materials, All Creatures Great and Small, Nothing to Envy, Random Family, The Handmaid's Tale, Into the Wild, Fahrenheit 451, Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, The Bell Jar
Favourite books (Fede)
You know when people ask you "What's you favourite book?" and your mind goes completely blank, as if you didn't even know what a book was? That's exactly what's happening to me while I am writing this. And because most of my books are still back home in Italy I don't even have any sort of visual reference! So please take the following paragraph as a very short introduction to my favourite books..
I believe lists like these should begin with the classics, so here we go (in no particular order)…
Pride & Prejudice, Dante's Divine Comedy, Crime & Punishment, Mrs Dalloway, The Catcher in the Rye, The Great Gatsby,The Master and Margarita, Wuthering Heights, Great Expectations, Sentimental Education, The Red and the Black…
And now, for something more contemporary…
The Art of Fielding, Gone Girl, Cloud Atlas (any David Mitchell novel, really), Harry Potter, Beautiful Ruins, Angelology, Londoners, A Visit from the Goon Squad…
As I said: more to come!


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If there is anything that mobile taught us in 2011, it is the simple fact that mobile matters when there is something in it for the customer.
I like to use "Cuddledown of Maine" as an example, not because I work with them (I never have), but because they offer a really solid reference point for the rest of us to consider.
So let's consider them.
Under what circumstance would mobile help you purchase 400 Thread Count Sateen Meridian Print Bedding? Be honest! And once you identify the circumstances, how many target customers at Cuddledown of Maine meet that criteria?
In 2011, mobile worked when there were significant price discounts offered, or there was some sense of urgency (think eBay).
Keep that in mind as folks tell you that "mobile changes everything" in 2012. What is the problem that mobile solves for your business?


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