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The Heart of the Bering Sea Beats with Discovery
It's hard to get a big smile out of Ken Lowyck, Greenpeace's capable Action Unit Coordinator (and sub pilot) based in Toronto. I snapped the photo to the right and captured Ken's pre-dive excitement last summer on August 1, just minutes before he was launched on the dive to 700 feet in Pribilof Canyon in the Bering Sea that resulted in one of the expedition's most important discoveries. I imagine the modest smile that appeared on his face has returned today as Greenpeace has announced that the tiny, unassuming white sponge he retrieved on that dive was never before documented by Homo sapiens, and may well herald future announcements of other new species from the expedition. The sponge was named Aaptos kanuux, the word "kanuux" being the Aleut word for "heart," in honor of the Bering Sea's canyons, considered to be the heart of the Bering Sea by the region's natives who depend on their font of life to sustain their way of life. It was also the first time the genus Aaptos has ever been documented in the Bering Sea. The painstaking work of analyzing hours and hours of video and hundreds of retrieved samples continues and will likely continue for years, as science soldiers on. I'm certain we can expect more dramatic news as the effort continues.
I was reunited with one of my fellow sub pilots last week when I shared breakfast with John Hocevar, Greenpeace Senior Ocean Specialist. Though the restaurant wasn't pitching and rolling like Esperanza, it felt as though the expedition was very much still underway as we talked, that our collective voyage of discovery was far from its conclusion, and the latest news from John confirmed it. He told me that half of the 14 deep sea corals documented during the expedition were never before seen in the Bering Sea. Nor were two thirds of the 20 or so sponge species documented. And the expedition provided the first record of black coral of any kind and the first record of stony coral (also known as Scleractinians — see the photo below right) in the Bering Sea. NOAA biologist Robert Stone participated in the expedition and co-authored a recent paper with Greenpeace scientist John Hocevar presented the new findings at the Alaska Marine Science Symposium. You can see a copy of the report online.
The expedition was undertaken to collect information needed to inform conservation policies by the North Pacific Fisheries Council. The expedition team documented numerous examples of extensive damage to corals by fishing trawlers, which essentially clearcut the bottom with their nets. It's hard to express the scale of what we observed,nwhich, even in Hi-Def video, can't begin to convey the scale of destruction. It's almost comical to listen to the audio of the tape of one of my dives, where I excitedly radioed to the surface that I've landed at 1,000 feet in some sort of geological relief, a conclusion I drew when I saw what appeared to be a long ridge in front of me. After ascending a few feet to get a better perspective, the horror of what I was looking at set in — I had landed squarely in the middle of a miles-long trawling scar, a scar that left virtually nothing living on the bottom and that left a swath nearly half the size of a New York city block of uplifted sediment…my so-called "ridge."
John also shared with me the challenge he's had in presenting these data at North Pacific Fishery Management Council. In late 2006, they claimed that they didn't have enough data to justify any special designation for the Bering Sea Canyons, areas they prioritized for research at the same meeting. This inspired the 2007 expedition undertaken by Greenpeace, but returning with compelling data, photos and video in hand has done little so far to advance any change in mindset by the Council. Failure to take action to protect natural resource on the basis of too little information is so 20th Century. Surely the best policies err on the side of conserving valuable resources when information about their status is scarce. I'm confident that the compelling results of this expedition will speak loudly on their own and science will guide humanity's hand accordingly.
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The goal of the project is to bring together research teams from the colleges of Engineering, Human Medicine and Natural Science to promote the development of bio-engineering and engineering health sciences.
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The building will facilitate any number of collaborative projects. For example, researchers from various disciplines – including chemical engineering, electrical engineering, physiology and radiology – could come together to work in new areas of research such as tissue engineering, Kempel added.
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A member of the Laterani family was said to have conspired against Emperor Nero, the emperor in retaliation confiscated and redistributed what belonged to the family. The Lateran Palace was among them. In the 4th century, Emperor Constantine, gave the palace to the Roman Catholics.
As it is officially called, Papal Archbasilica of Saints John the Baptist and John the Evangelist in Lateran, was restored from its original look by Pope Sixtus V in the 16th century. He demolished the existing building and made a completely new basilica.
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At present, St John, is the oldest and number one of the main four basilicas in Rome. This is a seat to the bishop of Rome, which is the Pope. But due to the workload, this basilica is run by Cardinal Vicar General for the Diocese of Rome.
Roman Catholics are convinced, this church is the mother of all churches, infact the inscription at the facade reads: Most Holy Lateran Church, of all the churches in the city and the world, the mother and head.
In St John square, stands the largest obelisk in the world, which is brought from the Karnak temple of Thebes in Egypt.
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Caz,Caz wrote:There are many Buddha's but there is only one Buddha Shakyamuni and surely in order for it to considered genuine Buddhadharma and worthy it has a lineage which arises with him as the founder, Even our Tantric lineages arise from Vajradhara who is the enjoyment body.
Where does the lineage of Bon arise from ? The Dark magics of evil doers and powerful forces such as the Naga's this was the original Bon that has been suppressed to an extent but by accounts it does still exist in the outskirts of distant places.
Anything that arises from such things is not worthy of refuge.
I'd like to know your opinion on the appearance and testimony of Buddhas other than Shakyamuni in the Mahayana Sutras. For instance, the Buddha Ancient Treasures appears in the Lotus Sutra, and gives (very brief) teachings. He and Shakyamuni appear together as one, sitting together in a stupa. Is Ancient Treasures an appropriate source of refuge, in your mind? If not, how is he different from Shakyamuni?


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Today, when we visited NYU's Interactive Telecommunications Program spring 2008 show, we were immediately drawn to "Moving Parts," a crazy pinball game that's the brainchild and thesis of physical-interaction designer Daniel Soltis. It's made of real wood, with wooden buttons and plungers, but the board itself is empty, and stays that way. The game you see is merely a projection from above, but man does it feel real.
The experience is so immersive you forget that it's not real—no wonder real pinball is on the endangered-species list. The virtual kind gives you different types of play, four in fact:
• Cooperative, where you have two paddles on your side and one on your partner's side, and you both share a score
• Synchronized, where both sides tap the buttons simultaneously to make the paddles swing fully, so you lose if your partner doesn't help
• Competitive, straight-up pinballin'
• Multiball! You'll see this one at the end of the video, a total clusterfuck with balls flying everywhere
I give Daniel bonus points for cool virtual realism: The actual wooden playing board peaks in the middle, sloping downward. The virtual balls react to this, slowing as they roll uphill to the middle, then speeding up as they roll towards either end.
It was so much fun I almost forgot to ask what the point was. Daniel says that in the age of Wii, it's important to study interaction of players who are not necessarily competitors. Also, he likes to observe how mechanics affect gameplay. We couldn't get Daniel to admit he was merely trying to come up with a great game to sell to bars, but hell if he didn't invent that too. [Moving Parts; ITP]


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There was a NASA proposal back in 2003 to eventually (2040s) send an expedition to Callisto, the outermost Galilean moon of Jupiter, and turn it into a major space base. Details on that in a bit.
A Crazy Idea: Infinite Hydroelectric Power
Callisto is thought to have a subsurface saltwater ocean below the 80-150 km thick crust. If this proves true, and if there are no worthwhile organisms inhabiting this underground worldwide sea, then:
1. Cut a hole through the crust, which might be of low density as the whole world of Callisto is of a lower density than the other Galilean moons;
2. Lower a huge hydroelectric turbine, with power cables and a mount to attach it to the underside of the crust;
3. Turn it on.
The subsurface ocean might be stirred constantly by a tidal-gravity-based combination of Callisto's orbit around Jupiter interacting with the gravity of the other Galilean satellites. It seems logical to place the hydroelectric plant along Callisto's equator or thereabouts to get the maximum effect from being in roughly the same orbital plane as the other satellites and of course Jupiter, taking advantage of age-old currents. I cannot believe the ocean there would be stagnant, but who knows.
1. The subsurface ocean is sure to be corrosive, so the hydroelectric turbine(s) will need constant replacement and repair.
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What would Hillary Rodham Clinton do in Leslie Knope's situation?
When Parks and Recreation returns, the newly elected city councillor of the great city of Pawnee, Ind., may have to turn to her political idol for inspiration in order to deal with navigating the idiosyncrasies of small-town government, the increased responsibilities — seriously, rivers can't clean themselves, people! — and the unexpected stresses that come with her new position. But will Leslie Knope cope or crack?
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"She realizes really soon that it's a lot harder and more confusing than she thought," Amy Poehler tells TVGuide.com. "She's lost her bearings and she doesn't really trust her instincts anymore. She's in a club that she doesn't know the rules of yet and her boyfriend is many, many miles away in Washington, D.C."
Since the beginning of the NBC comedy, Leslie Knope has been foolishly optimistic about how to get things done in small-town government. (The original proposed park is still an empty lot! Well, at least it's no longer a pit.) Fresh off her successes with the Harvest Festival and the election, the wide-eyed city councillor will struggle with the bureaucracy of bigger government.
"Leslie learns that even the smallest, most innocuous bills take a really long time and have a lot of people who fight against them for really ridiculous reasons," Poehler says. It won't help either that Season 5 will also introduce a new nemesis for Leslie, Councilman Jamm (comedian Jon Glaser). "She starts running up against the inner politics of City Council, the different councilmen and the different weird little laws and things that keep her from getting to do what she wants."
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As if that weren't hard enough for the usually chipper public servant, Leslie's trip to visit Ben (Adam Scott) in Washington, D.C., will depress her further. "Leslie has to come off of winning this big election and then going to Washington, D.C., and realizing how small her town is and how small she feels when she plays with the big dogs," Poehler says, noting that in comparison, Ben and his new intern April (Aubrey Plaza) are "big shots" now in D.C. And when they take her to a party attended by real-life U.S. Senators John McCain, Barbara Boxer and Olympia Snowe, Leslie "gets tongue-tied around all of them," Poehler reports. Definitely not something that normally happens to the great Leslie Knope.
But she'll return to Pawnee a changed woman, trying to figure out how to balance her old job at the Parks Department with the difficulties of being in office. "She's going to have to start to figure out now that she has a tiny amount of power — what does she want to do with it?" Poehler says.
But Knope will persevere throughout, thanks to the help of boyfriend Ben and Skype. "They don't like the distance," she says says. "It's not easy for either one of them." Prepare to avert your eyes because Leslie will take advantage of the video chatting to soothe her spirits — if you know what we mean.
And really, even though Leslie's dealing with the burdens of her job and heartache, at least she'll always have waffles. Knope, not all is lost.
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A study just published in the New England Journal of Medicine says abnormalities in brain layers seem to form early in the development of children with autism.
A small exploratory study of the brains of children who have autism has shown that some abnormalities appear to form early in fetal development. The differences are seen in certain brain layers. The research, led by Eric Courchesne and Rich Stoner from the University of California San Diego Autism Center of Excellence, is published in the March 27 New England Journal of Medicine. They analyzed brain tissue of children ages 2 to 15 who had died, including both those with and those without autism. By examining gene expression in the brain tissue, they were able to locate abnormal neurons in some of the brain layers. "While autism is generally considered a developmental brain disorder, research has not identified a consistent or causative lesion," Dr. Thomas R. Insel, director of the National Institute of Mental Health, noted in a written statement. "If this new report of disorganized architecture in the brains of some children with autism is replicated, we can presume this reflects a process occurring long before birth. This reinforces the importance of early identification and intervention." In background information, the researchers explained that during brain development, neurons within the cortex form six layers, each with different types of cells and connection patterns. The researchers looked at cellular markers and found them absent in 91 percent of the samples taken from children who had had autism. That was true of only 9 percent of the other samples. The difference was found in focal patches encompassing multiple layers of the cortex in both the frontal and temporal lobes, they said. Those are the parts of the brain that control social and emotional communication and language functions. "Considering that disturbances in these types of behaviors are hallmarks of autism," the NIMH summary said, "the researchers conclude that the specific locations of the patches may underlie the expression and severity of various symptoms in a child with the disorder." "Each patient's constellation of symptoms may depend strongly on where the patches occur and how many of them there are," Stoner told Reuters Health. "I'm hoping (the new findings) are going to drive more research in this area so we can figure out what these are and figure out what the cells are like in these regions, and start to integrate this with some of the genetic findings," Stoner added. Early diagnosis and treatment has been shown to help. The researchers theorize that such improvement may occur because the defect does occur in patches, which means there is normal brain tissue in between. With treatment, the other parts of the developing brain may create new connections that allow the child to "sidestep" some of the challenges associated with autism. NIMH helped fund the study.%3Cimg%20src%3D%22http%3A//beacon.deseretconnect.com/beacon.gif%3Fcid%3D157071%26pid%3D46%22%20/%3E


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The old adage "sell in May and go away" revolves around the belief that the markets experience higher growth from November to April. This idea is not merely superstition – research shows that summer months underperform in more than 35 developed and emerging markets by an average of 10%.
As we mentioned previously, the rush for investors to sell in May and buy in November is the result of one of the greatest myths in investing. So even with the summer months upon us and the Japanese market pullback, I still think it wise to stay invested.
The fact that the U.S. market rallied in the face of the Nikkei meltdown and in a seasonally weak period is telling. One should consider reinvesting cash or dividend income if markets fall another percent or two in the next few weeks.


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A heap is a container supporting the insertion of elements and the extraction of the minimum element. This library models the implementation of asymptotically optimal purely functional heaps given by Brodal and Okasaki in their paper "Optimal Purely Functional Priority Queues". The Coq proof assistant has been used to prove this implementation correct. The proofs are available in the Cabal package or at http://code.google.com/p/priority-queues/.
This implementation is lazy. A strict implementation is available in this package as Data.MeldableHeap.Strict.
toList :: Ord a => PQ a -> [a]Source
toList (O(n)) returns a list of the elements in the heap in some arbitrary order.
[] == toList empty
insert :: Ord a => a -> PQ a -> PQ aSource
insert (O(1)) adds an element to a heap.
[1,2,1,0] == toList $ insert 1 $ insert 0 $ insert 2 $ insert 1 $ empty
findMin :: Ord a => PQ a -> Maybe aSource
findMin (O(1)) returns the minimum element of a nonempty heap.
Just 0 == findMin $ insert 0 $ insert 2 $ insert 1 $ empty
extractMin :: Ord a => PQ a -> Maybe (a, PQ a)Source
extractMin (O(lg n)) returns (if the heap is nonempty) a pair containing the minimum element and a heap that contains all of the other elements.
It does not remove copies of the minimum element if some exist in the heap.
(0,[2,1]) == let x = insert 0 $ insert 2 $ insert 1 $ empty in let Just (p,q) = extractMin x in (p,toList q)


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Horizon Simulation Framework: Issues https://code.comsys.rwth-aachen.de/redmine/ https://code.comsys.rwth-aachen.de/redmine/redmine/favicon.ico 2013-04-03T11:47:44Z COMSYS Projects Redmine Bug #653 (New): cMessage::getEventDuration() semantically wrong https://code.comsys.rwth-aachen.de/redmine/issues/653 2013-04-03T11:47:44Z Mirko Stoffers
The function cMessage::getEventDuration() is semantically wrong. While this does not impose a direct bug since all functionality is $somewhere, it makes the code hard to read and understand.

The getEventDuration() function should only determine and return the duration of an event. However, it additionally checks whether the module the event takes place on is currently busy or not, and spins if necessary. This functionality should go somewhere else.

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Speed Weeks 2004 - Sunshine And Speed
Speed Weeks 2004
Off-season developments led to drama at every venue. At New Smyrna, there was the hope that the new ABC body rule would once again entice the traveling Late Model racer. There was the promise of business as usual when the NASCAR Tour Modifieds hit the track. At Volusia Speedway Park, it was the unveiling of the World of Outlaws Late Model Series and the DIRT Modifieds, now under the banner of Boundless Motorsports, making its annual appearance.
For fans at East Bay Raceway Park, the two Late Model series previously in action had now been merged under one banner (while remaining separate in terms of schedules and point standings for the upcoming season), but they were racing on Goodyear tires.
In Daytona, most of the series contesting the 2.5-mile oval had drama of their own. The Nextel Cup, complete with new name, new fuel, and new point system to be implemented, offered up some uncertainties as some teams were racing with single race sponsorship, if any. In the Craftsman Truck garage, there was a combination of expectation and anxiety about how the newly arrived Toyota teams would fare. It was reminiscent of the attitude when Dodge returned to the then Winston Cup ranks. The former NASCAR Goody's Dash cars are back, but they no longer function under the sanction or the name. In their remote pit area, the IPower cars, complete with their new look, set out to challenge their first event.
With all these changes, the racing still proved to be exciting. It set the stage for the year ahead.
With new show promoter, Moorea Marketing, at the helm, the annual Daytona Beach Motorsports Expo presented by Chevrolet witnessed increased attendance in its three-day run. The '04 attendance showed an 8 percent increase to over 20,000 attendees.
"We decided to refocus the show back to its roots, toward the Saturday night racer and race team," says Greg Nivens, president of Moorea Marketing. "It has obviously paid off for both our attendees and our exhibiting companies.
During the course of the show, a pair of racers each received $3,000 sponsorship deals. Thompson International Speedway Pro Stock driver Matt Zenisky of Holyoke, Massachusetts, was the first winner, with Kart racer Ray Tipton of McGaleysville, Virginia, winning the second drawing. Next year, the expo is expected to give away $20,000 to lucky winners.
2004 WinterNationalsEast Bay Raceway Park, Gibsonton, FloridaNew York's Randy Hall made a visit, joining nearly 100 cars in the pit area in late January.
Ken Riddle of Parkersburg, West Virginia, slips inside a competitor during action in the 5th Annual Ramada Inn on Tampa Bay Open Wheel Modified racing.
Sonny Conley (1x1) battles Brian Birkhofer in the Stacker 2 Xtreme Dirt Car Series finale.
Three-wide racing was a common occurrence with the Late Models. Pete Parker (10), Ray Cook (53), and Anthony White scramble for position.
Davey Johnson (19) sweeps low to pass Bill Cunningham (59) during action in the Xtreme Northern Series finale on Friday night.
The field gathers on the frontstretch for the start of the Saturday night main event.
The big story line for the series came with the December '03 announcement of Goodyear tires on series cars. The East Bay date was the first for the new rubber, and the prognosis is good for 2004.
Nebraska racer Kyle Berck, who has won regional championships with NASCAR and touring titles with the WDRL PolyDome Series, chalked up an EastBay win on February 4.
While Late Models were occupying center stage, the 360 Sprints of the United Sprint Car Series (USCS) were also on hand. Tony Stewart jumped in for a spin in a 360. Stewart and driver Danny Lasoski chat with onlookers during a break in the action.
Tim McCreadie prevailed as fast qualifier and won the feature in the UMP Late Model opener. It was the first Late Model win for the DIRT Modified standout.
World Series of Asphalt RacingNew Smyrna Speedway, New Smyrna Beach, FloridaScott Reeves was a double winner in the Mini Stock division.
Scott Bloomquist (right) assists with an engine change in his Late Model. Bloomquist would prevail for the $12,000 winner's check in the World of Outlaws' closer on February 8.
Part of the attraction of the World Series is the arrival of the NASCAR Tour Modifieds from the Northeast. John White was named the top SK Modified on consecutive nights during the eight evenings of racing.
Daytona International SpeedwayDaytona Beach, FLoridaIt was the end of an era as an open house marked the passing of Smokey Yunick's famous garage. The property will be sold and put to other use in the near future.
Tech inspectors saw plenty of Florida sun, but not much of the beach. ARCA officials were checking cars thoroughly before the start of qualifying.
Eventual winner Kyle Busch (87) keeps two-time Daytona champion Bobby Gerhart (5) and former Talladega winner Paul Menard (33) at bay.
Defending ARCA champ Frank Kimmel hasn't changed his name to one word, but it was done to remind the team of a joke from the team's history.
The new IPower Series changed the look of the cars and created marketing opportunities. A race day tragedy cast a somber note to the series beginnings as a track official was accidentally struck and killed.
Daytona Beach Motorsports ExpoOcean Center, Daytona Beach, FloridaThe crowd came early on opening day to see what was in store for 2004. Traffic was brisk throughout the show's three-day run.
The Daytona Beach Motorsports Expo featured a spacious display of concept vehicles and information about performance.
Longacre's Jeff Butcher came from the West Coast to provide short-track racers with an opportunity to see the latest products.
Displays stretched into the parking lot as trailer manufacturers joined others in an open-air display area.
Brake specialist Carl Bush was on hand at the Wilwood display in the center of the showroom floor.
Bob McDowell of Penske Shocks drew a packed house to the seminar area. Throughout the show, experts gave advice freely to interested racers.
Greg Nivens (left) awards a $3,000 sponsorship program to Thompson International Speedway Pro Stock racer Matt Zenisky.
Long-time show supporters Vic Irvan (left) and Kevin Smith of Irvan-Smith Company had a complete display of metal fabrication and racing equipment.
Clevite brought a round of the prestigious engine-building competition to the show. Professional engine builders put together a complete engine in under 25 minutes.
Vendors were kept busy with customers asking about the latest items.
An American Revolution is underway. The marketing campaign for Chevrolet was obvious in the displays outside the Ocean Center where the Chevrolet division of General Motors offered top cars for today's consumer.


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We're in the middle of a national health epidemic: According to the latest statistics, one in three American adults is considered clinically obese! So what's behind our battle with the bulge? Experts from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention say these four bad habits are largely to blame:
Eating out: Americans today are eating out more often than ever before. While it may save time, it's not good for the waistline. Cut fat and calories by eating more quick-to-fix meals at home. If you must eat on the run, opt for the healthy choices on the menu.
Super-sizing: We want the best deal for our dollar, but getting oversize portions for a few cents more is no bargain. Stick to small orders, and even then be sure to watch your portion sizes - today's "small" size can exceed a single recommended serving! The same goes for eating at home, too.
Liquid sugar: Health experts say Americans are literally drinking on the pounds. Reach for water or iced tea rather than soda or other sugary drinks. If you absolutely cannot give up soda, switch to sugar-free - but remember, even these drinks are full of artificial chemicals, so don't overdo it!
Too much TV: Experts say our couch potato lifestyle is just as much to blame for our bulging bellies as what we eat. Instead of turning on the tube when you want to unwind, do something active! Go for a walk, head to the park, or get the family involved in a game of catch. Do anything but sit!
Break Those Bad Eating Habits
Eating less and exercising more aren't the only keys to lifelong weight control. You also need to recognize - and break - bad food habits you may have formed. Try these do-and-don't tips from the experts at Michigan's Genesys Regional Medical Center:
- Do eat some fat - just make sure it's the healthy kind! Good sources include salmon and other fatty fish, avocados, olive oil, and nuts.
- Don't try to completely eliminate fat from your diet.
- Do eat complex carbohydrates in moderation. Reach for whole grains, fresh fruit, and vegetables.
- Don't cut out all carbs.
- Do include fruits and vegetables with every meal.
- Don't focus on calories alone.
- Do have treats in small amounts so you don't feel deprived.
- Don't make certain foods "totally off-limits."
- Do keep your eyes on the long-term goal - slow and steady wins the race!
The Secret to Staying Full
Want to cut your appetite? The secret is to reach for foods that satisfy, instead of ones that leave you hungry for more, experts say. In a study published in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition, researchers found that some high-calorie foods - like bakery treats - not only don't leave you full but actually trigger your appetite! In fact, participants who were fed a meal of such foods ate twice as many calories over the rest of the day (3,000 in all) as those fed a low-fat, low-calorie meal! Now, that's calories out of control!
So reach for foods that fill you up and turn off your hunger switch, the experts say. For example, instead of a cheeseburger, have a sandwich made with whole-grain bread, a lean source of protein, lettuce, and tomato paired with an apple and a cup of tomato soup. Or eat oatmeal with fruit and milk rather than a doughnut and coffee. You'll feel fuller for longer, without skimping on the size - or taste - of your meal!
Find Fitter Fast Food
As more and more diners become interested in low-fat, low-calorie fare, fast-food restaurants are responding with menu lineups featuring lighter choices. Use the following guidelines to eat healthy on the go!
- Look for grilled, skinless chicken sandwiches served on a whole-wheat bun. Ask for them without special sauce or mayonnaise, or substitute mustard, ketchup, relish, or barbecue sauce instead.
- Avoid fried or breaded chicken sandwiches or strips.
- Order a baked potato without sour cream, butter, or cheese. Top it with fat-free dressing or salsa instead.
- Ask for a side salad, broth-based soup, or chili instead of fries.
- Consider ordering a child-sized meal.
- Most fast-food restaurants have calorie guides on hand or online. Ask for them to help with ordering smart.
- Have water or iced tea as a beverage instead of soda.
- Resist the urge to "upsize" for a few cents more.
- Remember, low-fat and low-carb doesn't always mean low-calorie.
Tame Those Midnight Munchies
Do you shut your kitchen down at 8 p.m.? If not, late-night munchies could be keeping you from getting the results you want! Remember, food is fuel, and food eaten right before bed, when your body's fuel needs are lowest, becomes fuel stored for another day - a.k.a. FAT!
Make an effort to eat your meals and snacks during the day, when your body needs the energy! Doing so keeps your metabolism burning at a steady pace and helps you avoid the kind of ravenous hunger that can drive you into the kitchen at night. Try these tips for breaking the "midnight munchies" habit:
- After dinner, clean up the kitchen and shut off the light. You'll be less tempted to graze after you "close up shop."
- Brush your teeth right after dinner. Don't ruin that minty fresh feeling with a snack!
- Avoid eating in front of the television. Studies show you'll eat more while watching the tube and not even realize it!
- If you must have a late-night snack, choose wisely! Have a cup of yogurt and fruit, a salad, a broth-based soup, or some steamed veggies.


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Ball ties TD record, Badgers fall in OT
RB also loses costly fumble at goal line
MADISON, Wis. — Ohio State 21, Wisconsin 14 (OT): Carlos Hyde ran for two touchdowns – including one in the extra period – and the Buckeyes' defense denied a fourth-down attempt on the final possession against the host Badgers, allowing them to remain one of the four undefeated teams in FBS.
Hyde finished with 87 yards rushing as Ohio State (11-0, 7-0 Big Ten) joined Oregon, Kansas State and Notre Dame with unblemished records.
The Buckeyes' win overshadowed Montee Ball's date with history as the Wisconsin star tied former Miami (Ohio) running back Travis Prentice's FBS record of 77 career touchdowns.
In the overtime, the Buckeyes needed only four plays to find the end zone on Hyde's 2-yard plunge. On Wisconsin's possession, Ohio State's defense forced an incompletion on second down and tackled Ball for a 2-yard loss on the next play. Curt Phillips' fourth-down pass attempt fell incomplete.
The Badgers (7-4, 6-3) recovered from a fourth-down fumble by Ball at the goal line earlier in the fourth quarter and forced the overtime on their final possession of regulation. Phillips led Wisconsin on a nine-play, 41-yard drive in 85 seconds, eventually finding Jacob Pedersen in the end zone to knot the game at 14 with eight seconds left.
GAME NOTEBOOK: The fumble was only the second of Ball's career. …. Philly Brown returned a first-quarter punt 68 yards for a touchdown for the Buckeyes. … Ohio State, which is ineligible for the postseason, will complete its season next Saturday at home against archrival Michigan.


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Gases behave diffrently depending on their quality and the form they are in. Gases must always be handled with great care and in compliance with the safety guidelines specified in instructions for use.
Gas cylinders are colour coded and marked to allow their easy identification.
For example: oxygen
Oxygen is a colourless, odourless, tasteless and a non-toxic gas. It is oxidising and strongly accelerates combustion. The normal oxygen content (O2) of air is 21 %. When the oxygen concentration rises by 3 percentage points to 24 %, the combustion rate doubles.
In humans, changes in the oxygen content of air may lead to hypoxaemia or hyperoxaemia. Hypoxaemia (under 17%) may at its mildest cause drowsiness or loss of consciousness. Hyperoxaemia (21..75%) may result in nausea, dizzyness and breathing problems. The effects depend on the individual's personal characteristics, such as physical fitness.
Transport, handling and storage of gas cylinders
Instructions for the transport of gas cylinders
- A protective cap must always be used during transport or when a cylinder is transferred even a short distance.
- Gas cylinders and pallets must be tied with a cargo strap.
- Medical gases must be transported on an enclosed pallet or under a protective cover designed for the purpose.
Instruction for the handling of gas cylinders
- Wear personal protective equipment: safety shoes, safety goggles, a long-sleeved shirt/jacket, gloves.
- Cylinders must be protected from sudden impact.
- Cylinders with dents are rejected in an inspection.
- Acetylene cylinders must be handled and stored in an upright position.
- Tools to be used in handling and loading of gas cylinders: cylinder trolley, pallet wagon, jib crane, forklift truck.
Instructions for the storage of gas cylinders
- Gas cylinders must be stored in a well-ventilated space reserved for the purpose.
- No other items should be stored in the same space.
- The storage space must be free of any fire hazards and no sources of heat or ignition should be located close to the space.
- Smoking and open fires are forbidden in the vicinity of the storage space.
- Only authorised persons should have access to the storage space.
- The area must be clearly marked with warning signs in line with regulations.
- Storage for a large quantity of gas must be designed in collaboration with the gas supplier and rescue authorities.
- Gas cylinders should be stored in an upright position and secured to prevent them from falling.
- Cylinder valves must be closed and protective caps kept in place.
- Full and empty cylinders must be stored separately.
- Gases that react together, such as flammable and oxidising gases, must be stored separately.
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CRESTVIEW � The Crestview City Council has unanimously selected former Mayor George H. Whitehurst as the Mae R. Coleman Citizen of the Year Award's second recipient.
CRESTVIEW � The Crestview City Council has unanimously selected former Mayor George H. Whitehurst as the Mae R. Coleman Citizen of the Year Award's second recipient.
Whitehurst, Crestview's longest-serving mayor, was first elected in 1961, and served three terms in office, including 1967-76 and 1995-97.
"People in this city have so much admiration for George Whitehurst for all he has done for the city," Mayor David Cadle said. "He had the vision many years ago that the city could develop into what it is today, and he acted on that vision."
Whitehurst, who founded the Whitehurst Funeral Home in 1955, is one of the group of local business leaders that Crestview Area Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Wayne Harris calls "The '56ers" because they founded the chamber in 1956.
Whitehurst's accomplishments in office included obtaining funding to convert the former Yellow River Railroad bed into today's Industrial Drive.
His other accomplishments while mayor and after leaving office include:
Coleman � who is assembling a citizens committee to recommend future award recipients � credited such acts for Whitehurst's honor.
"This is an award for what you do in this community, for your community and for your neighbors," she said. "It is a humanitarian award. Mayor Whitehurst did good for the city. I know he did what he did for humanitarian reasons."
When Crestview acquired a former light-manufacturing facility on the corner of Stillwell Boulevard and Industrial Drive in 2009, the city council unanimously named it the George H. Whitehurst Municipal Building. Today, it houses the Crestview Police Department and Warriors Hall auditorium.
Whitehurst's nomination followed Cadle's recommendation at the Jan. 28 council meeting.
"Mayor Cadle has made a wonderful suggestion for our Citizen of the Year recipient," Council President Ben Iannucci III said at the council's Feb. 11 meeting.
Councilman Charles Baugh Jr. moved to approve whom he called "probably Crestview's No. 1 citizen, former Mayor George H. Whitehurst, as the 2013 Citizen of the Year, based on Mrs. Coleman's comments and the mayor's recommendation."
A burst of applause sounded throughout the council chamber as five "yes" votes appeared on the tally board.
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- Created on Wednesday, 15 May 2019 17:37
- Last Updated on Wednesday, 15 May 2019 17:37
Executive Summary
The project "The Legal Guide to Germany" is to become a service portal for the successful expat and investor in the German SME-sector. It consists of six subprojects as shown in the organigram below.
This project is to grow from "seed financing" to a successful business. By its concept, LG2G is an emerging mixture of brokering legal services and a content portal to inform on legal questions of everyday concern (comparable to an online encyclopedia) and selling legal templates. All this already exists but not in English and not orientated towards the needs of the successful expat / investor in Germany. LG2G is unique in collecting this everyday legal knowledge and presenting it on one portal and therefore providing reliable information at the tip of one's fingers. The information will be reliable because experts will tell inside stories of their field of law instead of a friendly person of his individual experience. There are some private and public portals that invite the foreigner already. Their information is super in German but when it comes to other languages, they quickly start falling short. Where they stop, LG2G starts! While other site want to attract persons to Germany, LG2G wants to keep them here. LG2G cares for the successful foreigner in Germany.
After investing 20 k€ equity as seed capital for the first start, the investment of 200 k€ is needed to revive the business and implement a market place to promote legal services. The LawFon, Shop and the encyclopedia have been implemented as a prototype. Relevant turnover will be achieved by paid reading and selling legal templates and online advertisements. The supplementary service LawFon brings in revenues when readers have follow-up questions and call the toll number.
References for this project come from:
- Export.gov, recommendation from the website, targeting American exporters,
- Verge Technologies, a now established investor, who bitterly needed / wanted LG2G when they started
Integration of the immigrating foreigner is most important for Germany's economy – as well as a legal duty for the foreigner. Foreigners Commissioners or politicians in general, charities, other private initiatives care for the poor and needy, children and youth, refugees and other (socially) disadvantaged. Who cares for the successful person or businesses in life that just happen not to come from Germany? LG2G does! An immigrant will consume, work, and enjoy his life if he has his basic concerns covered (employment, accommodation, and orientation). Economic attachés are interested in LG2G when they have to report to home authorities – e.g. as a nutshell for "German Pakistan Days".
This project is bound for success! Relevant and comparable companies, like DAAG and QNC, are making millions in profit each year. The only thing missing is the starting capital.


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The good people at Sega want to make the most of the world's love of Twitter, so they're being vigilant about people who Tweet in the voices of their characters and they're trying to get blurbs about their games in front of people who are just searching for stuff...
You know, like if they're searching for "disgruntled shooter"...
Or maybe they're just looking for plain old "shooter"...
It seems that Sega's bought some of these trends and search terms on the popular Tweet-filtering program Tweetdeck, something that was first noticed by Talking Points Memo reporter Benjy Sarlin:
Oh, companies do this all the time, you might say. Yes, but this is Sega, one of gaming's most vexing entities. Who can explain why Sega does anything? Let's consider any possible methods for getting into their collective heads—to see how they think—as precious.
So let's see what they tell Tweetdeck users who, for some reason, search for "Sonic Shooter".
Or just "Sonic."
Sometimes companies clash, of course, and here we can see what happens when Verizon's interests stomp all over Sega's.
It looks like Verizon has locked up "Best."
But no one's grabbed this one? Weird!
And with that, I hope you have a slightly better understanding of the Sega video game company.
(Top image of Sega's Shadow the Hedgehog via VideoGameWallpapers.com)


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PureDWTS Season 18, Week 6 – Power Rankings
So as predicted, the show took a few liberties with "party anthems" last night – I can't speak for you guys, but I've never been drunk off my heiny at a frat party and gone "OMG!!! This is my JAAAAAMMMM!" while toasting my Keystone in the air to "You're the One That I Want" from Grease. But hey, that's just me 😛 I'm also not quite sure that "Feels So Close" is even popular enough to receive "anthem" status, but maybe at 29 I'm just getting too old to know what's popular…
Anywho…so Redfoo (aka Berry Gordy's baby boy) did about as well as a guest judge as we expected him to – he was there more for entertainment value, comic relief, and self-promotion more than any sort of constructive input on the dances, but I was oddly ok with the whole thing because I don't think it really affected the scores or critiques for better or worse. I'd much rather hear Redfoo's incoherent analogies about crustaceans running in the sand and NeNe being an entrepreneur than Donny Osmond's self-centered prattling (or worse yet – the hellfire which I imagine the insidious Abby Lee Miller will be raining down on Derek & Mark two weeks from now 😯 ). I can't imagine he's up to a whole lot since LMFAO decided to go on hiatus a year and a half ago – I have a feeling that the call he got from TPTB went something like this: "So Redfoo, we want you as a guest judge on DWTS!" "Sounds cool, but what's in it for me?" "$100 bucks, a sammich, and your own personalized set of neon zebra print paddles!" "I'M SO THERE!!! Let me just go tease my hair real quick…"
Kinda sad to see Drew go, but I think he was ready – seemed like he was getting really tired and burnt out, and hadn't been able to recapture the magic of his switch week dance with Witney in these past two weeks with Cheryl. Really & truly, I wish it had been NeNe – and I guess I'm hoping that the novelty of her is beginning to wear off and we might say goodbye to her next week. She may be fun to watch, but at this point, I feel like she's not really even picking up legitimate choreography – it's just a lot of booty shaking and "NeNe-ing" around the floor and getting absurdly high scores, while others doing appropriate choreography (namely Candace & Charlie) just can't seem to catch any breaks with the judges. What gives??? Read more..