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Everyone raise your hand if you think having sex seven times in 24 hours sounds like more of a chore than an adventure. Not so fast, Kristen Stewart and Robert Pattinson! Put your hands down. If this latest and craziest rumor is to be believed, Robsten does, indeed, have sex seven times a day and frequents a raunchy shop in Hollywood where they stock up on Fifty Shades of Grey stuff like blindfolds, feathers, and handcuffs.
I can't even with these two. I just want to give them noogies and pinch their cheeks!
Sounds like I wouldn't have time, though, because they're just too busy getting it on.
A source told Star magazine that Rob and Kristen have a "very active sex life" and "regularly buy dvds, costumes, and props at The Pleasure Chest in West Hollywood."
More from The Stir: Kristen Stewart & Robert Pattinson Have Bizarre Bedroom Behavior (VIDEO)
It's shocking they haven't been caught by the paparazzi going in and out of this sex shop they go to so "regularly", isn't it? Maybe they're really sneaky and wear masks when they hit up The Pleasure Chest. Or maybe they're not photographed because they've never been there ... either or.
Anyway, if Rob and Kristen really are having sex basically like once every two hours, that's great for them. They've got a lot of catching up to do since they were apart there after KStew's affair for like four, five seconds. Think of all the love lost. It's a tragedy, really.
One thing's for sure, though -- this sexy-time habit of theirs is not sustainable. The human body can only take so much. Now, if they're really vampires, that'd be a whole 'nother story.
Do you think Robsten has sex seven times a day?
Photo via accidentalpaparazzi/Flickr
Don't know and don't care
Yea, right!!!!! That comes, under, the heading, OF THERE BUSINESS!!!!!!!!
I don't really think it's anyone's business how often these two have sex. I doubt that it's 7 times as they are pretty busy people. However, if it's true, good for them.


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Cat Drinks From Bottle
Posted by The Curator on Tue Dec 03, 2013
There's not a lot of info on where this photo comes from. It's listed on the website of the French National Library as having been created in 1911 by the "Agence Rol." photo agency. For 1911, it's a pretty good example of photo fakery. Also included in the same series is "Cat peers through binoculars" and "cat looks through a telescope." Found these over at retronaut.com.
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Soviet Pilot Flies Under Bridge, 1965
Posted by The Curator on Tue Dec 03, 2013
This image shows Soviet pilot Valentin Privalov flying a MiG-17 under the central span of the Communal Bridge over the River Ob in Novosibirsk on June 4, 1965. The story goes (as much as I can piece it together) that Privalov did this on his own initiative, as a stunt. The shore of the river was filled with vacationers, among whom were officers from the district headquarters, when suddenly the MiG came roaring out of the sky. Afterwards the crowd spontaneously started to applaud, but Privalov's superiors weren't happy, and they suspended him. He was threatened with disciplinary action, but Secretary of Defense Marshal Malinovsky (perhaps swayed by positive public reaction to…
World's Largest Tortoise
Posted by The Curator on Tue Nov 26, 2013
The International Business Times reports that a "fake image" purporting to show the "world's largest tortoise" being transported on a flatbed truck has recently been circulating online. I think it's been circulating for at least half a year, but it's not correct to call it a fake image. It's a still from Gamera The Brave (a 2006 Japanese monster movie) that has been falsely captioned. Here's another picture of the "world's largest tortoise" in action: The question that popped into my head is whether the creature in the image is a tortoise or a turtle. The distinction between the two has…
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Tornado Photo Fakery
Posted by The Curator on Sun Nov 24, 2013
When tornadoes struck the Midwest last week, some unusual photo fakes managed to get past the media fact-checkers who try to catch these things before publishing or broadcasting them. The WTHR website posted a photo (submitted by an "iwitness contributor") that showed downtown Lafayette being threatened by both a fake tornado and a UFO. [jimromenesko.com] The fake — with red arrow added by reporter Eric Weddle to show the UFO The original And Chicago CBS affiliate WBBM ran a tornado photo that included a small man-cow love sign photoshopped into the bottom-left corner. The photo itself actually showed a tornado…
Squirrel Rides Fawn
Posted by The Curator on Sat Nov 16, 2013
This unusual photo ran in numerous papers in September 1963. I can't find a linkable example in the Google News Archive, but here it is in the Binghamton Press [PDF]. (A lot of examples of it come up in a search on newspaperarchive.com, but that's a paid archive, so I can't link to any of the results.) The caption read: All the animals are pretty tame at the Percy Pangborn Ranch above Lake Wenatchee in the foothills of Washington State's Cascade Mountains, Sept 14. 1963. A golden mantled ground squirrel chomps away on a nut as it rides around on the neck of a fawn. The photo looks…
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Paris Hilton Says 'Stop Being Poor'
Posted by The Curator on Sat Nov 09, 2013
A photo has been circulating recently that shows Paris Hilton at a party wearing a tank top that bears the message: "Stop Being Poor." Paris Hilton has hardly carved out a reputation for herself as a champion of social justice. Nor is she known for her keen intelligence. So it's not hard to believe that she might have worn something like this. The photo also plays to ancient stereotypes of the insensitive rich. The old "Let them eat cake" attitude (a phrase that's commonly, but mistakenly, attributed to Marie Antoinette). And this stereotype certainly has some basis in reality. But in this case,…
An Igorot With A Tail, 1925
Posted by The Curator on Tue Nov 05, 2013
Here's a case of a fake "viral" image that made its way into the scientific literature back in 1925, demonstrating that the phenomenon of strange, doctored images circulating around existed long before the internet, although the internet certainly boosted the phenomenon to new levels. The 1925 case: In the fourth edition of his book I Believe in God and in Evolution, published in 1925, William Keen included a short account of "Human Beings With Tails": Human Beings With Tails The literature as to tails in human beings is extensive. Cases have been reported from every continent, and, including the United States, from almost every important nation in the world.
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Giants Visit Old Lady
Posted by The Curator on Sat Nov 02, 2013
The city government of Ningguo in eastern China's Anhui province has admitted that, yes, this photo, which was recently posted to its website, was digitally manipulated. It's supposed to show four officials paying a friendly visit to 103-year-old Cheng Yanchun. But now it's become the subject of widespread mockery, once people noticed the unusual size mismatch between the woman and the officials. (That small object in the lower left right of the photo is the woman.) Also, one of the officials appears to have lost his legs. The official explanation is that there was no room in the woman's apartment for everyone to pose together. So a staffer created this photo oddity. [Want China Times]
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Digital Glitch Furniture
Posted by The Curator on Fri Oct 04, 2013
This image has been circulating since March of this year. Many sites (including dornob.com) report that it shows "an actual piece of carefully carved furniture, not a photo file gone wrong." The oak furniture was supposedly created by furniture designer Ferruccio Laviani using CNC processes (computer-aided machine tools) in order to make it appear as if it had been deformed by a "digital glitch". (Yes, that should be an "analog glitch," but "digital glitch" is the phrase that's caught on to describe it.) There is some truth to this. Laviani did create "glitch" furniture for a 2013 Furniture Exhibition in Italy. His aim, according to
Mirror Trick
Posted by The Curator on Thu Sep 26, 2013
A Brief History of Triple-Decker Buses
Posted by The Curator on Wed Sep 18, 2013
The first motorized double-decker buses were introduced in 1923, and it was only three years later, in 1926, that the first triple-decker bus went into operation, providing transportation to Berlin's Stettiner railway station. The next significant date in multi-level buses came in 1954, with the introduction of the double-decker Routemaster bus, which, painted red, became an iconic sight in London. And, inevitably, triple-decker versions soon followed. Nowadays triple-decker buses are becoming an increasingly common sight on highways and city streets, because they offer an efficient way to transport large numbers of people. And sightseers love them! For instance, in 2012, Intercity Coachlines introduced the
Red Rocks Amphitheatre Is Not Flooded
Posted by The Curator on Tue Sep 17, 2013
The flooding in Colorado has caused a lot of damage. However, the Red Rocks Amphitheatre near Denver is not one of the things underwater, despite what a picture that's been circulating online appears to show. [reverb.com] This is just another example of how if a suitably dramatic picture of a natural disaster doesn't exist, people will invent one. Here's what Red Rocks looks like in its normal, unflooded condition:
Sloth Family Portrait
Posted by The Curator on Thu Sep 12, 2013
Gapers Block offers the full story behind the famous "Sloth Family Portrait" revealing that yes, of course, the photo was intentionally staged. And no, it wasn't photoshopped in any way. And the sloth in the foreground was stuffed, not alive. The story, summarized, is that the couple in the photo are Jim and Debbie Gallo, owners of Shangri-La Vintage, a Chicago vintage clothes store. They found the stuffed sloth at an estate sale in the early 1990s, bought it, and then thought it would be funny to dress up in tacky clothes and wigs and get their picture taken with it at the local K-Mart. The Sloth Family Portrait, and later internet fame, was the…
The Beast of Trowbridge
Posted by The Curator on Wed Aug 21, 2013
A 71-year-old pensioner recently claimed to have caught a photo of the "Beast of Trowbridge" — a large black panther that supposedly roams wild in Wiltshire. The photo was genuine, but it wasn't taken in Wiltshire. Nor was the pensioner the photographer. Turns out it was actually taken in Lapeer County, Michigan and posted online six years ago. [mirror.co.uk]
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The Very Tall Bride
Posted by The Curator on Mon Mar 18, 2013
The above picture has been doing the rounds in recent months, often with the caption "Very Tall Bride." The bride in the photo is Allyssa DeHaan, a collegiate basketball player at Michigan State University from 2006 to 2010. In real life DeHaan is very tall — 6 ft 9in. So could this photo be real? Well, no. When I first saw it, I thought perhaps she was standing on a box, perhaps for a gag photo. But some more investigation revealed her height in the photo is a result of good, old-fashioned photoshopping. The manipulation was done by a DeviantArt member going by the username lowerrider, who enjoys…
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I love everything about Muay Thai, it's traditions, it's values and the people.
I'm determined to fight one day, hopefully in Thailand and the dates set, I'm moving to Bangkok May 2014 for an unconfirmed length of time!
2013 has been a really interesting year for me, I've had my heart absolutely shattered in a martial arts context and I am slowly but surely picking up the pieces.
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I am pretty sure the turtle has not been seperated for 10.00o years, more like for the last few centuries from our present day game time. So with this in mind they have not been blocked from each other as mainland Pandaren who feel the urge to explore go out to the turtle who can, it seems, go back and forth between the mists.
Blizz has basically said they are the more adventurous ones, but beyond that the overal culture is the same.
When I first heard of the turtle it immediately brought to mind the relationship of Hong Kong to mainland China in respect to cultural differences, only it being wow, it is WAY cooler! ;p


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Tuesday, March 9, 2010
In attendance:Anne Robbins, Lonnie Clark, Annette Morris, Emily Shaw
1. Emily Shaw, GSLIS Grad. Student
Emily Shaw, a graduate student pursuing her CAS at GSLIS, met with the Exhibition Comm. to discuss a group project in her digital libraries class. Her group would like to create an online "library" of images of exhibitions. We related our Committee's efforts at documenting the Library exhibits. We offered her the use of the digital photos the Committee has taken.
2. Update on bulletin board / main hallway renovation
The bulletin board in the Main Gallery has been completed and looks very nice, 4 charcoal grey panels framed by dark wood molding.
3. No meeting on April 13, 2010.
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Carey Mulligan with Craig Ferguson
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Spot the differences to unravel this modern and fractured take on the classic tale of Pinocchio- with robots, mad scientists, and a unique sci-fi comic book feel!
-3 Difficulty Modes to challenges both kids and parents
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Rated 4 / 5 stars December 9, 2012
Nice job, with wonderful art, enjoyable casual game play, and nice somber music, it ranks pretty high for me. But I felt the story was kind of disjointed. I'm going to assume that as a robot he was able to change forms. What other reason would there be.
Rated 4.5 / 5 stars June 18, 2012
If there's any issue, I don't understand the storyline. He ends up in different places for confusing reasons, and I don't understand the animal form either...
Other than that, it's very interesting, obviously enough for a 4.5. I kind of like the soft dreamy flow. The art and music are great. You have a crazy imagination! rizzodara said it better, though.
Rated 5 / 5 stars May 24, 2012
A nice twist on a classic story. The music was extremely somber yet very enjoyable, making the game play even better. The ability to choose levels was a fun challenge as well.
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Also, have you thought about achievements for this game?
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With a 5-3 win Tuesday night at Wells Fargo Center, the New York Rangers clinched first place in the Eastern Conference and a season sweep of the Philadelphia Flyers.
The New York Rangers entered Tuesday nights game with rival looking to lock up the number one seed in the Eastern Conference, and sweep the rival Philadelphia Flyers for the first time since the 1971-72 season.
The Rangers jumped on the Flyers early, racing out to a 4-0 lead in the first. Ryan McDonagh opened the scoring for the Rangers when he buried a pass from Marion Gaborik. Brian Boyle added to the Rangers lead after scoring off a long rebound from Flyer goalie Iyla Bryzgalov (19 saves). Trailing 2-0, the Flyers tried to gain some momentum the best way they know how. Zac Rinaldo and Brandon Prust exchanged punches, and three minutes later, Jody Shelley and Mike Rupp fought, with Shelley getting the better of Rupp.
Later in the first period, with the Rangers on the power play, Artem Anisimov took a pass through the neutral zone and into the Flyers zone. Anisimov drove to the net, beat Bryzgalov for his 15th goal of the season, and also drew two penalties while scoring. Ryan Callahan scored his career high 29th goal of the season thirty six seconds later while the Rangers were on a five on three.
In the second period, the Flyers were able to cut the Rangers lead to 4-1 with a goal by Jakub Voracek. The game continued be a chippy one, with both teams taking shots at each other after the whistle. With less than a minute remaining in the second period, Marion Gaborik scored the Rangers third power play goal of the game, and their second four goal lead. The lead was cut to three again by Wayne Simmonds who scored on the power play with six seconds left in the period. Henrik Lundqvist looked to be injured on the play when the initial shot hit him in the lower arm . "I told Marty to be ready just in case" said Lundqvist "it was difficult for me to hold the stick."
Lundqvist battled through his pain in the third period, and made 14 of his 37 saves in the final period. The only shot to beat Lundqvist was a wrist shot by Andreas Lilja that made it a 5-3 game. Lundqvist and the Rangers denied the Flyer attack in the final half of the period, and held on for the 5-3 victory, Lundqvist's 39th win of the season.
"Being able to hold on after getting a four goal lead is a real confidence booster going into the playoffs" said Marc Staal.
Marion Gaborik scored his team leading 41st goal of the season and added an assist to lead the Rangers. Claude Giroux tallied three assists, for the Flyers. The Rangers power play was an impressive 3 for 6 and the penalty kill was 7 for 8 in a game that totaled19 penalties, including four fighting majors in the first period.
With the win, the Rangers captured the Atlantic Division title, and home ice throughout the Eastern Conference playoffs. The last time the Rangers earned the top spot in the Eastern Conference, they won the Stanley Cup.
"I'm so proud of what we have done so far this year. We show up every day and work extremely hard. Everyone has been bringing a lot to the table all year" said Lundqvist on the Rangers success.
The Rangers will continue their push for the President's Trophy Thursday night against the Pittsburgh Penguins at Consol Energy Center, while the Flyers will host the playoff hopeful Buffalo Sabres at the Wells Fargo Center.


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The Charlotte R. Bloomberg Children's Center opened May 1, 2012. Take a look inside at what families and visitors can expect.Virtual Tour
Pediatric heart surgeon Luca Vricella with patient Ally Lindsay on her first birthday.
Alexandra Lindsay of Rockville, Md., was no stranger to heart surgery. Born on Aug. 19, 2008, with tetrology of fallot and pulmonary atresia, congenital heart conditions preventing the normal amount of blood from being pumped into the lungs, she had her first operation at 3 days of age. Six weeks later during a routine cardiology visit, the oxygen saturation level in her blood was found to be extremely low. A follow-up echocardiogram showed she was in heart failure, which quickly progressed to cardiac arrest. She was immediately placed on ECMO, or Extra-Corporeal Membrane Oxygenation, which takes over the function of the heart and lungs. But ECMO would only buy time for Alexandra, who was now facing an even bigger operation.
"The doctors told us Ally would not leave the hospital without a new heart," says her mother, Valerie Lindsay. "She would have to have transplant surgery."
Though Hopkins Children's, which has been doing heart transplants since 1983, has good overall survival rates, some patients never make it to the operating room. Up to 40 percent of infants on the waiting list for donor hearts die while they wait, with the average waiting time exceeding two months due to factors like finding a blood-type match. But serendipity in the form of pediatric cardiac surgeon Luca Vricella and Hopkins Children's researchers played a hand in Ally's case. He had recently led a study that found heart transplants among non-compatible blood groups in infants a year old or younger is as safe as transplants with compatible blood groups (The Journal of Heart and Lung Transplantation, October 2008; Vol. 27, Issue 10; pages 1085-1089).
"There was no difference in outcome between incompatible and compatible transplantation in these infants," Vricella reported at the American Heart Association's annual Scientific Sessions in December 2007.
WATCH Dr. Vricella Discuss Incompatible Blood Group Heart Transplant
Vricella's analysis was based on national data on infant heart transplants reported to UNOS, the United Network for Organ Sharing, from 1999 to 2007. Of 591 infants who underwent transplantation, 35 (6 percent) received hearts from ABO-incompatible donors. Two ABO-compatible infants died from transplant rejection, in which the transplant recipient's immune system damages the donor organ, but no ABO- incompatible infants died from rejection. Survival in both groups reached 75 percent three years after transplantation.
Until age 12 to 14 months, Vricella explains, infants have immature immune systems that have produced little or no antibodies, known as isohemagglutinins, against a potential donor heart, lowering the risk of rejection. Using incompatible donor hearts, he says, could reduce by at least 20 percent the number of infants who die while on the waiting list to receive donor hearts. The findings meant that Ally was a candidate for so-called ABO-incompatible heart transplantation, which would increase her chances of obtaining a donor heart. On Dec. 24, 2008, she did, becoming Hopkins Children's first ABO-incompatible heart transplant patient and giving what her mother calls "the greatest Christmas gift of all."
So, how is Ally, now a one-year old, doing today?
"She's really taken off," says her mother. "She's tiny but feisty, totally a fighter. She's caught up developmentally, and she laughs a lot."
Vricella concludes, "Ally shows that we can provide yet another aspect of care for heart failure patients."
For more information about the pediatric heart failure program at Hopkins Children's, call 443-287-1262.
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This easy chicken parmesan recipe calls for just 5 ingredients, including black pepper, and 20 minutes from prep to table.
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Does anyone have an update on the Willia Hogarty matter. He's saying he's going back into real estate.
Original post made by Curious, Another Pleasanton neighborhood, on Aug 2, 2013
I'm someone he scammed and would just like to know what's going on. I do want him to pay some sort of price for what he has done to so many people.
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Ya he's guilty
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on Sep 9, 2013 at 9:35 am
Here's an update they own a yacht. Guess that answers the question about the
people he scammed getting paid back, he is sailing on your dollars SO SAD! Where is the justice?
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He has court on Monday Sept 16th, and no he does not have a yacht anymore...he couldn't pay the payment and lost it some time ago
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In order to express France's eternal gratitude to those who liberated it from oppression from 1944-45, the newly appointed Consul General of France in Atlanta, Denis Barbet, will bestow the Legion of Honor upon 12 American WWII Veterans from the U.S. Southeast in a ceremony to be held Thursday in Atlanta.
Founded by Napoleon Bonaparte in 1802, the National Order of the Legion of Honor is the highest honor in France. It recognizes eminent services to the French Republic. Recipients of this honor are designated by the President of the Republic.
The following veterans from Alabama will be among those to receive this award in recognition of their courage:
Richard Gibian, from Selma, AL (Major, 373rd Fighter Group, 411th Fighter Squadron, 95th Air Force)
William W. Varnedoe, from Hunstville, AL (First Lieutenant, 385th Bomb Group, 8th Air Force)
Lewis J. Baldwin, from Double Springs, AL (Private First Class, Cannon Company, 38th Infantry Regiment)
Stanley E. Richardson, from Alexander City, AL (Private First Class, 3rd Battalion, 180th Infantry Regiment, 45th Infantry Division)
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Tesoro Hawaii Transforms Oil into Fuel
The process turning crude oil into the products that fuel our islands.
Photos: David Croxford
About 40 million barrels of oil are delivered by tanker to Hawaii every year and transformed into a host of products: gasoline, jet fuel, asphalt, diesel and more. These photographs trace the process of refining oil, which – even in this era of alternative energy – continues to be Hawaii's main source of energy.
Tankers like the Greek-registered Olympic Sponsor – which delivered the maximum of 1 million barrels of crude oil allowed by the U.S. Coast Guard – don't pull into a harbor when they unload in Hawaii. Instead, a local pilot will board the tanker and guide it to a yellow mooring anchored in 100 feet of water, a mile-and-a-half off Barbers Point.
The tanker's pumps send crude oil through three 840-foot tubes to the mooring, where it is transferred to underwater pipes that carry the crude to Tesoro's refinery (Chevron also has a refinery). Crews on tugboats control the equipment and keep the tanker steady.
Between 55 and 95 tankers come to Hawaii each year and each has 48 hours to unload.
The tank farm (part of it shown) is both the entrance and the exit to the 200-acre Tesoro refinery in Campbell Industrial Park. Here, crude oil and finished products are stored before and after refining. Six out of the 70 tanks are filled with crude; the largest is 60 feet tall and holds more than 60 million gallons.
It takes seven to 10 days to refine a tanker load of crude, depending on the reserve supply and the time between tanker deliveries. During the process, refined products such as gasoline and diesel are stored in tanks until they are tested in the laboratory and OK'd for shipment.
Paul Stover, lead distribution operator for Tesoro, monitors tank levels and pump status as the offshore mooring unloads crude from a tanker to the refinery. The distribution control room is responsible for oil movements – anything coming in and out of the refinery's tank farm.
High-octane gasoline is stored in the tank at right. Lighter products, such as gasoline, are stored in floating-rooftop tanks – a safety feature in which the roof rises or falls with the level of the fluid to better contain vapors. Product tanks are smaller than crude tanks, while fuel oil is held in tanks with wider diameters. Each tank is outfitted with systems that detect overflow and surrounded by a berm or protective barriers. They are designed to withstand winds of up to 120 mph.
Refining begins by separating the crude into its components. The Crude Distillation Tower, boils crude into five or six different vapors. These vapors are collected in the Atmospheric Crude Tower, below left. The ACT distills each component into four different groups based on their boiling points:
- Naphtha, used to make gasoline;
- Kerosene, which creates jet fuel;
- Diesel, used for fishing boats, construction equipment and some cars and trucks;
- Heavier residuals that help produce low-sulfur fuel oil for electric power plants.
As the vapors rise through the tower, they are cooled at various temperatures and ultimately return to a liquid state. Each fluid is then piped to units in the refinery to finish its processing and is tested in the laboratory. Some fluids, for example, are sent to the Light Ends Recovery Unit, where "light" products such as propane, butane, pentane and hexane are created.
The heaviest residuals separated in the ACT (at right), such as gas oil, are not suited for many products on their own. These products are transferred to the Distillate Hydrocracker (below right). During the hydrocracking process, impurities such as sulfur and nitrogen are removed and transferred to the Sulfur Recovery Unit (not shown). Tesoro says it recovers 99 percent of the elemental sulfur, and pelletizes and sells it to the Mainland for fertilizer.
In the Hydrocracker, hydrogen is pumped into the oil. The mixture is heated to 750 degrees Fahrenheit and compressed with 1,800 pounds per square inch of pressure that breaks or "cracks" the big molecules into smaller ones, creating gasoline, jet fuel and diesel.
The three reactor vessels on the Hydrocracker are made of 5-inch-thick steel and each weighs 350 tons.
Operators in the process control room monitor and control the computers that operate each unit at the refinery. James Yocom (right) runs the board for the Hydrocracker and has been working with Tesoro for 25 years.
Ryan Kunishima, one of three laboratory technicians at Tesoro who test materials, uses an octane machine. When testing octane levels, pressure is increased until the machine's engine makes a knocking sound.
Crude is tested when it comes into the refinery and a sample of each refined substance goes through six to eight tests before the products are shipped.
ASTM International, formerly known as the American Society of Testing Materials, specifies the tests for gasoline while some other tests are conducted for environmental reasons mandated by the state.
Alan Lopes, a driver trainer and dispatcher who has been with Tesoro for 10 years, loads a tanker truck at the company's Sand Island terminal, also known as the harbor terminal. From here, drivers deliver to gas stations and fueling locations across Oahu. Other refined products go to distribution sites such as Barbers Point Harbor, where products are transferred to barges bound for the Neighbor Islands. Tesoro also ships through pipelines to the airport.
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State Attorney General J.B. Van Hollen said the companies -- including Samsung -- agreed to put $500 million into a settlement fund for consumers and businesses from 25 states. But Wisconsinites won't be able to make claims just yet.
Van Hollen says litigation must still be concluded against 4 other firms, including LG.
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Childhood Craniopharyngioma Treatment (PDQ®): Treatment - Health Professional Information [NCI] - Treatment Options for Newly Diagnosed Childhood Craniopharyngioma
Note: Some citations in the text of this section are followed by a level of evidence. The PDQ Editorial Boards use a formal ranking system to help the reader judge the strength of evidence linked to the reported results of a therapeutic strategy. (Refer to the PDQ summary on Levels of Evidence for more information.)
There is no consensus as to the optimal treatment of newly diagnosed craniopharyngioma. Little data exist to compare the different modalities in terms of recurrence rate or quality of life. For this reason, treatment is individualized.
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There is no defined staging system for childhood central nervous system atypical teratoid/rhabdoid tumor (AT/RT). Patients are classified as having newly diagnosed or recurrent disease with or without neuraxis dissemination.
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Radical Surgery
Because these tumors are histologically benign, it may be possible to remove all the visible tumor resulting in long-term disease control.[1][Level of evidence: 3iA]; [2][Level of evidence: 3iiiB]; [3][Level of evidence: 3iiiC] A 5-year progression-free survival (PFS) rate of about 65% has been reported.[4] Many surgical approaches have been described, and the route should be determined by the size, location, and extension of the tumor. A transsphenoidal approach may be possible in some small tumors located entirely within the sella,[5][Level of evidence: 3iiiC] but this is not usually possible in children, in which case a craniotomy is usually required.
Gross total resection is technically challenging because the tumor is surrounded by vital structures, including the optic nerves and chiasm, the carotid artery and its branches, the hypothalamus, and the third cranial nerve. The tumor may be adherent to these structures, which may cause complications, and may limit the ability to remove the entire tumor. The surgeon often has limited visibility in the region of the hypothalamus and in the sella, and portions of the mass may be left in these areas, accounting for some recurrences. Almost all craniopharyngiomas have an attachment to the pituitary stalk, and of the patients who undergo radical surgery, virtually all will require life-long pituitary hormone replacement with multiple medications.[2,6]
Complications of radical surgery include the need for hormone replacement, obesity (which can be life threatening),[7] severe behavioral problems, blindness, seizures, spinal fluid leak, false aneurysms, and difficulty with eye movements. Rare complications include death from intraoperative hemorrhage, hypothalamic damage, or stroke.
If the surgeon feels that tumor remains, or if postoperative imaging reveals residual craniopharyngioma that was not resected, radiation therapy may be recommended to prevent early progression.[8][Level of evidence: 3iiiDiii] Periodic surveillance magnetic resonance imaging is performed for several years after radical surgery because of the possibility of tumor recurrence.
Surgery with Cyst Drainage
For large cystic craniopharyngiomas, particularly in children younger than 3 years and in those with recurrent cystic tumor after initial surgery, stereotactic or open implantation of an intracystic catheter with a subcutaneous reservoir may be a valuable alternative treatment option. The benefits of this procedure include temporary relief of fluid pressure by serial drainage, and in some cases, for intracystic instillation of sclerosing agents as a means to prolong the interval to or obviate the need for radiation. This procedure may also be helpful in allowing the surgeon to perform a two-staged approach, whereby first the cyst is drained by the implanted catheter to relieve pressure and complicating symptoms, followed by tumor resection.[9]
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He is also author of Wrestling
with Moses: How Jane Jacobs Took on New York's Master Builder and
Transformed the American City (Random House 2009) and This
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Growth Policies: An Evaluation of Programs and Outcomes (Lincoln
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In a surprising development, Miley Cyrus ' "Wrecking Ball," which was #1 for two weeks a few months ago, has returned to the top of the Billboard Hot 100, knocking off Lorde 's "Royals," which had ruled for two weeks. Why did this happen? It's all because of some dude named Stephen Kardynal .
According to Billboard, Kardynal's parody video version of "Wrecking Ball" -- a nearly shot-by-shot recreation which features him lip-synching to Miley's original version -- has gone viral. Because Billboard changed its rules earlier this year to include YouTube streams when it calculates chart position, the frequent plays of Kardynal's video boosted the song back to the top. It's already logged well over 66 million views.
Billboard notes that the nine weeks between the last time "Wrecking Ball" was #1 and its return to the top spot is the longest in the history of the Hot 100 for a song in its original chart run.
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Mq Economics - Risk Management With Real-Time Financial And Business Conditions Indicators, Macquarie University.
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A Macquarie University PhD scholarship (MQRES) is available in the Dept of Economics ssociated with an Australian Research Council (ARC) Discovery Project DP120102220. Information about financial and macroeconomic conditions arrives at different times and frequencies,creating a timing problem for business and policy assessment. This project investigates the joint time-varying dynamics of vital financial and macroeconomic indicators for information arriving at different frequencies. It will derive risk management strategies that better account for the associated systemic risks. This scholarship provides a living allowance for domestic candidates whose tuition fees are covered under RTS funding, or may be available to cover the tuition fees for an international candidate. Initial inquiries should be directed to Agnieszka Baginska. Please quote allocation ref number 2012063 on your application.
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Joining the nation's strongest men's lacrosse league was going to lead to some memorable games and No. 11 Notre Dame made its first contest in the Atlantic Coast Conference unforgettable with a thrilling 11-10 come-from-behind victory at No. 2 North Carolina on Saturday afternoon at Fetzer Field. (Courtesy: Notre Dame)
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