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Launch Vehicle: Atlas-Centaur (AC-15 / Atlas 3C no. 5903C / Centaur D-1A)
Launch Site: Eastern Test Range / launch complex 36A, Cape Canaveral, USA
NASA Center: Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Spacecraft Mass: 1040 kg at launch, 306 kg on landing
Spacecraft Instruments: 1) imaging system; 2) alpha-scattering instrument; 3) surface sampler; and 4) footpad magnet
Spacecraft Dimensions: About 3 m high. Footpads extended 4.3 m from the center.
Spacecraft Power: Solar cells which charged silver-zinc batteries
Maximum Power: 85 watts
Total Cost: About $469 million for the entire series of seven Surveyor spacecraft.
Deep Space Chronicle: A Chronology of Deep Space and Planetary Probes 1958-2000, Monographs in Aerospace History No. 24, by Asif A. Siddiqi
National Space Science Data Center, http://nssdc.gsfc.nasa.gov/
Solar System Log by Andrew Wilson, published 1987 by Jane's Publishing Co. Ltd.
Since Surveyors 1, 3, 5, and 6 successfully fulfilled requirements in support of Apollo, NASA opted to use the last remaining Surveyor for a purely scientific mission outside of exploring a potential landing site for the early Apollo flights.
After an uneventful coast to the Moon, Surveyor 7 successfully set down at 01:05:36 UT on 10 January 1968 on the ejecta blanket emanating from the bright Tycho crater in the south of the near side. Landing coordinates were 40.86° south latitude and 11.47° west longitude, about 29 kilometers north of Tycho's rim and 2.4 kilometers from the craft's target.
Initial photos from the surface showed surprisingly few craters, much like the mare sites, although the general area was rougher. About 21 hours after landing, ground controllers fired a pyrotechnic charge to drop the alpha-scattering instrument onto the lunar surface. When the instrument failed to move, controllers used the robot arm to force it down. The scoop on the arm was used numerous times for picking up soil, digging trenches, and conducting at least 16 surface-bearing tests. Apart from taking 21,274 photographs (many of them in stereo), Surveyor 7 also served as a target for Earth-based lasers (of 1-watt power) to accurately measure the distance between Earth and the Moon.
Although it was successfully reactivated after the lunar night, Surveyor 7 finally shut down on 21 February 1968. In total, the five successful Surveyors returned more than 87,000 photos of the lunar surface and demonstrated the feasibility of soft-landing a spacecraft on the lunar surface.


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BBD Staff Writer: Ryan Talbot
The Buffalo Bills have been busy over the last two days. Dan Hope covered Buffalo's first 18 cuts from Friday, and today the Bills cut an additional five players to trim their roster to 50 players. Buffalo cutting its roster below 53 players should not be considered a surprise, as the team will add recently released players in an attempt to upgrade its roster. Buffalo could use depth at cornerback and along the offensive line.
Saturday's cuts provided a few surprises that Dan Hope and I missed on our final 53-man roster projections. It'll be interesting to see which players the Bills add to their roster in the coming days as the team prepares for their Week 1 matchup against the New England Patriots. Without any further ado, here are Buffalo's five cuts.

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For decades, Geoff Smith of Woodbury lived life at a rapid pace—when it came to his daily routine. As an information technology consultant in Manhattan, his weekdays often began hours before the sun came up so he could catch the early morning train from the Metro- North Fairfield station to Grand Central Terminal. By the time his head hit the pillow, it was often nearly midnight.
Then, in 2010, Geoff's energy abruptly plummeted. He thought it was due to his hectic work schedule and "getting older," or possibly an undiagnosed sleep disorder. "I was suddenly so tired—all the time. Everything took so much effort," Geoff remembers. "On the mornings I drove my son to school, I would have to pull into a parking lot on the way home to take a 45—60 minute nap. It wasn't 'normal' for me to feel this way." He spoke to his primary care physician, Monica Jain, MD, who recommended a sleep study. The sleep study results surprised everyone. Geoff didn't have sleep apnea or another sleep disorder. Geoff had atrial fibrillation.
What is Atrial Fibrillation?
Atrial fibrillation (a-fib) is the most common heart rhythm disorder among adults in the United States. "People with a-fib have abnormal electrical signals in their heart's upper chambers that cause the heart to flutter, quiver or shake, rather than beat steadily," says Chief of Cardiology Stuart Zarich, MD. "This irregular beating causes blood to pool in the heart's chambers, which can lead to the formation of blood clots. These clots can travel to the brain and trigger a stroke." Symptoms of a-fib also include chest palpitations, fatigue (feeling tired), dizziness and trouble breathing. What's worse, about half the people who have a-fib experience no symptoms. "They are at risk and don't even know it," says Dr. Zarich. "Therefore, everyone needs to learn how to take their pulse, do it regularly and tell their doctor about any skipped beats."
Primary care physician Paris Spanolios, MD, tested Ronnie's heartbeat in the office. The painless electrocardiogram took just a few minutes. (An electrocardiogram— ECG or EKG—measures the patterns or rhythms of the heart. A doctor can interpret the patterns to diagnose various heart conditions.)
Getting Back into Rhythm
The sleep specialists recommended that Geoff make an appointment with an atrial fibrillation expert. Geoff met with Bridgeport Hospital cardiologist Linda Casale, MD, and cardiac electrophysiologist (a cardiologist who specializes in heart rhythm disorders) Murali Chiravuri, MD, PhD. They discussed the various options to restore his heart rhythm and opted for cardioversion (electric shock), which is done in the Electrophysiology Lab at Bridgeport Hospital. Dr. Chiravuri also prescribed a blood thinning medication to reduce Geoff's risk of stroke.
Until now, non-surgical and surgical approaches to ablation have been performed separately. Hybrid ablation combines the catheter and surgical methods to maximize the advantages of each and minimize the risks. "Hybrid ablation has significant benefits to the patient, all of which make it a distinctly improved alternative for early and advanced forms of a-fib," says Chief of Cardiothoracic Surgery M. Clive Robinson, MD. "These benefits will likely make other approaches, including the Mini-Maze, obsolete."
The cardioversion worked—at first. But Geoff's heart would not sustain a steady rhythm for more than a few weeks. He needed another cardioversion. And another one. And another one. After four cardioversions in six months, Dr. Chiravuri became concerned about the side effects of so many electric shock procedures in such a short amount of time. He sat down with Geoff to talk about a new breakthrough option: hybrid ablation.
Hybrid Ablation Dr. Chiravuri told Geoff
Dr. Chiravuri told Geoff that he and fellow Connecticut Cardiac Arrhythmia Center electrophysiologists and Chief of Cardiothoracic Surgery M. Clive Robinson, MD, were about to bring hybrid ablation to New England, and that Bridgeport Hospital would be the first and only regional facility able to offer hybrid ablation to a-fib patients. Dr. Chiravuri was confident that Geoff would be the ideal candidate for the procedure.
Geoff was intrigued—and excited. "My family joked about me wanting to be the guinea pig," he says, "but I felt completely relieved. I knew I was in the right place at the right time for this."
"Ablation" refers to creating scar tissue to block faulty electrical pathways in the heart. When these wrong-turn pathways are blocked, the heart's electrical impulses are forced to take the right paths, and the heart is able to beat rhythmically. These ablation scars can be created using three different methods: threading a very thin tube into the heart (catheter ablation), minimally invasive surgery (Mini-Maze) or open-heart surgery (Maze). "In each case, a scar is created to block abnormal electrical signals from spreading through the heart chambers," says Dr. Robinson, a pioneer of minmally invasive heart surgery who also has extensive experience with heart rhythm procedures, including the Mini-Maze.
Hybrid ablation is a combination of the catheter and surgical approaches, designed to maximize the advantages of each and minimize their risks. The two are performed together in a single, significantly less invasive procedure that results in a more comprehensive ablation. The electrophysiologist and heart surgeon work side by side–the surgeon first from outside the heart inward and then the electrophysiologist from inside the heart out. "This combined approach is entirely new and truly minimally invasive," says Dr. Robinson. (See sidebar: Hybrid Ablation Likely to Make Mini-Maze Obsolete.)
Dr. Robinson went over the procedure with Geoff, step-bystep. "Using a model kit, he showed me the tools and exactly what he was going to do," remembers Geoff. "I liked that he took the time to demystify the procedure for me." On Friday, June 3, the day of the hybrid ablation, Dr. Chiravuri and Dr. Robinson again met with Geoff to discuss the procedure and introduce him to his operating team, which included the dedicated cardiac anesthesia team. The physician anesthesiologist and certified registered nurse anesthetist were responsible for Geoff's sedation during surgery and also controlled the lung machines (ventilators) and breathing tubes. The anesthesia team would also manage Geoff's pain after surgery and determine when he was ready to leave the recovery room. "Everyone in the operating room was handpicked just for me. I knew I was in good hands with a top-notch group," says Geoff. Then he kissed his wife, JJ, and became the first patient in New England to undergo hybrid ablation for a-fib.
Picking Up the Pace
The next morning in the hospital, Geoff was up and walking. On the fourth day after the procedure, he was feeling strong and well enough to go home. He looked forward to walking his dog, Finnie. And that afternoon, he did.
Since having hybrid ablation, Geoff has felt like a new person. His energy is back and he has a new outlook on life. Even better, his heart has stayed in sync. Geoff still takes his pulse every day. "I never did that before, but now I can't imagine going through a day without checking," he says. "It takes less than a minute and it's so important to my heart health." He is back to commuting into New York City every morning and doesn't feel like he's dragging at the end of the day. "A year ago, I never would have had the energy to do this," he says. "I'm so grateful to Dr. Chiravuri and Dr. Robinson and the entire team that solved my problem—and gave me my life back!"
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Hi guys, I'm looking for some feed back on these two machines. I only welded once with an inverter type machine. A friend of mine had a HTP, it was nice, but was DC only. What do some of you like and does a inverter machine have more options when welding aluminum. Also is their any advantages when welding in DC with an inverter. Space and power reqiurements are not a concern.
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Syncrowave 250 DX or Dynasty 200 DX
The obvious difference between the transformer and inverter rigs is cost.
But, the less obvious (read subtle) differences make the Dynasty series of inverters extremely attractive.
Inverters have the programed ability to vary every parameter you can think of. Of special note is the ability to adjust frequency. The transformer rigs are 60 Hertz only. Inverters can run very high (150 Hertz) when that is what the weld parameters require.
If you can afford it, as you say, jump on the inverter.
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if money allows i would go inverter, but miller has no inverter in the sync 250 classDynasty 200 DX
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The inverter seems to act like a larger machine in some ways.
in DC the inverter is very similar to the transformer. its in the AC side the inverters really shine. if you don't intend to do a lot of AC work you may be better off just going transformer. keeping in mind the amps you get per $ the transformers well out do the inverters. and don't be fooled the transformers are very capable of making fine welds in both AC and DC. if size and power impute is not an issue the transformer may be a better fit.thanks for the help
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If you mix Argon 20cfm and Helium 6cfm you can weld thicker then the manufacture rec.This is agood ratio to start with. Gas will vary with the cup size and gas lens you uses along with the material. Dynasty 200DX uses less power to achieve the same welding thickness. It will has many more adjustment that with practice will give you a better and prettier weld. I had a sweet deal on the 250dx with tigrunner package. $2500 used with low hours, But still bought the inverter based machine for size, power useage, and portability. Once you get it you will be able to go anywhere with it. That means more jobs and more money. It could easily pay for itself over time. Just my humble opinion. I'm still a newb. I just post a lot. I now how difficult the chooses are. You will be happy with either machine. BTW HTP make an inverter bases dc/ac machine too. Bought the Tig DVD through HTP, but still went Miller.
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Unless you are planning on welding a lot of thick material, the Dynasty can handle your work up to 1/4". By adding a watercooler and beter torch, you will have a top notch set up that's way more portable than the Sync 250.
There are plenty of well experienced Dyn 200 users here that can help with setting to get you on track.
So, I guess I'd vote the Dynasty.
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My choice was a Dynasty 300, it has the output of the Syncrowave 250 but not the duty cycle. (the 350 has much better) However it was the best choice for home use, the 250 requires a lot more input juice.
I do find that I can weld aluminum much easier with the Dynasty than a transformer based welder. It seems to be much more controllable.
the down side is the Dynasty is double the cost. It may cost less in the long run when you consider electrical cost.Frank
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Well said. Now wish him good luck in finding a used Dynasty 300DX
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Hello I am a Marine Science major at the University of Delaware. I am having a lot of difficulty deciding whether or not this will be a profitable career pathway. I am interested in genetics, plant biology, marine biology, and microbiology but am unsure as to which of those would yield the greatest job potential. I have looked up many jobs online but I still do not see a clear winner. I am planning on going to graduate school for one of these, I just don't know which to focus on. My idea was either major in genetics, major in Marine and minor in micro (or vice versa), or to double major in both and minor in plant science or genetics, whichever would give me decent living. I was wondering if you had any opinions on what to do, or if you have any idea as to which of my interests possesses the most profitable career that is also in high demand. Also, what types of careers could I earn with that type of degree with a masters or a doctorate?
And I know by now you're probably sick of me, but if I were to earn a PhD, who would fund my research and how would I find an someone to fund me?
As you can see I have a lot of questions but unlike most college students, I have a pretty good general idea what I want to do for the rest of my life. My parents are pestering me and I'm feeling axioms about my future so I thought it would be wise to ask an expert like yourself. You don't have to answer all of these questions, I'm mainly looking for your opinion.
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The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled last week that the DEAs use of force against the 11-year-old and 14-year-old daughters of Thomas and Rosalie Avina--which included putting a gun to the youngest girl's head--was excessive, unreasonable, and constituted intentional infliction of emotional distress.
Attorneys for the Obama administration defended the raid, and Reason has obtained the brief the DOJ filed to the Ninth Circuit. In it, the Obama administration argues that the DEA agentsconduct was plainly reasonable under the circumstances.
After subduing their parents, agents broke into the two girls bedrooms during a wrong-door raid in January, 2007. The oldest of the two girls dropped to the floor and was handcuffed by agents before being dragged into the living room and laid next to her mom and dad. The 11-year-old, however, was sleeping when agents came into her room. As they began to shout at her to get on the ****ing ground, the girl woke up and froze in fear. Agents then dragged her from her bed to the floor. One agent handcuffed her while another aimed a gun at her head.
To a certain extent, the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals agreed with the DOJs brief. It upheld the lower courts ruling that the treatment of Thomas and Rosalie AvinaThomas resisted the agentscommands and was tackled to the ground and handcuffed at gunpoint; Rosalie voluntarily dropped to the floorwas not unreasonable or unlawful.
But what of the children? To sway the court, Obama administration lawyers softened their depiction of the agents' treatment of the 11-year-old and 14-year-old girls:
Agents also entered the bedrooms of plaintiffs B.F. and B.S. Avina, who were then fourteen and eleven years old, respectively. Both girls were in bed at the time, and B.S. was sleeping. B.F. complied with the agents instruction to get on the ground, and the agents thereafter handcuffed her. B.S. initially resisted the instruction, and agents responded by assisting her to the floor and handcuffing her. The agents did not use profanity in speaking to the girls.
Compared to the Ninth Circuits ruling, which uses the facts presented by the Avinas, this is an utter white-washing. The girl identified as B.S. is the Avinas 11-year-old daughter. She did not resist the instruction, but was frozen in fear. Agents did not assist her to the floor, they dragged her off her bed. They did not just handcuff her, they held a gun to her head.
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Ty Segall likes to say he was practically born in the California surf of Laguna Beach, then later transplanted to the Bay Area. It was there that he showcased his vocal ability, not to mention his aptitude on drums and guitar. Since then, Segall has released eight solo albums and is also a member of at least seven bands (if we've even managed to count them all).
Once described by Spin magazine as a "garage rock hellion," Segall first gained fame as the lead singer of the Epsilons, where he appeared to channel the style of the Strokes and White Stripes. But on his first solo effort, 2009's "Lemons," Segall opted for a much more traditional sound. Since then, he's been working diligently to throw people off, producing studio albums like "Melted" and the even softer "Goodbye Bread" (in 2010 and 2011) while working toward the artist's ultimate desire: to make a really heavy record of evil space rock.
While Segall's dream is still alive, he certainly didn't achieve it with his most recent album, 2013's (aptly titled) "Sleeper." Most of it is acoustic, and it only gets louder with minor chord progression. The songs are slower and weightier all around, and critics have called it his "most focused" work.
At the same time Segall was working on the solo project, he also started a new outfit called Fuzz, releasing three 7" singles last year. A full-length Fuzz album was recorded and ultimately released in October on In The Red Records, again to critical acclaim.
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I have recently discovered how to make ghee at home. Back home ghee is made at home from the scratch. The milk available in India is whole cream milk. In every household early morning milk is boiled. After it cools down , topmost creamy layer is collected and refrigerated. When there is enough of cream, a culture is put to get very thick and creamy yogurt. Butter is churned from this yogurt. And this butter is clarified to get ghee. This is stored in an air tight bottle.
The milk available is not whole cream, so the only way to make ghee is buying unsalted butter. Heat this in a thick bottomed vessel.
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The function $$f(x) = \begin{cases} \sin^2 \left(\frac{1}{x} \right) e^{-1/x} + e^{-2/x} & \text{if $x > 0$,}\\ 0 & \text{if $x \leq 0$,} \end{cases}$$ is $C^\infty$ but has no $C^2$ square root. I found this example in the paper Choosing roots of polynomials smoothly by Alekseevsky, Kriegl, Losik, and Michor (available freely here). This example appears to have come from Frank Warner's (unpublished) 1963 dissertation.


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This kinda scares me though... because I really had faith in it going away in it's own time... as long as I stayed of the medications.
I mean I do think when you get upset or emotional about it... it can make it worse... but still... I always got stressed about my break outs... and how I looked in front of people... but never flushed because of anxiety then...?????
I donno... I just think when you are thinking about it constantly... that you just notice it happening more often.
Also not only does my face and ears flush... but sometimes my hands ans feet do too... if this flushing was caused by anxiety... it would happen it the face... like blushing... not your feet and hands??????
Well I know for a fact that when I am upset or angry or stressed now I flush and I never used to...and I know when I go somewhere and think about flushing I usually end up flushing partly because I am so worried or stressed about flushing to begin with. I think the psychological factor plays a role and its size varies on the person and their anxiety levels. And you can be very stressed when you sleep...why do you think people have nightmares and vivd dreams, because of their stress levels and emotions within their sub-conscious thoughts. Not to say that is the definite cause for why you are flushing while you sleep but it is a real possibility. We cannot control what we dream or think about while we are sleeping, nor can we control our anxiety while we sleep.
I think an anxiety medication could help a lot if you are flushing when you are upset/anxious/nervous/stressed out or constantly worrying about your flushing etc.
Regarding the feet and hands they can also become flush due to anxiety. I had a ex girlfriend who used to get a "stress" rash, which was a pink/red rash of little bumps on her cheeks and also up and down her arms when she was really stressed or upset, so it is possible to affect various body parts.
My flushing seems to be more temperature based but I also find myself constantly worrying about it and I think (like you mentioned) that it is just causing it to happen more or make the problem worse.
Everytime you flush, just take notice of the variables around you, warmer temp, exercise, foods, certian feelings, emotions etc. and then try and draw some conclusions on what your catalysts are.
I will let you all know if I end up trying the Paxil and if it makes any difference.
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3 tablespoons
8 fluid ounces
heavy whipping cream
salt to taste
1 pinch
ground nutmeg
1/4 cup
grated Parmesan cheese
1/4 cup
grated Romano cheese
egg yolk
2 tablespoons
grated Parmesan cheese
You can subtitute 2% milk for heavy cream, if you start with a roux of 1tbsp butter, 1tbsp flour. Good for reducing fat a bit, or if you realize at the last minute you don't have enough cream!
I like the flavor. I followed the recipe to a T. Ive never understood how you can rate a recipe you changed before trying as written. Anyway, this one was good. No better or worse than any other I've had. The all taste about the same to me.
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After reading through the reviews I decided to give this one a shot, and it came out wonderful. I made the following changes:
*added 1/4 teaspoon black pepper, 2 cloves minced garlic and 2 tablespoons regular cream cheese
*used a full cup of fresh grated parmesan, no romano
*I whipped the egg with a little half-n-half and then added it a little at a time
Be sure to let the butter and cream simmer until it's a little thick, before proceeding. Also, simmver over low heat at the end and keep stirring it. I ended up with a highly delicious HEAVY alfredo sauce.
I liked this sauce, it had a nice, mild flavor. My guests felt it lacked something, even though I minced and sauteed garlic and added it in. Perhaps I would add a touch of garlic salt or garlic powder the next time. Salt & pepper are definitely in order for this recipe. Remember that anytime you are incorporating egg into a hot liquid, you need to take care that it doesn't immediately cook the egg so that you end up with tiny egg bits. Take a small amount of the hot cheese/cream sauce (1/4 cup or so) and put it in a bowl. Slowly add the egg yolk, stirring constantly. Once you've mixed the egg with that small bit of hot cream sauce, you can add it all back into the pan.
*** Update. Recently, I made this recipe and I used all parmesan cheese because that's what I had in the house. What I used was shredded parmesan, rather than the container of grated parmesan (you know it, we all have it in the house). What an amazing difference this made, the sauce was thick, rich, and amazing. I went right out and bought the ingredients to make it a few more times!
People need to remember that restaurant style Alfredo Sauce is NOT LIKE the bottled stuff! I had tried some homemade Alfredo Sauce recipes before this one, but none turned out as close to what I expected as this recipe did. First, the taste was absolutely scrumptious! I only used fresh grated parmesan cheese with no romano, as I did not have that on hand. I also grated about 2 cloves of garlic in, which made the sauce, in addition to a little dried parsley flakes for color and texture. I used half and half instead of cream, so I'm not sure how thick this would have turned out if I had used heavy cream. Because I like my Alfredo Sauce just a little thicker than standard restaurant style sauce, I don't know if this sauce was just a bit thinner than I'd like because I used half-n-half or if maybe I could do something else besides adding more parmesan, which is what I did this time to thicken it up a bit. Next time I'll use the parmesan and romano, real cream and I think I'll follow the advice given by several other reviewers by adding a tablespoon or two of whipped cream cheese - just to get the texture and thickness closer to what I want. Hands down, this is the best homemade Alfredo Sauce recipe I found.
I wish there were more than 5 stars! This is THE BEST alfredo I have EVER made. It is SO easy and SO SO rich. Every person I have served it to has begged me for the recipe. I do not use any romano. It is too strong. Instead I doubled the parmesan and even added a 1/4 cup more! Break up the egg and add it in a slow steady stream. I had no problems with the sauce being too thin. Boil the cream mixture for a few minutes stiring constantly until it thickens up before you add the cheese. Try try try!
I made this sauce one night for a dinner party. The next day I had to promise to send it out in emails to all that had it. It was a hit 7 times over. Very simple - Quick and easy to make.
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This is so darned easy to make its unbelievable. I'm a 19 year old male college student. If I can make it - you can. It works well if you use parmesan instead of the romano as well (just double the parmesan). Tastes good too!
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While the whole world have their eyes fixed on 7 Chinese elderly men who lined up uniformly in black suits and red ties, another Chinese elderly man, Liu Xianping, has been posing for his granddaughter's female fashion store on Tmall and has become an Internet sensation. (Tmall is China's leading B2C online retailer separated from Taobao.)
Though most of the clothes Liu has been modeling for are more of the tiny, sweet and cute teen girl style with rosy shades, laces and ribbons, the 72-year-old totally pulled things off. His signature piece so far seems to be color tights and thigh stockings. Liu's confidence in front of the camera and his long pair of skinny legs are the envy of many girls. Netizen 云眠Satsuki sighed: "He has such a good figure, especially those legs!"
The Tmall store Liu has been modeling for is Yuekou, a female fashion store started this May by 5 recent college graduates. Liu's granddaughter Ms. Lv is one of the five. According to an interview with Ms. Lv, it all started when one day her grandpa Liu came to help with unpacking: "He picked up one piece and tried to give some advice on how to mix and match. We thought it was fun so we started shooting." Who said elderly men in China didn't have a sense of fashion? According to Ms. Lv, many of the looks in the pictures were her grandpa's ideas – he surely knows how to make teen girls look cute and stylish.
What does hot grandpa think? "Why unacceptable (for someone like me to wear women's clothes ? Modeling for the store is helping my granddaughter and I have nothing to lose. We were very happy on the day of the shooting. I'm very old and all that I care about is to be happy," Liu told the journalist. And he was absolutely right. The store's sales have increased 5 times since his pictures went viral and there was even a special "grandpa promotion style" currently featured at the store. Reactions from Chinese netizens have been overwhelmingly positive - they thought Liu was cool, open-minded, fun, extremely stylish and had the perfect camera face. Like netizen 东皇薄荷 commented: "He almost feels like Karl Lagerfeld!"
It is stories like this when one can get a sense of what a diversified society China has changed into in the past 40 years, especially for someone like Liu who has lived through one of the most rigid times in China's history.
source: Offbeat China
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Take out one three-minute stretch at the end of the second quarter, and the Creston and Glenwood girls basketball teams looked like two evenly matched teams trading shot after shot.
But, several costly turnovers led to an 11-0 Glenwood run to close the final three minutes of the first half, giving the Rams a 26-12 advantage at the break in a 51-39 win over the Panthers here Wednesday in a Class 4A Region 7 quarterfinal.
"We just had about a three-minute stretch where we turned the ball over about four times and they got layups, and that was pretty much the difference in the game. It really was," Creston head coach Larry McNutt said. "We battled them hard, and I was pretty proud of the girls. We really did a good job. Take out that little stretch, and we're right there."
Creston, behind strong defense in a box-and-one zone where sophomore Natalie Mostek face-guarded Glenwood senior Grace Newman, trailed just 15-12 when Glenwood went on its run.
Newman, who averages a team-high 14.3 points per game and had scored 29 of Glenwood's 53 points against Creston in a Jan. 15 game, rarely touched the ball in the first half because of Mostek's defense.
Newman's lone basket in the first half came just before the halftime horn, as she ran off three screens along the baseline to get a look at a 3-pointer in the corner. She finished with just five points in the game.
"We spent three days working on it, and the girls did a great job executing the defensive gameplan," McNutt said. "We just made the decision, I just wasn't going to let Newman beat us again. She had 29 of their 53 at our place, and I just told the girls, that's not going to happen. We did a good job on her. She didn't even touch the ball for the longest time in the first half."
"They really did a good job pressuring us and taking Grace out," Glenwood head coach Barry Loeffelbein said. "I think they really played tough defense tonight and really got after us. It was a battle just getting shots off."
Mostek started the second half with a basket and Chelcee Downing followed it up with a pull-up 3-pointer to cut the lead to nine. Another Downing 3-pointer moments later cut the lead to eight.
Late in the third quarter, Mostek passed to Zaidy Frank who put a jumper up off the glass to make the score 35-28.
Creston trailed 40-30 at the end of the third, but Glenwood quickly stretched the lead to 15 in the fourth quarter.
But Creston didn't quit, closing the gap to 10 and at one point, and had a chance to cut the lead to eight on a 3-point attempt by Mostek that just missed.
"Creston knocked down a couple of shots and got it back down to 10," Loeffelbein said. "It was a battle all the way. We could never shake loose of them. They made us work hard for everything."
With the loss, Creston ends the season with a mark of 6-16. Glenwood, now 15-7, advances to take on Lewis Central on Saturday.
Two Panthers played in their final game Wednesday night. Seniors Brianna Maitlen and Emma Johnson saw their playing careers come to a close in the loss.
Maitlen finished with a team-high 10 points and eight rebounds in her career finale.
"Maitlen was great. I told her she had a better year than I ever thought she would," McNutt said. "She was not a verbal leader, but she led on the court just by her play.
"Emma Johnson was a great senior. She's a player coaches will love for ever, because she's a great team player," McNutt said. "Some nights she played a lot, and some nights she didn't play very much. She didn't ever complain one time. That's really what being a team is all about."
GLENWOOD (51) — Sydney Gutschenritter 5 2-2 14, Bailey Starner 4 2-3 13, Halie Darrow 4 1-2 10, Grace Newman 2 0-0 5, Reiny Ostrander 2 1-1 5, Emily Blum 2 0-0 4. Totals — 19 4-6 51. 3-pointers — 7 (Starner 3, Gutschenritter 2). Free throws — 4-6. Team fouls — 13. Fouled out — None.
CRESTON (39) — Brianna Maitlen 3 4-4 10, Zaidy Frank 4 1-2 9, Natalie Mostek 3 3-4 9, Chelcee Downing 3 0-0 8, Brenna Baker 0 2-2 2, Camryn Somers 0 1-2 1. Totals — 13 11-14 39. 3-pointers — 2 (Downing 2). Free throws — 11-14. Rebounds — Natalie Mostek 12, Maitlen 8, Frank 5, Downing 3, Baker 2. Steals — Natalie Mostek 2, Maitlen 1, Frank 1, Downing 1. Assists — Mostek 3, Frank 1, Baker 1. Team fouls — 11. Fouled out — None.
Glenwood — 10 26 40 51
Creston — 6 12 30 39


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Observational Study on the Efficacy and Safety of NovoSeven® During "Real-life" Usage in Germany (WIRK)
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This NON INTERVENTIONAL OBSERVATIONAL STUDY is conducted in Europe. The primary aim is to observe the haemostatic efficacy of NovoSeven® treatment during routine practice in German clinics. The observational study observes patients with congenital haemophilia with inhibitors to coagulation factors VIII or IX, acquired haemophilia, congenital FVII deficiency, or Glanzmann's thrombasthenia who have received at least one dose of NovoSeven® for treatment of a bleeding episode or for the prevention of a bleeding when undergoing surgery or an invasive procedure.
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|Efficacy of NovoSeven® (Activated Recombinant Human Factor VII): Non-interventional Study in Patients With Congenital Haemophilia With Inhibitors, Acquired Haemophilia, Factor FVII Deficiency, and Glanzmann's Thrombasthenia
- Proportion of acute bleeding episodes for which haemostasis (defined as stop or significant reduction of bleeding) will be achieved [ Time Frame: within 9 hours after initiation of treatment with NovoSeven® or of invasive procedures for which haemostasis will be maintained during the time period of haemostatic coverage with NovoSeven® ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
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Patients with congenital haemophilia with inhibitors to coagulation factors VIII or IX, acquired haemophilia, congenital FVII deficiency, or Glanzmann's thrombasthenia who have received at least one dose of NovoSeven®.
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Blood Coagulation Disorders
Hemophilia B
Hemorrhagic Disorders
Hemostatic Disorders
Blood Coagulation Disorders, Inherited
Blood Platelet Disorders
Cardiovascular Diseases
Coagulation Protein Disorders
Genetic Diseases, Inborn
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Unable to gain acceptance at the snootier fraternities they pledge, the Deltas, a a motley crew of misfits and sociopaths bent on disrupting the well-starched status quo, engage in various illegalities that land them in hot water with both the stern college dean and the neighboring jock fraternity. Their exploits eventually cause them to be placed on "double-secret probation," until finally, they are kicked out of school and, as the dean reminds them, newly eligible for the Vietnam draft.
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Terry McConnell Brady, a retired Henrico County math teacher, has been named the 2012 Henrico Christmas Mother.
A native of Abingdon, Va., where she grew up on a farm with three brothers, Brady resides in the Tuckahoe District and is a long-time member of Tuckahoe Presbyterian Church, where she serves as a Sunday school teacher and works in the outreach division. She also volunteers with Meals on Wheels and the American Cancer Society, and has been involved with the Henrico Christmas Mother program for three years.
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For the third consecutive year, the Canterbury Recreation Association in Short Pump donated the most meals to the fourth-annual "Dunk Hunger" campaign, which raises money and food donations for FeedMore's Central Virginia Food Bank. Swim teams and community pools throughout the region combined to raise the equivalent of 77,404 meals this year, with the Canterbury group earning the Gold Medal, with 17,454 meals contributed.
CRA will earn a winners' bash Aug. 24 from 3 to 5 p.m. at its pool on Pump Road.
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DAYTONA BEACH, FLA. -- The Apprentice School wrestling team is competing in the 2012 National Collegiate Wrestling Association National Championships in Daytona Beach, Florida this weekend and currently sit in 11th place out of 79 teams.
Senior Marcus Chevres became the second four-time NCWA All-American in school history by winning his quarterfinal match on Friday. The Norfolk, Va. native is now 27-3 on the year and will wrestle Alex Anunciation of California Baptist in the semifinals Saturday morning. He joins assistant coach Cecil Lee as the only four-time NCWA All-Americans in school history.
Joining Chevres in the All-American lists are first-time honorees Ty Ford (125) and Ian Jones (285). They'll have a chance with four wins each to finish in third place in their weight classes.
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PEMBROKE, N.C. - The Apprentice School wrestling team made its annual trek to Pembroke, N.C. on Saturday to compete in the 2007 Pembroke Classic and had a few wrestlers fare well in the 30-team event. Senior Eric Lybarger was one round from wrestling for fifth place as he went 4-2 at 1....
Builders take NCWA Mid-Atlantic Conference title
BALTIMORE, MD. -- The Apprentice School wrestling team won the 2008 National Collegiate Wrestling Association Mid-Atlantic Conference title on Saturday scoring 200.5 points en route to the team title at the University of Maryland Baltimore County. Six wrestlers won their weight classes....
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MORRISVILLE, NY - The Apprentice School wrestling team opened their 2008-09 season with a pair of dual match victories at the Morrisville State College Duals on Saturday. In their first match the Builders faced the hosts Morrisville State Mustangs and came out with a 23-22 victory. Th....
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YORK, PA. - In a standout field with for nationally-ranked NCAA Division III teams and a pair of NCAA Division I squads, the Apprentice School wrestling team finished tied for fifth out of 10 teams in the York Spartan Invitational on Saturday in York, Pa. They finished behind the national....
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LEXINGTON, Va. Junior Kyle Spruill topped four Apprentice School wrestlers in the top three by winning the 149-pound bracket at the VMI Rat Open held Saturday at Cocke Hall on the Virginia Military Institute campus. Spruill went 3-0 to win his bracket, while sophomore Ty Ford was 1-1 to....
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HAMPTON, VA. --- What a way to become a centurion on the wrestling mat. -- Apprentice School senior Cecil Lee entered the final bout in the Builders dual with Wagner College on Friday needing a win to not only give the Builders a team victory, but to join a rare group with 100 career wi....
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