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It was an ugly win, but any win on the road is a good win.
The offense played horribly, especially the o-line, but they came through at the end when they had to.
I wasn't expecting everything to go smoothly on the road with such a short week, but I didn't think the o-line would look THIS bad. To be fair, we have been hurt by injuries and not having our starting TE sure didn't help.
The D gave up a few big plays (like they always do), but for the most part, were awesome. They held the third highest scoring offense in the NFL to 16 points and only one TD. I told you they were good!
To play as badly as we did and still win 26-16 ... The Chiefs are going to be hard to beat this year.
I predicted Chiefs 24, Eagles 20. Eh, close enough.
Yeah why does mmh doeant show upbto cheer on team when we win and only shows up when he has a gripe to b... about.
Well deserved win for the CHIEFS and CHIEFS FANS that have hung in there over the years. Finally!! Go Chiefs!!
3-0 is what is most important tonight! Short week, less time to prepare! But the Defense made the win!!!!!! The offense struggled, but the defense and special teams gave us the advantage early and we are 3-0!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Who gives a damn about MMH? I don't! CHIEFS are 3-0!!!!!!!
This game was an absolute roller coaster....just like last week. Just this one was worse!
Just AMAZING what a great defense we have!
And y'know, we have the definition of a "clutch" quarterback! All night long he was running for his life. But we gave him a lead and when it came down to live or die with our Chiefs on their own 5 yard line and DESPERATELY needing a long time eating drive Alex Smith CAME THROUGH!!! 8 minutes off the clock. All the time the Defense needed to lock the win up.
AMAZING night by JC!!!!! Something like 180 yards total offense. THANK YOU JC!!!!!
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Test ID: ASPAG
Aspergillus (Galactomannan) Antigen, Serum
Useful For Suggests clinical disorders or settings where the test may be helpful
An aid in the diagnosis of invasive aspergillosis and assessing response to therapy
Clinical Information Discusses physiology, pathophysiology, and general clinical aspects, as they relate to a laboratory test
Invasive aspergillosis (IA) is a severe infection that occurs in patients with prolonged neutropenia, following transplantation or in conjunction with aggressive immunosuppressive regimens (eg, prolonged corticosteroid usage, chemotherapy). The incidence of IA is reported to vary from 5% to 20% depending on the patient population. IA has an extremely high mortality rate of 50% to 80% due in part to the rapid progression of the infection (ie, 1-2 weeks from onset to death). Approximately 30% of cases remain undiagnosed and untreated at death.
Definitive diagnosis of IA requires histopathological evidence of deep-tissue invasion or a positive culture. However, this evidence is often difficult to obtain due to the critically ill nature of the patient and the fact that severe thrombocytopenia often precludes the use of invasive procedures to obtain a quality specimen. The sensitivity of culture in this setting also is low, reportedly ranging from 30% to 60% for bronchoalveolar lavage fluid. Accordingly, the diagnosis is often based on nonspecific clinical symptoms (unexplained fever, cough, chest pain, dyspnea) in conjunction with radiologic evidence (computed tomography [CT] scan); and definitive diagnosis is often not established before fungal proliferation becomes overwhelming and refractory to therapy.
Recently, a serologic assay was approved by the Food and Drug Administration for the detection of galactomannan, a molecule found in the cell wall of Aspergillus species. Serum galactomannan can often be detected a mean of 7 to 14 days before other diagnostic clues become apparent, and monitoring of galactomannan can potentially allow initiation of preemptive antifungal therapy before life-threatening infection occurs.
Reference Values Describes reference intervals and additional information for interpretation of test results. May include intervals based on age and sex when appropriate. Intervals are Mayo-derived, unless otherwise designated. If an interpretive report is provided, the reference value field will state this.
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Interpretation Provides information to assist in interpretation of the test results
A positive result supports a diagnosis of invasive aspergillosis (IA). Positive results should be considered in conjunction with other diagnostic procedures, such as microbiologic culture, histological examination of biopsy specimens, and radiographic evidence. See Cautions.
A negative result does not rule out the diagnosis of IA. Repeat testing is recommended if the result is negative but IA is suspected. Patients at risk of IA should have a baseline serum tested and should be monitored twice a week for increasing galactomannan antigen levels.
Galactomannan antigen levels may be useful in the assessment of therapeutic response. Antigen levels decline in response to antimicrobial therapy.
Cautions Discusses conditions that may cause diagnostic confusion, including improper specimen collection and handling, inappropriate test selection, and interfering substances
False-positive results are reported to occur at rates of 8% to 14% with this assay. For all positive patients, it is recommended that a new aliquot of the same specimen be repeated, as well as collection of a new specimen from the patient for follow-up testing. Two or more consecutive positive results should be obtained from separately drawn specimens before the patient is considered to have a positive Aspergillus antigen test.
Numerous foods (pasta, rice, etc.) contain galactomannan. It is thought that damage to the gut wall by cytotoxic therapy, irradiation, or graft-versus-host disease enables translocation of the galactomannan from the gut lumen into the blood and may be partially responsible for the high false-positive rate of this assay.
Other genera of fungi such as Penicillium and Paecilomyces have shown reactivity with the rat EBA-2 monoclonal antibody used in the assay. These species are rarely implicated in invasive fungal disease. Cross reactivity with Alternaria species also has been reported.
Semisynthetic antibiotics such as piperacillin, amoxicillin, and augmentin, which are based on natural compounds derived from the genus Penicillium, have been demonstrated to cross-react with the rat EBA-2 monoclonal antibody used in the assay.
The specificity of the assay for Aspergillus species cannot exclude the involvement of other fungal pathogens with similar clinical presentations such as Fusarium, Alternaria, and Mucorales.
The performance of the assay has not been evaluated with neonate serum specimens or for use with plasma or other specimen types such as urine or cerebrospinal fluid.
The assay may exhibit reduced detection of galactomannan in patients with chronic granulomatous disease and Job's syndrome.
The concomitant use of antifungal therapy in some patients with invasive aspergillosis may result in reduced sensitivity of the assay.
False-positive galactomannan results are possible in patients receiving PLASMA-LYTE for intravenous hydration or if PLASMA-LYTE is used for bronchoalveolar lavage.
Specimens containing Histoplasma antigen may cross-react in the Aspergillus galactomannan assay.
Supportive Data
In clinical studies submitted for the Food and Drug Administration (FDA)-approval process, the sensitivity of the test was reported to be 81% for proven/provable invasive aspergillosis (N=31 patients), and the specificity was 89% (N=148 patients). The positive and negative predictive values were reported as 68% and 96% respectively, based on an average prevalence of 14% in the study population. In a low-prevalence population (5%), the positive predictive value decreases to 31%; the negative predictive value remains at 96%.(Package insert: Platelia Aspergillus EIA, Bio-Rad, Redmond, WA, 6/2003)
Clinical Reference Provides recommendations for further in-depth reading of a clinical nature
1. Maertens J, Verhaegen J, Lagrou K, et al: Screening for circulating galactomannan as a noninvasive diagnostic tool for invasive aspergillosis in prolonged neutropenic patients and stem cell transplantation recipients: a prospective evaluation. Blood 2001 March 15;97(6):1604-1610
2. Pinel C, Fricker-Hidalgo H, Lebeau B, et al: Detection of circulating Aspergillus fumigatus galactomannan: value and limits of the Platelia test for diagnosing invasive aspergillosis. J Clin Microbiol 2003 May;41(5):2184-2186
3. Swanink CM, Meis JF, Rijs AJ, et al: Specificity of a sandwich enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay for detecting Aspergillus galactomannan. J Clin Microbiol 1997 Jan;35(1):257-260
4. Ansorg R, van den Boom R, Rath P: Detection of Aspergillus galactomannan antigen in foods and antibiotics. Mycoses 1997 Dec;40(9-10):353-357
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Kulpmont Football/Baseball Association
Meetings, first Wednesday of each month at 7:30 p.m. Also, registration for football and cheerleading will be Thursday, July 18, 6-7:30 p.m. at borough hall. New players must bring a copy of their birth certificate. Registration fee will apply.
Coal Runnings
Running club, meets at 5:30 p.m. each Monday at Shamokin Area's Kemp Memorial Stadium parking lot. Open to runners of all ages. More on Facebook at coalrunnings.
Mount Carmel Area Track and Field Camp
Track and field camp, run by the Mount Carmel Area track and field team and coaches, for children entering first through eighth grades will be August 5 to 8 from 9 to 11 a.m. each day at the Silver Bowl. Cost is $45 and includes a camp t-shirt. August 8 will be a mini track meet for the campers to show off their skills. Applications are available in the elementary school office or on the Mount Carmel track and field website. For more information, contact Coach Ditchey at 339-1500 or 817-0524.
Southern Columbia Girls Basketball Camp
Camp will run from July 29 to Aug. 1 from 4:30 to 8:30 p.m. for girls entering second through ninth grades. Cost is $65 if paid before July 1 and $75 if paid after. For more information, contatct Kevin Collins at 933-0305 or Kim Chaundy at 205-2351.
Little Shamokin Indians
Equipment handout will be Saturday, July 27, 1-5 p.m. for football players only at Renn's Storage on S. 5th St. Monthly meeting, Sunday, July 21, 7 p.m. at O'Brien's. All football and cheerleading coaches are required to attend.
Shamokin Area Physicals Scheduled
Shamokin Area Middle/High School will be offering fall sports physicals on Wednesday, July 17, with July 31 a makeup date. Physicals will cost $20, cash only, paid at the time of the physical. Time schedule is as follows: 2 p.m. - Junior high, JV and varsity football, and football cheerleading; 2:30 - Junior high and varsity cross country; 3 p.m. - Boys and girls soccer; 3:15 p.m. - Volleyball and junior high girls basketball; 3:30 - Junior high girls softball. PIAA physical evaluation forms and Shamokin Area athletic policy packets must be picked up in the principal's office before receiving a physical. Physical forms an also be downloaded at Indians.k12.pa.us by selecting the high school and middle school and clicking on "Athletic Forms" along the left. All forms must be completed by a parent/guardian prior to arriving On July 17. Students who do not have a completed PIAA physical evaluation will not be permitted to participate in a fall sport.
Shamokin Area Football Reserve Seats
Anyone interested in reserve seats for the Shamokin Area varsity football games this fall is encouraged to call 648-5731, ext. 3533. Cost for adult tickets for five home games is $27.50, senior citizen discount for five home games is $10.
SYBL Open Gym
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North Schuylkill Fall Physicals
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Southern Columbia Field Hockey Camp
For girls in first through seventh grades, Monday, Aug. 5 through Wednesday, Aug. 7 with a rain date of Thursday, Aug. 8 from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. each day at the Southern Columbia field hockey field. For more information, call 672-2341.
Baseball/Softball Clinic
July 23-26, 6:30 to 8:45 p.m. each day at the sports complex at the Sunbury Bible Church, Route 11, Northumberland. The clinics will feature former Major League players Jeff Hearron and Don Gordon. Clinic is for boys and girls ages 5-12 for baseball, and girls ages 8-12 for softball.
Shamokin AYSO Swim Party
Annual swim party at Knoebel's pool for all 2012-13 Shamokin AYSO players on Wednesday, July 24 from 5 p.m. to close. Rain date is Wednesday, July 31. Admission is free and pizza will be provided for all players and coaches. Players are asked to bring the following items: U-6 - chips, pretzels or drinks; U-8 - desserts or drinks; U-10 - paper plates, cups or napkins; U-12 - drinks; U-14 - drinks.
Wayside Open Golf Scramble
The 25th annual Wayside Open Golf Scramble will be held Saturday, Aug. 10 at Indian Hills Golf Club. Double shotgun starts will be held at 8 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. Players may register on a first-come, first-paid basis for either shotgun. The tournament includes coffee, donuts, a gift, carts, guest fees, lunch, beer, prizes and a pig roast with live entertainment. The Wayside Open has dedicated all monies raised to the Wiest-Wehry Scholarship fund awarded to students in the Line Mountain, Tri-Valley, Mount Carmel, Shikellamy and Southern Columbia school districts. Hole sponsors are being accepted and more information can be obtained by e-mailing Don Spieller at firstname.lastname@example.com. Cost is $80 until Aug. 1 and after Aug. 3 it will be $85. Only paid applications will be accepted.
Coalcracker Slugfest
The Schuylkill Coalcrackers will be hosting the Coalcracker Slugfest travel baseball tournament on Aug. 17-18 in Minersville. Age brackets are U-9, and U-11. Entry fee is $275 per team. For more information, contact Keith at (570) 640-8086 or at email@example.com.
Maine Fire Co. Golf Tournament
Two-man scramble, Aug. 3, at Indian Hills Golf Course. Registration is 9 a.m. with a shotgun start at 9:30 a.m. Entrance fee is $60 per person and includes greens fees, cart, hot dog and beer at the course. There will also be food, beer and prizes at the Maine Fire Company following the tournament. To pre-register, call 648-1261.
Shamokin-Coal Township YFL
Football and cheerleading clinic, open to children grades K through 7. There is no registration fee. Event will be July 23-24-25, 5:30 to 8 p.m. on the Bunker Hill field. Registration is Tuesday, July 23, 5 p.m. at Bunker Hill. For more information, contact Marilyn Polyniak at 259-8423.
Central Pa. Outlaws Tryouts
The Central Pa. Outlaws fastpitch tournament softball team will conduct tryouts for the 2014 U14 and U16 teams at the Line Mountain Community Field, located at 1001 Dairy Rd., Mandata, July 31 at 6 p.m. and Aug. 11 at 4:30 p.m. The team practices in Mount Carmel, Elysburg and Mandata. For more information, contact Jim Giles at 570-441-6205.
Shamokin-Mount Carmel Little League Meeting
Shamokin-Mount Carmel Little League annual meeting will be held Tuesday, Aug. 6, at 6:30 p.m. at Dr. Miller's office, 265 w. Spruce St., Shamokin. The meeting is open to the public.
Red Tornado Open
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The host committee, led by Tipping Point CEO and Founder Daniel Lurie, has been working with the San Francisco 49ers, Bay Area civic leaders and the business community to plan for Super Bowl L, which will be held in February 2016 at Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara.
The NFL awarded the rights to host the golden anniversary game to the San Francisco Bay Area at its owners' meeting in May. Lurie's committee then set out to recruit an experienced CEO to lead the day-to-day work of planning for the Big Game.
Bruce has 25 years of global sports marketing and event management experience. He has extensive on-the-ground expertise managing complex programs and operations at the largest sporting events in the world, including the Olympic Games, the Super Bowl, the FIFA World Cup and the NCAA Final Four.
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"We needed someone who was familiar with sporting events on the greatest imaginable stage," Lurie said, "but we wanted someone with roots in the Bay Area as well. Keith brings that fantastic combination, and we're very lucky to have him."
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Official and unofficial Super Bowl L events will be hosted throughout the Bay Area, with free public celebrations and the "NFL Experience" in San Francisco; the game itself will be played at the new, state-of-the-art Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara.
The NFL officially invited the San Francisco Bay Area and Miami-Dade, Fla., to submit bids to compete to host Super Bowl L. Lurie submitted the Bay Area's application to the NFL's Super Bowl Advisory Committee on August 9, 2012. The Committee delivered its bid package to NFL owners on May 7, 2013, featuring the complete bid package on an Apple iPad Mini. On May 21, San Francisco formally presented its bid in a live pitch to the 32 NFL owners in Boston, and was awarded the marquis game later that day.
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Willie Brown, Former Mayor of San Francisco
Deborah Conrad, CMO of Intel
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CLARINDA — Creston broke away from a 14-13 halftime lead to defeat the Clarinda eighth-grade girls Monday, 26-21.
Cammy Rutherford scored 12 points for Creston and Hannah Hood added eight points, nine rebounds and six steals.
"When Cammy and Hannah are working off each other, we are a tough matchups for most teams," said coach Anthony Donahoo.
The B game ended in a 9-9 tie as Jordan Bloodgood scored five points and Alexus Larkin added four.
Creston (26) — Cammy Rutherford 12, Hannah Hood 8, Madison Callahan 2, Leah Schuler 2, Rachel Shepherd 2. Rebounds — Hood 9, Rutherford 5. Steals — Hood 6, Rutherford 2, Schuler 2, Callahan 1.
Clarinda (21) — Grace Davidson 13, Cynthia Best 2, Cheyenne French 2, Delayne Glassgow 2, Maddy Gray 2.
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Clarinda B (9) — Wallin 3, Hamilton 2, Glassgow 2, Burroughs 2.
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CLARINDA — Daiton Martin led a hot Clarinda start of 14-0 on the way to a 38-11 victory over Creston seventh-grade girls Monday.
After trailing 16-2, Creston outscored Clarinda 3-2 over the final six minutes of the first half. But Clarinda's 9-2 spurt to start the second half blew the game open.
"That shows what will happen if you don't show up to play in the first quarter," said Creston coach Jim Hyde.
Clarinda also won the B game, 10-6.
Creston (11) — Chloe Hagle 5, Kiersten Latham 2, Cayla Maitlen 2, Kendra Stewart 2.
Clarinda (38) — Daiton Martin 12, Josie Nelson 5, Joslynn Williams 4, Abbie Guthrie 4, Lily Twaddle 4, Sabrina Barron 3, Carson Stipe 2, Lauren Bair 2, Maddie Hartley 2.
Creston B (6) — Kalan Bloodgood 2, Angel Stow 2, Taylor Fredrickson 2.
Clarinda B (10) — Sabrina Barron 6, Maddy Clark 4.
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Cody Crawford scored 16 points as the Creston eighth-grade boys defeated Nodaway Valley Monday, 46-26.
"I thought we came out for the second straight game and got off to a good start," said Creston coach Mike McCabe. "We shared the ball very well."
Creston (46) — Cody Crawford 16, Gavin Woods 9, Brenden McDowell 6, Kyle Somers 5, Quinton Scadden 4, Ben Irr 2, Seth Thompson 2, Michael Stults 2.
Nodaway Valley (26).
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Creston jumped in front 11-0 and 13-2 before holding on for a 36-30 victory over the Clarinda eighth-grade boys Thursday.
"They played zone and we moved the ball and hit shots," said Creston coach Mike McCabe. "I thought we lost our composure and poise after we missed some point blank shots and allowed them back into the game."
Creston got a key basket buy Seth Thompson when the Panthers were up 31-30. Cody Crawford hit two free throws late to seal it and finished with 16 points.
Creston (36) — Cody Crawford 16, Seth Thompson 7, Gavin Woods 6, Kyle Somers 4, Ben Irr 2, Brenden McDowell 1.
Clarinda (30).
Creston B (9) — Brenden McDowell 6, Patrick Normandeau 2, Michael Stults 1.
Clarinda B (9).
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Jacob Cook scored 12 points to lead Creston seventh-graders over Nodaway Valley Monday, 49-15.
Creston led 18-2 after the first quarter and 30-4 at halftime.
"We moved the ball well and hit some outside shots against their zone," said Creston coach Todd Jacobson. "It was nice to see 10 players get into the scoring column."
Creston (49) — Jacob Cook 12, Tucker Flynn 8, Jaden Driskell 7, Cole Higgins 6, Evan Jacobson 4, Dustin Merritt 4, Cody Wagner 2, Dalton Bierle 2, Nathan Pudenz 2. Rebounds — Flynn 8. Assists — Higgins 3. Steals — Higgins 5.
Nodaway Valley (15).
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"We gave up too many shots in the lane and did not block out very well in the first half," coach Todd Jacobson said. "We came out and did a better job on defense and did enough on offense against their zone to lead 26-20 after the third. It was a good game for the team to find a way to find success in the second half."
Dalton Bierle had a strong shooting and defensive game in Creston's 9-5 B game victory.
Creston (41) — Tuck Flynn 11, Evan Jacobson 9, Jaden Driskell 6, Cole Higgins 6, Dustin Merritt 4, Gavin Sickels 2, Jacob Cook 2, Cody Wagner 1. Rebounds — Flynn 7. Steals — Sickels 3. Assists — Jacobson 3.
Clarinda (30) — Foster 17, Goudie 4, Logan 3, Byerly 2, Bridie 2, Landhuis 2.
Creston B (9) — Dalton Bierle 6, Cody Wagner 2, Nate Pudenz 1.
Clarinda B (5).
GREENFIELD — Creston/O-M wrestlers won 12 matches and lost eight in matches Thursday against Nodaway Valley and Charton.
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I made this without the almonds. I wasn't sure how well sweet potatoes and onions would work together, but to my surprise, they were delicious! I made this dish for my husband's birthday dinner, and they were a hit with everyone, including the inlaws and the kids.
I would suggest lightly spraying the cookie sheet/baking dish, in addition to the oil used in the recipe, as the outermost edges of the potatoes and onions seemed to burn and stick to the cookie sheet.
The onions were quite tasty and it's a good dish if you like sweet potatoes not-so-sweet. I'm probably going to make this again with sweet onions only.
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Out of this world!! The sweet potatoes and onions were carmelized and delicious and the almonds were a surprising crunch -- great combination! The sweetness of the amaretto was just right. I did cheat a little -- rather than toast the almonds I just added them to the last 20 minutes of baking. They were perfectly toasted without the extra step. Great recipe!!
My family loved it, I didn't have any amaretto, so, I used a little frozen O.J. I am not a big fan of thyme and I did find that it overpowered the recipe slightly. Next time I will cut the thyme back by a third and I think the O.J. was a nice touch. Definitely a keeper.
Delicious! I made it without the amaretto, and can't imagine how it could have been better! I left it uncovered to cook for almost one hour, which made the potatoes nice and crisp.
I made this recipe in bulk for Thanksgiving dinner for 20. For anyone who doesn't really like the sickly-sweet candied yams normally served on holidays, THIS IS THE BEST!! I am going to make it a regular part of my "normal" dinners, too. It is easy, and very very tasty!! Thanks for the great recipe!
These were good, but I will uncover them sooner than after 30 minutes because I want everything to crisp up. The leftovers mixed with broth and pureed made AMAZING soup.
I didn't have amaretto, so I used 3 tbsp (or so) of brown sugar and tossed with onion and sweet potatoes in large bowl. Next time I will use less onion. But overall my family loved it!
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Gallery: Plantlab Makes the Coveted Vertical Urban Farm a Reality
The heart of the high tech system is a LED array developed by Phillips that shines infrared light, which is the optimal wavelengths for plants to use. Automated trays are stacked high with vegetables, fruits, and decorative plants. The lab has experimented with a wide range of variables to produce high crop yields while using a minimum amount of resources. The system uses up to 90% less water for instance, and there is no need for toxic pesticides. Variables such as light intensity, light color, the relationship between colors, room temperature, crop temperature, root temperature, CO2 content and air humidity are all carefully controlled and automated.
The system also may need less energy input overall once everything in factored in — especially considering transportation. The food can be grown right at the source of sale, so a production facility could be located above or below a food vendor in a large city. The food crops are also less prone to spoilage and adverse weather conditions which are becoming alarmingly more frequent.
AP reports: "Meeuws says a building of 100 sq meters (1,075 sq. feet) and 14 layers of plants could provide a daily diet of 200 grams (7 ounces) of fresh fruit and vegetables to the entire population of Den Bosch, about 140,000 people." Such a dramatically small footprint means that cities could easily become self-sufficient by retrofitting existing building stock. The PlantLab has already built a production facility that is commercializing the technology, and they plan to build a much larger production facility this year.
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James A1 May 4, 2013 at 6:12 am
The dutch would not risk embarrassing themselves with claims they didn\\\'t think were achievable, not with their horticultural reputation. It makes perfect sense, food production that is not weather dependent, 0 food miles, organic and totally sustainable, now we can give the fields back to nature and re-plant the forests all over the world. The cities of the future will be quiet clean places, electric vehicle\\\'s, vertical farms, and more green space as well as clean fresh air to breath – all thanks to three major industries – electric motors, Architecture & landscape Architecture and Horticulture, what amazing work to be apart of
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There is an existing application FillCD which does exactly this!
BUT - the program is shareware, and appears to have been abandoned in late 2005. I have scoured the web for information...
- The original homepage fillcd.com is gone.
- The newer homepage fillcd.net has said "Sorry! The FillCD site is currently in transition. Please check back later." for months.
- Some of the subpages of fillcd.net work - but the downloads bring up errors.
- Registration is via email, but all contact email addresses are for the old domain, and bounce.
- Emails to the new domain disappear into the inner workings of the inter-web-mega-carriageway never to be seen again.
- Various posts in alt.windows.freeware over the last 12 months have not turned up any trace of the author.
I am aware of Burn to the Brim but this has more than its fair share of problems.
Perhaps someone can develop an alternative?
The requirements...
1) Accept a list of files and/or folders.
2) Mix and match these (keeping folders and subfolders together) to best fit the desired medium (eg 700MB CD).
3) Produce a list of files to burn to CD or possibly move the files/folders into a subfolder (eg BurnThis #1).
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as far as title game participants, I have been following this game since 1981 and I can name every title game loser since then.
'81: SD, Dal
'82: NYJ, Dal
'83: Sea, SF
'84: Pitt, Chi
'85: Mia, LA Rams
'86: Cle, Wash
'87: Cle, Min
'88: Buf, Chi
'89: Cle, LA Rams
'90: LA Raiders, SF
'91: Den, Det
'92: Mia, SF
'94: Pitt, Dal
'95: Ind, GB
'96: Jax, Car
'97: Pitt, SF
'98: NYJ, Min
'99: Jax, TB
'00: Oak, Min
'01: Pitt, Phi
'02: Ten, Phi
'03: Ind, Phi
'04: Pitt, Atl
'05: Den, Car
'08: Bal, Phi
'09: NYJ, Min
'10: NYJ, Chi
'11: Bal, SF
'12: NE, Atl
Yeah. The good times. Like getting ALL the way to the AFC championship, just to watch the Super Bowl, sitting on the couch next to the Dolphins
I remember a time during the 90's when we were in the playoffs every year. The cry of the fans were that being good, but no great stinks. Getting to the playoffs without winning the Super Bowl over and over again sucks.
It really is a thing of beauty. Arguably the greatest blooper in the history of sports and what Mr. Sanchez will ultimately be remembered for. Embrace your legacy Sanchez, you earned it.
the great thing is that, god willing, he'll be their starting qb again next year. No matter how the phins do, at least ill be able to laugh at watching the worst starting qb in the league each week. at least until his inevitable benching


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Recognised by the Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC) as a '1+3' programme, the MA in Political Science (Research Methods) is designed for those students wishing to prepare for advanced research in political science. It requires you to take Advanced Political Analysis in addition to other research-based modules.
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Marion County Inter-agency Special Weapons and Tactics Team is a multifunctional unit made up of law enforcement deputies and police officers. Their mission is to bring a peaceful resolution to any potentially violent situation where loss of life or extreme property damage may be a factor. SWAT members are handpicked after demonstrating proficiency in a variety of tests including weapons use, strength and agility, climbing, and marksmanship. After selection, rigorous ongoing training continues to ensure individual skills are always current and members remain in top-notch condition.
SWAT members are chosen from cooperating law enforcement agencies throughout the county and are always on call to respond. Members of the team are cross-trained within each unit to better utilize their skills and fill in a position if a member is injured or not available. Although a team, SWAT has two separate units within the team, the Tactical Negotiation Team (TNT) and Tactical Team.
TNT members are trained in proven communications skills to defuse a situation and prevent hostile and/or deadly actions from escalating. Their techniques, field tested by personal communications specialists, are very effective and the first course of action the SWAT commander relies upon before physical force is considered. Although the Tactical Team is always on-scene and ready when the order is given, the TNT never stops or gives up. If communications fail or TNT is not successful in "talking a situation down", the tactical team is activated, as the negotiations continue.
The Tactical Team is made up of members, trained to end the most dangerous, violent situations without the loss of life, injury, or property damage. This unit is trained in dealing with barricaded subjects, hostage situations, serving high risk warrants, and various dignitary protection details. Their means of controlling a situation range from less lethal and physical force, to an array of weapons, chemical agents, and munitions. Since the formation of the Special Response Team in the late '90's, there has been no loss of life to a team member or subject and, only one serious injury to a hostage taker.