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SAN ANTONIO (April 24, 2013) – San Antonio Rampage General Manager Mike Santos announced today that the American Hockey League (AHL) club has reassigned goaltender Brian Foster to the team's ECHL affiliate, the Cincinnati Cyclones.
Foster, 26, appeared in seven games for the Rampage this season, owning a 1-3-0 record and a 2.92 goals-against average and 0.910 save percentage. Prior to being recalled to the Rampage on March 4, Foster appeared in 32 games for the Cyclones and posted a 19-7-4 record. The 6-foot-2, 186-pound goaltender also sported a 0.907 save percentage and a 2.67 goals-against average for Cincinnati. The Pembroke, New Hampshire native was drafted in the fifth round (161st overall) in the 2005 NHL Entry Draft by the Florida Panthers.
The Cyclones host the Gwinnett Gladiators in Game 3 of the Eastern Conference Semifinals of the Kelly Cup Playoffs tonight at 7:35 p.m. The two teams are tied at one game apiece in the best-of-seven series.
The Rampage wrapped up the 2012-13 season on Saturday with a 29-38-2-7 record. Hockey will return to the Alamo City on Saturday, Sept. 20 when the AT&T Center will host a NHL preseason game between the Florida Panthers and Dallas Stars. Tickets for the NHL preseason game and season tickets for the 2013-14 Rampage season can be purchased by calling a Rampage representative at 210-444-5554 or online at sarampage.com.


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The summer months provide children with the opportunity to experience and discover new or emerging interests or to focus on special skills and interests that may be set aside or even neglected during the academic year. Joan Bergstrom, ED.D., consultant on school-age children and author, writes in A Parent's Guide, The Best Summer Ever that out-of-school activities provide children with "a range of opportunities for developing 'the other Rs' - resourcefulness and risk taking, responsibility, and relationships - while still providing ample time to play."
The time to register for camp varies from program to program. Therefore to avoid disappointment, it is best to begin researching options early. Some experts suggest exploring summer camp options the summer before you wish to enroll your child so that you can visit the camp in action. And, if you find one you like, you can register as early as the Fall and often benefit from discounted tuition rates.
Whether you're looking for a recreational program or a program that is specially designed to reinforce academic skills, you can expect to have several from which to choose. Summer options range from day camp to overnight camp, from visiting with a relative in another community or country to hiring a college student to care for your children. Older children may be interested in travel or adventure programs or exploring the world of work through volunteer or paid employment. Deciding which option is right for you, your child and family will depend on your child's age, interests and temperament, your budget, and other resources.
Day camps can vary widely in their hours, program offerings, and location. A typical day camp is designed to provide campers with the opportunity to experience a variety of activities including sports, arts & crafts, drama, computer, and orienteering. Some provide campers with a chance to concentrate in one area of interest (sports or art, for example).
Day camps are generally offered for the full day (8 a.m. - 6 p.m.) however shorter programs are available. As children grow older many camps begin to offer an overnight or two and/or trips away from camp. Programs are available locally, or a bus ride away in surrounding suburban or rural communities. They are housed in schools, community organizations, day care centers, recreational facilities, at Y programs, or in churches or synagogues. Transportation to and from camp is often included.
Sleep-away camps generally provide program options of two, four and eight weeks. They tend to be more expensive than day camps, but if you and your child have your hearts set on overnight camp this summer, explore whether scholarships are available. Like day camps, some residential camps focus on a specific theme, while others are more varied and offer a range of activities.
An extended visit to a relative in another state or country can provide your child with a special experience and can enrich your child's life. It is important that your relative is excited about your child's visit. Discuss how your child will spend their days and about any special outings or activities that might interest your child. Be sure to alert them to your child's special needs and to send along enough spending money for any special treats or excursions.
Sometimes the perfect summer is spent in the neighborhood, going on day trips to the local playground, pool or beach, and taking tennis or swimming lessons. If you're interested in a less structured summer for your child, consider hiring a college student, older teen, or a neighbor to care for your child during the summer. However, because it is unstructured, be prepared to be involved in planning how your child is spending his/her days and weeks.
As children mature they may begin to feel too old for summer camp. Although you might think otherwise it is important to listen to their feelings and strategize with them about ways they can have a productive and enjoyable summer. Explore new and different summer camp programs. Counselor-in-training programs offered by some summer camps and youth programs usually provide a good balance, as do volunteer or intern programs in non-profit organizations such as hospitals. After considering health and safety issues, try to be as flexible and creative as possible to make your teen's summer a happy one.
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Summer can be an enjoyable time for everyone. As you plan for your child's summer don't forget to consider scheduling some vacation time away from work for yourself. By thinking ahead, talking with your child, and doing some research, the words "School's Out!" will bring a smile to your face.
The following resources can help you begin your search for summer activities for your child by providing families with information and referral to a wide range of programs from which to choose.
NYU's Employee Assistance Program is staffed by knowledgeable specialists who provide consultation, information and referral on all forms of child care, including summer camps, and can help parents strategize about creative alternatives for the summer months. Written materials help parents assess whether a camp program is the best choice for their child and family.
Teen Life dedicated to providing information and referral to summer programs, volunteer opportunities, schools, college resources, and gap year activities for teens.
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American Camping Association is an organization that accredits camps across the U.S. Website offers educational materials and on-line search for camps.
The on-line searchable database provides list of day and residential camps focusing on the arts (dance, media arts, music, theater, visual arts), academic areas (journalism, science, computer, math, among others), magic, and sports for students 8 to 18 years of age. Searches are possible by activity, college, or location.
Peterson's publishes a variety of guides offers on-line searches of their database of 3,000 summer camps and academic and travel programs for K-12.
Mommy Poppins lists "free and cheap summer camps."
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This is the blog for Gavin and Carrie Jones and family. We live in Papua New Guinea and are working to support Bible translations in progress around the country and the people of PNG. Gavin is a helicopter pilot. Carrie has her degree in Public Health, but our "public" now consists of our son, Isaac, born in 2004 and our quintuplets, Will, David, Marcie, Seth, and Grace, all born in 2012.
But from everlasting to everlasting the LORD's love is with those who fear him and his righteousness with their children's children . . . Psalm 103:17
Sunday, January 6, 2013
The latest on Seth
Meanwhile, today was not so good for eating from the bottle. He only took a little bit a couple of times, nothing the other times, and had several spit-up/vomit episodes. :( I know God's plans and timing are perfect, and it's a good thing I can be assured of that from Scripture and by His Spirit, because this mommy is really struggling with not being able to have her baby with her! I cannot even kiss him or touch him or smile at him since I am required to wear a mask and gloves and gown whenever visiting, due to both his contagiousness and anything I might be bringing from home. Hopefully my voice still means something to him. He just loves having people around, so that's good!
He has some developmental delays secondary to hospitalization; another reason I am eager to get him home! Thank you for your continued prayers, and please do pray he would thrive and develop as he should even in the hospital under such aggravating restrictive conditions. I'm so grateful for the occupational, speech and physical therapists, as well as the child life department and the wonderful nurses who love him in our absence!
Grateful for you all, too,
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- AnonymousJanuary 7, 2013 at 8:57 AM
I know it's been a long time since I posted last. I still check daily to see if there are any updates and specific prayer request. I know how frustrating bottling can go. Especially when that's all that is keeping you in the NICU. My little preemie took awhile to figure it out. Sometimes she would do great, and we would all think oh good she's turning the corner and it won't be long and she'll be home. Then she'd so back to only taking a few mils. I know it has been a long road for you. Keep hanging in there.ReplyDelete
All on God's "timeline". Still praying....ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJanuary 7, 2013 at 1:39 PM
I am sure your voice is like a hug to him. Praying for strength for you during this time.ReplyDelete
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- AnonymousJanuary 7, 2013 at 7:33 PM
Lord - Seth needs Your healing touch; please bless this little guy with the ability to breathe and eat and get his feeds where they need to be. His family has an empty spot that only Seth can fill, and they want him home so badly. We ask these things knowing You hear, and praying that Your Will is that Seth improve and that he will be home soon. Thank You for all the blessings You have showered on the Jones family, and thank You for all the wonderful folks who are helping in so many ways. All honor and glory to you, Lord. Amen. NKLReplyDelete
PS - You will be so amazed at how fast Seth catches up once he gets home. There will be no way that he will be left behind by the others. Hoping and praying he gets home soon.Replies
Thanks so much! Do you know from experience? I forget if I've heard from you before re: your personal preemie story, if there is one. Thanks for the wonderful prayers over all these months!Delete
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Climate Treaty Negotiators Put U.S. in No-Win Situation, Experts Say
In pressing for an international treaty imposing legally binding limits on emissions of man-made greenhouse gases, the United States is setting an economic trap for itself, according to Thomas G. Moore, senior fellow at the California-based Hoover Institution.
Eager to produce the broad outlines of an agreement well in advance of the December global climate change conference in Kyoto, Japan, the Clinton administration is toying with several schemes designed to combat what it says is the threat of a dangerous warming of the planet. As things stand now, the White House favors a plan that would require industrialized countries and those that used be behind the Iron Curtain to establish multi-year "budgets" for greenhouse gas emissions, particularly carbon dioxide.
Under this arrangement, the former Communist countries, including Russia, Ukraine, Belarus, and Bulgaria, would have less stringent requirements than the wealthier industrialized countries belonging to the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD). The draft protocol "encourages" the rest of the world--China, India, Latin America, and Africa--to become signatories to the agreement, but exempts them from the agreement's mandates. Just how troublesome this scheme will be can be seen in the attitude of South Korea, which has applied for membership in the OECD but will join only if it remains exempt from restrictions on emissions of greenhouse gases, Moore points out.
Establishing a national "budget" for emissions is only the beginning of what promises to be ongoing trouble. Moore adds. Once the greenhouse gas "budget" process gets underway, all states will be required to have in place a system for measuring man-made greenhouse gases and their removal, even though their measurement is neither easy nor accurate. "Does anyone really believe that Belarus, Greece, and Romania will have an accurate monitoring system in place by the start of the program, perhaps by the year 2000?" Moore asks.
Moreover, countries failing to live up to their emissions requirements will be able to do so with impunity; no sanctions are contemplated in the draft for violators of what will be known as the Kyoto Protocol, Moore points out.
Adding to the confusion that seems certain to emerge from the administration's plan is the fact that the budget proposals require forecasts of future greenhouse gas emissions. "Energy use, which requires the burning of fossil fuels, depends on economic growth and prosperity which, in turn, requires energy supplies." Moore observes. "Accurate forecasts for a long budget period, such as what the United States' plan requires, are impossible. Not only are we unable to predict the future of the economy, but technology can change greatly leading to even more or less demand for fossil fuels."
"No matter what the scheme adopted to limit greenhouse gas emissions," Moore adds, "the United States will be a loser." He notes that restrictions on energy use in the U.S. will hurt the nation's industries, especially those which are energy intensive, such as coal and oil, steel, auto manufacturing, and transportation." Despite the enormous costs of the treaty, the U.S., as its chief sponsor, would likely abide by its terms, even though compliance by other states is less assured.
And what would be the climatological benefits of this sacrifice? According to Bert Bolin, head of the United Nations Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), the proposed emissions restrictions on greenhouse gases would cut warming "by less than 0.1 degree C, which would not be detectable."


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Suppose we have a span of categories $C \overset{F}{\hookleftarrow} D \overset{G}{\rightarrow} E$, where $F$ is a subcategory embedding. We can lift these normal functors to profunctors $\hat F$ and $\hat G$ and compose the "formal" adjoint $\hat F^\dagger$ with $\hat G$ to obtain a profunctor $\hat G \hat F^\dagger : C \nrightarrow E$. To what extent could one think of this as a partial functor, and what nice behaviours could it inherit from $F$ and $G$? For instance, if $F$ reflects products and $G$ preserves them, does $\hat G \hat F^\dagger$ preserve them where ever it is defined?
One thing along these lines that you can say is that if D has, and G preserves, finite limits (or more generally is flat), then so does $\hat{G}$ considered as a cocontinuous functor $[D^{op},Set] \to [E^{op},Set]$. Since $\hat{F}^\dagger : [C^{op},Set] \to [D^{op},Set]$ is just precomposition with F, it preserves all limits and colimits; thus $\hat{G} \hat{F}^\dagger$ preserves finite limits as soon as G does, without any hypothesis on F. I don't know whether this can be extended to other kinds of limits.
Regarding the more general question of whether $\hat{G} \hat{F}^\dagger$ could be considered a "partial functor," another way to describe it is as the left Kan extension of the composite $D \overset{G}{\to} E \hookrightarrow [E^{op},Set]$ along F. If F is fully faithful, then such an extension is an honest extension, i.e. it restricts back along F to the original functor. So one could think of it as obtained by extending G to objects not in D in the most universal way possible: it maps an object $c\in C$ to the formal colimit (viewing $[E^{op},Set]$ as the free cocompletion of E) over all approximations to c by objects of D.
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I need to find the number of factors of a large number $n^2$ that are less than $n$. Supposing I can find the prime factorization, it is simple to find the total number of factors as a combinatorial sum, but how do I enforce the inequality that the factors should be less than $n$?
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For every factor $a$ of $n^2$ such that $a < n$ there is a factor $b = n^2/a$ that is greater than $n$. As @anon mentioned, it is important to not forget the boundary condition of $a = n$, where we would also have $b = n$. Thus, if it is "simple to find the total number of factors as a combinatorial sum", then just subtract one from this and divide by two. If you want to also count $n$ then add 1 back in after the division.
The sum of powers of divisors of a number $\sigma_k(n) = \sum_{d \ge 1, d \vert n} d^k$ could be used to find the number of divisors. It is known as divisor function. The number of divisors of $n^2$ is $\sigma_0(n^2)$.
Because for every divisor $d$, $\frac{n^2}{d}$ is also a divisor, hence we split the sum over divisor into $d=n$, $1 \le d < n$ and $n < d \le n^2$:
$$ \sigma_0(n^2) = \sum_{d \ge 1, d \vert n^2} d^0 = 1 + 2 \sum_{n > d \ge 1, d\vert n} d^0 $$
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The York College family was saddened recently by the news that former faculty member Madge Miller had passed away on April 28 at the age of 91.
For more than 50 years, Madge and her husband, Dr. Mabrey Miller, served the students of York College in countless capacities, from faculty to administrative roles. They were an ever-present force on the campus and in the community and their contributions to York College will be remembered by thousands of thankful alumni.
The Millers five children all attended York College: Wanda "Wendy" (Miller) Shashoua '66, Ramona (Miller) Ratliff '69, Bryan Miller '81, Keith Miller '84, and Kirk Miller '84.
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Madge Black Miller, 91, died Monday, April 28th 2014, in York surrounded by family. She was born at home in Lowndes County, Georgia on May 10th, 1922 to John Ryan Black and Ida Lou Dennis Black. Madge attended David Lipscomb College in Nashville, Tennessee and earned her B.A. from Harding College in Searcy, Arkansas. She received her Master's degree in Elementary Education from UNL.
Madge was united in marriage to Mabrey L. Miller on May 30, 1944 in Searcy, Arkansas. They were married for 64 years until his death in 2009. Madge was a member of the East Hill Church of Christ where she worked with her husband as an elder's wife for 46 years. Mabrey and Madge made numerous mission trips to Nairobi, Kenya and Samara, Russia.
Madge began her career as an elementary school teacher in Arkansas. After moving to York, she was asked to begin the special education program in the York Public School system. Later, she served in a number of capacities at York College over a span of more than four decades. A few of these were as a career counselor, bookstore manager, secretary to the academic dean, supervising student teachers, and as a classroom instructor in art appreciation. She retired from her duties at the college in 2010.
Madge was an active participant over many years in volunteer organizations including Helping Hands for York College and Meals-on-Wheels. She was also known by many for her generous gifts of her homemade grape jelly, chocolate chip cookies and poetry.
Madge was preceded in death by her parents, brother Richard, sisters Mary Louise and Catherine, husband Mabrey, son Kirk, and foster son Mike Walters.
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this sounds perfect... what's on dock for discussion today?
Is it too early to talk about any new Advent ideas or re sources? Right now we still have some peace and quiet to think ahead and plan (spiritually) for what advent ought to look like for ourselves and/or our entire families. Once Thanksgiving is over, I'm already too busy to think and plan out advent properly.
I'm so excited to find this!!!
This sounds interesting. I'd like to participate, I think.
Hi, I used to blog in this space here at Catholic Digest and thought I would stop by. Daria mentioned Advent Resources and I hope you don't mind if I mention my book, "Feeling the Wonder: Advent for Families 2012." It contains parent-focused reflections on the daily Mass readings, a little prayer to say with your family, and an Advent activity you can do with your kids each day. It's published by Twenty-Third Publications, a sister company of Catholic Digest. (www.23rdpublications.com) Hope you enjoy it!
I would like to participate too!
Just checking how the commenting works here. Still no "reply" function but we are functional! :)
For newcomers, this open forum is a place to share what's on your mind/ask a question/vent a problem/offer encouragement/share a story, etc. Just think of this as a room full of like-minded Catholic women with a variety of life experiences and all kinds of wisdom and encouragement to share. What might you like to ask -- anything big or small. I like that Daria started us thinking about Advent because ... here it comes! What are your family's plans for the weeks before Christmas? How do you keep your kids (and yourself!) focused on Christ's coming when there is so much noise & distraction?
Hmmm, comment order seems jumbled ... checking on that ...
Oh good! It will be great to be a part of this again!
We like to put the tree up about a week before Christmas and decorate it Christmas Eve during the day. This helps keep us focused on Advent for most of December.
We like to put the tree up about a week before Christmas and decorate it Christmas Eve during the day. This helps keep us focused on Advent for most of December.
As another former blogger here with Connie Clark, I'll be very interested to see how this goes. It sounds like a wonderful idea and a great way to allow more folks to have a voice.
We get our tree very early in the Advent season because we go to a local cut-your-own tree farm. We found out the first year that if we don't go early, there isn't much left to choose from. I was torn about having the tree up so early, though, so we have used that tree as our Jesse Tree. We put the lights on when we get it home (too difficult once it starts to dry out) but only hang the Jesse Tree ornaments on it. Then, on Christmas Eve, we take them down and decorate the tree for Christmas. It started as a compromise between decorating closer to Christmas but still getting a decent tree, but it has turned into a neat transition symbol.
I'm so glad to have found you all again! I missed F&FL so much. I'm starting to pull my advent boxes out of storage this week so we'll be all ready after Thanksgiving. We also put up our tree with white lights and use it as a Jesse Tree. We use Holy Heroes Jesse Tree video and the Advent Adventure activities each night after dinner. We try to do some of the other activities during day too if time allows.


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1 onion, peeled and cut into slivers
4 medium zucchini or yellow squash, about 8-10 inches long (or use two of each like I did)
1 T olive oil, (more or less depending on your pan)
1 can diced green Anaheim chiles (Use a 4 oz. or 7 oz. can, depending on how hot you want it. Don't use jalapenos unless you like really spicy food.)
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I'm running Windows XP Pro SP3 on an Intel Core2 Duo CPU E7400 with 3.5 GB of RAM and an Intel G45/G43 chipset. The motherboard runs at 35°C and the CPU at 32°C -- which I don't think is too hot. First of all, is this too hot? I'd like ways of stopping it from transferring the heat to the room. On a summer night the room temperature goes from 74°F to 78°F. Turn of one of the fans and let things run hotter? Will a liquid cooling kit help? Thanks.
Turning off the fans, liquid cooling, etc does not reduce the total heat caused by powering the components in your computer.
If you vent the heat from the electronics into the room, you are going to raise the temperature of your room, regardless of the method used to remove the heat.
The only solution is to either turn off the computer or vent the heat out of that room.
You need to take the heat out of the room...
... I use the mains water pipes as my heat-sink!
I have a slightly unusual set-up. My study was originally the kitchen which was relocated to an extension. As a result, the mains-water inlet still comes into the room. I have a water cooling system on an old machine that I want on all of the time and it's using an old Intel CPU that I should probably replace, but it works - it just generates a lot of heat.
My water-cooling pipes come out of the case and connect to a refrigeration pipe that I have wrapped tightly around the water-mains. I now have a huge heat-sink of underground water to dissipate my heat into! ;-)
Keeps the system almost silent (pump makes a very low amount noise, much less than a fan) and stops the room from getting warm!
The amount of heat generated by your computer can only be altered by either using more efficient components (ones that generate less heat) or by removing components.
Heat is a byproduct of inefficiency, if you swap your CPU for one that consumes less power (look at wattage ratings) and remove extra items that consumer power (and in turn generate heat) then you'll find the temperature savings.
PC Cooling systems are intended to dissapate heat, not lower the total heat output. Disabling them will help keep heat in your system but could cause problems (fans are there for a reason; hot chips are unhappy chips). So unless you want to bring home a block of dry ice every day to offset the generated heat then there's not a lot you can do.
Now, with all that said, try buying a cheap infrared thermometer and use it to determine where the heat is originating. Components without fans will give you the best readings (the ones with fans will blow the heat away); take a look at your monitor, printer (laser especially), power bricks, and power-supply and find the worst culprits. You might be able to put the bad-guys on a seperate power-strip and kill power to all of them when you're not around.
I guess you could underclock the components (GPU CPU) also replacing the power supply with a more efficient one is a good thing to look at. Some of the older cheaper ones are only about 50% efficient whereas more modern (and expensive) PSUs can be over 90% efficient i.e. 90% plus of the energy is delivered to the components and only 10% wasted as heat as opposed to a 50 50 split.
It doesn't matter how you cool the PC. Regardless of the cooler you use, the computer is putting out the same amount of heat. If your temps are lower it means that your fans and cooler are taking more heat out of the case and putting it in your room.
The best way to fix this is to adjust the ventilation of the room. If there's a window, put a fan in it. If there's not, at least open the door. Think of the room like the inside of the computer case. If you don't have any cooling, the heat is just going to stay in there and the temperature will rise.
I think a good approach is to power down components not in use. Everything that uses power, produces heat.
This may not have a huge effect but still, you can try.
As the other posters said, you have to remove the heat from the entire room. Here's a guy who built a water-cooled concrete slab heat pump to cool his PC.
Don't alter your system's cooling unless it's to increase it. Computers are designed with certain cooling requirements and expected airflow patterns. Reduce that cooling, and you could end up with fried computer.
Open a few windows and doors, simple as that. Make sure air can flow through your room.
I had the same problem, so during the summer I keep my window open almost permanently. However I found my room still getting stuffy, so now I keep the door open, and the bathroom door/window open too (which is next to my room) and it can actually get a little chilly in the evening!
Keeping curtains open if possible helps, too. Only problem is with the lights on at night you often get bugs in the house :-o
You need to think outside the box!! (like my cat ;-)
You don't mention your budget too? If budget is less of an issue do what I've done at home KVM over IP and put the PC OUTSIDE the room!! Who cares what temperature the PC box gets too, or what speeds your fans are. http://www.blackbox.com.au/PRODUCT.cfm?PARTNUMBER=DTX5000 is what I bought and it is fantastic, in combination with 2x USB extension cable, with a USB hub on the end of it (for external DVD-ROM, USB keys and HDDs). I understand you can get KVM over IPs MUCH cheaper on eBay and the like too.
The my room and the spare room next door to me shares a built in wardrobe, i ran the CAT6e cable through a small hole and plugged the PC in in the wardrobe.
The temperatures you give are normal.
To cool the room, add fans to the room. It would be really good if you can get some sort of air flow through the room so that air comes in one direction and goes out another.
Powersave, turn off the things inside the computer that you don't use.
Please note that practically all energy you put into a computer turns into heat. So if you buy a mobile energy meter and messure how much power it use you get an estimate on how much heat it emits to the room.
If you don't "use" the energy, you don't have to cool it away.
You might install some software to adjust the activity level of your computer according to your own activity on it, thus saving on electricity and heat. One example is SpeedFan, that can control the speed of your fan. Another is your computer's power management options. See also http://www.greenlivingtips.com/articles/238/1/Green-your-computer-use.html.
You can add a larger fan, but the noise level can increase somewhat.
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Joseph: Guardian and Protector
When the inspiration came to travel to Rome last March for the historic Conclave, a prime concern was to choose realistic dates for the stay. How long would the Conclave last? When would the inaugural Mass of the new Pope be held? I happened to meet Cardinal Timothy Dolan and put the question to him. Without sure knowledge, he allowed himself to express a hope: "it would be wonderful if it were held on the Feast of Saint Joseph." And so it came to pass.
Monday March 18, 2013 was one of the rawest rainiest days I have ever experienced in Rome. Wednesday the 20th was almost equally dismal. But Tuesday the 19th, the Feast of Saint Joseph, dawned with glorious sunshine. The blue sky above Saint Peter's Square was radiant, and as the Mass proceeded, the overflow and enthusiastic congregation removed jackets and were basking in sunlit joy: Gaudium magnum, indeed!
Here is some of what we heard from the new Bishop of Rome:
How does Joseph respond to his calling to be the protector of Mary, Jesus and the Church? By being constantly attentive to God, open to the signs of God's presence and receptive to God's plans, and not simply to his own. This is what God asked of David, as we heard in the first reading. God does not want a house built by men, but faithfulness to his word, to his plan. It is God himself who builds the house, but from living stones sealed by his Spirit. Joseph is a "protector" because he is able to hear God's voice and be guided by his will; and for this reason he is all the more sensitive to the persons entrusted to his safekeeping. He can look at things realistically, he is in touch with his surroundings, he can make truly wise decisions. In him, dear friends, we learn how to respond to God's call, readily and willingly, but we also see the core of the Christian vocation, which is Christ! Let us protect Christ in our lives, so that we can protect others, so that we can protect creation!
And he went on:
Today, together with the feast of Saint Joseph, we are celebrating the beginning of the ministry of the new Bishop of Rome, the Successor of Peter, which also involves a certain power. Certainly, Jesus Christ conferred power upon Peter, but what sort of power was it? Jesus' three questions to Peter about love are followed by three commands: feed my lambs, feed my sheep. Let us never forget that authentic power is service, and that the Pope too, when exercising power, must enter ever more fully into that service which has its radiant culmination on the Cross. He must be inspired by the lowly, concrete and faithful service which marked Saint Joseph and, like him, he must open his arms to protect all of God's people and embrace with tender affection the whole of humanity, especially the poorest, the weakest, the least important, those whom Matthew lists in the final judgment on love: the hungry, the thirsty, the stranger, the naked, the sick and those in prison (cf. Mt 25:31-46). Only those who serve with love are able to protect!
These inaugural themes have been sounded again and again during the year that has passed, in words and, even mores strikingly, in deeds. The full homily is here.
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The Catholic devotion to Joseph is so moving. Francis speaks beautifully about Joseph's role as a tender and courageous protector, and insists on his unfailing presence. Yet, Joseph is mentioned maybe a dozen times in the gospels, and the last mention of him is when Jesus is twelve, and he and Mary are confounded by their son's staying back at the Temple and asserting that he must be in his Father's house. Luke says that they did not understand what Jesus had said to them. I always love that. But we can't fail to remark Joseph's absence in the rest of the gospel. And yet we, and Francis, do somehow find in Joseph the "core of the Christian vocation."
Partly that's because Joseph's initial appearance is so gripping. He finds out that his betrothed is pregnant, not by him, and then is informed in a dream that he must not be afraid to take Mary into his home and that "God is to be with us" through that baby. He shapes his life accordingly. He stays with her, and the child, and warned in another dream, he takes his family off to Egypt to escape Herod. Strong stuff. Enough to warrant, I suppose, all of our traditional beliefs about his continued presence. Certainly he becomes a model for the rest of us, ordinary Christians with ordinary vocations, absent and present at the same time.
Joseph is underrated as a saint and figure and very little theological reflection has been done on him.
if womens stereotypical weakness is vanity, a man's stereotypical weakness is the need to be admired. But Jospeh does not receive this I the scripture yet nonetheless is the kind of husband and father I would like to be and be known as; faithful and who makes my family feel safe.
If I can die being known as a good and righteous man, that would be a grace. I know few men who could make that claim themselves or who others would make that claim about. So even though little is known about him, that much is and that is really something! Powerful in its understatement.
As a child of maybe 8 or 10, I could always tell which Christmas cards sent to our family were from Catholics because St. Joseph was depicted with a halo. On Protestant cards he was not, so I would draw them in with the gold crayon from my Crayola box. My mother noticed this and got kind of annoyed, but I'd heard stories from my Catholic friends about how St. Joseph protected Jesus and Mary, and helped raise Jesus, so I felt he should get some kind of recognition. After awhile, she kind of enjoyed the game. She'd open the cards one by one and say, "Uh oh, no halo," and hand it to me, and I would draw it in.
I sometimes think St. Joseph helped form my Catholic imagination, such as it is. I always imagined him as someone brave and smart, good in a crisis, but not in a showoffy heroic kind of way. I could see him helping his neighbors rebuild stoop, shim windows, or plane the bottoms of sticky doors, as I'd seen the dads in our neighborhood do, telling stupid jokes, letting us kids hand them nails or play with the levels, and enjoying a Goebel beer when the job was done.
While I wasn't raised to believe in heaven, but I liked to imagined that if there was one, St. Joseph would have been the one waiting to greet Jesus first.
One of my siblings, a ND grad (we're surrounded by 'em in our family), forwarded me the link to a daily reflection by a C.S.C brother who focuses on St. Joseph through the life and devotion of one of St. Joseph's most devoted disciples, Brother Andre Bessette, now St. Andre Bessette or St. Andre of Montreal, and by all accounts a humble and selfless man like his patron saint. They say that when Brother Andre died, more than a million people filed by his casket.
One of the reasons I especially like the movie "Jesus" ... http://www.amazon.com/Jesus-Jeremy-Sisto/dp/B002Z2X7GK ... is that it has Joseph as a character, still alive when Jesus is an adult and hanging around with him. I also liked a past movie, The Staircase ... http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0152588/ ... which has a modern incarnation of Joseph as the carpenter building an unusual staircase in the 1870s for the Sisters of Loretto Chapel in Santa Fe, New Mexico. You can see the real life staircase here ... http://www.lorettochapel.com/staircase.html
During the first session of the Council, Pope John XXIII suddenly decided to accede to requests that had been coming to Rome for some time that St. Joseph's name be added to the Canon of the Mass. The Pope was said to have been moved to the act by the rude treatment by the Cardinal-president that day of a Yugoslav bishop, who had suffered for years in a Communist prison, who had spoken of the great devotion of his people to St. Joseph.
The decision provoked certain disagrements. Some thought it a trivial matter, given all the great problems the world and the Church were facing. Others thought that it would encourage a sentimental theology of the Holy Family. Karl Barth had fewer difficulties, saying that he himself preferred to compare the Church to St. Joseph than to the Blessed Virgin. Some jokes were also told about it:
One of the signs of the vitality of this old Roman church is (as I have observed before) the delight that its priests take in telling stories on themselves and the ways of Rome. The current saying that is floating about is to the effect that, now that St. Joseph's name has been included in the canon of the mass, we shall presently have promulgated a doctrine of the assumption of the blessed St. Joseph, to parallel the doctrine of the assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary--that is, of course, direct assumption into heaven--and this on the theological basis that the family that prays together stays together! (Douglas Horton, Vatican Diary 1962)
More seriously, two interpretations were given of the Pope's action. On the one hand, it was thought astonishing that he should have acted in this way, alone, while the Council was discussing liturgical matters. On the other hand, many read it as a sign that at least as far as the Pope was concerned, the Canon of the Mass could indeed be changed.
How do you think Jesus referred to Joseph ... you are my guardian? you are my protector? how about calling him dad/daddy/father?
Aside from Joseph being called to protect Mary, is there anything in those two excerpts that is said of Joseph and that could not just as well be said of Mary? Maybe the idea that he/she might be tempted to follow his/her own plans. Maybe being realistic, in touch with her surroundings, and wise, are not particularly attributes of Mary, but do we really have a reason to think that they are a better description of Joseph? One accepts a pregnancy coming out of nowhere, the other accepts his fiancee's story of a pregnancy out of nowhere. They are both exhibiting a kind of foolish wisdom, in touch with messages that transcend them.
How does Mary respond to her calling to be the protector of Jesus and the Church? By being constantly attentive to God, open to the signs of God's presence and receptive to God's plans, and not simply to her own. This is what God asked of David, as we heard in the first reading. God does not want a house built by men, but faithfulness to his word, to his plan. It is God himself who builds the house, but from living stones sealed by his Spirit. Mary is a "protector" because she is able to hear God's voice and be guided by his will; and for this reason she is all the more sensitive to the persons entrusted to her safekeeping. She can look at things realistically, she is in touch with his surroundings, she can make truly wise decisions. In her, dear friends, we learn how to respond to God's call, readily and willingly, but we also see the core of the Christian vocation, which is Christ! Let us protect Christ in our lives, so that we can protect others, so that we can protect creation!
Today, together with the feast of the Virgin Mary, we are celebrating the beginning of the ministry of the new Bishop of Rome, the Successor of Peter, which also involves a certain power. [...] the Pope too, when exercising power, must enter ever more fully into that service which has its radiant culmination on the Cross. He must be inspired by the lowly, concrete and faithful service which marked the Virgin Mary and, like her, he must open her arms to protect all of God's people and embrace with tender affection the whole of humanity, ...
There is an icon of the birth of Jesus that is very touching. It shows Mary laying down after the birth of Jesus and looking downwards to Joseph who is sitting on a rock.
There is an older figure talking to him who is symbol of the devil or tempter. He is putting doubts in the mind of Joseph.Doubts of the whole story, doubts of who Jesus might be. Mary is looking at him tenderly understanding how difficult this is.
Mary knew for certain that the child was conceived by the Holy Spirit, Joseph cannot be so certain. His fiance pregnant and he has not even been with her sexually and she is now pregnant to boot! Agreeing to raise a child that is not his own. But he just works through these private doubts on his own and is faithful and loving to Mary. Mary for her part looks over with love and understanding to Joseph.
I once heard Krister Stehdahl deliver a sermon on Joseph, the content of which I do not remember (something about how people always forget about him), but the tone, force, and beauty of which I frequently recall.
I Like James' Joseph of stilled time:
I am also deeply amused by this, though other may not be:
I will pray to St Joseph that he guards and protects Manhattan against Lousiville tonight. I tihnk this will need more than St Jude.
An image that would fit this post is an icon of the holy family.
George, you're right, it's a lovely icon.
I was thinking of this one: https://wordonfire.org/getmedia/2741e906-deda-426f-bb71-e0d038b2d9ab/!!!...


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I'm really disappointed that the Camera Settings (http://www.nodalninja.com/nodal_ninj..._settings.html) page was removed. It was a very useful reference, and I would hate to have to write every time I try new hardware. Recently, I was on vacation and did not have my usual settings with me. My thinking was that I'd just zip over to good old nodalninja.com and look it up (knowing that I made minor tweaks). To my surprise, GONE. :blushing:
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Oftentimes, I don't know where I placed my Android around the house. What app would you recommend to allow me to send an email to it that will cause vibrate and emit high volume sounds/music that will help me find it?
Four come to mind:
Each goes about it in different ways. Phoning Pigeon probably has the lightest touch. You pre-define one or more phone numbers with the app. Then, if the phone receives two consecutive calls from one of those numbers, it will turn the ringer on at maximum volume.
Where's My Droid is similar, but you send an SMS message with specific text.
The Lookout siren is very loud; you'd have no trouble finding it. The app has several other functions as well, including virus scanning and backing up your data.
Prey is similar to Lookout's tracking and probably wouldn't be as useful for finding a misplaced phone in your house; it's more for tracking a phone that has been taken. It might work for you, though, and there's no risk in checking it out.
Use the Phone function of your wife's phone, to, erm , phone it.
Lookout is free and works well.
If you've lost the phone before you remembered to install one of the mentioned apps, you have one more option: Plan B (from the same people who developed Lookout).
Basically you install it after the phone goes missing and trigger it via text message.
I use wheresmycellphone.com, rather than downloading an app. Works great!


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I've got to travel back to town pretty often to sell my looted items. Will I be able to reduce these travels' frequency in the future ? Is it possible to buy or craft additional pouches to extend the inventory ?
It's not possible to make the inventory bigger, just to buy more tabs for the stash. I don't foresee any changes to this in the future.
My advice to you, since I used to be the same way, is to not pick everything up, just the things that might fetch more than a few pennies back in town. If you do pick up a gray it should probably be something that you want to upgrade with an orb.


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In the first phase, the proposed plant would produce 1 million tpy of methanol and 100,000 tpy of dimethyl ether. The partners expect to reach a final investment decision by March 2014 and start commercial operations by March 2017, the two Japanese companies said in a statement.
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TOKYO--Mitsubishi Corp. and Mitsubishi Gas Chemical Co. said
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Continuation previous comments by self:There are more than 60 reformers in operation world wideAdvantages of MIDREX reformers are1) All the process NG cnverted to Synthesis gas only (No CO2, Cabon etc.)2) CH4 in reformed gas is 1.0-1.2% in the reformed gas3) Methane which is considered as inerts in Methanol synthesis is 1.0-1.2% only, which is a favorable condition for Methanol synthesis reactor
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February 20, 2013
Eating out Japanese-style in the Mother City
Capetonians are, without a doubt, hooked on sushi – and the fresher, the better. And while it is on many seafood restaurants' menus, the choices are often limited to well-known items like California rolls, sashimi and tempura.
But there are authentic Japanese restaurants in Cape Town that you should give a try, such as Fuji Yumi, which recently moved from Cavendish Square to the city centre. Fuji Yumi serves staples like miso soup, Japanese curry, spring rolls and teriyaki, in addition to sashimi and sushi. It offers a buffet filled with fresh, seasonal food.
Nobu, at the One&Only Cape Town hotel in the V&A Waterfront, has a large menu in which classical dishes have been given a contemporary makeover. Nobu's menu includes kushiyaki, anticucho, ceviche and unusual salads, as well as items like soft-shell crabs, which are rarely found in Cape Town.
A number of restaurants are owned or headed by Japanese culinary masters, which gives diners an opportunity to try dishes beyond sushi and sashimi.
Kyoto Garden Sushi in Kloof Nek Road serves delicacies hardly seen in Cape Town, including sea urchin, farmed abalone and Mozambican conch. It also serves tempura scallops, and its shiitake mushroom salad contains moist, tender seaweed.
Takumi is owned by sushi master Hatsushiro Muraoka. Sushi is, understandably, the speciality of this restaurant in Park Road, Gardens, but it also serves udon noodles and tofu.
Japanese cuisine has truly found a niche in the Mother City, which is famed as a gastronome's paradise.
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In this posting I will consider the trigonometry of the R1. The considerations and formulas are independent from the actual lens/camera used. I will use my combo - Canon 15mm on a Canon EOS 5D - merely as an example. (So this is a generalized version of my previous posting regarding the calibration of the Canon 15mm on a Canon EOS 5D).
Before we start with trigonometry, we need to calibrate our lens at 0 degrees. I strongly recommend the method described by John Houghton at http://www.johnhpanos.com/epcalib.htm - 3. A DIRECT APPROACH - FOR SLRs ONLY. When you have calibrated the lens at 0 degrees, you will get an correction value - for later use we will call this value c.
The correction of the R1, when tilted, can be described by a simple trigonometrical formula. In Fig. 1 you can see a camera on the R1 tilted by 10 deg.
Let us have a closer look at the triangle in Fig. 2. The lens was calibrated at 0 degrees. So at 0 degrees the NPP (to be more precise - the Least Parallax Point) is located directly above the center of tilt/rotation, i.e. the point around which the lens is tilted. Here d is the vertical distance between the center of rotation and the NPP (In the vertical the NPP is located in the center of the lens).
When the lens is tilted counterclockwise by alpha degrees - as seen in Fig. 2 - then the NPP is dislocated from the vertical line and is no longer directly above the center of tilt. To compensate for this dislocation, one needs to move the lens by x to the right.
Both values d and alpha are know - d is measured and alpha is the value of tilt you chose at the R1. From those two values, x can be calculated:
x = d * tan(alpha)* (-1)
The factor -1 is used as the unit is moved counterclockwise. When using excel, make sure that alpha is converted to radian instead of degrees.
With this x you can now calculate the corrections at different tilt angles. Simply add x for each tilt angle to the correction value (c) that you have determined at 0 degrees.
For my lens I have determined the correction at tilt angle 0 degrees to c = 1.65 cm.
I will now calculate two versions of x:
x1 - For my lens I have determined d = 6.9 cm - from this I will calculate x1.
x2 - Nick Fan was so kind to send me the precise value of d for my lens as d = 7.226 cm - from this I will calculate x2.
alpha x1+c x2+c measured -15 3,499 3,586 -10 2,867 2,924 2,85 -7,5 2,558 2,601 2,55 -2,5 1,951 1,965 1,90 0 1,650 1,650 1,65 5 1,046 1,018 1,00 7,5 0,742 0,699 0,70 12,5 0,120 0,048
As you can see, for both cases, x1+c and x2+c, the calculated values differ less than 1 mm from the experimentally determined values.
Yes there is a difference in the values and I would like to quote a caveat, that Nick Fan has posted to me, when sending his value d:
"The height is 72.26mm (=7.226 cm). This is a theoretical value. It assumes the lens barrel is perfectly cylindrical, lens ring mount and lens are perfectly concentric etc. The NPP value derived from trigonometry should be used as a guide as starting point of NPP calibration."
Now with an error below 1 mm, the trigonometrical calculation is quite an acceptable starting point for the calibration. This also shows how precise a unit the R1 is! (And how nicely I have attached the lens ring to the my lens )
I have loaded a little excel sheet on my website http://www.freiburg-panorama.com/mat...ection.xls.zip
What you need to do in this sheet is:
- Determine the value for d by measurement
- Determine the value for c by calibrating your lens at 0 degrees.
- Enter your values for d and c - both values are lens specific
You will then get the correction values to start with at a given tilt angle in the column named x+c.
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Hi all..I'm a newbie.. could u give me an example of how to develop a paginated grid with filter using extjs and php? thx before ^.^!
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Local or remote paging? Local or remote filtering?
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Hi, its remote paging i am doing. At a particular time based on start and limit parameters i am calling the page and when i use the filter i can only filter on that page but i want to filter on the entire store which is on the server-side.
My filter creation is
var ofilter = new Ext.ux.grid.GridFilters({
local : true,
filters : oParams.filters //typetring, dataIndex:name
I plug this in the pagging tool bar
var pagingToolbar = {
xtype : 'paging',
store : remoteJsonStore,
pageSize : 50, // the increment per page
plugins : [ ofilter ],
displayInfo : true,
items : [ '-', {
text : 'Save Changes',
handler : onSave
}, '-', {
text : 'Reject Changes',
handler : onRejectChanges
}, '-' ]
****Example taken from jeasus garcias book on EXTJS
How do i make the GridFilter act on the entire store.
thank you.
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Paginated Grid with filter
I have a glass canopy for my tank and was wondering do i cut off a piece of the plastic in order to fit it with the filter i have?Its a penguin bio-wheel filter.
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similar thing. I am doing a paging remotely with bbar. And having some imput fields to filter result. It is all good until user click on my search button. How can I hook over column head clicks (reorder), or even the reload icon on paging toolbar? I would like always include my search criteria fields attached to query.
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America, Land of the Unfree Derrick Z. Jackson The Boston Globe
What is the "world's leading prison sate"? asked Derrick Z. Jackson. You might think it is repressive China or Putin's Russia. But as a recent Pew Center study recently revealed, it's the U.S., where 2.3 million people – one out of every 100 adult Americans – now languish behind bars. Per Capita, our rate of imprisonment easily exceeds that of Russia, is six times that of China, and seven times that of Germany and France. The primary crime behind this swelling population is not robbery or murder but the sale and possession of drugs. Under draconian laws adopted during the crack epidemic of the 1980s and 1990s, most of those sentenced to long prison terms are black: One in 15 black men is in jail, compared to one in 106 white males. Yet, in an amazing act of hypocrisy, the State Department last week issued an annual human-rights report that condemned Russia, Burma, and China for arbitrarily imprisoning too many of their citizens. Nations that live in glass prisons shouldn't throw stones.
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From the author of Still Life with Elephant comes the story of one woman and her quest to save a majestic animal.
After a year spent caring for baby elephants in Africa, Neelie Sterling is preparing to return to the States and a life filled with exesex-boyfriend, ex-husband, ex-house, ex-horse. But she is leaving behind some unfinished business in Zimbabwe: a very special elephant targeted for execution. With the help of her new friend Diamond-Rose Tremaine, an eccentric safari operator, Neelie manages to buy some time for the imperiled pachyderm, knowing that when she lands in New York they'll need to raise funds for his rescue.
Once they're home, everything becomes a struggle. Neelie and Diamond-Rose now must relearn how to survive in an urban jungle of table manners and real beds while coping with the overbearing affections of Neelie's family. Harder still, Neelie desperately needs the help of her wealthy conservationist ex-boyfriend, Tom, to save the magnificent creatureand swallowing her pride just might be the biggest challenge of all.
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Judy Reene Singer is a dressage competitor, horse trainer, and all-around animal lover. She has written about the equestrian world for more than a decade and was named top feature writer of the year by The Chronicle of the Horse. She is the author of Horseplay and Still Life with Elephant.
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In Visual Studio, I want to make a simple C++ project and export it out as a template, so I can use the template to start new projects to save me time. But the Export Template menu option is always grayed out. I've not once been able to click it.
Anyone know why? Anyone know how to accomplish what I need (besides the obvious "make a copy of an existing project in explorer")?
It seems like project templates should be a no-brainer feature for VS.
This seems to be the case for Visual Studio 2005, 2010 (I probably 2008 as well I haven't checked).


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Doctors prescribing snake oil for their patients? The scenario may not be as far-fetched as it sounds.
A University of Colorado Boulder study has shown that huge amounts of fatty acids circulating in the bloodstreams of feeding pythons promote healthy heart growth. The team found the amount of triglycerides -- the main constituent of natural fats and oils -- in the blood of Burmese pythons one day after eating increased by more than fifty-fold, said CU-Boulder Professor Leslie Leinwand, who led the study.
Despite the massive amount of fatty acids in the python bloodstream, there was no evidence of fat deposition in the heart and there was an increase in the activity of a key enzyme known to protect the heart from damage. After identifying the chemical make-up of blood plasma in fed pythons, the team injected fasting pythons with either "fed python" plasma or a reconstituted fatty acid mixture developed to mimic such plasma.
In both cases, the snakes showed increased heart growth and other indicators of cardiac health. The team took the experiments a step further by injecting mice with either fed python plasma or the fatty acid mixture, with the same positive results.
"We found that a combination of fatty acids can induce beneficial heart growth in living organisms," said postdoctoral researcher Cecilia Riquelme. "Now we are trying to understand the molecular mechanisms behind the process, in hopes that the results might lead to new therapies to improve heart disease conditions in humans."
Previous studies have shown that the hearts of Burmese pythons can grow in mass by 40 percent within 24 to 72 hours after a large meal, and that metabolism immediately after swallowing prey can shoot up by forty-fold. Adult Burmese pythons can swallow prey as large as deer and fast for up to a year with few ill effects.
There are good and bad types of heart growth, said Leinwand, a professor in the molecular, cellular and developmental biology department and chief scientific officer of CU's Biofrontiers Institute. While cardiac diseases can cause human heart muscle to thicken and decrease the size of heart chambers and heart function because the organ is working harder to pump blood, heart enlargement from exercise is beneficial.
"Well-conditioned athletes have huge hearts," said Leinwand. "But there are many people who are unable to exercise because of existing heart disease, so it would be nice to develop some kind of a treatment to promote the beneficial growth of heart cells."
In the mouse experiments, not only did the hearts show significant growth in the major part of the heart that pumps blood, the heart muscle cell size increased, there was no increase in heart fibrosis -- which makes the heart muscle more stiff and can be a sign of disease -- and there were no alterations in the liver or in the skeletal muscles.
The new study grew out of an effort Leinwand initiated in 2006 called the Python Project, an undergraduate laboratory research program focusing on the heart biology of constricting snakes like pythons thought to have relevance to human disease. Undergraduates contributed substantially to the underpinnings of the new python study both by their genetic studies and by caring for the lab pythons, she said.


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I forgot my password to unlock my Samsung Galaxy Tab, so I did a factory reset to get into it. Now I would like to recover as much of my previous data that I can. Is this possible? If so, how do I go about recovering it?
All you can do is log in with same Google account on your device and it will restore some data from cloud like Google Contacts, Calendar and, maybe, settings for some apps. Purchased apps are still available from Google Play and you don't need to buy them again. Install Dropbox, Google Drive and other apps which store their data outside your device.
In future, try to keep copy of everything important on other device such as your computer or in cloud. Nowadays you can get lots of free storage on many services like Dropbox, Google Drive, Box, Skydrive etc. You can avoid wiping your device in future but you cannot avoid losing it or breaking it, so backups is very important.
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