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Situated near the airport, this hotel is within a 10-minute walk of Mall of America and Sea Life Minnesota Aquarium. Water Park of America is 1.3 mi (2.1 km) away.
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Tenpins, the Don Winfree-trained son of Smart Strike, was named 2002 Horse of the Year by the Michigan Thoroughbred Owners and Breeders.
Andy Stronach's EQTAH Group has withdrawn its application for 2003 racing dates in Michigan, the state office of racing commissioner said Wednesday.
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Terry Houghton, who regularly tops the standings at Great Lakes Downs, moved into an exclusive club June 3 when he became the 99th North American jockey to win his 3,000th race.
Michigan's racing commissioner said her office continues to field inquiries from companies interested in operating a Thoroughbred track in the Detroit metropolitan area, something horsemen believe is a key to any future growth for the sport.
Michigan Thoroughbred horsemen say their industry is dying because of the unfair and illegal way purse money is being distributed. The Michigan racing commissioner counters that she is using past precedent to distribute the purses, and that it would be illegal for her to vary from that precedent without the consent of all parties.
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Despite a 6% overall decline in total wagering, Michigan tracks posted a strong last quarter for calendar 2001 with total wagering up 3.2% for the period of Oct. 1 through Dec. 31, 2001, an increase of $2.7 million as compared to the same period a year ago.
There will be little change in the Michigan racing calendar in 2002 under a schedule authorized Oct. 31 by Annette Bacola, the state's racing commissioner.
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seems to be acting like a stock with a huge "posted" dividend. that is a pretty big one day move. so far I would say that getting in last week, I was lucky. I really do not have enough data on what is going on here to make such a decision or know what is going on. I like nat. gas, I like high dividend paying stocks, I like the trends of both. But what do I know. sometimes its better to be lucky than good....eh???
Why don't you wait until it gets back to the pre-div level before declaring victory. The stock is down almost 3 points since that time. First, there could be many reasons for the snap-back. Also note that both SDT and PER were up today and both of those seem to have stabilized. Second, nat gas was down again today (1 cent on the futures) and at $4.17 it hardly seems to be moving up every day like you seem to think. Third, the market has been up for 20 Tuesdays in a row as that is the day when the Fed buys Treasuries and MBS. The next dividend on CHKR is a long way away so I sincerely doubt that is the reason for today's increase.
good points....I see I am getting thumbs down as well....ouch. No, I am not a big investor type and quite frankly don't know squat about the details of this stock. I do know oil and gas...but out in the field as it were. I would rather buy interests in wells directly, but got enough of those. Yeah, think you are right, think I will lay back a bit....who friggin knows what goes on behind closed doors. I don't trust many people handling my money, other than myself. See ya in 3 months.


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I've been thinking about wings allllll day long. Thanks a lot, @Griffin. ) Decided to come up with an original recipe tonight. I guess I'll call them "Mandarin Sriracha Wings." I didn't measure, but Lord.Have.Mercy they were good!! =P~ The ingredients included Orange Juice, Orange Zest, lots of Sriracha Sauce, lots of Honey, Soy Sauce, Oyster Sauce, Scallions and a little Corn Starch to thicken. Brought those ingredients to a simmer and once thickened, transferred the sauce to the fridge to cool.
For the wings, I decided to make them into Chicken Wing Lollipops and fry them up in the CI skillet on the Mini BGE. They were simply seasoned with Sea Salt and dusted in Corn Starch and Flour.
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Cinacalcet (INN) is a drug that acts as a calcimimetic (i.e. it mimics the action of calcium on tissues) by allosteric activation of the calcium-sensing receptor that is expressed in various human organ tissues (Van Wagenen et al. (2001), U.S. Pat. 6,211,244). It is sold by Amgen under the trade name Sensipar in North America and Australia and as Mimpara in Europe. Cinacalcet is used to treat secondary hyperparathyroidism (elevated parathyroid hormone levels), a consequence of end-stage renal disease.[1] Cinacalcet is also indicated for the treatment of hypercalcemia in patients with parathyroid carcinoma.[2] Cinacalcet was FDA approved in March 2004,[3] and was the first allosteric G protein-coupled receptor modulator to enter the pharmaceutical market.[4] In 2014, cinacalcet was 76th out of the top 100 drugs in the list of largest selling pharmaceutical products.[citation needed]
Medical uses[edit]
Cinacalcet is indicated for the treatment of secondary hyperparathyroidism in people with chronic kidney disease on dialysis and hypercalcemia in people with parathyroid carcinoma.[5] Cinacalcet can also be used to treat severe hypercalcemia in patients with primary hyperparathyroidism who are unable to undergo parathyroidectomy.[6]
In the treatment of secondary hyperparathyroidism due to chronic kidney disease on dialysis it does not appear to affect mortality.[7] It does decrease the need for a parathyroidectomy but caused more issues with low blood calcium levels.[7]
Hypocalcemia (decreased calcium levels) is a contraindication of cinacalcet. Patients who have serum calcium levels less than 7.5 mg/dL should not be started on cinacalcet. Hypocalcemia symptoms include parathesias, myalgias, muscle cramping, tetany, and convulsions. Cinacalcet should not be administered until serum calcium levels are above 8.0 mg/dL and/or hypocalcemia symptoms are resolved.[3]
Adverse effects[edit]
Common side effects of cinacalcet include:[6]
- Stomach upset
- Vomiting
- Diarrhea
- Dizziness
- Nausea
- Weakness
- Chest pain
Clinical trials conducted in the United States by Amgen to determine whether the drug is safe for children were halted by the FDA in February 2013 following the death of a 14-year-old patient.[8]
Serious side effects, including overdose symptoms, of cinacalcet include:[6]
- Burning
- Tingling
- Unusual feelings of the lips, tongue, fingers, or feet
- Muscle aches or cramps
- Sudden tightening of muscles in hands, feet, face, or throat
- Seizures
Drug interactions[edit]
Cinacalcet is a strong CYP2D6 inhibitor and is partially metabolized by CYP3A4 and CYP1A2. Dose adjustments may be necessary if patients are on CYP3A4 and CYP1A2 inhibitors and medications that are metabolized by CYP2D6.[3]
Cinacalcet is taken orally and comes in tablet form in three strengths (30 mg, 60 mg, and 90 mg).[9] The tablet should not be split, chewed, or crushed. Cinacalcet should be taken with food or after a meal for increased absorption of the medication. Cinacalcet dosing is patient dependent and individualized.[6]
Secondary Hyperparathyroidism in Patients with Chronic Kidney Disease on Dialysis
Intact parathyroid hormone (iPTH) levels should be monitored and should not be measured earlier than 12 hours after the last dose. iPTH levels are usually measured 1 to 4 weeks after the initiation dose or dose adjustment, and every 1 to 3 months after the maintenance dose is established. Serum calcium and phosphorus levels should be within 1 week after starting cinacalcet or after dose adjustment. Once the maintenance dose is established, serum calcium should be measured monthly.[3]
Parathyroid Carcinoma or Primary Hyperparathyroidism
Serum calcium should be measured 1 week after initiation or dose adjustment of cinacalcet, and every 2 months once the maintenance dose has been established.[3]
Safety in pregnancy and lactation[edit]
Cinacalcet is category C in pregnancy. Adequate and well-controlled studies involving cinacalcet in pregnant women have not been done; therefore cinacalcet should only be used during pregnancy if the benefit outweighs the potential risk to the fetus.[3]
Studies have not been done in lactating women; therefore it is not known whether cinacalcet is excreted in human milk.[3]
Mechanism of action[edit]
Cinacalcet is a drug that acts as a calcimimetic (i.e. it mimics the action of calcium on tissues) by allosteric activation of the calcium-sensing receptor that is expressed in various human organ tissues. The calcium-sensing receptors on the surface of the chief cell of the parathyroid gland is the principal regulator of parathyroid hormone secretion (PTH).[10] Cinacalcet increases the sensitivity of calcium receptors on parathyroid cells to reduce parathyroid hormone (PTH) levels and thus decrease serum calcium levels.[5] As receptors are already active from the calcimimetic (Cinacalcet) the native rise and fall of Ca levels now interact with the remaining receptors, effectively lowering the threshold for activation of feedback on the parathyroid chief cells.
- ^ Torres PU (2006). "Cinacalcet HCl: a novel treatment for secondary hyperparathyroidism caused by chronic kidney disease". Journal of Renal Nutrition 16 (3): 253–8. doi:10.1053/j.jrn.2006.04.010. PMID 16825031.
- ^ "Sensipar for Parathyroid Carcinoma". Amgen. 2009. Retrieved 25 September 2009.
- ^ a b c d e f g {{Amgen. [1]. Retrieved 29 October 2014.}}
- ^ Bräuner-Osborne H, Wellendorph P, Jensen AA (2007). "Structure, pharmacology and therapeutic prospects of family C G-protein coupled receptors". Current Drug Targets 8 (1): 169–84. PMID 17266540.
- ^ a b 2014 Nurses Drug Handbook (13th ed.). Burlington, MA: Jones & Bartlett Learning. 2014. pp. 245–6. ISBN 978-1-284-03115-7.
- ^ a b c d {{U.S. National Library of Medicine. [2]. Retrieved 29 October 2014.}}
- ^ a b Ballinger, AE; Palmer, SC; Nistor, I; Craig, JC; Strippoli, GF (9 December 2014). "Calcimimetics for secondary hyperparathyroidism in chronic kidney disease patients.". The Cochrane database of systematic reviews 12: CD006254. doi:10.1002/14651858.CD006254.pub2. PMID 25490118.
- ^ Edney, Anna (February 26, 2013). "Amgen Pediatric Trials of Sensipar Halted by FDA After Death". Businessweek.
- ^ Sensipar (Cinacalcet). Amgen. [3]. Retrieved 29 October 2014.
- ^ http://www.drugbank.ca/drugs/DB01012
External links[edit]
- Sensipar website run by Amgen
- Prescribing information (package insert)
- Cinacalcet - Medlineplus.org
- Cinacalcet - Drug Digest.


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Almost Human is "totally jazzed" to announce that its first-person dungeon crawler Legend of Grimrock is now complete.
The indie team announced the end of development in a post on its blog, revealing that work continued one week longer than scheduled in order to correct some non-critical issues like minor bugs and balancing.
With the game done and dusted, Almost Human will turn its attention to launch preparations.
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Legend of Grimrock is expected in April, probably through Steam – we'll find out soon enough.
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FAYETTEVILLE - Arkansas will open the 2014 season Aug. 30 with a 3 p.m. kickoff at Auburn on the SEC Network, the conference announced Thursday.
The Razorbacks, who were 3-9 last season and 0-8 in the SEC, will play their home opener the following week against Nicholls State, which is also set for 3 p.m. on the SEC Network.
The conference announced Thursday that the SEC Network, which will debut Aug. 14, will carry a game featuring all 14 conference teams within the first four weeks of the season. Additionally, the first 16 games televised by the new network will include a home game from every SEC venue.
The network's first televised game will be Texas A&M at South Carolina on Thursday, Aug. 28, and will feature a visit from SEC Nation, the traveling pregame show that will originate from Auburn, Ala., for the defending SEC champion's visit from the Razorbacks two days later.
"The fact that the SEC Network will originate a game from every stadium in the conference in the first four weeks of the 2014 season is testament to the depth of coverage fans can expect from the network," SEC Commissioner Mike Slive said in a released statement.
Eight of the league's schools will play their season openers on the SEC Network.The exceptions are Alabama, Georgia, Florida, LSU, Missouri and Ole Miss. Each of the first two weekends of the season will feature six games on the SEC Network.
"The schedule includes quality and depth from across the conference," Justin Connolly, ESPN senior vice president for college networks, said in a released statement. "The full breadth of teams and stadiums showcased in the first month alone speaks volumes on the type of programming sports fans should expect on the SEC Network."
The Razorbacks, who will be in their second season under Bret Bielema, will carry a 12-game losing streak in SEC games into Auburn, which is coached by Arkansas native Gus Malzahn. The Tigers defeated Arkansas 35-17 in Fayetteville last season on their way to winning the SEC title before falling 34-31 to Florida State in the BCS championship game.
None of the other kickoff times on Arkansas' 12-game schedule have been announced. The Razorbacks travel to Texas Tech in the third week of the season and play Northern Illinois at Reynolds Razorback Stadium and Texas A&M in Arlington, Texas, before hosting Alabama in their SEC home opener Oct. 11.
Sun Belt Conference member Arkansas State also will make an appearance on the SEC Network on Sept. 6 when it plays Tennessee in Knoxville, Tenn.
Kickoff is set for 11 a.m.Central, and the game will be one of six games televised by the network that day. It'll be on at the same time as Florida Atlantic at Alabama, and will be followed by Nicholls State at Arkansas and Eastern Michigan at Florida.
The visit to Tennessee is ASU's third televised game announced for the 2014 season. ASU's game at Louisiana-Lafayette on Oct. 21 will be on ESPN2 and its Nov. 20game at Texas State will be on ESPNU.
SEC Network lineup
The SEC Network, the new national sports network operated by ESPN that will launch Aug. 14, released its schedule for the first 16 games that will be featured on the network. The following is a look at the first four weeks of the network's schedule. Television selections for the remaining games will be announced at a later day. All times are Central:
THURSDAY (AUG. 28) Texas A&M at South Carolina, 5 p.m.
Temple at Vanderbilt, 8:15 p.m.
SATURDAY (AUG. 30) Tenn.-Martin at Kentucky, 11 a.m.
Arkansas at Auburn, 3 p.m.
Southern Miss at Miss. State, 6:30 p.m.
SUNDAY (AUG. 31) Utah State at Tennessee, 6 p.m.
SATURDAY (SEPT. 6) Florida Atlantic at Alabama, 11 a.m.
Arkansas State at Tennessee, 11 a.m.
Eastern Michigan at Florida, 3 p.m.
Nicholls State at Arkansas, 3 p.m.
Sam Houston State at LSU, 6:30 p.m.
Lamar at Texas A&M, 6:30 p.m.
SATURDAY (SEPT. 13) UCF at Missouri, 11 a.m.
La.-Lafayette at Ole Miss, 3 p.m.
Kentucky at Florida, 6:30 p.m.
SATURDAY (SEPT. 20) Troy at Georgia, 11 a.m.
TBD, 4 p.m.
TBD, 6:30 p.m.
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Added together, these simple, everyday actions have a great impact on protecting our beaches for all of us to enjoy.
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| Rena Vortex chapter 2 . 2/28/2015
Omg this is great. I love your story. Sevy and siri having triplets is the best. I was like D yay. Please update soon it's really great.
You can do like a 2 boys and 1 girl thing
Fraternal twins
each boy lookes like one of them but they have the other parents eyes. I think siri has grey (i think your story he has them black) and sevy has them black. I might be wrong.
The girls can look like a female version of siri since he is considered to be very handsome. This is what will make the girl beautiful.
Well this is my opinion I'm sure other people will have something better. as for names you can try astromastronomy names. Keep it in the tradition. You can match up a name to how ever you think there personality will be.
**Well good luck and hope that you can update soon**
| Ellieandra chapter 2 . 5/11/2013
so kawai!
| Jesse Holmes chapter 2 . 2/25/2013
Update please :)
| Shi-Toyu chapter 2 . 8/22/2011
I thouroughly enjoyed this and do sincerely hope to see you post another chapter soon. I just recently became engrossed in this random and am finding it absolutely fantastic
| narutonarutolove chapter 2 . 7/5/2011
AWWWWWW! So cuuuuutttteee!
| shadow6116 chapter 2 . 6/16/2011
cool so far. update as soon as possible!
| Dogmatil chapter 2 . 5/29/2011
beautiful story ; god I hope you'll continue
| GremlinGirl chapter 2 . 8/7/2010
more please! more, more, more!
| Riddler chapter 2 . 7/11/2010
awesome! this is just the kind of fic ive been searching for! i hope sirius and harry will interact well and that perhaps harry become closer to snape in the process? i hope here are boys born later, troublesome too lol please update
| PG chapter 2 . 6/27/2010
i love how youve had the characters interact, and i love this couple and i love how sirius has learned to love severus so much! three babys? this seriously couldnt be any better unless the rating went up update soon xD
| Miyavi Honey chapter 2 . 5/28/2010
pleaasee pleasseee continue the story D8 its really good
| loveseverussiriusblack chapter 2 . 4/27/2010
I hope you write more this is very good.
| Rowena Prince chapter 2 . 4/15/2010
This is a great story. Personaly I think the babies should be two boys and one girl. I really hope you continue this.
| Utena-Puchiko-nyu chapter 2 . 2/22/2010
I really like this couple.
A trio uh? OMFG! XD Hehehe.
Anyway. Will be good if they are two boys and a girl :O And I like the name Lucas for one :)
Please continue!
Kisses from Argentina!
| Utena-Puchiko-nyu chapter 1 . 2/22/2010
I LOVE this couple! *o* And bottom!Sev plus Mpreg was really great XD
I want a baby boy! Lucas Black Snape XD
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Great for 50 degree + weatherby Eddie - verified purchaser
Great gloves. Not too bulky. Im a small but got X-Small for a better feel. For 50 below you still get some chill factor, but for 50+ perfect.
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Great for 50 degree + weatherby Eddie - verified purchaser
Great gloves. Not too bulky. Im a small but got X-Small for a better feel. For 50 below you still get some chill factor, but for 50+ perfect.
Double Strap Gloves GL2068 Reviewby Rick - verified purchaser
I haven't worn these on the bike yet due to the current warm temperatures. I followed the advice in some of the reviews and ordered one size up from my hand measurement in the size chart and they fit well but should stretch a little more as I use them. I'm pleased with the construction and the look. The gauntlets fit a bit snug and might not fit well over thick jacket sleeves. Getting them at the great sale price was an added bonus. Thanks Jafrum for a good product and service.
Double Strap Leather Gloves GL2068 Reviewby Slick - verified purchaser
Not bad, was on sale. The size was a little off should have gotten a larger size, measured my hand as explained and bought accordingly. They are a little tight.
Good quality and nice stitching, gauntlet is small to cover up sleeves of winter jacket but leather can be worked, insulation is OK but not for sub freezing.
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"Motorcycle Leather Gloves"by "KENN McCARTHY" - verified purchaser
"From Tasmania, Australia. Great gloves, gauntlet length. Great quality and warm too. Thanks Jafrum"
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"Gloves just as pictured"by "Lars Sveen" - verified purchaser
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"Great quality gloves. Nice fit"
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"I ordered these gloves and the fit and quality was great"
Double Strap Leather Gloves GL2068 Reviewby jackson - verified purchaser
Haven't had a chance to wear on bike yet, but am impressed with fit and quality so far. Can't beat price either.
These Gloves are Greatby Jon Fogg - verified purchaser
Warm, comfortable and soft. What else could you want from a pair of gloves? Have not used them on real cold days, (nor do I intend to), but for our cool/cold Arizona mornings, these are perfect. Bought 2 pair. One for me and one for my passenger.
GL2068 Glove Reviewby Terry Blanchard - verified purchaser
great buy better than I expected
Great valueby ted winia - verified purchaser
Better quality than expected. Certainly worth the price. A liittle short in the wrist for me.
Fantastic glovesby Bryan - verified purchaser
These gloves fit perfectly, and they are nice and soft and do a great job keeping my hands warm. My only complaint is that the gauntlet could be a little bigger (wider) for my jacket sleeve to fit in easier.
great valueby yankee mike - verified purchaser
had to buy a larger size 1st pair were too tight. Sold them to a buddy. He was impressed with the quality for the price
Double Strapped Naked Cowhide Gloves Reviewby Walter Olson - verified purchaser
Good Gloves, Sizing one size up, fast shipping. Will do business again with Jafrum
Excellent Value Double Strap Naked Cowhide Leather Glovesby United States - verified purchaser
I received my Double Strap Naked Cowhide Leather Gloves and was really surprised at the excellent quality for only $. I didn't know what the quality of the product would be at that price, but it was way beyond expectations. Well built and stitched glove which fit snug, but will fit perfectly after use I am sure. Only problem was the took a little longer to get to me that anticipated even though they were in the mail the same day ordered. I recommend these gloves highly.
Good gloves for 50*F+ ridingby Matt - verified purchaser
I saw what I believe to be these exact gloves get a good review on webbikeworld (same part number, look and price point), and was pleasently surprised with them. Granted, if you ride in weather below 50 degrees, get some glove liners as you will get a bit of a chill on your hands if your hands are exposed to the wind. These are the second set I've purchased, and will again once I wear this current set out.
Double Strap Naked Cowhide Leather Gloves Reviewby Hogman 1776 - verified purchaser
needed a pair of warm gloves. used the size chart but ended up being snug. i'm able to sell to a buddy and going to buy a larger sive. good quality
Double Strap Naked Cowhide Leather Gloves Reviewby k. schmidtke - verified purchaser
Fit very nice and can,t beat the price.
Today we're going to look at a pair of gloves for every riding condition, from a variety of different pricepoints, from a variety of manufacturers.
The first pair is from an apparel company called River Road. River Road specializes in cruiser apparel and makes everything from Jackets to gloves and boots. The Hollister glove is one of your favorites. These fingerless gloves have an all leather construction with padded palms, vented knuckles, an expansion seem on the top of the hand, and an adjustable hook and loop closure at the wrist. These are perfect for hot weather riding. The design promotes cool comfortable hands while maintaining a firm grip on the handlebars…
Another one of your favorite warm weather gloves are these 29'ers from Icon. This is a glove that offers excellent breathability from the large cell mesh construction and finger vents on the top of the hand, but also sneaks a fair amount of protection in there with their padded Battlehide goatskin leather palms and padded knuckle protection. They also feature reinforced areas all the way around the finger tips, and an adjustable hook and loop strap at the wrist for added comfort. I own a pair of these gloves myself for around town riding and I agree with you, they're great.
The next glove on your list is sort of a hybrid style glove. This Drymesh glove from TourMaster combines the breathability of an all mesh glove with a waterproof, breathable membrane to keep your hands dry. This membrane makes this a great solution in all sorts of different riding conditions. The top of the hand is well vented and protected by this abrasion resistant Armor-Link mesh material. The palm is constructed using perforated goatskin with padded areas for vibration absorption. Cool when you want to be cool? – Dry when you want to be dry? Believe me, I get it.
Next, we have hands down one of the best values in motorcycle gloves you'll find anywhere. These are the GL2068 Naked Leather riding gloves available exclusively from Jafrum. These gloves are made of very high quality naked cowhide leather making them incredibly soft. They are windproof but the full aniline leather is breathable, which allows water vapor to escape, which keeps your hands from getting overly sweaty. The glove features a reinforced panel on the palm and thumb and a dual hook and loop strap for added style and an adjustable fit. If you are not yet familiar with this glove, check out the listing for the 2068's. You're going to think the price is a typo.
These next few pairs of gloves are the favorites of some of our more aggressive riders. Whether it's speed, or adverse riding conditions that get their blood pumping, these guys and gals are in need of gloves with a little something extra.
For the street sport rider, our customers love the Joe Rocket Sonic Gloves. These gloves have a high level of protection that comes from the reinforced knuckles, padded fingers and gauntlet, and the all leather construction with reinforced areas on the palms and thumb. They have the aggressive look of a race glove, but with less bulk, making them perfect for the streets. The dual strap on the gauntlet provides rider and gear specific adjustability, and the low price is no doubt a big factor in their popularity.
This next glove is definitely not a price point glove. This is a glove for the rider looking for the best. This is an ultra-premium, top of the line offering from Alpinestars, the GP Pro Race Glove. This customer is in need of the most protection that a pair of gloves can possibly offer, to ensure that he or she stays as competitive as possible on the racetrack. These GP Pros feature an all leather construction with a full kangaroo palm, thermoplastic urethane knuckle and hand protection, a bridged pinky and ring finger, and a full Kevlar reinforced liner. For added comfort, the seams on the palm side fingers are on the exterior, and the thumb has an accordion style stretch panel for mobility.
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AbstractIn this Phase I SBIR program, Brewer Science, Inc. (BSI), a leader in innovative microelectronic materials, and our pioneering additive manufacturing partner will develop and demonstrate a cost-effective materials production process for fabricating high-performance thin-film transistors (TFTs) using single-wall carbon nanotubes (SWCNTs) and manufacturing-scalable direct printing technology. In recent years, high-performance SWCNT-based transistors have been successfully produced on a laboratory/research scale. The techniques used in those efforts, however, are not readily adaptable to low-cost commercial-scale manufacturing. For SWCNT devices to become commercially viable, manufacturing techniques must be developed that are low cost, efficient, reliable, and readily adaptable to a wide range of devices. BSI's proposed effort is based on technologies and processes that have been conceived and partially developed within BSI laboratories with a succinct focus on commercial manufacturability. Our proposed technology is expected to lead to surfactant-free, type-enriched SWCNT solutions that can be directly printed onto flexible or rigid substrates using high-speed and commercially demonstrated aerosol-jet printing technologies to produce high-performance miniaturized electronic devices.
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Lewis Baldwin July Blog 2016
When Coarse Angling Today magazine announced it would no longer be running as a publication I made a mental note not to allow the fact I no longer had magazine deadlines to meet to stop me from writing regularly. Prior to this I had been writing articles and blogs almost monthly for the best part of 4 years, maybe longer. Well 9 months has passed since that mental note was made and unfortunately my desire to put my angling into words has waned somewhat. It's not been a conscious thing but when you have a busy life away from fishing the last thing I really wanted to be doing was sitting in front of a computer when I could be on the bank. With limited time available these days it made sense to fish rather than write when the opportunity arose.
All of my friends and those who know me from magazine articles and online blogs will know me as a river angler, predominantly targeting barbel and pike. Unfortunately for 3 months of the year we river anglers are still bound by an archaic rule which states we mustn't fish running water. This means those of us that wish to carry on fishing must pursue a different avenue of our pastime. For me this means for a few months a year I choose to fish for carp. Most years I have a venue or two in mind for a spring campaign, which will satisfy my angling appetite until I can cast a line into running water. Well it's safe to say my carping through 2016 has been nothing short of pants! I didn't have a venue in mind, nothing planned and the extortionate cost of fishing carp day ticket waters meant that they were to be a one off as fishing them weekly would have seen me in serious trouble with her who must be obeyed!
I did have a very enjoyable few days at Linear Fisheries near Oxford in April with a friend. We fished the Hardwick side of Hardwick/Smiths and I managed a few nice carp to low twenties, however it seemed I missed the carp feeding frenzy by a few days as not long before my trip people were reporting catches of 20+ fish in a 2 day session. By the time I arrived the fish had spread out a bit so sport and bites were hard to come by. That said it was a new venue for me, I caught and enjoyed myself so can't really ask much more than that.
Another venue I had a few sessions on was a local park lake. A good friend had some stunning carp from this venue a few years ago and while it was far from easy the fish were worth the effort, or so I thought. This particular venue is the opposite of everything I look for in my angling. There are strict on and off times which miss both dawn and dusk, it's busy and being a public park there are always people about. For someone who is quite anti-social when it comes to fishing and likes his own company, this venue would test my patience. My very first session saw me hook into two carp, I lost one and landed a stunning low 20lb mirror carp. I was over the moon with this fish and I hoped it would be the start of a good spring. Well as the weather got warmer the park got busier with both visitors and anglers. Coupled with the fact you couldn't get on there before 8am and had to be off at 5:30pm I decided it wasn't going to be for me as it was the exact opposite of a venue I would usually choose and while I suspected this might be the case on my first visit at least I gave it a go.
So where did that leave me? Day ticket lakes were off the agenda, local club lakes had far too many rules, regulations and were too busy. However, there was one option left and why I hadn't bothered with it before escapes me, the canals! Living in the West Midlands I have fished the canals on and off for 10 years, they are free fishing and for the most part, you can come and go as you please and they are stuffed full of carp if you look in the right place. A good friend has eel fished the Midlands canal networks for the best part of 20 years and caught some very good carp on baits intended for eels, so after a chat we arranged to meet on a stretch of canal that was new to me but Nick assured me that plenty of carp resided in this area. Over the next few weeks I visited several times a week. Not always fishing but looking for fish and baiting up. Quite frankly the amount of carp present was obscene and when it was warm there were fish everywhere! You couldn't walk 30 yards along the tow path without seeing a carp cruising around or bubbling up whilst it fed. I was keen to get started so for over a month I fished an overnighter every Saturday plus a 7-11 evening session once a week. My first few sessions went well and I caught a decent amount of carp, no monsters but I did have a lovely brace of commons for over 30lbs, with both rods going off almost simultaneously. The fishing was consistent but the big fish didn't put in an appearance and gradually over time and as the weather continued to improve the fish started to disperse to the point I was no longer seeing a single carp on my visits. With several miles between locks the fish could have been anywhere and I strongly suspect they had moved off to a new area in readiness to spawn.
I'd had a thoroughly enjoyable few weeks fishing the canal and come next spring I know exactly where to head to for my fishing fix. We are now almost 4 weeks into the river season and I am yet to get off the mark on running water. In all honesty the rivers in my area have started slowly and the catch reports are very patchy with lots blanking. With my fishing currently far from setting the world alight I'm hoping things will soon come together and next time I write I'll have some tales of barbel and maybe a river carp or two.
Until then tight lines and thanks for reading…
Swan Session – Ian Lewis
Due to work and family commitments, on average I get around 1 night every week to get out fishing, so being organised is a must. When I am at the lake being prepared to move onto fish, staying focused and on the ball is the only way to be consistent. As we all know carp fishing is often a puzzle that we piece together only through experience, observation and willingness to learn.
At the start of the ticket on my syndicate in April it was particularly busy and my night to angle is normally a Friday, so more often than not it's a case of making the best of what's left and looking for any opportunity's. It was quite slow to start with and I was generally catching 1 or 2 every other trip. I started to get my mojo back a bit, you know the feeling where you start to connect with the lake and its surroundings and the confidence levels begin to rise as you start to believe in yourself and what you do whilst out on the bank. One particular day I had been working outside and I could feel a new weather front arriving and in my mind I already had an idea of where I needed to look when I arrived at the lake. After pulling into the car park, I went straight to an area I fancied and got up a tree and watched for a while. Out of the corner of my eye I could see fish fizzing like crazy, really going for it, so I slid down the tree in double quick time ran to the van got my gear and raced back round. Not wanting to spook them casting about too much I decided to fish just one rod in the area over just a handful of 15mm ABS Rock Lobster boilies fed individually. I wasn't 100% sure what the bottom would be like, so I tied up a hinged stiff rig with an 8 inch boom using 25lb Ultra Skin, with 3-4 inch separation between buffer bead and safety bead. I added a piece of Rigwise Dissolving Foam around the size 4 Dark Covert Incizor to overcome any low lying weed that might be lying over the area where the fish were fizzing. I put on the waders walked out to the end of the treeline and flicked the rig as quietly as possible and as luck would have it I got the cast first time. The drop indicated that the rig had fallen into silk weed or low lying Canadian, but having allowed for this within my presentation, I wasn't too worried. I sunk my line (GT-HD 18LB) then slackened off a little allowing it to lay over the weed and debris. I had only just clipped the lightweight Bug hanger onto my main line when I saw another sheet of bubbles rise right next to where I had cast. Minutes later I was just tidying my kit when the alarm started singing and rod tip was buckled round. I hit into it and straight away and it felt like a chunk and after a strong whole hearted battle a big mirror lay in the folds of the net. Whilst the fish was languishing in the net I quickly introduced a little more bait, again spread individually around the area to hope to keep them there. I readied my other rod with a fresh identical arrangement and repositioned into the zone.
We weighed the mirror and pictured her at weight of 36lb 1oz, almost 5lbs down on winter weight, but I wasn't too disappointed as it was one of the other remaining big mirrors off the wish list plus she had spawned successfully. No sooner after I'd returned the mirror I was away again only this time it was an ancient looking 21lb mirror that had skin like sandpaper and tiny little fins with a dark blue colouration. I repeated the process and topped the swim up with more boilies, but the fish had backed off a little so I had to wait a couple of hours before I was away again – this time with a new PB Common of 36lb, which marginally beat my former best.
I stayed the night but nothing else was forthcoming. Since that session things have really started to go well with many more fish under my belt, which I'm sure I'll write about in my next catch reports. Tight lines.


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All the revenue/earnings forcast for yge on yahoo's finance site is flat wrong. All you have to do is read the prospectus to know this. Do you really think analyst forcast 3.5b in revenues for 2007? Do your dd. If you bought yge based on pumper posts citing low pe, reconsider. yge might be fine long term, but just know the forcast info is wrong. Relatively speaking, yge is far from being the cheapest compared to other Chinese solars.
Obviously there are some pumpers who will claim the low pe because certain finance sites misquote it, as there will be people simply misinformed. ANY investor should take a quick glance thru their prospectus:http://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1394029/000114554907000895/h00847a1fv1za.htmIn short, here are some key facts:Revenues for Q1 2007 is 55.5m usd, with net income of 1m usd. Last year (2006) they had revenues of 212m with net income of 33.8m. The reason net income dropped in Q1 2007 was because gross margins dropped from 27.5% (fiscal 2006) to 21% (Q1 2007), while operating expenses increased. Gross margin contraction for Q1 was standard across the industry so it was not a yge specific issue.There are 29m ads outstanding, and public shareholders account for 22.85% of the company. The total share count is around 129m. At 15 dollars a share, the market cap is roughly 1.9 billion. If you use this share count, eps for 2006 comes out to roughly .26 cents per share, and at 15 dollars a share, the pe is about 58.Now to the wrong information on Yahoo finance (and perhaps other sites. You can see the estimates of revenues and eps, and can, unless you have your head in the sand, see that they are incorrect. In fact, it's not for yge but some other companies also have wrong estimates. I really don't know the real estimates, but if it's inline with other Chinese solars, the forward pe is around 20. For a 1.9b market cap company, if anyone thinks the pe is 3, indicating earnings are 600m usd, then you shouldn't be investing in the market imho. Good luck.
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