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Nazr Mohammed Profile
With the news of the imminent signing of Nazr Mohammed, let's take a look at how he can help the Bulls in 2012-13.
The 34 year-old Mohammed is a 14-year NBA vet from Chicago, IL. A first-round draft pick in 1998, Mohammed began his career in Philadelphia after coming over in a trade from Utah.
Career stats (Link to ESPN/NBA.COM)
Mohammed has been in the league for a while due to his ability to rebound the basketball. He's dangerous offensively when it comes to put backs. His offensive rebound efficiency ratings are very, very good. This last year was his first year under 10 points per 40 minutes, but he's usually at 16 points per 40, which is very good for a backup center. He's a crafty veteran that can play serviceably for 6-8 minute stretches.
At 34, Mohammed doesn't really move well, can't jump and has poor hands. His diminishing athleticism has not hurt his rebounding totals, but they have hurt his ability to defend. He also has a really high foul rate, which would limit his ability to start, but he shouldn't have to worry about that. He isn't good at the line, but he doesn't visit the stripe that often.
Think of Mohammed as playing a Kurt Thomas role for the team. He brings veteran leadership and all that, too. He's similar to Kurt in limited mobility, inability to block shots, and a high foul rate. He's dissimilar in that he cannot shoot from mid-range like Thomas can, and he's a better rebound.
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Mohammed is an NBA backup center. He's done well enough to stick around for 14 years, and can be of use to a team like the Bulls. Bulls fans that are complaining about this signing need to realize that Mohammed won't average more than 12-14 minutes per game. So, paying Mohammed the veteran's minimum is fine with me. He's not going to be Omer, but he also won't cost $30 million in 2015.
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The missiles missed, but the car managed to make its way to the foot of the hotel lobby. In all, 3 Israelis and 10 Kenyans died in the explosion, which sent streams of fire so high into the air that they were visible by boaters far offshore.
The police said the missiles had been fired from a white utility vehicle, a Pajero, possibly from shoulder-held launchers, two of which were found at the site. Agence France-Presse reported today that according to a police officer, six live projectiles had been found near the airport.
''The search for the white Pajero and three occupants of Arab origin is on,'' Police Commissioner Philemon Abongo said.
Kenyan officials suggested today that they believed that the attacks were the work of militants linked to Al Qaeda, which has long been believed to operate here in this city on the shores of the Indian Ocean.
Both American and Israeli officials have said the attack had all the hallmarks of a Qaeda assault: it was synchronized, it employed sophisticated weaponry, and it aimed to kill hundreds of civilians.
It was clear that whoever was behind the attack intended to kill the maximum number of people. The attacks came on the one day of the week when Israel charters a flight in and out of the country. The suicide attack at the hotel was intended to kill the 140-plus passengers the plane had just dropped off, and the missiles were aimed at the passengers the plane had just picked up.
Mombasa, a crowded, sweltering city of more than 800,000, has long been believed to one of Al Qaeda's principal East African bases, the others being Nairobi, the Kenyan capital, and Mogadishu, the Somali capital. others. American intelligence officials first pinpointed the region in the spring of 1996, when they discovered that a group of Muslim extremists, with links to Osama bin Laden, had set up bases in the area.
Since the Sept. 11 attacks, there have been signs that the United States and its allies have stepped up monitoring in the area.
Yet for all of today's frenetic activity, the investigation into the attacks seemed to yield few solid clues, and the Kenyan police gave the impression of grasping for any shard of evidence they could find. As the day wore on, signs of frustration and anger began to show themselves publicly.
The government of Australia, which lost at least 82 of its citizens in a terrorist attack at a resort on Bali in October, said it issued a strong travel warning on Nov. 12 advising its citizens against visiting Mombasa specifically and Kenya in general.
One of Australia's leading newspapers, The Sydney Morning Herald, reported that the intelligence on which the warning was based came from Britain. The newspaper said the intelligence had been shared ''among Western allies and also passed on to Israel.''
The warning advised of the ''possible risk of terrorist attacks against sites in Kenya particularly in Nairobi and Mombasa.'' It urged travelers to avoid ''hotels, clubs, bars, schools, places of worship, outdoor recreation events and tourist areas.'' The warning urged Australians already in Mombasa to consider leaving.
A senior Australian official said intelligence received by Australia was automatically passed through ''intelligence links'' to the United States. The two nations have very close intelligence ties.
Australia had no specific information about the timing, location or method of possible attacks, a spokesman for the foreign minister said.
United States intelligence agencies said that they had received some general threat information over the last year pointing to possible terrorist attacks in the Horn of Africa, including Kenya, but that those reports had not been specific about a time or place of a possible attack. It is not clear whether they were related to Thursday's attacks.
A spokesman for the Israeli government said they were aware of no such warning.
Israel today temporarily closed embassies in the Philippines and South Africa and indicated that it might shut down more missions.
Also today, Sheik Omar Bakri Mohamed, the head of Al Muhajiroun, a prominent militant Islamic group in London, said he had been aware for several days of a threat to East Africa.
In an interview, Sheik Mohamed told the BBC that unspecified warnings had been posted on the Internet.
''The warning has been sent to the Muslim community around the world,'' he said, ''that Israel would pay a heavy price in East Africa.''
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Leehom Wang and Qi Shu have been dating since 2006. [view couple]
Wang Leehom (born May 17, 1976), sometimes credited as Leehom Wang, is a Chinese-American singer-songwriter, record producer, actor and film director. He is currently based in Taiwan. Formally trained at the Eastman School of Music, Williams College ...and Berklee College of Music, his musical style is known for fusing Chinese elements (such as Beijing opera, traditional styles of ethnic minorities, Chinese classical orchestra) with hip-hop and R&B. Wang has been active since 1995 and contributed in 25 albums. He is also a four-time winner of Taiwan's Golden Melody Awards, the "Grammys" of Taiwanese music. His concert at the Beijing Bird's Nest on April 14, 2012 was the first solo pop concert to be held at the venue.
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Thank you all for supporting me in everything that I do. I am now a sponsor to 20 children in Africa and am working on a new album. Keep supporting me =]
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The Buddha's teachings to Overcome Addiction
Led by: Vimalasara
Supported by: Narottama
Suggested Cost : $45-$60 (self determining sliding scale)
It will be a day of reflection, meditations, and a short talk about recovery. There will also be some direct pointing helping people to see through the illusion of craving and ill will which can often be the cause of the addictive cycle.
Humans have an inbuilt tendency towards addiction, and the Buddhist teachings can be applied to help bring about sobriety of mind, self compassion and abstinence. This retreat will offer some simple meditative tools, and an understanding of addiction that will hopefully help us go back out into the world better equipped to deal with the triggers that can onset a slip or a relapse. There will also be opportunity to ask questions.
Suitable for non Buddhists as well as Buddhists. For people with addictions, in recovery, or people who have grown up in addictive house holds, or have friends or relatives struggling with addictions and for professionals.
Vimalasara is a TEDx speaker and Co-author Valerie Mason-John of Eight Step Recovery
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About four years ago, a doctor prescribed a steroid cream for eczema in my groin area. The eczema is gone, but I was left with shiny, smooth, thin skin in the area that is bothersome. What can I do to restore it to normal?
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Eczema is an allergic skin condition that produces itchy, thickened, red areas on various parts of the body. It tends to come and go and often occurs in conjunction with other allergic conditions such as asthma. Conventional medicine sometimes treats eczema flare-ups with topical steroids, but the strongest of these are contraindicated for use on thin-skinned areas of the body including the groin because they can lead to precisely the problem you describe: skin thinning (atrophy) as well as a change in color (depigmentation), and acne-like eruptions. Often, affected skin returns to its normal thickness naturally over time, but in your case, after so many years, thats less likely. Newer, topical drugs called 'topical immunomodulators' or TIMs are now available to treat eczema and do not cause skin-thinning with long-term use.
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Approaches to the problem you describe are often quite individualized, and I suggest that you consult a dermatologist who is familiar with this type of concern (check with your local medical society or hospital or find a doctor through the American Academy of Dermatology, www.aad.org). Such a specialist should know about new therapies used to treat skin atrophy due to steroid use.
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For general skin problems, I also recommend gamma linolenic acid (GLA), an unusual fatty acid found in evening primrose oil, black currant oil and borage oil that is very hard to come by in the diet. It has specific nourishing effects on skin, hair, and nails. Don't expect to see immediate effects. Results usually take six to eight weeks. The dose is 500 milligrams twice a day.
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Forecasting this General Assembly's environmental future
When your well runs dry — as Michelle Steel's did, as you'll read in this week's feature story — you're an outlier. In our part of the country, rural living is a luxury. Suddenly you're paying for that luxury.
In 2013, anything is possible
Welcome back to the future!
Don't you love going though the tunnel and coming out on the other side?
I find the exhilaration habit-forming. Fortunately, it's annual.
I go into the tunnel of year's end gleefully, but I leave it dragging my feet against the re-emergence.
It's time we vow to take better care of one another
Bay Weekly's 51st issue of the year celebrates family, the warm nest where we are born and nurtured.
For this is the season of birth, which we enter each year in hopes of renewal.
Peace, goodwill and Slack Winery's Pink Shoals
Read any good Christmas lists lately?
Good will and peace on Earth continue to top every list, as we haven't gotten there yet. Despite the best efforts of Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, those eternal aspirations remain elusive.
The rediscovered Chesapeake woodcuts of Eastport's Philip McMartin
When Philip McMartin arrived in 1963, Annapolis was still a watermen's town with workboats coming and going.
The 33-year-old journalist-photographer-filmmaker-sailor had fallen under the spell of the water, which drew him to Eastport, where he and his wife and four children lived a stone's throw from Back Creek.
Lessons from Build-A-Bear to the magical Chesapeake Christmas tree
When its lights went on, the Christmas tree seemed suspended above the Bay like magic. The suspension was an illusion. The tree stood on the solid base of the Fairhaven community swim platform in Herring Bay. But the magic was — and remains — real.
Children of the revolutions, we make them out of bits and pieces
After the war was over, the Founding Fathers must have been at loose ends.
Time's End? Or a New Cycle's Beginning?
If you're nervous about numbers, the combination coming up this week could give you quite a scare. So portentous is this once-a-century triple 12 that it might — or might not — coincide with the end of the world.
Or was it 122112 when time stopped on the Mayan calendar?
SeaKayaker discovers the Patuxent Water Trail
Autumn is forecast spectacular for the Thanksgiving weekend, opening one of the year's last doors to get out into Chesapeake Country. One way to accept the invitation is to follow the December issue of SeaKayaker onto the treasure in our own backyard, the Patuxent Water Trail.
Steal a minute of mindfulness from cooking turkeys and playing Santa
Blub … blub … blub … blub …
That's the rhythm that tells you your Southern Maryland stuffed ham is boiling its way to perfection. So says Celeste Furey of St. Leonard, hostess of an annual pre-Thanksgiving all-day stuffing party.
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Yes to bad we lost everyone.
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Had a great time, too bad we got split up.My fault entirely, I'll have to pay attention next time.
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It turned out to be a nice day, it was overcast so you had to be creative to find the color and interest to make a great shot. It was great meeting enthusiastic and creative people. It would have been to spend time afte the shoot to see how others were inspired by the same material. thanks for setting this up :o)
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WOW That is alot of people attending. What will you be presenting Sean?
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Would Kensington be considered downtown? The Market Collective is also this weekend.
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The Onion's Launching A Site That's More BuzzFeed Than BuzzFeed
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Yesterday, faux news site The Onion made a very real announcement that it would be launching a spin-off in June 2014. True to its mission, however, the impending site, Clickhole, will also be a parody. It's all very meta. And, the name couldn't be more fitting as it speaks to our down-the-rabbit-hole online tendencies. Well played, Onion, well played.
Right now, Clickhole is a standalone page that promises its users "an all-new Internet experience filled with content so shareable, snackable, and clickable, it will rob you of all logic and reason." So, what exactly does that mean? According to The Onion's presentation to media outlets, we can expect "content and sponsored posts side by side, with barely any distinction between them." You'll see a general poking fun at the likes of BuzzFeed and Upworthy. We're talking a "Which pizza should I have for dinner tonight?" quiz presented by Pizza Hut, uplifting personal stories, cute posts about animals and other adorable things, and slideshows of "six kinds of hay." For now, Clickhole offers a tongue-in-cheek guide on clicking a mouse until the hyped-up content is ready for mass consumption.
This is either going to be a total flop or entirely genius. Regardless of its success as an additional functioning site under The Onion banner, one thing's for sure: It's going to be hilarious. Also, can we please see a slideshow of slideshows? This feels like the right medium. (New York Business Journal)
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Monday, August 22, 2016
Hallett Nature Sanctuary
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2:00 p.m.–5:00 p.m.
During these limited hours, visitors can explore the normally-closed Hallett Sanctuary at their own pace along the rustic trail.
Category: Birding, Education, Nature, Hiking
Tuesday, August 23, 2016
Paint It Up: Still-Life Watercolor
at Poe Park Visitor Center (in Poe Park), Bronx
11:00 a.m.–12:30 p.m.
Participants will create a watercolor still life to take home.
Category: Education, Art
Bryant Park Knits
at Upper Terrace (in Bryant Park), Manhattan
1:30 p.m.–3:00 p.m.
Join Bryant Park Corp.'s free beginner-level classes presented by Knitty City. Yarn and needles are provided.
Category: Arts & Crafts, Education, Seniors
Ed Center Open Hours
at Environmental Education Center (in Brooklyn Bridge Park), Brooklyn
3:00 p.m.–5:00 p.m.
Get to know Brooklyn Bridge Park with our 250-gallon aquarium filled with critters from the East River, a 10'-scale model of Brooklyn Bridge Park, crafts, a reading corner, and more!
Category: Arts & Crafts, Education, Nature, Best for Kids
Summer on the Hudson: Pilates in the Park
at The Plaza at 66th Street (in Riverside Park South), Manhattan
6:30 p.m.–7:30 p.m.
This class will tone and balance your muscles, align your body, strengthen your core, and give you renewed energy!
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8:30 a.m.–9:00 a.m.
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Thursday, August 25, 2016
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All little ones (5 years old and under only) are welcome at Summer on the Hudson's introductory lessons in soccer and basketball.
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Volkswagen: Wonderbaum
Advertising Agency: TRY Reklamebyrå, Oslo, Norway
Creative Director: Kjetil Try
Art Director: Thorbjørn Ruud
Copywriter: Petter Bryde
Photographer: Sesse Lind
Mac-Design: Thomas Bråten
Published:May 2008
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Alistair C.Jun 13, 2008 - 9:15
i think it's funny and well directed, but ... it's an overstatement.
robottttrockkkkJun 13, 2008 - 11:00
me parece chevre la idea.
NatalieMJun 13, 2008 - 13:55
Wish I could read the copy. The visual is good, though. I get it without all of the copy, but I wonder if I'm missing anything.
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Dear God! I hate ads like this. "We don't have an idea, so lets do it this way!"
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We were shown yesterday at the works of Messrs. Morgan & Orr, No. 1219, Callowhill Street, the new coining press, just built by them for the purpose of coining at the San Francisco Mint all denominations of silver and gold coiange, but especially the new silver trade dollar ordered by the Department of the Mint.
This new machine weighs eighteen thousand pounds, and is made entirely of the best steel, iron, and brass produced in Philadelphia. The steel plate above the coinage stamp is home-made, and equal, if not superior, to the finest English, a fact that speaks well for our Philadelphia steel industry. The beautiful heavy brass beam was cast seven times over to secure its accuracy and exactness, as well as finish and strength. The large fly-wheel is cast hollow, and loaded with base metal so as to give it additional weight to counterbalance the heavy brass beam. This fly-wheel was cast in sections and securely united. In the front of the machine is a finely made brass cylinder to hold the unstamped coin, which as the wheel revolves, slip down one at a time upon the sliding bed-plate of iron with apertures made to receive a single coin, then drawn into the machine, the stamp descends, and the new trade dollar is carried out complete by an interior inclined plane. The heavy brass beam referred to of course controls the stamp. Perfect simplicity characterizes the machine, which is two and a half times beyond the capacity of any other coining machine that the firm ever made for the government. It is capable of striking eight twenty-dollar gold pieces, equal to $1,600, per minute, or twenty silver trade dollars in a minute.
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If Mr. Ratti's projections are correct, and self-driving cars can radically reduce traffic without cannibalizing existing mass transit—the hypotheticals pile up—it is possible that self-driving cars will make many cities livable in a way they aren't now. Imagine if every U.S. city had a hybrid public-private mass-transit system on par with those in New York City or Washington, D.C., comprised entirely of self-driving vehicles. — wsj.com
Related stories in the Archinect news:Would self-driving cars be useful to people living outside urban cores?The "algorithmic dreams" of driverless cars, and how they might affect real-world urban designHow prepared are American cities for the new reality of self-driving cars? View full entry »
So a lot of us own or lease cars...But when the talk turns to autonomous cars – and it always does – I sigh. Our overcrowded highways really could use a break from human stupidity, and that human factor is behind nearly all of the fatalities and injuries and property damage we see strewn across our roads every day. Get rid of the human behaviour to save the human body! This is where autonomous cars make sense; but not all the world is a crowded, urban highway. — driving.ca
More on Archinect:What are the ethics of self-driving cars?A look at the history and future of the American commuteGoogle, Uber, Lyft, Ford and Volvo join forces to lobby for autonomous vehicles View full entry »
"The idea that you can replace the 10 trips with one autonomous car and travel less distance, that's the biggest misconception," says Fagnant. "You can get rid of vehicles, but not vehicle miles traveled. Without ridesharing, there's an 8 to 10 percent increase in vehicle miles traveled based on simulations we've run in Austin. You're not replacing trips [..] the vehicle has to bounce between locations, and relocate to where it's needed. Those in-between miles will create a lot of extra travel." — curbed.com
Related stories in the Archinect news:How prepared are American cities for the new reality of self-driving cars?The U.S. just got $4 billion to spend on self-driving carsMore Americans are becoming "mega-commuters", U.S. Census stats show View full entry »
[nuTonomy's] Level 4 autonomous vehicle "is designed to perform all safety-critical driving functions and monitor roadway conditions for an entire trip;" all you have to do is provide a destination and (possibly) open and shut the doors.
Google's autonomous cars, in contrast, are currently at Level 3, with limited self-driving automation [...]
[nuTonomy] is building into [its] decision-making engine the ability for cars to actually violate the rules of the road when it's necessary to do so — spectrum.ieee.org
More from the autonomous vehicle beat:The "Impossible" Car – Faraday Future's lead designer, Richard Kim, on One-to-One #17"In LiDAR We Trust" – Poking the subconscious of autonomous vehicles with special guest Geoff Manaugh, on Archinect Sessions #43This startup hopes to bring autonomous... View full entry »
Since summer 2015, [Alex] Rodrigues and his team [at Varden Labs] have been tinkering with autonomous golf carts on university campuses...On the one hand, campus transit agencies, and particularly university ones, are uniquely posed to experiment with pricier autonomous vehicles...But these shuttles will also need maintenance...Plus, driverless shuttles will be the diving bell for a tricky, tricky question: how important are bus drivers? — CityLab
More on Archinect:Google's self-driving car hits bus and causes its first crashThe Ehang passenger drone might be another way people will get around town somedayU.S. says computers qualify as drivers in Google's autonomous vehicles; won't even have to go to the DMVThe U.S. just got $4 billion to... View full entry »
The seven American cities that made the shortlist in the Department of Transportation's (DOT) Smart City Challenge are now deciding their strategies for winning the $40m prize fund...Transportation is the focus, so judges will be interested in self-driving and 'connected' cars, as well as 'smart streets' fitted with sensors. The aim will be to cut accidents, reduce pollution and increase commuter convenience. — Global Construction Review
The DOT shortlisted seven finalists instead of the originally planned five. They are:Austin, TexasColumbus, OhioDenver, ColoradoKansas City, MissouriPittsburgh, PennsylvaniaPortland, OregonSan Francisco, CaliforniaThe winning city is expected to be announced in June.More related to transportation... View full entry »
Google said on Monday it bears "some responsibility" after one of its self-driving cars struck a municipal bus in a minor crash earlier this month.
The crash may be the first case of one of its autonomous cars hitting another vehicle and the fault of the self-driving car. [...]
Google said in the filing the autonomous vehicle was traveling at less than 2 miles per hour, while the bus was moving at about 15 miles per hour. — reuters.com
Related stories in the Archinect news:U.S. says computers qualify as drivers in Google's autonomous vehicles; won't even have to go to the DMVThe U.S. just got $4 billion to spend on self-driving carsAdapting self-driving cars to the world of humansDawn of the self-driving car: testing out Tesla's... View full entry »
To demonstrate an alternate application of their "parking assist" technology, Nissan has outfitted a herd of office chairs to find their own way back to their desks. With a single clap, the chairs swivel and move into position, like the obedient office drones that they are – watch below:Of... View full entry »
U.S. vehicle safety regulators have said the artificial intelligence system piloting a self-driving Google car could be considered the driver under federal law [...]
"NHTSA will interpret 'driver' in the context of Google's described motor vehicle design as referring to the (self-driving system), and not to any of the vehicle occupants" [...]
Google told NHTSA that the real danger is having auto safety features that could tempt humans to try to take control. — reuters.com
The technological and legal impediments to making self-driving cars a reality on U.S. roads seem to be falling away – and as the regulatory market opens for business, so may more competition, with Google and California (which legalized self-driving cars in 2012) leading the way.More on the... View full entry »
As last week's episode was taken up by Pritzker-hooplah, this episode takes a look back at the major news items of the last week(ish) and gets you caught up with what's been happening in Archinect news.We discuss: the recent photo exhibition on homelessness at USC (which closes tomorrow!); the... View full entry »
Using cruise control, you can set the [Tesla] to a particular speed and it will accelerate and turn within a lane in a straight line. It will dodge cars attempting to swerve into your lane, objects that it can see, pedestrians or fellow drivers simply trying to swerve into you because you're an obnoxious prick with a Tesla blasting Party Rock Anthem.
It can't, however, direct you along every street... — The Guardian
Researchers estimate that driverless cars could, by midcentury, reduce traffic fatalities by up to 90 percent. Which means that, using the number of fatalities in 2013 as a baseline, self-driving cars could save 29,447 lives a year. In the United States alone, that's nearly 300,000 fatalities prevented over the course of a decade, and 1.5 million lives saved in a half-century. — CityLab
Accidents happen. But do they have to? Researchers estimate that driverless cars could save up to $190 billion in health-care costs and 50 million lives worldwide over five decades. For more of Archinect's coverage on changes in driving and car culture, check out these stories:• Traffic Lights... View full entry »
This year, "connectivity" has supplanted "horsepower" or "torque" as the prevailing buzzword in Frankfurt. The talk is of self-driving cars, battery-powered cars, and information technology designed to link cars with data networks to make driving safer and more efficient.
Even though neither Apple nor Google is close to mass-producing a vehicle, nervousness about their intentions — which remain cloaked in mystery — is understandable. — the New York Times
Self-driving cars will certainly change our habits on the road. But truly autonomous vehicles will also affect how we work, says Tim Brown, chief executive officer and president of design consultancy IDEO...Without having to navigate city streets, people will be more productive during their commute. IDEO also envisions self-driving trucks...delivering everything from new jeans to grilled cheese. Most radical of all: Your workplace could be set on wheels to travel to you, rather than you to it. — Bloomberg
A group of venture capitalists, architects, engineers, and marketing gurus, under the name Los Angeles World's Fair (LAWF), are brewing plans for a two-year fair showing off the technology and culture of the future—including a Hyperloop, "3D-printed gourmet delicacies," and self-driving cars. Theme: "The Connected City." Right now, they're trying to pull together $100,000 on Indiegogo to support economic and architectural feasibility studies for their plans [...]. — citylab.com
Visit (and support if you're so inclined) the initiative's Indiegogo campaign here. View full entry »
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Specialty:Endocrinology, Diabetes and Metabolism
Dr. Ronald Tamler, medical director of the Mount Sinai Clinical Diabetes Institute, is a board-certified endocrinologist and internist and is certified as a nutrition-support physician and diabetes educator. He specializes in Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes and diabetic complications, but also treats patients with general endocrine problems (e.g. thyroid disease). He sees patients at the Mount Sinai Diabetes Center, located at 5 East 98th street on the 3rd Floor. Dr. Tamler particularly specializes in the endocrinology of men and has significant expertise in treating hypogonadism (low testosterone), male osteoporosis (brittle bones) and erectile dysfunction (impotence) and in advising on the use of nutritional supplements for hormonal diseases. He is an honorary police surgeon for the NYPD.
Frequently asked questions:
- "What should I bring to my appointment?" If you have diabetes, please always bring your glucose meter to your appointment. It stores valuable information that we can download and analyze. Also, please bring any outside labs that were ordered by other physicians. This will help us make greater progress at your visit and may even save you the discomfort of a blood test. Please bring your insurance information, the filled-out questionnaire you were sent when you made the appointment, and a list of all medications and all nutritional supplements you are taking. If you are a new patient, please come in 15 minutes before your scheduled appointment, as the registration process might take a bit longer."
- "I called to make an appointment, but it Dr. Tamler's next available appointment is further away than I would like." If you find that the next available appointment is too far away, you can request to be put on a waiting list in case another patient cancels, or you can schedule an appointment with one of Dr. Tamler's associates at the faculty practice. All Mount Sinai endocrinologists are experienced, highly trained specialists of the highest caliber and will provide superb care.
- "I never test my sugar. Can you find out how bad my diabetes is?" Our office offers testing of Hemoglobin A1c, which mirrors your average blood sugar over the past 3 months.
- "What makes this practice so special for patients with diabetes?" If you are seeing Dr. Tamler and his colleagues for diabetes, you are not only getting great care from your doctor. You have all the resources of a Certified Diabetes Center of Excellence at your disposal. We have an entire team that is highly experienced in dealing with the particular needs of patients with diabetes, including a nutritionist, a nurse and nurse-practitioners who are certified diabetes educators.
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Dr. Tamler's PhD research focused on free radical biology, and he is transferring his experience from the bench to the clinical arena by investigating diabetes-related endothelial dysfunction. He is working closely with the departments of Urology and Cardiology, studying the effects of testosterone on endothelial function. He is also involved in several trials involving bariatric surgery in patients with diabetes. Dr. Tamler has published extensively on the use of nutritional supplements for hormonal issues in general and more specifically in men. Finally, Dr. Tamler is a sought-after expert on mobile health and the use of smart phone applications for diabetes self-management. He is a frequent speaker at regional, national and international venues on the topic of men's health and diabetes. He has also been involved in several trials involving bariatric surgery in patients with diabetes and with abnormal sex hormone profile.
Dr. Tamler is involved with clinical trials at the Mount Sinai Diabetes Center. There are numerous clinical trials that are ongoing or in preparation at any point in time. If you are interested in learning more about our trials, feel free to contact Dr. Tamler at


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Published: Friday, June 17, 2005 at 3:30 a.m.
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FOSTERS | Kemp Williams, age 78, of 14716 Dry Creek Road, Fosters, died June 13, 2005 at DCH-Tuscaloosa. Services will be 1:30 p.m. Saturday at Dry Creek Baptist Church. Burial/swill follow in Dry Creek Cemetery with Williams Service Funeral Home directing. Visitation will be today from 12 to 6 p.m. at the funeral home and one hour prior to services at the church.
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A new sportsman's club will be opening in Franklin County, despite nearby landowners' attempts to shoot it down.
The Franklin County Planning and Zoning Board Tuesday night unanimously approved a conditional use permit for Robert Dix, of St. Louis, to build the club on 210 acres off of Highway 47 south just before Soaring Hawk Road in the Lonedell area.
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Im finding Ruzena Trnkova from New York, 325 East 77 th str., some years ago she lived there and she was a wife of baker, she was born in Bohemia and she had 2 sisters and 3 brothers, one of them is my grandpa. she was aunt of my mother. If somebody has some information about her familly and life, pls let me know
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I came cross your post by means of google search for information on Caroline Laubscher. I was recently told that I am related to Caroline Laubscher through her marriage to William Castle. I understand that Caroline married William after the death of John and had a daughter named Mary Castle. I'd be most interested in any information relating to Caroline.
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Auburn's comeback over Johnny Manziel and the Aggies was just one of a slew of Southern upsets on Saturday. [Todd Van Emst/Selma Times-Journal]If last weekend kicked off upset season, this weekend's slate of games might be remembered as, Zach's words, "The Night Dixie Drove Itself Down". The hierarchy in the SEC was skewed, with the East rapidly developing into Missouri's one-horse race and the West looking even more like Alabama's to lose. Five teams that were in our top 25 last week — LSU, Texas A&M, South Carolina, Georgia, and Florida — all lost to lower-ranked or unranked opponents on Saturday. More revealing is the fact that only one of those teams, Florida, fell to a higher-ranked opponent. The Tigers, Aggies, Gamecocks, and Bulldogs all lost to teams that we didn't even have rated; only LSU lost to a team (Auburn) that had even received votes in the Tailgater poll last week. In addition, we saw a few other upsets transpire, starting with Louisville's implosion against UCF on Friday night. How did all of this affect the poll this week? Before we go any further, here's how our ballots combined to form the college football week 8 rankings: RANK TEAM POINTS LAST WK 1 Alabama (2) 74 1 2 Oregon (1) 73 2 3 Florida State 69 4 4 Ohio State 65 5 5 Baylor 63 7 6 Missouri 59 13 7 Miami (FL) 57 9 8 Stanford 54 12 9 Texas Tech 53 13 10 UCLA 46 6 11 Clemson 42 3 12 Fresno State 39 16 13 Auburn 37 29 14 Oklahoma 31 20 14 UCF 31 27 16 Virginia Tech 30 18 17 Wisconsin 28 21 18 Northern Illinois 25 19 19 LSU 21 10 20 Texas A&M 13 11 20 Michigan State 13 22 22 Arizona State 10 NR 23 Louisville 9 8 23 Oregon State 9 30 25 Oklahoma State 8 25 ALSO RECEIVING VOTES: Nebraska (7), South Carolina (5), BYU (4) Funny how we've already reached this point in the weekly Top 25 and we haven't yet talked about the biggest game heading into the weekend. We learned that Clemson is still a verb as well as a university, as the Tigers fell eight spots after getting obliterated 51-14 at home by the Seminoles. Florida State, on the other hand, jumps up a spot and sits directly behind the Crimson Tide and Ducks in third. The biggest drop, though, did not belong to Dabo Swinney's crew. That honor falls to Louisville, the scrappy AAC contender that was being given about as much weight in the national title race as teams like Fresno State and NIU. The Cardinals threw away a lead late, snatching defeat from the jaws of victory at home against UCF. The Knights vaulted into the top 15 for the effort, while Louisville slid 15 spots to a tie for 23rd. This week's poll has seen the most movement of any week yet this season. You will find our individual ballots below. ZACH BIGALKE @zbigalke MATT STROBL @mmstrobl JOHN MITCHELL @jlmitchell93 Oregon Alabama Florida State Baylor Ohio State Miami (FL) Texas Tech Missouri Stanford Fresno State UCLA Clemson Northern Illinois Oklahoma UCF Virginia Tech Oregon State Arizona State Wisconsin Auburn LSU BYU South Carolina Louisville Michigan State Alabama Oregon Florida State Ohio State Baylor Missouri Miami Stanford Texas Tech UCLA Auburn Clemson Wisconsin Oklahoma Fresno State UCF Michigan State Oklahoma State Virginia Tech Northern Illinois LSU Texas A&M Nebraska Louisville South Carolina Alabama Oregon Florida State Ohio State Missouri Baylor Stanford Miami (FL) Texas Tech Auburn UCLA Clemson Virginia Tech Fresno State LSU UCF Texas A&M Wisconsin Oklahoma Northern Illinois Louisville Nebraska Michigan State Arizona State South Carolina
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Hey guys! This is the second book of four connecting fanfictions of the show Gravity Falls. I don't think you will understand this story unless you read the prequel, "To Save A Town". Please read it by the way!
With Gravity Falls as Gideon's own monarchy kingdom - away from American control, and Mabel ruling with him as his queen (through Gideon's force), Dipper teams up with President Obama, who waged war on Gravity Falls for seceding from the United States; and Bill Cipher, who made a deal with Gideon but was broken when Bill's end of the bargain broke. But how will this work out?
Dipper: Oh great, I have to team up with Bill the devil? At least I get to meet the President! Wait, it's Obama? I thought Quentin Trembley still had legal presidency?
Me: Didn't you hear? He was forced to sign an actual resignation in order for Obama to legally take care of America - everyone after Trembley had illegal presidency because he didn't officially resign.
Dipper: Oh.
Gideon: HAHA, like you three punies will defeat me!
Obama: Gideon, please do not call me that. I am the President of these here United States.
Gideon: These here? Gravity Falls isn't yours, it's mine. And if I wanted to I could take over the United States. You're lucky I don't want it. Mabel shall we take it over?
Mabel: NOOOO!
Gideon: OK my sweet. The United States shall be free.
Me: Let's start the story. But first, all the references about Pepsi are just because I like it. I prefer raspberry flavored cola over regular, but I fancy Pepsi over Coke; plus Pepsi seems to be more popular on fanfiction than Coke.
Dipper's POV
Ever since Gideon took over Gravity Falls and made it gain forced independence as a monarchy, it's been hectic. My sister was kidnapped, my grunkles were put in prison, and President Obama waged war on Gravity Falls for seceding the Union. Right now Soos is driving us across the Gravity Falls-USA border so we could grab two Pepsis for ourselves. Yes, Pepsi left town, and so did their restaurants. People in Gravity Falls had to drive across the border to get regular American soft drinks.
"Why are you entering these here United States?" the officer asked Soos.
"Dude, we are crossing the border to reach the supermarket so we can get some Pepsis." said Soos.
"Fair enough. 9 Fall Dollars please."
Soos paid the "Fall Dollars", which is the new currency of Gravity Falls. (Psst, it's mulzypops again. Just letting you know that 10,000 Fall Dollars = 1 US Dollar)
"Now sir, I wish to stamp Matthew's and your passports." said the officer.
Soos and I gave our passports, then the officer said, "Welcome to the States."
We drove into the States, down Interstate 7 then Soos exited two exits early. (Psst, mulzypops AGAIN; By the way Interstate 7 does not actually exist)
"Soos why'd you exit early?" I yelled at him. "The supermarket is the third exit."
"Dude there's traffic. There's a U.S. governmental helicopter that landed on the southbound lanes."
"That must mean - PRESIDENT OBAMA!"
"Dude we gotta go talk to him."
"After we get some delicious Pepsis."
Soos sighed. "OK fine dude."
After driving for thirty minutes we reached the supermarket.
We entered the supermarket. "Hmm...toothpaste, juice, chips, SOFT DRINKS! AHA!" Soos said scanning the isles.
We steered down the soft drink isle, and looked for the fridge that stored all the Pepsi products. There were four fridges: Coke, Pepsi, Dr. Pepper, and IMPORTED. We went to the Pepsi fridge and Soos grabbed a 20 ounce bottle of Pepsi for himself and one for me. "For you dude."
"Thanks Soos." We went to the checkout isle.
"Four dollars please."
We paid four (US) dollars and then went outside. We decided to have some fun before we went back in the car - and by that I meant count the cars on the nearby highway while enjoying two refreshing cold Pepsis.
"Blue one."
"Red one."
"Dude that's the supermarket sign."
"It counts though right cause it's red?"
"Dude I think your cheating."
Me and Soos laughed. "Sip. AAAAAHHHH." we said while and after we took a sip of our Pepsis.
After we finished the Pepsis, Soos burped. I laughed hysterically and Soos joined in a second later. "Well should we head back to Gravity Falls?" I asked.
"We shall dude. We shall." Soos said.
Sorry this chapter was boring. I promise things will get better. I just wanted to show Dipper and Soos could still have a good time despite the disaster Gideon made. You have to make the best of a bad situation right? See ya later!


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Grayson reclaims seat lost in '10
Published: Wednesday, November 7, 2012 at 6:33 a.m.
Last Modified: Wednesday, November 7, 2012 at 6:33 a.m.
LAKELAND - Former U.S. Rep. Alan Grayson, an Orlando Democrat, was returned to Washington on Tuesday, winning election in a district the Republican-controlled Florida Legislature had drawn to help a Hispanic Republican who was defeated in the GOP primary.
Grayson, 54, who sometimes appears to relish baiting Republicans, defeated Todd Long, 48, a Winter Park lawyer turned tea party activist and conservative author who has been very caustic toward Democrats and even moderate Republicans.
With votes still being tallied in the 9th Congressional District, Grayson had 145,311 votes, or 62 percent, to Long's 89,164 votes, or 38 percent.
In Polk County, which makes up 10 percent of the district, Grayson received 16,123 votes, or 61 percent, and Long received 10,198 votes, or 39 percent.
The 9th District includes Davenport and Haines City along with portions of Osceola and Orange counties. Polk makes up a little more than 10 percent of the district.
Florida Democratic Party Chairman Rid Smith said in a prepared statement, "Alan Grayson has been a passionate advocate for Democrats, progressive causes and middle class families -- and the 'Congressman with Guts' is back where he belongs."
It was anything but a congenial campaign.
Long was hampered by a shortage of campaign funds. He had previously been defeated twice in primaries for a congressional seat.
Grayson is a millionaire who sold a computer company several years ago. He had been campaigning in the new district after losing to Republican Dan Webster in 2010 at the end of his two-year freshman term in Congress.
Grayson collected$4.6 million for his campaign, according to the recently released Federal Elections Commission report.
Long collected $104,421.
The two-year job pays $174,000 per year.
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Your mission, should you choose to accept it, is to read through the life of David in 40 days!
With the help of your mission co-ordinator, you can investigate one of the most fascinating lives of the Old Testament. Stand back in amazement as you read the story of a meteoric rise from shepherd boy to King of Israel. Marvel as one after another of his enemies bites the dust - whether giants or fierce foreign tribes.
As is the case in every human story, there are human failings too. The meteoric rise comes crashing down. The warning bell is sounded for what will be a tragic episode in the life of David, his family and his nation.
The Life of David is not only a breath-taking story: it is also a valuable lesson - because even when things are going well, we can walk whack-bang into danger just like him.
The life of David could be your life or mine, so as we read about the life of one great, but ordinary man, we also read about the life of a sinner saved by the grace of God.
As the Christmas hymn puts it, 'great David's greater Son', or Jesus, is the real life that gives the life of David a message of hope and victory.
New Beginner? - you'll find a Boot Camp section to get you started - with words, phrases and background information.
The Research Facility sums up the meaning of particular words, used throughout the book, as well as the lives of people referred to in the Bible readings.