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Qosmos has announced new milestones in the detection of encrypted traffic and in protocol signature coverage. Qosmos latest software can accurately classify traffic encrypted with SSL/TLS (e.g., Google, Facebook, WhatsApp), P2P traffic (e.g., BitTorrent, MuTorrent, Vuze), and Skype, while preserving the privacy of communication content. These new classification techniques mean that traffic optimization, policy enforcement, and user experience are largely unaffected by encryption. In respect wit...
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Robust Wideband Waveforms for Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) and Ground Moving Target Indication (GMTI) Applications
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AbstractHigh resolution SAR imaging and Ground moving target indicator (GMTI) radar are of critical value to modern intelligence surveillance and reconnaissance missions. High resolution SAR can be realized at the expense of wide bandwidth waveform. However, to achieve long dwells over a wideband width, often the operating frequency band can overlap with other co-band radars, and it becomes necessary to notch out those interference bands both in the transmit mode and the receive mode. Thus it becomes necessary to design wideband transmit waveforms with spectral notches to null out the co-channel interference while maintaining excellent pulse compression with good sidelobe properties. A solution to this problem is presented in this proposal. The new solution leads to poor range resolution and to compensate that, two new receiver design strategies to suppress the sidelobes are also presented here. For azimuth compression, the carrier frequency plays a crucial role in narrowband SAR. However, the use of wide bandwidth leads to a less well defined role for the carrier frequency resulting in poorer azimuth resolution. This fundamental problem is addressed here using a new approach that draws on recent results on non-linear sparsity based image processing methods.
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Report casts doubt on all future diesels, not just VW's cheat-fleet
Here at Torque News we have covered diesel vehicles in detail. When diesels achieved milestones we reported on it (though those are now in question).
Here at Torque News we have covered diesel vehicles in detail. When diesels achieved milestones we reported on it (though those are now in question).
The odds are good that if you are reading this, you have at least some idea what is going on with Volkswagen Auto Group.
This is all extremely sad and shows a lack of judgement and foresight regards to how important the environment is and the repercussions of not following the law of the land set up to protect it.
The scandal broke over the weekend after the Environmental Protection Agency announced Friday afternoon that they were investigating Volkswagen for cheating emissions testing.
Truth In Engineering. That Volkswagen's Audi luxury brand's catch-phrase. Very ironic in light of the dirty diesel scandal now rocking the automaker.
Friday the EPA announced that VW violated the Clean Air Act and has admitted to purposely designing its U.S.-market diesel vehicles to trick emissions testing.
A headline on another site states that 26% of the New Car market in Norway is now EV Sales.
In a stunning late-Friday announcement, the EPA announced that it has evidence that Volkswagen and its Audi brand knowingly designed and installed a software algorithm intended to trick emissions t
In a blow to the "clean diesel" marketing lobby, the New York Times reported today that Audi and Volkswagen have been cheating on diesel emissions controls since 2009.
Since 2011, the USA has sold over 300,000 Plug in all electric cars and plug in hybrid cars.
In the United States, we tend to eschew diesel engines in favor of gasoline for most passenger vehicle applications.
Volkswagen unleashes the 2015 Golf R Rrrr that allows uses to drive the performance hatch wit the sound of their voice. How does it work?
Everyone were OK. After such a big hit even the airbag of the VW e-Golf was not used.
Kjetil Jystad was driving his VW e-Golf in Moelv in Norway, when a deer tried to crouch his e-Golf. I asked Kjetil if I can share this picture with TorqueNews readers. He graciously agreed. I don't have many details, except what Kjetil wrote.
VW's statement about DCFC reads: "Requires charging at select DC fast-charging stations. Frequent and consecutive high-voltage charging (including DC charging) can permanently decrease the capacity of the high-voltage battery. See your Owner's Manual for details." There really isn't much more than that in the big manual. And the warranty doesn't apply if the owners manual is not followed.


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Ant: Another time after I'd fallen over I was so embarrassed i went straight to the toilets. I had this guy from Cold Feet standing outside the cubicle going 'Are you OK? Are you OK? I think you've banged your head!' I didnt go to the loo, i just stood there in silence until he went away!
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"Great post rehdvm, You're the man! The one thing that fuddy keeps forgetting is that Insmed filed the shelf before Russell inclusion, so of course WS knew Insmed was going to finance. But they need to, because the need for 200 L of production couldn't be delayed a moment longer!"
1. How does your implication that Insmed urgently needed the cash from this latest offering tie in with Insmed's latest guidance that even with the highest anticipated cash burn it will end the year with $43.8 million - PLUS the $67 million from this latest offering.
Note carefully that even without the cash from this offering, the high end of the Company's current spending plans will still leave $43.8 million at year end - which would leave $17.8 million to spare had NEITHER of the two recent offerings taken place. The two together diluted us by 44%.
I've consistently maintained that at least one offering would have been necessary before the end of this year, but that the Company could easily have afforded to allow our market valuation to adjust in line with analyst valuations with Phase III success before they started talking to the market about issuing more shares.
I've always though you were a decent person. Would you care to explain what you felt justified you to post "The one thing that fuddy keeps forgetting"?
2. What's so great about Item 6 of rehdvm's post? -
"And 25 of 81 plus have elected to continue under EAP."
I only ask because my personal view is that a follow-on ratio that low is absolutely disastrous - and indicative of a major problem.
I do have something more to offer on this issue for those who are interested. But I'd like to hear your thoughts first.
Could you explain to me how Ipsen will have profitable US operations in 2014 (as they have so guided) while still producing that cancer causing, batch failing, inferior Increlex at a $50mil loss annually? Why do you think they stopped manufacturing?
I'm in no position to do so.
There seem to be more than enough here who still have great expectations for iPlex to be able to do the relevant research and offer reasoned arguments without any help from me. And they're welcome to use the info I posted recently on the implications for an existing manufacturing source of the two Orphan designations last year.
Fwiw - the big unknown for me regarding iPlex is in whether or not Insmed now has a better delivery vehicle for the IGF-1 than IGFBP-3.
fud...allow me to clear this up. You conveniently use your dishonesty on asking piano question #2. Why is 25 of 81 good? Because studies like this are feed and bleed. A participant would not enter the EAP until they were out of the study. Therefore, since they are still enrolling, it means that 25 people are signing up for EAP while perhaps as many as another 50 remain in the study. That is good.
You are a lying sack o' garbage.
An interesting explanation satltsasw - particularly so for those of us who know that only 15 patients so far have completed the follow-on phase of the NTM clinical trial.


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Yesterday morning was "date morning." That's the next day after "date night." I'll leave it to your imagination what goes on then.
Mike slept in really late because he couldn't get to sleep until 3:00am or so due to his itchy arms. He has this really weird thing that happens to him in the summer around harvest time. It started three years ago. He gets this deep itch on his arms that drives him crazy, but there is no rash. Just itch. He's narrowed it down to handling watermelon or tomatoes. He didn't have the itch last year, but he was more careful then, wearing long sleeved shirts and pants outside, and always had somebody else harvest the watermelon and tomatoes. This year, because our watermelons have been so late because of the hail, he even bought a couple. However, it wasn't until weeks later that the itch returned.
When he finally woke, it might have been because of the rolling thunder that sounded like it was right over our house. It threatened to storm for about and hour before the rain came. It rained for most of the day. It let up at one point and I went out to harvest tomatoes. I got through one 100ft. row then heard a strange sound. I figured it was a car on the nearby big road just behind the trees. Then Mike came out to see what I was doing and noticed it to.
"Wow, listen to that wind!" he said and looked in that direction. But the trees were still.
"You know, that could be rain," I said, thinking I was probably wrong.
Then it got louder. And louder. And we felt a drop. Then another. Then it was a mad dash back to the house with Mike carrying my very full and large basket as he sprinted. We made it into the porch without getting completely soaked.
"The plants! Let's get them in!" He had seedlings on the greenhouse deck, getting pummeled by the rain.
I propped open the porch screen door.
"No! Let's put him in the greenhouse," he shouted, the rain now deafening and any hope of staying dry vanished.
"The greenhouse?" I said, as if he was crazy, "That's disastrous! Why not the porch?!"
Twice now this summer he's brought in seedlings to the greenhouse, shut it up so the rain didn't come in, then forgot about them the next day when the sun was out and they cooked, almost to the point of death. So we brought them into the porch and by the end we were completely soaked as if we had jumped in a pool with all of our clothes on.
Then the power flickered. Then it went off. No biggy, I thought, I'll just continue working on my manuscript for Pitch Wars. Just as I sat down at the computer, the power returned. I worked on my synopsis then re-read another query I had forgotten that I wrote a couple days ago because I didn't think it was all that good. Suddenly I had an idea. If I moved this here, and that there, then insert this... Hey! I think this might actually be really good! I thought. And it's short! I considered posting it on FB, and having my "friends" give me their opinion, but instead I sent it to Sara.
I decided to make venison burgers, corn on the cob, and green beans for dinner, chips and salsa for an appetizer. I started the buns at 3:30pm or so, and decided to use the pizza dough recipe with a little more flour in it. I hadn't made buns in quite a while and didn't want to look up the recipe. I had the pizza dough one memorize.
An hour later as I pulled the dough out of the bread machine, and prepared to form the dough balls so they could rise for a couple hours before baking, Mike went to pick up the kids. I boiled two 1/2 pint mason jars with water to create steam in the microwave, then set the baking sheet with the flattened dough balls there. After an hour, half the usual time to rise the dough, I opened the microwave door and saw the most enormously obese buns, spilling over the side of the baking sheet. I imagined the giant burgers that would have to go with them and it reminded me of that old Sesame Street sketch with Grover as the waiter and the blue rando guy as the customer who orders a big burger. I considered starting over with the buns but there wasn't time. We were going to have obese burgers. The kids came back, Shiloh and Judah in tow, and they peered inside the toaster over where I had just put the buns to bake.
"Wow, Mom," Quinn said in his deep but not yet changing tween voice, "those are some big buns!" Yeah, I know.
After dinner clean-up, just as I was about to go back to my computer, for some more obsessing over my manuscript for submission on Monday or Tuesday (you can submit until 10PM on Wednesday night and I might be gone all day on Monday), the power went out again. It was dark. Oh, the power will come back on within minutes like this afternoon, I thought. After five minutes it didn't. Then ten. Then fifteen. Then that helpless "what do I do now?" feeling came over me.
What is there to do without light and electricity, right? How did our ancestors even live? How do the Amish do it? The kids lit candles and were very excited about the whole event. Mike was worried. I went to the greenhouse to do some yoga and seriously considered just going to bed at 9:00pm. After a couple hours, right as Mike get in the car to drive around the community to "research" who had power and who didn't, the power came back on.
I got a reply from Sara, and she really liked the latest query and had a few small changes for me. That's the one I'll be going with. Wish me luck!


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I made loads of these cute hearts for Valentine's Day after seeing a picture on Pinterest. You can't tell very well from the picture but they added a lovely a touch to our Valentine's table
I tried following the instructions from the pdf file on the link the pin refers to but didn't do very well so I turned to You Tube and found a great video.
I'm going to do an origami activity with the girls in the week and show them how to make the hearts


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But if you're new to Dexter make sure to watch them in order the show is great when you know all the characters and their back story. And season eight will be the final season so what better way to prepare than watching all seven.
Another thing you might want to keep in mind is that at the end of season eight you can be sure there can release a "collectors edition" probably for around this price so you might want to hold off and wait for that. I'm sure it will be out before Christmas.
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Although it's not for everyone, I really enjoy the dark themes presented in the show. It's a constant struggle for Dexter to keep his work a secret -- he works for Miami-Metro Homicide department, surrounded by the very people looking for him. And while certain characters are glad that someone is ridding the world of bad people, there are many other characters who see Dexter's actions as an insult to law enforcement and the criminal justice system. Being the rational and peaceful person that I am... Dexter's actions on the show are not justified from my perspective. But it's still fun to watch someone on television who embraces the darker side of his personality and channels it to potentially rid the world of criminals. You are stunned to find that you come to like the main character - who would've thought that a killer could be this likable?
There are some seasons that are better than others (Seasons 3 and 4 are my personal favorites), but I think they are all worth a watch because each season is essential to the story.Read more ›
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Resolution improved as the series progressed but never quite rose to the level of 480p.
If you're no great fan of all that HD and 1080p stuff, or you're still watching your favorite VHS movies, this series is watchable-but just.
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The facial sensation one experiences while drunk; sloshy cheeks, tingly lips, and heavy eyelids are all components of facelag.
Guy 1: Bro, I have the gnarliest facelag right now. I swear if you slapped me with a fish it wouldn't even phase me.
Guy 2: I know homie you killed that 40 mad quick. I guess this is why they call it getting shitfaced.
Guy 2: I know homie you killed that 40 mad quick. I guess this is why they call it getting shitfaced.
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Face lag - similar to lag suffered by a computer but this lag appears on the face of humans *note* can often be confused with down syndrome but face lag only appears on stupid people
fuck u have a bad case of face lag
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When someone responds to an old status update on Facebook, days or weeks after the date of posting.
Also known as Twitlag.
Also known as Twitlag.
"John finally responded to my comment about the 2008 elections. The dude has some serious Facelag."
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