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Combine water and milk in a deep pan, and bring to a boil. Add the spices and sugar. Stir to blend, and turn off the heat. Cover the pan, and let the spices soak for at least 10 minutes.
Add the tea leaves or bags, and bring the water to a second boil. Reduce heat and simmer, covered, for 5 minutes. Uncover, check the color and taste, and if desired add more milk and sugar. Strain the tea into a warm teapot, and serve.
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Each president brings his own unique preconceptions to the job. Post-depression, FDR believed the American people deserved a "New Deal." John Kennedy felt Americans would willingly "pay any price" to spread freedom and democracy throughout the world. Ronald Reagan thought a strong national defense would bring the "evil empire" to its knees. A post-9/11 George W. Bush saw radical Islam as the single greatest threat to western style democracy.
As a candidate and as President, Barack Obama, too, has been quite clear about the fundamentals of his foreign policy—particularly America's approach to the world's dictators and assorted miscreants. He would sit down and talk with them "without preconditions." A new era of diplomatic engagement would emerge. A more acquiescent America would generate a resurgence of good will among Muslim nations. Mr. Obama would convince Israel that "land for peace" could be achievable even if the Palestinians continued to oppose the very existence of the Jewish state. And he would "restart" a bilateral relationship with George W. Bush's nemesis, Vladimir Putin.
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Further, repeated instances of chemical gas attacks against his own people has proven a consequence-less act for Syrian dictator Bashar Assad. The Administration's feckless threats regarding "lines in the sand" were exposed in the process.
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High drama as Uruguay, Costa Rica, Colombia and Greece advance
Natal, Brazil — Captain Diego Godin scored in the 81st minute as Uruguay edged 10-man Italy, 1-0, on Tuesday to reach the second round of the World Cup.
Four-time champion Italy, meanwhile, is heading home after the group phase for the second time in four years.
The win came with controversy, however, as Luis Suarez appeared to bite Italian defender Giorgio Chiellini in the 80th minute as they got tangled up in front of the Italy goal.
The apparent chomp happened in an instant, but caught by television cameras, it became a worldwide sensation and could lead to Suarez being kicked out of the World Cup.
The referee didn't see a bite, and no foul was called despite Chiellini pleading and pulling down his jersey to show a red mark on his shoulder.
"It was absolutely clear. There's even a mark," Chiellini said after the match.
Godin's goal came a minute later when he rose above a crowd of defenders to meet a corner with his left shoulder and veteran goalkeeper Gianluigi Buffon had no chance.
"When you're coming off two defeats without even scoring a goal, we clearly also have to take our share of that blame," said Italian goalkeeper Gianluigi Buffon, who played on his fifth World Cup squad. After the game, Italy coach Cesare Prandelli resigned as did Italian Football Federation president Giancarlo Abete.
Greece 2, Ivory Coast 1: Georgios Samaras scored an injury-time penalty to send Greece into the second round of the World Cup for the first time with a win over Ivory Coast, eliminating the Africans in the process.
Samaras was adjudged to have been tripped in the area by substitute Giovanni Sio, and calmly slotted in the spot kick for a win that puts Greece through to the knockout stage. Ivory Coast would have advanced with a draw in the match in Fortaleza.
"This means so much to me, to us. Tonight we had energy," Samaras said, dedicating the win to Greeks suffering through financial crisis. "We really hope we can make the people happy back home. We are a team. A team — that's it."
In Athens, where the game ended well after midnight, thousands of fans poured into the streets to celebrate. The players in Fortaleza danced around in a circle and sang with small groups of travelling fans at Arena Castelao who had been drowned out all night by the pro-African Brazilian crowd.
The Greeks had taken the lead just before halftime through substitute Andreas Samaris, who punished Ivorian Ismael Tiote for a careless pass backward.
Substitute Wilfried Bony equalized for Ivory Coast in the 74th, beating goalkeeper Pangiotis Glykos from close range after being set up by Gervinho.
That goal looked like it would put the Africans through until the late drama. Samaras met a cross in the area and tried to shoot with his left leg, which got caught against the leg of Sio. Samaras' foot then hit the ground and he fell to the turf, drawing a penalty.
With his country's hopes on the line, Samaras sent his spot kick past goalkeeper Boubacar Barry, who guessed the right way but couldn't keep the ball out.
Colombia 4, Japan 1: James Rodriguez scored a brilliant goal and set up two more for Jackson Martinez as Colombia routed Japan in Cuiaba to confirm top spot in Group C.
The loss eliminated Japan, the Asian champions.
Already assured of advancing, Colombia guaranteed first place with its third straight win, setting up a second-round match against Uruguay.
The Colombians started with a virtual second-string lineup but still went in front when Juan Cuadrado — one of the few regular starters — drilled in a 17th-minute penalty.
Japan equalized with the last touch of the first half through Shinji Okazaki's header but Martinez scored in the 55th and 82nd minutes — both from superb passes from substitute Rodriguez — to put the result beyond doubt.
Rodriguez capped it off with his stunning solo goal in the 89th, turning his marker inside out before chipping the advancing goalkeeper with a deft finish.
Costa Rica 0, England 0: Costa Rica finished first in what many considered the World Cup's toughest group after a dour 0-0 draw against a second-string England side in Belo Horizonte.
Costa Rica only needed a draw to top Group D and played that way, setting up in a defensive 5-3-2 formation.
The result gives Costa Rica its best World Cup performance, winning a group that contained three former world champions. While Los Ticos reached the knockout stages in 1990, they finished second in a weaker group.
Costa Rica will play the runner-up in Group C in the second round. England lost its first two matches to Italy and Uruguay, while Costa Rica surprisingly won its first two.
England had already been eliminated and will go home without a win after striker Daniel Sturridge missed a number of chances throughout the match.
One of Sturridge's best opportunities came in the 65th after a nice one-two with midfielder Jack Wilshere. But the forward's curling shot from the right just missed squeezing inside the far post.
Costa Rica had started the match brightly, passing the ball around midfield with ease and making England chase them around. Forward Joel Campbell had an early chance, but his shot from inside the area deflected off Gary Cahill and went just wide in the second minute.
Costa Rica's best chance came in the 23rd minute when Celso Borges' curling free kick was tipped onto the crossbar and out for a corner by England goalkeeper Ben Foster.
But that was about it in terms of attacking for the Costa Ricans and they were happy to absorb England pressure, especially in the second half. With nothing to play for, England coach Roy Hodgson made nine changes to the team, fielding a slew of England's younger talent, including Adam Lallana, Ross Barkley and Luke Shaw.


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Murder is just another day at the office for corporate America, and the film hammers that theme home with diminishing returns. But the acting is aces, especially Pitt mixing it up with the superb James Gandolfini. show more
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text: The animated Marvel film Big Hero 6 gets a new directorCharlie Jane Anders1/04/14 5:00pmFiled to: big hero 6moviesanimationdisneyfrozenboltemperor's new groovemarvelcomicschris claremontdavid nakayamadon hallchris williamsray conli353EditPromoteShare to KinjaToggle Conversation toolsGo to permalink Big Hero 6, the manga-inspired animated movie set in the Marvel universe, is due to come out this November — but they're still tinkering with it, apparently. Chris Williams, co-director of Bolt, has come on board as co-director, and they've added a new producer, Ray Conli (Tangled). Advertisement This is probably nothing to freak out about — Disney's Frozen similarly added a new co-director, Jennifer Lee, just a year before the film came out. Williams is supplementing Big Hero 6's original director Don Hall, who previously directed 2011's Winnie the Pooh movie. Both Williams and Hall have a string of writing credits on animated movies — they both have story credits on Brother Bear and The Emperor's New Groove, for example.It sounds as though Conli might be replacing Big Hero 6's original producer, Kristina Reed. Advertisement Big Hero 6 is based on characters created in the pages of Alpha Flight by Duncan Rouleau and Steven T. Seagle, and then spun off into a couple of miniseries the first by Scott Lobdell and Gus Vasquez, and the second by Chris Claremont and David Nakayama. In the movie version, robotics prodigy Hiro Hamada saves the city of San Fransokyo from a criminal scheme with the help of a robot named Baymax, plus four other heroes: "Gogo, Honey Lemon, sushi chef Wasabi and fanboy Fred."The early designs for San Fransokyo look gorgeous, but you can also see why this might be a difficult concept to bring to life on the big screen, and why they might need some more pairs of hands to make it work. Here's the original concept trailer:Reply35 repliesLeave a reply


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CO2 standards for 2025 needed – Parliament report
CO2 standards for new vehicles have been proven to work and new targets should be introduced for 2025 and 2030, a report for the European Parliament's transport committee has said. The limited quantities of available biofuels are also highlighted, while the shift to electric vehicles is 'inevitable'.
Low-carbon cities 'a $17 trillion opportunity'
New research has suggested that investing in public and low-emission transport could bring massive financial savings in addition to making a sizeable contribution to reducing greenhouse gases.
EU unveils distance-based road charging plan
Plans to develop a Europe-wide road-charging scheme have been unveiled by EU Transport Commissioner Violeta Bluc. The charging of cars and lorries for road use based on distance driven would be optional, allowing member states to not participate if they did not wish to.


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France coach Philippe Saint-André has made four changes to his starting XV for Saturday's Six Nations finale against Ireland in Paris.
France coach Philippe Saint-André has made four changes to his starting XV for Saturday's Six Nations finale against Ireland in Paris.
Three of the four are bold changes as Toulouse number eight Louis Picamoles returns to the group but starts on the side of the scrum in the place of Sébastien Vahaamahina.
Stade Français fly-half Jules Plisson is dropped completely from the squad in favour of Castres pivot Remi Tálès, who is promoted from the bench.
Gaël Fickou starts at inside centre ahead of Maxime Mermoz, who is one of just two backs amongst the replacements.
Racing Métro hooker Dimitri Szarzewski returns from an ankle injury to replace Brice Mach, who also drops out of the matchday 23 with Guilhem Guirado retaining his place on the bench.
"[Picamoles] will alternate with Damien Chouly during the game," explained Saint-André.
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France: 15 Brice Dulin, 14 Yoann Huget, 13 Mathieu Bastareaud, 12 Gaël Fickou , 11 Maxime Médard, 10 Remi Tálès, 9 Maxime Machenaud, 8 Damien Chouly, 7 Alexandre Lapandry, 6 Louis Picamoles, 5 Yoann Maestri, 4 Pascal Papé, 3 Nicolas Mas, 2 Dimitri Szarzewski, 1 Thomas Domingo.
Replacements: 16 Guilhem Guirado, 17 Vincent Debaty, 18 Rabah Slimani, 19 Alexandre Flanquart, 20 Sébastien Vahaamahina, 21 Wenceslas Lauret, 22 Jean-Marc Doussain, 23 Maxime Mermoz.
Date: Saturday, March 15
Venue: Stade de France, St. Dennis (Paris)
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The C.S. Mott Children's Hospital is a special place, and as such, I'm quite happy to give this promotional advisory from the Wings some bandwidth:
There will be plenty of "Bingo Bango!" and "Here we go!" coming through the speakers this Friday afternoon when Red Wings legend Mickey Redmond joins a cavalcade of stars for WTKA's 11-hour radio-a-thon for a great cause.
Redmond is scheduled to host a one-hour segment during the WTKA Mott Takeover at C.S. Mott Children's Hospital in Ann Arbor, Michigan. The radio-a-thon on Sports Talk 1050 AM will dominate the local air waves from 7 a.m. until 6 p.m. in the radio station's annual fundraising efforts to help one of the nation's best pediatric hospital.
In its ninth year, the WTKA Mott Takeover has helped raise more than $6 million used to help pediatric physicians perform medical miracles every day at the hospital on the University of Michigan campus.
The radio-a-thon is part of Champs for Mott, a three-day event that also includes a celebrity chef gala Saturday evening and a golf tournament Sunday morning. All proceeds raised during the weekend's activities will once again benefit Mott's Michigan Congenital Heart Center and the Charles Woodson Clinical Research Fund.
Redmond is hosting the 1-2 p.m. hour live from inside the hospital and his portion of the broadcast can be heard on Sports Talk 1050, as well as online at WTKA.com and through the iHeart Radio app. Red Wings fans can also bid on a team-signed Red Wings jersey during Redmond's hour.
Also scheduled to appear during the 11-hour radio-a-thon are personalities from across the sports and entertainment world, including country music star Josh Gracin, ESPN celebrities Mike Tirico and Adam Schefter, and U.S. Olympic gold-medal ice dancing partners Meryl Davis and Charlie White.
Those wishing to donate, can log on to WTKA.com on Friday and click on the DONATE NOW link that will be featured on the home page.
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Aging changes in the skin are a group of common conditions and developments that occur as people grow older.
Wrinkles - aging changes; Thinning of skin
Skin changes are among the most visible signs of aging. Evidence of increasing age includes wrinkles and sagging skin. Whitening or graying of the hair is another obvious sign of aging.
Your skin does many things. It:
Although skin has many layers, it can generally be divided into three main parts:
Each layer also contains connective tissue with collagen fibers to give support and elastin fibers to provide flexibility and strength.
Skin changes are related to environmental factors, genetic makeup, nutrition, and other factors. The greatest single factor, though, is sun exposure. You can see this by comparing areas of your body that have regular sun exposure with areas that are protected from sunlight.
Natural pigments seem to provide some protection against sun-induced skin damage. Blue-eyed, fair-skinned people show more aging skin changes than people with darker, more heavily pigmented skin.
With aging, the outer skin layer (epidermis) thins, even though the number of cell layers remains unchanged.
The number of pigment-containing cells (melanocytes) decreases. The remaining melanocytes increase in size. Aging skin looks thinner, paler, and clear (translucent). Large pigmented spots, including age spots, liver spots, or lentigos, may appear in sun-exposed areas.
Changes in the connective tissue reduce the skin's strength and elasticity. This is known as elastosis. It is more noticeable in sun-exposed areas (solar elastosis). Elastosis produces the leathery, weather-beaten appearance common to farmers, sailors, and others who spend a large amount of time outdoors.
The blood vessels of the dermis become more fragile. This leads to bruising, bleeding under the skin (often called senile purpura), cherry angiomas, and similar conditions.
Sebaceous glands produce less oil as you age. Men experience a minimal decrease, usually after the age of 80. Women gradually produce less oil beginning after menopause. This can make it harder to keep the skin moist, resulting in dryness and itchiness.
The subcutaneous fat layer thins so it has less insulation and padding. This increases your risk of skin injury and reduces your ability to maintain body temperature. Because you have less natural insulation, you can get hypothermia in cold weather.
Some medications are absorbed by the fat layer. Losing this layer changes the way that these medications work.
The sweat glands produce less sweat. This makes it harder to keep cool. Your risk for overheating or developing heat stroke increases.
Growths such as
As you age, you are at increased risk for skin injury. Your skin is thinner, more fragile, and you lose the protective fat layer. You also may be less able to sense touch, pressure, vibration, heat, and cold.
Rubbing or pulling on the skin can cause skin tears. Fragile blood vessels can break easily. Bruises, flat collections of blood (purpura), and raised collections of blood (hematomas) may form after even a minor injury.
Pressure ulcers can be caused by skin changes, loss of the fat layer, reduced activity, poor nutrition, and illnesses. Sores are most easily seen on the outside surface of the forearms, but they can occur anywhere on the body.
Aging skin repairs itself more slowly than younger skin. Wound healing may be up to 4 times slower. This contributes to pressure ulcers and infections. Diabetes, blood vessel changes, lowered immunity, and other factors also affect healing.
Skin disorders are so common among older people that it is often hard to tell normal changes from those related to a disorder. More than 90% of all older people have some type of skin disorder.
Skin disorders can be caused by many conditions, including:
Other causes of skin changes:
Sunlight can cause:
Sun exposure has also been directly linked to skin cancers, including basal cell cancer, squamous cell carcinoma, and melanoma.
Because most skin changes are related to sun exposure, prevention is a lifelong process.
Good nutrition and adequate fluids are also helpful.
Keep skin moist with lotions and other moisturizers. DO NOT use soaps that are heavily perfumed. Bath oils are not recommended because they can cause you to slip and fall. Moist skin is more comfortable and will heal more quickly.
Minaker KL. Common clinical sequelae of aging. In: Goldman L, Schafer AI, eds. Goldman's Cecil Medicine. 24th ed. Philadelphia, PA: Elsevier Saunders; 2011:chap 24.
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Flooding in the South Swamps Birmingham, Atlanta; Child Found Dead in Mississippi, 1 Dead in Georgia
Severe thunderstorms dumped heavy rains across the Southeast on Monday and caused flash flooding in central Alabama, where crews in small boats and military trucks had to rescue dozens of people from their homes and cars.
In Mississippi, a 9-year-old girl was swept away and killed after the storms dropped nearly seven inches of rain over the last two days. A possible tornado in another part of the state damaged homes and hurt seven people, and a motorist in metro Atlanta was found dead after driving into a creek swollen with rainwater.
Strong winds downed trees, power lines and snarled rush hour commutes. National Weather Service forecasters in North Carolina say video indicates a tornado touched down near the town of Belhaven in the eastern part of the state. Authorities say a pickup truck was lifted off the highway, injuring a man and his son.
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Heavy rain triggered major flash flooding in parts of the South Sunday night into Monday. Parts of northern Alabama were the hardest hit, including the Birmingham metro area, where there were evacuations and high-water rescues.
About two dozen residents of a mobile home park in Pelham had to be rescued from floodwaters that were nearly chest-high. Others were isolated in mobile homes that were on higher ground because the only entrance into the complex was flooded. Rescue workers also helped several people and pets from an apartment complex in Homewood, where water was up to the windows of some cars.
Dozens of cars had water up to their roofs. Rescue workers wearing life jackets waded through muddy water nearly to their chests to reach stranded residents. Hundreds of more people in mobile homes on higher ground were isolated because water covered the only entrance to the complex.
Alabama Power Co. reported about 14,000 homes and businesses without power Monday morning. That was down to about 3,200 by evening.
The National Weather Service says nearly 4.4 inches of rain fell at the Birmingham airport in 24 hours. In the southern Alabama town of Evergreen, a survey crew confirmed an EF0 tornado occurred Monday morning, uprooting trees and causing minor damage to the city hospital.
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A survey crew from the National Weather Service viewed damage in eastern Leon County and found damage consistent with an EF0 tornado from a storm that hit the area on Monday.
In Lilburn, northeast of Atlanta, witnesses saw a car go into a creek and go under. Gwinnett County firefighters with an inflatable boat later found the driver dead inside.
In metro Atlanta, heavy rains slowed cars on the interstates and traffic lights were knocked out. Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport experiencing delays.
The first day of the Masters didn't last very long. Storms moved into the area just two hours after the gates opened at Augusta National for the first full day of practice. Players had to get off the golf course. Fans made a steady stream for the exit. A few hours later, the club said the forecast for even heavier rain meant the course would be off limits the rest of the day. It was the first time in 11 years that the Monday practice was a washout. The gates did not open in 2003 all day.
An EF1 tornado was confirmed by the National Weather Service Tuesday in Irwin County near Ocilla. A second EF1 tornado was confirmed in Spalding County, packing winds as high as 95 mph.
Recovery crews have found the body of a 9-year-old Yazoo City girl, who authorities say was swept away by flash flood waters.
Emergency Management Directory Joey Ward said Patrauna Hudson's body was located, retrieved and identified about 7 p.m. Monday. He says the child's mother positively identified her. He says the preliminary cause of death is drowning.
Her body was discovered in a drainage canal on 7th Street about 7 p.m., not far from where she lived and was last seen. Earlier, Ward said the girl's sister saw her being carried away by the current about 7 p.m. Sunday. A neighbor saw her wash into a culvert.
An EF2 tornado caused damage and eight injuries in Covington County in the southern part of the state Monday morning.
Four days later, the Mississippi Emergency Management Agency received a report of a second death related to the weekend's severe weather. A Coahoma County man died as a result of injuries sustained from the storms.
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Ph.D. Student - Earth System Science (UC Irvine), B.Sc. - Atmospheric Sciences (Cornell University)
By: Zachary Labe , 6:57 PM GMT on October 23, 2010
"Afternoon Thoughts"(Updated 10/23)
Here I sit, helpless... Everyday as the mail truck drives down the street, it is another day closer to the decisions. My college applications have all been turned in now for almost a month. I have already heard back from my acceptance to Millersville University (I now just recently applied to their Honors College). But SUNY Oswego, Penn State, and Cornell have yet to report back and expectantly so. Most decisions do not come out for several months. There is only so much catching up you can do when it is time to do so. Academically, my grades were highly above average my entire time through grade scale. Yet I really did not have to work hard like some; studying for hours on end was never an issue. In fact many cases a brief 15 minute study would suffice. I consider myself lucky. And now here I am trying to add anything to support my case in the final few weeks, but more or less it is a reflection on my past. I do not have any regrets at all through grade school. Drudging over one test that perhaps did not turn out as good as I had hoped is essentially worthless. It is also funny reflecting that despite my steady interest and passion in meteorology, my choices for college dramatically changed. Penn State had always been on the radar for years as the school where I would definitely go. But when it came down to it, the choices mitigrated. While some may say this is one of the biggest choices of my life, I tend to take the alternate route. College is what you make of it, and if you go into the school with an open face (despite where you go) you are going to have an enjoyable and valuable experience. I keep telling this to myself as I note the small odds of my chances at the prestigious Cornell University. While simply put, my odds are in a random lottery. There are so many unique and amazing students applying all over the world to this elite institution, that simply we are in the lottery. Whether or not I get in to my dream school is not necessarily important; I am going to make the best of the experience. I do not think you will ever meet a person so attuned to knowing their true passion.
"Regional Advisories"
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"Current Weather Map"
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"7-Day Forecast Discussion"(Pennsylvania, Maryland, Delaware)(Updated 10/23)
A very strong low pressure will sweep out of the Rockies and cut northwest across the Midwest. This anomalous low has been progged to grow very strong with pressures dropping as low as 970mb over northern Minnesota. Ahead of the cold front will be a warm front lifting across the northern Middle Atlantic. H85 thermals will rise to above 10C allowing for unusual warmth for much of the first half of this week. Sunday will feature the departing high pressure heading off towards the Canadian maritimes. Under southwest flow, temperatures will rise into the low 70s for many locations on Sunday with partly cloudy skies. The coming nights will also be significantly warmer with multi-layed cloud decks keeping the warmth from rising. Lows will range from the mid 40s to mid 50s Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday nights. As the warm front approaches on Monday, light rain will be possible with low stratus. MVFR conditions will persist much of the day with ceilings around 1000ft. Model QPF remains questionable, but a general 0.01-0.25in is possible for the entire northern Middle Atlantic. Again high temperatures will be well above normal into the upper 60s to low 70s. A few mid 70s are possible near Washington DC. By Tuesday, the significant rainfall is progged towards the region. GFS runs have gone back and forth with the heavy rain threat. Recent runs today (10/23) seem to be against the threat. I will have more details on QPF numbers in the coming days. In any case the rain will be scattered showers in a warm air advection type flow. Wednesday will signal the approach of the cold front with more rainfall (0.25in QPF) for many areas. Temperatures again will be mild in the 70s with patchy fog and low clouds throughout the day. By Thursday, the cold front will swing through the region as the low pressure over the Great Lakes trecks northwest. Temperatures will begin to cool for the weeks end falling back to seasonal values. Sunshine will prevail on Friday, Saturday, and possibly Sunday before another cold front dives down across the region as low pressure surges northwest into the Great Lakes once again. The up and down temperature pattern will be very common of the coming week with several rain chances. Total QPF for the week will range from 0.5-1.25in for many areas.
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"Regional Satellite"
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"Current Lower Susquehanna Valley Radar"
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"Chesapeake Bay and Atlantic Coast Marine and Boating Forecast"(Maryland and Delaware Coastal Forecast)(Updated 10/23)
High pressure will continue to dominate the weekend's weather for a nice boating few days as temperatures warm anomalously into the 70s. But there is a bit of tight pressure gradient, which may allow frictional surface winds to increase 10-15knots through Sunday evening. Ahead of an approaching storm system, winds will once again increase towards Monday and Monday night with small craft advisory conditions. Also waves will increase with crests 1-3ft in the bay. Guidance is very variable over the approaching storm system as a warm front approaches from the south. QPF is in question with some model prognostics indicating heavy rain over 1in, but other runs show less than a tenth of an inch. At this point though, precipitation does appear likely in the Tuesday through Wednesday time frame. By Thursday the cold front will pass through the Chesapeake allowing the flow to have a more northerly component under a northwest flow dominated by cumulus and breezy conditions. Winds will be on the order of 10-20knots. Cooler temperatures will move into the region with highs falling back to seasonal values. Precipitatin chances will finally be over by Thursday night with high pressure moving in towards the weekend. Another weaker cold front may approach for the beginning of that next week.
"Current Atlantic Coast Forecast Wave Heights and Chesapeake Bay Forecast Wind Direction/Speed"
(Courtesy of NOAA)
"Updates on Winter Predictions" (Updated 10/23)
If one would look directly at the NAO, which quite a few do, it would appear that the mean of -0.4283 since June would signal a general cooler pattern that would continue. But there are quite a few more indices that are beginning to show slightly different signals. In fact, unfortunately, I am seeing more and more signs that this winter may be of the typical La Nina regime. There are signs the PV in Alaska may begin to move into the unfavorable location, usually deterring our pattern to significant warmth. But this is not a direct correlation all the time. 500mb charts are also beginning to show signs of a building southeast ridge, again unfavorable for snowlovers. This is all under the anomalous La Nina regime, although departures have begin to cap off recently it appears. A few positive signs include that we are coming off a strong El Nino regime. Also we seem to be start a negative NAO decadal pattern as evidenced by the last few years. And finally we are also coming off a very impressive low sun spot cycle, with still low activity. These variables make this winter very difficult to forecast despite the steadfast La Nina signals. In fact these variables allow for very little correlation to any analog year. I am very interested to see final snowfall anomalies for the northern Middle Atlantic. Either the winter will average right around normal possibly slightly above or the winter will be dreadful with very little snowfall. A big concern of mine this winter is ice storms. Cold air damming will play a significant variable as some cold air gets funneled down from Canada courtesy of the upstream blocking and negative NAO, while the general trough axis supports the storm tracking to our west. In fact there may be several severe ice storms similar to the winter of 2007-2008 in that regard.
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"Equatorial Pacific SST Anomalies"
(Courtesy of NOAA)
"Fall Foliage Outlook" (Updated 10/23)
Just about all locations have received a frost and/or hard ffreeze. Most areas also have reported an official end of the growing season, excluding just the major metropolitan regions. These cold nights and warm days have signaled a rapid increase in Fall foliage. Locations across northern Pennsylvania are actually past peak. A few oaks remain yellow/brown, but most leaves are off the trees especially for the higher elevations. A bit of light snow was also reported in the higher elevations of northern Pennsylvania during the past few days, so winter is definitely showing signs of a return in this region. The Pennsylvania Grand Cayon, World's End State Park, Rickett's Glenn, etc. are past peak. The peak of fall foliage is now towards central Pennsylvania going west to east just south of the I-80 corridor. A few of the higher elevations have seen significant droppings of leaves especially towards Philipsburg near Black Moshannon State Park and Bald Eagle State Park, but most areas in the ridge and valley region have wonderful color right now. Due to the hot and dry September, leaves are a bit dull this year. I have definitely noticed this here in southern Pennsylvania with more browns than anything. Across southern Pennsylvania, most of Maryland, and Delaware leaves will be reaching peak in about one to two weeks. The last few cold nights have definitely allowed colors to start showing. Burning bushes, maples, Virginia Creeper, ash, etc. trees are already at peak or past with brilliant reds. The oaks seem to be the dull colors this year with many browns and dull yellows. The Blue Ridge region is reporting about 40% color. Towards South Mountain, the predominately oak forests still have about two weeks before peak. Colors are actually running about right on schedule this year and peaks will fall in the typical averages. Out towards western Maryland, Garret and Alleghany counties are well past peak with flurries reported a few weeks ago. Winter will be rapidly beginning in this region in the coming weeks. Enjoy the last two to three weeks of color, because by the end of the first or second week in November colorful countrysides will quickly turn brown.
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"Average Date of First Freeze"
(Courtesy of NOAA)
"Long Term Outlook" (7-14 Day Time Frame) (Updated 10/23)
After another Great Lakes storm is progged around the first of November, cooler air from Canada will dive into the United States accompanied by a negative NAO. The arctic has seen a dramatic increase in ice cover in the past two weeks with gains also noticeable in the snow department in northern North America. Wavelengths support this building cold air to dive south around the first week of November. Already 16-day GFS prognotics show colder air moving through with below 0C 850mb heights and sub 1000-500mb 540dm thicknesses. But yet again, the GFS signals another Great Lakes storm. It appears it is possible the typical La Nina regime may be setting up with cooler weather followed by a day or two of warmth before the front moves through. This would allow occur with the low pressures headed to our northwest. None the less several precipitation chances are possible in the 7-14 day time frame, generally from Great Lakes cutters. These lows dive out of the Rockies and track along the west periphery of the trough, which is setup just west of the heatland. The southeast ridge is preventing this trough axis from moving east. This shows the despite the negative NAO, the La Nina is so anomalous that is overrides the blocking in Greenland. In general the next two weeks will average temperatures (+0F)-(+0.5F) above normal. There may even be a day or two in the mid to upper 70s in southern Delaware and southern Maryland as the southeast ridge budges north ahead of the Great Lakes multi-storm systems.
"Current NAO and PNA Predictions"
(Courtesy of NOAA)
"Monthly Temperature/Precipitation Outlook"(November)(Updated 10/23)
I think I am going to trend a bit on the mild side for the upcoming November despite interesting teleconnections. Mean 500mb guidance from the past week show a bit a southeast ridge beginning to flex its muscle into the southern Middle Atlantic. Latest 10/23/10 0utc GFS 10-14day 500mb mean actually supports this continuing in that range with a 588dm ridge over the southeast. Right now the polar vortex is just north of Alaska by about 200mi, which is good for now. But guidance suggests this may sink southward towards November. This tends to favor ridging over the east coast and troughing over the western United States up through Alaska and the Canadian Rockies. But current ensemble runs indicate a negative NAO to open up November. There will likely be an eastern cool pattern during the first week of November. The La Nina continues to show that it is already one of the strongest La Ninas on record. But it is encouraging to see little temeperature drops in Nina 3.4 SSTs. For those looking for an early season snowstorm this year, a few encouraging signs can be found in the cryosphere. Levels are at around normal values, which are actually higher than the previous few years. Siberian snow cover has shown impressive gains in the last two weeks and has reached above normal levels. Also North America snow levels have increased in northern Canada and Alaska courtesy of the trough moving through and associated low presssure system. None the less, I believe typical La Nina conditions will dominate November's weather with a southeast ridge. But cooler weather may return towards the end of the month with perhaps the first inland snowfall in this time period around or just after Thanksgiving. We shall see how those wavelengths turn out. Precipitation chances are right around normal for all areas. The farther south one goes in the Middle Atlantic will dictate how anomalous the warmth is this month as weak troughing from the negative NAO may be enough to save some areas in Pennsylvania from the warmth.
"Temperature and Precipitation Outlooks from Climate Prediction Center for next 30 days"
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Severe Thunderstorm Watches- 13
Severe Thunderstorm Warnings- 10
Tornado Watches- 2
Tornado Warnings- 1
Total Thunderstorms- 20
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Flood Watches- 4
Flood Warnings- 4
Monthly Precipitation- 3.01inches (October)
Yearly Precipitation- 35.04inches
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Heat Advisories- 5
Excessive Heat Watches- 1
Excessive Heat Warnings- 1
90degree days- 38
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The long-term objective of this project is to develop a dynamical model of visually controlled locomotor be- havior, which can be used to simulate visual mobility problems and predict paths of locomotion in everyday environments. The research pursues two closely related problems: First, the behavioral dynamics of locomotion, or how safe paths of locomotion are generated through a complex changing environment;second, the control laws for locomotion, or how this behavior is guided by perceptual control strategies based on multisensory in- formation. In previous research, we developed a dynamical model of four elementary locomotor behaviors: (a) steering to a stationary goal, (b) avoiding a stationary obstacle, (c) intercepting a moving target, and (d) avoiding a moving obstacle. Using virtual reality techniques in freely-walking participants, we empirically tested each component, and then studied how the elementary behaviors are integrated in more complex situations. We found that linear combinations of the components successfully predict human paths with various pairs of goals and obstacles, such as a moving target with a stationary obstacle, and even with pairs of participants in a pursuit/evasion task;however, attentional factors appear to play a role with multiple obstacles. In a second set of studies, we tested the contributions of optic flow, egocentric direction, and gaze/head/body alignment to online steering control and visual-locomotor adaptation.
The specific aims of the proposed research are to pursue locomotor interactions between pedestrians, map out multisensory contributions to perceptual control strategies, and apply the model to simulate visual im- pairments and mobility problems. We will manipulate visual information during walking using virtual envi- ronments presented in a head-mounted display, podokinetic information by locomotor adaptation, vestibular information by galvanic stimulation, and neck proprioception by muscle vibration. Four studies are proposed: (1) Pedestrian interactions will investigate locomotor interactions between pedestrians, including a pair of par- ticipants, a participant interacting with a simulated virtual agent, a participant interacting with a crowd of vir- tual agents, and naturalistic studies of pedestrian traffic flow. (2) Multisensory control strategies will test the contributions of visual, podokinetic, vestibular, and proprioceptive information to steering control. (3) Com- plex behaviors will extend the model to incorporate attentional factors, speed control, and address the question of "online" control or advance path planning. (4) Modeling peripheral field loss will empirically test and seek to model the effects of tunnel vision and homonymous hemianopsia on mobility. 14
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|Zhao, Huaiyong; Warren, William H (2015) On-line and model-based approaches to the visual control of action. Vision Res 110:190-202
|Rio, Kevin W; Rhea, Christopher K; Warren, William H (2014) Follow the leader: visual control of speed in pedestrian following. J Vis 14:
|Gerin-Lajoie, Martin; Ciombor, Deborah McK; Warren, William H et al. (2010) Using ambulatory virtual environments for the assessment of functional gait impairment: a proof-of-concept study. Gait Posture 31:533-6
|Bruggeman, Hugo; Warren, William H (2010) The direction of walking--but not throwing or kicking--is adapted by optic flow. Psychol Sci 21:1006-13
|Fink, Philip W; Foo, Patrick S; Warren, William H (2009) Catching fly balls in virtual reality: a critical test of the outfielder problem. J Vis 9:14.1-8
|Bosworth, Rain G; Dobkins, Karen R (2009) Chromatic and luminance contrast sensitivity in fullterm and preterm infants. J Vis 9:15.1-16
|Warren, William H (2009) How do animals get about by vision? Visually controlled locomotion and orientation after 50 years. Br J Psychol 100:277-81
|Bruggeman, Hugo; Zosh, Wendy; Warren, William H (2007) Optic flow drives human visuo-locomotor adaptation. Curr Biol 17:2035-40
|Fajen, Brett R; Warren, William H (2007) Behavioral dynamics of intercepting a moving target. Exp Brain Res 180:303-19
|Warren, William H (2006) The dynamics of perception and action. Psychol Rev 113:358-89
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It's no secret that the upper echelons of global society mix and mingle on a regular basis. We're not just talking Davos here, but all the Gwyneth and Beyonce-style celebrity friendships that may or may not comprise a modern Pentaverate. Either way, these business and cultural leaders must have some pretty interesting conversations. In sports, you'd expect that the leaders of giant brands like, say, Adidas would have some compelling chats with those that straddle the hallowed halls of sports and business. Which goes a long way to explain why Adidas North America president Mark King is launching a new podcast series.
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Every Moment Is A Blessing
Every moment is a blessing!
Every moment is joy!
Every moment is a delight!
To love,
To Enjoy!
Troubles may come!
Like a lightening from the sky!
But soon it will go
Into the Dust Into the Snow!
So my dear friend
Please be calm
And enjoy every moment
Till the core!
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Enjoyed reading this. Very true that every moment is a blessing; just wish everybody realized that.
Wise words indeed. Very wise words. Uplifting and motivational words here Nid...thank you for sharing your love around :0) you are a gem
I liked it very much!
Nice one...but i guess if only it would have been true for everyone.... :)
A lovely simple poem that says everything. Thanks for sharing. It gets my vote nid. Pat
that's a realy possitive poem my dear! i loiked it alot :) keep it up.
Beautiful work nid. I love your encouraging words.
Angellynn:) What A Treasure!
A master class of writing,it really emphasises how each and every day must be enjoyed as if it was our last.Wonderful words you express which such clarity and imaginative flair as usual.Ps where are all of your usual christmas decorations?,are you taking the yuletide off this year.?
very optimistic and well written. :) nice poem. I liked it and i have to agree with you.
good poem! very optimistic. I agree that every moment is a blessing. We should take every opportunity in our lives. Our life may be tough sometimes but it is our opportunity to grow and to learn.
Have a nice day!
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About Laptop
Laptops are believed to be facing a sort of identity crisis, as a variety of equivalent products with myriad names, like notebook, life book, etc. is spanning the global computers market. The many theories of possible health hazards related to keeping the machine on the lap for long hours, have led to manufacturers come up with different products in the name of like notebook, air book, life book etc. Hardware, such as plugin tablets, convertibles and other electronic devices including as chrome books and net books, have changed the overall industry outlook on laptops.
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This report covers the present scenario and growth prospects of the global laptop market during 2015-2019. To calculate the market size, the report considers revenue generated from the total shipments of laptops, including notebooks, netbooks, chrome books and other hybrid laptops.
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• Fujitsu
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