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Carotid duplexScan - carotid duplex; Carotid ultrasound; Carotid artery ultrasound; Ultrasound - carotid; Vascular ultrasound - carotid; Ultrasound - vascular - carotid
Carotid duplex is an ultrasound test that shows how well blood is flowing through the carotid arteries. The carotid arteries are located in the neck. They supply blood to the brain.
How the Test is Performed
The test is done in a vascular lab or radiology department. You will be asked to lie on your back. Your head will be supported to prevent it from moving.
The health care provider applies a water-soluble gel on your skin and gently runs a handheld device called a transducer over the area of the carotid arteries in your neck.
The device sends high-frequency sound waves to the arteries in your neck. The sound waves bounce off the blood vessels and form images or pictures of the insides of the arteries.
How to Prepare for the Test
No preparation is necessary.
How the Test Will Feel
You may feel some pressure as the probe is moved around your neck. The pressure should not cause any pain. You may also hear a "whooshing" sound.
Why the Test is Performed
The carotid duplex test checks blood flow in the carotid arteries. It can detect:
- Blood clotting (thrombosis)
- Narrowing in the arteries (stenosis)
- Other causes of blockage in the carotid arteries
Your doctor may order this test if:
- You have had a stroke or transient ischemic attack (TIA)
- You need a follow-up test because:
- The carotid artery was found to be narrowed in the past
- You have had surgery on your carotid artery
- Your doctor hears an abnormal sound called a bruit over the carotid neck arteries. This may mean the artery is narrowed.
Normal Results
The results will tell your doctor how open or narrowed your carotid arteries are. For example, the arteries may be 10% narrowed, 50% narrowed, or 75% narrowed.
A normal result means there is no problem with the blood flow in the carotid arteries. The artery is free of any significantblockage, narrowing, or other problem.
What Abnormal Results Mean
An abnormal result means the artery may be narrowed, or something is changing the blood flow in the carotid arteries. This is a sign of atherosclerosis or blood vessel conditions.
In general, the more narrowed the artery is, the higher your risk for stroke.
Depending on the results, your doctor may want you to:
- Consider surgery
- Have additional tests (such as cerebral angiography, CT angiography, and magnetic resonance angiography)
- Follow a healthy diet and lifestyle to prevent atherosclerosis
- Repeat the test again in the future
See the article on atherosclerosis for further treatment information.
There are no specific risks related to having this procedure.
U.S. Preventive Services Task Force. Screening for carotid artery stenosis: U.S. Preventive Services Task Force recommendation statement. Ann Intern Med. 2007;147(12):854-859.
Meschia JF, Brott TG, Hobson RW 2nd. Diagnosis and invasive management of carotid atherosclerotic stenosis. Mayo Clin Proc. 2007;82(7):851-858.
Hobson RW 2nd, Mackey WC, Ascher E, Murad MH, Calligaro KD, Comerota AJ, et al. Society for Vascular Surgery. Management of atherosclerotis carotid artery disease: clinical practice guidelines of the Society for Vascular Surgery. J Vasc Surg. 2008;48:480-486.
International Carotid Stenting Study Investigators, Ederle J, Dobson J, Featherstone RL, Bonati LH, van der Worp HB, et al. Carotid artery stenting compared with endarterectomy in patients with symptomatic carotid stenosis (International Carotid Stenting Study): an interim analysis of a randomized controlled trial. Lancet. 2010;375:985-997.
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Review Date: 6/5/2012
Reviewed By: Ken Levin, MD, private practice specializing in Radiology and Nuclear Medicine, Allentown, PA. Review provided by VeriMed Healthcare Network. Also reviewed by David Zieve, MD, MHA, Medical Director, A.D.A.M. Health Solutions, Ebix, Inc.


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Snooki's Weight-Loss Secret Is Vodka
Snooki revealed her weight-loss secrets on The Tonight Show, and they're a little more surprising than we thought they'd be.
-Lucia Peters
When everyone's favorite bright orange Hobbit appeared on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno last night, a topic of great discussion was her recent dramatic weight loss. Now, I may find Snooki ridiculous, but she has been looking healthier lately (even if she still looks kind of tacky), so bravo to her for making an effort to get into shape. When she started to walk Jay through her weight-loss regime, though, things got ridiculous again rather quickly indeed. Her three necessities for getting into shape? Motivation, going to the gym, and watching what you drink. The first two points are fairly self-explanatory, but since this is Snooki we're talking about, the last point might require a little elaboration. Here we go:
Alcohol is empty calories. We all know this. So when someone says that they're watching what they drink, you generally assumed that this means that they're trying not to drink so much, correct? But Snooki has a rather unique definition of "watching what you drink." According to her, it means "no Margaritas or Long Island iced teas; it has to be straight vodka."
Ladies and gentlemen, the revolutionary new Snooki Diet will apparently enable you to lose a ton of weight while subsisting solely on Absolut. There's just one small problem: If this were true, the world would cease to function, because everyone would be completely smashed all the time.
Read Five Common Diet Myths Debunked
Anyway, she then goes on to credit Italy's food with helping her lose weight—namely, its pasta, because according to Snooki, eating pasta in Italy is exactly like eating salad in America.
Unpack that sentence for a moment. Does it make sense to you? Yeah, me neither. She elaborates on her statement by saying that the pasta in Italy is "really fresh and, like, healthy," but I have news for you Snooki: Fresh or boxed, carbs are still carbs. Now, I do love me some carbs, but loving carbs does not magically turn them into vegetables. Ergo, pasta is not equal to salad. QED.
I obviously have my own views about the effectiveness and general health of the Snooki Diet, but I'm curious: What do you think, readers? Would the Snooki Diet work for you? Check out the entire interview here and let us know!
Lucia Peters is BettyConfidential's associate editor.

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What Can I Drink?
Food often takes center stage when it comes to diabetes. But don't forget that the beverages you drink can also have an effect on your weight and blood glucose!
We recommend choosing zero-calorie or very low-calorie drinks. This includes:
- Water
- Unsweetened teas
- Coffee
- Diet soda
- Other low-calorie drinks and drink mixes
You can also try flavoring your water with a squeeze of lemon or lime juice for a light, refreshing drink with some flavor. All of these drinks provide minimal calories and carbohydrate.
What to Avoid
Avoid sugary drinks like regular soda, fruit punch, fruit drinks, energy drinks, sweet tea, and other sugary drinks. These will raise blood glucose and can provide several hundred calories in just one serving! See for yourself:
- One 12-ounce can of regular soda has about 150 calories and 40 grams of carbohydrate. This is the same amount of carbohydrate in 10 teaspoons of sugar!
- One cup of fruit punch and other sugary fruit drinks have about 100 calories (or more) and 30 grams of carbohydrate.
Tired of Water?
As you can see, you have many other options!
Mix it up by choosing unsweetened teas. Hot or cold - black, green, and herbal teas provide lots of variety. You could also try sparkling water or making your own infused water at home. To make infulsed water, simply put water in the fridge with cucumbers, strawberries or fresh mint for a refreshing low-calorie drink.
Most diet drinks (like diet soda or diet tea) have zero grams of carbohydrate per serving, so they will not raise blood glucose on their own. These diet drinks are sweetened with low-calorie sweeteners instead of added sugars. Removing the added sugars and replacing them with low-calorie sweeteners removes most of the calories and carbohydrates.
Other low-calorie drinks and drink mixes are available in several flavors. They may be a good alternative to regular lemonade, iced tea, fruit punch, etc. These drinks also use low-calorie sweeteners in place of sugar. They are very low in calories (about 5-10 calories per 8-ounce portion) and have less than 5 grams of carbohydrate per serving.
Milk and Juice
Low-fat milk and 100% juice with no added sugar are also options. These drinks provide more calories and carbohydrates than the other recommended choices, but they also contain important vitamins and minerals. In addition, milk is also a source of protein. Just remember to control portion size when you drink them, because the calories and carbohydrates can add up when you have too much.
Choose low-fat 1% or skim milk, and make sure that you count it in your meal plan. One cup of skim milk provides about 12 grams of carbohydrate, 80 calories, calcium, and vitamin D. If you are lactose intolerant or don't like milk, you can try fortified soy milk, rice milk, or almond milk instead.
If you choose to drink juice, be sure the label says it is 100% juice with no sugar added. Juice provides a lot of carbohydrates in a small portion, so be sure to count it in your meal plan. Usually about 4 ounces or less of juice contains 15 grams of carbohydrate and 50 or more calories.
If you like to have juice in the morning but don't want the carbohydrate from fruit juice, try low-sodium vegetable juice. At just 50 calories and 10 grams of carbohydrate in 1 cup, it is a great alternative.
Additional Resources
You may also be interested in our information on Alcohol.
We also have a section on Low-Calorie Sweeteners.


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News & Events
Shop with a Cop: On Saturday, December 14, we partnered with all our Placer County law enforcement agencies and Placer County Probation, and took seventy deserving kids to Shop with a Cop. The kids were nominated and selected because they did something great, whether it was improving their grades and performance in school, doing acts of service or making other positive changes in their lives. Each kid was assigned to a police officer or deputy as their escort and shopping buddy. You might have seen the procession of law enforcement vehicles on Foothills Boulevard and Pleasant Grove Boulevard en route to Target. After their shopping spree, the team took them to lunch at Destiny Christian Church, where the CHP gave everyone a bicycle. Special thanks to Target, Chick-fil-A, Rotary Club of Roseville and California Tactical for their generous support of this event.
December's Public Safety News and Tips is out with tips for safe home decorating and shopping safety. Read it online or print copies for your neighborhood watch group.
Check out charities: 'Tis the time of year when charities are asking for end of year contributions. Here's some good advice and tools for checking out charities, avoiding scams, and giving not only generously, but wisely.
Galleria-Harding area, stolen vehicle: Between 4 p.m. and 10 p.m. December 9, someone stole a white Nissan sports coupe from a parking lot in the 1100 block of Roseville Parkway. It was found the next day on Hallissy Drive near Crestfield Circle, stripped.
Galleria-Harding, vehicle burglary: Between 6:15 and 9 p.m. December 11, someone broke into a locked vehicle by unknown means in a parking lot in the 1100 block of Roseville Parkway, and stole a laptop computer and other items.
Galleria-Harding, fuel theft: At about 8:30 a.m. December 13, a man was seen siphoning fuel from a pickup in the 800 block of Galleria Boulevard. The suspect was described as a white male, 35-40 years of age, 6'0" tall and 200 pounds, wearing a black baseball cap. He was driving a white 1998 to 2002 Ford F-150 extra-cab pickup.
East Roseville Parkway, package theft: At 3:15 p.m. December 10, a woman was seen stealing a package from a front porch in the 1900 block of Frencham Drive. The woman was described as white and in her 30s, with blonde hair, driving a gray sedan. We arrested a male and female in connection with package thefts in the Cirbyside neighborhood (see below, under Beat 3) on December 12, but we don't know if they were connected with this theft or not. It's always a good practice to track your shipments, know when packages are arriving, and make arrangements to pick them up from your porch immediately. If you're not going to be home, reschedule your delivery or arrange for your packages to be delivered to a neighbor.
East Roseville Parkway, vehicle burglary: Between 7:15 and 10:45 p.m. December 11, someone smashed the window of a car parked in the 1400 block of Eureka Road and stole a briefcase, backpack and several other items from the passenger compartment.
East Roseville Parkway, vehicle burglary: Overnight December 12/13, someone smashed the window of a car parked in the 300 block of Creekside Ridge Court and stole a briefcase and shopping bags full of new merchandise.
Lead Hill, vehicle burglary: Between 7 and 8:15 p.m. December 11, someone smashed the window of a car parked in the 1500 block of Eureka Road and stole books and documents.
Cirbyside, arrest for possessing stolen packages: At 4:08 p.m. December 12, a good neighbor called to report someone had just stolen a delivered package off his neighbor's porch in the 1200 block of San Simeon Drive, and driven away in a gray SUV. Officers located the suspect vehicle about a half mile away, in the same neighborhood, and contacted the two occupants. The SUV was stuffed full of delivered packages, including several with the address labels torn off. Officers found some packages that had been stolen from the front porches of three homes in the same Cirbyside area, and Folsom P.D. identified four victims in their city. A 26-year-old man and a 23-year-old woman, both from Fair Oaks, were arrested for possessing stolen property and conspiracy.
Cirbyside, theft: Just before 4 p.m. December 16, a man driving a red truck stopped in a parking lot on Sunrise Avenue and Ascot Drive and stole a bicycle. See the surveillance photos--if he looks familiar, give us a call.
Cresthaven, theft: Overnight December 8/9, someone stole power and hand tools from the back of a pickup in the 1200 block of Glenbrook Avenue.
Cresthaven, vehicle burglary: Overnight December 9/10, someone broke into a cargo trailer in the 500 block of Lyndhurst Avenue. Nothing was taken.
Cresthaven, robbery, arrest made: At 10:30 p.m. December 14, a man was walking on Riverside Avenue near Cirby Way when he encountered another man, who was yelling threatening comments at him and at passing cars. The first man started to run away, and dropped his cell phone, which the other man picked up. Because of the other man's threatening demeanor, the victim didn't ask for his phone back, but kept running until he was contacted by Roseville police officers. Officers located and arrested the suspect, a 54-year-old Roseville man, on suspicion of robbery (taking the other man's phone by inducing fear in him) and possession of drug paraphernalia.
Sierra Gardens, theft: Overnight December 10/11, someone stole running lights from a pickup in the 400 block of Sierra Boulevard.
Roseville Heights, burglary: Between 5 and 8 p.m. November 19, someone went into a home in the 600 block of Grape Street through an unlocked window, and stole cash and a laptop computer.
Roseville Heights, attempted vehicle theft: Between midnight and 8 a.m. December 10, someone got into an unlocked car in the 100 block of Pacific Street, rummaged through the glove box and tampered with the ignition. Nothing was taken.
Vineyard, vehicle burglary: Overnight December 8/9, someone pried open tool boxes in the back of a pickup in the 1300 block of Zinfandel Court and stole tools.
Diamond Oaks, theft: Overnight December 9/10, someone stole a 7' tall lighted Eiffel Tower holiday decoration from the 600 block of Nugget Court.
Stanford, vandalism/door kick: Between 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. December 8, someone kicked the door of a house in the 6700 block of Cherry Ridge Court, damaging the door frame. No one got in, and nothing was taken.
Industrial East, garage/vehicle burglary: Between 9 a.m. and noon December 10, someone went into an unlocked apartment garage in the 7900 block of Foothills Boulevard and smashed the window of a car parked inside. Nothing was reported taken.
Industrial East, vehicle burglary: Around noon December 11, someone broke into a locked car in the 10000 block of Justice Center Drive, and stole a wallet and other items. The victim's credit cards were soon used to make fraudulent purchases at nearby stores.
Industrial East, theft: Between noon and 1 p.m. December 13, someone went into an unlocked car in the 10000 block of Justice Center Drive, and stole a portable GPS navigation device.
Stanford Crossing, burglary: Overnight December 10/11, someone broke into a work supply store in the 9000 block of Fairway Drive and stole jackets, boots and other merchandise.
Stanford Crossing, vehicle burglaries: Between 5:45 and 6:30 p.m. December 11, someone smashed the window of a car in the 9600 block of Fairway Drive, and stole a diaper bag. Around 7 p.m., someone smashed the window of a truck in the 6700 block of Stanford Ranch Road and stole tote bags full of the victim's paperwork.
Woodcreek, theft: Between December 2 and December 4, someone stole a pink flamingo holiday decoration from a front yard in the 1000 block of Shenencock Way.
Sun City, vehicle burglary/thief shopping around:Between noon December 8 and 9:20 a.m. December 10, someone broke into a car in the 6700 block of Fiddyment Road and rummaged around. Nothing was taken.
Sun City, vehicle burglary: Between 9 p.m. December 9 and noon December 10, someone broke into a car in the 6700 block of Fiddyment Road and stole the in-dash stereo, clothing and various gift cards.
Sun City, burglary: Between 8 p.m. December 9 and 11:30 a.m. December 11, someone forced entry into an unoccupied house in the 6400 block of Buckskin Lane through a rear slider and walked through the house. Nothing was taken.
Sun City, vehicle theft: Between 2 p.m. December 9 and 2:30 p.m. December 10, someone stole a red Ford Mustang from the 6700 block of Fiddyment Road. CHP found the car, unoccupied and undamaged, in North Highlands.
Sun City, burglary: Between December 10 and December 11, someone forced entry into an unoccupied house on Harness Court by smashing a front window, and rummaged through the house. It's unknown what, if anything was taken.
Quail Glen, vehicle burglary: Between December 1 and December 4, someone got into a locked car in the 1400 block of Calle las Casas by unknown means, and stole music CDs.
Quail Glen, theft: Between 8:40 a.m. and 3 p.m. December 9, someone stole a blue one-speed boy's bike from Quail Glen Elementary School.
Blue Oaks, burglary: Between 6:15 and 8:10 p.m. December 9, someone forced entry into a home on Ivory Court by breaking a rear window, and stole laptop computers and jewelry.
West Park, theft: Between December 2 and December 3, someone got into a car in the 2000 block of Devonport Loop through a partially open window and stole a garage door opener and other items.
Fiddyment Farms, thief shopping around: Between 3:40 and 7:40 a.m. December 4, someone rummaged through an unlocked car in the 4000 block of Porch Swing Drive.
Do you have a crime tip about any of these crimes, or any other unsolved Roseville crime? Call us! Email us! Text us! We don't need to know who you are. You can submit a crime tip online by visiting the Roseville Police Department's website at www.roseville.ca.us/police and selecting "Submit a Tip" from the menu on the left. You'll be redirected to TipSoft's website. Wireless phone users can text a tip to 274637 ("CRIMES"). Start your tip with the word "ROSEVILLE". You can also call Roseville Crime Stoppers at 916-783-STOP with information about crimes.
Have you received a notice from the Roseville False Alarm Reduction Program to renew your burglar alarm or pay an excessive false alarm fee, asking you to send payments to P.O. Box 749879 in Los Angeles? This is a valid, legitimate message on behalf of the City of Roseville and the RPD. The City of Roseville updated its alarm ordinance last year, requiring annual updates of alarm permits for a $5 fee. These updates help us ensure we have current emergency contact information in case there's an alarm at your house or place of business. We've contracted with an outside company, Crywolf, to handle our alarm permits and false alarm billing. For more information on our false alarm reduction program, visit our website at www.roseville.ca.us/police, and click on "alarm information" on the menu on the left side of the page.
These neighborhood updates are organized geographically by police beat. We've divided Roseville into six geographic beat areas, and there are smaller neighborhood areas within each beat. If you'd like to know which beat and neighborhood area you live in, visit our website to view maps.
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Brevard, N.C. – The Brevard College athletics department along with head volleyball coach Brenda Skeffington are excited to announce the addition of five more players to the 2008-09.
Lauren Ashlie Morrison, Jordei Osby, Chelsey Trojan, Lauren Chelsea Larsen and Kari Sims all signed a National Letter of Intent to continue both their athletic and academic careers at Brevard College beginning in the fall of 2008, joining the early fall signees of Lindsey Rogers and Caroline Merrill.
Lauren Ashlie Morrison, who goes by Ashlie, comes to Brevard College from Denver, Colorado, where she played at Thomas Jefferson High School under high school coach Kathleen Nickless. The 5-9 middle hitter had 144 kills in her senior season and 349 kills and 90 blocks over her three seasons at Thomas Jefferson High. Morrison was named to the First-Team All-City in both her junior and senior seasons and was chosen to play in the All-State game in 2008. Morrison also played volleyball for the Colorado Foothills Club.
"Ashlie is explosive, has a great jump and a powerful and quick arm," commented Coach Skeffington. "Her potential is tremendous and I can't wait to work with her."
Jordei Osby is a 6-0 middle and outside hitter that hails from Goldsboro, N.C. Osby played for Eastern Wayne High School under head coach Bruce Barridge. Osby, who also played for the club team Wave-TOA in Goldsboro, set the school record for blocks in 2006 and received the Outstanding Blocker Award in 2007. Osby was named All-Conference Honorable Mention in both 2006 and 2007 and won the Most Improved Player Award in 2006. In her senior year, Osby played in the North Carolina All-Star Game.
"Jordei is an exceptional blocker," stated Coach Skeffington. "She has athletic instincts at the net and can hit both power and middle."
Chelsey Trojan is a junior transfer outside hitter and back row player from Sacramento, CA. Trojan, who played the last two years at Sacramento City College, was part of the 2006 team that finished third in the state and the 2007 team that finished in the top-six overall. Prior to attending Sacramento City College, Trojan went to Sheldan High School where she was named to the All-Delta League Team as a junior and as a senior.
"Chelsey has great jumping ability, good hang time, and she reads the court very well," said Coach Skeffington.
Lauren Chelsea Larsen, who goes by Chelsea, hails from Greer, S.C. where she played at Riverside High School, the same school as current BC junior setter and co-captain Jami Perri played at. Larsen is a 6-0 outside hitter who was a four-year varsity letter-winner, a three-year starter and a two-year team captain. Larsen, who played under head coach Stephanie Smith at Riverside, was named to the All-State Team and All-Region team in 2006, 2007 and 2008. In 2006, Larsen had the highest serving percentage and highest kills percentage on the team, while in 2007 she led the team in assists. Larsen also played club for Club South and recently played in the South Carolina Senior Game.
"Chelsea is a great competitor and is an all-around player," commented Coach Skeffington. "She is a very powerful outside hitter and can also play back row, as well as set if needed. Chelsea has a lot of experience playing club ball at the national level and she will be an impact player for us."
Kari Sims is a 5-6 setter from Heritage High School in Maryville, TN. In her senior season, Sims was named to the All-District 4L Team, the 4L All-Tournament team, All-Blount County, All-Blount County Tournament team and the team's Most Valuable Player. Sims, who also plays for the Smoky Mountain Juniors Club Team, academically is tops in her high school class with a 3.92 grade point average.
"Kari Sims is an outstanding student-athlete and I am thrilled to have her sign with Brevard College. When Kari visited Brevard College and stepped on the court for a tryout she fit in right away," stated Coach Skeffington. "Kari has beautiful hands and she is very smart. She already has the ability to set a quick offense and has a strong and consistent backset. Our offense at Brevard College is quick and our middles and right sides hitters are very active in the rotation which will make Kari an asset to our program."
The five signees will join both Lindsay Rogers and Caroline Merrill who both signed with the Tornados early this season.
This is the strongest recruiting class that I have had in my 24 years of coaching," stated Coach Skeffington. "With this class and eight exceptional returners, I look forward to pre-season."
Brevard College posted a 16-15 record in 2007, as they competed in their second year as an NCAA Division II provisional member and as a provisional member of the South Atlantic Conference.


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Öphila Wien
Puschmann & Schwarz
Führichgasse 12
1010 Wien
Tel.+43 1 512 63 72 Fax.+43 1 512 63 72-10
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"Öphila", Austria's leading international auction house for classic philately and postal history is located in the heart of Vienna and appeals with its extraordinary quality of philatelic knowledge. The auction house is directed by Dr. Gerhard Schwarz and Fritz Puschmann and specialized on Austrian classics, although its full range is much more diverse.
Payment Options
Öphila Wien
TERMS OF AUCTION1) The auction will be conducted in Euro in order and account of the consignor. Foreign currencies will be accepted at the current rates of the Vienna Stock Exchange in accordance with the clearing and crediting conditions of a major Austrian bank. The date of receipt or of crediting shall be valid.
2) The auction bidding steps are as follows:
up to € 100.- € 5.-
from € 110 up to € 300.- € 10.-
from € 320 up to € 600.- € 20.-
from € 650 up to € 1.200.- € 50.-
from € 1300 up to € 3.000.- € 100.-
from € 3200 up to € 6.000.- € 200.-
from € 6500 ..up to € 12.000.- € 500.-
and following
Biddings not corresponding to these rates of increase will be brought to a round figure. Orders, such as "by all means, at the best possible bid, at any rate" , will be carried out up to the tenfold bid price.
3) We reserve the right to withdraw, regroup or put together certain lots.
4) The lots to be auctioned are described with greatest care. With regard to photographed stamps and covers (lot numbers printed in bold face) the illustration is important concerning the margin, postmarks, perforation, centring ect. and thus represents an integral part of the description. We guarantee the authenticity of all stamps sold at our auction. Collections and large items cannot be subject to any claims. Any complaints concerning quality have to be made within 8 days after receipt of the lots. The time-limit for making a complaint is considered as exceeded if the lots in question have not been taken over within the period prescribed. In case of any complaint the buyer must prove that the description in the catalogue is wrong. All other claims - being purely arbitrary - will not be recognized. Justified complaints will be accepted but the lots in question must be unchanged and in their original condition of acceptance, that is to say with all enclosures.
5) The knock-down will be given to the highest bidder, that is one rate of increase over the second-highest bid. In case of two or more identical bids the first one received shall have priority.
6) Knock-down price:
6.1) Difference taxation ("D" following the limit price): If the consignment comes from a private person resident in the EU, the commission for buyers amounts 22% (incl. VAT); buyers outside the EU are charged with 19%
6.2) Full amount of VAT applicable (no "D"): If consignments comes from private persons not resident in the EU-countries or from dealers the knock down will be charged with 19% commission and on the total resulting therefrom 20% VAT is added. Buyers outside the EU are billed without VAT (only 19% commission).
7) With the knock-down a contract of purchase is reached between the seller and the buyer by which the bidder is obliged to purchase. The lots are sold in the condition in which they are at the moment of the knock-down. The ownership of the goods bought at the auction is transferred to the buyer after full payment of the total purchasing price only, the risk, however, already with the knock-down.
8) The bidder is obliged to collect the lots purchased within 14 days and pay in cash or keep to a term of payment of 10 days after having received the information of purchase. Pre-Payments have to be cleared within 2 weeks otherwise there will be no acceptance of any complaints. The purchased lots will not be handed over to bidders unknown to us until they have paid the full auction invoice. If payment is overdue, the buyer will be charged 1 % interest per month.
9) The lots purchased are dispatched by mail in a privately insured registered letter at the expense of the buyer.
10) Place of performance and exclusive place of jurisdiction for both parties is Vienna, we reserve the right, however, to sue a defaulter at his place of residence.
11) By making any bids the terms of auction and our comments are fully accepted.
Fritz Puschmann Gerhard Schwarz
Bank Transfer: Creditanstalt A-1010 Wien, Kärntnerring 1 Konto Nr.0950-48450-00 BLZ 12000
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All the lots to be auctioned are on show on our premises at Führichgasse 12, Vienna. You will find the exact times of viewing in our time schedule. If you want to view at other times, please call us and arrange a date more convenient to you.
Consignments for inspection are not carried out. It is possible, however, to ask for photoprints. The clients are requested to enclose € 0,30 for each run through the copier as well as € 1,20 for the postage of the request either in banknotes, international reply coupons or Austrian stamps of current use. Please use the enclosed printed form "Request for Photocopies".
At the public sale in our auction mail bids are accepted, too. Your are requested to mail them as soon as possible and to use our bid form. Please write legibly and check your bids. The prices quoted in the right column of the text are limited ones, therefore underbids are useless. Written orders will be executed personally by the auctioneer and in strict conformity with the interests of the client. In the event of identical bids the first one received shall have priority. The bids must reach ÖPHILA at the point of time stated in our time schedule. We cannot guarantee for the execution of bids reaching us too late. (See also item 5 our terms of auction). All bidders attending the sale personally will get a card bearing a number. Bidders unknown to us are requested to present an identity card or to leave a deposit. The bidders are requested to show their hands clearly and to inform the auctioneer about wrong knock-downs that possibly might occur. The buyer will get the knocked-down lots and the invoice only by returning the bidding card.
ACCEPTANCE AND DISPATCH OF LOTS Please inform us about your wishes using the bid form and the spot specified for them. The lots are sent by mail to nonresident bidders. Bidders who collect the knocked-down lots will get them as stated in our time schedule on our premises
Führichgasse 12, 1015 Vienna.
Expecially bulky and heavy lots can be collected on our premises only. Delivery "poste restante" is not insured, buyer takes full risks. Please note that cash-payments higher than € 15.000.- require documentation.
The lists of prices realized will be published one week after the auction and will be mailed to each bidder. You can order the unsold lots at the prices quoted in the auction catalogue plus the usual charges. Prospective buyers,who did not take part in the auction,will get the list upon request for € 3.-
Differentially taxed lots are handled according to the difference taxation and fully taxed lots are subject to 20% VAT
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La Quinta, Calif. • Last year, Scott Stallings left the Humana Challenge early after a funny conversation that probably made his aching ribs hurt even more.
"I played La Quinta for one round and I played with Carl Pettersson and, after nine holes, he said, 'Either you're going to withdraw or I'm going to withdraw. I can't watch this anymore,' " said Stallings, forced to withdraw after tearing cartilage around five ribs.
This year, Stallings is in position to run away with his third PGA Tour title after opening a five-stroke lead Saturday. He shot a 9-under 63 at PGA West's Jack Nicklaus course to reach 22-under 194 after three days in perfect conditions in the Coachella Valley.
"I stayed aggressive," Stallings said. "Playing with John [Rollins] was a huge help. He's a good guy and he was an easy guy to club off of. ... We made a lot of birdies the last couple days, and so we kind of fed off each other."
Stallings made two eagles, hitting a 6-iron to 8 feet on the par-5 13th early in the round and holing a 20-foot downhill putt on the par-5 eighth.
Abu Dhabi Championship
Justin Rose extended his lead at the Abu Dhabi Championship, shooting a 4-under 68 to take a two-shot lead over Jamie Donaldson and Thorbjorn Olesen.
A day after No. 1 Rory McIlroy and second-ranked Tiger Woods missed the cut, the fifth-ranked Englishman made his third round look easy with seven birdies. After three-putting on the first for a bogey, Rose had a stretch of six birdies over nine holes including sinking a 20-footer on No. 5 that gave him back the lead and an approach shot on No. 9 that rolled to 4 feet from the hole for birdie.
Champions Tour
David Frost shot a 65 Saturday to hold a two-stroke lead on John Cook after the second round of the Mitsubishi Electric Championship in Kaupulehu-Kona, Hawaii.
Frost's bogey-free round left him at 14-under-par 130 at Hualalai Golf Club in the season opener of the Champions Tour. Despite having his first-round lead cut in half while winds gusting to 28 mph pushed scores higher, the 53-year-old South African remained in front with five birdies on the back nine, where he needed just 12 putts.
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'"It's great to get Henrik done," Sabres General Manager Darcy Regier said. "Henrik had a great season. He played in our top defensive pairing with Toni Lydman. This [contract] gets him into the prime of his career."'
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You asked for more meatless items on campus.....we heard you! Each Monday, UNLV Dining will have a different coupon for specials on meatless items on our Facebook page. Coupons include Jamba Juice flatbreads for half off, smoothies, sandwiches, pizza, salad, and more! Simply like UNLVDining Facebook page and show the coupon to the cashier to get your discount.
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Last Monday we had an amazing NoGi seminar with 4x ADCC world champ, Pride and UFC Vet Dean Lister.
Dean went over in amazing detail the arm triangle, bodycana and some of the most horrific leg locks I have seen. Dean will be back with us in later this year, likely to be the end of September and we will be making this a regular thing.
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1| i would use arp poisoning and capture everything on the net
2| i would try to capture any hash's that i can find corresponding to that computer
3| get the hash and crack it with ophcrack (capture the hash with remote desktop)
4 | like a well done job . change mac and ip, shread your drive , reinstall BT
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5| attempt rdesktop with the victim once new installation is done
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Halfmoon council members call for town supervisor's immediate resignation
Halfmoon's Town Board is calling for Halfmoon Town Supervisor Mindy Wormuth to resign immediately.
That's following word she's under investigation for possible conflicts of interest. F.B.I agents are probing busineeses dealings Wormuth has had with developers who've had projects approved by the board. They're now demanding that she do what's in the best interests of the town, in their view.
Wormuth has retained noted local defense attorney E. Stewart Jones. She earlier this year sought not to seek re-election after another Republican was endorsed.
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Several Inland Empire law enforcement agencies are conducting sobriety and driver's license checkpoints Friday.
Following are cities, times and locations of operations:
- Rialto: 8 p.m. until 3 p.m. in the central portion of the city.
- Redlands: 10 p.m. until 3 a.m. on Tennessee Street at Park Avenue.
- Ontario: 6 p.m. until 2 a.m. at an undisclosed location.
The California Office of Traffic Safety, through the National Highway Traffic Safety provided funding for the operations.
Reach Melissa via email or call her at 909-386-3878.
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Barnard News
Hundreds of students, alumnae, faculty, staff, and Morningside Heights community members celebrated Founders Day with an afternoon of performances, lectures, and more on campus.
On Sunday October 26, join us for Founders Day, when Barnard will welcome the community to campus for lectures, performances, food trucks, and more.
Fellowship spotlights the importance of originality across creative disciplines
Joining the College's American studies, anthropology, architecture, biology, political science, sociology, and urban studies departments, the College's newest faculty represent a diverse range of research areas and teaching interests
Political science professor discusses her experience working on the ground in crisis zones
Workshops organized by Athena Fellow Jimmie Briggs aim to spark conversation on difficult but important topics
More than 120 young student scientists pursued full-time research projects as part of Barnard's new Summer Research Institute. Watch as they share their experiences and stories.
New book demonstrates the positive impact of role-immersion games in education
Look up, New York! The city's most iconic tower was lit with Barnard Blue on Monday, October 6, 2014. View photos from around the city.
Religion professor explores the development of Shī'ī Islam though an examination of belief, narrative, and memory.


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I was having this same issue. I found the driver available through the Slackware package repository. (I figured that since Backtrack was Slackware based, a TGZ file would allow for the simplest install). Since I am not allowed to post links yet, I will just give you the basic address and you can search for "intel" to find the driver. (packages.slackware.it).
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98 Degrees' Jeff Timmons Launches "Men of the Strip"
Jeff Timmons, the 90s heartthrob from boy band 98 Degrees, is back with a bang.... well a naked bang that is! Jeff has launched "Men of the Strip," an adult male revue!
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During Fall finals week, PATCH collaborated with RHA to relieve SMC of some of their "finals stress". The Stress Management Fair provided students with FREE massages, art & green therapy, play time with pets from Paw Pals, brain food & study tools! If you missed the Fall Fair, be sure to keep a look out for the Spring Stress Management Fair. You deserve a break and PATCH wanted to provide healthy outlets for stress relief. Take a look at the event's activities!
To help kick off the Holiday season, PATCH put up a Promise Tree in Oliver Hall to encourage students to get involved in making healthy choices for the New Year! The ornaments will be up throughout the month of December to remind yourself and your peers about your holiday promises to be safe and ring in the new year with healthy resolutions.
The Class of 2013 has initiated a movement to become the next tobacco-free campus in California. We asked SMC students to let us know their opinons were towards the idea of change on campus. By participating in the student survey, students were asked to give their opinions regarding policy implementation and smoking behavior.
In conjunction with the Smoke Free Campus survey PATCH leaders and the Class of 2013 created an awareness display to educate their peers regarding the dangers of tobacco use. Take a look at some of the Smoke Free Campus activities that have taken place!


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Ladd Observatory
The historic Ladd Observatory opened in 1891 under the direction of Prof. Winslow Upton. A regular program of transit observations and timekeeping was started in 1893. Prof. Charles Smiley, famous for his observations of solar eclipses, became director of Ladd Observatory in 1938. Associate Dean of the College David Targan is the current director.
210 Doyle Avenue, at the corner of Doyle and Hope. Park on Doyle Ave. as Observatory parking is very limited.
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Supreme Court Strikes Down Obama's Recess Appointments
The U.S. Supreme Court is narrowing a president's power to make recess appointments. The case came about due to a dispute between President Obama and Senate Republicans. They claimed Obama had no authority to put three people on the National Labor Relations Board in January of 2012 when the Senate was out of town. Republicans claimed the Senate was not actually in recess at the time Obama made the appointments. The high court agreed with Senate Republicans in today's unanimous ruling.
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A cosmic artifact faces total destruction!
Summary Edit
- From the book jacket
- Two hundred million kilometers across, with a surface area that exceeds that of a quarter-billion worlds, the Dyson sphere is one of the most astounding discoveries the Federation has ever made. Now the USS Enterprise has returned to explore the awesome mysteries of the sphere. Intrigued by what is possibly the greatest archaeological treasure of all time, Captain Jean-Luc Picard hopes to discover the origin of humanoid life throughout the galaxy – or perhaps the ultimate secret of the Borg.
- But when a neutron star approaches on a collision course with the sphere, a mission of discovery becomes a desperate race against time. The many sentient species inhabiting the sphere face extinction – can even the Starship Enterprise save them all?
- Excerpts of copyrighted sources are included for review purposes only, without any intention of infringement.
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"Well, there's something you don't see every day. Your archaeological site comes to life and starts fighting with another archaeological site."
- - Captain Dalen
Background information Edit
- This novel is a sequel to TNG: "Relics".
- The cover image of the USS Enterprise-D leaving the Dyson sphere is taken from a scene in "Relics". The image has been turned sideways.
Characters Edit
- Canon characters listed below are linked to the main article about them. Non-canon characters are not linked, but those that recurred, appearing or being mentioned in more than one story, are defined further in Pocket TNG characters.
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- Dyson sphere
- Horta
- Neutron star
- Sarpeidon Nebula
- USS Darwin
- Horta vessel
- Dalen (β)
- Horta captain
- Great Wall/Cave of Stars
- Two hundred light year wide void created by removal of solar systems as material for the sphere's construction.
External link Edit
- Dyson Sphere at Memory Beta, the wiki for licensed Star Trek works
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The Browns end partnership with The Cleveland Clinic
(Cleveland) After nearly four decades the Cleveland Browns have announced that they have ended their partnership with the Cleveland Clinic. The Browns will instead partner with University Hospitals, meaning all medical treatments for the team will be performed by UH doctors.
Zak Gilbert, Director of Communications for the Browns, released this statement: "The Browns have had a positive relationship with Cleveland Clinic for many years. With the end of the current agreement approaching, we're in the process of evaluating and discussing this relationship. Our players' health and safety has been and will continue to be the utmost priority for us. To be consistent with club policy, we aren't able to comment on negotiations."
UH is also expected to become one of the Brown's major corporate sponsors, which includes signage at the stadium. The deal is beleived to be worth $30 million over the next 10 years. The Browns had partnered with The Cleveland Clinic since 1973.
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Internships/Career Experience
In today's labor market, having a college degree may not be enough to become employed in your career of choice. Candidates are encouraged to gain additional skills to complement their education through internships/career experience. The earlier you begin building these skills, the more opportunities will be available once you graduate.
How do you do this?
By participating in one or more of the following:
• Internship – A career-related work experience that may also provide you an opportunity to earn academic credits and income. The internship should: offer hands-on work with increasing levels of responsibility; enhance the employer's productivity and is not job shadowing or observation alone; be professional in nature; provide a qualified mentor/supervisor; and offer work that relates to your academic major (or area of study) or career field of interest.
• Community Service Scholarship Program – Volunteer 150 hours with participating non-profit agencies, earn 3 units of credit and a $1500 scholarship upon completion of hours. Click here to review current positions.
• Jan & Bud Richter Center for Civic Engagement and Service-Learning – Provides students with quality volunteer experiences that cultivate a lifelong service-ethic which will stimulate and enhance the educational experience at all levels including earning credit.
What are some of the benefits of participating?
• Developing and enhancing employability skills
• Gaining valuable academic and career-related experience
• Applying classroom learning in real-world situations
• Exploring an area of interest and validating career choice(s)
• Earning a paycheck and/or academic credit
• Acquiring a greater sense of responsibility
• Building relationships with professionals who can advise and mentor you
What are some strategies for locating an internship?
• Registering on-line on HireFresnoState (formerly BulldogLink) and searching under "Paid internship."
• Contacting the Faculty Internship Coordinator in your department for information on internship procedures and verifying requirements for arranging class credit.
• Identifying and researching organizations where you may have an interest in applying. Check out websites of organizations where you might like to intern/work.
• Attending Career Fairs held each Fall and the "Career & Internship Expo" held each Spring.
• Looking on HireFresnoState to access employers who are interviewing on campus for internships through the On-Campus Interviewing Program.
• Taking full advantage of workshops offered by the Career Development Center on interviewing and resume writing. A professional presentation will increase your chances of being invited for an interview.
• Networking by speaking with every resource available to you including family, friends, alumni, professors and members of professional organizations.
• Joining a Fresno State student club or organization which will help provide excellent opportunities to develop leadership skills, network with professional guest speakers and provide community service.
• Searching online through "Find Volunteer Opportunities" on HandsOn Central California, which offers a database of volunteer opportunities throughout Fresno County.
There are also a number of Internship Sites on the Internet. Some include:
1. A Guide to Internships
2. CSU Entertainment Industry Initiative
3. Environmental Careers Organization Paid Internships
4. Experience.com
5. Hispanic Association of Colleges & Universities National Internship Program
6. Institute for Experiential Learning in Washington, DC
7. InternMatch Internships
8. InternshipPrograms.com
9. Internships.com
10. The Internsource: Internships for California College Students
11. Internweb.com
12. Job-Hunt.org
13. Live, Learn and Intern in Washington, DC
14. Pathways for Students & Recent Graduates to Federal Careers
15. Rising Star Internship Database
16. Student Conservation Association
17. The Washington, DC Center for Internships and Academic Seminars
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PDFs: San Bernardino's court filing | Supporting budget documents
Catch up: San Bernardino
Despite its filing for bankruptcy, San Bernardino is making progress toward a workable budget and has met other requirements for bankruptcy protection, so the court should set aside creditors' objections, the city's attorneys argue in a response filed Friday with bankruptcy court.
The 24-page document was submitted to U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Riverside along with 122 pages of budget documents, including the pendency plan the City Council passed on Monday.
It will be up to bankruptcy Judge Meredith Jury to decide whether the arguments are valid, said City Attorney James F. Penman, but officials are confident in their arguments that the city qualifies for Chapter 9 bankruptcy protection.
"I think it answers both factually and legally the assertions made by CalPERS and some of the others who have questioned the city's eligibility for bankruptcy," Penman said. "I think it makes it clear that the law does not require us to file a pendency plan at the same time that we file our petition and, I think, that some of the other objections that were raised similarly are without foundation in federal bankruptcy law."
Attorneys for the California Public Employee Retirement System had argued that the city not filing or passing - until Monday - a pendency plan earlier was evidence that the city "cannot demonstrate a desire to effect a plan to adjust its debts," a requirement for bankruptcy.
But the law doesn't require filing by any specific date, the city said. Jury had indicated the city should include details from the plan in Friday's submission, which it did.
CalPERS also argued the city didn't file in good faith because it didn't meet beforehand with its creditors and required extra attention because of "the appearance of administrative shortfalls."
The city said it wasn't able to meet with creditors because it owed money to thousands of people and bankruptcy came up suddenly, prompting a declaration of fiscal emergency, which is specifically allowed under California law.
As for the city's administrators and their decision to defer CalPERS payments, that's because the city is insolvent - to be expected in bankruptcy, they say.
The city also responded in detail to an objection by the San Bernardino Public Employee Association, which represents the city's middle managers.
"The SBPEA objection is replete with misstatements of undisputed facts," the city says, and misunderstands the relevant bankruptcy law.
Neither attorneys for SBPEA nor CalPERS' spokesman returned calls seeking comment.
Five individuals and one corporation - the one operating the Flesh Club in San Bernardino, which is the subject of a longstanding lawsuit with the city - also objected. The city responds simply that those don't cite legitimate legal grounds or meet court requirements. Jury, the bankruptcy judge, earlier agreed with that characterization.
The city also asks Jury not to allow "discovery" - the requirement for the city to provide evidence - on a variety of issues it says are irrelevant to the question of whether it qualifies for bankruptcy protection, such as those related to the budget process on years other than 2012-13.
Penman and other city attorneys ask for a narrowing of grounds for objection, hoping that many of the issues will be dismissed from court. But Penman took pains to say there was nothing specifically against CalPERS, the city's largest creditor and one of several groups to which the city has deferred payments.
"We are not trying to pick a fight with CalPERS," he said. "We simply don't have the money available to pay them and pay our essential service-providing employees."
This report has been modified to correct the words of City Attorney James F. Penman, who referred to "service-providing employees," and to more accurately reflect the people responsible for the city's filing.
Reach Ryan via email, find him on Twitter @SBcityNow, or call him at 909-386-3916.


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I don't use vmware but it seems that there's a lot of vmware hardware on pci.
Do you run Backtrack4 Final in virtual environment? If yes is the answer this is your problem: In virtual environment only USB wireless adapter will work and will show up on lsusb command after you connected it to the virtual machine.


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How long after weaning are breasts the size/shape they will be permanently
I finished breastfeeding my son 2 months ago (after 15 months of breastfeeding). Sadly, my breasts are deflated and I am hoping they will fill out some. It may be wishful thinking, but I am wondering if I can expect any changes or just get used to the new me. Thanks!
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Our breast are amazing organs that have the ability to brings much nourishment to our little ones. In doing so our skin can stretch to accommodate the filling up and releasing of breast milk. Typically our skin takes several months to gain its elasticity back, some mums find that it takes more time and others less.
I suggest that you keep yourself well hydrated (2-3L) of water per day.
Mix organic unrefined coconut oil with vitamin e oil and apply to skin daily.
This will help keep your skin moisturized and help with elasticity.
Give your breasts time. They will firm up some what.
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Thanks! I will try just that and hope for the best. If not, I will just get an amazing bra!
18th July 2014 06:38 AM #4
Great advice above and lol about the amazing bra momtomax!
Also remember that our breasts change with pregnancy, regardless or not of whether we breastfeed, and typically a woman's body takes 18-24 months to recover from pregnancy.
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The Brockett Collection consists of 109 oil paintings created by Violette Brocket during her lifetime. The work was donated by Michael & Sue Terry in 2003 in memoriam.
"Miss Brockett shows us one aspect of her extremely diverse talents, in the manner
of the medium, in the inanimate nature of the composition, in the scene, as much as
by the oil and by the design. In addition, she makes use of tendencies, and more particularly
with the charming account of wishes which recalls the spirit of the imagination of
Epinal, sometimes abstract, but more understanding of the realistic edification than
the pictorial transposition.
In considering the whole effect of her work, it can be said that she paints the subject lovingly; her touch is powerful; and her style rhythmic, tending sometimes to the stylization."
La Revue Moderne
Paris, France
Miss Violette E. Brockett was born in Illinois. She moved to Cleveland as a writer and style consultant for D'Arcy Advertising's Cleveland office. Her painting career began in 1948 when several famous Cleveland artists saw the sketches she had done of her travels, and they encouraged her to depict them with oil paints.
She traveled extensively all over the world, painting scenes in oil. Many of these scenic paintings were reproduced for her personal Christmas cards. These cards were well received by many including Sir Winston Churchill, Linden Johnson, and Dwight Eisenhower.
She attended the Cleveland Institute of Art under the instruction of Louis Bosa; the Art Students League of New York; and private instruction under Michael Cammuso of Chicago and Frederick Mizen of the University of Waco, Texas. In 1964, Miss Brockett was awarded membership in the Federation Internationale Union Feminine Artisque Et Culturelle of Paris, when she won a "Diploma d'Honneur" for her oil painting, "The Sweet Life" which was exhibited by invitation at the Internationale Biennale, at Vichy, France.
She exhibited extensively in the Ohio area as well as abroad. The style of her oil paintings ranged from realistic in the her early years of painting to abstract and expressionistic under the influence of Louis Bosa, and then back to classic realism.


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By Harry Jackson Jr. St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Waist-to-height ratio may be a more accurate measure of cardiovascular health risk than the current standard, the body mass index, a St. Louis expert says.
He's confident that the waist-to-height ratio may soon eclipse the BMI as a measure of risk for lifestyle diseases such as cardiovascular disease, heart attack, stroke and diabetes.
Not so fast, says another expert: While the height-weight ratio has value, it needs to mature a bit to be more precise.
The ratio says waistlines should be no more than half of height, said Dr. Mario Morales, medical director of the SSM Weight-Loss Institute at DePaul Health Center.
For example, a 6-foot (72 inches) person should maintain a waistline of 36 inches, he said. Growing past that can lead to health risks, he said.
Recent studies show risks that developed from the 50 percent point grow with the waistlines, he said, to the point that people whose waistlines reach 80 percent of their height shortened their life spans by 17 years.
The latest research that excited Morales, a bariatric surgeon, was delivered in May at the 19th Congress on Obesity in Lyon, France.
The European study analyzed the health of more than 300,000 people and found the ratio was better able to predict high blood pressure, diabetes, heart attacks and strokes than BMI.
The new measure is "much more sensitive to (health risks) than BMI" because weight-to-height ratio takes into account "where the patients hold their weight: apple shape, pear shape," Morales said.
"Fat that's behind the abdominal wall is not just cells; it's called metabolic reactive fat. It creates (chemicals) that cause inflammation. Inflammation results in scar formation and can cause malfunction of the organs."
Carrying weight in other parts of the body is not so dangerous, Morales said. "If you carry weight in your hips or up around your chest, it's not so significant."
Another weight-loss expert, Dr. Samuel Klein, director of the Center for Human Nutrition at Washington University, called the measure promising, but "young."
Granted, the BMI can be an inaccurate predictor of risk for people who have excess muscle mass, such as athletes, Klein said, as well as be inaccurate for people who have lower BMIs but excess body fat and decreased muscle mass.
But that just means the measures should be used as one of many tools for physicians to diagnose a person's health risks, he said.
The weight-to-height ratio is consistent for all groups regardless of fitness, ethnicity, gender or age, Morales said.


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The question of the origin of life—of how the first living things came into existence on Earth—was one of the greatest dilemmas confronting materialism for the last 150 years. That is because the cell, once regarded as the simplest component of any organism, actually possesses a complexity incomparably greater that any technology produced by humans. Probability calculations prove that not even proteins, the building blocks of the cell, could ever have come into being by chance. This, of course, is proof of creation.
One such calculation was performed by Robert Shapiro, a professor of chemistry and DNA expert from the University of New York. An evolutionist, Shapiro calculated the probability of the 2.000 varieties of protein in a simple bacterium having emerged by chance. (There are some 200.000 varieties of protein in the human body.) The result he obtained was 1 in 1040.000.92 This figure, 1 followed by 40.000 zeroes, has no equivalent in the entire universe.
The fact revealed by this figure is that materialism, and Darwinism, its counterpart in the natural sciences—both of which seek to account for life in terms of chance, are equally invalid. Chandra Wickramasinghe, Professor of Applied Mathematics and Astronomy at Cardiff University, says this about Shapiro's calculations:
The likelihood of the spontaneous formation of life from inanimate matter is one to a number with 40,000 noughts after it. . . . It is big enough to bury Darwin and the whole theory of evolution. There was no primeval soup, neither on this planet nor on any other, and if the beginnings of life were not random, they must therefore have been the product of purposeful intelligence.93
. . . such a theory [that life was assembled by an intelligence] is so obvious that one wonders why it is not widely accepted as being self-evident. The reasons are psychological rather than scientific.94
Both Hoyle and Wickramasinghe are people that have long engaged in science and adopted materialism. Yet the truth that confronted each of them is that life was created, and they have been forced to admit it. Today, a great many biologists and biochemists have also abandoned the myth that life was born as a result of chance.
The fact of creation conflicts with no scientific facts. On the contrary, all scientific findings tend to support it. The Big Bang Theory, for instance, confirms that the universe had a beginning, confirming creation while refuting materialism. In the fossil record, living species appear suddenly and in their present forms with no trace of any forerunners behind them. Not a single intermediate-form fossil has ever been found of the kind that evolutionists hypothesize must have existed.
This proves the fact of creation while refuting evolution, revealing that the exceedingly complex structure of life cannot be the work of coincidences; and that intelligence, consciousness, knowledge and ability are all essential for life to emerge. This demolishes the theory of evolution while revealing proof of the existence of God. However, the adherents of evolution ignore the scientific facts and produce a dogma in the defense of their theory.
92 Robert Shapiro, Origins: A Sceptics Guide to the Creation of Life on Earth, New York: Summit Books, 1986, p. 127.
93 Fred Hoyle, Chandra Wickramasinghe, Evolution from Space, New York: Simon & Schuster, 1984, p. 148.
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SAINT LEO, Fla. – The Lions volleyball team dropped a regular season conference matchup to the visiting No. 7 University of Tampa Spartans by a score of 3-0 (25-20, 25-16, 25-12), Friday evening from the Saint Leo University Marion Bowman Activities Center.
The first set of the match began with a point by the Lions (10-13, 2-9 SSC), followed by four straight points by the University of Tampa (22-3, 11-0 SSC). After a grueling set that featured 19 Tampa kills and 13 digs by the Lions, the Spartans took the set by a score of 25-20.
At the beginning of the second set, the Lions again took the first point, only to be countered by five straight points by the Spartans. During the set, the Lions were never able to score more than two points in a row, while the Spartans delivered a five-point run, a four-point run, and a three-point run during their first 14 points alone, winning the set 25-16. Although the Spartans controlled the set, both teams had 13 kills and 13 assists in the frame, and Saint Leo senior Sami Vierk collected seven kills.
After a short break, the third set featured yet another first point by the Lions, and as usual, the Spartans answered back with three back-to-back points. After four three-point runs and one six-point run, the Spartans quickly took the third and final set by a score of 25-12.
Despite the loss, junior Molly Alexander notched 10 digs, while senior Sami Vierk collected 11 kills in the effort. As a team, the Lions had 31 digs and 29 kills, while the Spartans finished with 37 digs and 46 kills.
Danielle Selkridge, who earned AVCA National Player of the week accolades this week, led the Spartans attack with her numerous contributions. With an attack percentage of .556, Selkridge collected 15 kills, and two digs in the effort.
Saint Leo looks to rebound when they take on the Eckerd College Tritons on Saturday, Nov. 3 from the Lions' home court. The match is set to begin at 4:00 p.m.
For more on the volleyball program, please visit SaintLeoLions.com. Also, be sure to 'Follow' the Lions on Twitter and 'Like' the Lions on Facebook.
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Within the Beckhoff controller categories, the CX8000 is positioned between the 16 bit Embedded Controllers and the CX9010 Embedded PC. The CX8000 series Embedded PCs with 400 MHz ARM CPU and microSD card as storage medium are best suited for distributed intelligence. Connection to the higher-level master controller takes place via an integrated fieldbus slave. To this end, the CX8000 series includes six versions with interfaces for PROFIBUS, CANopen, PROFINET, EtherNet/IP, EtherCAT and Ethernet. Programming and commissioning or connection to the Ethernet network takes place via an additional Ethernet interface. Programming can also be performed via the fieldbus interface. The Embedded PC versions for PROFINET, EtherNet/IP, EtherCAT and Ethernet feature additional Ethernet interfaces with switch functions so a linear "daisy chain" topology can be established without additional hardware, which helps cut costs.
Microsoft Windows CE is used as the CX8000 operating system. In the absence of a monitor port, the operating system and its "virtual" Beckhoff devices, TwinCAT software is used for system configuration and programming of the PLC functionality.
The CX8000 device family features an integrated, capacitive 1-second UPS, which in the event of a failure of the supply voltage, provides sufficient energy for saving remanent data. Important data can be preserved in a non-volatile manner without battery backup.
The CX8000 Embedded PC is exceptionally compact and, due to its low-power 32 bit ARM processor, consumes little energy. With its flexible fieldbus interfaces, EtherCAT connectivity and comprehensive range of PLC libraries via TwinCAT PLC, the CX8000 controller series represents a powerful and versatile new controller family.
Real-time clock with battery (behind the front flap)Integrated 1-second UPSI/O interfaces for Bus Terminals or EtherCAT TerminalsOperating system: Microsoft Windows CERun-time: TwinCAT PLC (pre-installed)


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Thread: Breastfeeding vs. Bottle feeding
6th June 2014 04:11 PM #1
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Breastfeeding vs. Bottle feeding
I know that breastfeeding is more healthier than bottle feeding. But i would like to know about other pros and cons of Breastfeeding and Bottle feeding? Is there any instance that mums should not breastfeed their baby?
7th June 2014 01:10 AM #2
Speaking honestly, breastfeeding is hugely more beneficial to mum and baby and formula milk will always be an inferior, manufactured product compared to what is known as 'Nature's Perfect Milk'. Breastmilk is best suited for a baby's tiny stomach; being more delicately and intricately made than formula milk. Breastmilk protects babies from childhood infections and illnesses and even reduces the chance of childhood cancer. It has lifelong benefits such as increased brain development (confirmed by more research last year) and reduced likelihood of obesity and allergies. It is free! It comes out at the right temperature for the baby and does not need warming and then waiting to cool etc. It has natural sterilisation properties unlike formula and bottles which need to be sterilised. Breastfeeding reduces mum's chances of getting ovarian and breast cancer. You can breastfeed wherever you are; you don't need any equipment. Breastmilk has now even been found to contain stem cells and it is being used to treat cancers; it is complex and incredible and meets a babies nutritional needs perfectly.
Almost all mums will be able to breastfeed; it does take a lot of support and practice in the early days but just look at the benefits. Less than 3% of women will medically not be able to produce enough breastmilk for their baby but these mums can get additional support to do so eventually or can still partially breastfeed (although unfortunately this is not as beneficial as exclusive breastfeeding).
Perhaps some may think this response is rather one-sided; well it is because breastfeeding is the normal and natural way to feed your baby and there are countless benefits (backed up by research) to show this.
Thank you for asking this!
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Wow! I only knew about the natural milk thing but never knew about the other pros. Thank you so much for explaining everything. :-)
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7th June 2014 01:38 AM #4
Yes breastmilk really is unrivalled. You are very welcome - it's a pleasure.
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Thanks! But, when my sister had her first baby years ago, she was told that her milk was incompatible with the baby. Is this really possible?
9th June 2014 02:23 AM #6
This is highly unlikely although very sadly often misdiagnosed due to poor breastfeeding knowledge by some health professionals. Please have a read of this article on the kellymom breastfeeding site: Is my baby lactose intolerant?
What exactly was your sister told? How long did she breastfeed for?
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Bombay Cat
Binds when used
Use: Teaches you how to summon this companion.
Yawns, sits, and lies down.
Pit-pattering footsteps; vocalizations (on-click)
This pet is only sold to alliance characters. Horde characters may purchase this pet through a neutral auction house and on occasion through their own auction house.
If Stinker the skunk is nearby, he will fall in love with the Bombay and chase it around.
Does anyone know if these and other purchased pets can be obtained in rare? All of mine seem to be uncommon.
There are 17 different feline beasts with identical movesets. The only difference (battle wise) is the breed. For the 4 cats that have a breed choice, only the Sand Kitten and the Snow Cub cannot be mimicked by any other breed. The Cheetah Cub is the fastest with 390 speed. The most powerful is the Cornish Rex Cat with 341 power. The healthiest is the B/B Snow Cub with 1481 health. The amount of health restored from using Devour increases with power.
i guess some of u are wondering how to get this pet. u go a little into the path to goldshire from stormwind. then turn left, and you will find a house. there is the vendor! on the other hand, this cat may be cute, but not the best at battle.
Just recently stoned him & leveled him. I was surprised at his abilities nice pet to have.
Got a beast battle stone while battling in Hyjal and used it to upgrade this pet. Named her Isis after Catwomen's pet cat and partner.
You have to use your battle stones to get a rare one. They are only sold in uncommon quality. Well maybe you can find a rare on the AH.


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New Jersey dominated the home team – the Flyers went 18:30 without a shot on goal in the second period – and got three unanswered third-period goals by Adam Larsson, David Clarkson, Travis Zajac and a 180-foot empty-netter to stun Philadelphia.
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P.K. Subban is on his way home from the World Championships.
The Canadiens' defenceman sustained a "minor" knee injury in an exhibition game against Switzerland.
He will be examined by doctors in Montreal on Wednesday. Initial estimate is two weeks off skates.
Subban, on Twitter, says he'll be O.K.
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There are problems in Nashville.
The Predators have suspended our old friend Andrei Kostitsyn and recent KHL emigré Alexander Radulov for violation of team rules.
The dynamic duo are rumoured to have violated curfew on the eve of Game 3 in Phoenix, which the Predators lost to drop two games down in the series.
Quip of the Day: Apparently "bedcheck" and "backcheck" translate the same in Russian.
Runner-up: Looks like Radulov finally found a way to silence critics who were saying he doesn't take enough shots.
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This review was one of the easiest reads I have had all year. Normally the reviews I have done have been for the kids and while they have been fun, having something to read just for fun was well FUN! I received Franklin Sander's first book Nothing That Eats! in the three part series At Home In Dogwood Mudhole! After reading this teaser I couldn't wait to get my hands on this book.
Excerpt from the back of the book: When Y2K looms and modern life fails to satisfy, Franklin Sanders and wife Susan go from nuclear family to multigenerational farm. Despite Susan's admonition that they acquire nothing that eats, they gain dogs, chickens, horses, cows, pigs, ducks and sheep. Their children move back in and bring their spouses, filling Dogwood Mudhole with grandchildren. It's no Green Acres, but through sheer persistence and good humor, they learn to farm.
The biggest surprise for me was that Franklin Sander's writes this book in a series of letters instead of in a storybook format. He tells us in the preface that He wrote these letters once a month for sixteen years recounting his family's news for The Moneychanger, which is his monthly newsletter. Another thing that I enjoyed about this book is that there are plenty of pictures and hand drawn maps to help you to relate to the family. Unfortunately some of the entries didn't seem to flow just right for a book, while I'm sure they really worked for a monthly newspaper, reading them back to back in the book did confuse me sometimes. I also LOVED that he supported "roadside joints, mom-and-pop, family- and real people run businesses that he patronized" , he would give addresses and phone numbers that that readers can experience the charm of the south too! We start this journey in June of 1995 and one of the last entries takes us to September 2002. We learn about his family and the family pets, we go on family vacations, see how they participate in civil war reenactments. After dealing with the IRS and Y2K looming right around the corner, what's a family to do? I hope you get your own copy of this book and see how the Sanders deal with Y2K and farming life!! How did your family prepare for Y2K? Nothing That Eats is available in paperback for $22.95 or $16.95 Kindle/ePUB/PDF
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Kid nicknames cancer 'Michigan' then beats it
(Columbus) - A young cancer patient used his love for Ohio State, and the greatest rivalry in College football, to motivate him to beat it.
Grant Reed, 12, was diagnosed with a brain tumor two years ago. It devastated his family. When talking to the doctors at Nationwide Children's Hospital, Grant did not like the word "cancer" used to describe it.
"That evening, as we were playing a game together, he said 'I want to call it Michigan because Ohio State is always going to beat Michigan,'" said Grant's father Troy Reed.
The family took the idea and ran with it.
"We kind of got a chuckle out of that, and it became our rally cry."
The love for Ohio State runs deep in the Reed family. Both Troy and his wife played in the marching band together. Troy even proposed during the Michigan game in 1994. Now their two sons are big Ohio State fans.
Grant says the nickname was easy to come up with.
"I guess it was just normal for me. I hate Michigan," he said.
Grant got to meet Ohio State Football coach Urban Meyer.
"He was tall and very different in person."
Recently, Grant had his last chemotherapy session meaning he beat Michigan. Troy says it's just like the football rivalry.
"You have to keep beating it all the time."
(Copyright © 2013 Clear Channel. All rights reserved. Photo courtesy of the Reed Family.)