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Parameter Utilities
by Dave Herman (dherman at ccs dot neu dot edu)
This library provides several utilities for parameters.
1 Getting Started
Everything in this library is exported by a single module:
(require (planet dherman/parameter:1))
2 Pseudo-Parameters
A pseudo-parameter is like a PLT Scheme parameter, but comprises both an accessor and a mutator function. This can be used, for example, to create compound parameters that simultaneously update multiple parameters.
(make-pseudo-parameter getter setter) → (pseudo-parameter/c a)
getter : (-> a)
setter : (a -> any)
Constructs a new pseudo-parameter with getter and setter functions.
x : any
Determines whether a given value is a pseudo-parameter.
c : contract?
A contract constructor for pseudo-parameters with an underlying value of contract c.
3 Parameter Sets
A parameter set is a collection of PLT Scheme parameters that can be read or written to all at once with a prefab structure. Because the structure is prefab, a parameter set can also easily be marshalled and demarshalled (assuming its values are all writeable, of course).
Defines a parameter set. The struct-id is defined as a prefab structure type with one field for each parameter in the set, in declaration order. The pseudo-id is defined as a pseudo-parameter that reads or writes the values of all the parameters in the set simultaneously. Each param-id is defined as a parameter with default value computed by default-expr and optional guard computed by maybe-guard.


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The Ushi No Tane website was started in 2000 to help players with questions regarding their Harvest Moon games. Originally a site covering just Harvest Moon 2 for Gameboy Color, it has expanded to cover over 15 versions of the Harvest Moon game series.
Harvest Moon is a farming simulation game with an underlining storyline that add depth to break up the daily monotony of watering crops. In the games, players have the option of getting married, raising livestock and poultry animals, catching fish, and attending festivals to impress the local villagers.
Harvest Moon (Bokujou Monogatari) was first published in Japan in 1996 by Pack In Video; the company, after several mergers, is currently known as Marvelous!. In North America, the game was localized by Natsume, Inc. and first published in 1998. Natsume handled the English localization up until Harvest Moon: A New Beginning, when it was turned over to XSeed Games (a subsidiary of Marvelous USA), who renamed the English version of Bokujou Monogatari from Harvest Moon to Story of Seasons. Natsume still owns the Harvest Moon trademark, and will continue to develop the series independently of Marvelous.
In the PAL region, localization was handled by Rising Star Games. The most recent versions have been handled by Marvelous AQL Europe and Zen Unlimited.
The Ushi No Tane website is also the only English help site that covers the Legend of the River King game series, which predates Harvest Moon in Japan by six years. The first River King game was released for the Super Famicom video game console in 1990.
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This poster presents preliminary findings of a content analysis of 72 e-journal licenses in terms of perpetual access clauses. This study explored whether perpetual access clauses varied among commercial publishers, society publishers and university presses, whether clauses changed over time, and whether differences existed between consortia and site licenses. Findings showed that the licenses from commercial publisher were more likely to provide perpetual access than licenses from other two types of publishers. We observed an increasing trend in providing perpetual access over time. Consortia licenses were more likely to depend on third-party to obtain perpetual access than site licenses. This study can be helpful for libraries to understand the institutionalization of perpetual access clause in e-journal licenses.


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Thinking Outside the Box II
Photos by Tony Cordoza In the movie Kate & Leopold, Leopold (Hugh Jackman) finds himself vaulted from the 19th century into the early 21st century. Given the fascination this time traveler shows with new technology, the three home theater speaker systems here would certainly have raised his eyebrows. Like the four systems we looked at in the previous installment of "Thinking Outside the Box" (February/March), the Mirage Omnisat 6 ($1,700), Mission fs1 ($999), and Morel SoundSpot Applause ($2,400) all vault out of the stodgy 20th-century box into the fluidity of 21st-century design. I chose Kate & Leopold to evaluate these stylish systems even though it features Meg Ryan (Kate) with her worst hairdo ever. The movie provides a challenging soundscape without rockets, submarines, or war. Its wide variety of everyday sounds enhanced by great Foley effects (sounds created in the studio that can sound more convincing than the real thing) and close-miked dialogue dare any speaker to earn its place in your home theater. The sound of an elevator motor in one scene, for instance, goes deeper into the bass than most rocket launches, and the frequent rain and storm scenes test a system's high frequencies as well as its surround capabilities. You'll get a good taste of the film's wide dynamic range when Leopold accidentally turns on a stereo system at full volume. And the sounds of hooves and carriage wheels on cobblestone streets, dinner plates clattering into the sink, and a slap in the face all demand accurate, rapid response to instantaneous changes in the audio signal. My Denon AVR-2802 receiver provided the Dolby Digital decoding and the 90 watts per channel that drove these systems in my 15 x 25-foot room. I positioned the front left and right speakers in the same plane as the screen of my 42-inch widescreen Toshiba TV and about a foot to either side, and I placed the center-channel speakers atop the set. Each subwoofer was about a foot out from the left wall and about 2 feet from the corner, and the surround satellites were to the sides and slightly behind my viewing position. With my gear all warmed up and my test discs by my side, I was ready to see if these three futuristic designs could provide decent sound in the present. Morel SoundSpot Applause A quintet of SA-2 satellites and the IS-9A SoundSub subwoofer make up the Morel SoundSpot Applause system. The midrange driver enclosure of the silver steel SA-2 (also available in black or white) is about the size of a large grapefruit with the front sliced off. A similarly truncated spheroid on top, about the size of a large cherry tomato, contains the tweeter. Matching gray cloth covers the front of both parts. A gold metal post on the bottom has an adjustable tilt for mating with the supplied shelf stand/wall mount or an optional floor stand. You remove the black rubber ring around the shelf stand to use it as a wall mount.
Two color-coded multiway gold-plated binding posts protrude from the bottom rear of the larger spheroid. They're spread too far apart for dual banana plugs, but they'll accept any other kind of connection. The ample holes in the posts accommodate 12-gauge wire, and the large, knurled knobs make it easy for big, clumsy fingers to hook things up. I've rarely wired a system as quickly as I did this one. The dark-gray IS-9A subwoofer (also available in piano black) has less elaborate binding posts with plastic knobs. It's not as flamboyant as the Morel satellites, but that doesn't mean it's the same as any old small-system sub. For one thing, it has a larger cabinet than most to accommodate its two 9-inch direct-radiating drivers. And unlike most other subs, it stands upright on its narrow end instead of lying flat. Be aware, though, that with the drivers on the front and a port in the rear, you can't position this sub as freely as one that radiates downward. In addition to line- and speaker-level inputs and outputs, the back panel includes controls for continuous phase adjustment, setting the crossover from 40 to 160 Hz, and level adjustment. As with many subs, the crossover knob has markings only at the top and bottom of its range, so you'll probably have to experiment with different settings over time to get the best results. I set it by ear. The system comes with a 19-page all-English instruction booklet that also serves as a catalog for all Morel home theater systems. The diagrams are good and should help most users install and connect the system correctly. Morel claims its aluminum "external voice coil" design supports the cone or dome of the satellite's drivers, preventing flexing and buckling. This also allows them to be shallower than usual for their size, yielding better dispersion. The midrange driver combines ferrite and neodymium magnets with a damped polymer-composite cone. The SoundSpot Applause system does not sacrifice sound for style. The satellites may be grapefruit size, but they pump out watermelon-size sound-without any seediness. Distortion remained pleasingly low as the soundtrack soared and subsided. This was one of the smoothest, most intimate-sounding small speaker systems I can recall hearing. There wasn't even a hint of discontinuity in the crossover between the sub and the satellites. And the bass sounded awesome. My home theater is in a fairly solid room, but the low frequencies rattled anything that was even slightly loose, without impinging on the dialogue or being out of proportion to the rest of the sound. Transients were clean and immediate, as evidenced in the sounds of a knife and fork cutting meat in Kate and Leopold's first dinner scene, or that of the plates clattering into the sink following that scene, or of the triangle in the musical score. The only area that I felt needed slight improvement was articulation in the dialogue. The SoundSpot Applause acquitted itself equally well as a stereo and 5.1-channel music system-and it's one of the few systems where you don't have to turn down the subwoofer to enjoy music. The imaging was precise and natural with stereo material. In the recording of André Previn conducting the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra in Holst's The Planets, the deep but effortless and unpretentious bass coexisted beautifully with the rest of the musical spectrum. The system was very kind to Brian Stokes Mitchell and Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio in the new Broadway-cast recording of Man of La Mancha, smoothing whatever harshness might exist in the recording without adding a hint of nasality or chestiness. Once again, a tiny bit more articulation would be nice, with a hint more ambience, but overall I could easily relish the Morel as a primary music system.


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Monday, June 3, 2013
Some promising fall titles
Now, if only these advanced dates will be met. I swear I've been waiting for a constantly pushed back Big Bethel since April 2012!
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Got my email update. There was also a blurb about Bradley Gottfried being under contract to do a map atlas volume on The Wilderness.
Looking forward to some upcoming Savas Beatie titles. They may be late, but always seem worth the wait.
I guess the last university press catalog out is University of Tennessee. They are always late.
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- Chris EvansJune 03, 2013
I'd like to see Savas Beatie release Patchan's 'The Last Battle of Winchester'. The darn thing has been pushed back so many times.ReplyDelete
Maybe it'll come out eventually.
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- AnonymousJune 04, 2013
I got that Savas Beatie email yesterday, and it said that "Last Battle of Winchester" is "at the printer." I've been looking forward to that one as well.Delete
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"The Maps of the Bristoe Station and Mine Run Campaigns" should be interesting. Is anyone writing a book on that subject?ReplyDeleteReplies
is a fine recent Bristoe book. Smaller studies of both campaigns from the HE Howard series already exist, but don't discount the narrative part of Gottfried's map studies, which can be pretty good.
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Other than Savas Beatie's fall releases, have you heard of any other non-university press publishers planning a highly anticipated release?
I would classify Guelzo's recent Gettysburg title something like this. I wasn't really looking forward to it, but it is nice to see larger publishers doing some Civil War related titles.
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Drew: The Gottfried book can be properly labeled "important", I think. As you suggest, there is very little of note on those two campaigns, largely because of the absence of much significant fighting. Also as you note, the recent book by Adrian Tighe on Bristoe is actually pretty good in spite of the numerous typos and other errors one expects in a self-published work. Mr. Mackowski is prolific these days and is turning out some good material ion relatively unexplored subjects in the area of the Rapidan/Rappahannock .....ReplyDelete
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My company is launching a new brand, Subli-Trans to encompass our dye sublimation range of hardware, printable products, consumables (inks etc). We require a professional logo that will target our customers in the graphics and printing industry. The name is the combination of Sublimation and Transfer.
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Incidence rates of all cancers -- and some in particular -- were higher among World Trade Center rescue workers than expected, researchers reported.
In an ongoing registry study, incidence rates of all cancers combined were 15% higher than expected (Standardized Incidence Ratio [SIR]: 1.15, 95% CI 1.06 to 1.25), Samara Solan, MD, of the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai Medical Center in New York, and colleagues reported in Environmental Health Perspectives.
Incidence rates were also higher for thyroid, prostate, hematopoietic/lymphoid, and soft-tissue cancers, they found.
Solan acknowledged in a statement that the "findings of this study, while significant, should be interpreted with caution given the short follow-up and long latency period for most cancers; the intensive medical surveillance of this cohort by Mount Sinai researchers and our partners; and the small numbers of cancers at specific sites.
"However," she added, "our findings strongly highlight the need for continued follow-up and medical surveillance of WTC responders."
Solan and her colleagues analyzed data from their ongoing WTC Health Program, which has enrolled 20,984 workers who were involved in rescue efforts on and after Sept. 11. Overall, 575 cancers were diagnosed in 552 patients.
They found increases in incidence rates for several types of cancers that were higher than expectations:
- All cancer sites combined SIR 1.15, 95% CI 1.06 to 1.25
- Thyroid cancer: SIR 2.39, 95% CI 1.70 to 3.27
- Prostate cancer: SIR 1.21, 95% CI 1.01 to 1.44
- Combined hematopoietic and lymphoid cancers: SIR 1.36, 95% CI 1.07 to 1.71
- Soft tissue cancers: SIR 2.26, 95% CI 1.13 to 4.05
They also saw positive associations for non-Hodgkin lymphoma and kidney cancer, but those weren't significant.
When the study was restricted to the 302 cancers diagnosed 6 or more months after enrollment, the incidence rates for all cancers combined and for hematopoietic/lymphoid cancers became nonsignificant, falling to SIR 1.06 (95% CI 0.94 to 1.18) and to SIR 0.77 (95% CI 0.49 to 1.16), respectively.
But thyroid and prostate cancer diagnoses still remained greater than expected, they wrote.
Lung cancer incidence rates were significantly lower than expected in both the initial and restricted analyses (SIR 0.89 and SIR 0.62, respectively), but it's not clear why this may be.
The researchers cautioned that the observation about thyroid cancer may be an artifact due to increased medical surveillance, particularly because there was no evidence of Iodine-131 -- which has a strong causal link to thyroid cancer -- at Ground Zero.
The case may be similar for prostate cancer, since patients may have been subject to more PSA screening as a result of more frequent medical care.
Solan and colleagues also found that the relative risk of all cancers combined was higher in those who had very high exposure to the rescue scene than in those with low exposure, but the finding was not significant (RR 1.40, 95% CI 0.70 to 2.76).
Risk was also higher for those directly exposed to the dust cloud (RR 1.13, 95% CI 0.79 to 1.61) and for those who experienced significant amounts of dust (RR 1.23, 95% CI 0.85 to 1.76), but again, those findings did not reach significance.
The findings are similar to those of other studies that have found a higher risk of cancer among World Trade Center rescue workers, but, the researchers noted, their findings differ from previous work because they are the first to look at varying levels of exposure.
The short follow-up time, they noted, is a major limitation of the study, since most occupational cancers become manifest at least a decade after the exposure. It was also limited because the WTC Health Program is a voluntary program, which raises the possibility of self-selection bias.
Still, they concluded that the findings highlight the need for prolonged follow up of these workers to assess their risks of cancer and other chronic diseases.
The study was supported by the CDC, the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, the American Red Cross Liberty Fund, the September 11th Recovery Program, the Bear Stearns Charitable Foundation, the September 11th Fund, and the Robin Hood Foundation for Relief fund.
The researchers reported no conflicts of interest.
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Sunday, February 05, 2006
Oh Flour of Scotland
I have learned an important lesson. That lesson being, never leave a bright and bored child to her own devices, even if you're very, very tired.
On Friday, just before I worked The Double Shift of Doom, I needed a nap. So, like, people wouldn't die and all while I was at work.
It's really not recommended that you fall asleep if you're monitoring alarms and such, and I was pretty bagged. I decided to be a Bad, Bad Mother, and let Eleanor watch TV and play on barbie.com while I napped for a while.
When I got up, after nineteen interruptions for the phone, the assferrets upstairs who had blown a fuse (fusebox is in my bedroom), and Eleanor wanting to show me something on the aforementioned barbie.com because it was just so neat, I noticed a certain disarray in my living room.
Now, I'm the world's third worst housekeeper, so the array has to be pretty fucking dis before I'll notice it, but this was noticeable. You see, there was flour everywhere. All over the floor and the table, etc.
I asked Eleanor about it and she said she had been "looking at the macaroni" when the cats got into the cabinet, and they spread flour all over the place.
I took this at face value as, well, they're knittens and she wouldn't lie to me, right? Right?
Later on after she had gone to the babysitter's for the night I noticed that there was flour all over the top of the TV, the TV cabinet, the ledge by the front door, and on my wheel (and the wool I had been spinning). There was no way that the cats could have done it. Well, I suppose they could have gotten flour in all of those locales, but certainly not in the configuration in which I found it.
I confronted her the next day and said that I wasn't angry about the flour, that I understood that she had been bored and that she maybe thought it would look pretty, like snow, if she spread it about, but that I was very disappointed both that she would hurt my wheel and my wool and, most of all, that she would lie to me about it.
We had a good long talk and she agreed that this wasn't reasonable behaviour, and I promised that I would arrange a playdate or get a babysitter if I needed to nap in the future. We agreed that if that wasn't possible, that she still wouldn't cover the house in flour.
I didn't discover this until today:
This is my ceiling. I guess she stood there and threw it up at the ceiling and then watched it come down.
I'm clearly a lousy disciplinarian, because all I could do once I saw it was gigglesnort madly.
I wonder how the hell she thought I would believe that the cats could do that ...
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LOL. Ok, I got a few funny looks here at the office because that last pic just cracked me up. Reminds me of the time I tried to help my Mom with the laundry. Forewarning, check your dryer! LOL.
Those cats must have had a wild party while you were napping!! I'd better lock up my flour since I've got both a small child AND a cat. I'm totally amazed that the flour actually stuck to your ceiling too.. those are some talented cats.
I couldn't help but laugh myself silly! For you see, I did a very similar thing when I was little. Except it was scented powder. My Mother took pictures and it continues to be a favorite picture to pull out when anyone comes over. It is maddening now, but you'll laugh about it later :)
LOL! My Stinkerbelle decorated my rec room with a mixture of baby powder and water (bad, bad, combination) over the weekend. It must've been something in the air. I refuse to look at it since the rec room is the only room in the house that I like. I'm taking my husband's word for it and I'll go downstairs again after he cleans it up. Otherwise I'll cry.
I think it got up there after she tossed one of the knittens up hoping to shake the flour free of it's fur, you know, so they wouldn't get busted, but as you know, when you throw cats up to the ceiling they will cling to it. So that's how it got there!
Laughing and ruefully nodding... if you go to this page, we have had similar experiences - and like all good Mothers >grins< I never stray far from the camera....
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The joys of kids and gloss paint
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Elementary Education
Note:See also English Education, Mathematics Education, Science Education, Science, Social Studies Education, and Student Teaching.
0600. Reading in Elementary
School (3 s.h.)
Prerequisite: a course in child development and an undergraduate reading course.
A contemporary course in reading instruction with emphasis on current issues and trends.
0602. Literature for
Elementary School Children [N-6] (3-6
Prerequisite: course in child development.
Current issues in literature for children with emphasis upon the use of literature in the classroom. Contributions of authors of children's literature are analyzed and evaluated.


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Lawyer who wrote Title IX law to enforce it at Quinnipiac
BRIDGEPORT -- A civil rights attorney who helped write the federal law that guarantees female student athletes equal opportunity will now be watching Quinnipiac University to make sure it complies.
U.S. District Judge Stefan R. Underhill appointed Jeffrey Orleans as referee to ensure that the university meets the terms of a settlement intended to resolve Title IX violations at the university. Orleans, who spent 25 years as commissioner of the Ivy League, will also referee any disputes about how the consent decree is implemented.
The appointment comes in a three-page order issued by Underhill following a hearing Thursday on an $8 million settlement reached in April to end what the American Civil Liberties Union's Connecticut chapter charged was widespread discrimination against women in athletic programs.
That charge came after the school attempted to eliminate its women's volleyball program in 2009 and replace it with competitive team cheerleading. After conducting several days of testimony on a requested injunction, Underhill saved the volleyball program and ruled that cheerleading did not constitute a sport -- a finding the drew national attention.
Meanwhile lawyers for the ACLU, including the referee's cousin, Jonathan Orleans, dug deeper into Quinnipiac's athletic programs and then launched the discrimination suit. The fact that the Orleans are cousins was disclosed in court proceedings, but Quinnipiac had no objection to Jeffrey Orleans serving as referee.
"This settlement represents an historic and far-reaching advance for women's college athletics," said Sandra Staub, ACLU's legal director in Connecticut. "It offers a clear example to colleges and universities across the nation on providing fair treatment of and equal opportunities for their female athletes."
Now one of Jeffrey Orleans' major roles could be determining if and when Quinnipiac could eliminate women's volleyball.
Just a day after the April settlement was reached, the two sides began sparring on the future of women's volleyball at the school -- the same subject that led to the federal lawsuit.
Lynn Bushnell, Quinnipiac's vice president of public affairs, maintained the school was committed to volleyball "for the duration of the agreement and cannot comment beyond that. The agreement lasts only through the 2015-16 school year.
The ACLU quickly fired back saying that if the school "moves ... to eliminate women's volleyball or any other women's sport in violation of the statute, we will seek new relief in court."
Title IX requires any school that receives federal funding to provide equal opportunities to female and male students, including participation in athletics.
In addition to stopping the school from eliminating women's volleyball, Underhill found disparity in the programs offered and participation of female athletes when compared to males.
Quinnipiac took the case to the U.S. Second Circuit Court of Appeals. But a three-judge panel there sided with the lower court in August 2012, which set off a series of settlement talks culminating in the April agreement.
The agreement requires the school to spend $5 million to improve its women's athletic facilities; $450,000 to improve women's sports by adding coaches and providing more access to training facilities and conditioning programs; and $175,000 over each of the next three years on recruiting, equipping, feeding and transporting its female athletes.
If Quinnipiac decides to eliminate a women's sport, it must replace it with another NCAA sport that provides a comparable number of participation opportunities. This provision does not apply to volleyball.


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Pull out your overalls, straw hat and bandanas and thank the nearest volunteer. Sun City is hosting a County Fair Saturday in Pinckney Hall, leading in to National Volunteer Week.
"This is our second year and the County Fair celebrates volunteerism within our community," said Lifestyle Services director Jackie Bates.
There may not be any piggie races, tractor pulls or cattle judging, but there will be plenty of other entertaining activities for residents and their guests.
Look out for cow pie tosses, calf-roping, games of chance, games of skill and plenty of fun.
Keep your eyes peeled and your ears alert because a number of Sun City's talented musical groups will be performing, including the Mountain Strings and one or four barbershoppers.
There will be prizes throughout the day, entertainment all day long and fun for everyone.
The annual Volunteer Awards ceremonies on Sunday in Magnolia Hall will honor all volunteers and highlight just a few of those who make the community an invaluable resource.
County Fair
When: 10:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m. Saturday
Where: Pinckney Hall
Details: The event is free. Jersey Mike's will be selling subs, salads, drinks and more.
Volunteer Awards ceremony
When: 7:30 p.m. Sunday
Where: Magnolia Hall
Details: Board of Directors and Volunteer Awards will be presented and all volunteers will be recognized.


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France strikes late to draw with Spain
Olivier Giroud's header deep into stoppage time salvaged a deserved draw for France against world champions Spain in Madrid and ended the hosts' run of 24 consecutive qualifying victories.
Sergio Ramos had fired home after his initial effort had come off the post in the 26th minute to give Spain the lead but it was left to rue Cesc Fabregas' missed penalty just before halftime as the visitors took control of the game after the break.
Karim Benzema and Moussa Sissoko looked to have squandered France's best chances to claim a point as they missed clear openings late on but with the last attack of the game Franck Ribery crossed for Giroud to head low into the far corner.
Spain reserve Juanfran Torres gave away possession in midfield, allowing Ribery to cross for Giroud to head beyond goalkeeper Iker Casillas in the fourth minute of added time in the match at Vicente Calderon stadium.
"If I had just kicked the ball off the field there, the game would have ended there," Torres said.
The draw means that both sides remain locked together at the top of Group 9 with seven points from three games.
"The draw was completely deserved," Giroud said. "I may have made the difference but it just proves that there is a good group here."
As expected Vicente del Bosque had made just the one change from the side that started the 4-0 victory over Belarus on Friday as Andres Iniesta replaced Santi Cazorla, but the Arsenal midfielder was forced into action after just 10 minutes when David Silva had to come off with an injury.
"The injuries immediately forced inopportune changes upon us," Del Bosque said. "It looks like our match (in France) in March will be very important but we can't discount the other opponents we have, each of them has aspirations of finishing first."
Cazorla even had the first effort on goal after a slow start but his low drive was easily held by Hugo Lloris, but French boss Didier Deschamps will have been hugely frustrated that after comfortably soaking up the hosts' usual probing they conceded such a sloppy goal from a set piece midway through the half.
Xavi's corner found Ramos completely unmarked just six yards from goal and after his initial header came back off the post, the defender was on hand to turn the ball high into the net when Pedro pulled it back across the area.
The goal though forced France forward and it was very nearly level 10 minutes later when Benzema was released by Ribery but his cross-shot could not beat his Real Madrid teammate Casillas as the Spain captain turned the ball behind for a corner.
France threatened again moments later when Jeremy Menez was ruled narrowly offside when he prodded in Benzema's knock down from Yohan Cabaye's free kick, but the visitors were then thankful to Lloris to only be 1-0 down at the break.
The Tottenham goalkeeper first produced a fine save down to his right to parry Fabregas' penalty after Laurent Koscielny had clattered into Pedro inside the area and three minutes later the French skipper saved his side again as he denied fierce efforts from Pedro and Fabregas inside the area.
Spain's start to the second period was disrupted just as it was in the first by an early injury as this time Alvaro Arbeloa limped off, replaced by Juanfran, and that change seemed to give Ribery some encouragement as he attacked with far more purpose than he had before the break.
The Bayern Munich playmaker saw a shot deflected just wide on 58 minutes before Koscielny failed to make a clean connection to turn in the resulting corner.
Fabregas and Xavi then had chances to seal the points but both were denied by last-ditch French defending as they bore down on goal.
Benzema really ought to have brought Deschamps' men level as he somehow miscued from Ribery's fantastic cross with the goal at his mercy from five yards.
France continued to threaten though with Benzema's movement in particular causing all sorts of problems and he teed up another great chance for substitute Sissoko 17 minutes from time but the Toulouse midfielder blazed his volley over.
Benzema was eventually forced off himself with a knock two minutes from the end but it turned out to be a fortunate change for Deschamps as, with his only real involvement in the game, Giroud delicately directed Ribery's pinpoint cross into the net.
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Modern Cast Iron Cookware from Borough Furnace
Our love of tough, inexpensive cast iron pans is well-documented. A cast iron skillet is really all you need to make many, many dishes. Well, two friends in Tennessee want to apply modern design and American craftsmanship to this classic piece of cookware. Meet Borough Furnace.
Borough Furnace is a team of two cousins from Tennessee who both have an interest in creative design and local, sustainably-sourced materials and production. John Truex and Jason Connelly both have training in art and design, and an interest in cast iron cookware. They designed two really amazing pan designs: a frying skillet, and a braising skillet. Their pan prototypes are made from recycled materials (radiators!) and they plan to produce all their products locally.
To create the prototypes, John and his father built what they called "Skilletron" from steel dairy cans they found in a scrap yard. Then they created the two gorgeous cast iron pan prototypes in this homemade furnace.
Their pans are not yet available; they had hoped to design and prototype the cookware and then have the pans produced locally. But then they discovered that nearly no foundry in the United States would work with them. Apparently all cookware like this is only done in China and India (with the exception of Lodge, who also produces their cast iron lines in Tennessee).
So they are working on creating their own facility to manufacture these pans locally, and it will be several months at least before the pans are in production. But we're smitten right now; we are really loving these pans!
• Read more: Borough Furnace
Related: Strong and Sturdy: What Makes Cast Iron So Great?
(Images: Borough Furnace)


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About client access to snapshots.
Snapshots can be accessed by any user with the appropriate permissions. Every directory in the filer''s active file system contains a directory named .snapshot, through which users can access old versions of files in that directory. How users gain access to snapshots depends on the file-sharing protocol used: NFS or CIFS.
NFS client access to snapshots.
Figure 1 illustrates the directory structure on a client with the vol0 volume of a filer named toaster mounted on /n/toaster.
Figure 1
In this example, the client can obtain access to snapshots by way of /n/toaster/.snapshot. This might seem to contradict the explanation of snapshot access in the preceding section, because it shows a .snapshot directory only at the mount point instead of in every directory in the tree.
Actually, the .snapshot directory in the mount point is "real" to make the pwd command work, whereas the .snapshot directories in all other directories are "magic"; that is, can be accessed when they are referenced by name but do not show up in a directory listing.
For example, at the mount point of a filer file system, a directory listing looks like this:
ls -a
. .. .snapshot dir1 dir2
The same command entered in a directory below the mount point does not show the .snapshot directory; for example:
cd dir1
ls -a
. .. file1 file2
If you enter the ls command with the directory name .snapshot, you can see a listing of the snapshots for the dir1 directory:
ls .snapshot
hourly.0 hourly.4 nightly.0 nightly.4
hourly.1 hourly.5 nightly.1 nightly.5
hourly.2 hourly.6 nightly.2 weekly.0
hourly.3 hourly.7 nightly.3 weekly.1
If .snapshot were to show up in every directory, it would cause many commands to work improperly. For instance, all recursive commands for removing files would fail because everything below .snapshot is read-only. Recursive copies would copy everything in the snapshots as well as files in the active file system, and a find command would generate a list much longer than expected.
CIFS client access to snapshots.
To CIFS clients, the snapshot directory appears only at the root of a share. For example, if a user''s home directory is a share named bill that corresponds to the /vol/vol0/home/bill directory, only the /vol/vol0/home/bill/.snapshot directory is visible. When this user displays the contents of the home directory, the snapshot directory is displayed as ~snapshot if the operating system supports long file names and as ~snapsht if the operating system supports only short file names.
NOTE: The snapshot directory is visible in that it is displayed in a directory listing or File Manager display if the client operating system is configured to show hidden files.
In each directory within the share, a snapshot directory exists but is not visible to clients. For example, if the client operating system supports long file names, the applications on that operating system can use the snapshot at each level of the share by using .snapshot, ~snapshot, or ~SNAPSHT as the directory name. You cannot, however, display the directory name in any listing.
Determining snapshot versions.
From an NFS client
The best way to find all versions of a particular file preserved in snapshots is to use the ls command. The following example shows how to find all versions of foo:
ls -l foo .snapshot/*/foo
-rw-r--r-- 1 smith 0 Jan 14 09:40 foo
-rw-r--r-- 1 smith 0 Jan 13 18:39 .snapshot/nightly.0/foo
-rw-r--r-- 1 smith 0 Jan 12 19:17 .snapshot/nightly.1/foo
The version of foo in the active file system was last modified on January 14, but the old versions available in the snapshots were modified on January 13 and January 12. Although users can use standard UNIX commands to examine the saved versions of foo, they cannot modify or remove these older versions because everything beneath .snapshot is read-only.
From a CIFS client
Use the Find command to search for the file in the ~snapshot directory. For example, if a user maps the home share to drive F: and wants to find all versions of foo in snapshots, the user can use the Find command to search for foo in the f:\~snapshot folder.
Determining access times.
When the filer creates a snapshot, the access time of each file in the snapshot is updated to the snapshot creation time.
From an NFS client
You can use the ls -lu command, which shows the access times of files, to determine when snapshots were created. Following is an example of the ls -lu command:
ls -lu foo .snapshot/*/foo
-rw-r--r-- 1 smith 0 Jan 14 09:40 foo
-rw-r--r-- 1 smith 0 Jan 14 00:00 .snapshot/nightly.0/foo
-rw-r--r-- 1 smith 0 Jan 13 00:00 .snapshot/nightly.1/foo
From a CIFS client
You can determine the access time of a file by checking its properties.
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I adapted the following Bob's Red Mill recipe – instead of raisins, I added some dried cranberries and topped them with an orange glaze. This recipe was really quick and makes about four dozen cookies.
Gluten Free Oatmeal Cookies
Contributed by Bob's Red Mill Natural Foods
|Preheat oven to 350°F. Beat butter and sugars together until smooth. Add vanilla and eggs; beat well. In a separate bowl, blend flour, cinnamon, baking soda, salt and Xanthan Gum. Stir flour blend into wet ingredients. Add oats and raisins and mix well. Drop rounded tablespoons of dough onto un-greased cookie sheet. Bake for 10 – 12 minutes, or until golden brown. Cool one minutes then transfer to wire rack. Makes about 4 dozen cookies.
*Eggless Option: Mix together 2 Tb. Flaxseed Meal with 6 Tb. of water and let sit for a minute. Add to recipe as you would the eggs.


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WICHITA— A nonprofit Texas group is asking Wichita officials to adopt a program that would let citizens issue citations when they see drivers illegally using disabled parking spots.
KWCH-TV (http://bit.ly/12Mqasp ) reports Austin, Texas-based Parking Mobility would get a cut of each paid parking ticket if Wichita adopts the program. The program allows people to download an app to their smartphones and take pictures of violating vehicles before submitting them to the organization.
Parking Mobility spokesman Mack Marsh says there are some hurdles to overcome with Wichita, but he's confident discussions will lead to a partnership between his organization and his group.
He says the program was implemented in Texas in 2010. There is no timeline for Wichita to make a decision.


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2004 F250 Dash Light Bulbs
Super Duty 4×4
Knob Light Bulbs
F250 4×4 XLT Sport
after I bought my F250, I noticed that my 4×4 knob did not have any back
lighting. I pulled the switch assembly out of the dash and I found the
bulb in question to indeed be blown. I called Ford and they
told me that this was not a "serviceable" part and that I had to buy
the entire switch assembly ($45 in Dec 2007) to replace it. This encouraged me to
research further and I found out a few things.
First, these type of 1/4
twist bulbs are called "neo-wedge" bulbs and the company that made
these particular bulbs for Ford is "JKL Components Corporation".
The typical neo-wedge replacement bulbs I've found have a few problems.
First, they are about 1/2 as tall as the 4×4 bulb is and second, the contacts
are located in the wrong spot. The replacement bulbs have contacts located
in the area shown by the blue arrow in the picture below. The Ford bulbs
have contacts shown in the area by the red arrow. I haven't confirmed this but these bulbs
might also work for the headlight knob illumination.
I ended up buying quite a few bulbs from
ebay that are *almost* exact replacements. The only problem is the contact
location problem I mentioned above. So, I simply removed the dead bulb
from my original housing, removed a good bulb from one of the new housings,
installed the good bulb into the original housing, soldered the connections, and it works
like a charm.
So, if anyone happens to have this problem and feels
comfortable doing what I did (remove dead bulb/install good bulb) then I can
help. I'm going to try to modify these bulbs so that they are direct plug
in replacements, but I don't have the time to work on it right now. I will
sell these replacement bulbs for $2/each + shipping.
Below are a few pics with some explanation
4×4 Switch Assembly. I was able to pop
it out without pulling the dash apart.
Note the 1/4 twist bulb location in
this picture.
Original Bulb. I just removed
the green rubber cap and re-used it on the new bulb
New bulb. Recall that the red
arrow shows original Ford bulb contact locations, blue arrow shows new bulb
contact locations.
Here's the bottom side of the
original bulb housing, after I installed a new bulb in place of the blown
one. I just bent the bulb wires around so they would touch the contacts,
and soldered them. Then reinstalled it into the 4×4 switch assembly and it
works great.


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Aircrack-ng is a complete suite of tools to assess WiFi network security.
All tools are command line which allows for heavy scripting. A lot of GUIs have taken advantage of this feature. It works primarily Linux but also Windows, OS X, FreeBSD, OpenBSD, NetBSD, as well as Solaris and even eComStation 2.
It focuses on different areas of WiFi security:
If you are impatient and want to know how to get started, jump to the Getting Started Tutorial.
Aircrack-ng was started at the end of February 2006. It is the Next Generation of aircrack with lots of new features:
Note: Check trac for planned and requested features
|15 Feb 16
|Aircrack-ng compilation matrices
|I tried to compile Aircrack-ng on a 'few' systems and different CPUs to see how it works and I was quite surprised by the amount of systems it can be compiled on (and most of the time, it can be compiled with both gcc and clang).
More details (matrices) on the blog.
|14 Feb 16
|Aircrack-ng 1.2 RC 4
|Fourth release candidate. There will be another one, some small bugs still need to be fixed but it should happen fairly soon. On top of a big speed increase (up to 175% increase) that also fixes compilation on Cygwin 64 bit, it includes a ton of fixes and improvements on Linux, *BSD, Solaris and Cygwin on x86 and Linux on ARM and MIPS.
|30 Dec 15
|Cracking speed improvements
|I recently put a bug bounty for anybody who can fix compilation on cygwin 64 bit. darkfires took up the challenge and fixed it. But he did a lot more than that and started fixing some other bugs and decided to bring Aircrack-ng up to date with current CPU and take advantages of AVX and AVX2 instructions to improve cracking speeds (up to 175% increase on Intel Skylake CPUs).
This was quite a challenge, but it got finally integrated into our subversion repository in r2800. You can read more about it in the blog. Please test it and send us feedback via the forum.
Latest version: 1.2 RC 3
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The windows version requires you to develop your own DLLs to link aircrack-ng to your wireless card. The required DLLs are not provided in the download nor available anywhere on the Internet. Without these DLLs, the windows version will not function. Do NOT post questions or problems to the forum regarding the windows version. At present, there is no support provided.
Our code repository containing sources can be found at svn.aircrack-ng.org.
We use trac for our bug tracker.
The download and installation instructions can be found on the installation page.
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Surya Mattu is an artist and engineer based in Brooklyn. He is currently a fellow at Data&Society where he is investigating infrastructure with a focus on wireless as a way to better understand bias in technology. He is also a contributing researcher at ProPublica. Previously he has worked as an engineer at Bell Labs and is a graduate from the New York University's Interactive Telecommunications Program. He has a degree in Electronics and Telecommunication from the University of Nottingham in the United Kingdom.


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Forty-seven varsity football players in Volusia County — several of them blue-chippers with college scholarships in their sights — attend schools outside their zone.
The Mainland and Deltona high school campuses are separated by about a 20-mile stretch of I-4. But on the football field, they might as well be worlds apart.
Perhaps nobody knows that better than Mainland's Quinton Powell, the area's top-rated college football prospect.
The senior linebacker, who plans to play at the University of Florida, said he lives near Pine Ridge High and is zoned to attend Deltona High. But for the past four years, he has commuted to Mainland and played for a program that has been to the playoffs 19 consecutive years. Deltona, meanwhile, has just one victory in its last 26 games — and that was via forfeit.
The 6-foot-1, 190-pound Powell was allowed to attend Mainland after the Volusia County School District accepted his application to the Buccaneers' Sports Science career academy. He is one of 47 varsity football players in Volusia — several of them blue-chippers with college scholarships in their sights — who attend schools outside their zone, according to data from the school district.
While some parents and coaches say the transfers are an avenue to success for student athletes, others say the system is abused and as cutthroat as college recruiting, creating a group of haves and have-nots on the county's playing fields.
And while state rules prohibit coaches from recruiting players from other schools, some area coaches say it happens, and the rules get bent to field a winning team.
"I believe that (recruiting happens)," Deltona head coach Ky Cowan said. "I won't say the schools, but I will say coaches go out and recruit."
There are two processes that allow Volusia County students to attend a school they are not zoned for.
The school district can approve their application for a career academy or they can request a variance.
Academies have existed since the 1990s and are "nationally recognized" programs that "get students ready for post-high school, said Saralee Morrissey, the director of planning for Volusia County Schools.
Each of Volusia's public high schools has at least one academy, and there are 33 total.
A variance is an application to attend a school other than the school you are assigned to for some reason besides academic purposes, said Morrissey. Morrissey said no variances are given for athletic reasons.
Morrissey said there are "many more" academy applications than variance requests.
Countywide, 11.6 percent (47 of 405 athletes) of the varsity football players at Volusia's 10 public high schools are playing out of zone.
As an eighth-grader, Powell said he began to evaluate potential high schools almost as if he were choosing a college. He considered Mainland, Lake Brantley, DeLand, Deltona and Pine Ridge.
His decision came down to that year's Pine Ridge-Mainland football game.
"I said if Pine Ridge won, I'd most likely go to Pine Ridge," Powell said. "If Mainland won, I'd go there."
While a football game helped seal the deal, academics were a factor, his father, Chester Powell said. "When it comes to academics, you can't beat Mainland," he said.
Mainland received a "B" from the state's Department of Education in 2011, Deltona also earned a "B" and Pine Ridge a "D." The 2012 grades have not been released.
Quinton Powell, who said he carries a 3.20 GPA, said he would have been hard-pressed to do better than the Bucs.
"Academically, I feel like it was the greatest decision of my life," he said.
Powell is not alone in using the academy system or a variance to attend an out-of-zone high school.
Two of Volusia's most successful football programs — Mainland and Seabreeze — have the counties' highest number of out-of-zone players on their varsity rosters.
Seabreeze, which missed the playoffs this season for just the second time in seven years, led the county with 23.3 percent of its team — 10 of 43 players — out of zone.
Sandcrabs head coach Marc Beach said that eight of those players were starters. Beach said he doesn't agree with the school district's zoning lines and feels they give his competitors an advantage. He said many of his out-of-zone players grew up playing Pop Warner football together in Ormond Beach but are zoned for archrival Mainland.
Charles Nelson is the Sandcrabs' highest-profile academy exemption and one of the area's most-sought-after juniors. The 5-foot-8, 164-pound running back/wide receiver/defensive back has seven college scholarship offers, including Georgia Tech and North Carolina. He was originally zoned to attend Mainland, but he said he was motivated to attend Seabreeze, in part, to stay with the friends he grew up with. His family has since moved into the Seabreeze district, Beach said.
"Charles said he wanted to join the culinary academy and that he wanted to cook," his father, Charles Nelson Sr., said. "It wasn't about the football for him. He wasn't as comfortable with Mainland because he was friends with so many kids who were going to be going to Seabreeze.''
Mainland, which rallied past Lakeland Lake Gibson 49-42 Friday night in the first round of the playoffs, has 18 percent of its team — nine of 50 players — from out of zone.
Mainland coach Scott Wilson said four of those athletes were "key players," including three from Deltona. All four will likely have an opportunity to play college football, he said.
Wilson did not include Mainland quarterback Cameron Hadley among the four "key" academy players. Hadley enrolled at Mainland via variance, according to Wilson. Wilson also noted Hadley, a former private school standout at Calvary Christian, lives within Mainland's district and was granted the variance after his mother's death.
Wilson, who wasn't the head coach at Mainland but was an assistant under John Maronto when Powell arrived in 2009, said he doesn't approach potential players and added if they approach him, he directs them toward the registrar's office.
"I'm not going to go looking for somebody," Wilson said. "We are going to go with who we have here that has gone through all the proper paperwork."
Trinity Christian quarterback Marquion Lane is a game changer. The 6-foot-2, 175-pound senior has an exciting blend of speed and athleticism.
Lane — who played for three schools (Mainland, DeLand and Trinity) in four years — has 17 college scholarship offers, including Florida State and Miami.
But, according to his father, Marlin Lane Sr., colleges were not alone in making recruiting calls to his son this year. When the News-Journal reported in the preseason that Lane was leaving DeLand and likely transferring to Trinity, Lane Sr. said his phone began ringing.
"I was getting calls from high schools everywhere, even outside of Volusia County," Lane Sr. said. "I had between five and 10 coaches from here call me. It was crazy. I told them I didn't want to do anything that would endanger Marquion. Some of them would just have their players talk to him."
Contacting an athlete enrolled at a public school — Lane was still enrolled at DeLand — while he is attempting to transfer to another public school is against the Florida High School Athletic Association's rules. Lane ended up enrolling at a private school, which did not require an academy application, variance or approval from the FHSAA.
Despite the belief by some that recruiting exists, none of Volusia County's active varsity football coaches has been penalized at his current school. In May 2009, the DeLand Bulldogs — under coach Kevin Pettis, who accepted a job at a high school in the Panhandle in February 2011 — were the last Volusia football program penalized by the FHSAA for contacting a potential transfer.
Scott Surgener, who moved to Florida from Missouri last year and took over a struggling Pine Ridge program, won six games on the field. But he was forced to forfeit five of those victories after he said he self-reported dressing an academically ineligible player.
After two seasons, his overall record at Pine Ridge is 2-18. The Panthers were 1-19 in the two seasons before his arrival.
Surgener, who had one out-of-zone player on his roster this year, doesn't approve of athletes and parents finding loopholes to enroll their children at another school.
"All that is is someone justifying doing it the wrong way," he said.
"We absolutely all know, whether we're willing to stand up and say it — and I will — that kids use variances and academies for athletic purposes. For those that say that doesn't go on, they know that's absolutely not true."
Surgener said the community, the school and the coaches know about the recruiting and that the schools benefiting now are the ones who have always benefited.
"I'm not suggesting that coaches are cheating," he said. "I'm simply saying this is the system that's been created. … There's an elephant in the room, and nobody wants to talk about it because it's benefiting a large number of people."
Unfortunately for Surgener, and Deltona's Cowan, whose team had four out-of-zone players (Cowan said none of the four played this year), things don't appear to be changing anytime soon.
When asked about 11.6 percent of the varsity football players in the county being on a variance or academy application, Saralee Morrissey, the director of planning for Volusia County schools, said that number "sounded low."
Morrissey said there are 1,867 variances or approved academy applications countywide for the entire high school student population of 18,360 (10.2 percent). Varsity football players (47) make up 2.6 percent of that total.
She said the academy concept was "exceptional."
"This is nationally recognized, and we are one of the premier school districts that the Ford Foundation sponsors for its academies," Morrissey said. "It is absolutely what we should be doing for our students in terms of getting them ready for post-high school."
She wouldn't say how many applications are made each year for academies and how many are accepted or denied. But she did say there is "qualification criteria" for each academy.
"I would say with the academy applications, they are primarily looking at the test scores, grades and what kind of courses you have taken," she said.
Some say unless the rules change, parents like Lane Sr. will continue to look for what they feel are the best situations for their children. His sons — Marquion and University of Tennessee starting tailback Marlin Lane — played at five schools combined through their prep careers.
"It's good that there are academies because kids need to transfer sometimes for reasons they can't control," Lane Sr. said. "Some of the kids have a goal to get to college, and it's like a dagger in their heart if they don't.
"That's why they need to do whatever they can to make it. As long as a kid is doing everything right academically, he should be able to go where he wants to go."
Staff writers Buddy Shacklette, Brent Woronoff and Sean Kernan contributed to this report.


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There have been a number of pet food recalls in recent weeks in North America. But just how serious are these recalls that occur from time to time?
In some instances, the recalls are issued by the manufacturer because of dissatisfaction with their product. In these cases, there is typically no risk to your pet.
In other cases, pet food may be voluntarily recalled by the company due to issues they have identified, or by request or order by the US Food & Drug Association (FDA), Health Canada, or by the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (Product Safety Australia). Often these requests or orders occur after consumer complaints or through routine testing carried out by these agencies.
When a pet food is recalled due to contamination by bacteria such as Salmonella or Listeria, it can be quite serious not only for your pet but also for the people living in your home as well.
What you need to know about Salmonella
Salmonella are bacteria that are normally found in the intestinal tract of many animals, including people. In the pet food manufacturing process, if the source animals are not handled properly, contamination can occur. This is especially true when the pet food is not cooked, as in the preparation of raw food diets; the bacteria can survive the raw food production process and can still be present in the food that is fed to your pet.
Signs of Salmonella infections in pets include diarrhea, bloody diarrhea, fever, vomiting, and lethargy. Some pets may show milder signs such as decreased appetite, fever, and abdominal pain. Additionally, some pets may show no signs at all, but can still pass the infection on to people or other pets in the home. Younger and older animals, as well as pets with weak immune systems are most at risk of developing infections. If your pet has consumed any recalled products and has the above signs, contact your veterinarian.
People can become infected with Salmonella after handling contaminated products, or surfaces exposed to the products, if they have not thoroughly washed their hands. Signs of Salmonella infection in people include nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, bloody diarrhea, abdominal cramping, and fever. Sometimes, Salmonella can cause more serious infections in people, including infection that spreads from the intestine to the bloodstream and then other parts of the body. If a member of your household is showing the above signs and is concerned they may have a Salmonella infection, they should contact their healthcare provider.
Those most at risk of becoming infected are young children; they tend to touch contaminated items and put their hands into their mouths without handwashing. Adults over age 65, pregnant women, and people with weakened immune systems are at a higher risk of developing serious infections.
What you need to know about Listeria
Listeria are bacteria that are found in soil, water, and some animals. This bacteria can also live in food processing plants and contaminate processed foods. Unlike many other bacteria, Listeria can survive refrigeration and even freezing.
Healthy dogs and cats rarely show signs of Listeria infection, but when shown, include vomiting and diarrhea. Sometimes Listeria can cause more serious signs of illness. Signs of a severe infection include fever, weakness, lethargy, muscle soreness, lack of coordination, skin infections, respiratory signs, miscarriage, and even death. If your pet has consumed any recalled products and has the above signs, contact your veterinarian.
People can become infected with Listeria after handling contaminated products, or surfaces exposed to the products, if they have not thoroughly washed their hands. Also, pets can pass Listeria to humans without showing any signs of illness (the bacteria is shed in the pet's feces). In people, mild Listeria infections can cause fever and diarrhea. In pregnant women, a Listeria infection can lead to miscarriage, premature delivery, stillbirth, or life-threatening infection in the newborn. Adults over age 65 and people with weakened immune systems are at a higher risk of developing serious infections. Listeria can spread through the bloodstream, causing meningitis which can lead to death.
The recent recalls in the United States have been a result of contamination of pet food/treats with Salmonella and Listeria bacteria. Several pets became ill after consuming products contaminated with Salmonella. In addition, two children became ill with Salmonella infection according the US Food & Drug Administration.
To check the list of pet foods that have been recently recalled in the United States, visit the FDAs website (https://www.fda.gov/) and search for "pet food recalls". To keep up-to-date on recalls in Canada, visit the Government of Canada's website (https://www.canada.ca/en/services/health.html), and in Australia, visit the Australian Competition & Consumer Commission's website (https://www.accc.gov.au/consumers ) and search for "pet food recalls".
If you suspect your pet has become ill from pet food products, a report can be filed with the above listed agencies.
Regardless of whether your pet is fed a raw food diet or not, proper handwashing after handling pet food, treats, and food dishes is important to ensure the health of everyone in your home. Always wash pet food dishes after your pet has eaten. Be aware of the signs of Salmonella and Listeria infections.


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Remember when people used to just drop by for a visit? "So and so stopped by for a visit." and we visited for quite awhile they would say. Do you remember people just dropping by? Do you remember when your parents and all your siblings would pile into the car, go for a drive and the next thing you new we were "visiting" a family?
Do you have people just drop by? Just recently my mother-in-law was upset because she found out someone came out for a "visit" and they were not home. She was so upset she missed the visit. I heard it many times recently. Most of these people that talk about "visiting" are the older generation. Have we all missed something? They would say indeed!
It seems especially important to the ladies. Ladies love to talk! Of course men like to show each other their latest tool or go into their man caves for awhile.
Today, if people all of a sudden showed up at our doorstep without calling first, we would most likely be offended! Maybe that is just us though.
By the way.......thanks for stopping by for a visit! We had a great visit, don't you think?
Happy hunting.
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Most of the old books I've been reading lately talk about people 'dropping in' to visit unannounced. If no one was home they would leave a 'calling card'. No on had telephone's in those days so it was hard to pre-arrange a visit. How times have changed...today it seems the younger generation has no time to visit!
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Though still in its early stages, the Parent Giving Program has already raised over $25,000 from parents of current students. Two couples, both parents of undergraduates and alums of Andrews University, head the campaign. Dan and Carol Lewis act as Parent Chairs while Laurence and Debbie Habenicht are the Freshman Parent Chairs. Dena King, Coordinator of Annual Giving at Andrews says, "They are visible examples of parents who give generously to support Andrews University even while they are paying tuition for one or more students."
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Turkey entered the knockout stage of Euro 2008 as the biggest underdog in the field, but yesterday they moved through to the semifinals in electrifying fashion. It appeared to be over for the Turks (especially to ESPN's Gamecaster) when Croatia's Ivan Klasnić netted a header to break the scoreless tie with a minute remaining in the extra period, but the action was just picking up.
Turkey pulled level moments later, with mere seconds remaining in stoppage time, when Semih Şentürk deflowered the Croatian goal with a drive from just inside the box. The knockout stage's first round of penalty kicks was won handily thanks primarily to Rüştü Reçber, the backup goaltender filling in for suspended Volkan Demirel, who stopped Mladen Petric's attempt.
Croatia compiled their problems by missing net a couple of times on their own, much to the dismay of their Nazi loving fans and at least one actual Nazi. The Turks will now move on to face the Germans, who know nothing of this Third Reich of which you speak. Unfortunately they'll be without four of their players, thanks to a suspension and an assload of yellows.
Now we turn our attention to what promises to be another thrilling match with the Netherlands taking on Russia in this afternoon's third quarterfinal. I'll be here to live blog both halves, because I sure as shit don't have anything else going on.


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Arturo Casadevall, M.D., Ph.D., already wears many hats at Einstein, and he's about to don another.
Dr. Casadevall is professor and chair of the department of microbiology & immunology, professor of medicine (infectious diseases) and the Leo and Julia Forchheimer Chair in Microbiology and Immunology at Einstein, and attending physician in medicine (infectious disease) at Montefiore, the University Hospital and academic medical center for Einstein. He'll take on an additional leadership role as director of Einstein's soon-to-be-created Center for Immunological Sciences.
This article originally appeared in Einstein's 2012-2013 Annual Report.A key goal of the new center is to enhance understanding of basic immunology and to translate that knowledge into treatments for immune disorders. "Immunology is central to almost all human diseases," says Dr. Casadevall. "In fact, you could say that most human diseases occur because there is either too much or too little inflammation— and immune responses are largely responsible for inflammation."
"You could say that most human diseases occur because there is either too much or too little inflammation."
Right now, he notes, "immunologists at Einstein are spread over many departments. Because of immunology's central role in human diseases, we're very interested in forming a more cohesive group. This new center will help coordinate our research efforts in immunology and make them much more fruitful."
As the center's director, Dr. Casadevall will recruit new faculty who specialize in human immunology, vaccine development and the human microbiome (the estimated 100 trillion microbes that live on and in humans and influence health and disease). "Once we beef up our presence in human immunology," he says, "we can form research partnerships with scientists in other areas at Einstein such as genomics and diabetes—which is increasingly viewed as an immunological disease."
Since joining Einstein as a postdoctoral fellow in 1989, Dr. Casadevall has distinguished himself as an infectious-disease researcher, mentor and lecturer:
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We finished the radiometer wiring today.
The data logger we installed to record measurements isn't working 100%, so we switched to a backup method. We worked so late, we had to stay the night on top of the mountain. The lab has bunks. It got quite cold outside at night, about -14C (7F), but not as cold as the liquid nitrogen (LN2) that arrived by snowcat tonight. The LN2 is about -196 C (-320 F) and we use it for calibration.


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My name's Richard and I'm a lifetime programmer by hobby, but looking to make it my profession. I've done a lot of work with C/C++ and C#, but have taken a serious liking to Java. This seemed like a great place to be a part of a community and I look forward to working with you all! (:
For the moment, I'm well versed in programming concepts and theory, but am new to the language. That shouldn't take long to pick up, though. Syntactually, Java is nearly identical to C/C++


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Soon after Kevin Youkilis' agent met with the Yankees eight days ago at the Winter Meetings, I spoke to one of the third baseman's friends. The friend said Youkilis was very intrigued by the possibility of playing for the Yankees.
Youkilis relished being immersed in the baseball cauldron that is Boston, an intense atmosphere that also exists in New York. Now that he has agreed in principle to a one-year, $12 million contract with the Yankees, which is pending a physical, he will experience the other side of the most ferocious rivalry in baseball.
While cautioning that Youkilis' deal won't be official until the physical is complete, Joe Bick, the player's agent, described him as being "some kind of fired up" about his new baseball home.
Before the news that Alex Rodriguez needed hip surgery became public, Youkilis wasn't expecting the Yankees to pursue him. Now, for the first time in Youkilis' career, he will actually hear something besides boos at Yankee Stadium. The Red Sox player who Yankee fans always disliked more than the others is Rodriguez's temporary replacement. Once Rodriguez is healthy enough to play, Youkilis will still get at-bats while shifting between third, first and designated hitter.
"There's nothing he likes better than being in the middle of the chance to win a World Series," said Bick about Youkilis. "He feels like that's the case here."
In a 2012 season that began with the Red Sox and ended with the White Sox, Youkilis hit .235 with a .336 on-base percentage, a .409 slugging percentage, 19 homers and 60 RBIs over 122 games. Other than homers, those statistics were Youkilis' worst numbers since he became a full-time player in 2006.
But in Youkilis, the Yankees see a former Gold Glove third baseman who is a selective hitter and who still produces solid numbers against left-handed pitchers. Even in 2012, Youkilis, who was third in the Major Leagues while seeing 4.36 pitches per plate appearance, hit .275 with a .386 on base percentage and a .492 slugging percentage off lefties. The Yankees might rest Youkilis, who turns 34 in March, against some right-handers.
By getting Youkilis on a one-year deal, the Yankees continued their trend of signing free agents to one-year contracts this offseason. Pitchers Mariano Rivera, Hiroki Kuroda and Andy Pettitte have all signed for one year and outfielder Ichiro Suzuki is expected to agree to a one-year deal this week. The one-year approach means the Yankees aren't adding salary for 2014, which is when they have stressed that their payroll will be under $189 million.
Because Youkilis was vilified by Yankee fans when he played for the Red Sox, there are some who have groused about his addition. I am amused by those complaints.
Once the Yankees didn't make offers to Eric Chavez and Jeff Keppinger and both signed elsewhere, the Yankees needed to find a solid third baseman. Youkilis is that solid player, regardless of where he played before. What matters to the Yankees is where Youkilis is playing now: in the baseball cauldron that is New York.
"He likes being in the middle of the fight," Bick said. "With this team and at this time, that will definitely be the case."
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Rethinking Creative: Adobe's CEO on Cloud Strategy
Adobe CEO Shantanu Narayen describes the company's transition from packaged software to a subscription model in the creative cloud, and customer reaction to that change, in this excerpt from The Big Interview with Wall Street Journal tech editor Scott Austin.
This transcript has been automatically generated and may not be 100% accurate.
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Company: Belkin
Website: www.Belkin.com
Model: TuneCommand
Price: $50
Compatible: iPod 3G, 4G, mini
This RF remote control from Belkin regrettably appeared in stores only after Apple had discontinued the iPods (3G, 4G, and mini) that were compatible with its top-mounting receiver. That's a real shame, because the company did a great job with TuneCommand's design, developing a comfortable remote control with seven buttons (play/pause, track forward/backward, volume up/down, shuffled playback and repeated playback), and including a number of other features other companies hadn't thought of.
For instance, the remote and receiver connect together for convenient storage when not in use, and there's a belt clip, lanyard, and adhesive car/wall mount in the package, allowing you to easily carry or mount TuneCommand wherever you prefer. It also claims a broadcasting distance of 150 feet, which like similar options (even ABT's best-of-class iJet) it didn't hit in our tests, but did work at distances and through walls better than the Infrared remotes we've tested. A docking version for 5G iPods and nanos was unveiled in January, 2006 and will be released in late March or early April.
Editors' Note: iLounge only reviews products in "final" form, but many companies now change their offerings - sometimes several times - after our reviews have been published. This iLounge article provides more information on this practice, known as revving.


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