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Besides the rad cars, miles of walking, scantily clad girls signing autographs, loads of people, and Vegas, there is more to the annual aftermarket gathering of the Specialty Equipment Market Association, simply known as the SEMA Show. Take, for example, the new products, which is what SEMA is all about in the first place. There's something for virtually every type of vehicle you could possibly fathom. Anything and everything related to the automotive field is displayed throughout the never-ending aisles lining the buildings. For those of you who couldn't make it out this year, we've gathered here only a sliver of all the cool products we saw. As for the countless others, I'm sure you'll run into them somewhere down the road.

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From Lowrance Automotive (12000 E. Skelly Dr., Dept. SC, Tulsa, OK 74128, 800/324-1356, comes the new iWay 350c, featuring dual internal lithium ion rechargeable batteries (plus a built-in battery charger) for up to 15 hours of wire-free navigation, music, and picture viewing. The iWay 350c offers full 16-channel GPS+WAAS precision and a built-in antenna, and 3.5-inch diagonal TFT 16-bit color sunlight-readable viewing. Plus, the simplified touchscreen menus put easy operation right at your fingertips. The iWay 350c comes fully loaded with U.S. and Canada NAVTEQ detail-including over 5 million Points-of-Interest-so there are no maps to buy or install, and no fees to pay. The iWay 350c is turn-by-turn routing with voice and visual directions, with automatic re-routing for missed turns, while easily finding your way to addresses, fuel, lodging, dining, and more. There is also a full-featured stereo MP3 music player, and a digital media card slot to plug and play your favorite MP3 or Ogg Vorbis audio files with ease. The built-in full spectrum FM modulator lets you wirelessly stream your music through any clear FM radio channel. You can even view your travel photos; simply insert an MMC or SD card with your JPEG photo files into the media card slot for larger-format, big-color enjoyment.

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Armed And Dangerous
From Classic Performance Products (175 E. Freedom Ave., Dept. SC, Anaheim, CA 92801, 714/522-2000, are new '55-'57 tubular control arm sets. The new control arms add 5 degrees of caster, provide full wheel travel, and minimal friction. The control arms are manufactured from 1-1/4 0.120 wall DOM tubing to eliminate distortion. The arms also feature an interlocking sleeve design to prevent hardware from working loose. Pivots carry forward and back loads. The arms are a complete bolt-in installation with no modifications required

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MSD (12120 Esther Lama, Ste. 114, Dept. SC, El Paso, TX 79936, 915/857-5200, now has a performance distributor to replace the OEM GM LT-1 Optispark. It's machined from an entire billet block of aluminum down into a precise housing that fits in place of the factory piece. Then it's filled with a reliable new pickup assembly, a trick timing adjustment mechanism, and an all-new MSD distributor cap. The pickup is an advanced optical encoder, which is a different style of optical pickup than the OEM. This style has proven to be very reliable and stable through extreme rpm conditions. The rotor is bolted to a drive assembly that is indexed to the shaft, and is stabilized through the use of a large ball bearing assembly. Once installed, you have the ability to adjust the ignition timing-the only distributor that offers timing adjustability. An adjustment screw allows the timing to be tweaked up to +/-5 degrees. The distributor is equipped with a fresh air vent, and has an extra-thick mounting surface for the cap to eliminate leaks. The distributor is supplied complete with heavy-duty LT-1 cap, rotor, and the components required for installation.

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Voodoo Magic
New from Lunati (11126 Willow Ridge Dr., Dept. SC, Olive Branch, MS 38654, 662/892-1500, is Voodoo Hydraulic Flat Tappet Camshafts. The new Voodoo cams feature 30 years of cam design experience with more recent developments in profiles, geometry, and tolerances to deliver the most aggressive ramp profiles ever used in hydraulic flat tappet cams, and asymmetrical lobe designs with slower closing sides set the valve down easy to reduce noise and premature failure of the valvetrain.

The Voodoo Chevrolet small-block ('57-present) camshaft delivers more area under the curve than any other series of hydraulic camshafts. This means more throttle response, quicker acceleration, more vacuum, and better efficiency combined with maximum horsepower and torque. This cam works excellently in TPI Injection applications. It makes approximately 19-inch vacuum at idle, has slightly noticeable idle, works with stock converter, A/C, power brakes, and stock valvesprings in most cases.

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Electric-Life (5990 Northwest Hwy., Dept. SC, Chicago, IL 60611, 773/467-0200, has designed the first ever power Reverse Hood Kit. At the touch of a button, the Reverse Hood Kit is designed to lift up, move forward, and open in reverse. Electric-Life's kit utilizes power actuators and a patent-pending cam lever design to move the hood out of the way of any valance or front body paneling. Smooth operation is guaranteed with gas shock stabilizers and rear hood-machined Delrin axial guideway. The Power Reverse Hood Kit is available in two configurations-bolt-in and universal fit. The universal kit can be installed in any vehicle with a traditionally front mounted hood over the course of a weekend with minimal welding and fabrication. Electric-Life's bolt-in kits require no fabrication, and can be installed in a single afternoon with handtools and an electric drill. Every Power Reverse Hood Kit comes with 200-pound actuators, a plug-and-play wiring harness, billet aluminum Street Dreams brackets, a power ignition safety cutoff, a six-channel keyless entry system, gas struts, and an manual emergency entry cable.

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Rad Radiators
AFCO (975 Hyrock, Dept. SC, Boonville, IN 47601, 812/897-0900, announces its all-new Performance Series direct fit aluminum radiators for '66-'67 Chevelle and '60-'68 Impala V-8 models. A direct-fit from the box, AFCO's Performance Series radiators require virtually no cutting or welding, and mount in the factory location. A 1-inch-per-row, two-row core provides maximum cooling, unlike copper brass or original equipment radiators. A furnace-brazed core guarantees leak-free performance without the need for epoxy, which eliminates extra weight for optimal efficiency. All AFCO deep-drawn-formed radiator tanks are made of 0.080-inch 3003 aluminum for strength and durability. The precision-formed and polished tanks provide a show-quality appearance.

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Control Center
Holley's (1801 Russellville Rd., Dept. SC, Bowling Green, KY 42101, 270/782-2900, Commander Multi-Point Injection System is now available for Chevy Vortec engines. The Commander 950 MPFI system includes manifolds, ECU, harness, and all accessories for a complete installation. The aluminum intake manifold, billet aluminum throttle body, billet rails, injectors, and related miscellaneous parts are partially assembled and tested prior to packaging. With the addition of Commander 950 electronics, Holley multi-point injection systems offer more features, performance, greater system tuneability, and outright good looks.

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Rubber Neckin'
From Street and Performance (#1 Hot Rod Ln., Dept. SC, Mena, AR 71953, 479/394-5711, comes the LS1 2004-up custom water necks. The new necks are offered straight, 360/45, or 15-degree variations. The different styles allow ease of installation on late-model LS engines into vintage Chevy steel.

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From Meguiars (17991 Mitchell South, Dept. SC, Irvine, CA 92614, 800/347-5700, is the Smooth Surface Clay Kit. Removing above-surface contaminants and restoring a smooth surface to your paint finish is now easily accomplished. The non-abrasive clay bar safely, easily, and instantly removes paint overspray, fallout, environmental contaminants, making waxing easier and more durable. A bonus Cleaner Wax sample and a full-sized Supreme Shine Microfiber are also included.

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Fully Bloomed
New from Hooker Headers (704 Highway 25 South, Dept. SC, Aberdeen, MS 39730, 270/781-9741, are full-length performance headers designed for swapping the LS1 family of engines into '67-'69 Camaro, Firebird, or '66-'72 Chevelle or El Camino, or any GM A-Body intermediates. The headers are available with a painted or ceramic-coated finish.

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Blues head coach Sir John Kirwan has named a team with one change to the one that beat the Reds for this week's Super Rugby match against the Chiefs at Yarrow Stadium in New Plymouth.

With midfielder Francis Saili suffering a high ankle sprain in the lead up to last week's clash with the Reds and Jackson Willison succumbing to a hamstring strain during the game, George Moala has been promoted from the bench to start at centre.

"George has played there all year and has done a great job for us so I have no issues at all," Kirwan said.

"One of the positive things was that when we had Francis fall over on Wednesday, Jackson Willison stepped up and he got injured in the first half and then George stepped in and we were pretty seamless which was fantastic."

Kirwan has decided to leave captain Luke Braid out of the side rather than risk rushing him back too early.

"For me the biggest decision was around Braidy and whether he was 100 per cent and we've decided that he's about 90 per cent so we're going to give him a rest," he said.

"It's great having the privilege of Brendon who is playing incredibly well so that's the nice thing about creating a full squad now. You've got guys that are transitioning in without too much hassle."

Prop Sam Prattley has overcome a neck injury to be included on the bench ahead of Ofa Tu'ungafasi, while Pita Ahki is also named in the reserves in place of the promoted Moala.

Kirwan said he was expecting a huge challenge from the Chiefs.

"They're the reigning champions and are a great side full of character. It'll be a big week for them and they'll probably be targeting this week as their rebirth because they haven't been travelling as well as they would have liked although they still have 30 points and for us it's a big test away from home so it's going to be a classic."

Kirwan said there was no way of glossing over the fact that his side had not won a game on the road in 13 matches and that it needed to change this weekend.

"We're well aware of it, this team needs to win away from home if we're going to be in the playoffs, there's no science around that we just need to take more individual responsibility and make sure we get there."

15. Charles Piutau,14. Frank Halai,13. George Moala,12. Ma'a Nonu,11. Lolagi Visinia,10. Simon Hickey,9. Bryn Hall,8. Jerome Kaino,7. Brendon O'Connor,6. Peter Saili,5. Tom Donnelly,4. Patrick Tuipulotu,3. Charlie Faumuina,2. Keven Mealamu (C),1. Tony Woodcock

Replacements : 16. James Parsons,17. Sam Prattley,18. Angus Ta'avao,19. Hayden Triggs,20. Steven Luatua,21. Piri Weepu,22. Ihaia West,23. Pita Ahki

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Buettner has published research in the past about societies where people seem to live the longest. Now this book chronicles places where people seem the happiest (based on polls like the World Database of Happiness, World Values Survey, Gallup World Poll, Latinobarometro and Eurobarometer. This is an important part of social sustainability. And the US is far from the best. “Our founding documents promise is that the pursuit of happiness is an inalienable right, but there’s no plan to actually achieve it.”

He tells stories about Denmark, Mexico, San Luis Obispo and Singapore. Obviously these areas differ in significant ways (eg, political freedom government corruption and hours of sunlight). But what he discovers is that much of what can make people happy can be “engineered” into their lives through:

--government policies that reduce economic/status disparities and limits work hours and shopping hours. (Average work week in Denmark is 37 hours; the Netherlands set maximum shop hours to 96 hours a week.)

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--personal decisions (like marrying the right person, living in a place with enough sun, watching less TV, paying off your house, owning a pet, living near your work, having a religious and/or meditation practice, and spending time with family/friends.)

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--Economic freedom and security seem more important to happiness than political freedom.

--In areas where women have achieved gender equality, men are happier than women and where women are not treated equally, women are often happier than men.

The last two chapters both seem to be trying to sum up the book, which felt like a song that was having trouble coming to an end. Chapter six summarizes the research on ‘thriving’ and then there is a tacked-on “Special bonus chapter” on living longer, an echo from his earlier work.


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    What to Expect When You Have an Extremely Premature Infant

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    Infants born between 22 and 26 weeks of pregnancy are called "extremely premature." If your infant is born this early, you likely will face some hard decisions.

    Your premature infant has a much greater chance than ever before of doing well. A baby has the best chance of survival in a neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) that has a staff with a lot of experience.

    When a baby is born too early, his or her major organs are not fully formed. This can cause health problems. Your infant may not respond well to attempts to keep him or her alive. Often it's not clear whether treatment will help an infant live-with or without disability-or will only make the dying process take longer. A specialist called a neonatologist can give you some idea of what may happen. But no one can predict what exactly will happen. In the end it will be up to you to decide how far to continue treatment.

    Having a premature baby may be stressful and scary. To get through it, you and your partner must take good care of yourselves and each other. It may help to talk to a spiritual adviser, a counselor, or a social worker. You may be able to find a support group of other parents who are going through the same thing.

    What can you expect after an extremely premature birth?

    If the baby can't breathe, the first decision that may be faced by parents and doctors is whether to resuscitate the infant. This means bringing the baby alive by getting the heart and lungs to work. When resuscitation doesn't work or isn't done, babies get care that makes them comfortable instead of treatment to keep them alive.

    Treatment decisions are usually based on whether the infant's brain has been damaged. This can happen from bleeding in the brain or a lack of oxygen. Other things that affect treatment decisions include how physically healthy the baby looks and how many weeks old the baby appears to be.

    The first month after the birth is when most major problems occur. It is a critical decision-making period for parents. There may be laws in your area that affect your decisions. Talk to your doctor about this.

    How many of these babies survive being born?

    The more premature the baby is, the lower the chances of survival are. Very few infants survive when they are born at 22 to 23 weeks of pregnancy. The table below shows estimates based on two sources.

    Chances of survival 1, 2

    Weeks of pregnancy

    Survival rates

    Nearly 2 to 3 out of 10 survived (about 7 to 8 out of 10 died)

    5 out of 10 survived (5 out of 10 died)

    Nearly 8 out of 10 survived (about 2 out of 10 died)

    It's important to remember that research results are only general numbers. Everyone's case is different, and these numbers may not show what will happen in your baby's case.

    How many of these babies have problems later on?

    In the first year of life, babies that have a very low birth weight are more likely to be in the hospital more often than babies who were born at a healthier weight. 2

    Many problems can't be found until after an infant's more urgent problems are under control. For example:

    Below are examples from studies of children who survived being born extremely early. Researchers looked at how likely these children were to have problems later on, based on how early they were born and/or what they weighed at birth.

    Chances of having problems

    Weeks of pregnancy, or birth weight

    Number of infants who had problems later on

    Weight less than 1000 g (2 lb)

    Up to 4 out of 10 had one or more moderate or severe problems by the time they were age 8. 3 These problems included intellectual disability , cerebral palsy, blindness, and deafness.

    23 to 25 weeks

    At age 2½, about 3 out of 10 had one or more of the severe problems listed above. 4 This means that about 7 out of 10 did not get these problems. At age 6, about 5 out of 10 children born at these early ages were more likely than other children to have attention problems, behavior problems, and problems adjusting to school. 5

    25 to 26 weeks

    Nearly 4 out of 10 had problems at age 19, including problems with hearing, sight, intellectual disability, and having a job. 6 This means that more than 6 out of 10 did not have these problems.

    For a tool that can help estimate the outcome for babies born at 22 to 25 weeks of age, go to www.nichd.nih.gov/about/org/cdbpm/pp/prog_epbo/epbo_case.cfm.

    1. Tyson JE, et al. (2008). Intensive care for extreme prematurity-Moving beyond gestational age. New England Journal of Medicine, 358(16): 1672-1681.
    2. Carlo WA (2011). Prematurity and intrauterine growth restriction. In RM Kliegman et al., eds., Nelson Textbook of Pediatrics, 19th ed., pp. 555-564. Philadelphia: Saunders.
    3. Hack M, et al. (2005). Chronic conditions, functional limitations, and special health care needs of school-aged children born with extremely low-birth-weight in the 1990s. JAMA, 294(3): 318-325.
    4. Costeloe K on behalf of the EPICure Study Group (2006). EPICure: facts and figures: Why preterm labour should be treated. British Journal of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, 113(Suppl 3): 10-12.
    5. Samara M, et al. (2008). Pervasive behavior problems at 6 years of age in a total-population sample of children born at <25 weeks of gestation. Pediatrics, 122(3): 562-573.
    6. Hille ETM, et al. (2007). Functional outcomes and participation in young adulthood for very preterm and very low-birth-weight infants: The Dutch project on preterm and small for gestational age infants at 19 years of age. Pediatrics. Published online August 31, 2007 (doi:10.1542/peds.2006-2407).

    Other Works Consulted

    • Batton DG, Committee on Fetus and Newborn (2009). Antenatal counseling regarding resuscitation at an extremely low gestational age. Pediatrics, 124(1): 422-427.
    • Committee on Fetus and Newborn, American Academy of Pediatrics (2007, reaffirmed 2010). Noninitiation or withdrawal of intensive care for high-risk newborns. Pediatrics, 119(2): 401-403. Also available online: http://aappolicy.aappublications.org/cgi/reprint/pediatrics;119/2/401.pdf.
    • Eichenwald EC (2012). Care of the extremely low-birth-weight infant. In CA Gleason, SU Devaskar, eds., Avery's Diseases of the Newborn, 9th ed., pp. 390-404. Philadelphia: Saunders.
    • Johnson S (2007). Cognitive and behavioural outcomes following very preterm birth. Seminars in Fetal and Neonatal Medicine, 12(5): 363-373.
    • Msall ME (2007). The limits of viability and the uncertainty of neuroprotection: Challenges in optimizing outcomes in extreme prematurity. Pediatrics, 119(1): 158-160.
    • Pignotti MS, Donzelli G (2008). Perinatal care at the threshold of viability: An international comparison of practical guidelines for the treatment of extremely preterm births. Pediatrics, 121(1): e193-e198.

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I’m trying to get a little down time in before the kids get home. Timothy is napping (I think) and I’m holed up in the bedroom exploring pinterest for holiday/party ideas. This is difficult to do for only one reason:

It’s all about food.

Let me back up by explaining something. I posted on Facebook last night about a blessingway ceremony. Whether or not anyone would even want to do that is really not my concern. I’ve opted out of a formal baby shower (at least I think most people know I really don’t want one). The social pressure that comes from attending and being the main focus of a shower makes me highly uncomfortable. I’ve done it before. The games are dumb, I have to talk to people I may not want to talk to, and then everyone has to sit around and watch me open a buttload of gifts. I just don’t want it. A really nice friend of mine has been sweet enough to take my anxiety into account and organize an online shower for me. I like it. I can sit around in my pajamas all day, read nice things people may write in the guest book, and open gifts later should anyone choose to get the baby something. Granted, I’m not expecting much since I’m the worst gift-giver in the world…we’ll talk about that another day since it has to do with forgetfulness and stuff.

Anyway, the blessingway would be more private–like really good friends, female family, and I get to approve the guest list. It’s not that I don’t like all the people in my life. I do! I really do! I just don’t want to be forced to talk to all of you IN ONE DAY. That’s too much pressure.

Then there’s the food. With a shower, everyone kind of expects cake and cute little pastel treats, appetizers trotted out from old family recipes that involve pounds of white pastry flour, sugar, and butter. It all sounds lovely and looks adorable on those pinterest boards. But I can’t eat it. Being at any party right now is the most depressing thing ever. I went to a wedding recently where I ate five plates of vegetables and cheese while sitting right next to a pasta bar. I allowed myself a smidgen of Melba toast and left before the cake.

I think what I’m trying to get at here is that I want to avoid social eating for the duration of my pregnancy unless it involves a diabetic-friendly menu. Not everything in life can be so simple since I have to attend my first choir rehearsal of the season next week–a rehearsal which is really a party in disguise since it’s at someone’s house where everyone has been invited to bring their favorite DESSERT. At least I’m getting paid to drool over a table full of forbidden food while I’m the only one in the room not eating and guzzling wine…but anyway. If any parties should swing my way, you can guarantee I won’t be happy about it unless there’s like a pile of meat I can eat or a table laden with 100% whole grain everything plus all the protein it takes to exchange those carbs. And absolutely, positively, no cake unless it’s sugar free.

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TOKYO, Japan, November 8. THE first day of heat sheets for the FINA World Cup stop in the home of the 2020 Olympic Games — Tokyo, are now available to the public.

As always, FINA World Cup Queen Katinka Hosszu has a stacked schedule, appearing five separate times during the first day of competition with entries in the 200 free, 100 fly, 50 back, 200 IM and 200 back.

Meanwhile, the U.S. Junior National Team is in full force here in Tokyo as the squad has helped extend the preliminary competition by several heats past the norm on the FINA World Cup circuit so far. Also, while USA Swimming has not yet confirmed to Swimming World whether it is going to accept Indiana University’s mixed relay swims that were recognized as world records as the organization’s American records, Team USA will wind up with new American records in those events as they are serving up a full contingent in the mixed relay events.

FINA World Cup men’s point leader Chad Le Clos, fresh off a world-record performance in Singapore, will undertake a bit of a relaxed schedule on night one with just the 50 and 100 fly events. Meanwhile, USA’s Tom Shields is back on the tour after taking the Singapore stop off.

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OMAHA, Nebraska, June 29. REBECCA Soni, who fell to Breeja Larson in an upset in the women's 100 breast earlier in the week, returned to competition this morning with a vengeance as she looks to defend her 200 breast title at the 2012 U.S. Olympic Trials.

Soni charted a time of 2:23.11 in the final of 13 heats, just a second off her world-leading season best of 2:22.22. Soni won the event in Omaha last time around with a 2:22.60 with Amanda Beard making her fourth Olympic team with a second-place finish at the time. Soni, the defending Olympic champion in the event as well, has much more in the tank with a textile best time of 2:20.69. She could be looking for Annamay Pierse's world record of 2:20.12 or Leisel Jones textile best of 2:20.54 at some point this week. Soni split a 1:08.95, which would have been good enough to make semifinals in the 100 breast.

Beard, the defending silver medalist from Trials in 2008, made the top eight again this year with a 2:27.07 heading into semifinals. She's looking for a fifth Olympic appearance after swimming in 1996, 2000, 2004 and 2008 with two Olympic gold medals, four silvers and a bronze to her credit.

SwimMAC's Micah Lawrence nearly reached her personal best of 2:24.62 in the event with a 2:24.95 to earn the second seed. She took 17th in the race in 2008, just missing semifinals, and will be looking to replicate her 2011 Summer Nationals victory. Andrea Kropp (2:25.77) and Laura Sogar (2:26.23) placed third and fourth, while Haley Spencer (2:27.90) took sixth.

Caitlin Leverenz, who already made the team with a win in the 200 IM and a second-place time in the 400 IM, qualified seventh in 2:28.26. She wound up third in the event in 2008 behind Soni and Beard. Annie Zhu comprised the rest of the top eight with a 2:28.72.

Notably, 100 breast victor Breeja Larson qualified 10th in 2:29.23, while veteran Keri Hehn, 31, raced to 13th with a 2:29.97. Additionally, Tennessee's Kirstyn Colonias blasted a 2:30.09 from heat 7 of 13 to make semis in 14th.

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Katy Freeman — 2:29.48
Keri Hehn — 2:29.97
Kirstyn Colonias — 2:30.09
Brittany Kimmitt — 2:30.17
Anne Lazor — 2:30.19

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CDMS result covers new ground in search for dark matter

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Scientists looking for dark matter face a serious challenge: No one knows what dark matter particles look like. So their search covers a wide range of possible traits—different masses, different probabilities of interacting with regular matter.

Today, scientists on the Cryogenic Dark Matter Search experiment, or CDMS, announced they have shifted the border of this search down to a dark-matter particle mass and rate of interaction that has never been probed.

“We’re pushing CDMS to as low mass as we can,” says Fermilab physicist Dan Bauer, the project manager for CDMS. “We’re proving the particle detector technology here.”

Their result, which does not claim any hints of dark matter particles, contradicts a result announced in January by another dark matter experiment, CoGeNT, which uses particle detectors made of germanium, the same material as used by CDMS.

To search for dark matter, CDMS scientists cool their detectors to very low temperatures in order to detect the very small energies deposited by the collisions of dark matter particles with the germanium. They operate their detectors half of a mile underground in a former iron ore mine in northern Minnesota. The mine provides shielding from cosmic rays that could clutter the detector as it waits for passing dark matter particles.

Today’s result carves out interesting new dark matter territory for masses below 6 billion electronvolts. The dark matter experiment Large Underground Xenon, or LUX, recently ruled out a wide range of masses and interaction rates above that with the announcement of its first result in October 2013.

Scientists have expressed an increasing amount of interest of late in the search for low-mass dark matter particles, with CDMS and three other experiments—DAMA, CoGeNT and CRESST—all finding their data compatible with the existence of dark matter particles between 5 billion and 20 billion electronvolts. But such light dark-matter particles are hard to pin down. The lower the mass of the dark-matter particles, the less energy they leave in detectors, and the more likely it is that background noise will drown out any signals.

Even more confounding is the fact that scientists don’t know whether dark matter particles interact in the same way in detectors built with different materials. In addition to germanium, scientists use argon, xenon, silicon and other materials to search for dark matter in more than a dozen experiments around the world.

“It’s important to look in as many materials as possible to try to understand whether dark matter interacts in this more complicated way,” says Adam Anderson, a graduate student at MIT who worked on the latest CDMS analysis as part of his thesis. “Some materials might have very weak interactions. If you only picked one, you might miss it.”

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Manlius, NY -- The public got a chance Thursday night to hear details of a consultant’s recommendation to merge four fire departments in eastern Onondaga County into one fire district to save money and improve service. About 35 to 40 people attended the presentation, and many asked questions.

The consultant, RFG Fire/Rescue Consulting of Macon, Ga. has recommended a single fire district be set up to handle the administrative and managerial duties for four fire departments in the town of Manlius: the Minoa, Kirkville, Fayetteville and Manlius departments. That would include the town of Manlius and the northern portion of Pompey.

Several questions asked centered on specifics of how the merger would work, and how much could be saved. One person asked if each village would have to hold a public referendum to approve the consolidation, (yes,) and if everyone would pay the same fire district tax (yes.)

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WASHINGTON (AP) — Hundreds of thousands from the Midwest to the Mid-Atlantic were preparing to spend the Fourth of July like America's founders did in 1776, without the conveniences of electricity and air conditioning.

Power outages from Friday's storm altered planned celebrations in a host of ways and left powerless residents grumbling that America's birthday would hardly be a party. Cookouts were cancelled or moved to homes with power. Vacation plans were altered. Some residents without power said they weren't in a holiday mood. And even some whose power had been restored said they had run out of steam to celebrate in the way they had planned.

Friday's storm arrived with little warning and knocked out power to 3 million homes and businesses in states from West Virginia to Ohio and Illinois. Officials blamed 24 deaths on the storm and its aftermath, and power companies in some places estimated it could be the weekend before everyone's power is restored. More than 900,000 homes and businesses remained without power early Wednesday.

As a result, power repairs were taking priority over parties in many parts. At least four planned fireworks displays were cancelled in Maryland because of the outages, with officials saying they couldn't spare police and fire resources for the festivities.

In Rockville, Md., officials called off their celebration because trees and wires were blocking two of the three entrances to the college campus where fireworks were planned. In Gaithersburg, Md., Acting City Manager Tony Tomasello said his city, about 30 minutes north of Washington, cancelled its display because a power company is using its planned celebration location, a fairgrounds, as a staging area for repairs. Hundreds of bucket trucks park there when crews finish their 16-hour shifts, and transformers, gravel and poles are being stored there too.

"Everyone's disappointed. We're disappointed," Tomasello said of cancelling the celebration, adding that it would be rescheduled.

In West Virginia, meanwhile, officials urged people to resist the temptation to set off fireworks at home because the risk of fire is too high. Many brown, crunchy lawns were already potential fuel, but the trees and limbs that fell during the storm have added even more tinder.

Some people affected by the storm were too tired or frustrated to think about fireworks, parties or planned holiday travel. Dennis Andrews, 62, of Ellicott City, Md., had planned to go to Myrtle Beach, S.C. But after spending 14 hours cutting trees that fell on his property, Andrews, who runs a construction equipment rental company, said he was ready to relax by the pool instead.

Other parties were toned down, cancelled or moved. LaJuan Barnett, 44, who runs a daycare in Waldorf, Md., planned a more modest celebration with hot dogs and hamburgers after throwing out at least $350 in spoiled food and spending another $200 on groceries Tuesday.

"We're on a budget," said Barnett, who got her power back on Monday night, after nearly 72 hours.

Power outages and spoiled food also changed the plans of Sharvey Smith, 39, of Baltimore. Smith had begun preparing for an Independence Day party before the storm hit, buying chicken and spare ribs and planning a small gathering on her back porch. But that food spoiled when her power went out, so her party is off.

She planned to spend Wednesday's holiday at her parents' house 10 minutes away, which has electricity, and where she and her family have been staying. But her patience is wearing thin.

"I want to go back home," said Smith, adding that she calls the power company number three or four times a day to check on her power.

So far, the estimated time it will be back on is no earlier than Thursday.

The party Potomac, Md., resident James Gangler, a retired computer technician, planned to attend at his former boss' house was cancelled because of the outage. Although the cancellation email was sent Saturday, Gangler didn't see it until his own power returned Monday.

"I'm glad I saw it because I would have shown up there all by myself," he said.

A nearby swimming pool has reopened and that's where Gangler's wife Anna plans to celebrate the Fourth. But Gangler said he's looking forward to some cool relaxation at home.

"I'm just going to stay in and enjoy the air-conditioning and the quiet," he said.

In other iconic Fourth of July places, though, plans remained unchanged.

Fireworks on the National Mall in Washington were going forward. At George Washington's Mount Vernon estate in Virginia, where power was initially off for 12 hours after the storm, plans for birthday cake and ice cream making were on. And in Colonial Williamsburg, the restored 18th century Revolutionary capital of Virginia, there were plans to celebrate with fifes and drums, musket and cannon fire, and a reading of the Declaration of Independence.

In Williamsburg, partying like it's 1776, isn't anything new, said spokesman Jim Bradley.

"In a sense we do that every day, no matter what the weather," Bradley said.

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T-ara's comeback has now been confirmed to be on July 3 and they are coming back as an 8th member group with Lee Areum(The 9th member will join them in December, for those who missed it)

T-ara will release "Day by Day" on July 3rd to be followed by the full album named "Mirage" on August 15th and "T-ara's Effect" on October 15th.

Another thing to note is that T-ara will release a 20-minute music video drama starring themselves based in the year 2330 with the backdrop of a extravagant SF (science-fiction) futuristic city. The music video's plot will tell a sorrowful story.  The music video will also include T-ara's eighth member, Areum, as well T-ara's ninth member, Dani.

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Toshiba has released a promo video for its upcoming 10.1-inch Android tablet, the Folio 100, showcasing some of its feature set. It’s an impressive advert, clearly designed to tempt people away from Apple’s iPad.

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Britain’s Carl Froch stopped Romanian title holder Lucian Bute in the fifth round to claim the IBF world super-middleweight crown on Saturday. The 34-year-old Froch’s comfortable victory over the unbeaten Bute in his home town of Nottingham, England, made him a three-time world champion after his previous two WBC title wins. Froch, whose record is now 29-2, started brightly and had the 32-year-old Bute in trouble in the third round and again late in round four, roared on by a raucous home crowd. Bute, who came into the fight with a 30-0 record, including 24 knockouts, was caught by a right hand in the fifth, before a flurry of punches from Froch culminated in another right that forced Bute to hang on to the ropes. Referee Earl Brown started a standing count, but Bute’s corner came into the ring to save the Canadian-based fighter from further punishment. “I came here more determined than I’ve ever been before,” Froch told Sky Sports. “I’ve been guilty of switching off in the past, but tonight I’ve been very focused.”

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Harlequins sealed their first English league title with a 30-23 victory over Leicester at a sun-drenched Twickenham in London on Saturday, holding off a late surge from the nine-time champions to win a dramatic and entertaining final. England captain Chris Robshaw’s 57th-minute try put daylight between the sides after the first half ended 14-13 to Harlequins, the London-based club who were in disgrace just three years ago following the notorious “bloodgate” scandal. A sixth Nick Evans penalty stretched the lead to 30-13, but Leicester center Anthony Allen instantly reduced arrears with a try and flyhalf George Ford’s penalty took the midlands club to within seven points. Leicester battered the Harlequins line in the hope of forcing extra-time, but they fell short in a thrilling finish. Harlequins winger Tom Williams, who almost quit rugby after the bloodgate incident in which he was found to have fabricated an injury with fake blood to facilitate a tactical substitution during a Heineken Cup quarter-final, sped over for the opening try after nine minutes.

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Italy’s Federica Pellegrini dominated the women’s 200m freestyle to retain her title at the European championships in Debrecen, Hungary, on Saturday and put down a marker ahead of the London Olympics in two months time. While her time, 1 minute, 56.76 seconds, was hardly spectacular, being only the 12th fastest in the world this year, it was the way in which she controlled the race that caught the eye. She touched the wall almost two seconds up on Germany’s Silke Lippok. Among the men, Serbia’s Milorad Cavic posted the fastest time in the world this year when claiming the 100m butterfly in 51.45 seconds, with Hungarian Laszlo Cseh second in 51.77. Poland’s Radoslaw Kawecki won his first major title when lifting gold in the men’s 200m backstroke.

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Garmin-Barracuda rider David Zabriskie won his seventh US national time trial title on Saturday in Greenville, South Carolina, ahead of BMC’s Tejay van Garderen. Zabriskie clocked 40 minutes, 41.44 seconds over the 33.3km course to retain his title. Van Garderen was second in 40:47.90 and Brent Bookwalter was third in 41:08.06. Zabriskie, 33, won his first national time trial title in 2004. He won four in a row from 2006 to 2009 and added a sixth last year.

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Taipei plans expansion in provision of public housing

LIVING LESSONS A DPP councilor said the government should learn from Hong Kong and Singapore, where public housing units account for a majority of homes

By Mo Yan-chih  /  STAFF REPORTER

The Taipei City Government said yesterday it was planning to expand its public housing program and build more houses at designated locations around the city next year in an effort to tackle skyrocketing house prices.

Taipei City’s Department of Urban Development has selected six pieces of municipal land, located mainly in Wenshan (文山) and Neihu (內湖) districts, for construction of public housing units. The project is scheduled for completion in 2014, and the houses will be for rent only, said Liang I-chu (梁一柱), a division chief at the department.

The call for the government to provide more public housing and build affordable homes has grown recently in response to soaring house prices in the Greater Taipei area.

Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) Taipei City councilors Chien Yu-yen (簡余晏) and Lee Ching-feng (李慶鋒) said the average price of a new house in the city’s Zhongshan District (中山), for example, has reached NT$1 million (US$31,800) per ping (3.3m²), while there are only 59 empty public rental housing units available in the city.

“So far all measures provided by the government to dampen house prices have failed. The city government should provide public rental housing units and rent subsidies as a more effective measure,” Chien said yesterday at the Taipei City Council.

The Cabinet promised earlier this month to increase the housing supply by releasing available public housing and building affordable houses in a number of suburbs close to MRT stations.

The government also tried to rein in soaring housing prices by increasing taxes on luxury apartments and by offering partial mortgage interest relief for low-income families and the young.

Chien said the government should learn from Hong Kong and Singapore, where public housing units account for more than 80 percent of all houses, offering rented accommodation at a reasonable price as a long-term solution to housing problems.

In Taipei, the city government stopped building public housing in 2006, and there is a 10-year waiting list for public housing units. The monthly rent for a public housing unit measuring 19 ping is about NT$5,600, according to information from the department.

Liang said the city government would offer at least 200 housing units after construction of new public housing program is completed in 2014.

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/// In PC Numbers, HP Investors See a Light at the End of the Tunnel

April 12, 2012  |  All Things Digital

It’s been awhile since Hewlett-Packard investors have had much to cheer about, but when they got some good news, they took it in spades. HP shares surged by more than 7 percent, or $1.69, today to $25.10, mainly on a positive report on the state of its personal computer business from the market research firms Gartner and IDC. As I noted yesterday , HP saw its share of the global market grow fractionally, according to the reckoning of Gartner, at the expense of Dell, Acer and Asus, while China-based rival Lenovo grew even more. IDC saw similar results, and both research houses were surprised to see the overall market grow in the first quarter of the year where a market decline had been expected. That was enough to give HP shares a long-awaited jolt. So far in 2012, HP shares have fallen a little less than 3 percent, but that comes on top of the ridiculous 40 percent drop they suffered during 2011. Much of that decline was suffered on Aug. 19, 2011, a day after the company, under then-CEO Léo Apotheker, missed its quarterly forecasts, spent $12 billion to acquire the British software firm Autonomy and floated an ill-advised plan to spin off the very PC operations that gave investors a rare moment to cheer. Looking back now, it does make for some irony, no? To be sure, HP’s share price has had a better than average week. On days when the Dow was mostly in the red, HP has been one of the few stocks on the board showing green all week. And frankly an uptick in the PC business, while welcome indeed, isn’t exactly going to fix HP in any fundamental way. At least not yet

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Vietnam reprieves foreign TV channels – for the moment

Government gives them more time to find local partner who will edit and translate content, and some channels like CNN that had gone off the air are back
An antenna dish for K+ is displayed for sale in front of a store in downtown Hanoi on May 17, 2013. The Vietnamese government has told cable operators that for an unspecified ‘interim period,’ while the foreign channels are working out arrangements, they do not have to take any channel off the air. PHOTO: AFP

Foreign television channels are back on the air after the government relaxed a deadline for them to acquire a local partner with an “editing” license under a new regulation that took effect last month.

Cable operator K+, a joint venture between a Vietnamese company and France’s Canal+ group, cut 21 foreign channels, including the BBC and CNN, that had failed to fulfill the requirement by the May 15 deadline.

However, the government stepped in after an outcry against the “confusing” law, including criticism by foreign governments that the country was tightening the screws on foreign businesses at a time when its economy has slowed.

The controversy began in March 2011 when the government issued Decision 20 stating that foreign channels, including news channels, can only broadcast in Vietnam if they have their contents translated and edited by a local TV operator with an editing and subtitling license.

The regulation was meant to ensure foreign channels’ contents meet “people’s healthy needs” and conform to the country’s media laws.

The government finalized the provisions and announced in June 2012 that the deadline for tying up with a local partner would be November that year.

But the translation stipulation drew flak, especially from news channels, who said it would be “costly” and “infeasible.”

“These requirements add significant costs for foreign channels, especially budget channels, to enter and/or stay in the Vietnam market,” the Cable & Satellite Broadcasting Association of Asia said in a report last year.

“For news channels, which depend heavily on live content, the burdens are particularly onerous,” it said.

At a conference aimed at reviewing the issue last November the translation requirement topped the agenda, with attendants questioning its workability.

By then only 16 foreign channels, mostly entertainment channels, had acquired a local partner with a license, while 59 others, including CNN, the BBC, and Star World, had not and faced the risk of going off the air.

Media reports about the conference galvanized pay-TV subscribers – there are around four million pay-TV subscribers who increasingly prefer foreign to domestic channels – into protesting, prompting authorities to change tack.

The government extended the deadline by six months.

But in apparently another concession to public pressure, the government in late March issued Decision 18 – news channels no longer had to carry Vietnamese subtitles.

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Foreign channels then had another month and a half, until May 15, to sign a deal with a licensed local partner.

But the international channels claimed there was too little time and that the new law “confused” them.

“Nobody knew what to do,” John Medeiros, chief policy officer at the Cable & Satellite Broadcasting Association of Asia, said.

“[It] came so late that there was no time for the news channels to have discussions with their [Vietnamese] commercial partners and then apply for the editing licenses.

“[But] I think it is fair to say the confusion is now over,” Medeiros told Vietweek.

“The Vietnamese government made it clear that it did not want to see foreign TV channels dropped from the country’s pay-TV systems.”

The government has told cable operators that for an unspecified “interim period,” while the foreign channels are working out arrangements, they do not have to take any channel off the air.

A number of major cable operators confirmed to Vietweek that they would continue to show all international channels.

The BBC and CNN, which went off the air for six days last month, declined to tell Vietweek if they have completed the task.

But insiders said they are convinced the storm has blown over because “quite a number” of editing licenses have been issued.

“I hear positive reactions from the news channels,” Medeiros said.

“We are optimistic that the news channels will work out their necessary commercial arrangements and that the entertainment channels’ licensing process will continue in an orderly way.”

Alissa Rooney, head of communications with BBC Global News Limited, said the channel is “in continued discussions with Vietnamese authorities on the matter.”

A Hong Kong-based CNN spokesman said the channel is “pleased… [to] be able to continue operating in Vietnam.

“We welcome policies that grant market access and unfettered trade and encourage a long-term commitment to these principles,” he said, declining to be named.

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The US and other governments, especially those with national broadcasters, have been urging Vietnam to amend the law, according to the Associated Press.

“We know that the international community is watching. Frankly, the Vietnamese government is getting some bad press [because of this],” Medeiros said.

Critics have likened the license-granting process to increased “censorship” in Vietnam, charges Vietnamese authorities have bristled at.

“It’s just not right to call it censorship,” Trinh Long Vu, chief editor of the pay TV department at Vietnam Television, said.

“This is a government policy to better manage foreign channels [in Vietnam]. It has been chaotic,” Vu told Vietweek.

The number of pay-TV subscribers in Vietnam increased from 2.5 million in 2010 to 3.7 million in 2011, according to latest figures compiled by the Ministry of Information and Communications.

In Vietnam, 13.5 percent of all households have cable TV, according to the ministry, and the industry continues to have huge growth potential. The percentage of pay TV subscribers in Asia is 40-60 percent.

Television penetration in Vietnam is high with 90.4 percent of households having at least one set. The country has a population of 90 million.

According to the US Commercial Service in Vietnam, the annual market revenue of pay TV was US$2 billion in 2011 and is forecast to grow at a compounded annual rate of 17 percent through 2015.

Last month the Ministry of Information and Communications allowed the military-owned Viettel to enter the cable TV market, a move that analysts say is likely to increase competition in the dog-eat-dog cable TV market.

Vu, the VTV editor, said the issue of editing licenses is being done gradually and was only “a matter of procedure.”

Critics have also panned the usual 30-minute delay in broadcasts by international channels in Vietnam but Vu defended it saying it was a “technical issue.”

But the bottom line is “we have the right to watch [foreign channels]. That’s a reality that happens not only in Vietnam.”

China and Malaysia also require local companies that receive or transmit signals from foreign channels to make sure the contents conform to local laws.

“Vietnam looks more like that,” Medeiros said. “I think that’s one reason why Vietnam is moving in the right direction.”

Vietnamese TV operators are working with VTV and Vietnam News Agency to edit the content of all foreign channels, said Hoang Vinh Bao, director of the Ministry of Information and Communications’ broadcast and television department.

“It is those local companies that will ensure that appropriate content from foreign channels is broadcast in Vietnam,” he told Vietweek.

But he declined to elaborate on what he meant by “appropriate content.”

“That’s a sensitive question,” he said.

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(VOVworld) – A program called “For beloved Truong Sa students” on Friday launched its second phase to raise money to build a primary school on Sinh Ton island, Truong Sa district, in Khanh Hoa province. The program, jointly run by the Vu A Dinh Scholarship Fund, the Ho Chi Minh City Law Newspaper, and Ho Chi Minh City Television, allocated the donation received in the first phase to build the Truong Sa primary school, the first of its kind on Truong Sa archipelago.

Truong My Hoa, former Vice President and Chairwoman of the Vu A Dinh Scholarship Fund, said:”The parents say they can live far from the mainland but can not let children live far from the literacy. Schools are necessary for not only Sinh Ton island but also other places. The Truong Sa primary school built on Big Truong Sa island will lay the foundation for an education system on the archipelago”.

Construction is expected to begin in the 2013-2014 school year on an area of 400 square meters.


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Local supporters observe President’s 51st birthday

August 20, 2012
By Jeannie Sieck , Toledo Chronicle, Tama News-Herald

Saturday August 4th at the Eagles club in Tama, folks gathered to celebrate President Obama's 51st Birthday.

Folks were greeted by a decorated patriotic hall, done by Cheryl, Gomer and Jeannie, and our special guest, President Obama [cardboard image]. John Meyer of Tama took pictures of the folks with the President and when developed will be sent to the White House in D.C.

The beautiful patriotic cake, by Becky Cline of Tama, was served with ice cream by Beth Lamb of Chelsea. Jeannie Sieck of Toledo, baked chocolate chip cookies, chocolate chunk cookies and sugar cookies decorated with pink lemonade frosting, all the President's favorites.

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Howard Manos of Toledo and John Meyer, showed videos of the President's speeches from 2008-2009 and His video of 2012, "The Road We Traveled". Some short videos of events put on by Tama County community folks, brought back many special memories including "Yes We Can".

These videos generated lively discussions about Taxes, the Farm Bill, Education, Jobs, Equal Rights and Fairness for all Americans. High School students expressed their views on education, funding for college and health care and how it affects their parents and themselves as they ready for college.

TCDP Co-Chair, Mary Jo Cheverny of Toledo, reminded folks of the Wind Up Festival in Traer this weekend the 12th and invited all to the CC Meeting Wednesday the 8th at the Tama Civic Center around 6:30pm. Some topics on the agenda will be, opening of a Democratic office, where and when, and sharing the building with OFA. The unity of the two organizations will show that anything is possible when you work together. Greater Together! To help now for this election year, vote early.

Volunteers will be needed to manage the office, answer the phone, sign up people for early voting, register folks and set up events. I'm sure there will be a "clean-up day", "organizing and decorating" day and an "open house" day, that all are welcome to help with. Just contact Co-Chairs, Mary Jo and Glen Sailsbury. It's always a fun time so join us.

Folks signed birthday cards and wrote short greeting to the President and all will be sent to the White House D.C Folks took home prizes, stickers, buttons, dog tags, flyers, and stuff from the "yard sale" table.

It was enjoyable to visit with friends and neighbors and celebrate the President's special day.

This event was hosted by member of TPOH Community Service Group.

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The new leaders of Florida's energy policy were announced Monday by Gov. Charlie Crist, who appointed seven of the nine members to the Florida Energy and Climate Commission. They are Kathy Baughman McLeod of Tallahassee, who is deputy chief of staff to state Chief Financial Officer Alex Sink; Nils J. Diaz of St. Pete Beach, a former chairman of the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission; Howell L. Ferguson of Tallahassee, chief executive officer of Lykes Bros.; Nicholas C. Gladding, a Sarasota lawyer with Ruden McClosky; Debra S. Harrison of Marathon, Florida director of the World Wildlife Fund; Timothy T. Jackson of Orlando, chief executive officer, Glatting Jackson Kercher & Anglin; and James F. Murley of Miami, director of the Center for Urban and Environmental Solutions. The other two will be appointed by the chief financial officer and the commissioner of agriculture and consumer services. They all have to be confirmed by the state Senate.

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[aprssig] AX.25 RR bit test - Holy Grail (KWD)

Robert Bruninga bruninga at usna.edu
Tue Dec 4 17:18:31 UTC 2012

Don't' know yet.  Ill keep track of reports.  As soon as someonc can set
up a transmit test, (and have a client that can receive and display the
bits) then we can test a kenwood digipeater.

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From: aprssig-bounces at tapr.org [mailto:aprssig-bounces at tapr.org] On Behalf
Of Lynn W. Deffenbaugh (Mr)
Sent: Tuesday, December 04, 2012 12:11 PM
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Subject: Re: [aprssig] AX.25 RR bit test - Holy Grail (KWD)

Ignore but copy from inbound path to outbound path in the event of a
Kenwood-based digipeater?  Or do they reconstruct the path components,
possibly clobbering the received RR bits?

Lynn (D) - KJ4ERJ - Author of APRSISCE for Windows Mobile and Win32

On 12/4/2012 11:55 AM, Robert Bruninga wrote:
> Kenwood confirms that their radios all will ignore the RR bits and so we
> can use them for future features without impacting current functions.
> I will keep tabs of the results of all tests of the RR bits as we prove
> that
> The network is presently transparent to their future use.  Please test
> report.
> I have now added both of these new proposals (Preemptive digipeating and
> RR bits) to the APRS version 1.2 web page:
> http://aprs.org/aprs12.html
> Bob, WB4APR
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Robert Bruninga [mailto:bruninga at usna.edu]
> Sent: Friday, November 30, 2012 3:07 PM
> To: TAPR APRS Mailing List
> Cc: Robert Bruninga
> Subject: RE: [aprssig] AX.25 RR bit test - Holy Grail (reply)
> Your comments are all well received.  But so far, none of the comments
> have shown a reason why not to explore future use of these bits for
> constructs:
>> it would not work with existing software..
> Never intended to "work".  Only intended to be "transparent" or
> by existing software.  The Future use of those bits is only for FUTURE
> concepts which of course would require FUTURE code to take advantage of
> it.  But nothing that exists now would be impacted (if present hardware
> AX.25 compliant and transparent to them as they should be).
>> these bits are in AX.25 headers. _not_ in
>> [packets] sent through APRS-IS...
> SO therefore, by definition, they do not break anything that exists in
> APRS-IS and are 100% backwards transparent with the entire APRS-IS.  It
> only backwards transparency that is a concern.
>> Also, there is no construct in the APRS-IS packet
>> format to embed the values of those bits in the APRS-IS...
> Sure there is.  We can easily add into the APRS-IS pseudo header without
> breaking anything that exists.  I am sure that the clever minds that
> up with the Q construct can think of some similar way to indicate these
> bits [11].
>> and not available in any clients speaking to command-mode TNC's.
> But again, "are not available" does not block any future use and also
> implies existing transparency.
>> Only KISS-mode TNC's would be able to pass such non-standard packets
> First, GREAT!  This means that every software or client that uses a KISS
> interface can be updated to use these bits if desired.
> Second, these bits *are* STANDARD AX.25.  "The bits ... may be used in
> agreed-upon manner in individual networks".  And if that is not APRS,
> I don't know what else would be..
>> There's just WAY too many things using the TNC2
>> humanly readable packet format, not just the APRS-IS,
>> that would need/benefit from access to this information.
> Again, that is FUTURE BENEFIT.  Of course, FUTURE code would need to be
> updated to take advantage of FUTURE use of these bits.  But that is how
> move forward as long as it does not break anything that exists now.
>> But to me the death knoll is compatibility.
>> There are just too many devices for this to ever
>> be proven not to be harmful.
> They are in the spec, the spec authorizes their use, every spec
> TNC, Radio, Hardware, etc should handle them just fine.  We should not
> afraid to use something in the AX.25 spec that was put there just for
> kind of special network use, but we overlooked for so long? We simply
> to test them before using them.
> Of course, we would not move forward if ANY existing hardware failed to
> transparent to these bits.  But that is no reason not to at least
> the test and find where we stand.
>> I urge you to withdraw this part of the proposal...
> But, until someone can show that a piece of hardware fails to pass these
> packets, then I think it should remain on the table and worthy of
> exploring and testing.
> So few of us can actually generate an AX.25 packet at the bit level,
> this testing can only be done by people who can test their AX.25
> transmitting code.  Maybe Byonics or Argilent, or any of the software
> authors can take a crack at testing it.
> So again, the only thing that matters now is TRANSPARENCEY of these bits
> to all existing APRS and AX.25 hardware and firmware.  Future use that
> does not break anything that exists, seems to me to be a worthy area to
> explore for future use for future (not presently existing) capabilities.
> Just brain storming...
> Bob, WB4APR
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Even folks who claim not to like quiche rave about this one! I developed the recipe by combining the best of five others that I'd tried. Now it's a hearty family favorite that always gets star billing at my traditional Christmas morning brunch.
TOTAL TIME: Prep: 25 min. Bake: 55 min. + standing YIELD:6-8 servings

  • 2 tablespoons all-purpose flour
  • 1/2 cup mayonnaise
  • 1 tablespoon dried minced onion
  • 1 tablespoon butter, melted
  • 1 teaspoon salt
  • 3 eggs
  • 1-1/2 cups milk
  • 3 cups frozen chopped broccoli, thawed and patted dry
  • 12 bacon strips, cooked and crumbled
  • 8 medium fresh mushrooms, chopped
  • 2 cups (8 ounces) shredded Monterey Jack cheese
  • 1 sheet refrigerated pie pastry

  • 1. In a large bowl, combine the first five ingredients. Whisk in eggs, one at a time. Stir in the milk, broccoli, bacon, mushrooms and cheese.
  • 2. Line a 9-in. deep-dish pie plate with pastry. Trim pastry to 1/2 in. beyond edge of plate; flute edges. Pour broccoli mixture into crust. Bake at 350° for 55-60 minutes or until a knife inserted near the center comes out clean. Let stand for 10-15 minutes before cutting. Yield: 6-8 servings.

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1 serving (1 piece) equals 471 calories, 36 g fat (14 g saturated fat), 133 mg cholesterol, 843 mg sodium, 20 g carbohydrate, 1 g fiber, 16 g protein.

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  • 2 egg whites
  • 2 teaspoons nonfat dry milk powder
  • 1 teaspoon canola oil
  • 1 drop yellow food coloring

  • 1. In a small bowl, combine all ingredients. Use as a substitute for 1 egg. Yield: 1 serving.

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A golden-brown chicken surrounded by bright vegetables creates an appealing meal-in-one.
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  • 1 broiler/fryer chicken (3 to 3-1/2 pounds)
  • 1 tablespoon canola oil
  • 1/8 teaspoon salt
  • 1/8 teaspoon pepper
  • 6 medium carrots, cut into 1-inch pieces
  • 4 celery ribs, cut into 1-inch pieces
  • 3 medium baking potatoes, cut into 1-1/2-inch pieces
  • 2 medium onions, cut into wedges
  • 2 tablespoons butter, melted
  • 4 teaspoons minced fresh thyme or 1 teaspoon dried thyme

  • 1. Place chicken, breast side up, in a shallow roasting pan. Rub with oil; sprinkle with salt and pepper. Bake, uncovered, at 375° for 45 minutes.
  • 2. Arrange the carrots, celery, potatoes and onions around chicken. Combine butter and thyme; drizzle over chicken and vegetables.
  • 3. Cover and bake 45-60 minutes longer or until a meat thermometer reads 180° and vegetables are tender. Yield: 6 servings.

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Zesty Pineapple Ham Glaze Recipe

Pineapple, a longtime favorite with ham, combines with cloves and Dijon mustard in this recipe. It stirs up in a wink and is sure to perk up the palate.—Hormel, Horst Kruppa
TOTAL TIME: Prep/Total Time: 30 min. YIELD:24 servings

  • 1/2 cup crushed pineapple
  • 1/4 cup Dijon mustard
  • Dash ground cloves

  • 1. Combine all ingredients in a small bowl. about 30 minutes before ham is done, remove from the oven. Score surface; spoon glaze over entire ham. Return to the oven, basting occasionally during the last 30 minutes of baking. Yield: 1/2 cup.

Nutritional Facts

1 serving (4 ounces) equals 7 calories, trace fat (trace saturated fat), 0 cholesterol, 63 mg sodium, 1 g carbohydrate, trace fiber, trace protein.


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Garaicoa’s work is often concerned with failed utopian schemes, presenting a critical reflection on the social and political history of Cuba since the revolution. He focuses on architecture as a way of addressing the degraded reality of contemporary Havana. This work was created from an English-language educational book on architectural drawing whose pages have been cut and folded. The book was re-published in Cuba in 1966 and reflects the utopian aspirations of the revolution through the emphasis it placed on education, in this case in the field of architecture.

February 2011


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Lack of Action

Joe McCulloch, exhaust contrails still streaming off him from his recent Inkstuds appearance, delivers a look at the week in comics, as well as an extended take on the title he claims was the best superhero relaunch of 2011. His answer will probably surprise—not to say baffle—you.

And Sean T. Collins takes on the final issue of MOME.

One of my favorite regular events of the holiday season has begun: Tom Spurgeon’s annual series of extended interviews with comics figures. Yesterday, he put up the first one, a long discussion with Art Spiegelman. Today he put up the second, talking to Tom Neely, Emily Nilsson, and Virginia Paine about the future of Sparkplug.

Paul Gravett presents a translation of his own French (!) essay on Joe Sacco.

Chris Pitzer celebrates nine years of publishing AdHouse. That is a hard number to believe!

Derik Badman gives us his short list of the best webcomics of 2011. He has very unusual and individual tastes, and these are probably all worth at least looking into.

Luc Sante has written a brilliant brief bio of the French crime author Jean-Patrick Manchette, best known to American comics readers for his collaborations with Jacques Tardi.

Finally, Spanish comics scholar Pepo Pérez takes the McLuhan/Baudrillard approach to analyzing Frank Miller’s politics (not those of this year but of a decade ago).

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  1. DerikB says:

    Thanks for the link. Hopefully that will send a few more eyes to some of those webcomics (especially Overby’s).

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