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Alaska Surimi Seafood Lettuce Cups
Quick Facts
Servings: 4
Prep Time: 20 min.
Crab-filled lettuce cups make a refreshing appetizer or quick lunch.
- 12 oz surimi seafood (imitation crab)
- 1 1/2 cups cooked rice (preferably short grain Japanese rice)
- 1/2 cup cucumber, peeled, seeded and chopped
- 1/2 cup avocado, peeled and chopped
- 1 cup Asian-style salad dressing, bottled (preferably with ginger and wasabi), or for a lighter version use a low- or non-fat dressing
- 1/4 cup pickled ginger, chopped, optional garnish
- 1/2 cup toasted nori (seaweed), optional garnish
- 3 Tbs toasted sesame seeds, garnish
- 1 head iceberg lettuce
- Lettuce cups:Cut off the bottom third of the lettuce head. Soak lettuce top in ice water for 10 minutes - this will help separate the leaves. Carefully separate the outer lettuce leaves, one at a time, to make the cups. Using scissors, trim each lettuce cup to form circles. A head of iceberg should yield 8 to 10 lettuce cups. Save the lettuce core for a chopped lettuce salad.
- Salad:Combine Alaska Surimi Seafood, cooked rice, cucumber and avocado in a large bowl. Add salad dressing; toss to coat all ingredients. Place lettuce cups on a large plate and fill each with about 1/2 cup of the surimi-rice filling. Garnish with pickled ginger (optional), nori (optional) and sesame seeds to serve.
Recipe courtesy of the National Fisheries Institute
Nutrition Facts
Calories 319
Calories from Fat 80 (25%)
(15%)Total Fat 9g
(7%)Saturated Fat 1g
Polyunsaturated Fat 3g
Monounsaturated Fat 3g
(8%)Cholesterol 23mg
(52%)Sodium 1236mg
(17%)Potassium 598mg
Total Carbohydrate 45g
(22%)Dietary Fiber 5g
Sugars 5g
Sugar Alcohols 0g
(32%)Protein 16g
* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet.
Nutrition facts are calculated by a food expert using nutritional values provided by the USDA for common products used as recipe ingredients. Actual nutritional values may differ depending on the amounts or products used and can be affected by cooking methods.
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text: Pitonyak Machinery Corporation Auger Wagons December 2, 2012 11:00 PM Tweet TAGS: Marketing, Overseas December 18, 2014 By Nate Birt Top Producer Managing Editor Email Manufacturer: Pitonyak Machinery Corporation 1220 East Durkee St., Carlisle, AR 72024 Phone: (870) 552-7517 Website: www.brandtpmc.com Series: Brandt GCX Series Grain Carts Base Price Range: $41,995 to $54,995 Notable: Single top auger spring and bottom bearing on bottom auger; price includes tarp and lights. Description: Capacity 700 bu. to 1,050 bu.; 20" auger; unload rate 350 bu. to 400 bu./min.; empty weight 11,300 lb. to 12,300 lb. Options: Tires include 800/65 R32 or 900/60 R32, depending on model; scale option is Weigh-Tronix; available in red or green. Click here to return to the full listing of auger wagons. Back to news


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The Sandusky District Library Board of Trustees meets on the 4th Monday of each month in the Community Room. Meetings begin at 5:00 pm and are open to the public.
Board of Trustees members include: Sharon Carman, Bonnie Erbe, Paula Paterson, Kip Reynolds, Bev Schumacher, Aaron Seifferlein, and Joanne Stoutenburg


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FERC, California sign agreement to coordinate hydrokinetic project development
The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) and the State of California have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to coordinate procedures and schedules for review of hydrokinetic energy projects off the California coast.
This marks the fourth hydrokinetics MOU that FERC has signed with other states, following agreements signed last year with Washington and Maine, and with Oregon in 2008. Today's agreement ensures that FERC and California will undertake all permitting and licensing efforts in an environmentally sensitive manner, taking into account economic and cultural concerns.
"This agreement with California shows FERC's continuing commitment to work with the states to ensure American consumers can enjoy the environmental and financial benefits of clean, renewable hydrokinetic energy," FERC Chairman Jon Wellinghoff said.
"I am delighted the State of California has signed an MOU with the Commission on developing hydrokinetic projects off the California coast," Commissioner Philip Moeller said. "This completes a sweep of the West Coast which, along with Maine, is showing its commitment to bringing the benefits of clean hydrokinetic energy to the consumers of the United States."
FERC and California have agreed to the following with respect to hydrokinetics:
- Each will notify the other when one becomes aware of a potential applicant for a preliminary permit, pilot project license or license;
- When considering a license application, each will agree as early as possible on a schedule for processing. The schedule will include milestones, and FERC and California will encourage other federal agencies and stakeholders to comply with the schedules;
- They will coordinate the environmental reviews of any proposed projects in California state waters. FERC and California also will consult with stakeholders, including project developers, on the design of studies and environmental matters; and
- They will encourage applicants to seek pilot project licenses prior to a full commercial license, to allow for testing of devices before commercial deployment.
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President Obama says he plans to advance an ambitious policy agenda this year "with or without Congress." His latest decision: an executive order raising the minimum wage for federal contractors to $10.10 an hour. Do Obama's executive orders exceed his constitutional power?
Bush years the same
Two words: "Unitary executive."
You might not remember those words — Republicans in Congress certainly don't seem to. They were the name of a theory, advocated by Dick Cheney in particular, under which the George W. Bush administration unilaterally chose to ignore Congress and its legal obligations, pretty much whenever it chose.
A law against warrantless wiretapping? Ignore it.
Treaties against torture? Ignore them.
Don't like the new law Congress passed? Don't veto it — sign it, but add a "signing statement" explaining why you won't actually obey it.
All of this happened with the near-total acquiescence of congressional Republicans throughout the Bush administration. (Ron Paul, as always, was the exception.) Much like its love of fiscal austerity and the filibuster, the GOP rediscovered its fidelity to the rule of law with alacrity in 2009, when President Obama took office.
It's clear what's going on here: Republicans don't believe in a constrained, limited presidency. They believe in constraining and limiting Democrats. It's not the same thing, and observers can be forgiven for rolling their eyes at the crocodile tears of self-styled defenders of the Constitution.
This isn't to let Democrats off the hook. They spent the Bush years complaining about abuses of power, and now beg the president to bypass Congress wherever possible. Cynical power-grabbing is a bipartisan exercise.
And yes, the president is among the cynical power-grabbers: "Any President takes an oath to, 'preserve, protect and defend the Constitution of the United States,'" he said when he first ran for president, suggesting he would rein in the excesses of the Bush administration. "The American people need to know where we stand on these issues before they entrust us with this responsibility — particularly at a time when our laws, our traditions, and our Constitution have been repeatedly challenged by this administration."
So much for that. No matter: That ship has sailed. The cat is out of the bag, the worms out of the can: If Republicans want to limit the presidency, let them prove it when one of their own is in the White House.
— Joel Mathis
Hold Obama to account
Fact is, U.S. presidents do have vast powers under Article II of the Constitution, especially when it comes to waging war and protecting national security. But "vast" isn't the same as "unlimited." Too many presidents — Republican and Democrat — have stretched the interpretation of their powers to the limit, and sometimes beyond.
In that sense, President Obama is no different from past presidents. But in crucial ways, he has used and abused his powers in ways his predecessors could only fantasize about.
Unilaterally raising the federal minimum wage for government contractors may have Republicans in Congress pulling their hair out this week, but that's among the least of this president's usurpations of their lawmaking authority.
Committing American air power in 2011 to help overthrow Libyan dictator Moammar Gadhafi without so much as consulting Congress was a milestone in presidential overreach. Obama called it "leading from behind." In the aftermath, four U.S. State Department employees were killed in Benghazi on September 11, 2012, and Libya is splitting along old tribal lines and descending further into chaos.
Obama decided in 2012 that Congress wasn't doing enough to reform U.S. immigration laws. So he signed an executive order barring the Immigration and Customs Enforcement service from deporting minors and relatives of U.S. service members living in the United States illegally.
The president's justification was at least somewhat plausible: "prosecutorial discretion" gives him some leeway on enforcement. But immigration enforcement officers complain, with justice, that Obama's orders have effectively tied their hands.
But when the president decided to delay his health care law's "employer mandate," he engaged in nothing less than wholesale lawlessness. The reason for the delay boils down to cynical political calculation: forcing employers with more than 50 workers to provide health insurance ahead of the 2014 midterm elections would likely disrupt the economy and be bad for Democrats. Nothing more to it than that.
Congress has for too long delegated far too much of its power to the executive branch. It's past time the legislative branch used its authority to hold this president to account, starting with enforcing his ill-conceived health care reform law.
— Ben Boychuk
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The New Members of the National Football Fall of Fame
America, the National Football Fall of Fame has some new members for 2009.
They include standouts on defense, Bruce Smith and fomer Raven Rod Woodson who were elected on their first try, while former commissioner Paul Tagliabue was denied for the third straight year.
Also picked Saturday were longtime Bills owner Ralph Wilson; the late Derrick Thomas, former Vikings guard Randall McDaniel; and former Cowboys star Bob Hayes. The inductions will take place on Aug. 8 in Canton, Ohio; meanwhile, let's all respect these great men who are now immortals in the game.


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I quite like the new music (if this is indeed the theme) - it doesn't sound so much like the theme to The Lion King, as the old one did! It will be interesting to see if any changes are made to the format, now that the series has switched channels.
(With thanks to Thomas)
My new book, Tracing Your Irish Family History on the Internet, is now available from Pen and Sword. My Scottish land and church records ebooks are available at http://www.gen-ebooks.com/unlock-the-past.html, whilst my next Pharos Scottish course, Scottish Research Online, starts Sep 4th - see http://pharostutors.com/details.php?coursenumber=102. Time to smash a few brick walls...!


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SWEEPS 16 Extrasolar Planet Candidates
SWEEPS Field
This image was created from HST data from proposal 9750: K. Sahu, and H. Bond (STScI), T. Brown (High Altitude Observatory, Boulder), S. Casertano and M. Livio (STScI), D. Minniti (Catholic University of Chile), N. Panagia (STScI), A. Renzini (Astronomical Observatory of Padova, Italy), R. Rich (University of California, Los Angeles), and M. Zoccali (Catholic University of Chile). The science team also includes J. Valenti, E. Smith, T. Brown, W. Clarkson, and S. Lubow (STScI), and N. Piskunov (Uppsala University, Sweden).
F606W (V) and F814W (I)
This image is a composite of many separate exposures made by the ACS instrument on the Hubble Space Telescope using two different filters. Two filters were used to sample broad wavelength ranges. The color results from assigning different hues (colors) to each monochromatic image. In this case, the assigned colors are:
Blue: F606W (V)
Green: F606W (V) + F814W (I)
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Many battles have been fought - and indeed won - around the coast of the British Isles, and in other British territory such as the Falklands. There are accounts from as early as 897AD that record battles against powerful foes such as the Vikings.
Hundreds of years later in Aboukir Bay on 1 August 1798, Rear Admiral Horatio Nelson achieved one of the most decisive victories in the age of sail, and re-established British command of the Mediterranean.
Read about some of the most significant of these conflicts in the following pages, and see how much we owe to the men and women who had the courage to fight selflessly for this land which we call home today.


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In any profession, one of the last things you want to be labeled as is a snitch. It doesn't matter if you are a bus driver or the head of strategic fry operations at What A Burger. When your way of life stipulates that you act as hard body as possible and abide by all street codes, like being a rapper, this statement especially holds true.
But not all Hip-Hop artists can keep it as 100 as they claim when faced with the opportunity of giving the police a little more information than the G-code allows (which is none). On the other hand, snitching has such a leper like stigma that some artists get falsely accused of ratting in an attempt to soil their reputations. Be clear, if you do dirt, then rat on your comrades, that is snitching. However, if you are not about that life and are just a civilian going about your business, calling the authorities when a crime is committed is NOT snitching (despite what Cam'Ron will tell you). Know the difference.
That said, whether documented or just hearsay, here are 10 of Hip-Hop's most prominent cases of the snitch label being tossed around…
• Terry Richardson Takes Even More Candid Shots Of Odd Future [PHOTOS]
• A Queens Story: Nas & Salaam Remi's 10 Greatest Collaborations
• The Curious Case Of Joseline Hernandez: A Visual Timeline Of Success [PHOTOS]
• 8 Things You Need To Know About 2 Chainz's Based On A T.R.U. Story
• T.I.'s New "Go Get It" Video Features Big A$$ Mansion, Very Small Bikinis [PHOTOS]
• Dallas Mavericks Star Dirk Nowitzki Marries Wife In Traditional Kenyan Ceremony [PHOTOS]
• Olympic Swimmer Ryan Lochte Banned From Wearing Custom Grill On Medal Stand [PHOTOS]
• 15 People Who Merged Rapping With Singing (Before Drake) [GALLERY]


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I broke my book ban – but it was completely worth it! Besides, three weeks is such a long time to stay with a book ban, so I'm pretty proud of myself even though I didn't make it four. But, come on, if I'm going to break my book ban, at least it was for this;
Wolfsbane by Andrea Cremer
Heck yes! I was super lucky and was in the right place at the right time at my local Shoppers Drug Mart when they were doing the weekly changeover in books. This little beauty was sitting at the bottom of a pile on a cart and since the staff there love me I was able to buy it on Monday!
Then from NetGalley I got some amazing titles this week!
Eve by Anna Carey
The Girl of Fire and Thorns by Rae Carson
A Beautiful Dark by Jocelyn Davies
The Juliet Spell by Douglas Rees
Ambitious by Monica McKalhan
Reel Life Starring Us by Lisa Greenwald
So that's it for me this week! Leave me a line and let me know what you got in your mailbox!
As always, IMM credit is due to Kristi The Story Siren and her amazing blog.
Sunday, July 31, 2011
In My Mailbox (62)
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6 comments:
- Kapri (Book Fanatics) said...
I want to read all of the NetGalley books. Hope you enjoy!
- July 31, 2011 at 12:11 AM
- Ashley @ Book Labyrinth said...
I can't wait to read 'Eve' -- I have it waiting for me. 'The Girl of Fire and Thorns' was pretty enjoyable!
Enjoy your new books! =)
- July 31, 2011 at 12:39 AM
- Mystica said...
Enjoy all your books! you had to break out at sometime or the other anyway.
- July 31, 2011 at 4:23 AM
- ~Sara @ Just Another Story said...
Wahoooo, Wolfsbane. I'm 27th in line for it at my local library. But It will get to me some day! Happy Reading!
- July 31, 2011 at 1:14 PM
- Alison Can Read said...
Great set! I got Wolfsbane too. I really want to read Beautiful Dark.
My IMM
- July 31, 2011 at 11:06 PM
- Angelica Joy said...
Great collection! I'm looking forward to getting a copy of "Wolfsbane" too, I've put "Nightshade" on reserve at my local library.
- August 4, 2011 at 11:21 AM
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Pink + Her Bare Belly Cover SHAPE
The CoverGirl is on another cover! Pink follows up The Advocate by covering the November issue of SHAPE, flaunting her post-baby body and baring her midriff. Wearing a black jersey top and black panties, Pink is showing off her incredible belly and body.
She does, however, rock soccer mom hair, which, despite its pink hue, we're not loving. It's too…big.
In her feature, the 'Blow Me (One Last Kiss)' singer reveals how she shed a whopping 55 pounds after the June 2011 birth of her precious little angel Willow Sage.
Pink packed on the pounds by indulging in sweet and sour treats while the bun was in the oven.
"I ate a lot of cheesecake during those nine months," she confessed. She also gobbled Sour Skittles, Sour Patch Kids and key lime pie during the pregnancy.
We know, this story makes us hungry, too.
She waited until eight weeks after the birth to begin a training regimen with celebrity trainers Jillian Michaels and Jeanette Jenkins. It was not easy, either.
"They both kicked my butt more than any other person I've worked out with," Pink shared. "The're both amazing, and their bodies were all the inspiration I needed to get back into shape."
Pink now eats a mostly vegan diet, confessing her love for rich greens like arugula and asparagus, as well as "good" carbs like brown rice.
Even though it was a brutal process to drop the pregnancy poundage, having a baby with hubby Carey Hart was worth it. "Willow has made us more fun — we're this cool little threesome," the proud mama said.
You can see more of Pink's bangin' bod in the video for 'Try,' where she does erotic, physically taxing dances.
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Admiral of the Fleet Sir John Jellicoe, 1st Earl Jellicoe 1859-1935
Admiral John Jellicoe was one of the Royal Navy's most senior admirals during the First World War. He commanded the Grand Fleet from 1914-1916 and then served as First Sea Lord. While in command of the Grand Fleet he was, as Winston Churchill correctly observed 'the only man on either side who could lose the war in an afternoon'.
Joining the navy in 1872, Jellicoe first fought ashore in the Egyptian war of 1882. He led the Naval Brigade during the Chinese Boxer Rebellion in 1900 where he was shot, the bullet remaining in his lung for the rest of his life.
Jellicoe was serving aboard the Mediterranean Fleet flagship HMS Victoria in 1893 when she was rammed and sunk by HMS Camperdown, taking with her 358 crew among them Admiral Sir George Tyron.
An gunnery expert, Jellicoe came into contact with the future Admiral John Fisher in the 1880s and became one of Fisher's protegés, a member of the so-called 'Fishpond'. During Fisher's time as First Sea Lord, Jellicoe was one of his key allies in pushing forward the plans for an all-big-gun navy as first Director of Ordnance between 1905-1907 and then Third Sea Lord and Controller of the Navy from 1908-1910.
Promoted to second in command of the Grand Fleet in 1911 and then Second Sea Lord, Jellicoe was Fisher's preferred choice to take command in the event of war. On 4 August 1914, the day war broke out, Jellicoe replaced Sir George Callaghan as Commander-in-Chief of the Grand Fleet. Not since Howard of Effingham in 1588 had one British admiral commanded the entire fleet in wartime and borne such responsibility.
The public expected Jellicoe to bring the German High Seas Fleet to battle and destroy it in another Battle of Trafalgar . However, Jellicoe did not have an overwhelming numerical superiority in 1914 and was unwilling to risk his fleet unnecessarily. He was also aware of the growing threat posed by submarines and torpedoes. In any case the Royal Navy's main tasks during the war were to supply British armies in France and to conduct an economic blockade of Germany.
Jellicoe's opportunity came at the Battle of Jutland on the afternoon of 31 May 1916, the only occasion that the Grand Fleet and High Seas Fleet met in battle. Twice Jellicoe's line of 24 battleships crossed in front of the enemy, when all British guns could fire but only the front guns of the German ships could reply. This was a considerable tactical achievement by Jellicoe. On the second occasion, the Germans mounted a torpedo attack and as ordered to do in such an event the British fleet turned away. Jellicoe did not make a serious attempt to intercept the enemy that night and the Germans escaped.
After the battle Jellicoe was criticised for not pursuing the Germans more vigorously but the actions of the fleet were in accordance with the tactical doctrine which Jellicoe had agreed with the Admiralty. Jellicoe's battle orders ensured centralized control of the fleet and once in place it was difficult to see Jutland coming to a different conclusion.
At the end of 1916 Jellicoe became First Sea Lord as the government wished bring fresh ideas into a lethargic Admiralty. His place in charge of the Grand Fleet was taken by Admiral Sir David Beatty. Jellicoe opposed the use of the convoy system to deal with the U-boat threat in the spring of 1917, but was responsible for its successful introduction after an intervention by Prime Minister Lloyd George. However, Jellicoe was exhausted after years in command of the Grand Fleet and on Christmas Eve 1917 he was abruptly dismissed by Eric Geddes, the new First Lord of the Admiralty. After the war Jellicoe served as the Governor General of New Zealand between 1920-1924.
Further reading:
- A. Gordon, The Rules of the Game (London, 1996)


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Here, take a look at the debut gameplay trailer for upcoming Pokemon sequels Black & White 2 on the DS, showing some of the new trainers in action.
Both games will be out in Japan on June 23, and in the US and Europe sometime in the Fall.
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Delivering the Moment
By Robert Savino Oventile
Exhibiting a marvelous writerly sprezzatura, Sandy Florian makes English her instrument for her seemingly effortless yet beautifully composed and forcefully imaginative Prelude to Air from Water. A set of prose poems, Prelude dramatizes characters grappling with given moments in time. The work challenges the reader to confront the moments the characters often rebuff, bungle, or suffer. In bending for the reader aesthetic sensation, cosmological speculation, and self-revelation toward their asymptotic rendezvous in the moment, Prelude joins traditions of thought about the moment tagged with such names as Plato, Boethius, Dante, Goethe, Kierkegaard, and Woolf. For such authors, in various ways, the realization of irrecoverable chances to encounter beauty, the cosmos, and the self depends on the sojourner's stance toward the moment and toward the others crossing the moment. So very much rides on reading the moment.
By Roger Sedarat
Like Mark Yakich's first book of poetry, Unrelated Individuals Forming a Group Waiting to Cross (National Poetry Series) (2003 winner of the National Poetry Series), The Importance of Peeling Potatoes in Ukraine (Poets, Penguin) thrives upon the post-modern play of language. Such a critical observation no doubt sounds reductive. Ironically, this poet indeed reproduces the act of killing the letter--through the trope of what, for lack of a better term we must call "reality" or "the real world"--as a last ditch effort to revivify the spirit of verse in the twenty-first century. Though so many books published today adopt a version of this project, few do so as effectively as this one.
By Dylan Winchock
Many critics in both the modern and postmodern camps seem to feel that the avant-garde has been lost with the advancement of global media and large-scale commercial enterprise. How can an art remain outside the clutches of the 'mainstream' in this day and age? How effective can a radical art be from within the mainstream? I would argue that the avant-garde, though originally rooted in modernism, can still prove an effective form of superstructural negotiation once recontextualized through postmodernism. It can shed the elitist label that it had tried so desperately - and unsuccessfully - to avoid in the past, and can reenter the public sphere. This new imagining of the avant-garde will emerge from a conscious intersection of class, ethnicity, gender and sexuality; and borrowing from the tactics of the marginal and disenfranchised, it can work towards mending the separation of art and politics, while remaining mobile against future reification.


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Focus Area: Credibility Assessment (Detection of Deception and Intent)
Description: Many factors affect the amount and quality of information during interviews. Research has shown that a person will relate better to the questioner and provide more information when they belong to the same racial, ethnic, and gender categories. Another factor that produces better results is when the questions and the process are standardized. The Avatar system was designed and built to capitalize on these factors. Avatar can create a head and shoulders image of a male or female that can be adjusted to match the racial, ethnic, and gender of the interviewee. The system can be programmed for a standardized set of questions that can automatically perform some follow up questioning depending on the answers provided. Avatar creates an audio and video record of the interview with a written transcription that makes extensive post-interview analysis possible. The records are easily searchable and can readily be merged into other files.
Project Cost: $435,000
Project Duration: 9 months
Operational Impact: Makes screening questioning and other standard questioning more efficient and productive and allows interviewers to have a record of questioning with better efficiency.
Deliverable: One Avatar system
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End Users: National Center for Credibility Assessment, Intelligence Community, and Department of Defense
Transition: Systems delivered to National Center for Credibility Assessment and Department of Defense; commercially available from Battelle Memorial Institute


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Coadministration of Ezetimibe With Fenofibrate Versus Pravastatin Monotherapy for the Treatment of Hyperlipidaemia in HIV-infected Patients
|The safety and scientific validity of this study is the responsibility of the study sponsor and investigators. Listing a study does not mean it has been evaluated by the U.S. Federal Government. Read our disclaimer for details.
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier: NCT00843661
Recruitment Status : Unknown
Verified July 2011 by Ospedale di Circolo - Fondazione Macchi.
Recruitment status was: Recruiting
First Posted : February 13, 2009
Last Update Posted : August 2, 2011
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- The aim of the study is to compare the effects of coadministration of ezetimibe 10 mg/die + fenofibrate 200 mg/die versus pravastatin 40 mg/die monotherapy in HIV-infected patients treated with protease inhibitors.
- Single-centre, open, randomized, controlled, prospective pilot study.
- 60 patients will be enrolled in order to reach the target of 50 patients evaluable at the end of the study. The patients will be randomly assigned to a 6-month treatment with ezetimibe+fenofibrate or with pravastatin.The visit will be every month.
|Condition or disease
|HIV Hyperlipidemia HIV Infections
|Drug: ezetimibe Drug: fenofibrate Drug: pravastatin
|Phase 4
|Study Type :
|Interventional (Clinical Trial)
|Estimated Enrollment :
|60 participants
|Intervention Model:
|Parallel Assignment
|None (Open Label)
|Primary Purpose:
|Official Title:
|Coadministration of Ezetimibe With Fenofibrate Versus Pravastatin Monotherapy for the Treatment of Hyperlipidaemia in HIV-infected Patients Receiving Protease Inhibitors: a Randomized, Prospective, Controlled Pilot Study.
|Study Start Date :
|March 2009
|Estimated Primary Completion Date :
|December 2011
|Estimated Study Completion Date :
|July 2012
|Experimental: Ezetimibe and fenofibrate
Drug: ezetimibe
10 mg ezetimibe/day
Drug: fenofibrate
200 mg fenofibrate/day
|Active Comparator: Pravastatin
Drug: pravastatin
40 mg pravastatin/day
- per cent changes of LDL cholesterol, comparison between the 2 treatment regimens [ Time Frame: After 6 month treatment ]
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Inclusion Criteria:
- patients older than 18 years
- documented positive HIV antibodies test
- on stable therapy with PIs for at least 12 months
- LDL-cholesterol >130 mg/dl or triglycerides 200 - 500 mg/dl with non-HDL cholesterol >160 mg/dl
- unresponsive to dietary measures and regular physical exercise of at
Exclusion Criteria:
- history of dyslipidemia before antiretroviral therapy
- cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases
- Cushing's syndrome
- concurrent therapy with lipid-lowering agents, oral anticoagulant, estrogens, thiazidic diuretics, beta-blockers
- hypothyroidism
- Type 1 diabetes mellitus
- renal failure
To learn more about this study, you or your doctor may contact the study research staff using the contact information provided by the sponsor.
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier (NCT number): NCT00843661
|Contact: Anna Maria Grandi, MD
|Ospedale di Circolo and Fondazione Macchi
|Varese, Italy, 21100
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|February 13, 2009 Key Record Dates
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Keywords provided by Ospedale di Circolo - Fondazione Macchi:
Treatment Experienced
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
HIV Infections
Lentivirus Infections
Retroviridae Infections
RNA Virus Infections
Virus Diseases
Sexually Transmitted Diseases, Viral
Sexually Transmitted Diseases
Immunologic Deficiency Syndromes
Immune System Diseases
Lipid Metabolism Disorders
Metabolic Diseases
Anticholesteremic Agents
Hypolipidemic Agents
Molecular Mechanisms of Pharmacological Action
Lipid Regulating Agents
Hydroxymethylglutaryl-CoA Reductase Inhibitors
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A truly comprehensive approach is needed now to address food insecurity and malnutrition at a global level, writes Brian Bogart, programme policy advisor at the United Nations World Food Programme (WFP).
As world leaders determine the goals and targets for the post-2015 Sustainable Development Agenda over the coming months, we must make sure that both production – through sustainable improvements in agricultural productivity – and access – meaning that the poorest and most vulnerable people can obtain adequate food and have good nutrition – receive equal attention.
Even though there is enough food for everyone in the world today, about 842 million people continue to suffer from chronic hunger. 162 million children, or 1 in 4 worldwide, are stunted. If we are to make sustained progress towards eliminating poverty, hunger and malnutrition, the Post-2015 Development Agenda must recognize the critical importance of inclusive national food and nutrition systems that facilitate direct access to food for the most vulnerable.
As highlighted by a recent report by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, Food Security and Nutrition and the Post-2015 Development Goals, increasing the availability of food can be achieved through improvements in agricultural productivity, nutrition-sensitive approaches to development policy, and greater levels of investment in smallholder farmers.
The World Food Programme (WFP) fully supports the report's emphasis on women farmers and the critical role that women play in improving agricultural production, household income, and nutrition. Increasing household income and food availability at the national and sub-national level are essential elements of global efforts to eradicate hunger.
Adequate food at all times
At the same time, we believe that the Post-2015 Development Agenda must attach equal importance to ensuring that all people can obtain adequate food at all times. Consumption of adequate, nutritious food is critical to maintaining health and economic productivity. A recent Cost of Hunger in Africa study , for example, found the economic cost of stunting to be between 1.9 and 16.5 percent of GDP.
Improving nutrition in adolescent girls and pregnant and nursing women is essential for long-term development. Good nutritional status during adolescence, conception, and throughout pregnancy plays a pivotal role in early child development and growth. Research published in the 2013 Lancet series shows that having access to nutritious food during the first 1,000 days - from conception to a child's second birthday - makes a substantial contribution to reducing undernutrition, including the prevalence of stunting, wasting and micronutrient deficiencies.
What does access mean? Even when adequate food is available on domestic markets, poverty, inequality and social exclusion prevent the poorest people from getting enough food to live healthy and productive lives.
Poor and vulnerable households, who spend as much as 80 percent of their income on food, are particularly at risk and are often in need of targeted measures to ensure access through safety nets and targeted nutritional programmes.
When conflict or natural disasters strike, the most vulnerable can be pushed to the tipping point, requiring immediate humanitarian response and subsequent efforts to stabilize prices, rebuild markets and support livelihoods.
Balanced approach to food security
United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-Moon's Zero Hunger Challenge takes a balanced and comprehensive approach to food security and malnutrition. It has five principal elements which recognize the interdependence and complementarity of availability and access to food.
These are: eliminating stunting in children under two years of age; guaranteeing universal access to adequate and nutritious food; ensuring that all food systems are sustainable; achieving a 100 percent increase in the productivity and income of smallholder farmers; and eradicating food waste and loss.
Based on this framework, WFP has worked with the Food and Agriculture Organization and the International Fund for Agricultural Development to propose targets and indicators for a comprehensive approach to Food Security, Nutrition, and Sustainable Agriculture. The targets proposed by the Rome-based Agencies of the United Nations are as follows:
1. Access to food: All people have access to adequate (safe, affordable, diverse and nutritious) food all year round.
2. Malnutrition: End malnutrition in all its forms (under-nutrition, micro-nutrient deficiencies and over-nutrition), with special attention to ending stunting.
3. Sustainable food systems: All food production systems become more productive, sustainable, resilient and efficient - minimizing adverse environmental impact without compromising food and nutrition security.
4. Smallholder productivity: All small food producers, especially women, have secure access to adequate inputs, knowledge, productive resources and services to increase their productivity sustainably and improve their income and resilience.
5. Food loss and waste: More efficient post-production food systems (harvest, handling and storage, processing and packaging, transport and consumption) that reduce the global rate of food loss and waste by 50 percent.
As recognized in the Zero Hunger Challenge, these important objectives represent complementary aspects of the incredible effort that is required to eradicate world hunger in this generation.


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Classic Car Corner - And Racing Breaks Out!
- Written by Tom Berg, Windermere Real Estate
And Racing Breaks Out!! I recently made my annual trip to the Monroe Swap meet to check out acres of cars, parts and accessories. This time I did not bring a car to sell and managed to not buy a car. I did find a really nice 1962 license plate for my new 62 T-Bird and ate several scones (jam, no butter). My friend Jeff joined me later and we kept noticing loud, smokey burnouts over on the track. Usually cars are racing around the track and not just spinning their wheels, so after we had seen enough car parts we headed to the grandstand to see what was going on. It turns out they they were doing "Bracket Racing." I am a car guy but was never a huge racing fan so I had heard of bracket racing but certainly didn't know how it worked. We sat in the stands for the entire event and had fun watching and trying to figure out what was happening. After I got home I read up on bracket racing and discovered that it places a premium on consistency of performance of the car and driver rather than raw speed, so winning is less dependent on large infusions of money and more dependent on driving skill such as reaction time, shifting ability and ability to control the car.
Bracket racing is sometimes called "run-what-ya-brung" since you can race just about anything with wheels. We saw blown 57 Chevys, new Hondas, a guy's grandmothers 1960's pickup, a super quick dune buggy thing that weighed almost nothing and had 10' drag bars on the back and just about any other kind of car you could think of. Any of these cars might be running against another just based upon the elapsed time they expected to run in the 1/8th mile. Some of the really fast cars arrived by trailer but many were just driven to the track. If you choose to be in the 7 second class then you have to beat the other guy down the track but if you are under 7 seconds it is called "breaking out" and you lose unless of course the other guy is even faster than you in which case he loses even though he crossed the finish line first. The quickest class was 5.5 seconds which was close to 100 miles an hour. These drivers were really skillful and in one of the 7 second races the time were 7.02 and 7.04. I didn't quite understand but reaction times sometimes also figured into who won or lost. It was a very casual but well organized racing event and I would highly recommend it to anyone who enjoys cars.


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Let's get one thing right out in the open: I'm all for lab-grown food. I think that lab-grown meat and burgers, for example, could soon become a great way to circumvent a lot of the environmental and ethical problems of today's meat industry. But I think we can all agree that if our foodstuffs were ever to sprout eyes, or teeny mouths, most of us would probably be more than a little wigged out.
Case in point: Fresalina Limoneta, a
adorable disturbing little slice of anthropomorphic cake, created by Spanish sculptor and doll-maker Sandra Arteaga. Can you imagine sticking an 8" round of cake batter in the oven, only to pull it out, slice it up, and discover Fresalina staring back at you? Just look at those glassy eyes, that slightly askew little mouth. Is it laughing at you, or weeping in moist-cakey sorrow? Nobody knows. What I do know is that eating something like this would be completely wrong, right guys?
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Jones, Orioles down Blue Jays
Toronto, ON – Danny Valencia and Adam Jones both homered and Freddy Garcia earned his first win of the season as the Baltimore Orioles hung on for a 6-5 victory over the Toronto Blue Jays in the third of a four- game set at Rogers Centre.
Jones' solo blast off Toronto starter R.A. Dickey in the seventh inning proved to be the difference, while J.J. Hardy added a two-run double and Chris Davis drove in one run for the Orioles, who have won two of the first three games of this series four of their last five overall.
Garcia (1-2) allowed three runs -- two earned -- on nine hits over five innings to pick up the win.
Emilio Bonifacio hit a solo home run and Adam Lind had three hits and an RBI in defeat.
Dickey (4-6) was tagged for all six runs on nine hits over 6 2/3 innings. The knuckleballer issued three walks and struck out four for the Blue Jays, who have dropped two straight and fell to 2-4 versus Baltimore this season.
"It was just tough to get the feel of it early," Dickey said.
Much like Friday's 10-6 Baltimore win, an offensive outburst where both teams combined for 33 hits, Saturday's game also got off to a fast start.
With runners on first and second with two outs, Davis hit an RBI ground-rule double to right to give the Orioles a 1-0 lead. Hardy followed with a two-run single up the middle for a 3-0 advantage.
Toronto responded with two runs over its next two at-bats. Lind smacked a two- out RBI single in the first and Bonifacio came through with a solo blast to right -- his second homer of the season -- in the second to make it 3-2.
Dickey forced two quick outs in the third before serving up a ground-rule double to Hardy. Valencia then made the knuckleballer pay with a deep homer to left, extending the Orioles' advantage to 5-2.
Toronto got one run back in the fifth. With two outs and runners on the corners, Brett Lawrie hit a harmless chopper down the first-base line, but Garcia fielded the ball late and forced a errant throw past for an error, allowing one run to come across.
Jones added to Baltimore's lead in the seventh and ended Dickey's afternoon after he launched the right-hander's 1-1 offering off the second-row balcony in left field, giving the visitors a 6-3 cushion.
"We have a team that can drive the ball out of the park," added Jones, "I just see the ball good here."
Toronto closed the gap in the eighth, however, striking for two runs off the Baltimore bullpen.
Munenori Kawasaki hit a two-out RBI single off Steve Johnson and Melky Cabrera drove in another run with a single up the middle against Darren O'Day, bringing the Jays within one run.
It was still too little, too late, as the Orioles hung on just enough. Jim Johnson picked up his 15th save of the season by retiring the side in order in the ninth to secure the win.
Game Notes
Garcia is 9-8 in 20 career starts against the Blue Jays ... Baltimore's Manny Machado, who went 0-for-5, had collected at least three hits for a franchise- record five consecutive road games ... Baltimore has hit an MLB-best 68 home runs this season ... Dickey has surrendered 11 home runs this season ... Baltimore placed pitcher Pedro Strop on the 15-day DL and recalled Steve Johnson from Triple-A Norfolk.


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Triggered by strong market interest and supporting the growth of mobile broadband worldwide, Ericsson has announced the launch of infrastructure and device platforms for WCDMA/HSPA in the 2.6 GHz frequency band. The launch of HSPA products in the 2.6 GHz frequency band provides an immediate and secure choice for operators planning to offer mobile broadband services in this band.
The initiative follows increased interest from mobile device manufacturers in launching HSPA devices for the 2.6 GHz band. In turn, Ericsson is adding 2.6 GHz support to its successful family of WCDMA/HSPA device platforms and mobile broadband modules for use in notebook computers.
New licenses for the 2.6 GHz frequency band are now becoming available, stimulating current HSPA operators to further grow their existing mobile broadband business into new frequency bands, as it allows them to leverage existing infrastructure, providing greater cost efficiency, and supporting a wider range of end-user devices. The commercial launch of networks and end-user devices with HSPA support in the 2.6 GHz frequency band is set for the latter part of 2008. Ulf Ewaldsson, vice president and head of Product Area Radio at Ericsson, said, "The launch of HSPA products for the 2.6 GHz frequency band supports Ericsson's ambition to bring mobile broadband everywhere, at any time, from any device to as many people as possible.


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KIEV, Ukraine — Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko ordered his forces to cease fire Friday and halt military operations for a week against pro-Russia separatists in the country's east — the first step in a peace plan he hopes will end the conflict that has cost hundreds of lives.
The Kremlin immediately dismissed the peace plan, saying that it looks like an ultimatum and lacks an offer to start talks with the insurgents.
Poroshenko, speaking during his first trip as president to the troubled east, said troops would still fire back if separatists attacked them or civilian residents. He stressed the cease-fire was temporary and would end at 10 a.m. on June 27.
"The Ukrainian army is ceasing fire," he said in a statement carried on his official website. "But this does not mean that we will not resist. In case of aggression toward our troops, we will do everything to defend the territory of our state."
Separatists in the Donetsk and Luhansk regions have declared independence from his government in Kiev, occupied public buildings and fought with heavy weapons against troops from the government in Kiev. Rebel leaders have previously dismissed Poroshenko's plan and it remains to be seen to what extent they would comply — or how much pressure Russia would put on them to cease fire as well.
Russia denies supporting the insurrection and has said that Russians fighting in Ukraine are doing so as private citizens.
The Kremlin said in a statement Friday that an initial analysis of Poroshenko's plan shows that "it's not an invitation for peace and talks, but an ultimatum" to the insurgents in southeastern Ukraine to lay down their weapons. It said the plan "lacks the main element — an offer to start talks."
The Kremlin also said Poroshenko's peace plan was released "deliberately or accidentally" as Ukrainian forces fired on the Russian territory near the border, wounding a Russian customs officer. It said the Russian side was waiting for Ukrainian "explanations and excuses" over the incident.
Russian President Vladimir Putin has voiced concern about the Ukrainian military operation against the rebels but he has resisted both the rebels' pleas to join Russia and repeated calls from Russian nationalists for Putin to send troops into Ukraine.
The White House and European leaders urged support for the plan.
White House spokesman Josh Earnest said "the United States has been very clear in our support for President Poroshenko's effort to bring peace and unity to Ukraine." He added the White House called on Russia to support peace and "to stop supporting the militants who are fomenting so much violence and instability."
Tension between Russia and Ukraine escalated sharply in February when street protests in favor of closer ties with the European Union drove President Viktor Yanukovych from office. Russia denounced the events as an illegal coup involving radical nationalists and annexed the mostly Russian-speaking Crimea region. The rebellion in the eastern regions broke out shortly afterward, with Ukraine accusing Russia of supporting it.
Poroshenko's cease-fire order specified that Ukrainian forces would halt offensive operations at 10 p.m. (2000 GMT, 3 p.m. EDT). The move is intended to give separatists time to lay down their arms and fighters from Russia safe passage to leave the country. The next steps include joint security patrols to prevent crime and looting, new local and parliamentary elections, and steps to protect language rights of the many Russian speakers.
In the longer term, Poroshenko has suggested decentralizing some political authority to the regions and taking steps to secure the language rights of people who speak Russian.
Poroshenko made announcement while speaking with residents in the town of Sviatohirsk in the Donetsk region. It was his first visit as president to the troubled east since being inaugurated June 7. Refugees from the rebel-held town of Slovyansk where some of the worst fighting has taken place were also at the meeting.
Earlier in the day, at the border crossing near Izvaryne in the separatist Luhansk region, an AP reporter saw a line of 100 or more cars waiting for hours to cross from Ukraine into Russia as people fled the unrest. Some of the cars were piled high with possessions. The United Nations said earlier this week that 34,000 people had been displaced by the fighting.
One car had a sign saying "children" on the windshield. A man named Sergei, who would not give his last name for fear of retaliation, said "people are simply leaving everything and trying to escape the war."
The UN says at least 356 people have been killed since May 7 and 34,000 have fled their homes.
Before the cease-fire announcement, Putin's foreign policy aide, Yuri Ushakov, said the Russian president is committed to dialogue on Ukraine and is planning to have a phone conversation with U.S. President Barack Obama in the coming days.
Ushakov also said Putin, on a visit to Austria next week, would be meeting with the chairman of the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe to discuss Poroshenko's peace plan.
Dobrnjakovic reported from Izvaryne. Vladimir Isachenkov and Nataliya Vasilyeva contributed from Moscow.


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Banque Saudi Fransi Deploys Biometric Authentication
Many institutions approach access management incrementally, but forethought at Riyadh, Saudi Arabia-based Banque Saudi Fransi (US$26.7 billion in total assets) permitted a leap from manual password input straight to next-generation biometric authentication. "Password proliferation began creating challenges in 2003," explains Abdulilah Madan, systems security manager for the bank. "But consolidation solutions were too immature, expensive and difficult to deploy in our mixed mainframe and LAN environment. This caused us to delay an authentication project to early 2006. By that time, strong authentication [i.e., tokens, smart cards or biometric devices] had become viable. So we added this capability in our requirements."
Of the six authentication and access management solutions considered, Madan's team narrowed the choices to two by June 2006. One was a software-based solution while the other was Lexington, Mass.-based Imprivata's OneSign, a purpose-built appliance. "Although Imprivata's appliance was faster and simpler to implement, its fingerprint reader capabilities sealed the deal," recalls Madan. "The other solution only supported tokens or smart cards. Since fingerprints are an identifier that can't be stolen or imitated, and you can't loose them, we chose Imprivata."
During September 2006 a contract was negotiated for 200 site licenses to cover the bank's headquarters, with plans to expand to 2,200 users enterprisewide once the initial implementation proved successful. The appliance, along with UPEK's (Emeryville, Calif.) fingerprint biometric readers, arrived in December and implementation started in January. According to Imprivata, the self-contained appliance walks users through the deployment process using a Web-based interface and automatically learns the password/access behaviors of all applications.
"Since the appliance is plug-and-play, we integrated 80 applications and distributed all of the fingerprint readers within two months," Madan notes. "By June 2007 all necessary policies and procedures were developed for an enterprisewide rollout. This included the best practice of scanning three fingers, rather than just one finger, to minimize scanning failures." Over the next 18 months Madan's team visited workstations spread across a country approximately three times larger than the state of Texas to add the remaining 2,000 users.
During the rollout, Madan learned that an impending third-party middleware issue was threatening Imprivata's biometric customers globally. But, he says, the resolution was easily deployed. "Imprivata provided a patch we could deploy overnight, so there was no business impact," Madan explains.
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As the rollout of OneSign neared completion in August 2008, benefits were mounting. "Administrative activities related to password resets and lockouts have dropped by 35 to 40 percent," reports Madan. "And workstation sharing has decreased by 90 percent. In addition, reports of password sharing declined from an average of about 20 to one or two. Most important, people stopped keeping written-down passwords under their keyboards or stuck onto their monitors."
Madan also credits Imprivata with incorporating requested improvements into the product. For example, the next upgrade will offer a bleeding-edge functionality called "layered authentication." Whenever a user needs to access a second application from within another application, a pop-up box will provide access instructions, according to Madan. "In the current version, there is no dialogue box prompting users for the second scan," he explains. "And a user's desktop is locked until a scan is completed." To overcome the situation — which affects 800 users — until the upgrade is available, the OneSign appliance currently supplies the same password for the second application that is used to access the first, not an ideal solution from a security standpoint, Madan admits.
Regardless, Madan continues to bring existing OneSign functionalities online. By late 2008 the bank's event monitoring systems were integrated with OneSign, Madan relates. In 2009, he says, OneSign's physical access monitoring capabilities will be enabled, and the bank's identity management system will be linked to the appliance.
At some point, Madan adds, Imprivata's reporting features will be used to tightly align site licenses for all types of applications to match the actual number of users. And the user population will eventually grow to almost 3,000. "Best of all, we never need to modify applications or architecture to accommodate Imprivata," says Madan. "Whatever we add, Imprivata will cater to it automatically."
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Institution: Banque Saudi Fransi (Riyadh, Saudi Arabia).
Assets: US$26.7 billion.
Business Challenge: Improve security by automating password entry.
Solution: Imprivata's (Lexington, Mass.) OneSign appliance with UPEK's (Emeryville, Calif.) fingerprint biometrics scanners.
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The following images were taken during Syrian Arab Army exercises over the past several years, including the large-scale exercise involving all branches of the Syrian Armed Forces in 2012. This exercise was carried out amid an increasingly deteriorating security situation in Syria, leading to calls from the international world for an intervention similar to the one seen in Libya. In response, the Syrian Armed Forces launched a several day long exercise to show its strenght to the outside world.
The T-72AV, also known as the T-82 in Syria, seen during an exercise in the Rif Dimashq Governorate. Although the fleet of 'T-82s' has suffered heavily due to the large-scale proliferation of rocket propelled grenades (RPGs) and anti-tank guided missiles (ATGMs) in Syria, a sizeable amount of tanks remain operational. Fully intact T-72AVs still sporting all of their explosive reactive armour (ERA) blocks as seen below have become an increasingly rare sight however.
Operating alongside the T-72AV is the T-72 'Ural', the first and also the least numerous T-72 variant to have been acquired by Syria before the start of the Civil War. The tanks can be seen equipped with a laser engagement system for training uses only. The T-72 'Ural' can easily discerned from other T-72 variants by the TPD-2-49 optical rangefinder protruding from the turret and by its flipper-type armoured panels instead of the rubber side-skirts seen on later types.
The Syrian Arab Army's fleet of T-55(A)MV has traditionally been concentrated along the Golan Heights, and although outdated when compared to Israeli armour currently in service, one could argue their combat effectiveness could surpass that of the T-72 'Ural' and T-72M1. The T-55(A)MV features Kontakt-1 explosive reactive armour (ERA), a KTD-2 laser rangefinder, smoke grenade launchers, an upgraded engine and the capability to fire the 9M117M Bastion anti-tank missile. The costs of just a few of these missiles is higher than the actual price of the T-55 launching them, and they have seen only limited action in Syria's Quneitra Governorate.
recently sighted in service with the 4th Armoured Division.
Although many hoped for the reintroduction of the T-34/85 on today's battlefield, sightings of this legendary tank in Syria in recent years has so far remained limited to just five examples, two of which belonged to a batch of T-34/85s converted to T-34/122 self-propelled howitzers armed with the 122mm D-30, which was retired long before the Civil War. Two other (intact) T-34/85s were seen in Syria's Quneitra province, used as static pillboxes facing Israel. It is likely these tanks were operational until quite recently. The T-34/85 below was seen during an exercise shortly before the start of the Civil War. While the T-34/85, or T-34/76 for that matter, indeed continues to be used in oeprational capacity across the globe, their presence nowadays remains limited to Yemen and North Korea.
160mm M-160 mortars seen during the 2012 exercises. Seeing heavy use during the early stages of the Civil War, when many of the protests and armed uprisings that followed were still contained in the cities, these and other heavy mortars were often deployed just outside the city perimiter for the shelling of neighbourhoods that had revolted. In more recent years, the M-160s are believed to have been supplemented by additional 240mm M-240s with rocket-assisted projectiles.
A BM-21 fires one of its forty 122mm rockets towards a new target. The BM-21 is by far the most numerous multiple rocket launcher (MRL) in service with the Syrian Armed Forces. The type previously operated alongside a sizeable number of North Korean 122mm BM-11 MRLs before these were donated to Lebanon along with Syria's remaining stock of T-54 and older T-55 variants. With an increasing number of Volcanoes and 220mm, 300mm, 302mm multiple rocket launchers at hand, the Syrian Arab Army has somewhat compensated for the loss of large numbers of BM-21s by a substantial increase in qualitative firepower. Rebels operating in Northern Syria recently received BM-21s acquired from Eastern Europe by one of the Gulf States, further increasing the proliferation of this system in Syria.
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Miami moves on from Bosh | Wall, Beal downplay rift | Spurs missing their 'In-Tim-idator' | Losing Middleton stymies Bucks
No. 1: Miami moves on from Bosh — Pat Riley, Miami Heat president, went so far as to mention Magic Johnson's stunning HIV diagnosis. That's how seriously and emotionally Riley and his organization were reacting to what they consider to be the end of Chris Bosh's NBA career in south Florida. The latest chapter in Bosh's ongoing health concerns, stemming from blood clots that have snuffed the second halves of his past two seasons, came Monday as Riley confirmed the Heat no longer are open to bringing the All-Star power forward back. Ira Winderman of the South Florida Sun-Sentinel had the details:
President Pat Riley said Monday that the team views Chris Bosh's career with the team as over, that the team no longer is working toward his return.
"We are not," Riley said in his office at AmericanAirlines Arena. "I think Chris is still open-minded. But we are not working toward his return.
"We feel that, based on the last exam, that his Heat career is probably over."
Asked if he felt Bosh's NBA career was over, as well, Riley said, "that's up to him."
Bosh has been sidelined for the second half of each of the past two seasons due blood clots, recently failing the Heat's preseason physical.
"It's pretty definitive from us, in our standpoint, that this is probably going to be a time where we really have to step back," Riley said
"His health, playing and economics — it's been health, health, health," Riley said before the start of the team's media day at AmericanAirlines Arena. "Whatever the cap ramifications are, they are there, but we never ever thought about that."
Of going forward, Riley said, "This one is cloudy, the environment, because of the C.B. situation, and we have to deal with that."
The Heat would receive salary-cap relief going forward on Feb. 9 if Bosh is ruled medically unable to play by an NBA specialist.
Bosh said over the weekend he planned to continue his comeback attempt, posting on Twitter, "Setbacks may happen, but my intentions remain the same. Thank you all for the warm wishes and support."
He then on Monday released the latest chapter of the video series chronicling his comeback attempt on the Uninterrupted digital-media platform.
"I put in all the work, so let's see where I'm at," Bosh said in the piece, which apparently was completed before his failed Heat physical. "I'm still hoping to have my moment."
Coach Erik Spoelstra said the situation with Bosh has been emotionally grueling.
"I love C.B. dearly," he said. "It was tough to watch C.B. and his family go through this the last couple of years. Your heart just goes out to him."


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Hi Maki,
I've got a little bowl of green shiso seedlings which I collected while transplanting today, just a tiny little bowlful, so I was wondering what you think might be a special perfect first shiso tasting idea.
I could make one lunches worth of pretty shiso onigiri, I figure, but I would love any suggestions to make my first shiso-eating delicious and memorable. The red seedlings are a bit smaller, and don't need thinning, just potting up. But soon!
Shiso seedlings or 'sprouted shiso' are great garnishes for a lot of things. (They're rather trendy in some restaurant circles too.) I might be inclined to make a salmon chirashizushi (make some sushi rice, mix in some shredded smoked salmon or cooked salmon) and just sprinkle the top with your seedlings. Or sprinkle them on a cucumber salad!
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Could you please post the Japanese term/kanji for sprouted shiso as I'd love to find out more.
I assume this is different from 赤紫蘇の実と花 - shiso seeds?
I've had meals where shiso in this form: http://image.blog.livedoor.jp/tomato1111/imgs/6/a/6a0d094d.jpg
was served with a dish of soy sauce. It was indicated to me that one strips the seeds from the plant with chopsticks so that they fall into the shoyu and it's then eaten as a condiment.
Shiso seedlings would be 紫蘇の芽. 紫蘇の実 are shiso seedpods - those you get in late summer/fall (autumn). These are usually salted/pickled, while seedlings are just clipped and used as-is. (Very trendy I hear in some London restaurants!)
Excellent ideas --thank you! I'm so so excited for when these plants get outdoors and grow lush and bushy so I can do more fun things with them in the kitchen. Yay spring!
p.s. Your pictures from France are food for the soul --thanks for sharing them on Flickr!
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Utah's tourism industry is looking to capitalize on a strong summer season and continue building momentum into this year. Part of that effort is a push for renewed investments in marketing, in hotel and convention infrastructure, and in new attractions and events. The state's tourism leaders say our product offerings are world class—but we need to find new ways to get the attention, and the pocketbooks, of international travelers.
Joel Racker, Utah Valley CVB; Chad Linebaugh, Sundance Resort; Keith Griffall, Western Leisure; Neil Wilkinson, Temple Square Hospitality; Dirk Beal, Deer Valley Resort; Marty Smith, Ogden Eccles Conference Center; Brian Hollien, Morris Murdock Travel; Scott Lunt, Davis Conference Center; Michael Johnson, Utah Hotel & Lodging Association; Chris Hogle, Holland & Hart; Scott Beck, Visit Salt Lake; Nathan Rafferty, Ski Utah; Barbara Riddle, Davis Area CVB; Ryan Starks, Wasatch Tourism and Economic Development; Bill Malone, Park City CVB; Sara Toliver, Ogden/Weber CVB; Nan Anderson, Utah Tourism Industry Coalition; Tracy Cayford, Utah Office of Tourism; Dave Williams, Utah Office of Tourism; Mark White, Visit Salt Lake
How would you describe the state of our industry?
ANDERSON: Cautiously optimistic. This year things are actually turning around. We are seeing higher tax revenues. We're seeing slow but very steady growth and, again, back on that pat phrase, "cautious optimism."
WILLIAMS: We're hearing from our partners that they had a great summer, generally. We know numbers are up in Park City over the summer. They are up in Moab and we had a great ski season last season. So cautiously optimistic is very fair to say.
RAFFERTY: Last year was really, really good. The state and the ski industry had our second-best year ever last year, and that says a lot about tourism in an economy in which a lot of people are struggling. And nationwide, the ski industry had the best season ever on record last year.
We're off to a slowish start this year snowwise, but actually Christmas has been really good and in some cases better than last year. Christmas is booked on last year's snow—so those were already on the books and we're at a pivotal time right now.
For the ski industry it's tricky because you've got X amount of time to make your hay and whatever you lose on the front end, you don't have the luxury of making it up on the back end. It just doesn't work that way. But I think we're still going to have a better season than you might expect.
WILKINSON: I believe the numbers at Temple Square have been up this year; at least for Temple Square Hospitality, the numbers are up. There is a great deal of interest because Salt Lake was selected by the national tour operators as the number one faith-based tourism spot in the world, which is really quite significant.
We believe that the Mormon Tabernacle Choir is a wonderful draw, and then you've got the genealogical community that really bolsters that, and Temple Square clicks through a lot of visitors. So we feel that this new, up-and-coming portion of tourism—faith-based tourism—has got some legs and is actually going to take off a little bit.
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Red Ribbon Week runs October 23rd-31st, 2018. Red Ribbon Week began in remembrance of DEA Agent Enrique Camarena who was kidnapped and murdered in Mexico in 1985. Agent Camarena had been working undercover for the DEA and was key in developing information that led to the eradication of large-scale narcotics manufacturing operations in Mexico. Mexican cartel leaders sought revenge for these operations, murdering alleged informants and ultimately, Agent Camarena.
Following his death, in Agent Camarena's hometown, Calexico, CA, the public outpouring of support turned in to an organized community response in which citizens dawned red ribbons. They became a voice for prevention in order to reduce the demand for illegal drugs and the use of drugs in America. The following year the California State PTA adopted the Red Ribbon Campaign. Then, in 1988, Red Ribbon Week was recognized nationally with President Ronald Reagan and First Lady Nancy Reagan serving as the Honorary Chairs.
Today, the Red Ribbon Celebration brings millions of people together to raise awareness regarding the need for alcohol, tobacco and other drug and violence prevention, early intervention, and treatment services. It is the largest, most visible prevention awareness campaign observed annually in the United States.
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madremissy wrote:Thank you everyone.
Our little girl is not a happy little girl right now. Her Daddy is in South Carolina checking out a possible new job and Mckinlle is NOT a happy camper. He has been gone since last Saturday. Bristol has been trying to keep her busy with crafts and keeping her busy but dreading the moment that it hit her that her Daddy has been gone a while. Tonight is the night. Nothing is consoling her. She wont even Skype with Sammy. That is her most favorite thing to do.
I think the girls are going to have to go to South Carolina this weekend for a visit.
iluvk9 wrote:Does Sammy know how to text, too?
iluvk9 wrote:Remember when she was sending me blank texts from your phone?
Ino wrote:She is a really beautiful little girl!!! The family pics came out great- they look very happy!!!
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