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What Channel Is USFL On DirecTV?[Quick Guide](2022)
November 7, 2022 November 2, 2022 by Rickey Nicole
You can watch the USFL on Fox Sports 1 HD, which is broadcast on channel 219 of DirectTV, USA Network, which is broadcast on channel 242, NBC Sports, which is broadcast on channel 220 of DirectTV, and FOX, which is broadcast on channel 359 of DirectTV. We have outlined the various channel kinds and their …
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Why Is American Football Called Football? | Origin Of Football
October 28, 2022 by Rickey Nicole
Multiple people around the world often wonder about the particular question: why is American football called football? Well, they are correct in a way as players in American football do not even use their legs. Actually, American football got its name from rugby which is its origin as well. There are other multiple reasons as …
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Strong Safety Vs Free Safety In NFL: A Complete Overview
October 28, 2022 by Hub Arkush
NFL fans will find so many differences when it comes to strong safety vs free safety. Safeties are quite important in all football matches around the world. Now, when it comes to strong safeties, they are basically a mixture of a cornerback and a linebacker. Generally, strong safeties are positioned near the scrimmage line. Free …
What Is A Blitz In Football? A Complete Overview
November 7, 2022 October 19, 2022 by Hub Arkush
There are multiple high-risk plays in the NFL. A blitz in football is one of them. So, what is blitzing in football? In simple words, a blitz in football is a single-down play mainly played by the defensive players. Here, 5 or more players from the defensive team rush to the line of scrimmage. Their …
What Is A Snap Infraction In Football? | Run-Through Guide
November 7, 2022 October 18, 2022 by Rickey Nicole
A snap infraction can happen anytime in an American Football match. But many of you often ask: what is a snap infraction in NFL or American football? A snap infraction in football happens when the center-back fails to snap the ball in a proper way. A snap infraction is also called a false start penalty. …
What Is A Pick 6 In The NFL? | Complete Overview
A pick 6 can be a game-changing momentum in the NFL matches. Now, many of you want to know: what is a pick 6 in the NFL? Well, a pick-six happens when the NFL players from the defensive part return or throw an interception and then score a touchdown. American football has so many informal …
Why Don't NFL Footballs Have White Stripes – The Real Reason
September 30, 2022 by Rickey Nicole
Have you ever wondered why don't NFL footballs have white stripes? If this is a question of yours too, then read this full article because I have explained the answer just for you! Before 2007, the NFL footballs used to be full white with no other colors. It did not have any marks too by …
What Does WR Mean In Football
November 7, 2022 September 19, 2022 by Hub Arkush
Do you know what we mean by football? The term represents wide receiver, a football receiver lining up some yards to the side of the offensive formation. Let's dive into the article to know what WR means in football. What Does WR Stand For? Want to know what WR means in football? It indicates the …
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SAHFOS data used in international study shows rising global temperatures link to an increase in waterborne food poisoning and other human infections
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SAHFOS, one of the world's most respected marine science organisations, has been involved in a new study researching whether Vibrio (bacteria) infections are on the rise as climate change warms the world's oceans.
Conclusions from this study suggest a rise in people contracting Vibrio infections after swimming in the sea or perhaps eating raw seafood, like oysters, could be down to ocean warming – this is increasingly being linked to climate warming. Most bacteria present in our oceans are not harmful to humans, but Vibrio – whose pathogens are directly associated with gastroenteritis, infection to open wounds exposed to seawater causing cellulitis or septicemia, as well as Vibrio Cholerae (the causative agent of Cholera) – can be.
Lead by Professor Luigi Vezzulli, from the Department of Earth, Environmental and Life Sciences, University of Genoa, with Professor Chris Reid, Dr Pierre Helaouet and Professor Martin Edwards from SAHFOS, as well as 5 other co-authors from various international organisations, the research group considered how the apparent link between ocean warming and climate warming is impacting on marine bacteria.
With a focus on the North Atlantic and North Sea, the preserved plankton samples (collected between 1958-2011 by the Continuous Plankton Recorder (CPR) Survey and taken from the SAHFOS archives) were analysed to show how the abundance of Vibrio populations had fluctuated during a 50 year time-frame.
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Lynx in Kielder
Last week I attended a public consultation meeting hosted by the Lynx Trust for local people in the Kielder area. We have managed a 200 acre farm that abuts directly onto the Kielder forest area for 25 years.
The meeting was a classic example of how not to go about reintroducing a tricky species like the lynx into UK. There was no visual presentation about the lynx, what it looks like and its habits, just a hands in pockets statement of 'facts'. The local grapevine had stirred up the farming community and the hall was full of farmers. Within minutes people were standing up and pointing fingers and the dialogue became acrimonious. A great way of creating animosity towards a potentially worthy conservation effort! I know many of the farmers who were speaking. These lands were once called 'the Debatable Lands'. But there was never much debating here, only bloodshed, and many of these farmers are direct descendants of reiving families. The ridge extending past our farm used to house a gallows where summary justice was done and the corpses left on a gibbet. Police, politicians and lawyers have little influence in these areas and it is essential to have the support of the locals.
The farmers of course are concerned about their sheep. The Lynx Trust argued that Lynx live in forest and do not come out into the open. But many farms are actually inside the forest and there is not always a clear distinction in habitat. It was not helped by the escape of a captive lynx in Devon last month, which apparently killed several sheep. Of course such an animal had no experience in the wild, nor forest habitat to live in. Humans tend to judge other species by the utilitarian argument – what use is it to us, and how detrimental could it be? Very few people are prepared to argue that other species should be encouraged to co-exist on this little planet of ours, and the human species always relentlessly takes precedent.
Personally I think you could release 30 or more wild-caught lynx into Kielder and hardly one would be seen again. They might do something to stabilise roe deer numbers. The Lynx Trust claim it would be a major boost for ecotourism, even though few would ever be seen. But perhaps the first step might be to hold some lynx in a large natural enclosure and let people start to become acquainted with them. It is hard to 'sell' a product when people have only a hazy notion of what you are talking about. I found a similar situation in Wales where some of the farmers I approached did not realise that beavers are now extinct in Wales.
Farming is in an economic hole. While the government has 'guaranteed' Pillar One funding for basic farm payments for the next three years, it has given no such guarantee for Pillar Two funding which provides for the environment. Both the National Trust and the Council for the Protection of Rural England have called for cuts in support for agriculture in favour of the environment. Meanwhile Natural England has just had a budget cut and has a limited capability. These upland farms are in Severely Disadvantaged Areas and many are dependent on Higher Level Stewardship Schemes. Lamb prices are not too bad at the moment but the profit margins are pitiful. We have to comply with traceability schemes, double ear tagging, movement recording and so on and yet we have no controls on the fate of our sheep in the abattoir. Apparently large numbers of sheep have their throats cut for halal killing following barbaric and medieval religious practices and we have no assurance that our sheep meet a humane death. In the circumstances not many farmers have much sympathy for wildlife conservation.
There are moves afoot to reintroduce Water Voles into Kielder, although we still have some on our side. Also to reintroduce pine martens with the hope they may control grey squirrels in favour of the reds. The Kielder has a lot of swampy areas and small willow and birch-lined burns that could support beavers without impacting on commercial forestry operations. It would be nice to see Kielder become to some extent re-wilded, but just how far remains to be seen. What time baseline should be aimed at? A thousand years ago? More? I was out on our back fell this evening on one of the limestone ridges. I don't know how old they are, but many of the rocks bear the imprint of tree ferns. Imagine the landscape covered in dense tree fern forests, inhabited by rhinos and sabre-toothed tigers. Now that would be something wouldn't it?
Fossilised Tree Fern
By The Bevis Trustin Countryside, Farming and Wildlife, Rewilding, Uncategorized August 18, 2016 August 19, 2016 793 Words1 Comment
Never Work With Animals…
…so the saying goes. It was proved wrong last night. We were delighted to have a visit from a group of wildlife and countryside professionals with the specific focus on seeing the beavers. Always a little nervous when folks are keen to see something so it was with some trepidation that Jo and I led the group to the hides.On reaching the top enclosure a beaver could be clearly seen on top of the dam munching on some dogwood. Moments later the pond was alive with beavers exhibiting almost every known beaver behaviour. Some folks even got to see a baby beaver hitching a ride on mums' back!
A sighting of one of our resident kingfishers also added to the excitement.
It was wonderful to spend time with people so engaged and pragmatic about the project and to see some very happy faces leaving later that evening.
By The Bevis Trustin Countryside, Rewilding August 12, 2016 December 1, 2016 149 WordsLeave a comment
Just a lovely photo of one of our beavers by Alicia…
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Visitors and Invaders
While I was trying (unsuccessfully) to catch a fish for my dinner down at Ricketts Mill last night I was joined by a much more adept fisher. A huge dog otter slipped quietly into the lake and spend some time hunting. I didn't see the result but I'm pretty sure he might have something to do with the dead moorhen I found later. Almost forgot, I saw the first kingfisher I'd seen down there too.
The Himalayan Balsam continues to be a huge problem. The river banks are choked with the stuff and it keeps appearing in odd isolated clumps where seeds have dropped from animals, vehicles and equipment. There is little chance of us controlling this invader, each plant produces around 800 seeds and can project them 4 metres! Without cooperation of all landowners in a catchment and a huge annual commitment of manpower and resources I feel there is little chance of success. In reality, we know that this is simply not possible. I guess we are stuck with it.
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Beavers on the Lake
Although we have seen beavers taking willow branches into the lodge on the lake since early May, we have yet to see the kits. Drew was out late the other night and caught images with the thermal imaging scope, but he could not be sure if they were beavers or water voles. Are water voles active at night?
Last night I watched from across the lake and one of the adults took willow into the lodge, then came out without it. It seemed that at least one kit was in there. Then I saw the other adult 30 metres along the bank hanging quietly in the water. Near it was another beaver feeding in the willows. After a while it came out and swam alongside the adult. The kit was massive, about ¾ of the size of the adult. Have we been seeing them before and mistaken them for adults? Gerhard Schaub visited last week. He is a world beaver authority from Bavaria. He and his wife Regina watched the kits at the top pair and he thought one was a yearling because it was so big. But that pair did not breed last year. Meanwhile the kit on the lake looked about twice as big as the kits on the top pen. Presumably the lake kits were born in April and are at least three months old. It certainly seems that the young beavers grow well here where they have unlimited supplies of fresh willow.
The middle pair of beavers have defied all our efforts. I have seen them take food into their burrows but Drew had cameras up last week with apples and carrots as baits. The bait disappeared with hardly a glimpse of a beaver, let alone kits! On Thursday we had some students here planning to do a habitat survey at Skinny Dipping Pond at Blaencwm in August. We will fence off a hectare enclosure there and plan to move this middle pair there in October. Students can then record the progression in habitat changes in the enclosure.
Nick.
By The Bevis Trustin Countryside, Farming and Wildlife, Rewilding August 1, 2016 August 3, 2016 341 WordsLeave a comment


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ARSENAL VERSUS FULHAM: MATCH FACTS, PREVIEW AND KEY BATTLES
January 18, 2014 Gooner of Steel Uncategorized Leave a comment
Arsenal welcome London neighbors to the Emirates, with three points in mind. In a bid to keep their stronghold on the top of the table, this game should be a must win. The gooners have been in decent form and are on a winning streak after picking impressive wins over West Ham, Newcastle, Cardiff and Aston Villa. They would be definite favorites to win against a Fulham side with a lot of talent but little substance.
WHAT HAPPENED TO FULHAM
Last season, Fulham had a decent mid table finish and many people thought they could kick off from there this season, but the main problem for them has been instability especially at the top hierarchy of the club. First they changed owners, and then when Martin Jol was having bad results, they brought in Rene Muluesteen as an assistant or co-coach; after a while, the Dutch man was sacked and replaced by the former Manchester United coach; Alan Curbishley was brought in as a technical director, then former Chelsea assistant coach, Ray Walkins was drafted in as assistant coach. You have to wonder, who is actually in charge of the team. Despite all these big personalities, fortunes have not changed; too many cooks spoil the soup.
KEY BATTELES
BREDE HANGELAND VERSUS GIROUD.
The big defender has been out injured but came back in the win over Norwich in the FA Cup and is a sure bet to start at the Emirates. His battle with Giroud would be quite interesting especially the aerial battle. Giroud is one the few players in the league to have an impressive aerial challenge success (3.5 per game, before the Villa game). The Arsenal team would surely look to use Giroud's height to great effect, but the Frenchman would find an obstacle in Hangeland. However, if Giroud it difficult in the air, he could exploit the Fulham's deficiency on the ground. In all, this could be a key area in the game.
In the Boss' press conference, he was full of praise for his midfield and even described them as 'egalitarian', which is very true, there is so much class in the side, and that the Boss can use any combination that he desires and still gets the results he desires. When you think that Ramsey has been injured for a while and Arteta missed the game in Villa Park and the gooners still were efficient, it gives every gooner a good feeling. However, against Fulham, they would have to be as good too; the West Londoners play with a two man fulcrum most likely to be Sidwell and Parker. The two Englishmen might not the most creative, but they have impressive work rates and pop in sometimes with a goal or two. Wilshere, Flamini and co have to be wary of these two (and Karagounis if he is selected).
BERBATOV AND MERTESACKER
The Big Friendly German has been in great form this season, has done a lot of work on his game and has led the team very well. Arsene was full of praise for the German and described him as a 'leader', he has truly done very well this season and his partnership with Koscienly is becoming legendary. In their partnership, most times, Koscielny does the tackling and running around while Mertesacker uses his football intelligence to mop up the rest, it has worked so far. However, in this game, I think the main the main tackler would be the BFG. Berbatov is not the fastest player but he is surely the most composed player on the ball you would ever see, Koscielny might be forced to make unnecessary tackles but with Per, the Bulgarian should be well taken care of. The battle between these two would be fascinating.
Arsenal are undefeated in 28 of their last 31 matches in the Premier League.
There have been under 2.5 goals scored in Arsenal's last 6 home games in the Premier League.
There have been over 2.5 goals scored in Fulham's last 6 games in the Premier League.
Arsenal are undefeated in their last 12 home matches against Fulham in all competitions.
Arsenal have kept a clean sheet in 5 of their last 6 home matches in the Premier League.
Fulham have lost 5 of their last 6 away matches in the Premier League.
Fulham have conceded at least 2 goals in 5 of their last 6 away matches in the Premier League.
Arsenal have never lost a home game to Fulham in all competitions and a win here would see them keep their place at the top of the Premier League.
Fulham will be buoyed by their recent trips to the Emirates, drawing on their previous 2 trips to Arsenal.
The Cottagers have won only 3 games on the road this season and it's expected that Arsenal will come away with all 3 points.
This game is going to be quite interesting; Arsenal has drawn with Fulham in the last two encounters in the Emirates with the most recent coming in the pulsating 3-3 draw when Arteta missed a last second penalty. Arsenal has the advantage in week with their game coming before the Chelsea and Manchester United game unlike last week when we didn't play till Monday and clearly felt the pressure in the last 10 minutes at Villa Park.
This is a home game for Arsenal, the Emirates is slowly becoming a fortress again, the team is in great form, Fulham have hardly kept a clean sheet, this looks like 3 points already. Let's make some part of West London sad even though I would wish the entire part. #COYG
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Why the budget cap could have a crucial impact on the rest of 2022
Formula 1's cost cap has long been a hot topic, but the issue is now raising more talking points than ever, as RacingNews365.com Editorial Director Dieter Rencken explains.
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Whoever would have thought that Haas, which has its cars designed and built by a Ferrari subsidiary, could hold the key to the World Championship by effectively vetoing an increase to the budget cap due to global economic factors, in turn restricting Ferrari's performance upgrade programme? To be fair to Haas, they are not the only objector, but the irony is that are potentially scuppering their own technical partner.
That is, though, exactly the state of play: with the IMF's inflation rate running at close to seven per cent – and F1's own metric running even higher due to the impact of the Russia/Ukraine conflict on key expenses such as freight and energy – the major teams, who based their 2022 upgrades around forecast economic factors, now face overruns of $6-$8 million. In short, they need to cut back by that amount, or face FIA sanction.
The net effect is they need to reduce payroll by that amount, cut back on development – or do both. Either way, current projections have them plateauing on upgrades within the next three to four races, meaning an effective development freeze from July onwards. Thus, the pecking order will likely be locked in from the mid-point of the season, unless the cap is increased to cater for unexpected inflationary factors.
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Major teams could be forced to cut staff
Worse, up to 50 heads could be cut by each of the major teams, so at least 200 hard-working folk and their families will suffer – and, crucially, once experienced F1 folk leave the sport under such circumstances, they seldom return. The seriousness of the situation is evidenced by the number of team CFOs meeting their counterparts in the Barcelona paddock, with various Zoom calls scheduled for talks with folk back at their bases.
The word is that the FIA/F1 axis is totally supportive of an inflationary increase, but the stumbling block is that changes to current season regulations require unanimity – in other words, all 10 teams need to agree. Four – Alpine, Haas, Sauber and Williams - are said to be anti any increase, simply as they are below the cap and view the situation opportunistically: Cutbacks on upgrades at the sharp end will help them close the gap.
The majors argue that the situation is one of force majeure, that no one could have foreseen the Ukraine conflict, and that F1 should adapt accordingly – citing actions taken at the start of the Covid pandemic, when the major teams, who had the resources to survive the lockdowns, agreed to massive cutbacks and regulation changes to assist the independents.
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Questions raised over financial regulations
"Some payback we're now getting," a team boss grimaced on Friday when we spoke to a number of team bosses across the spectrum.
Ferrari Sporting Director Laurent Mekies, responding to a RacingNews365.com question during the FIA press conference at the Spanish Grand Prix, said: "We've been [tuning] the technical and sporting regulations to make them rock solid as a sport [for many years].
"The financial regulations are still a very young set of regulations, and how do we collectively make them enforceable? How do we make them equitable in all situations? It's a big challenge right now.
"A simple example is how do we now deal with the sort of force majeure type of situations with inflation for example, that we've been discussing for a long time. We feel the FIA should have the power to ensure the rules are fairly applicable and have the freedom in that case to make sure that the system doesn't explode because of early days difficulties."
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The implications of the issue
Clearly the integrity of the financial regulations is a major concern: Introduced last year and thus still 'immature', they have not yet been tested. Provisions are, though, made for sanctions ranging from reprimands through to suspension and exclusion of teams and key personnel from the series. The fear is that a team could be excluded (or have points docked) for keeping staff employed under force majeure situations.
On the flipside, not sanctioning a 'guilty' entity sets a precedent which could stretch the very premise of the budget cap, which is to restrict spend by the majors to give independent teams a fighting chance, and not increasing the cap enables a small number of teams to benefit from a force majeure situation. Through whichever prism the matter is viewed, the integrity of the cap is threatened.
Clearly the regulatory process needs a full review, but the question is whether it can still be undertaken in time to save this year's championship fight. Or to save those 200 jobs…
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For someone without sight, a Guiding Eyes dog is a priceless, life-changing gift providing independence, companionship, and mobility. Puppy raisers and foster volunteers come from all walks of life and include couples, families with children, young adults, and senior citizens. They all share a common desire to be a part of something bigger than themselves.
Puppy raisers Kathlyn Carroll and Michael Healy of White Plains have experienced firsthand the joy and fulfillment that comes with raising a future guide dog.
Puppy raisers welcome 8 week-old puppies into their homes and with full support from Guiding Eyes, including training classes and free vet care. The volunteers love, nurture, and educate the puppies for a 14 to 16 month period before sending them off to their calling as a guide dog for a blind or visually impaired person.
Puppy raising classes are held on Wednesday evenings at locations alternating between the Bedford Hills Community Center and the Guiding Eyes training school in Yorktown Heights. Pre-placement classes are held at the school's Canine Development Center in Patterson.
Foster volunteers in Guiding Eyes' brood/stud program provide a permanent home for one of the organization's breed dogs and are entrusted with their health, safety, and wellbeing. All vet care is covered. Fosters receive training in dog handling, care, and obedience. In addition to a loving home environment, foster volunteers also commit to walking their dog at least 3 miles per day.
Yorktown residents Judie and John Baumeister have always been dog lovers and knew that fostering would be a great way to teach their two young sons about service and volunteering.
The dogs in Guiding Eyes' breeding program represent the future of the organization and only the very best are selected to produce subsequent generations of guide dogs. Most breed dogs are between the ages of 16 to 20 months old when placed in a foster home. They are housebroken and have had basic obedience training, but have not been trained as guide dogs. When the time comes for a brood or stud to retire, fosters have the first opportunity to adopt.
While the puppy raising program is open to volunteers down the east coast, fostering is a special opportunity available only to those who live within an hour and a half of Guiding Eyes' Canine Development Center in Patterson. This is because the organization's breed dogs must be brought in periodically for reproduction, healthcare-related visits, and assessments.
To learn more about Guiding Eyes' puppy raising or brood/stud programs, call 1-866-GEB-LABS. Additional information is available online at www.guidingeyes.org/volunteer/puppy-raising/ (puppy raising) orwww.guidingeyes.org/volunteer/brood-stud-program/ (foster volunteering). Those interested in becoming a puppy raiser may contact Nicole Guite, regional manager, at nguite@guidingeyes.org or (845) 230-6406 to reserve a place at the next pre-placement class.


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ISP's all over the world have started to put a Fair Usage Policy, which limits the usage to a predetermined limit for users and its your duty to keep track of your usage and not cross the download limits, which could lead to your account suspension aswell.
BitMeter is a bandwidth measurement utility, that allows you to monitor your internet connection speed by displaying a scrolling graph that shows your upload and download speed over time.
It provides a very unique option of ISP ( Internet Service Provider ) Restrictions which can be used to ensure that you don't cross your monthly limit set by your ISP,it also alerts you when you nearing your monthly quota.
Bitmeter 2 requires version 1.1 or later of the Microsoft .NET framework to be installed.
* Requires Microsoft .NET framework 1.1 or higher installed and works only on Windows Platform.


The PCE-830 Clamp Meter is used for measuring one to three phases of electrical quantities for alternating current (AC). This 3-Phase Clamp Meter also measures parameters such as voltage, current, frequency, harmonics, and power as well as indicating, according to standard EN50160, harmonic values, interharmonics, and asymmetrics. Interference, such as interruptions, leaks, overloads, or transience (from 16 µs) are detected with their corresponding values. The backlit LCD, with high resolution, can show up to 35 parameters simultaneously. Up to 3 clips can be attached at the same time to the Clamp Meter. In data logger mode, it can save up to 17,470 readings (3 phases / 4 conductors), in a simpler set up (1 phase / 2 conductors) it can save up to 52,400 readings, split into 85 groups. All this makes the PCE-830 Clamp Meter the ideal instrument for taking measurements over long durations. Measurement values obtained can be sent to a computer and be processed with the included analysis software. The device comes with everything needed to be measuring and analysing from the moment it arrives. Although the Clamp Meter comes calibrated from the manufacturer, an optional laboratory calibration and certificate, that meets ISO standards, can be ordered separately with the device or when a recalibration is required.
- Indicates current wave forms and voltage overlap.
1. Turn on the device.
2. Push the "1f3f" key until "3P3W" appears on the display for 3 phases / 3 conductors.
3. Connect the 3 test cables from the voltage with L1, L2, L3 and the analyser. The amp clamps are connected, as seen in the image to the right, between the device and the circuit.
4. The results can then be seen on the display.
- Electrical conductor pick-up: 170mm diameter.
- Minimum radial curve : 35mm.
- Length of electrical conductor: 610mm.
- Diameter of electrical conductor: 14mm.
- Dimensions (Box): 130 x 80 x 43mm.


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Brain and Behavior oracknows | September 24, 2015
Early in the history of this blog, I had a running gag that I'd use every now and then. Basically, it involved humorously extravagant descriptions of how I wanted to hide my face behind a paper bag in sheer embarrassment at the antics of fellow physicians, particularly fellow surgeons. Over time, the gag evolved to my expressing a mock desire to hide my visage behind a metal Doctor Doom-style mask, again, over sheer embarrassment over the idiocy of my colleagues about a scientific issue, again, usually evolution. Sadly, creationist physicians are a very common source of such embarrassment,…
The antivaccine movement wins in Oregon: Senate Bill 442 is dead
Education oracknows | March 12, 2015
How quickly things change. If there's one thing I always feel obligated to warn my fellow pro-science advocates about vaccines and the antivaccine movement, it's that we can never rest on our laurels or assume that the tide is turning in our direction. The reason is simple: Antivaccinationism is a powerful belief system, every bit as powerful as religion and political ideology. It's powerful not just among antivaccinationists, but also because it taps into belief systems that are very much part and parcel of being an American. In fact, depressingly, yesterday I learned of a perfect example of…
Blowing the antivaccine dog whistle again
oracknows | February 20, 2015
You remember Dr. Bob, don't you? I'm referring, of course, to Robert "Dr. Bob" Sears, the Capistrano Beach, CA pediatrician who's arguably the most famous of the antivaccine pediatricians who have been spreading fear, uncertainty, and doubt (FUD) about vaccines. (Sorry, Dr. Jay, but, regardless of your being Jenny McCarthy's son's pediatrician, I'd bet that more people have heard of Dr. Bob than have heard of you.) Dr. Bob has achieved this fame/notoriety based on his book, The Vaccine Book: Making the Right Decision for your Child, which is chock full of exaggerations about the dangers of…
Chris Christie and Rand Paul's pandering to antivaccinationists: Is the Republican Party becoming the antivaccine party?
Policy oracknows | February 2, 2015
"I also understand that parents need to have some measure of choice as well. So that's a balance the government has to decide." -- NJ Governor Chris Christie, February 2, 2015 "The state doesn't own the children. Parents own the children, and it is an issue of freedom." -- Senator Rand Paul (R-KY), February 2, 2015 Longtime readers know that I lived in central New Jersey for eight and a half years before taking an opportunity to return to my hometown just under seven years ago. Having spent the better part of a decade there, I think I understand New Jersey, at last the northern and…
On the back of an envelope: The water benefits of an efficient toilet
Technology pgleick | March 13, 2013
Here is the second in what will be a series of posts on how little things like changes in technology we take for granted, or simple behaviors, can have a big impact on water use. The first looked at turning off the water when you brush your teeth: a seemingly trivial thing. It turned out not to be so trivial. (I will, on occasion, also blog about the "not so little" things like fundamental changes in our agricultural systems, dietary choices, and industrial processes.) The Pacific Institute has done extensive and groundbreaking research over the past 25 years on a wide range of water, climate…
Bicycling in China, the Twin Cities, and the Senate
lborkowski | November 3, 2011
Bicycling has been in the news a lot this week. E&E News reports that China is trying to get people back onto bicycles in an attempt to address traffic problems. The city of Zhongshan has launched a bike-sharing system with 4,000 bikes; Hangzhou and Shanghai have systems with 50,000 and 19,000 bikes, respectively. Reporter Coco Liu contrasts these figures to the US's largest bike-sharing program: DC's, with 1,100 bikes. (Read my earlier post on Capital Bikeshare here.) Even with such relatively large systems, though, demand can quickly outstrip supply, as when a train full of homeward-…
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Casey Luskin is such a great gift to the scientific community. The public spokesman for the Discovery Institute has a law degree and a Masters degree (in Science! Earth Science, that is) and thinks he is qualified to analyze papers in genetics and molecular biology, fields in which he hasn't the slightest smattering of background, and he keeps falling flat on his face. It's hilarious! The…
Nycticein bats: apparently, a nice example of how assorted distant relatives can be mistakenly considered close allies on the basis of one or two characters (vesper bats part XIII)
A group of serotine-like bats that occur in North America, Cuba, tropical Africa, Asia and Australasia have often been grouped together in a 'tribe' called Nycticeini (or Nycticeiini: both spellings are used in the bat literature and I'm unsure which has proper precedence). Tate (1942) used this name for an assemblage of species grouped together due to the absence of the second upper incisor.…
Inside the Career of the Man Who Gave Us 'The Inner Life of a Cell'
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In our continuing series of light and friendly profiles of members of the AMA Federal Council, Australian Medicine talks to Council Chair Dr Beverley Rowbotham.
AM: What are you reading right now?
BR: I have just finished The Lost Man by Jane Harper. She writes terrific thrillers set in the Australian outback. This is the best yet. Before that I had read Outline by Rachel Cusk. This is an interesting style of storytelling where the narrator is invisible and the story unfolds from conversations she has with others. I am interested enough to read the rest of the trilogy.
AM: What music do you like?
BR: Indie rock – my son is an indie rock musician.
AM: Your favourite holiday destination?
BR: Noosa, Queensland. Perfect any time of the year.
BR: Asian Australian fusion – with chips.
BR: Our friends make wine at Ballandean in Queensland. The label is Bent Road. It is terrific – at last we have the right vines planted for Queensland conditions. And coffee – Neighbourhood Coffee Roasters at Albion in Brisbane.
AM: What team/s do you follow?
BR: Australian Men's test cricket – we can rebuild! Queensland league teams, and any team Wayne Bennett is coaching.
BR: It is the sweet spot – interesting and useful, the meeting place of science and the humanities.
BR: To be a doctor is to be a member of a tribe. It is a specific calling and way of life. And the AMA is the natural home of the tribe. I have met terrific people at the AMA – doctor colleagues and the fantastic people who manage our policy – who are passionate about good medicine and good careers for doctors. That is worth defending.


As the RCP marks 10 years of the Medical Training Initiative, research underlines mutual benefits for the NHS and thousands of doctors from all over the world.
World Health Organization director general Dr Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus will provide a video message to accompany the opening remarks of Professor Dame Jane Dacre at the Global Health Horizons conference on 3 December 2018.
Dr Lewis Peake compares international healthcare systems, funding and outcomes, and asks whether it's a question of how or where NHS funding should be spent.
The RCP has named Professor Ali Jawad, who currently represents the RCP globally as international medical director and Hans Sloane Fellow, as its new vice president (Global).
Professor Evarist Njelesani, president of the East, Central and Southern Africa College of Physicians (ESCACoP), opened Innovation in Medicine 2018's day 2 morning session with an overview of the clinical challenges facing Africa.
The RCP president has written to Theresa May expressing concern about an Evening Standard report stating that calls for a relaxation of visa rules were vetoed.
A delegation led by RCP president Professor Jane Dacre has visited Pakistan, participating in symposia on advancing patient care.
The RCP marked World Diabetes Day on 14 November with a multidisciplinary conference in Amman, Jordan, where diabetes prevalence stands at more than 13%.
The RCP's first global health conference, 'Global ambition, global reach: Advancing patient care in low-resource settings', took place on Wednesday 25 October.


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I am going to talk to you about two Sanctuaries in this article. One is the spiritual Temple God is building in the whole earth as the Temple of the Last Days. The second is the Sanctuary He has asked us to prepare here in New Orleans. Let me begin by sharing a very personal, divine message:
The Word of the Lord came unto me and I wept, "Now go prepare the Sanctuary of the Lord!"
Scripture reveals that God had the same divine intention at Mount Sinai – He wanted the people to prepare a Sanctuary to accommodate His presence. As a result, man's relationship to God would encounter a divergence from what he had known – a new path would be revealed; an historical modification would emerge.
"And let them make Me a sanctuary, that I may dwell among them." Exodus 25:8
The reality was that although God was certainly overseeing His people, He claimed by implication that He did not yet dwell among them. To do so would require that a certain protocol, a ceremonial worship be initiated for the sake of the people's safety. If He was to be among them, in such a way as to reveal His Personhood, then He required a Sanctuary.
Although today we are most certainly the Sanctuary of the Lord (e.g., I Cor.3:16-17, 6:19), it is nevertheless true that His eyes look to and fro to find a place where He can reveal Himself to a collective people. He thus looks for ministers who are holy and pure, clean vessels that can lead the way into the Holy of Holies when once it is established.
"Then stood up Jeshua the son of Jozadak, and his brethren the priests, and Zerubbabel the son of Shealtiel, and his brethren, and builded the altar to the G-d of Israel…." Ezra 3:2
Today Yeshua (Jesus), the Son of God, is arising to build a Temple and erect an altar to the God of all the earth. He spoke clearly to me at the end of the year 2000 in a three-hour visitation – World For Jesus Ministries was to do its part in preparing for Him a Temple in the earth, and it would take seven full years to construct the foundation. We began this construction in 2001 by holding The Gatherings. Of course, this new Temple is not one made by human hands, but is one constructed by God Himself. We simply have sought to obey the edict and to do our part by working with Him through prayer. His promise was that He would build His Sanctuary, and He is doing this very thing!
The foundation now complete, He is beginning to reveal Himself here and there to His people in marvelous ways. I am excited over the wonderful things He is doing. Healing, miracles, and His awesome presence are favoring His people as they humble themselves before Him and worship Him in truth.
The Lord recently spoke to me about yet another Sanctuary, one in New Orleans! In an audible voice, He instructed me: "Go and prepare the Sanctuary of the Lord!" When He directed me to do this in New Orleans, he also told me what to call it: "The Sanctuary," which literally means the dwelling place of God! It is but a microcosm of what He is doing worldwide.
The Lord divinely directed us to the very building we were to use for our meetings. At that time, it was not on the market as a possible site. Yet, our agent's ongoing efforts opened the way for us to obey the Lord's directive – we signed a lease and began the renovation of this old building in East New Orleans (it is not more than 5 minutes from our previous facility). We are not yet finished, indeed, we still have a great deal of work to do in the rear of the building. Despite where we are in the process, we took a chance, sectioned off the unfinished portion, began to hold revival meetings, and saw the Lord come to His Sanctuary!
In "The Sanctuary" here in New Orleans, God is teaching us about the new Sanctuary He is still constructing in the world. He is also teaching us how to worship and walk before Him in this new, international, spiritual facility. His requirements are higher now because He will reveal His presence in an unprecedented way. Yes, signs and wonders will fill the earth, but something even greater is about to occur – He is going to reveal His creative Word! He will recreate human bodies by healing the maimed and raising the dead, which is awesome in and of itself. He will also recreate the human soul by healing it and raising up sons and daughters who will walk in the fullness of life (it would take several books to explain all that I just said).
The Lord is training us as priests to help Him build His Temple, just as occurred in Zerubbabel's day. He is teaching us how to walk before Him so as not to offend His holiness, and how to enter into the fullness of life as mature sons. He is teaching us how to believe Him for the supernatural, and for so much more. In one respect, we are still doing our part in erecting His spiritual Temple throughout the world. In another respect, we are using our physical hands to build a Sanctuary He is soon going to visit in a way that is greater than anything He has ever done. Remember, He is God, and we are His people. On Mount Sinai, He disclosed Himself to the entire house of Israel in an unprecedented revelation of Himself. He is getting ready to do this very thing again! We want to be ready for Him; how about you?
As we wait upon God, we must look to you for a few things. First, we need your prayers. Because of the spiritual work we are doing in this city as we renovate The Sanctuary, the battle is intense. Please pray for our team as well as the work on the building. Second, please pray for the finances, and prayerfully consider contributing to the renovation of this new Sanctuary. We still need tens of thousands of dollars, and we need it quickly. This is not a lot of money, although $1000.00 is a lot of money if you need it, and it is not available. Whereas we know the Lord will bring the funds in as He has promised, we also know that only those who consider themselves our most supportive friends and family are going to take the responsibility for building this work at this foundational level (this came as a prophetic revelation to one of our dearest friends who has given sacrificially by the Lord's direction). God, in turn, is looking to bless our friends in a special way for giving sacrificially and being a part of this journey. This point came as a promise from the Lord through an angelic messenger sent directly to me. Therefore, we bless those of you who will give sacrificially at this time. Third, we want you to visit us down here in the South! Those of you who pray, come and help us pray. Those of you who love truth, come and join us as we learn about and enter into the Prophetic Revolution that is upon us. Indeed, when we finish the second phase of renovations, we will resume four nights of services per week. I am excited about this increase in meetings, for His presence will be even richer and stronger.
"I have surely built thee a house of habitation, A place for Thee to dwell forever." 1 Kings 8:13
We are building a habitation for His holiness in our souls and in The Sanctuary. Come and join us. Come and help, and learn how to make an exceedingly great home for Him within your hearts. Come and give Him praise in His Sanctuary; you will never be sorry for doing so! This great spiritual Temple He is constructing in all the earth will make Him a praise in the earth, and it will be the Sanctuary of His power. As we build here in New Orleans, we are continuing to do our part to erect the spiritual Temple of these last days. Come, and with us, give Him praise!
Hallelujah. Praise God in His sanctuary; Praise Him in the firmament of His power." Psalms 150:1
This Sanctuary we are building in New Orleans will be a House of Prayer for all nations. Leading such a "House" has always been my call, and always will be. Come, help us pray!
"For My house shall be called a house of prayer for all nations." Isaiah 56:7
This is pleasing to the Lord and, therefore, wonderful in our eyes!
Nita Johnson
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ICE Arrests Salvadorian National With Child Sex Offenses After N.C. Sheriff's Office Released Illegal
More than 100 sex trafficking victims rescued across US amid busts, FBI says
Authorities find 123 missing children in just ONE day during a Michigan sex trafficking operation
Tennessee House Passes Bill to Ban Abortion After Detection of Fetal Heartbeat Members of the Tennessee Legislature in Nashville on Monday. The state's House passed a restrictive abortion bill on Thursday. Credit Mark Humphrey/Associated Press Image
Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp signs controversial 'heartbeat' bill into law
Alabama Senate Passes Bill Banning Abortion, Would Make Killing Unborn Babies a Felony
ABORTION ROW Alabama votes to BAN nearly all abortions including in cases of rape and incest with doctors facing up to 99 years in jail for performing them
Why the MSM Is Ignoring Trump's Sex Trafficking Busts
Alleged Dark Web Child Pornography Facilitator Extradited to the United States to Face Federal Charges
FBI sex trafficking bust recovers 168 kids, some never reported missing
U.S. Attorney Announces Charges Against 19 Defendants For The Sex Trafficking Of Minor Girls And Young Women In New York State's Child Welfare System
123 missing kids recovered in Wayne County, U.S. Marshals Service says
NJ officials arrest 24 alleged child predators in 'Operation Open House'
Seven Men Sentenced for Their Roles in an International Child Exploitation Crowdsourcing Conspiracy
Pennsylvania grand jury report identifies more than 1,000 victims of priest abuse
'Don't Worry, Nobody's Gonna Get You': Postman Rescues Weeping Girl from Sex Traffickers
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Nxivm sex cult case: Seagram heiress among four women arrested
Allison Mack, Smallville actress, charged over Nxivm sex trafficking
36 Arrested, 2 Female Juveniles Rescued in #LASD Human Trafficking Operation, Compton
More Than 2,300 Suspected Online Child Sex Offenders Arrested During Operation "Broken Heart"
Democrats Blame Trump For Children In Cages—His Response Has Them Deleting Tweets
Child sex abuse investigation leads to 150 arrests.
Trump signs law to punish websites for sex trafficking.
Sex ads website Backpage shut down by U.S. authorities.
Spanish police break up Nigerian sex trafficking gang
NC Child Sex Exploitation Ring Bust Nabs 76 Arrests, 13 Rescues
34 ARRESTED IN GEORGIA IN OPERATION SOUTHERN IMPACT II
Contact your Senator today and tell them to support SESTA, The Stop Enabling Sex Traffickers Act
Iowa Senate passes bill banning abortions once heartbeat is detected.
Disney Rocked By Child Sex Scandal As America Faces Abuse Awakening.
Former news anchor accuses Kevin Spacey of groping her 18-year-old son: 'This was a criminal act.'
Forgiveness Ceremony Unites Veterans and Natives at Standing Rock Casino.
Is Corey Feldman selling out his crusade to expose Hollywood Pedophiles?
Trump Takes Down Over Two Dozen Elite Pedophiles Including Celebrities & Politicians
277 Arrested in Human Trafficking, Online Prostitution Sting in Polk County
Steve Scalise Speech! Values Voters Summit!
84 Children Found After Sex Trafficking Bust Ends in Arrest of 120
Seattle Mayor to resign in light of child sex-abuse allegations
July 27-Tulare County operation lead to multi-state rescue/arrest
Feb-24 Trump exposes plan to fight Human Trafficking
1500 arrests made in 1st month of Trump's Presidency: (several links detailing arrests/rescues included in this article copied below)
On Jan. 27 authorities arrested 42 in a human trafficking operation in Tennessee.
On Jan. 29 authorities announced that 474 were arrested in a statewide California human trafficking operation and 28 sexually exploited children were rescued.
108 were arrested from Jan. 18 to Feb. 5 in Illinois as part of a national sex trafficking sting operation.
178 people were arrested in Texas for sex trafficking in sting that operated in January till Super Bowl Sunday.
16 people were arrested in January in Michigan for sex trafficking during the Detroit Auto Show.
In February, authorities arrested 11 in Virginia in a child sex sting
On Feb. 14 the Polk County sheriff announced that 42 were arrested in Florida in child pornography related cases.
July 24 -Exposure and Rescue-victims transported in trucks
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Blood pressure is measured with a blood pressure cuff (sphygmomanometer). This may be done using a stethoscope and a cuff and gauge or by an automatic machine. It is a routine part of the physical examination and one of the vital signs often recorded for a patient visit. Other vital signs include pulse rate, respiratory rate (breathing rate), temperature, and weight.
These guidelines help guide healthcare practices, and can be related to patient reimbursement and healthcare coverage. The tenth revision of the International Statistical Classification of Diseases and Related Health Problems, or ICD-10, is the set of codes used to designate specific health conditions and allow for reimbursement through health insurance programs.
Making sure your blood pressure numbers are normal is an investment for your future. Putting unnecessary strain on your arteries and your heart can ultimately lead to a heart attack or stroke. Heart disease and strokes are the leading causes of death in the United States. About 1,000 people die every day from complications stemming from high blood pressure.
This study is investigating whether modified citrus pectin, a dietary supplement derived from plants, can decrease heart failure and other complications of high blood pressure. To participate patients must be at least 21 years old and have an established treatment plan for high blood pressure. Please note that this study is in Boston, Massachusetts.
Not only the degree of obesity is important, but also the manner in which the body accumulates extra fat. Some people gain weight around their belly (central obesity or "apple-shaped" people), while others store fat around their hips and thighs ("pear-shaped" people). "Apple-shaped" people tend to have greater health risks for high blood pressure than "pear-shaped" people.
A desired blood pressure is less than 120/80. In people who are considered to be healthy, low blood pressure without experiencing any symptoms is commonly not a concern and does not need to be treated. Low blood pressure may be a sign of an underlying issue, particularly in seniors, where it might cause inadequate blood floor to their heart, vital organs, and brain.
When the systolic pressure drops below 90 mm Hg and the diastolic pressure falls below 60 mm Hg, this is categorized as low blood pressure. Some people may have low pressure all the time and this may be normal for them. If they do not experience any other signs or symptoms, medical treatment may not be necessary for them. Low blood pressure becomes a concern when it is accompanied by noticeable symptoms, such as dizziness, fainting and, in severe cases, shock. When this occurs, people should seek medical attention to determine if an underlying condition may be responsible for their hypotension.


Mohammed Abouzaid received his PhD from the University of Chicago in 2007 under the supervision of Paul Seidel. His thesis used techniques from tropical geometry to give a new approach to the homological mirror symmetry conjecture for toric varieties. He is interested in symplectic topology and its interactions with algebraic geometry and differential topology. Mohammed was apponted as a Clay Research Fellow for a term of five years beginning July 2007.


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Now when it comes to keeping your car running its best, there are two simple things you shouldn't overlook: car batteries and oil changes. Car batteries may be small, but the power they provide is huge. When your battery is weak, old, or the terminals are loose, your car may not start. That's where our ASE-certified technicians come in! Visit Firestone Complete Auto Care near 80236 for a free car battery test. A quick test will determine if your car battery is providing sufficient power and at what temperature it may die. You can also request a car battery test when you stop by for your regular oil change, another service that helps keep your engine healthy. Whether you choose synthetic, synthetic blend, high mileage, or conventional oil, your car needs new oil every 3,000 miles, or at the factory recommended interval. Fresh oil helps keep your engine at the right temperature, as well as clean and lubricated. When it's time for a new battery or quick oil change, come see us. We actually install over 800,000 car batteries a year and do more than 19,000 oil changes every day. Make an appointment online today and save money with one of our great oil change coupons, tire deals, or service offers. Whether you're the proud owner of an everyday sedan or slick sports car, come to Firestone Complete Auto Care near 80236 today!
From transmission work to batteries to pothole damage repair, head to a Firestone Complete Auto Care near you for your automotive service needs. We're an automotive shop, tire store, and car care center wrapped into one. And that? That makes taking care of your vehicle amazingly simple. Our automotive technicians work hard to help ensure that your vehicle runs the way it should. Regardless of the maintenance your car or truck needs, we will strive to make your visit satisfying. Learn more below and book your auto repair or service near 80236 today.