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Illacme plenipes ist ein Tausendfüßer, der innerhalb dieses Unterstamms die zweitmeisten Beine aufweist. Das Exemplar mit den meisten gezählten Beinen hatte 750. Es war damit bis zur Entdeckung von Eumillipes persephone das Tier mit den meisten jemals gezählten Beinen. Die Art ist endemisch und nur von drei Fundorten im nordwestlichen Vorgebirge der Gabilan Range im San Benito County in Kalifornien bekannt, die maximal 4,5 km auseinander liegen. Sie ist der einzige Vertreter der Familie Siphonorhinidae in der westlichen Hemisphäre.

Das erste Mal wurde Illacme plenipes 1926 gefunden. Der genaue Fundort ist nicht bekannt, die Erstbeschreiber Cook und Loomis schreiben 1928

Der Fund im Freiland blieb bis 2005 einmalig, aus Museen und naturkundlichen Sammlungen sind nur 17 Exemplare bekannt. 2005 wurden in Kalifornien weitere zwölf Exemplare, vier Männchen, drei Weibchen und fünf Jungtiere, entdeckt. Dabei hatten die Weibchen mindestens 660 Füße, die männlichen Exemplare maximal 402. Die weiblichen Exemplare mit bis zu 171 Körpersegmenten waren dabei bis zu 33,2 Millimeter lang und 0,5 Millimeter breit. Die männlichen Illacme plenipes waren maximal 16,15 Millimeter lang und hatten bis zu 105 Segmente. Der Leiter der Forschungen, Paul Marek, forderte jetzt, das 0,8 Quadratkilometer große Areal unter Naturschutz zu stellen, um die wiederentdeckte Art vor dem Aussterben zu bewahren.

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The DC Bombshells figures are some of the best toys DC Collectibles has ever produced. Well, the first wave was. The second wave suffered from budget cuts. The third wave suffered so much it was outright cancelled, and I've been looking to expand my Bombshells shelf ever since.
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Q: Access: Adding records with identical data, except for ID I would like to be upfront. I am by no means an expert or even really all that technologically savy. However, I inherited a training system where the only way to find out if someone was current was to dig through physical file cabinets and try to find the hard copy. I have put together a basic access database to try and improve the situation. It is working okay, but I've run into a problem.
Previously, most training occurred in small enough batches that data entry is not a problem. (No more than 15-20 entries at any one time). However, regulatory changes now mandate the company put everyone through a mandated training course annually. This means all information about the training will be identical, except for the employee ID associated with the record.
Right now I can manually enter this training just like any other, but I have to perform this nearly identical data entry for each of the several hundred employees in the company.
I would like to be able to enter the pertinent details about the training and then have access create an training record for each employee.
The current form asks the user:

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*Who is the employee that was trained? (The appropriate employee ID # is entered)

*Which subject was trained on? (the appropriate selection is made via combo box)

*On what date was the training completed? Date picker is used to fill.

*What is the file path to the scanned training certificate? (The majority of this field is prepopulated so only the actual file name needs to be typed. For the specific training in question all the employees of the company will be included in the same scanned pdf. Subsequently, this filed will be identical for all employees.)

The fields on the current form are:

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*txtEmpID – Text box, where employee ID # is entered. Corresponds to
field "empID"

*cboTask – Combo box, where the appropriate training
subject is selected. Corresponds to field "reqID"

*txtDate – Text box,    the date the training was completed.
Corresponds to field "trngDate"

*txtFilePath – Text box, file path to the scanned pdf of the physical
training record. Corresponds to field "trngLocat"

I would like to be able to fill in the information for 2-4 but then have access create a record, for each employee in my employees table, where all the data from 2-4 is identical.
Is this possible?
Pertinent Tables:

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*tblEmployees – keyed on field "empID" which is the employee number.

*tblTrngSubjects - Keyed on field "reqID" which is autonumber.

*tblTrngRec – keyed on field "recordID" which is autonumber. Relates
to tblEmployees through field "empID". Relates to tblTrngSubjects
through field "reqID".

tblTrngRec is the table in which the records will be stored.
Other information that may be relevant:
I am using Access 2016.
I once had a copy of Access 2010 the missing manual…but that was in 2010. It has been almost a decade since I did anything more advanced than "docmd.openform"
I greatly appreciate any and all advice. Thanks, in advance.

A: I admit I haven't worked with access in quite some time, so some of the syntax might be slightly off. You need to know a list of employee IDs that were in that training.
Insert into tblTrngRec(empID,ReqID,txtDate,txtFilePath)
select empID
   ,25 'You need to enter this manually
   ,"6/9/2020" 'You need to enter this manually
   ,"Enter your file path"
from tblEmployees
where EmpID IN (enter a comma delimited list of employee IDs)

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Elyse Knowles' posts makeup free selfie to talk about pimple battles.
"It can really get me down." Elyse Knowles opens up about her struggle with pimples.
Model Elyse Knowles has opened up about her insecurity with her skin, revealing she has struggled with "really bad pimples" for years.
The 26-year-old told Instagram followers that although she tends to keep things "bottled up" because she didn't want to seem ungrateful, she decided to be "vulnerable and honest" and share this hidden struggle.
And with that, she shared several photos of herself without any makeup – something she said she's never done on her Instagram before.
In a blog post on her website, the Myer ambassador said she wanted to share this "very raw version" of herself in the hopes it would help others experiencing similar insecurities.
"Skin has always been a trouble of mine. I've combated blemishes and really bad pimples for years and years," she said.
"I know how blessed I am in many ways, and some people have much greater troubles with the condition of their skin. I also understand that breakouts are not the end of the world.
"But despite these rational thoughts, I'm only human and the truth is that my skin issues do make me feel crappy.
It's a thought process that will be oh-so-relatable to anyone who's struggled with acne or skin problems themselves.
Especially for all the women and men who, like Elyse, only started getting bad pimples in their late teens or early 20s.
Like others, she's tried all different types of treatments, including the controversial vitamin A medication, Roaccutane, which she doesn't recommend unless it's a "last resort".
Fresh faced and ready for a jam packed day ????????
During a recent interview with Mamamia's You Beauty podcast, Elyse said that her skin goes "crazy this time of year" because of work and travel.
She said, unfortunately, the makeup required for her job also made her skin worse.
Elyse said in her blog that she also had to deal with "very cruel" comments about her face on social media, but has developed a "thick skin" to deal with it.
But she said the blog post was not about "complaining", but being honest.
She then invited readers to share ideas or solutions that worked for them.
You can read Elyse's full blog post here.


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Who Are the FIFA World Cup Winners So Far?
Every four years, football fans all over the world (especially if their country is frequently one of the FIFA World Cup winners) shake with anticipation for this upcoming major event. Most fans who are casual spectators begin to follow the matches when they get to the more exciting parts: the group or knockout stages, before getting to the semi-finals and the championship. However, for the more hardcore and dedicated spectators, they may even keep track of the progress while the national teams are still in the qualifying stages per regional confederation - which takes place in the two or so years before the group stages!
Yes, the entire process for the World Cup lasts several years with each round, which would explain why this major sports tournament happens only once every 4 years and why it can be quite hard to make football predictions too early. But what exactly is the World Cup? Well, in the simplest terms, it's the biggest international competition between national teams of member countries within the Fédération Internationale de Football Association, or FIFA. Both the men's and women's national teams compete separately, and each has their respective tournaments. This has become so popular that it's much anticipated even within the realm of sports betting, where experienced bettors can interpret match odds to place the wisest bets to win big.
Despite having upwards of 100 member countries spread across six regional confederations, the list of FIFA World Cup winners is quite small! Since the World Cup started in 1930, there have been 21 tournaments held (the only gaps being 19442 and 1946 due to World War II) and only 8 nations have made it onto the FIFA World Cup winners roster!
How are the FIFA World Cup winners determined?
As mentioned, the qualification process takes years - as early as two years before the actual event year! Each of FIFA's six confederations (covering Asia, Oceania, South America, Europe, Africa, and North and Central America and the Caribbean) have their own rules governing their qualifying stages, but their goal is the same: hold elimination matches between national teams until the top qualified countries are eligible to move to the next round.
This next round is the Group Stage where the 32 qualified teams are divided into eight groups of 4 teams that play round-robin matches against each other; the top 2 scoring teams from each move onto the next round again: the Knockout Stage.
Now one step closer to becoming one of the FIFA World Cup winners, teams have one chance to knock out their opponents and become one of the last 8 to proceed to the quarterfinals, semi-finals, and at last: the celebrated World Cup Championship match.
Ranking of FIFA World Cup winners
Armed with this information about the World Cup and how one country progresses through the competition, let's look at the 8 countries that have become FIFA World Cup winners – ranked from fewest wins to most! Think you can guess which country has the most wins and how many?
1) England (1966)
England has one title under their belt, which they won with a score of 4-2 against Germany (then still West Germany) in extra time. During this game, striker Geoff Hurst scored a hat-trick which, to this day remains the only one during a World Cup Final. Though this is England's only major tournament win, they had quite a run at the 2018 World Cup, where they made it to the semi-finals but were eliminated by Croatia and then Belgium during the third-place play-off, landing them in 4th place.
2) Spain (2010)
Spain won against the Netherlands in extra time with a final score of 1-0. Tensions must have been very high when the 90-minute match came to an end with no goals! However, with just four minutes left in extra time, Andrés Iniesta sank a goal into the corner and gave Spain their first ever World Cup title.
3) Uruguay (1930, 1950)
Uruguay has held the title twice, the first of which was during the tournament's very first year in 1930! During this Final match, which was a 'rematch' of the 1928 Olympic Gold medal match, Uruguay beat Argentina 4-2 and kicked off the legacy of FIFA World Cup winners. Uruguay's second World Cup title came in 1950, when as the underdogs they defeated the expected winners, Brazil, with a 2-1 final score.
4) Argentina (1978, 1986)
Argentina has also won the World Cup twice. The first was in 1978 against the Netherlands and with a score of 3-1 in extra time; this also marked the Netherlands' second consecutive loss during the Finals, and against the host country. Argentina's second title came in 1986 against West Germany, with a score of 3-2 in regulation time.
5) France (1998, 2018)
Defending FIFA World Cup winners France are also on their second title, the latter occurring in 2018 during what was indeed an eventful match that resulted in a 4-2 win against Croatia. During the 2018 Finals, spectators saw the first-time use of the VAR (Video Assistant Referee) at the World Cup, the first ever own-goal during a World Cup final (thanks to Mario Mandžukić) and Kylian Mbappé becoming just the second teenager ever to score in a World Cup final. France's first title was in 1998 when they were also the host country; they beat the defending champions Brazil with a 3-0 score in regulation time.
6) Italy (1934, 1938, 1982, 2006)
Italy is one of two FIFA World Cup winners with four titles. Their first win was against Czechoslovakia in the 2nd World Cup, where they came back from a one goal deficit to win 2-1. They defended their title to bag their second championship in 1938, where they beat Hungary 4-2 and became the first team to win outside their own country. Their third trophy came over four decades later in 1982 against West Germany with a score of 3-1 despite a goalless first half. Finally, Italy sealed their fourth victory by beating France in the 2006 tournament. The match ended with a 1-1 tie after extra time and at the conclusion of the penalty shootout, Italy came out on top with a 5-3 win.
7) Germany (1954, 1974, 1990, 2014)
Germany is the second country of FIFA World Cup winners that has won the World Cup four times, though they didn't get their first title until after the over decade-long break for the Second World War. This match, ending in a 3-2 win against Hungary, is widely proclaimed as one of the most historic matches of the tournament both in terms of sports and politics. Their second title was won against the Netherlands in 1974. Germany became the first team to play in three consecutive finals in 1990, where they won against Argentina 1-0; this is when Argentina became the first team not to score in a final match. Finally, Germany bagged their fourth win (as a unified Germany; the previous three were won as West Germany) in 2014, scoring 1-0 in extra time.
8) Brazil (1958, 1962, 1970, 1994, 2002)
Did you guess Brazil correctly? So far, they're the only nation with five World Cup wins to their name. Their 5-2 win against Sweden in 1958 holds the record for the most goals scored in a World Cup final, and they successfully defended their title in 1962 by winning 3-1 against Czechoslovakia. For the first time in World Cup history, two former FIFA World Cup winners met again at the finals in 1970, with Brazil winning against Italy. The two nations met yet again in 1994, in the first goalless finals match that went into a penalty shootout that resulted in a 3-2 Brazilian victory. Finally, Brazil claimed their fifth title in 2002, winning 2-0 against Germany.
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A new sale and a new order for Overmarine
Following the sale of a Mangusta Oceano 43, the Overmarine Group has announced another order for a Mangusta Gransport 45 from the new Fast Displacement line in aluminium.
Designed by Alberto Mancini, the Mangusta Gransport 45 is, as the shipyard puts it, "the perfect balance of sport and comfort, combined with the flexibility of use that is at the heart of Mangusta's concept of fast displacement". Among the key aspects of the outer layout is the beach area to stern which spreads across an impressive 75 square metres, while on the inside the central hall on the upper deck connects directly with the stern area and the sunbridge to bow which features a spacious Jacuzzi.
The hull was developed jointly by the engineer Pierluigi Ausonio and the Overmarine Group Technical Department, and is a "Fast Surface Piercing Hull", meaning a fast displacement hull with a bulbous bow. The model runs on three MTU 16V 2000 M96Ls with the two outer motors lined up with the axes while the central motor is paired with a Rolls Royce Kamewa waterjet. Top speed is 26 knots. The range at 20 knots is 1000 miles and reaches 3500 at 11 knots.
The launch of the new Mangusta Gransport 45 is scheduled for 2019.
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WHAT'S UP EVERYBODY!?!? Welcome to the Monday Edition of TAY Time Chat, where no work gets done and we reminisce about the weekend instead.
My sibling came in this weekend with his significant other in order to partake in the holiday festivities as a familial unit. I suspect that a few of you are in a similar situation, and thus, I WISH YOU THE BEST IN DEALING WITH FAMILY. I'm sure you all mostly love your family, but at some point you become your own individual yet it seems that memo hardly gets passed around to the rest of the family!
That aside, I hope everyone genuinely has a good holiday week! Do you have any fun family traditions you are looking forward to? Maybe a family viewing of the best Christmas movie evah? Looking forward to some gift opening?
If none of those suit you, feel free to Talk Amongst Yourselves!


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What do you drink to hydrate?
Choosing an energy drink may be putting your oral health at risk and damage your teeth.
Studies show that there are more children with serious tooth problems and energy drinks may be the cause. The sugar and acid in an energy drink may lead to tooth decay and erosion.
The sugar and acid in energy drinks is a perfect recipe for bacteria growth in the mouth which may cause tooth decay and dental erosion. When given the choice, water is best for hydration. If energy drinks must be consumed then it is essential to rinse with water afterwards to reduce the potential damage in may cause. Be sure to wait an hour before brushing after having an energy drink as acidic foods and drinks soften the tooth enamel.
Drinking sports drinks during training and then putting a mouth guard in, locks liquid right on the teeth. The neutralizing effect of saliva is minimized and the damaging effects of the acidity and sugar increase.
Tooth decay is one of the most common childhood disease, however most preventable with proper care. The Ontario Dental Association encourages children and teens to choose water or, at least, limit their intake of sports/energy drinks.


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Netflix Looking For Extras For Movie To Be Shot In Massachusetts
By Liam Martin September 30, 2020 at 6:31 am
Filed Under:Boston News, Judith Bouley, liam martin, Netflix
BOSTON (CBS) – Here's your shot to be in potentially the next Netflix blockbuster. The streaming service is casting for a new movie that will be shot this year in South Boston and other spots in Massachusetts.
We got to talk to the woman tasked with casting the project in the midst of a pandemic.
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Judith Bouley told WBZ-TV they're going to need plenty of background actors.
"All ages, sizes, ethnicities. Netflix believes in diversity, as do I," she said.
Bouley is familiar with Boston. She cast thousands of extras for Adam Sandler's new Netflix movie, "Hubie Halloween," which comes out October 7.
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But for that project, Bouley was able to travel here and interview applicants in-person. Now, she'll have to cast extras from her office in Hollywood.
"Instead of having an open casting call, like we did last summer at Marblehead High School, this time I'm going to interview by Zoom," Bouley said.
If you're interested, you can visit JudithBouleyCasting.com. There, you'll fill out a quick application and then wait for Bouley and her team to reach out.
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As for the movie itself, it's shrouded in secrecy right now, but Bouley tells us it's "a stunning script, it's huge, and our stars are unbelievable. But I've got to keep it a secret."


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[DASH] – Dash Core is Releasing Part of Its Software Repositories in an Effort to Open Source the Network
Dash Core, the group behind the Dash cryptocurrency project has revealed this week that it has been releasing repositories of the Dash Evolution source code to the public in an aim to make the project more open source.
Thus far, the group has kept the development of the Dash blockchain private both for security and competitive reasons, however, this decision may have sparked a lot of criticism from the community as most blockchain projects are publicly available in coding platforms especially GitHub available for the public to scrutinize and hunt for bugs. Due to public pressure, the Dash Core Group made promises to release the source code when it is ready for open-sourcing, a promise it is aiming to achieve now.
It is worth noting that Dash Evolution is only part of the three components of the Dash blockchain which are made up of the Dash Core and Dashpay Wallet in addition to Evolution (also referred to as Dash Platform). Therefore according to the announcement, only the Dash Platform will be released to the public thereby allowing the Dash blockchain to maintain its competitive edge while also allowing the community to participate in the development of the blockchain ecosystem.
Deputy CTO of Dash Core Group Nathan Marley, who penned the announcement stated that the release has been going on for the better part of this month and is scheduled to end by the end of the month. He also mentioned that the entire Dash Core team is actually very excited about having the Dash Platform repositories available to the public.
"The entire development team is really excited and has been itching to get these projects released to the community. I'm super proud of them for everything they've accomplished to create this code, and grateful for the support of the rest of the team and the community to help us get where we are now. It's definitely been a team endeavor and we couldn't have arrived here without the combined efforts of everyone involved," he wrote.
Agnew Pickens, a developer on Reddit who has been tracking the release of the platform has reported that 51 repositories have been made available as of yet. According to Marley, the software is still in early stages of development and the Core team is expecting the developer community to help out in the future development and getting it to Mainnet rollout. He wrote,
"This software is still relatively new and changing fast. It's somewhere between alpha and beta level. Please help us test it out! 🙂 One huge benefit of opening this codebase is the number of eyes we'll get on it. You will find bugs, and we hope you'll report them — or better yet, submit Pull Requests to help us fix them!"
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Q: Drive apparently crashes, but now works again. What next? Early this year, I installed Ubunto 10.4 on a 10 year old Dell tower to use as my home file server. It was working great, I even had a good backup system going using rsnapshot and an external drive.
Then, three months ago, I woke up one morning to find that it wasn't available on the network. Checking it, I saw that it was stuck in a boot process and said that it could not find the boot disk.
I spent a bit of time trying to diagnose the problem. Testdisk reported thousands of error messages just trying to read the drive. A last-ditch attempt to just reinstall Ubuntu ended with failures to write a decent partition table to the drive. I swear that I even heard some odd clicking noises coming from the drive (this may have been my stressed imagination). Needless to say, I assumed that this 10 year old hard drive was now a brick. I was very, very thankful for that good backup system I'd set up.
Anyway, my wife said that I would have to wait until Christmas sales to buy something to replace it, so I unplugged the whole thing and put it aside and started living off of an external drive on my laptop.
Now, yesterday, while researching what kind of hardware I should get to replace the drive, I turned on the machine in order to check how much RAM I had in it. Distracted by children, I didn't press the function key fast enough to go into the BIOS, and surprise surprise, I saw it booting up into Ubuntu 10.4. I hadn't left the install CD in the drive, so it was definitely booting from the hard drive. After logging in, I checked around the hard drive, and everything looked exactly like it had been before that initial crash. I forced a boot with fsck, which reported no errors.
So, what else could have gone wrong? I'm pretty much only at slightly advanced newbie level when it comes to hardware. I assume that there's something else in the machine that caused the problem, but what? After it had crashed, the BIOS was reporting the model number of the drive, so I assume that the connections were still good. Should I just put the server back into service and wait for it to crash again?

A: When BIOS reads the model number, it is one short (and AFAIK low-speed, as the capabilites aren't determined yet) transfer, and when you begin to transfer data with much higher speed and volumes, bad cables can of course produce this result. I'd suggest you to replace the cable and then do some high-volume tests (like copying a few gbytes).

A: Older drives tend to be more temperature sensitive than new ones.  Perhaps the drive got either too hot or cold and when you rebooted the drive found the temperature more to it's liking.  I've had that happen now and then on older systems.
In either case you should probably still plan to buy that new hard drive.  Ten years is excellent service and it should probably be retired while still working - or at the very least not used to store data you can't afford to lose.


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B. Farewell Party
Chouti and his classmates are going to the university soon. To say goodbye to each other, the class has planned a big farewell party in which classmates, teachers and parents sang and danced.
Chouti remembered that $$$n$$$ persons took part in that party. To make the party funnier, each person wore one hat among $$$n$$$ kinds of weird hats numbered $$$1, 2, \ldots n$$$. It is possible that several persons wore hats of the same kind. Some kinds of hats can remain unclaimed by anyone.
After the party, the $$$i$$$-th person said that there were $$$a_i$$$ persons wearing a hat differing from his own.
It has been some days, so Chouti forgot all about others' hats, but he is curious about that. Let $$$b_i$$$ be the number of hat type the $$$i$$$-th person was wearing, Chouti wants you to find any possible $$$b_1, b_2, \ldots, b_n$$$ that doesn't contradict with any person's statement. Because some persons might have a poor memory, there could be no solution at all.
The first line contains a single integer $$$n$$$ ($$$1 \le n \le 10^5$$$), the number of persons in the party.
The second line contains $$$n$$$ integers $$$a_1, a_2, \ldots, a_n$$$ ($$$0 \le a_i \le n-1$$$), the statements of people.
If there is no solution, print a single line "Impossible".
Otherwise, print "Possible" and then $$$n$$$ integers $$$b_1, b_2, \ldots, b_n$$$ ($$$1 \le b_i \le n$$$).
If there are multiple answers, print any of them.
In the answer to the first example, all hats are the same, so every person will say that there were no persons wearing a hat different from kind $$$1$$$.
In the answer to the second example, the first and the second person wore the hat with type $$$1$$$ and all other wore a hat of type $$$2$$$.
So the first two persons will say there were three persons with hats differing from their own. Similarly, three last persons will say there were two persons wearing a hat different from their own.
In the third example, it can be shown that no solution exists.
In the first and the second example, other possible configurations are possible.


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Can A CT Scan Miss Stomach Cancer?
How do you test for stomach cancer?
What stage is stomach cancer usually diagnosed?
Can a CT scan detect bowel problems?
What if a CT scan shows nothing?
Which is better MRI or CT scan for abdomen?
Can cancer be missed on CT scan?
Can a CT scan miss pancreatic cancer?
Would stomach cancer show up in blood work?
What are the symptoms of stage 1 pancreatic cancer?
How do you feel when you have stomach cancer?
Does an infection show up on a CT scan?
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In addition to a physical examination, the following tests may be used to diagnose stomach cancer:Biopsy.
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Endoscopy.
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The earliest stage stomach cancers are called stage 0 (carcinoma in situ), and then range from stages I (1) through IV (4). As a rule, the lower the number, the less the cancer has spread. A higher number, such as stage IV, means cancer has spread more.
Computed tomography (CT) of the abdomen and pelvis is a diagnostic imaging test used to help detect diseases of the small bowel, colon and other internal organs and is often used to determine the cause of unexplained pain. CT scanning is fast, painless, noninvasive and accurate.
Examples of conditions that we would not diagnose on CT scan or ultrasound include viral infections ('the stomach flu'), inflammation or ulcers in the stomach lining, inflammatory bowel disease (such as Crohn's Disease or Ulcerative Colitis), irritable bowel syndrome or maldigestion, pelvic floor dysfunction, strains …
Abdominal pain – CT is the preferred test. MRI is best when the images need to be very detailed, looking for cancer, causes of dementia or neurological diseases, or looking at places where bone might interfere. … Chest – CT is much better at examining lung tissue and often used for follow up on abnormal chest x-rays.
CT scans can produce false negatives and false positives. CT scan can miss cancer, or miss tumors in other areas of the body. CT scans are proven to be less effective at diagnosing cancer than PET/CT.
CT can detect a significant proportion of asymptomatic incident pancreatic cancers before the clinical diagnosis of pancreatic cancer. CT should be considered in screening at-risk patient populations.
Lab tests. When looking for signs of stomach cancer, a doctor may order a blood test called a complete blood count (CBC) to look for anemia (which could be caused by the cancer bleeding into the stomach). A fecal occult blood test may be done to look for blood in stool (feces) that can't be seen by the naked eye.
SymptomsAbdominal pain that radiates to your back.Loss of appetite or unintended weight loss.Yellowing of your skin and the whites of your eyes (jaundice)Light-colored stools.Dark-colored urine.Itchy skin.New diagnosis of diabetes or existing diabetes that's becoming more difficult to control.Blood clots.More items…•
Abdominal (belly) pain. Vague discomfort in the abdomen, usually above the navel. A sense of fullness in the upper abdomen after eating a small meal. Heartburn or indigestion.
If you have a condition like cancer, heart disease, emphysema, or liver masses, CT scans can spot it or help doctors see any changes. They show internal injuries and bleeding, such as those caused by a car accident. They can help locate a tumor, blood clot, excess fluid, or infection.
While virtually any organ can torse, the ones that will be missed by CT are ovaries and testicles. Ovarian torsion presents with sharp lower abdominal pain/tenderness and adnexal tenderness on bimanual exam.
We estimate that the average T1-stage pancreatic cancer progresses to T4 stage in just over 1 year.
Techniques used to diagnose pancreatic cancer include ultrasound, computerized tomography (CT) scans, magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) and, sometimes, positron emission tomography (PET) scans. Using a scope to create ultrasound pictures of your pancreas.
How much is too much? The more scans you have, the higher your lifetime exposure and therefore the higher your risk. The American College of Radiology recommends limiting lifetime diagnostic radiation exposure to 100 mSv. That is equal to 10,000 chest x-rays, or up to 25 chest CTs.
CT scans show a slice, or cross-section, of the body. The image shows your bones, organs, and soft tissues more clearly than standard x-rays. CT scans can show a tumor's shape, size, and location. They can even show the blood vessels that feed the tumor – all without having to cut into the patient.
CT (computed tomography) and MRI (magnetic resonance imaging) are both used to diagnose and stage cancer. Many people do not know the difference between the two methods or why one might be selected over the other.
A CT scan uses X-rays, but an MRI uses magnets and radio waves. Unlike an MRI, a CT scan does not show tendons and ligaments. MRI is better for examining the spinal cord. A CT scan is better suited to cancer, pneumonia, abnormal chest x-rays, bleeding in the brain, especially after an injury.
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Op deze foto draag ik de lippenstift die ik bij Prinark hebt gehaald.
On this picture i'm wearing the Lipstick that I got from Primark.
I love the Nailpolish van de Primark! Ik weet niet wat jou ervaringen zijn maar ik moet je zeggen ze blijven best goed zitten. De ervaring die ik met deze nagellakjes heb zijn in ieder geval positief. Maybe komt het door de base coat? I don't girl ik ga en apart artikeltje maken waarin ik deze nagellakken eens goed zal uit testen, So stand by! Girl vind je niet dat ze Nice Kleurtjes hebben?
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I don't always need a lot of storage So I love it!
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Rebecca Hersher is a reporter on NPR's Science Desk, where she reports on outbreaks, natural disasters, and environmental and health research. Since coming to NPR in 2011, she has covered the Ebola outbreak in West Africa, embedded with the Afghan army after the American combat mission ended, and reported on floods and hurricanes in the U.S. She's also reported on research about puppies. Before her work on the Science Desk, she was a producer for NPR's Weekend All Things Considered in Los Angeles.
Hersher was part of the NPR team that won a Peabody award for coverage of the Ebola epidemic in West Africa, and produced a story from Liberia that won an Edward R. Murrow award for use of sound. She was a finalist for the 2017 Daniel Schorr prize; a 2017 Pulitzer Center on Crisis Reporting fellow, reporting on sanitation in Haiti; and a 2015 NPR Above the Fray fellow, investigating the causes of the suicide epidemic in Greenland.
Prior to working at NPR, Hersher reported on biomedical research and pharmaceutical news for Nature Medicine.
Wisconsin Reservation Offers A Climate Success Story And A Warning
By Rebecca Hersher • Aug 15, 2018
When Star Ames was a child there was a flood. The streets were like rivers and the houses like islands. It was 1960 and the village of Odanah, Wis. was up to its neck.
The town had been built on the banks of the Bad River, in the floodplain. "I remember watching the river come up," Ames says. "Every place we thought was high enough, the water kept coming up."
Climate Change Threatens Midwest's Wild Rice, A Staple For Native Americans
By Rebecca Hersher • Aug 7, 2018
Each year, Dylan Jennings harvests wild rice from the lakes and rivers near his home in northern Wisconsin. He and a partner use a canoe, nosing carefully through rice beds and knocking rice kernels into the boat's hull using special sticks.
"It's a really long process," he says. "It starts with identifying the area where you are going to go ricing and knowing those areas in a very intimate way."
Twitter Shares Fall, Ending A Hard Week For Social Media Stocks
By Rebecca Hersher • Jul 27, 2018
Social media companies have not had a good week in the stock market.
Hot Weather Spells Trouble For Nuclear Power Plants In Europe
Nuclear power plants in Europe have been forced to cut back electricity production because of warmer-than-usual seawater.
Plants in Finland, Sweden and Germany have been affected by a heat wave that has broken records in Scandinavia and the British Isles and exacerbated deadly wildfires along the Mediterranean.
Rising Seas Could Cause Problems For Internet Infrastructure
The dense network of cables that make up the Internet is likely to be inundated with saltwater as sea levels rise, a new analysis suggests, putting thousands of miles of critical infrastructure along U.S. coastlines underwater in the next 15 years.
Get To Know Andrew Wheeler, Ex-Coal Lobbyist With Inside Track To Lead EPA
By Rebecca Hersher • Jul 6, 2018
After months spent staggering beneath the weight of roughly a dozen official ethics probes, mounting bipartisan criticism and one used mattress, Scott Pruitt decided to
Scott Pruitt Out At EPA
Scott Pruitt will no longer lead the Environmental Protection Agency, President Trump announced Thursday afternoon via Twitter.
"I have accepted the resignation of Scott Pruitt," Trump tweeted. "Within the Agency Scott has done an outstanding job, and I will always be thankful to him for this," Trump also wrote.
3 Charts That Show What's Actually Happening Along The Southern Border
By Rebecca Hersher • Jun 22, 2018
The total number of people apprehended for illegally crossing the southern U.S. border has been steadily falling for almost two decades. It's a long-term trend that sociologists, economists and federal officials have been tracking for years.
Long-Extinct Gibbon Found Inside Tomb Of Chinese Emperor's Grandmother
The world has one more extinct ape to mourn.
In a study published Thursday, scientists describe a new species of gibbon, long-extinct, that lived in China as recently as 2,200 years ago. Junzi imperialis is named for its imperial living situation, as the pet of a grandmother of China's first emperor.
Fear And Frustration Over EPA Move To Kill Chemical-Disaster Protections
The Environmental Protection Agency intends to block an Obama-era proposal and effectively shield companies from scrutiny about how they prevent and respond to chemical disasters. At a hearing Thursday, agency officials got an earful from dozens of people who live and work near refineries and chemical facilities across the country.
More Rain, More Development Spell Disaster For Some U.S. Cities
There's more rain falling on some parts of the U.S. than there used to be, and many towns just aren't ready for the flooding that follows.
Ellicott City, Md., is one such community. Nestled in a valley west of Baltimore, the town was founded in 1772, and some Revolutionary War-era buildings still house businesses along the narrow main street in historic downtown. It also sits at the confluence of three streams.
Hurricanes Are Moving More Slowly, Which Means More Damage
By Rebecca Hersher • Jun 6, 2018
Hurricanes are moving more slowly over both land and water, and that's bad news for communities in their path.
In the past 70 years, tropical cyclones around the world have slowed down 10 percent, and in some regions of the world, the change has been even more significant, according to a study published Wednesday in the journal Nature.
That means storms are spending more time hanging out, battering buildings with wind and dropping more rain.
The Conflicting Educations Of Sam Schimmel
By Rebecca Hersher • May 30, 2018
On Aug. 24, 1952, the Silook and Oozevaseuk families of Gambell, Alaska, welcomed a baby girl into the world and introduced her to the island that had been their home for centuries. Gambell is at the western edge of St. Lawrence Island in the Bering Sea. When the weather is clear, you can see Siberia in the distance.
Levees Make Mississippi River Floods Worse, But We Keep Building Them
Floods on the Mississippi River are getting more frequent and more severe. But scientists warn that the infrastructure meant to protect towns and farms against flood waters is making the problem worse.
A series of analyses have helped confirm what engineers have posited for more than a century: that earthen levees built along the river are increasing flood risk for everyone, and especially hurting those who live across from them.
How Did Birds Lose Their Teeth And Get Their Beaks? Study Offers Clues
By Rebecca Hersher • May 2, 2018
Scientists are one step closer to understanding how modern birds evolved to have beaks, and the answer starts millions of years ago with some of the sexiest dinosaurs.
Swarms Of Tiny Sea Creatures Are Powerful Enough To Mix Oceans, Study Finds
By Rebecca Hersher • Apr 18, 2018
Each night, all over the ocean, swarms of animals wriggle and kick their way from deep below the waves to feed at the surface. Each creature is tiny — less than a centimeter long, and sometimes much smaller — and there are trillions of them.
New research suggests this nightly migration might be helping mix the ocean on a grand scale, sending columns of water down as the animals swim up. It's a radical idea, and one that is just starting to take hold among scientists who study the oceans and who have long assumed that wind and waves, not animals, are the drivers of ocean-mixing.
EPA Takes Toxic Site Flooded By Harvey Off Special Cleanup List
The Environmental Protection Agency has removed a toxic waste site flooded by Hurricane Harvey from a special list of contaminated sites that require the personal attention of the agency's leader, because it says there's been significant progress on a cleanup plan.
After Raising Concerns About Scott Pruitt, A Number Of EPA Officials Were Demoted
By Rebecca Hersher • Apr 6, 2018
MARY LOUISE KELLY, HOST:
EPA Chief Pruitt Faces Mounting Scrutiny For Ethics Violations
The head of the Environmental Protection Agency is fending off multiple accusations that he misused taxpayer funds and maintained improper ties to companies regulated by the EPA.
Mother Bears Are Staying With Their Cubs Longer, Study Finds
By Rebecca Hersher • Mar 27, 2018
Each spring in the global north, brown bears around the world emerge from their dens with new cubs. The cubs come into the world hapless and fragile. Their fathers are long gone; bear mothers must find a way to raise the cubs while surviving themselves.
Female bears generally spend either 1.5 or 2.5 years with their young. In many ways, the pressures of bear life favor the shorter option — a mother with cubs cannot mate, so the more time she spends with each litter, the fewer offspring she'll have over her lifetime.
Former Coal Lobbyist On Tap For No. 2 Spot At EPA
President Trump's nominee for deputy administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency, Andrew Wheeler, has spent much of his career working for less oversight from the agency.
After Decades Of Air Pollution, A Louisiana Town Rebels Against A Chemical Giant
By Rebecca Hersher • Mar 6, 2018
Robert Taylor isn't sure why he's alive.
"My mother succumbed to bone cancer. My brother had lung cancer," he ticks them off on his fingers. "My sister, I think it was cervical cancer. My nephew lung cancer." A favorite cousin. That cousin's son. Both neighbors on one side, one neighbor on the other. "And here I am. I don't understand how it decides who to take."
Science Provides Few Facts On Effects Of Gun Policies, Report Finds
An analysis published Friday confirms the state of American gun policy science is not good, overall.
The nonprofit RAND Corporation analyzed thousands of studies and found only 63 that establish a causal relationship between specific gun policies and outcomes such as reductions in homicide and suicide, leaving lawmakers without clear facts about one of the most divisive issues in American politics.
LISTEN: Dolphins Use Targeted Echolocation To Plan Their Hunting Dives
By Rebecca Hersher • Feb 28, 2018
The central challenge of dolphin existence is that your oxygen is on the surface and your dinner is in the deep. Hang out breathing air too long and you'll starve. Dive too deep for food and you'll drown.
To thrive, dolphins must use their oxygen wisely. A new study of one type of dolphin suggests they do that by carefully planning each dive, using information from previous dives to predict where food might be.
Top EPA Science Adviser Has History Of Questioning Pollution Research
In 2015, the top toxicologist for the state of Texas, Michael Honeycutt, was interviewed on Houston Public Radio. At the time, the Environmental Protection Agency was pushing for tighter limits on ozone, a type of air pollution that is hazardous for people with asthma and other respiratory diseases.
2 Trade Shows, 2 Portraits Of The American Conservation Movement
By Rebecca Hersher • Feb 8, 2018
In one week, outdoor enthusiasts converged on two very different trade shows in two cities. The Outdoor Retailer and Snow Show in Denver, Colo., and the Great American Outdoor Show in Harrisburg, Pa., offered a portrait of a complex and divided American conservation movement.
The divisions began with the overtly political. The Outdoor Retailer show changed locations this year over a bitter dispute about public lands policy.
Lethal Pneumonia Outbreak Caused By Low Chlorine In Flint Water
An outbreak of Legionnaires' disease that killed 12 people and sickened at least 87 in Flint, Mich., in 2014 and 2015 was caused by low chlorine levels in the municipal water system, scientists have confirmed. It's the most detailed evidence yet linking the bacterial disease to the city's broader water crisis.
EPA Chief Worried Trump Would Be 'Abusive To The Constitution'
By Rebecca Hersher • Jan 30, 2018
In 2016, EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt told a radio host in Tulsa, Okla., "I believe that Donald Trump in the White House would be more abusive to the Constitution than Barack Obama, and that's saying a lot."
His comments surfaced at a routine Senate committee hearing on Tuesday, when Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse, D-R.I., read from a transcript of the interview and asked administrator Pruitt whether he remembered it. "I don't, Senator," Pruitt replied, "and I don't echo that today at all."
Lullaby Or Dance Song? Listen To Global Tunes And See If You Can Tell
Imagine the following experiment: you choose people at random and play snippets of songs they've never heard. A grocery clerk in Illinois listens to an 8th century Berber ballad. A child in Beijing listens to Childish Gambino.
How would listeners react? Would they immediately recognize something universal, say "Oh, this song is clearly for dancing!" Or would the differences in musical style and language leave people confused?
When A Tattoo Means Life Or Death. Literally
The man was unconscious and alone when he arrived at University of Miami Hospital last summer. He was 70 years old and gravely ill.
"Originally, we were told he was intoxicated," remembers Dr. Gregory Holt, an emergency room doctor, "but he didn't wake up."
"He wasn't breathing well. He had COPD. These would all make us start to resuscitate someone," says Holt. "But the tattoo made it complicated."


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I've been trying to put my finger on what's wrong with the redesigned Q Magazine, and I think I've finally worked it out: it's emphasising quantity over quality.
Q has fallen into the trap of thinking that the number of reviews (and lists, and songs) is all that matters, so an issue with 137 album reviews is much better than one with 122. It's a trait shared by many other music mags too, many of which have reduced the per-review word count to enable them to squeeze more reviews into the same space and put the all-important "we review everything!" claim on the front cover.
So what do you get for your money? In most cases, those reviews will be capsule reviews: 100, 120 words to describe an entire album. If you're not familiar with the artist, that's not enough space to get you interested; if you are interested in the artist, it's not enough to sate your desire for information. So it's a waste of space for non-fans, and a waste of space for fans.
The second problem with such reviews is that the overwhelming majority of them will be for records that aren't truly excellent and aren't truly awful; it's the territory of the dreaded two- or three-star verdict. Have you ever rushed out to the shops to buy a CD from an unknown artist on the basis of a review? If you have, I'd be willing to bet that it wasn't a two- or three-star review.
The third problem with the reviews section is that the world has changed. For example, let's look at 1988 – when I was hopelessly addicted to a weekly fix of NME – and 2004.
The way it was: 1988
If you were a fan of alternative music, the NME was a lifeline. Radio wouldn't play "your" bands, and the mainstream press didn't bother with them. If you wanted to find out about tours, record releases or news, the NME and Melody Maker were your only sources for that information. Each week, you could also see what records were due to be released the following week, and whether they were worth rushing down to the record shop for.
The way it is: 2004
If you are a fan of alternative music, the Internet is a lifeline – but it isn't your only lifeline. "Your" bands are covered in the tabloids and played on mainstream radio, which is desperate to ditch its "smashy and nicey" image. If you want to find out about tours, record releases or news, you can get it direct from the artists' web site, or from an obsessive fan site. By the time records are reviewed in the music press, they've been on heavy rotation on Radio 1, MTV2 and Kerrang TV for six weeks, and you downloaded the MP3s from Kazaa a fortnight ago. More and more people are getting their music criticism from weblogs and from e-zines, and in most cases that criticism isn't crammed into a three-paragraph review that has to describe the record and introduce the artist to the uninitiated at the same time.
The way it should be
Given that the combination of radio, the Internet and satellite TV has effectively rendered capsule reviews redundant, the music monthlies should dump them altogether. Instead, it could do what those media can't do: provide readers with access to big-name acts and tell interesting stories. It could also dump the dross, and instead draw people's attention to the music that's worth bothering with – the four- and five-star records, not the two- and three-star ones.
Word Magazine knows this, and despite its older target market the title is thriving. However, I'm becoming increasingly convinced that with its numbers-heavy redesign, Q has taken a big gamble – and bet on the wrong horse.
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If you want to contact me for work stuff, please read this page before you email. Thanks.
When I've got my writing hat on I write magazine features, tutorials, columns and buying guides; when I'm doing commercial copywriting I craft compelling copy for micro-businesses and multinationals for products ranging from spirits to speakers. I've written thirteen books, ghostwritten two more and co-wrote another seven, and I also co-wrote a Radio 2 documentary series. I love radio, and you'll often hear me mouthing off on BBC Radio Scotland.
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November 26, 2012 CClinton	stolen, tools
According to an article on Velonews.com Cal Giant-Specialized's team van was broken into in Santa Cruz and a few items were stolen. Listed were some wheels and Jordi Cortes' personal tools. Luckily he had locked up the bikes which may have prevented them from being stolen.
Some points for all of us:
always consider backup security for the items in your team vehicles
make sure your team's equipment is insured
make sure your personal items are insured
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I've had my toolbox stolen, twice. In both cases I was covered by insurance allowing me to acquire new tools. However, I was not able to recover the tools I created myself, the tools handcrafted by others or the older models that were no longer in production. I learned from the second theft to not place my personal box near the door in the trailer. Theives tend to grab what is convenient and portable and having a case, with a handle, near the door is just too easy not to take.
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The AK4710 is a low power single AV line driver for single SCART applications. Individual video output switches can be controlled via a serial I2C bus. The AK4710 has SD video filters and line drivers offering the ideal features for digital set-top-box systems. The integrated audio drivers support ground referenced outputs, eliminating the need for large AC-coupling capacitors, reducing cost and saving board space. The AK4710 is housed in a space saving small 32-pin QFN package. For applications that use HD video filters and line drivers, AKM recommends the PCB compatible AK4711.


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Q: why my MacBook air 2020 start using more energy after I use Xcode ,Even when I Quit Xcode? I had noticed my mac start Draining energy after I used Xcode simulator even after Quitting App .
i did test after using Xcode i closed all apps and and played Video for 30 min with 45% screen brightness It took 9% !
So i did a Restart ,This time it only took 3% !

A: The app was probably still open in the background, which still consumes battery. Restarting the laptop closes all open background apps, hence it consumed less battery once restarted.
Try Force quitting the app next time you want to close it.


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Q: Method of Exhaustion: intuition behind inequalities In Apostol's One-Variable Calculus, with an Introduction to Linear Algebra, when discussing the method of exhaustion for solving for the area under a curve (specifically $x^2$), Apostol sets up the following inequality:
$$1^2 + 2^2 + ... + (n-1)^2 < \frac{n^3}{3} < 1^2 + 2^2 + ... + n^2$$
He goes on to state that it is valid for every integer $n\geq1$ and that they can be deduced easily as consequences of the following formulas:
1.3) $$1^2 + 2^2 + ... + n^2 = \frac{n^3}{3} + \frac{n^2}{2} + \frac{n}{6}$$
1.4) $$1^2 + 2^2 + ... + (n-1)^2 = \frac{n^3}{3} - \frac{n^2}{2} + \frac{n}{6}$$
I'm a bit confused at how he is able to deduce this from just 1.3 and 1.4 alone.  Is it because since $n\geq1$, $\frac{n^2}{2}$ is certainly greater than $\frac{n}{6}$ and so we know 1.3 is greater than $\frac{n^3}{3}$ and vice versa for 1.4?  Is there a more concrete explanation for how 1.3 and 1.4 setup the inequality?  An induction proof is shared later on but I'm specifically interested in the intuition of the above!

A: RHS of 1.3) is greater than $n^3/3$, this is really obvious because the RHS is just $n^3/3$ plus something that is positive. That something is $(n^2/2 + n/6)$.
RHS of 1.4) is smaller than $n^3/3$. OK, this is not so obvious but still quite obvious. That's true because $$(-n^2/2 + n/6) \lt 0$$ for every natural number $n$. You can prove this easily yourself e.g. by induction. Or, if you don't want to use induction (to prove this inequality), you can just notice that it is equivalent to $$n(3n-1)\gt0$$ which of course is true for every natural number $n$.
Note: RHS means "right hand side"
These two observations prove that the sum in 1.3) is greater than $n^3/3$ while the sum in 1.4) is smaller than $n^3/3$, and that is exactly what you want to prove here.


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Status of Caddie… So, after two hail storms and torrential downfalls at the campground near Hill City, SD our concerns turned toward the plane which was at the airport in Rapid City (KRAP). The weather map on the iPad had the storm that was on top of us heading straight to the airport. After limited sleep, we popped up early and drove straight to the airport to lay eyes on Caddie. She was fine! The tie downs were secure, the Bruce's Custom Cover was a little askew, but there was no water inside or hail dings to be found. The folks at the FBO said it had not rained that much there, apparently it is usually much more severe in the hills than down on the plains where the airport is.
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Almost Rally Time… Our first stop, up I-90, was the infamous town of Sturgis, SD, home of the annual bike rally. The rally was still two weeks away, but this little town was preparing for the arrival of thousands of biker dudes and babes! A lot of them come up early and were cruising the hills on "Softails", "Fatboys" and choppers. We stopped at one of the large T-shirt vendors and ran into a couple of guys from Birmingham that were running the business. We bought a couple of T-shirts just to proclaim we had been to Sturgis and continued west.
Close Encounter… After nearly an hour of driving, we went over a hill and "WOW", there it was. Just rising up from the plains was this large rock formation unlike anything we have ever seen. As we got closer, I could see how this site held such a spiritual significance to the local tribes. It was one of those "goose bump" moments as we arrived at the monument welcome center. The goose bumps got a little bigger when I realized there were people scaling the sides of this thing at varying elevations. I did not realize that, not only did the Park Service allow climbing on the monument, but promoted it also. While listening to a ranger give a talk about the turkey vultures (we call 'em buzzards) that were circling the monument, I heard someone behind me make a comment about "being caught in a storm in a tent the night before". I turned around only to see Jason and his family, our new friends from North Dakota that we camped next to. What a small world… we were over a hundred miles from the camp and they had pulled up stakes that morning to head home by way of Wyoming.
"What an incredible Cinderella story!"… "Licensed to kill gophers by the government of the United Nations.", Caddyshack's, Carl Spackler (Bill Murray) would have come unglued at the sight of the area leaving the monument. Hundred of prairie dogs infested the grounds with warning signs not to feed them. The warning didn't keep us from stopping and "shooting" them with a camera, nor did it stop them from coming right up to you to beg. These little buggers had holes dug everywhere and kept popping up at random as far as the eye could see.
More Beautiful Views… On our trek back to camp, we took the Spearfish Canyon Highway route. Once again we found ourselves looking up to some of the most beautiful bluffs and scenery we have ever seen. At the end of this road was the town of Deadwood. Besides the HBO TV series, Deadwood was best known as a gold rush town that saw the likes of Wild Bill Hickok and Calamity Jane. Now, this clean looking town has lots of saloons and gaming establishments, but would justify further investigation at a later date… we were tired!
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The marinara sauce starts with a fairly standard mirepoix. I don't think it's called mirepoix in Italian. The recipe said I could grate the carrots, so I did, but I used the wrong grater (should have been the coarse holes) — not that I think it made a difference.
Half a cup of extra virgin olive oil looks like rather a lot when you measure it out. It's a lot darker, too, when it's not in a glass bottle.
The mirepoix is now in the pan with the olive oil, sweating away.
After sweating the mirepoix, canned crushed tomatoes (I used Muir Glen's "fire roasted" style, because I like the flavor) and chopped basil complate the sauce. It has to reduce for about 20 minutes before it's ready for the next step.
Putting a splatter guard on the pan helps to keep my rangetop from becoming even more of a mess than it already is. The fine mesh screen allows water vapor to escape while keeping larger oil (and tomato!) droplets inside the pan.
The recipe starts with mincing a quarter-pound of frozen pancetta in the food processor, after which it is cooked separately (along with more olive oil) to render its flavorful fat. In addition to the pancetta, the recipe calls for half a pound of ground beef and half a pound of mild Italian sausage to be cooked and crumbled — all, like the pancetta, to be cooked without browning. I got the pancetta at Formaggio along with the sausage (I used their fresh fennel sausage, which is certainly close enough to "mild Italian" for my taste), since I was already going there to buy chocolate, but given the nature of this dish I did not consider it worth buying a (more expensive) artisanal pancetta — I just stuck with the national brand Fra'mani.
After cooking the meat, more herbs and the entire batch of marinara are added to the saucepan, along with some chicken broth, and cook for nearly an hour, with the last few minutes uncovered so the sauce can reduce to the desired consistency.
The process of making the actual risotto is fairly boring and in any case hard to photograph as one is supposed to stir pretty much constantly. I used Carnaroli rice, because it was what I already had. Chopped onion is sweated in the pan with butter, then the rice is added and fried for a minute or so. The pan is deglazed with a half cup of white wine (thanks to the folks at the liquor store for stocking those tiny little single-serving bottles of wine, which make many recipes like this one accessible to non-drinkers), and then the laborious process of adding chicken stock, stirring, adding stock, stirring, and so on, begins. After twenty minutes of pouring and stirring, stirring and pouring, the risotto is finally done: creamy in texture but still slightly toothy when chewed. It's thick enough to leave a clear spot behind in the pot when the spatula is dragged through.
UPDATE 2014-07-30: I portioned out the rest of the meat sauce for freezing today and found that I had made 9 2/3 cups originally (about 19 servings); I'm assuming that it probably didn't reduce quite enough during cooking. The numbers below have not been adjusted to reflect that.
It's really not as bad as you might expect, provided you stick to the suggested serving sizes.
This is for the sauce alone, and unreduced. I suspect it would make a great accompaniment for cheese-and-veggie ravioli (and will report back once I have had a chance to try), although obviously one would want to have fewer ravioli with this sauce than one would with a regular (much lower-fat) pasta sauce.
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