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BUILDING A DAY: October 24, 2014
1111 Lincoln Road
Miami, Florida
Architect: Herzog & de Meuron
Photos: Andrew Wall
?In America, architecture is all about cladding. That the building is just bones and muscles is one of its most interesting aspects. It's like a stadium or a train station in its rawness, but it has refined detailing.?
Jacques Herzog
Art Basel Miami Beach 2007
The Swiss architecture firm Herzog & de Meuron, who won the Pritzker Prize in 2001, designed 1111 Lincoln Road. The internationally known firm is best known for designing the ?bird's nest? stadium for the 2008 Beijing Olympics, the Tate Modern and the new Pérez Art Museum, Miami.
The 300-car, mixed-use parking garage opened in 2010 and has been highly acclaimed for the revitalization of Lincoln Road and for the reinterpretation of the parking garage building type.
Described as a ?high-design deck of cards? seven thin concrete slabs rest on sculptural canted columns. The 125-foot-tall structure is anchored by storefronts on the ground floor designed for retail and restaurant establishments and is topped by a 10,000 square foot restaurant and a 5,200 square foot penthouse designed for the developer, Robert Wennett, with exterior terraces designed by landscape architect Raymond Jungles.
The floors in the garage rise in height up to 34 feet; contain art installations, an internal staircase and a glass cube that houses a retail space. The structure has gained notoriety as a sought after event and community space for cultural events and private parties.

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New Delhi, Sep 7:
Union minister Rajyavardhan Rathore on Monday denied saying that India may plan 'covert operations' against underworld don Dawood Ibrahim.
The denial came after the minister of state for information and broadcasting was quoted as saying that New Delhi was considering covert operations against the 1993 Mumbai serial blasts mastermind who is believed to be living in Pakistan.
Rathore tweeted that "incorrect versions" of his statements "allegedly on Dawood" had been attributed to him.
The former army colonel also attached a link of the interview he gave to a TV news channel.
The minister in the interview, responding to a question whether India would do something against Dawood similar to the 'Manipur revenge attack', said: "We may do it, but we will not discuss it before doing it.
"We may talk about it after it is done, or we may not… depends on the government … if it is a covert operation or a special operation. A covert operation may never be discussed."
Islamabad has repeatedly said that Dawood does not live in Pakistan.
Dawood is wanted in India for allegedly masterminding the serial bomb blasts in Mumbai in March 1993 that killed nearly 300 people and shook the country's financial and movie capital.
It was the world's worst urban terror attack until then. (IANS)


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To anybody that enjoys working with Walnut , Black or Claro/English Glen Holswoth (Holsworth Furniture) in Danville is one of the best suppliers I have ever seen. His selection is amazing. He has thousands of BF slabbed from 2" to 6" thick and both turning blocks and full slabs. Glen is a retired and loves slabing big trees. His prices are very fair, and negoitable. Glen is one of the most gracious and knowledgable people in the business I have met. Please feel free to contact him with your needs at (925) 784-7714. PS I have no financial ties to him or huis business, he just a really great guy to work with. He does no have computer acces but his daughter does his advertizing through the local Craigslist for him
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Now, head on over to visit Kim......
I'm giving away a little blog candy as well today. A brand new package of Spellbinders Golden Glow ink from the Celebra'tions collection, 5 Adornit Art Play Paintable coloring images from the Hello Collection and a 12" piece of "handmade with love" May Arts Ribbon from my personal stash.
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Eula Mae's Beauty, Bait & Tackle, by Frank Blocker & Chuck Richards
Eula Mae's Beauty, Bait & Tackle
Wednesday, April 18, 2001
A Timeless Comedy of Southern Fun and Pageantry. Richards and Blocker capture the audience's hearts and wit with this well written comedy (a cross of Steel Magonlia & Drop Dead Georgous!)The costumes and Richards vocal-tap-ballet-castanet-twirl routine to the Latino music craze should not be next. Blocker's Mama returns memories of any great Southern Sexy Grandma you ever knew!


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Definition of Proglottids
1. Noun. (plural of proglottid) ¹
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Definition of Proglottids
1. proglottid [n] - See also: proglottid
Lexicographical Neighbors of Proglottids
Literary usage of Proglottids
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. The Animal Parasites of Man by Harold Benjamin Fantham, Maximilian Gustav Christian Carl Braun (1916)
"In exceptional cases single proglottids or whole worms may reach contiguous organs if abnormal communications with them FIG. 235. ..."
2. Fresh-water Biology by Henry Baldwin Ward, George Chandler Whipple (1918)
"First proglottids longer than broad or nearly quadrate; ... First proglottids very short. Mature and ripe proglottids nearly quadrate or in a few ripe ..."
3. A Manual of Zoology by Richard Hertwig (1912)
"The proglottids arise from the hinder end of the scolex, by a kind of budding. ... At first the proglottids are small; they increase with age to ..."
4. A Manual of Zoology by Richard Hertwig (1902)
"mm. broad and 0.01 mm. long; the ripe proglottids at the end are elongate oval, 5 mm. broad and 12 mm. (half an inch) long. Head and proglottids have ..."
5. Morphology of Invertebrate Types by Alexander Ivanovitch Petrunkevitch (1916)
"As the body of the worm is very contractile the length is subject to great variations even if the age and number of proglottids is the same. ..."
6. Bulletin of the University of Wisconsin by University of Wisconsin (1910)
"29 , jr proglottids 1.5 mm. broad in front; 2.5 mm. broad behind: very short (0.45mm.). ... Posterior proglottids brownish grey due to mature uterus. ..."
7. A Course in Invertebrate Zoölogy: A Guide to the Dissection and Comparative by Henry Sherring Pratt (1915)
"The youngest proglottids are those nearest the scolex; ... Count the proglottids. The animal attaches itself to the wall of the intestine by means of its ..."


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Before we go over the great ride in Philly, let's recap a little bit...
Three years ago, Kyle Bryant made a decision that would change the lives of many people who had never even heard of him. He has Friedreich's Ataxia, the same disease that Linda has. Each year in March the National Ataxia Foundation holds its annual membership meeting, and the 2007 meeting was scheduled to be in Memphis, Tennessee. Wanting to take some sort of control of his situation, he got on his three-wheeled cycle and pedaled from San Diego all the way to Memphis to the meeting. His dad, Mike, rode with him, and his mom, Diane, drove a truck and trailer, made camp, and kept them fed. Uncle Steve, Spinner, and a few others joined them for parts of the ride too. Kyle's goal was to spread awareness of the disease and raise money for research toward a cure. It took two months of pedaling to cover the 2800 miles, and they raised $40,000 and a lot of awareness. To the ataxian community, Kyle jumped to rock star status.
The following year, we joined him for Ride Ataxia II, pedalling from Sacramento to the 2008 meeting in Las Vegas. 50 riders participated on the first day, and 16 completed the entire trip. It took two weeks, we travelled 650 miles, and we collectively raised $142,000 toward FA research. Many of you contributed to our success and followed the adventure here on our blog.
In March of this year, the NAF meeting was held in Seattle, Washington. Even though that area is known for its cold rainy weather at that time of year, it didn't slow the effort down. 70 riders rode for a week from Portland to Seattle. Mother Nature certainly came through with cold, wind, rain, sleet, and more, but the Ride Ataxia team did too, raising over $220,000.
In conjunction with this, over the last couple of years the Outback Steakhouse family of restaurants has joined FARA and Ride Ataxia in its initiative to find a cure for FA. We all know that the cure is within reach and now is the time for the big push. The Outback has been amazingly generous throughout this time providing, meals, support, funding, donations, and great people to help us all reach the finish we're striving for.
And now we come to Ride Ataxia Philadelphia. This was the first of what will come to be many "local" rides - soon to be several each year. It was truly amazing - a major step up in organization and participation. Kyle has now officially joined with FARA, and with the Outback Steakhouse they have taken this event to the next level. Here's a run-down of what took place this weekend:
- Three courses: 10 miles, 25 miles, 50 miles (all excellently marked, by the way)
- 350 cyclists!!!
- Unbelievable catering by Outback Steakhouse, Carrabba's Italian Grill, and Bonefish Grill
- Sponsorships by many great organizations, including Hank's Beverages, Allied Beverage, Miller Coors, Heineken, and more
- Family fun activities - face painting, moon bounce, Clydesdale-drawn hay rides, magicians
- Free massages (no kidding!)
- Great weather!
We can't overstate the level of preparation and support that went into this! And it wasn't just about the ride and logistics. There were many, many FA families gathered together who all share a common (though maybe unwelcome) bond. There were our great FA researchers, doctors, and assistants. It's not every day that you're registering for a fund-raising bike ride and the lady that has volunteered to hand out registration packets is the same one that was doing clinical tests on you a week before. And to see one of the leading researchers raise thousands of dollars, squeeze into some cycling pants, and ride 50 miles to help the cause really says something of the spirit of this effort (thanks Dr. Lynch!).
We were thrilled to see many of our old friends and meet many new ones. Friends that are truly life-long friends.
But the ride... Oh, it was scenic. And it was fun. But it was tough - at least for some of us. Linda and Kelly rode the 10 mile route. Andy and Brian, although signed up for 25 miles, decided on doing the 50 mile route, riding with Kyle and his dad. That would all be fine, but the course was VERY hilly. Felicia had warned us about the hills, but when looking at the profile it really didn't seem too bad. Just a few hundred feet here and there. Well it was more like "go down a few hundred feet then back up a few hundred feet and repeat that 50 times." Linda and Kelly actually did very well. Brian also did very well. But Andy got a little worn out. He didn't quit, and he didn't take any shortcuts (although he thought about it), but there was some walking involved. Like all of the last 20 hills. He felt like he rode 30 miles and walked 20. Andy and Brian took about seven hours to finish. The food was being packed up. Tents taken down. No more massages. No face painting. The Clydesdales were headed for the barn.
The donations are still being tallied, but this ride certainly raised over $100,000. That's a significant amount of research money for a disease like FA!
Thank you so much to everyone that has contributed to this cause! We might have a slight personal bias, but we really do feel strongly that this disease will be treatable in the near future and essentially cured. As great as the medical advances have been in the last 50 years, can you think of any diseases that have actually been cured recently? The cure for FA really is on the horizon!
We'll leave you with a few pictures (you can find more photos and thoughts on Kyle's blog and the FARA Facebook fan page). And with the words of Ron Bartek, the founder and president of FARA; words that those with FA live by...
"Acting alone, there is very little any of us can accomplish. Acting together, there is very little we will NOT accomplish!"


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It seems to work with /st/ (and I now remember, far too late for my original post, that I used to use Irish stew as an example). It also seems to work with /sk/ (much scandal) and /sp/ (much sport). What do you think about a voiced consonanant in the second position - much smarter, much sneakier? I don't trust my own judgment at the moment.
I am not sure about the 'Church Serene'. I don't think I would assimilate /s/ to /ʃ/; but then I think I always have a vowel in between /s/ and /r/ in 'serene'. Both LPD and the Cambridege English Pronouncing Dictionary give transcriptions only with a vowel - /ɪ/ or /ə/. When there is a vowel there, then it would appear to fit in with what you suggested. (If there isn't, it may still fit!)
Is 'serene' commonly pronounced /sri:n/ in some parts of North America? If it is, then are you sure there is assimilation? The second question would perhaps have some connection with my question about voiced consonants in the first paragraph.
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Kickalicious isn't just a YouTube sensation anymore. He's a legitimate NFL kicker.
Havard Rugland, the Norwegian who had never played American football but earned a tryout in Detroit after his trick shot kicking video became an Internet sensation, had an excellent outing in his preseason debut on Friday night, connecting on both of his field goal attempts, one from 49 yards and one from 50 yards. He was mobbed by teammates on the sideline after making his first kick, and several Lions said after the game that the team enjoys the fresh perspective Rugland brings.
"I think we're all happy to have him as a teammate," quarterback Matthew Stafford told the team's website. "The guy is a great guy. It's refreshing to see how much fun he's having. The guy's having a blast here, and he's kicking the ball great."
Added defensive tackle Ndamukong Suh, "He's a great dude. Obviously, his accent is hilarious."
Rugland still has plenty to learn about the game, and he admitted that after making his first field goal, fellow kicker David Akers had to instruct him to get back on the field for the kickoff.
"I almost forgot my kickoff," Rugland said. "I was so happy. David said, 'Hey, you've got to kick off."
Realistically, Rugland probably doesn't have a very good chance of making the Lions' 53-man roster. Akers also went 2-for-2 on field goals, connecting from 35 and 47 yards, and if the competition is close, the Lions are going to go with the guy who has 16 years of NFL experience over the guy who had never even put on a football helmet a couple months ago.
But if Rugland keeps kicking this well, the Lions may decide to keep him on their practice squad. Or maybe some other kicker-needy team will pick him up and put him on a 53-man roster. Rugland is good enough to kick in the NFL.


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SITAS as known to our clientele, we are the pioneers in the field of Non Destructive Testing.We stand apart with the distinction of being one of the few companies in India to usher in sophisticated techniques in NDT right from the year 1979. Applying its art of perfecting High-Technology using the latest equipments. SITAS Has kept India on the front line of International Technology having foreseen further inflow of Advanced Technology into India. SITAS has brought itself ahead of time by adopting State of the art – NON DESTRUCTIVE TECHNIQUES.
Sitas employs the latest available Equipment and Techniques in NDT to perform flawlessly in the most extreme and remote environments. We are also introducing NDT in Polymer , Metal and Ceramic Composites.
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We have 4 ISO 9001:2008 certified plants to carry out testing and are adding more plants across the country to better serve local customers efficiently. We can perform NDT testing on components upto 15MT.


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Red Hat Certified System Administrator in Red Hat OpenStack exam tests the Openstack management skills of candidate. Before you start preparing for this exam you should understand basic Linux. Redhat recommends skills of at least the level of RHCSA-RHEL. And this level is important as it's a lab exam and you have to answer the questions by doing them practically.
If you are a newbie on linux and want to quickly master linux you can check Learn Linux course on Udemy.
Here I am listing few Linux commands and topics which you should know before sitting for the Redhat Openstack exam.
Continue reading "How to prepare for EX210 – RHCSA in Red Hat OpenStack Exam"


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this free CPU is going to cost me a grand easy. did manage to get a free 16gb DDR4 RAM kit from Kingston to tho.
So, how did you get so lucky as to score an i7 6700K?
Thats why 12K got fired.........
4x4Gb GSkill 1866/R9 290X
Sandisk ExtremeII 240GB/WD 1TB Black Spinner
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I'm incredibly envious of you! I JUST got an i7-6700k off Amazon for a couple hundred.


text: It was just yesterday that Shyne took to his Twitter to rant about Rick Ross and his new mixtape, The Black Bar Mitzvah. But apparently that wasn't all the former Bad Boy rapper-turned-Orthodox Jew/rapper had to say. He called into the Cipha Sounds & Rosenberg show to further vent his frustrations with Rozay and Diddy, both of whom are labeled "creeps," and even says he's more Jewish than Drake. Listen to the entire interview above.


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Silvertel has designed and developed the widest range of Power over Ethernet (PoE) modules, including the worlds smallest packages and the highest power modules available. We manufacture different packages, output power and voltage options to suit a huge variety of applications. Our PoE modules require minimal external components and all have built-in signature recognition complying to the IEEE standards. For flexibility many of our module ranges offer different output voltage options and include thermal protection, while all have output voltage offset adjustment, overload and short circuit protection included. Silvertel PoE modules provide a cost effective, easy to use solution for applications such as Voice over Internet Protocol phones (VoIP phones), webcams, wireless access points, security cameras, security equipment and door entry systems. Dependent on module, there are single in line (SIL), dual in line (DIL) and surface mount (SMT) packages available.
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Ag9900 series Ultra-miniature POE modules are the smallest in the world. With a footprint reduced by an incredible 40%, compared to the tiny Ag9800, they provide full POE PD module functionality in the smallest of footprints while maintaining Silvertels cost competitive edge. There are two package types one surface mount with a size of 14mm(w) x 21mm(d) x 13mm(h). The second is a Low Profile option the Ag9900-LP which has the same footprint but is a DIL pin through hole package that is incredibly, only 8mm high. Adding just two diode bridges and one electrolytic capacitor to this miniscule module is all that is needed to implement POE functionality on any product. Ag9900 is fully compliant to the IEEE 802.3af PoE standard, providing POE signature, classification, isolation and DC/DC conversion to 12V, 5V, 24V or 3.3V, while taking up minimal PCB space. The module is ideal for any space limited PoE applications such as IP cameras, biometric readers, RFID, wireless access points, HDBaseT extenders, VOIP phones, networked audio etc. It's tiny size is a perfect match to the latest range of devices and sensors in IOT and building automation applications. Optional industrial temperature operation further extends the range of uses.
Ag9800 Series
The Ag9800 series POE modules are miniature low profile PD modules, designed so the addition of just 2 diode bridges and an electrolytic capacitor to this tiny module, will add PoE functionality to your product. The Ag9800 is fully compliant to the IEEE 802.3af PoE standard, providing POE signature, classification, isolation and DC/DC conversion to 12V, 5V or 3.3V while taking up minimal PCB space. The module is ideal for space constrained PoE applications such as IP cameras, biometric readers, RFID, wireless access points, HDBaseT extenders, VOIP phones, networked audio etc.
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The Ag9700 is a complete cost reduced, competitive and reliable POE module for high volume applications. The modules extract power from Cat5 Ethernet cables and conform to the IEEE 802.3af standard. Ag9700 requires minimal external components and provides isolation between input and output. Available in SIL and SMT* packages, with 24, 12, 5 or 3 Volt outputs to suit a range of applications. An Industrial temperature SIL option, for operation between -40C to +85C is also available.
Ag9200 Series
The Ag9200 series of POE modules are based on a high efficiency design. The modules extract power from Cat5 Ethernet cables and conform to the IEEE 802.3af Power over Ethernet PoE standard. This is a total solution, including an isolation barrier between input and output. Ag9200 is designed to provide the maximum available power of 13W @ 5V.
The Ag9312 is ideal for applications such as IP cameras where an AC and DC supply is used as backup or as an installation option. The module extracts power from Cat5 Ethernet cables and conforms to the IEEE 802.3af standard. In addition to POE, The 9312 module can also provide auxiliary inputs for DC voltages from 12V to 48V or a comparable AC voltage (after external rectification).
POE+ : PD up to 30W - IEEE 802.3at
The Ag5300 is the smallest PoE+ module in the world. Available in 12V or 24V (Ag5324) output versions, it is capable of delivering up to 30 Watts peak output power in an exceptionally small footprint SIL package. It is ideal for applications such as IP Video phones, WiMAX access points, PTZ IP cameras, building automation, industrial control and remote computer terminals. The Ag5300 complies with both the IEEE802.3af and 802.3at specifications including isolation requirements. The Ag5324 also offers industrial temperature, -40°C to +85°C, operation at 24W as standard.
The Ag5200 is a low cost PoE+ module that can deliver up to 30 Watts of peak output power. It has a small DIL package size that is ideal for applications such as IP Telephones, WiMAX access points, PTZ cameras and remote computer terminals. The Ag5200 complies with both the IEEE802.3af and 802.3at specifications including safety and isolation requirements.
The Ag9330 is ideal for PTZ, infrared Security cameras, alarms or door access equipment where an auxiliary 12V DC or 24V AC supply is used as a backup or as an installation option. Conforming to POE+ standards (IEEE 802.3at), the Ag9330 can also provide auxiliary inputs for DC voltages from 12V to 48V or a comparable AC voltage (after external rectification).
POE Ultra up to 60W
Ag5510The Ag5510 is a cost & size reduced, small DIL footprint PoE Ultra module, for delivering up to 60W of output power. Ideal for applications such as microwave links, WiMAX access points, door access systems, PTZ cameras and remote computer terminals. The input signature complies with the 802.3at specifications and it is designed to meet the safety & isolation requirements of 802.3at. The Ag5510 is the recommended replacement for the Ag5500.
The Ag5500-FE, a tiny SIL package POE module, provides a POE signature and classification front end to allow POE power to be provided by a PSE or POE switch. This can then be used, for example, in POE lighting or POE repeater applications.
4 Pair PoE IEEE802.3bt PD module
The Ag5800 is IEEE802.3bt compliant PD module is designed for high power POE applications. Depending on cable length it can output up to 85W when supplied from an IEEE802.3bt PSE. This total solution includes 1.5kV of isolation, PoE signature and an integral DC to DC converter for 12 or 24V output. It is also backwards compatable with pre standard UPoE, PoHDBaseT and PoEUltra.
PSE Modules up to 100W
Ag6100 Series
The Ag6100 is a single channel PSE module designed to inject power into conventional twisted pair Category 5 Ethernet cables. The Ag6100 is compatible with IEEE 802.3af and 802.3at Power-over-Ethernet (PoE) devices and comes in industrial temperature specification as standard. For Ag6100 applications, take a look at the complementary Ag7100 DC-DC converter.
The Ag6110 is a single channel 74W PSE module designed to inject power into conventional twisted pair Category 5 Ethernet cables. The Ag6110 is compatible with Ultra PoE, IEEE802.3at Type 1(af) & Type 2 and is a perfect complement to the Ag5510 60W PD module.
The Ag6400 is a 4 channel PSE module designed to inject power into conventional twisted pair Cat5 Ethernet cables. These modules provide exceptional efficiency and are fully compatible with IEEE 802.3af and 802.3at Power-over-Ethernet (PoE) devices.
The Ag6800 is a single channel high power PSE module designed to be compliant with IEEE802.3bt Power over Ethernet (PoE) applications. It is capable of delivering up to 97W and is aimed at higher power applications. It is complemented by the Ag5800 PD module for POE and and PoH applications.


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This mods aim is to put new breath back into halo's graphics. This mod does not make many gameplay changes, although will make things look alot better! Remember, the things that you see in the mod will only be able to be seen by you, others will not see the effects you see. ex. If you play online, on someone elses server, the bullets will take the default time to reach their targets and do their default damage. In this mod, if you create a server, the bullet time feature will kick in for you but others wont see the effect. ex. If you see a huge explosion, others wont. They will only see the default explosion in Halo. Because this mod is only aimed at multiplayer, you will only be able to see the changes in the map BloodGulch (the only MP map in halo trial anyway). Things that are already included in the mod: MORE BLOOD! ^^ More sparks and particles! You can "see" bullets traveling to their targets (a very cool feature) Dynamic lighting added to many other projectiles and...
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It's nearly time for The Walking Dead to return to Senoia.
"Principal photography" for season eight is set to begin May 1, according to Location Manager Mike Riley.
Riley spoke Monday night to the Senoia City Council.
Riley said there was a bit of work that needed to be done on the Alexandria set, located at the bottom of Main Street in the Gin Property residential development.
"We probably have more work to do," he said.
"I just wanted to say hello and that we're glad to be back," Riley said.
He said he's had a positive meeting with new City Manager Harold Simmons and that he thinks they'll have a productive working relationship.
"We've got a good relationship with the city and the citizens of Senoia," he said.
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The first volume in a collection of the most influential essays on the Legal History of Scotland from the career of John W. Cairns.
This collection of essays on Scots Law represents a selection of the most cited articles published by Professor John W Cairns over a distinguished career in Legal History. It is a mark of his international eminence that much of his prolific output has been published outside of the UK, in a wide variety of journals and collections.
The consequence is that some of his most valuable writing has appeared in sources which are difficult to locate. This collection covers the foundation and continuity of Scots Law from 16th and 17th century Scotland through the 18th century influence of Dutch Humanism into the 19th century and the further development of the Scots legal system and profession.


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Liar: A Memoir
By: Rob Roberge
When Rob Roberge learns that he's likely to have developed a progressive memory-eroding disease from years of hard living and frequent concussions, he is terrified by the prospect of becoming a walking shadow. In a desperate attempt to preserve his identity, he sets out to (somewhat faithfully) record the most formative moments of his life—ranging from the brutal murder of his childhood girlfriend, to a diagnosis of rapid-cycling bipolar disorder, to opening for famed indie band Yo La Tengo at The Fillmore in San Francisco. But the process of trying to remember his past only exposes just how fragile the stories that lay at the heart of our self-conception really are. Via Amazon's summary
Author, instructor, musician, husband, and addict – Rob Roberge has done a lot in his lifetime. When his years of hard living and mental illness combine to cause a degenerative memory issue, he sets out to keep the pieces of himself together by writing out his memoir. This is a gritty, fast paced, and sometimes frightening look at the role addiction and mental health play in life.
Rob Roberge's writing is fast paced and connected in the most seemingly random ways. The beginning is incredibly abrupt and the formatting confusing at times, which means its doing exactly what the author meant for it to do: thrust the reader into the mind of an addict and Bi-Polar. The swings of mania, the switches in years and topics, everything connects with a thin and winding thread of incredible logic. It grabs at your mind and your gut, causing reactions and trains of thought that you, as the reader, just won't be expecting at the beginning of this journey. The writing is beautiful and scary and completely perfect.
In a memoir you might not expect to meet a large cast of characters. However, having led a life of almost gypsy like movement so that we get at least a working knowledge of at least half a dozen important, non familial (in the strictest sense of the word anyway) players from Rob's lifespan. Most of these will be women, a few will idiots, even fewer will be part of the late 2000s…but they all have a huge impact on both author and audience.
Overall Feelings:
I went in to this book on the recommendation of a good friend and was skeptical, to say the least. Of the non-fiction books currently sitting on my TBR 3 are scientists in graphic novel form, 1 is the autobiography of an actor/magician, and 1 is the story of a ballerina…none of them are especially pertaining to mental illness, addiction, excessive pain, sexual deviance, etc. etc. etc. I don't typically even try to pick up things of that nature. However, she was right. This book was definitely worth the read. Though very raw and sometimes difficult to read, the formatting added to the overall feel of the book in such a way as to make me feel as though I was actually inside Mr. Roberge's head as opposed the linear factual read most memoirs provide.
I would highly recommend this book to anyone who has ever wanted to know, and possibly understand, more of what it feels like to be an addict or have Bi-Polar disease. The manic feel of the book lends itself to providing that feel for its readers. HOWEVER – if you have a problem with large amounts of foul language, sex, and drugs please, PLEASE, refrain from picking this up. You will be offended.
I give this a whopping overall score of 4.5 out of 5 manic dragons.


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Chiropractic Didn't Work Before?
Maybe you've heard people say, or you've said, yourself, "I tried Chiropractic, but it didn't work."
Why? I'd bet that the chiropractors you went to were…
- Unscientific: No X-rays, nerve scans, nor plan for wellness
- Ethically, perhaps a bit "iffy"
- Excessively casual. Me? I left med school to do this, after a chiropractor, quite literally, saved my life.
- Poor adjusters: Maybe you were vibrated with some machine, instead of being adjusted, by hand. Or maybe you were hardly even adjusted, and got mostly physical therapy… hot packs, cold packs, electrical stimulation, ultrasound, Biofreeze, cold laser treatments or those ridiculous disk decompression tables. In getting "more," you are getting far less. These are gimmicks, and have no place in a chiropractic office.
- Into the old, tired medical way, attacking your condition instead of allowing your body to heal itself. Real chiropractors appreciate that healing comes from Above-down, Inside-out.
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Finding the Right Stand
When discussing different TVs, media components and tech gadgets related to home entertainment on this channel we quite often only look at the technical specifications of an item. Screen resolution, battery life, power usage and compatibility. And of course, all of this is very important but we must not forget that our entertainment centers are as much cosmetic features in our home as they are entertainment and technical features.
Nobody wants to have an ugly looking entertainment set up sitting in their living room. It would be an eye sore and detract from the coolness of your entertainment set up. So I've done some research and found three great home entertainment stands and set-ups around the world which should inspire you to create your own great looking stand or buy one of my suggestions below.
Die Collection – Cool Swivel TV Stand
Available from Die Collection, upon first glance may look odd but I really like the idea and it works well with modern house designs and even office board rooms. Basically, the TV and a backboard storage unit are mounted on a pole, attached vertically to a wall. It's all very minimalist and the wood finish looks really nice against the silver framework and the TV.
But that's not all. The backboard storage unit has a gap cut in one side and the TV is mounted on the pole inside of this gap, as seen seen in the picture below, which allows the TV to be swiveled easily into any direction you like within a 180 degrees angle. This is great for any home with large rooms or meeting areas where a TV is being used for displaying information. A great media stand and one that will attract a lot of interest from visitors in your house. You can download a catalog from Die Collection here.
Screenshot by author courtesy of VIT House.
RuF Cinema MultiMedia Bed/Stand
For many of us, the best place to kick back and watch a movie is in a nice warm bed with a loved one. Unfortunately, we often neglect the home-theater aspect of our bedroom TV set up and can be struck with a bog standard wall-mounted TV. Sure it's fine for watching the news or or re-runs of Friends but it really doesn't cut it for a movie buff.
This innovative media stand from RuF is built around a futuristic bed and can accommodate DVD Players, games consoles and a sound system. There is also a projection screen which rises from the foot of the bed and uses a projector mounted in the center of the head of the bed.
This is a great take on a media stand and a definite source of inspiration for those out to buy a new stand or build their own! Contact RuF Betten for more information on pricing and where to buy.
Screenshot by author courtesy of Gizmo Watch
Media Wall by Vismara Design
Our final entry in our list of home theater media stands comes from Vismara design and is called the Media Wall. Instead of just using a traditional "stand," they make great use of the surrounding walls and immediate areas which would have otherwise gone to waste. They make great use of color and the stand underneath the TV has a nice floating effect. There is plenty of storage room and an excellent layout to support sound system wiring options. For pricing, head on over to Vismara Design.
This set-up will suit so many living rooms and yet is very unique. All in all; an awesome home theater media stand!
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Hand-Crafted Menorah
This crafty menorah is easy to make with kids – and best of all, they can "light" the candles on their own to celebrate each night of Hanukkah.
Tools and Materials
- A wooden box, preferably with a sliding lid
- Paint for the box
- Other embellishments for the box, such as letter stamps or glitter
- Nine white or silver pipe cleaners
- Wire cutters
- Several handfuls of large, multicolored buttons
- Nine ornamental buttons (with gold or otherwise glimmering sheens; these will be the "flames")
- Hot glue gun
How to Assemble the Menorah
1. Paint the outside of the box; make sure you paint the box and lid separately so it's not painted shut. Decorate it by personalizing it with a name or other words, or any embellishments you choose.
2. Cut eight of the the pipe cleaners to a length of about 4 inches; cut the ninth one slightly longer. Choose a larger button as the base for each "candle." Push about a half-inch of each pipe cleaner through a button and bend it so the end is flush against the button. Dab hot glue over it and affix it firmly to the lid of your painted box. Repeat with the remaining eight pipe cleaners. Make sure to fix the longest pipe cleaner in the middle of the box top, as the center of your menorah.
3. Stack and thread buttons on each of your pipe cleaners to create "candles." Leave about a quarter-inch of pipe cleaner exposed at the top of each.
4. Store your nine sparkly buttons inside the box. On each night of Hanukkah, remove one and "light" one of your candles with it by inserting the exposed tip of a pipe cleaner through it.


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DOE's ARPA-E funds 60 projects, includes biofuels, bioenergy
The U.S. DOE's Advanced Research Projects Agency-Energy program has granted a total of $130 million to 66 projects focused on breakthrough energy technologies demonstrating fundamental technical promise, but are too early for private-sector investment. The selected projects encompass 11 technology areas in 24 states and focus on a wide range of technologies, including advanced vehicle and design and materials, building efficiency, carbon capture, grid modernization, renewable power and advanced fuels.
ARPA-E's first funding opportunity, "OPEN 2009," was issued three years ago and was similarly an open call to America's top scientists and engineers for transformational energy technology solutions. Previously selected projects have already made major progress, by demonstrating the world's first 400 Wh/kg lithium-ion battery poised to revolutionize the electric vehicle industry; building a wind turbine, inspired by the design of jet engines, that could deliver 300 percent more power than existing turbines of the same size and cost; and engineering a high power laser drilling system that can penetrate hard rock formations over long distances and is ten times more economical than conventional drilling technologies.
Some examples of advanced fuels-based projects that were granted funding in the most recent round of ARPA-E awards include:
Lexington, Ky.-based Allylix Inc., which received $4.5 million to develop energy-dense terpenes as high-performance, liquid aviation fuels.
Princeton, N.J.-based Bio2Electric LLC, which will use $600,000 to develop a small-scale reactor that converts methane into a liquid transportation fuel by combining fuel cell technology with advanced catalysts.
Researchers from Colorado State University received $2 million to develop a system to rapidly Introduce new genetic traits into crops that currently cannot be engineered, for improved biofuel production.
Cornell University was granted $900,000 for the development of a compact reactor that distributes sunlight more efficiently for use in algae-fuel production.
Ceramatec Inc. in Salt Lake City will use $1.7 million to develop a small-scale membrane reactor to convert methane gas into transportable liquids in one step.
The Gas Technology Institute will use $770,000 to develop a new process to convert methane into methanol and hydrogen.
Researchers at Plant Sensory Systems in Baltimore, Md., were granted $1.8 million to produce an enhanced energy beet, optimized for biofuel production.
The University of Minnesota will use $1.8 million to develop an ultra-thin separation membrane to improve the production of biofuels, plastics and other industrial materials.
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You had to be there.
Today was one of the most inspirational days I have ever been a part of. A group of about 65 individuals, consisting of family members, friends, friends of friends, colleagues, fellow Rotarians, fellow Camp Ronald McDonald for Good Times counselors, and even a couple of high school buds (from 45 years ago – yikes) made up Team Craig – Get Fuzzy at the Breath of Hope Lung Cancer Walk. As you know, I've been shilling for this program for the past 6 weeks or so and it culminated in this morning's event.
Our team was by far the biggest fundraising group, raising more than $11,000. The 2nd place team was less than half of that. But as my wife properly reminded me, it really was not about competition. It was about raising funds for Moores Cancer Center. You know, that place that has helped keep me alive for the past two years. And while I do not know what the final result was in terms of overall funds raised, I do know that our team provided a big chunk of that. Did I mention we came in first? Oops, sorry Kim. Those dang competitive juices again. But it was all for a very good cause. They even asked me to say a few words (gulp) as the top team. Click on the photo for the full effect.
But the inspirational part came from all of the supporters we had. While we were fortunate to have a few very generous donors making large gifts, we had more than a hundred others that contributed to our team, and thus to the Moores Cancer Center's, success. But even though the goal was to raise funds, it wasn't about the money. On a larger scale, it was about raising awareness for lung cancer research and treatments. Lung cancer still gets the short shrift in terms of research funding because of the stigma associated with the disease. The perception is that lung cancer patients are smokers and have done this to themselves. Heck, I probably had that opinion before I became an active, if unwilling, participant. So getting the word out to clarify that misconception is a constant battle.
On a more personal note, and thus the title of this blog, I was just floored at the support given me from all walks of my life. There was so many positive vibes flowing that, even though the event was about lung cancer, I forgot I had it for 3 hours or so. I am still in awe 12 hours later as I finger poke this blog. It's kinda difficult to put it into words, and as a follower of my blog, you know that is unusual for me. Suffice it to say I was, and am, very humbled by the outpouring of love and support I witnessed first hand. For those that participated in one fashion or another, I cannot thank all of you enough. Just wow.
On the medical front, nothing has happened since I returned from Hawaii except for the reading on the bathroom scale. Reading as in 5 pounds heavier. Once again, my onc-doc will be very proud of me and happy at that result. Unless of course he hears how I gained it (Mai Tais, Rombauer, steak dinners etc.). I know when to keep my trap shut.
Since I have my next set of scans a week from tomorrow on the 27th, I will await the results of those tests to determine my next course of action. I am trying to get a second opinion from the brain oncologist at Moores to confirm (or not) the reading of my next brain MRI. Unfortunately because he is outside my health plan, it most likely will come out of my pocket for the 1-hour consultation, to the tune of $550. I guess we've been spoiled since we have such awesome health insurance and have had to pay next-to-nothing. I will be requesting a waiver for our insurance to cover this appointment but I've been forewarned not to expect it to happen. But I think I need confirmation that re-zapping that apparent fuzzy in my noggin is the proper course of action since it will be riskier than the first go-round.
We will also be doing the regular kitty-cat scan of my lungs to see how those troublesome fuzzies are behaving. Hopefully they are taking a little break with little to no progression from the last tests. Gotta stay in the trial long enough for the next new thing to come around. After hearing about some upcoming clinical trials at today's walk, there may be something else for me in a few months. Maybe. We shall see.
Next Saturday, thanks to the generosity of one of the members on the Moores Cancer Center board of directors, my wife and I will be attending the big Spark Gala fund raiser. Here we will get to meet all of the major players in cancer research at this world renowned institution. Plus I'm sure we will drop a few more bucks in support of this wonderful establishment. Can't wait.
On May 1st I will also have the pleasure and opportunity to jet off to DC to attend the 3-day Lungevity National Hope Summit. Hard not to notice the similarity in their group photo (if you click on the link) when compared to the team shot we took today. This is another "can't wait" opportunity as I will finally get to meet a bunch of other survivors/bloggers who I've only met electronically.
Stay tuned for another update after my next set of scans.
Business as usual. Day at a time.


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Toward a sustainable biomedical research enterprise: Coordinated implementation of recommendations
Yesterday, members of the American Society for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology published a Perspective in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences. "Toward a sustainable biomedical research enterprise: Finding consensus and implementing recommendations" describes eight recommendations addressing some of the most pressing problems faced by the enterprise. Today's post will focus on coordinated implementation of recommendations. Monday's post focused on an author's perspective of this paper. Wednesday's post will discuss the next steps in this process.
The research enterprise has been described as "a dense tangle of vested interests and perverse incentives" that supports the status quo and prevents real change. Suggesting a complete overhaul of the enterprise could raise significant opposition, but focusing on a single issue will result only in changes around the edges of the enterprise without significant resolution to serious problems. Thus, our paper suggests an intermediate approach – coordinated implementation of multiple recommendations to make pointed changes that ease some of the pressures caused by perverse incentives.
Five of the consensus recommendations we identified focused on training, and some of these recommendations would probably reduce the trainee population. Lab budgets are under significant strain and increasing postdoc salaries (consensus recommendation 4) may cause rapid job loss among postdocs. Similarly, restricting the amount of time trainees can be paid by federal grants (consensus recommendation 5) will force senior graduate students and postdocs into the job market earlier than might be expected. However, coordinating the implementation of these recommendations with the implementation of programs that expose trainees to the broad array of careers available to them (consensus recommendation 6) could avert a dramatic increase in Ph.D. unemployment.
While increasing postdoc pay, restricting the training period and broad career training may ultimately benefit trainees, these recommendations present problems for those running labs. These recommendations will result in less money for experiments, personnel or both. However, incentivizing the use of staff scientists (consensus recommendation 8) may partly address these issues. The National Institutes of Health is experimenting with a program to award grants for staff scientist salaries. This award would relieve some budgetary pressures and provide labs with a way to partly counteract the loss of trainee labor.
Thus, coordinating the implementation of these recommendations will result in significant change while lessening some of the negative effects of implementation of any individual recommendation. Nevertheless, some labs will be adversely affected, and the labs that would be most at risk would be small labs, labs at small institutions and labs of early-career researchers. Additional changes that relieve budgetary pressures to help these at-risk labs may be needed to mitigate the possibility of a "rich get richer" scenario. However, no such recommendation has yet reached consensus.
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Okay, but first notice that the AUTOLOAD is enforcing encapsulation. You can call attribute accessors, but only ever to retrieve the current values, not to set new ones.
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Deal reached to contain potent greenhouse gases
KIGALI, Rwanda — Nearly 200 nations have reached a deal, announced Saturday after all-night negotiations, to limit the use of greenhouse gases far more powerful than carbon dioxide in a major effort to fight climate change.
The talks on hydrofluorocarbons, or HFCs, were called the first test of global will since the historic Paris Agreement to cut carbon emissions was reached last year. HFCs are described as the world's fastest-growing climate pollutant and are used in air conditioners and refrigerators. Experts say cutting them is the fastest way to reduce global warming.
President Obama, in a statement Saturday, called the deal "an ambitious and far-reaching solution to this looming crisis." The spokesman for U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon called it "critically important."
The agreement, unlike the broader Paris accord, is legally binding. It caps and reduces the use of HFCs in a gradual process beginning by 2019 with action by developed countries including the United States, the world's second-worst polluter. More than 100 developing countries, including China, the world's top carbon emitter, will start taking action by 2024, when HFC consumption levels should peak.
A small group of countries including India, Pakistan and some Gulf states pushed for and secured a later start in 2028, saying their economies need more time to grow. That's three years earlier than India, the world's third-worst polluter, had first proposed.
"It's a very historic moment, and we are all very delighted that we have come to this point where we can reach a consensus and agree to most of the issues that were on the table," said India's chief delegate, Ajay Narayan Jha.
Environmental groups had hoped that the deal could reduce global warming by a half-degree Celsius by the end of this century. This agreement gets about 90 percent of the way there, said Durwood Zaelke, president of the Institute for Governance and Sustainable Development.
Zaelke's group said this is the "largest temperature reduction ever achieved by a single agreement."
The agreement is "equal to stopping the entire world's fossil-fuel CO2 emissions for more than two years," said David Doniger, climate and clean air program director with the Natural Resources Defense Council.
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As a small business owner myself and I'm sure everything agrees that the one of the toughest decision of all to close or not to close when a crisis arises?. Well I've been coaching one of my clients lately about it so I want to share it with all of you. Please tell me if it is valuable for you.
Every business needs to close but tell your customer as early as possible in as many ways as possible. Some business owners think that if they close and don't say anything the customer will just come back again. You customers don't rely on you no matter how great, unique or popular you might be. Once you waste your customers time and see your closed when your hours say you should be open they get frustrated and angry. I have to say rightfully so because you wasted their time. If you find ways to tell them they may be disappointed but more than likely they will be understanding. Remember they get sick and have emergencies as well they don't expect you to be perfect they expect you to be reliable. Closing here and there is understandable with proper planning and responsibility. HOWEVER expecting them to guess when you are going to be open or why you are closed is not only wrong you deserve to lose the Customer because you don't care about them you only care about you.


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Thinking of canning this summer? It's an economical way to eat real food throughout the year. Fred Meyer has a fairly good deal on the Ball Home Discovery Canning Kit, which includes all the basic supplies you need to start preserving this summer's produce: a canning rack/lifter that fits in a stock pot, three canning jars, an instruction book with recipes and (2) $2/1 Ball canning jars coupons and a $1/1 recipe book.
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Monday, December 10, 2007
Info for volunteers at Sankofa Mbofra Fie/ Yaya and at third world countries in general
If you choose to volunteer at Sankofa there are some things that you should know. We would advise not to give money. The program depends completely on foreign aid donations mostly which come through volunteers and they will not survive if they do not find away to generate their own revenue. If you do choose to give money then NEVER give direct money. Always pay for services (such as we paid part of the cost to register an NGO to the agent-not the program) or buy goods that you deem appropriate, ex. a large cookpot so cooking can go faster. It would be better to educate that your volunteer work and your presence is worth something and you are not just the dollar amount you bring. Keep persistence in advocating for self sustainability. We gave ideas and suggestions on self sustainability until we were blue, but they often feel on deaf ears. Know that this lesson will be learned sooner or later. Please know that all of your actions will impact all of the volunteers who come after you. Apparently before we came, on the last day of some volunteer's stay at Sankofa, large amounts of alcohol were purchased for the employees of the program, since we were not of the means to do this, it was a problem. I am grateful for the children and the experience of living in a rural village in West Africa, I have seen and done things I would never have the option to do in my life otherwise-though this comes with considerable frustrations. Feel free to email us with questions if you have them email@example.com
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Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton sat for an interview on Tuesday with CNN's Alisyn Camerota, who grilled her on a number of topics dogging her presidential campaign.
Those topics included her chief rival, Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vermont), surging in recent primary polls.
But the Democratic front-runner downplayed that data and argued that presidential races naturally get closer as Election Day approaches.
"I've been in these elections before, they always tighten up as people begin to make up their minds, as they look at the candidates — that's totally predictable," Clinton said.
She also brushed off another question, about a recent poll by Quinnipiac University that showed her trailing Sanders in Iowa. She cited a different Public Policy Polling survey released on Tuesday that showed her leading in the Hawkeye State.
"I don't pay any attention to this," Clinton insisted. "I don't feel that it's a good reflection about who will actually come out on caucus night."
Clinton also downplayed Vice President Joe Biden's recent critique of her campaign. Biden said it was "relatively new" for Clinton to talk about income inequality, but "no one questions Bernie's authenticity on those issues."
However, Clinton said she had long addressed the income-inequality issue, though she was had been relatively quiet on all domestic policy during her four years in the Obama administration.
"Today he clarified what he said and said he was talking about me when I was secretary of state," Clinton said. "Well when I was secretary of state, I couldn't talk about domestic policy. There's an unwritten rule — when you're secretary of state, you do not talk about domestic policy."
There was one prospect that Clinton seemed to enjoy: A potential run against Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump
"It would be amazing and I would look forward to it," Clinton said, laughing.


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The bank must be able to create a person in the register
The bank must be able to apply for a registration by name, date of birth, country
He must be able to see the amount of the person owed and to which company
he can see when the registration expires (usually after 5 years happens automatically) - if not the person he owes money has not renewed the registration using self-service
It must be possible for the bank to see if he has previously been registered - but that is paid but he can not see the amount and the rest of the business only when the case has been completed. founded the new GDPR
When a person is registered in our registry he will receive an email that the bank could see if he had read.
we must be able to do the same as the bank but we should also know these things:
set up the bank company
create user for the bank employee - email and an autogenous code (they can change themselves
If the customer is pressed 3 times incorrectly, the account will be blocked and we will reopen the account
We must be able to suspend the company. if they do not pay for our service
We must be able to see which banks use our service
We should be able to generate a new code for the bank's employee
We must be able to log in to their profile without a password (here the employee will know that we are logged in)
We must be able to delete reports that the bank has made on the poor payer
The bad payer can sign up after our approval, he can see what he is registering for. There will be a creation number and temporary password on the letter he receives from us when registering in our registry for the first time
Important all codes and everything else is encrypted so that does not provide a data sheet
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Deadline to form new Govt extended
Former Maoist guerrillas fail to garner consensus of all major parties and announce a new Govt within the seven-day presidential deadline given to them, that expired on Tuesday.world Updated: Aug 05, 2008 23:11 IST
Despite their stunning electoral victory four months ago, Nepal's former Maoist guerrillas failed to garner consensus of all major parties and announce a new government within the seven-day presidential deadline given to them, that expired on Tuesday.
"We need some more time to finalise a common minimum programme as well as the council of ministers," Maoist supremo Prachanda, who had staked claim to the prime minister's post after his party bagged the highest number of seats in the April election, told the media.
"So we requested the president to give us at least three more days to form a new government on the basis of consensus."
A five-member Maoist delegation, including Prachanda, his deputy Baburam Bhattarai, and three lawmakers, met President Ram Baran Yadav Tuesday evening, requesting an additional 72 hours.
"The president has given us a positive response," Prachanda said as his team came out of the presidential palace.
Last minute frantic negotiations Tuesday between the Maoists and the other three top parties - caretaker Prime Minister Girija Prasad Koirala's Nepali Congress (NC), the Communist Party of Nepal-Unified Marxist Leninist (UML) and Madhesi Janadhikar Forum (MJF) - failed to break the protracted deadlock over power-sharing.
The four parties finally agreed to form a committee that will now draft a new common minimum programme after an earlier 50-point agenda tabled by the Maoists was rejected by the others.
There could be a new twist to the ongoing political drama with Koirala calling a surprise meeting of the leaders of the four parties at his residence Tuesday evening.
The caretaker prime minister returned to Kathmandu Monday night after consultations with Indian leaders, including Indian Congress chief Sonia Gandhi, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, External Affairs Minister Pranab Mukherjee and Indian opposition BJP's leader Lal Krishna Advani.
Nepal's Finance Minister Ram Sharan Mahat, who had accompanied Koirala, told the media that the Indian leaders lauded Koirala's leadership and urged for a consensus government in Nepal.
Political analysts in Nepal feel that emboldened by the southern neighbour's support, Koirala, though 83 and afflicted with a failing health, may try to cobble a government under his own leadership.
Even if he doesn't, the Maoists, who had planned to form a majority or even minority government if they failed to woo all the other top parties, will now find it impossible to float a new government unless it is supported by the NC.
Indian ambassador to Nepal Rakesh Sood met Maoist supremo Prachanda early Tuesday morning, before the parleys with the other parties began.
Sood is believed to have conveyed New Delhi's thoughts on a consensus and national government in Nepal.
There is already growing anger among the Maoists at the failure to form a new government.
Maoist lawmaker Agni Sapkota flayed India at a meeting in Chitwan district in south Nepal Monday, accusing the NC and UML of being under the neighbouring country's control and alleging that foreign powers were conspiring to prevent the Maoists from coming to power.


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Theale High Street will be closed for 10 days from 27th February between Station Road and Hoad Way. This is to allow repairs to the road paving.
Update: Just received the following from roadworks.org:
Update: Just received the following from roadworks.org:
High Street, Theale, West Berkshire
27 February — 09 March
Delays possible Some carriageway incursion
Works location: Start Location - Outside the Co-Op / End Location - The mini roundabout on Hoad Way.
Works description: Block Paving Repairs - Theale High Street
Responsibility for works: West Berkshire
Current status: Planned work about to start
Works reference: JV00500008622
So it looks like the High Street won't be completely closed


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Frank Elias III was removed Tuesday as the president of the Mohawk Valley Chamber of Commerce.Of course there is much more that is not reported in the OD. This past Friday, Mr. Elias e-mailed fellow C of C Board members and Ex-Officio members to protest the manner in which a nomination was placed before the Board -- apparently in a surprise move engineered by insiders in the organization and sprung without notice upon other members.
Attached to the e-mail was a document "Fellow Board Members.doc" which is reproduced in the PDF document at left.
The Mohawk Valley Chamber of Commerce has long been perceived as a non-transparent regional "good old boys" network that caters to the area elite and is uncooperative with peer organizations. Mr. Elias' missive confirms it as such.
This blog has long been critical of the MV C of C . . . especially with its use of the "Mohawk Valley" moniker when "Greater Utica" is the accurate -- and more precise -- description of the market it serves. . .
The "regional" trappings adopted by the C of C appear to be nothing more than a subterfuge to serve the interests of particular powerful members.
Too bad . . .


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The fitness boom has left behind a lot of people who got discouraged or injured attempting to keep up with the standards set by athletes. New studies show that fitness benefits can actually be achieved with less exercise, and many fitness experts are beginning to advocate a more moderate approach to working out. The program shows viewers how to calculate daily calorie expenditures while boosting themselves through routine activities. BODYWATCH also surveys the latest hazard-free forms of exercise, including low-impact aerobics, dance and speed walking.
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Perrin Ireland, writing for Visual Science:
A new study on plant reproduction finds that developing cells are very affected by altered states of gravity—a finding that has implications for our hopes for a future human society in space.
What they found is that plants in microgravity grew smaller pollen tubes: their diameters were 8 percent smaller than those grown at Earth gravity. At five times Earth's gravity, the tubes were 8 percent wider, and at 20 times Earth's gravity, they were 38 percent wider.
This is because the assembly of cell walls was disrupted in microgravity, leading to a reduced growth rate. As a result, the germination rates were much lower in the lesser-gravity states, the researchers reported in PLoS ONE .
Plants aren't alone, either. Brian Switek says scientists are pondering how dinosaurs had sex , in part because of the massive weight some species had to bear.


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Today, Maura got off the bus, all shades of happy and giggly. Her backpack was heavy from the many many changes of clothes it contained thanks to toilet training at school (three days in a row with some success!)
As I emptied the backpack of one plastic bag after another, a scream came from the kitchen and a small dog came skulking out guiltily.
See, Zoey had been in the back yard. Whenever Maura hears Zoey at the door, she'll let her in. In her joy to see a child and with her natural exuberance, Zoey leapt all over Maura….and accidentally scratched her up across the belly.
Not being a dumb dog, Zoey realized she'd done a bad bad thing and ran for it guiltily. I managed to calm Maura down with some booboo cream, a band aide and two bananas.
Then Miriam came home and I heard "AH! AH! Get DOWN!"
Obviously the dog has short term memory issues, having instantly forgotten how her jumping and leaping injured one girl already.
Now she's circling Maura (after leaping at each boy as they walked through the door) as Maura stands there eating a sausage roll. Circling…circling…flopping down to wait…
I guarantee, in an hour, this dog will have worn herself out with her excitement in having her kids back and crash out at someone's feet.
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While the Pentagon's long-term plan for the use of directed energy is nearing completion, a top evaluation officer is warning that the possible use of lasers on the battlefield is still a long ways away. "Laser development for military purposes, while showing great promise, has suffered somewhat from a Star Wars syndrome," Lt. Gen. Bradley Heithold, the principal deputy director of the Pentagon's Cost Assessment and Program Evaluation, said in a
Q&A for the upcoming Integrated Air and Missile Defense Summit. The Pentagon's Directed Energy Roadmap, expected to be complete next year, is looking at the threats, development plans, and concept of operations for directed energy, said Heithold, who previously served as the commander of Air Force Special Operations Command. While at AFSOC, Heithold
pushed to have a high-energy laser installed on AC-130 gunships by the end of the decade to counter surface-to-air threats. "The study will evaluate the current state of the art in laser technology and assess the advancements that are required to meet service and warfighter needs." —Brian Everstine
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- High-end architectural fabrication founded on a multi-material, multi-process skill set.
- Materials regularily used range from heavy structural steel to finely crafted stainless steel, structural glass, composites, stone, wood, lighting and electronic systems (see list below)
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Architectural fabrication is a cultural activity, so both the design development and fabrication processes require all participants to practice a deep sensitivity to the value of architecture and design. Vector Praxis prides iteself on its ability to manage a design development and fabrication process that improves the work that we are entrusted to build.
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Praxis = Practice of an art, science or skill, as distinguished from theory. A set of examples for practice.
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Maisonneuve fracture
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Maisonneuve fractureA spiral fracture of the proximal third of the fibula near the head accompanied by tearing of the interosseous membrane and distal tibiofibular syndesmosis, and usually accompanied by a deltoid ligament tear or medial malleolar fracture, thus requiring three views of the ankle as well as a full-length AP tibia/fibula view to evaluate patients with ankle fractures.
Mai·son·neuve frac·ture(mā-zuh-nūv' frak'shŭr)
Spiral fracture of the neck of the fibula, resulting from violent external rotation of the ankle.
Maisonneuve,Jules Germain François, French surgeon, 1809-1897.
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