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Innovative ECP machine with automatic treatment by computer easy to operate
- EECP stands for Enhanced External Counterpulsation Therapy.
- It's a new method to relieve heart pain by creating new vessels(collaterals) in the heart by pushing blood into the heart.
- EECP helps grow new collaterals for blood to flow, like a natural bypass around blocked arteries.
- EECP is a non-invasive treatment.
EECP machine is widely used in coronary heart disease, male sexual dysfunction, early high blood diseases, high blood sugar and poor blood circulation caused vertigo, dizziness, cervical spondylosis and physical fatigue.
It's popular installed in rehabilitation centres, nursing home, fitness clubs, heart clinics and hospitals.
Omay EECP machine adopts the technology of microcomputer monitoring, and combines the technology of software development, automatic control theory, which promote the performance of the device.
Its main characteristics are:
- All the control in the therapeutic process is executed by the computer(automatic therapeutic), which simplify the operating process.
- The patients' ECG and sphygmosignal are processed by special module. It uses the wiring installation designed for EMI, with excellent circuit performance, high stability, strong capability of anti-interference.
- High-quality parts and components are used in all the internal solenoid and air-compressor, which ensures the reliability of the whole device.
- It uses touch screen LCD, which is harmless to the operators. Besides, the whole display area can not only show ECG, pulse, waveform, but also show the pressure wave in the treatment, and can freeze down the wave for observation without affecting the treatment process.
- It can automatically measure and calculate the ratio of diastole wave and the ratio of area in the counterpulsation, and can display simultaneously to help evaluate, analyze and summary the effect of counterpulsation.
- It has a variety of auto-safety protection. When the heart rate of patients grow too fast or slow, the pulsation is too early, or the exhaust is too late due to the inappropriate regulation, it can adopt protective measure to prevent the patients from being hurt.
- The cuffs of counterpulsation bed adopt the Siamese-style design based on the curve of human body. The connection of cuffs and bed relies on the poison-free, wear-resistance tube and non-toxic non-metallic joints. It is simple and fast to install and uninstall the tube and cuff, which is convenient for the operator to maintenance.
- Inside of counterpulsaton bed use the shakeproof and noisedamping device. It runs smoothly and quietly.
- Real-time ECG and Sp02 monitor function during treatment, showing the D/S ratio, intuitive observation of treatment effect.
- It adopts scientific designed system to reduce noise and heat, Noise lower than 70Db.
- The deflation and inflation time can be adjustable based on different patients.
- User friendly interface to provide operators with clear one page touch-screen manual operation.
- All-in-one design EECP machine with wheels for easy transportation and mobility.
- High efficiency cuffs for energy-saving: low pressure can generate high treatment effect.
- Stable and durable industrial personal computer adopted.
- Stable software system: Embedded software system, virus can't attack.
- The angle of the backrest can be adjusted on the basis of patient's physiological situation.
- With customer management system, can save and print out each patients data.
- With"demonstrate function", automatically check whether all systems are properly working before doing treatment for patients.
- Got CE, ISO13485, CFDA, Free Sales certificates.
- Compressor adopted is Gardner Denver imported from Germany, stable and durable. with a lifetime more than 50,000hours.
- Magnetic valves we are using is special R&D for EECP with quick response, low temperature and low noise when working, lifetime more than 25,000hours.
- Copper fastener instead of screw thread connector which is good for installation and durable.
- Steel wire reinforced tube can minimize the losses of pressure and with longer lifetime.
- Handheld emergency button for the convenience of patients touching and stopping the machine when an emergency.
- Excellent performance and low failure rate, the constant maintenance is not needed.
Multiple Patients' Protection:
With patient protection system, it will automatically protect the patients by stopping air compressor and deflation at the same time. Followings(but not limited) will active the protection system:
1. Press emergency button(actuated by patient).
2. An early extra systole.
3. Pressure of compressor exceed the max pressure we set.
4. Heart rate timeout.
5. Heart rate goes out of range.
6. Power outage occurs.
|ECG Amplifier:
|Input impedance: >2MΩ
Common-mode rejection ratio: >80dB
Bandwidth: 1-20 Hz on display
|SpO2 Oxygen Saturation:
|Oxygen saturation range: 0 to 100%
Accuracy SpO2 (±1 Saturation Deviation)
60-100% ± 2 digits for adults using the Finger Clip Sensor
60-100% ± 3 digits for adults using Flex or Reflectance Sensor
60-100% ± 4 digits using Ear Clip Sensor
|Triggering Method:
|External trigger: R-wave of patient ECG
External trigger ratio: 1:1 or 1:2
ECG triggers range: 35-125 ± 1 bpm
|Filter Technique:
Low-pass digital filter eliminates 50/60Hz and high-frequency interference
|Treatment Pressure Range:
|Adjust from 5-400 mm Hg
|1 Set–Calves, lower thighs, and upper thigh/buttocks
|Treatment Session Time Setting:
Set treatment time from 5 to 120 minutes maximum. System automatically stop when set time expires.
|System Protection:
|Three circuit breakers -Mains and Compressor, and an emergency stop button.
|Electrical Performance:
|Power Requirements:
220V±22V AC, 50/60Hz, Input power: 1200VA
|System Dimension:
|Dimension: 2000mm×800mm×700mm
Net Weight: 180 kg
|Operating Environment:
|Temperature 50 to 95 (10°C to 35°C )
Relative Humidity <80% (no condensation)
Atmospheric Pressure 700 to 1060 hPa
Atmospheric Free of corrosives gas
|Transport and Storage Environment:
|Temperature -40 to 131 (-40 °C to 55°C)
Relative Humidity <95% (no condensation)
Atmospheric Pressure: 500 to 1060 hPa
Atmospheric Free of corrosive gas
About Us
MK Technologies Co.,Ltd is a manufacturer specialized in EECP machine production since 2008. The company dedicated to independent research and cooperation with Sun Yat-sen university for EECP since 1995. Based on its advanced technology, competitive price and excellent after-sales service. Omay EECP selling very well both at home and abroad, and enjoying high reputation in India, Malaysia, Indonesia, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Israel, UAE, Iraq, Nigeria, etc.
All producing process strictly follows the IS09001 quality standards and our EECP got CE, IS013485, CFDA and Free sale certificates.
Our chief engineer Dr.Zhou, a leading authority in Cardiology, is the new pioneer in developing the EECP, who has spent more than 22 years in it. He is the student of Pro.Zheng Zhen Sheng, the father of EECP in the world. Besides, Omay EECP with remote diagnosis function which enable us to provide best after-sales service to customers.
Advanced technology, competitive price and excellent after sales service enable us the best choice for you.
Key Words: EECP machine, Home use EECP, EECP machine with price, Portable EECP machine, ECP machine.
1. We provide 1 year warranty and training how to operate and install machine.
2. Excellent after-sales service:
1)Our machine had finished REMOTE DIAGNOSIS functions.That means if the machine you bought with any software problems in your city, we can help to check and repair it in our factory.
2)Free of charge for software upgrading in lifetime.


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Valentine's Day is Thursday, February 14, 2013. It's that time of year again where couples are reminded to do something special for their loved one. Usually the first thought is Flowers and Chocolate, which are both good ideas. It's also a good time of year for Champagne and Strawberries. If you want the perfect romantic ambiance you might want to plan a short road trip to a Romantic Bed and Breakfast Inn in Florida. The weather is perfect here, with no snow to shovel and the Valentine's Packages at the Florida Bed and Breakfast Inns are numerous. Many offer delicious cuisine, a romantic setting and plenty of privacy where you will be pampered. Take advantage of Valentine's Day landing on a Thursday to take a 3 day weekend. If you can't getaway, maybe consider an FBBI Gift Certificate so you can enjoy a romantic weekend some other time in the year.
Port d'Hiver Bed and Breakfast in Melbourne Beach is an awesome luxury Romantic Inn that also offers bicycles and all supplies needed for relaxing days at the beach including chairs, umbrellas, towels, boogie boards and coolers. In the evening, sweet turn-down treats will be left on your bed. Complimentary bottled water, sodas, snacks, coffee, tea and fresh baked cookies are available 24 hours a day. Likewise, one of the most Romantic Inns I've stayed at is Casa Grandview in West Palm Beach, who also offers beach chairs and bicycles for a romantic day at the beach. You'll be enveloped in luxury and comfort at this beautiful and romantic property. At Addison on Amelia Bed and Breakfast, located on Amelia Island you can stroll the beaches looking for shells and shark's teeth, snuggle up with your sweetie on a horse-drawn carriage tour through the Historic Downtown or just curl up in front of the fire with a good book. Each day begins with a delicious breakfast and you can mingle with the other guests at the Addison's Happy Hour before heading out to dinner at one of several excellent local restaurants.
When you choose a Florida Bed and Breakfast Inn, you can be assured of a wonderful romantic experience for your Valentine's Day celebration.


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Just hours after defending his PhD dissertation, Thaddeus Miller was celebrating over drinks with his wife and adviser when he got a call. Portland State University in Oregon was offering him an interview for an assistant-professor position. The university's Nohad A. Toulan School of Urban Studies and Planning was "looking for someone who thinks about urban sustainability not just in terms of research but in terms of practice", says Miller. He got the job.
Miller, an environmental social scientist, was one of the first PhD graduates from the School of Sustainability at Arizona State University (ASU) in Tempe. Established in 2007, the ASU PhD programme was one of the first in the world devoted to sustainability — using interdisciplinary approaches from fields such as Earth and environmental science, conservation biology, engineering, economics and urban planning to maintain ecosystems, the environment and natural resources. But in the past few years, colleges and schools focused on the subject have sprung up (see 'The many ways to get sustainable'). In principle, sustainability training helps engineers and scientists not only to produce better materials, but also to understand the social impacts of their work.
The approach to teaching sustainability varies from institution to institution. And the very concept has met with some scepticism. "There's definitely some risk in doing these types of programmes, both broadly for the programme and also for the individual," says Miller, who endorses the approach but notes that some employers are circumspect about the value of a sustainability degree. Among academics too, he says, there is still some cynicism. Is 'sustainability' merely a buzzword, or can it be a legitimate foundational concept for graduate education?
Programmes that are not grounded in traditional core disciplines make some people wary. But in principle, sustainability allows the pursuit of innovative approaches to environmental and societal challenges. Students attracted to sustainability programmes are often those who relish jumping between disciplines and enjoy considering how science can inform decision-making.
New approaches
Some schools are weaving sustainability thinking into the fabric of their institutions, beginning at the undergraduate level. Others offer graduate programmes that remain largely disciplinary, yet encourage their students to cross disciplinary boundaries through extracurricular projects. Yet others, including the ASU School of Sustainability, are still evolving.
These programmes all face a similar conundrum: how to make the interdisciplinary approach not only substantive, but also practical for early-career scientists. "We need to train ourselves at being effective at being broad," says Charles Redman, an urban ecologist and the founding director of the ASU school. "Broad is not shallow. We need excellence in bringing things together and doing interdisciplinary collaborative work."
To that end, the School of Sustainability has proposed eschewing specific subjects in favour of core competencies such as working in teams, systems thinking (which includes understanding feedbacks, cascades and unintended consequences) and understanding how values affect policy and decision-making.
The school offers two-year master of arts and master of science degrees, a PhD and an undergraduate major and minor. It will also launch a master's degree in sustainable solutions with a business focus later this year. One graduate worked with local government, non-governmental organizations and others to help the city of San Juan in Puerto Rico to adopt more sustainable practices; a current PhD candidate is working on high-school teaching strategies that encourage sustainable thinking.
Some programmes that promote sustainability have augmented, rather than abandoned, their disciplinary approaches. For example, the University of Washington in Seattle runs a graduate certificate in Environmental Management that complements the research of students doing other graduate degrees. The students form multidisciplinary teams to tackle real-world problems presented by local, federal or tribal governments under a timeline and with specific 'deliverables' such as providing cost estimates for reducing a city's carbon footprint.
Even though disciplinary boundaries are observed, some departmental barriers have been broken down. In 2008, the University of Washington brought together its marine, Earth and atmospheric departments under the umbrella of the College of the Environment to encourage cross-communication, says Lisa Graumlich, dean of the new college. "We now have a much easier way for a graduate student interested in climate change to assemble the coursework, the mentors and the professional opportunities that bring together the dynamics of the Earth system — how the atmosphere interacts with the ocean, and how that has feedbacks with the biosphere," she says.
The Institute for Advanced Sustainability Studies in Potsdam, Germany, takes a similar approach. "The PhD itself generally stays relatively disciplinary but [the students] are in an environment where they can bring an interdisciplinary twist to it," says atmospheric scientist Mark Lawrence, a scientific director at the institute. About half of the organization's 100 scientists focus on sustainability related to climate and atmospheric science.
Crossing disciplinary boundaries is acceptable at some German universities but frowned on at others, says Lawrence. And students sometimes shy away from pursuing interdisciplinary tracks out of concern that such qualifications might not carry enough weight on their CVs, he says. "We have the challenge of developing the incentive structures and recognition so that people understand the value of interdisciplinary research."
Fledgling programmes are attempting to establish graduate concentrations or sustainability degrees that have the rigour demanded by potential employers. To ensure that its graduates walk away with useful skills, the Patel College of Global Sustainability at the University of South Florida in Tampa undertook a six-month consultation with other colleges and relevant stakeholders — ranging from the Tampa Bay Regional Planning Council to Tampa Electric, the Sierra Club — an environmental organization based in San Francisco, California — and the International Ecotourism Society in Washington DC.
The discussions allowed the college to get down to the "nuts and bolts" of the expectations and requirements that employers have for students with a sustainability degree, says Kalanithy Vairavamoorthy, dean of the college. Desirable skills include systems thinking, strategic planning and return on investment for sustainable practices — which entails evaluating environmental performance (for example, gauging water and energy use and pollution loads), economic performance (such as efficiency gains) and social performance (including gains in green jobs). The college's master of arts degree offers three concentrations: water, sustainable tourism and entrepreneurship, with courses covering topics such as sustainable business practices, environmental management and communicating the value of sustainability.
Sustainable career paths
Although unconventional, sustainability training has job potential. University of Washington graduates, for example, have been offered employment in local government, national agencies and universities. They might advise on smart-grid electrical technology and energy-use issues, or work in fisheries assessment or on clean-water issues, says Julia Parrish, associate dean for academic affairs and diversity at the College of the Environment. "They can point to a specific product they've done in graduate school," says Parrish. "It lands them jobs and internships. It's a fabulous way for students to gain that breadth and real-world sustainability and environmental-science experience while still becoming experts in their disciplines."
Parrish says college directors were careful not to limit their graduates by establishing jack-of-all-trades degrees. "When we talked to employers, whether they're top-tier universities, federal labs or large environmental non-governmental organizations," she says, "they said 'we want disciplinary experts with cross-cutting skills in communication, problem-solving and leadership'."
James Thorson, now a population ecologist with the US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's National Marine Fisheries Service in Seattle, did a PhD in aquatic and fisheries studies at the college. Alongside his degree, he also conducted a team-oriented project with a real-world business bent: he worked with the Washington Restaurant Association in Olympia to develop standards and guidelines for restaurant sustainability. Thorson focused on energy-efficient lighting, which pushed him out of his area of expertise and into one with varied stakeholders. He learned about everything from environmental auditing and certification programmes to project management. Later, he used these skills in an outcomes assessment for the Marine Stewardship Council, an international organization based in London that establishes standards for sustainable fishing. Making the transition from research to team-based projects is a big jump, he says. "It requires a ton of skills that graduate students don't learn when working individually."
Tischa Munoz-Erickson, a research social scientist with the US Forest Service in Flagstaff, Arizona, who last year graduated from ASU with a PhD, says that she and many of her fellow students worried about the number and type of positions they would find upon graduating. But she has seen plenty of demand. "There's such a need for people with this range of skills," she says, citing problems such as climate change and water management, which require a knack for collaborating with multiple stakeholders and an expertise in a variety of subjects.
As a PhD student, Munoz-Erickson worked on urban sustainability with the Forest Service and San Juan Urban Long Term Research Area, an interdisciplinary network of scientists in Puerto Rico. She landed her current job shortly after she graduated. The ASU School of Sustainability, she says, taught her how to speak fluently to people in various social- and natural-science disciplines; showed her the limitations of science in informing policy; and prepared her to talk to ecologists, economists and geographers. "When fleshing out what makes a city sustainable or vulnerable, natural and social scientists realized that they had different meanings for these terms and that they valued things about the city differently," says Munoz-Erickson. As part of her PhD project, she helped to facilitate collaborative meetings to develop a common vocabulary.
"With interdisciplinarity, I find it's not so much that you're knowledgeable about all these disciplines," she says. "It's about learning the way other disciplines think and their assumptions and methodologies. By looking at your problem from all these different perspectives, it enriches the way you do your own work."
Box 1: Environmental options: The many ways to get sustainable
Sustainability is taught using a variety of approaches. Here are a few of them.
- The Education for Sustainability Programme at London South Bank University offers postgraduate courses focused on communicating and raising awareness about sustainability. They are held online and are open to students across the globe (seewww.efscommunity.t83.net).
- The Patel College of Global Sustainability at the University of South Florida in Tampa last year launched a sustainable-tourism track for its master's degrees, owing to demand from firms such as the Walt Disney Company, Royal Caribbean and Hilton Hotels and Resorts, says Kalanithy Vairavamoorthy, dean of the college. Sustainable tourism is meant to promote environmental and cultural awareness, he adds.
- Colorado State University in Fort Collins launched its School of Global Environmental Sustainability in 2008, and offers an undergraduate minor starting with a class called Foundations of Environmental Sustainability. The school is piloting a graduate-level course and planning a graduate curriculum.
- The Golisano Institute for Sustainability at the Rochester Institute of Technology in New York opened in 2008 and offers master's and PhD programmes in sustainability and architecture. A 7,800-square-metre, four-storey main building that opened last month includes eight laboratories for sustainability-technology instruction.
- The Monash Sustainability Institute at Monash University in Melbourne, Australia, launched its PhD programme in 2009 and graduated its first PhD student in 2012. The institute is also designing a master's degree in sustainability.
- The College of the Environment at the University of Washington in Seattle offers more than ten graduate degrees for master's and PhD students as well as graduate-certificate programmes that cut across disciplines but focus on environmental issues.
- In January, the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor launched its Dow Sustainability Fellows Program, which will provide 40 master's and professional-degree students with US$20,000 each for a year to do an interdisciplinary sustainability project.
- Portland State University in Oregon offers graduate certificates in sustainability and urban design, as well as certificates with a sustainability bent in transportation, hydrology and property development.
- A smattering of US liberal arts colleges are also approaching sustainability training. For example, Green Mountain College in Poultney, Vermont, offers multiple online graduate programmes including a master's of science in environmental studies, a master's of science in sustainable food systems and a master's of business administration in sustainable business. A.M.


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CoreSite Realty Corporation
CoreSite recently delivered its twelfth data center, the second of four planned data centers at its Santa Clara campus. CoreSite assessed the project according to brand standards: a strong focus on reliability and security for the continuity of future customer deployments as well as innovative, energy-efficient design.
As a data center and interconnection services industry leader, CoreSite goes to great lengths to ensure optimal design with every individual redevelopment or new-build data center project. This includes exploring the newest data center infrastructure and process technology to validate the potential performance of any data center.
Having already delivered an award-winning data center at its Santa Clara campus, CoreSite's newest challenge was designing its next campus location to an even higher level of energy efficiency and environmental responsibility, while maintaining CoreSite's brand standard of reliability, flexibility, scalability and security.
CoreSite selected Trane with the goal of leveraging the latest in cooling infrastructure and design expertise to deliver a custom cooling process unique to the industry. With a clear understanding of data centers and how to most efficiently control their environment, Trane worked closely with the CoreSite data center personnel to develop a solution that combined equipment, controls and control sequences to accomplish this objective.
Efficiency and energy savings
Evaporative cooling was used to reduce the load on the mechanical equipment and ensure proper humidity levels in the data center. The cost-effective system uses evaporation to lower air temperatures, reducing the load on the HVAC compressors. The evaporative system meets cooling requirements, while using only 25 percent of the energy of a conventional system. In addition, rainwater is captured and reused to lower water consumption, reducing reliance on city water to run the system.
Pre-engineered for reliable operation
A Trane IntelliPak™ Rooftop System with controls and Rapid Restart™ was installed to increase energy efficiency, while reducing data center downtime. The system was designed with pre-engineered logic for reliable operation. Advanced controls on the IntelliPak use smart strategies that adapt to changes and adverse conditions to keep the system running.
The pre-engineered Rapid Restart™ control solution integrates into IntelliPak to enhance data center reliability. In the event of a power outage, the IntelliPak units are designed to go from full stop (no power) to full cooling in 120 seconds or less after regaining electrical power, preventing overheating of the servers. Upon meeting the required cooling needs during the rapid restart sequence, the unit will automatically shift into standard cooling operation.
Customized for customer comfort
With the modular system located on the roof, noise levels in the data centers are decreased, making it more comfortable for customers. Cooling equipment is dedicated for each data center room without overlap with other systems. This allows CoreSite to customize data center set points based on each customer's needs.
Systems and services
• A cost-effective evaporative cooling system reduces mechanical cooling and improves load profile.
• The IntelliPak™ Rooftop System with advanced controls and Rapid Restart™ maximizes uptime.
Trane was able to exceed CoreSite's expectations, delivering a cooling process not yet seen by the data center and interconnection industry. The innovative design produces an ideal data center operating environment by optimizing Power Usage Effectiveness (PUE) levels as well as Water Usage Effectiveness (WUE) in the same system. The projected average annual PUE of 1.26 would make CoreSite's newest data center the most efficient in its portfolio and one of the most efficient in the U.S. Trane's custom cooling process will also play a significant role in CoreSite's application for U.S. Green Building Council Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) Gold certification.
"Trane understands the importance of keeping our data centers running," said Jay DiMaggio, executive project manager, CoreSite. "With the modular system, we don't have to worry about the complexity of cooling towers, pumps, chillers, pipes or valves. The data center is reliable, efficient and scalable."
About CoreSite Realty Corporation
Managing more than two million square feet of data center space in seven major U.S. markets, CoreSite is one of the largest providers of carrier-neutral data centers and interconnection services in the country.


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Release Date: November 15, 2013
BUFFALO, N.Y. – Hundreds of University Buffalo students will fan out throughout Buffalo on Saturday, Nov. 16, as part of the latest UB Community Day, improving neighborhoods while giving student volunteers the chance to participate in community service.
Students will lead and help in various service projects, such as assisting Habitat for Humanity in their project homes, organizing donations at a senior center, helping paint community centers, assisting in outdoor cleanup and doing other useful and fun team-based volunteering.
Where: Students will meet at Room 100 in Allen Hall on UB's South Campus. They will then be shuttled to locations throughout the city, including parks, churches and neighborhood centers. Organizers have scheduled visits to 12 sites. All volunteers will then return to Allen Hall after their work is finished.
The list of clean-up venues includes: House tear-up for Habitat for Humanity at 256 Rhode Island St.; kitchen clean-up at Macedonia Baptist Church, 237 E. North St.; leaf raking at North Park, 107 Tennyson Ave.; and tree-planting and stringing lights for the Minnesota Block Club on Minnesota Avenue.
When: Volunteers will meet in Allen Hall at 9 a.m. Work at the sites will continue until 1 p.m., when students will return to Allen Hall for lunch and a raffle at 2 p.m. Prizes include an HDTV, Xbox 360 and more to honor the hard work and service of all volunteers.
Why: The university has held several Community Days to clean up neighborhoods or assist local agencies in painting or upgrade projects, helping the community, making better relationships with residents and showing students the value in getting involved in neighborhood projects.
Who: Hundreds of student volunteers have signed up for Saturday's activities. Volunteers will be given breakfast and lunch. Community Day is sponsored by UB's Office of Community Relations.
Press arrangements: To contact students or community organizers during the event, call Linwood Roberts at 718-219-6230 or Matthew Kopalek at 607-237-2788.
Charles Anzalone
News Content Manager
Education, Educational Opportunity Center, Law,
Academies, Honors College, Student Activities
Tel: 716-645-4600


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"Wicked" shows no signs of fading on its fourth visit to Denver
Tonight begins the six-week run of "Wicked" at Denver's Buell Theatre. And, says Denver Center Attractions' honcho Randy Weeks, there are no signs of flagging fondness for the musical about Oz's witches Elphaba and Glinda.
"Denver's the only city with a four-peat," he said on the phone earlier today.
This email from Cynthia Knoebel in response to Sunday's feature about "superfan" Mike Meko may go some way in explaining why.
"I enjoyed your article on Wicked fan Mike Meko, but he is a rank amateur compared to me," it begins.
"I have seen the show 13 times: once in Washington D.C., once in L.A., once in N.Y., once in Salt Lake City, once in Boston, and eight times in Denver.
"Additionally I have appeared as a walk-on twice when the production appeared at the Buell. (It was an auction item to benefit Broadway Cares/Equity Fights Aids). Of course I have a lot of Wicked paraphernalia, but also my dining room is painted with lines from Wicked… Mike Meko may like Wicked, but I am the clear winner here."
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Advanced degree programs and graduate research opportunities are available at three of Maine's public universities as well as the law school. An academic program search outlines dozens of graduate programs and certificates.
The University of Maine offers master's programs in over 60 areas of study and doctoral programs in 25 areas.
The University of Maine at Farmington offers graduate programs for early childhood professionals and educational leaders.
The University of Southern Maine offers more than 25 advanced degrees in a wide range of fields.
The University of Maine School of Law is Maine's only law school.


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Forrester Research recently sent a warning all IT leaders should heed: It strongly advised businesses to remove IT from leadership in tablet efforts because IT isn't suited for discovering business value. "IT dominates the tablet decision process, and it shouldn't. ... Business-driven tablet programs will uncover transformative opportunities," wrote analysts Ted Schadler and Simon Yates. I know them both, and they are among the top thinkers in this space.
The IT community is facing an existential decision about technology in general, not just tablets: Should it retreat into the data center whence it came, or can it evolve into a broader strategic role advising and enabling better business through its technology acumen? In other words, does IT become the facilities group for infrastructure technology, making sure the lights are running and the HVAC is working, or an internal strategic consultant more like (the model) HR, legal, and finance departments?
[ Consumerization is about way more than iPhones and cloud apps. Galen Gruman traces the fundamental forces shaping the new technology reality in business. | Subscribe to InfoWorld's Consumerization of IT newsletter today. ]
It appears that some in IT prefer retreating into the data center, safely surrounded by their servers and away from those "end-users" so distant from the core systems IT manages. But I've also met many CIOs and IT leaders who want to make the leap out of the 1960s-era data center mentality into the 21st-century technology-enablement business. The IT community is wrestling with a sea change in its role as technology has become democratized -- the promise of "digitizing" business that IT made in the 1990s is now coming true.
The uncomfortable reality in business today
However, even those who aspire to a strategic role may find the window closing, as businesses tire of waiting for IT to act strategically and take on technology leadership themselves. That's the dark side (for IT) of the consumerization phenomenon, where employees assert their choices on how they do their work and the tools they use, at least in so-called front office activities like sales, marketing, customer support, planning, and R&D.
The consumerization notion, popularized and formalized with the rise of the BYOD movement two years ago, is an uncomfortable one for many IT pros, as it challenges their supremacy on matters relating to technology. Such defensiveness comes from insecurity -- confident IT would be happy to open the gates because it would know its role and its value are secure.
But self-confidence is not easy for many in IT. After all, IT has been beaten up a lot in the last 20 years, even as it has also been celebrated. IT brought us e-commerce, email, and Web access, but also disruptive ERP deployments, confusing HR and other corporate apps, periodic email outages, and lots and lots of red tape. IT initially resisted PCs, the Internet, email and messaging, social media, cloud services, mobile devices, and all the other on-the-desk technologies we now take for granted, then tried to build a prison around them that employees had to enter to use them -- users haven't forgotten or forgiven that.


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A soliton wave was a confined energy phenomenon that traveled at faster-than-light speeds, with potential applications in spacecraft propulsion.
In the 24th century, Doctor Ja'Dar of Bilana III investigated soliton waves as a possible alternative to warp drive. The USS Enterprise-D attended the first field test of this technology in 2368. The soliton wave rider experiment involved the generation of a soliton wave using 23 field coils on the surface of Bilana III, which would envelop a small, unmanned vehicle and push it into warp towards Lemma II. There, a sister facility would generate a particle scattering field to dissipate the wave and bring the test ship out of warp.
Although the test began promisingly, displaying a 98% energy transfer efficiency of the soliton wave that was 450% more efficient than the Enterprise's own warp engines, the wave unexpectedly destabilized and manifested a subspace distortion that destroyed the test ship and damaged the Enterprise. Dr. Ja'Dar believed that a transient power imbalance was responsible.
The Enterprise subsequently found that the wave was accelerating towards Lemma II, gaining energy in the process. It was estimated that by the time the wave arrived it would contain enough energy to destroy most of the planet. The wave had grown too powerful for the Lemma II facility to dissipate, but the Enterprise was able to disrupt the wave by detonating five photon torpedoes directly in front of it. (TNG: "New Ground")
External linksEdit
- Soliton wave at Memory Beta, the wiki for licensed Star Trek works
- Soliton at Wikipedia
- Solitons' role to supply Warp drive energy


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"Top Chef" winner Ilan Hall will host a cooking demonstration and three-course dinner at The Collins College of Hospitality Management's Restaurant at Kellogg Ranch at Cal Poly Pomona, Pomona, Calif., on March 7.
Proceeds from the demonstration dinner will support The Collins College of Hospitality Management and the United Culinarians, a student club designed to give students an opportunity to develop their culinary skills outside the classroom. Hall, who won season two of Bravo TV's "Top Chef" in 2007, is also chef and owner of The Gorbals restaurant in Los Angeles, named both for an immigrant community in Glasgow, Scotland, and for Hall's Scottish/Russian-Jewish heritage.
For more information, visit www.csupomona.edu/~collins.
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by Dr. John H. Skilton
Enter into his gates with thanksgiving, and into his courts with praise: be thankful unto him, and bless his name. - Psalm 100:4
Bible Reading
Psalm 100:
1Make a joyful noise unto the LORD, all ye lands.
2Serve the LORD with gladness: come before his presence with singing.
3Know ye that the LORD he is God: it is he that hath made us, and not we ourselves; we are his people, and the sheep of his pasture.
4Enter into his gates with thanksgiving, and into his courts with praise: be thankful unto him, and bless his name.
5For the LORD is good; his mercy is everlasting; and his truth endureth to all generations.
Let us enter the house of the Lord today with thanksgiving. In the words of the psalmist, we will "forget not all His benefits." Has He not forgiven all our iniquities; has He not many a time healed our diseases? Has He not redeemed our life from destruction and crowned us with loving-kindness and tender mercies? Has He not satisfied us with good things? Truly His mercy is from everlasting to everlasting upon them that fear Him, and His righteousness unto children's children. We have seen the goodness of our God in the land of the living. We have tasted and seen that the Lord our God is good. With thanksgiving and with joy, we, the redeemed of the Lord, can enter into His gates and proceed into His courts with praise.
We do not, therefore, come to the service of worship in a lifeless, formal, and merely routine way. We do not enter the house of God as mere spectators at a performance. We come with an eagerness to unite with our fellow believers in heartfelt worship. We truly love Him who first loved us. We wish to tell Him so in our hymns and our prayers. We earnestly desire to learn more about Him, to hear His Word read and proclaimed, and to receive His blessing. In all things we wish to glorify and enjoy Him whose name alone is excellent and who is God, even our own God.Welcome to "Think on These Things," a twelve-week daily devotional prepared by the late Dr. John H. Skilton, an ordained minister in the Orthodox Presbyterian Church and for many years Chairman of the New Testament Department at Westminster Theological Seminary, Philadelphia.
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Hard to believe that this is the last day of the year 2014. I like to look back over a year as work on plans for the New Year. I decided it might help me to make a pictorial record as a quick overview of some of the things I sewed in the course of this past year.
The above collage is a random compilation of the things I made in January - June and the collage below, is for July - December. It's encouraging to look back and see what I accomplished in a year and the variety of projects (many which were gifts and many my own designs).
Over the course of 2014, besides sewing whatever struck my fancy, I also participated in a few bloghops, a couple of quilt alongs, took part in the Pantone Colour of the Year contest, published a new pattern and shared a couple of tutorials. Fun times, all around!
Personal favourites for 2014?
Right off the top is the king size granny square quilt made from scraps - a goal I've had for a couple of years - so it was a bit of thrill to see this finally achieved.
Next, is the Rainbow Connection Craft Case that I designed for my nieces to store their Rainbow Loom and supplies ( a design which I made two versions of and still hope to turn into a pattern).
My final favourite from this year's finishes is my recently completed Festive Trees runner from the Last Minute Christmas Sampler QAL. Today, I'm sharing some updated photos of it.


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- 4 onions, cut into 1/4 inch thick half rounds
- 1/2 cup water
- 2 tablespoons brown sugar
- 2 tablespoons balsamic vinegar
- 1 tablespoon olive oil
- pinch salt
In a large saute pan with a lid, heat the oil. Add the onions, cover and cook on low, stirring occasionally, until translucent but not browned. Sprinkle with sugar, cover and continue to cook, stirring occasionally, for about 30 minutes or onions are golden and soft. Add half of the water, sprinkle with salt, cover and continue to cook on low, stirring occasionally for another 20 minutes or until the onions are a rich, dark brown. Add the remaining water and the vinegar, cook 10=15 additional minutes, uncovered, or until the water and vinegar has been absorbed. Serve as is, or store in a air tight jar and refrigerate up to 1 week.
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- Jan 20:
- Broncos coach John Fox is likely to get contract extension
- Broncos' Demaryius Thomas looks unstoppable after having early drop
- Woody Paige: For Broncos, seventh heaven in trip to Super Bowl
- Saunders: CBS broadcasters shine in covering Patriots-Broncos
- Across town, Broncos whip fans into frenzy
- Perfect Peyton: QB Manning sets up Denver-Seattle Super Bowl
- Jan 19:
- Kiszla: Super Bowl season for Broncos a tribute to Pat Bowlen
Call it a premonition, a sixth sense or just a product of having battled through the aches, pains and sweat of five NFL seasons. Broncos defensive tackle Terrance Knighton had a feeling that a big moment was about to occur, perhaps his big moment.
Up 20-3, Denver had called for a timeout to talk over its defensive strategy. New England had fourth-and-3 at the Broncos 29, with 2:30 remaining in the third quarter.
The Broncos knew New England needed a score, and certainly the Patriots understood the urgency. Coach Bill Belichick passed on a long field-goal attempt to go for the first down.
"At first, I wasn't going to be in (the lineup) after that timeout," Knighton recalled, after a celebration in the locker room by the Super Bowl-bound Broncos. "But then I thought, 'I have to be in there.' "
The timeout had given him a chance to rest.
"It was going to be a moment," Knighton said. "And I was ready for the moment."
Knighton was lined up opposite Patriots veteran all-pro offensive guard Logan Mankins, one of the best in the business. Knighton used both hands to push past Mankins and veered to his right, finding a clear path to quarterback Tom Brady for a 10-yard sack.
"I've been watching film on (Mankins)," Knighton said. "The last game when we played them I felt that I could have done the same move on him. The protection lined up right. It was the same thing I'd been seeing on film. I knew exactly what I was going to get. I knew what type of block he'd give me. I had to make the play. I did what I was supposed to do."
Knighton's teammates weren't surprised. It didn't took long for them to understand that this was a true professional. Knighton, nicknamed "Pot Roast" for his 6-foot-3, 335-pound physique, had been acquired by the Broncos in the offseason as an unrestricted free agent after four seasons at Jacksonville.
He had been a full-time starter during his first three seasons with the Jaguars but felt unappreciated in earning just four starts in 2012. Knighton made the right move coming to the Broncos. He has started every game.
"Terrance made a big play and beat a Pro Bowl guy," said Broncos defensive end Robert Ayers, who also recorded a sack. "Terrance can do it all. He can stop the run and rush the passer. He commands a double team, and not too many guys can handle that. That's what we love about him. He's always working."
Another Broncos veteran defensive end, Shaun Phillips said he wasn't surprised at the ease in which Knighton got past Mankins. Phillips, after all, has seen Knighton on the dance floor.
"He's got rhythm. He's got some moves," Phillips said. "He's pretty light on his feet. I think that helps him in football."
Knighton's sack meant an empty possession and a missed opportunity for New England. A field goal would have cut the Broncos' lead to two scores.
"All week in preparing, our defense just wanted to rise to the occasion in this game," Knighton said. "We knew our offense was going to get in a rhythm, and we just wanted to do our part.
"I'm excited. We're going to the Super Bowl."


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I am so happy that I finally managed to finish this project! These past weeks found me procrastinating and going through a very long artistic block, which unfortunately is not over yet. So looking at this framed piece makes me feel a little better.
I started working on it in the beggining of this Summer and because back then I didn't have all the materials I needed to finish, I had to put it on hold.
My goal was to make the 'forget me nots' look as close as possible to the real ones. In order to do that I had to use wire for the flowers' stems and green flower tape to conceal it. Once I got these mats I started to assembly the plant which turned out to be very challenging because of all those little flowers which have to stay very close to each other and being the first time I had to work with floral tape… well… you can imagine! My first attempts were very messy, but once I got the hang of it, things moved a little faster. Yay!
My mom loves these blue, cute flowers, so this is a present for her. Shame on me it took me so much time to finish it, but my obsession with details took the best of me.
The finished framed picture is 23cm * 23cm. For the flowers I used 1mm – 1.5mm paper strips hand cut from 120g/sm sheet of paper.
For those of you who have your imagination with you: 'Happy crafting!' and for the unlucky ones like me: 'Hope the artistic block will be over soon!'
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Tryntsje at SoStampFul with this gorgeous card:
Please join us in congratulating Tryntsje on her win this week! Tryntsje, you are now invited to join us as a guest stamper for the challenge on April 6th! Please send me an email at ajsevall[at]gmail[dot]com before Friday, March 27th at 5 pm in order to get your badge for winning and get details for the challenge.
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Boy Banned From Wearing My Little Pony Backpack Receives Outpouring of Support
My Little Pony is causing one big problem.
Grayson Bruce, a 9-year-old boy from Buncombe County, North Carolina, has been ordered by school officials not to bring his My Little Pony backpack to school anymore because it makes him a target for bullies.
Grayson said kids had taken to picking on him because he carries the 'girly' backpack:
They're taking it a little too far with you know, punching me and pushing me down — calling me horrible names. Stuff that really shouldn't happen."
Officials have told Grayson's mother he should stop bringing the bag to school because it has "created a disruption in the classroom."
When word about the controversy spread online, support for quickly Grayson popped up in the form of a Facebook page and a Change.org petition demanding the school reverse its decision.
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When adventure calls the Civic Hatch is with you all the way. Redesigned with the power of dreams, the 2017 Civic Hatch encapsulates Honda's passion for innovation and design. Its striking silhouette and bold looks are complemented by a sleek and spacious interior, complete with all the technology to keep you entertained, in touch and out of harm's way...wherever you may go.
Unlimited KM Warranty†
Seamless Connectivity
Apple CarPlay®1 & Android® Auto2
Sporty Styling
Inside & Out
Advanced Safety
Honda Sensing3
Sporty styling meets substance in the Honda Civic Hatch.Take a Test Drive Download Brochure
Bold Design
Bold Design
With a low wide stance and fierce new shape, the Civic cuts an athletic form that stands out from the pack. Select the RS for an even sportier look with rear wing spoiler, 17-inch sports alloy wheels and unique black grille.
Piano Black Grille
Up front, the sporty, angular piano black grille attracts the eye and makes a striking first impression.
Side Mirrors
Newly designed power side mirrors are aerodynamically optimised to reduce wind noise. VTi-S models and above feature integrated LED turn indicators.
Its sleek lines and sporty style make this hatchback the most popular and reliable of small cars. Its striking looks are further enhanced with new alloy wheel designs*.
Tail Lights
At the rear, beautifully styled tail lights with integrated LED light bars help give the Civic Hatch a unique persona.
The LED Daytime Running Lights ensure this hot hatch is sure to turn heads. It may be small but it's big on first impressions.
Fog Lights
Designed to provide additional light in poor weather conditions, fog lights come fitted to VTi-S and above. LED variety available on select models*.
Space & Storage
Space & Storage
Spacious Interior
The joy of a car that keeps intriguing is that every time you drive it, thereís something new to discover. Thatís why the interior of the Civic Hatch has been designed around you. Down to the very last detail.
The Civic Hatch delivers a sense of spaciousness and premium comfort that belies its small car class.
Centre Console
With an adaptable centre console, carrying an oversized drink bottle or storing a full-size tablet, has never been easier. Upfront, a clever two- tiered storage area can hold a smartphone while keeping cables hidden. There's even a sliding centre armrest.
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With Honda's first-ever 127kw VTEC Turbo engine*, the Civic Hatch delivers a more responsive and dynamic drive from the moment you set off.
Central Twin Exhaust
Central Twin Exhaust
The Civic Hatch backs up its sporty style with an equally impressive Central Twin Exhaust*. When you're in the drivers' seat, the power of the Civic Hatch will assure you there's more than looks to this hatchback.
With its lighter, solid chassis, all-new engine and perfectly tuned independent suspension system, the Civic Hatch connects you to the road like no other hatchback.
Turbo Engine
Turbo Engine
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The 2017 Civic Hatch with Earth Dreams technology, delivers sporty driver performance, without compromising on fuel efficiency. Engineered to reduce CO2 emissions, the hatchback also delivers outstanding environmental performance.
Turbo Engine
Get a more responsive and dynamic drive from the moment you set off with the availability of Honda's first- ever 127kW VTEC turbo engine. Available on VTi-L and above.
Engineered with new, cutting edge technology, the 2017 Civic Hatch is the hottest hatchback leading the charge in next generation tech.Take a Test Drive Download Brochure
Apple carplay®1 & Android® Auto2
Apple carplay®1 & Android® Auto2
Android™ or iPhone® users can now seamlessly integrate their device to the Civic's touchscreen display. Get directions, make calls, send and receive messages, listen to music and even interact with some of your favorite apps. All while staying focused on the road. What's more, with access to Siri® Eyes Free1 or Google™ Voice Search2, you can do much of it without ever having to take your hands off the steering wheel. All you have to do is ask.
Display Audio
Display Audio
7-Inch Display
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Digital Radio (DAB+)*
Literally music to your ears, access to all your favourite digital radio stations with crystal clear quality. Available on VTi-L and above.
Sat Nav
Built into the VTi-LX display you'll find Garmin®^ satellite navigation and thanks to SUNA> live traffic updates, you'll always know how the traffic situation is looking.
Smart Entry and Start
Smart Entry and Start
Push Start
Once, inside you need only push the START button while pressing the brake pedal to start the engine. Available on VTi-S models and above.
Smart Keyless Entry
As long as the key fob is in your possession, VTi-S models and above will sense your approach and unlock the doors as soon as you touch the front handles or boot release.
Comfort & Convenience
Comfort & Convenience
Heated Seats
The leather-appointed*, heated front seats in the RS and VTi-LX offer an extra touch of comfort and luxury with a choice of two individual temperature settings.
Electric Park Brakes
Simpler and more convenient, the Electric Parking Brake frees up space, allowing an extended armrest area.
Climate Control
With climate control as standard, simply set the desired cabin temperature and the Civic Hatch will do the rest. VTi-L and above feature dual-zone climate control for the optimal comfort of both front-seat occupants. For ease of use, the central touchscreen can also be used to operate.
Driver Interface
Driver Interface
Driver Interface
A coloured LCD screen positioned right behind the steering wheel displays what's playing, who's calling and almost everything else you need to know including outside temperature, average fuel consumption, trip meter and distance to empty.
Steering Wheel Controls
Your eyes need never leave the road with steering-wheel mounted controls across the range. With just the touch of a button you can seamlessly control key features like audio and hands-free telephone*.
See what's around you
See what's around you
Multi-angle rear-view camera
Shift into reverse and the multi-angle rear-view camera automatically comes to life on the 7-inch display. With up to three views to choose from and guidance lines to plot your projected path, it's your new best friend in the face of tight spots.
Designed to minimise one of the most notorious blind spots, LaneWatch really has got your back. Mounted beneath your lefthand door mirror, the blind spot camera projects vision on screen from the moment you signal left or push a button. Available on VTi-S and above.
5-star ANCAP safety rating.Take a Test Drive Download Brochure
Honda sensing*
Honda Sensing*
Standard on the VTi-LX, this intelligent suite of driver-assist technologies* is designed to help improve your situational awareness, and, in some cases, intervene to help avoid a collision or lessen its severity.
Forward Collision Warning
Looks for vehicles in front of you and warns you if there's a risk of collision.
Collision Mitigation Braking System
Helps to mitigate the severity of an unavoidable accident by automatically applying strong brake pressure when needed.
Lane departure Warning
Reads road markings and alerts you visually and audibly if you cross the lanes without indicating.
Six Airbags
The clever Honda i-SRS driver airbag system inflates at different rates depending on crash severity, seat belt usage and a host of other factors to help keep you safe behind the wheel. Dual front, side and full-length curtain airbags are standard.
Tyre Deflation Warning System
Tyre Deflation Warning System
This clever technology alerts you to an abnormal decrease in tyre pressure.
Hill Start Assist (HSA)
Hill Start Assist (HSA)
Hill Start Assist prevents 'roll back' when starting on an incline. The system controls brake pressure, keeping the car stationary for a moment after you release the brake pedal.
Vehicle stability assist (VSA)
Vehicle stability assist (VSA)
This technology helps keep the Civic on course in adverse driving conditions by detecting, then mitigating, potential understeer or oversteer. When necessary, VSA automatically reduces engine power and manages brake pressure to individual wheels to help regain control.
- 7-inch touchscreen display
- Apple CarPlay®1 & Android Auto®2
- Climate control
- 8-speaker audio
50 Years Edition
- 16-inch alloy wheels
- Rear parking sensors
- Front fog lights
- Black mirror caps
- 50 Years Edition badge
- Leather-appointed seats¹
- Heated front seats
- 8-way power adjustable driver's seat
- +LUXE badge
- Plus Civic Hatch VTi-S features
- 16-inch alloy wheels
- Smart entry & start system
- LaneWatch
- Front & rear parking sensors
- Fog lamps
- 127kW VTEC Turbo engine
- 17-inch alloy wheels
- Dual-zone climate control
- Digital radio (DAB+)1
- Auto headlights & wipers
- 127kW VTEC Turbo engine
- Leather-appointed seat trim1
- Power sunroof
- Premium audio
- LED headlights
- Honda Sensing1
- Leather-appointed seat trim2
- Power sunroof
- Premium audio with sat-nav
- LED headlights
* The Drive Away price shown is for a Civic in your chosen colour. It includes metallic/pearlescent (where applicable), 12 months registration, 12 months compulsory third party insurance (CTP), a recommended dealer delivery charge, stamp duty and administration charges. The drive away price shown is based on the vehicle being garaged in the postcode you entered, and owned by a 'rating one' driver aged 40 with a good driving record and may differ depending on your circumstances and (for applicable states), your choice of insurer. We strongly recommend that you confirm the final drive away price with your Honda dealer.
† 5-year unlimited kilometre warranty available on all vehicles except those used for commercial purposes, where a 5-year/140,000 kilometre (whichever occurs first) warranty is applicable. Please speak with your Dealer or visit ;honda.com.au/warranty for full terms and conditions.
1 Apple CarPlay, iPhone and Siri are trademarks of Apple Inc. CarPlay and Siri requires iPhone 5 model and above running iOS 7.1 or higher.
2 Android, Android Auto and Google are trademarks of Google Inc. Android Auto and Google Voice Search requires Android 5.0 (Lollipop) or above.
3 Honda Sensing technologies are driver-assist technologies and should not be used in place of safe driving practices. Drivers should continue to monitor the road at all times. The accuracy and operation of Honda Sensing technologies may vary based on weather, speed, traffic, road conditions, markings and other factors.
4 Digital radio station coverage dependent on vehicle location.
5 Leather appointed means some parts of the seats may contain non-leather materials.


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I'm having trouble with Impose in the new update to 6.3
Let's say I have a 4x6 postcard with a .125 bleed built into it. When I drag and drop the file into Command Workstation and load it into Impose, the full size with bleed, which would be 4.25x6.25, is shown, but the cut...
I get error "EFI Canon Configuration Protocol" in windows even log.
Fiery server must restart. I have 4 rip's with this problem at the same customer.
The customer use hotfolder and freeflow.
Any idea?
Hello, I have a Command Workstation update available across the Fiery software manager.
Like always I download and when finish the application says "Renovar" I think that is "to renovate" in english. I click on the button and then the application open a new blank page on my browser and nothing...
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I thought I might start this thread up again about my KM C1085 and my Fiery Rip. If you can remember we had problems and that I came on this forum and asked about. Then after all the components in my original Fiery Rip were replaced except the outside Fiery Steel Box case.
Then the...
On an Iridesse running FS300Pro I need to have a server preset that use an imposition template based on a trim box but it doesn't work correctly.
Is this a known issue? Should I start by calling support?
I'm having an issue with 1 of my 3 1000s defaulting to Adobe PDF Print Engine Preferred as selected when I drag a file into fiery. If I use a hot folder, it will select it without an issue, but if I drag and drop something it won't be selected. It is fully updated as far as I can tell, as are the...
We have released an updated version of the Windows Fiery Command Workstation 6.3SP1 package, to solve an error where Fiery Software Manager does not detect the KB2999226 Windows update, and erroneously states that the update still needs to be applied.
If you are currently...
Is there any updates to improve the display of Command Workstation on a Surface Pro 4? I have improved it with a Microsoft tip below, but it still displays the text headers incorrectly. See attachment
Solution 2: Disable display scaling for the app
You can disable display scaling for an...
i did not find a wishlist thread in the forum so im asking you all.
What are your wishes for a next version of command workstation?
What will be time savers in your workflow?
Maybe EFI ist reading this thread an will build it into the software if possible.
My personal wishes for a...
I have an older copier (RicohPro C550ex) with an E-8100 Fiery rip
I also have a newer (MP C6502) with a E22B Fiery Rip
will the new Workstation 6.3 work with both of my machines and rips?
I would hate to upgrade and find out that my older machine stops working
If you have an external server that you can upgrade CWS on, is there a procedure on this. I have seen issues when people try to update on the server and download a newer version and can't install it then get stuck in a loop trying to install. Let's say the server has 5.8 and they try to install...
Trying to upgrade to CWS v6.3, downloaded Fiery-Software-Manager.exe. When I try to run it I get a connection error message. Can anyone help with this? What is this trying to connect to? I have internet connection. Thanks in advance.
Job log is not tracking every job we produce. Is there something that needs to be configured to allow it to log every job?
Does anyone here know where we are at with the annoying bug on Ricoh C7200/CWS impose enviroment?
What happens is that if you save the imposition as impose file to hold que the image position is off.
If you save as pdf it works normally.
Is anyone else experiencing switching between servers and having the paper catalog not switch also?
Switching from an FS150 to an FS300 or vice versa.
Will send job to hold queue for FS300, but paper catalog displays from the FS150.
Doesn't seem to be happening on machines running...
In jobmaster when auto converting bookmarks to tabs, it uses the bookmark text for the tab.
When auto-converting chapters to tabs, the tabs are blank and have to be manually completed.
It is possible to allow chapter title to populate the tab text automatically?
I am printing many...
Just curious, but does anyone here have experience with Windows 10 CW not responding A LOT and locking up windows in the process.. I mean excessively to the point it takes 30 or more minutes of reboots, shutdowns, and force quits with restarts before getting it anywhere operational?
And also...
Any idea what is going on here?
This has been an issue for a long time already.
Machines and RIPs:
- Canon C-10000VP with B5000
- Canon C-700 with F200
It happens I would say about once a week that many of the output profile assignments gets lost in paper catalog. This is forcing us...
Can someone please explain these settings?
If Text/Graphics Quality is set to "Best", how can it then be further enhanced at two other places?
Will some of these settings override another?
What is printer screen mode? My printer use papers to print on, not a screen.
I saw a related thread dealing with the print driver with no resolution, didn't know if anybody else has ran into this.
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Preserve the Pensions Project to Digitize Important Pension Records and Provide Free Access to the Public
December 11, 2012 – Springfield, IL. The Illinois State Genealogical Society (ISGS) is proud to announce that it has completed its recently launched $10,000 War of 1812 Pension Match Challenge with strong support from ISGS members as well as the genealogical community.
On June 18, 2012, the 200th anniversary of the declaration of the War of 1812, ISGS announced its $10,000 War of 1812 Pension Match Challenge. ISGS made a commitment to match any contribution (up to the first $10,000) made to the Preserve the Pensions project before December 31, 2012. In addition, Ancestry.com announced that it would also match all monies donated during the campaign, resulting in all contributions being quadrupled. A total of $40,000 to be donated to the Preserve the Pensions project will result in 88,888 additional pages of the War of 1812 Pension and Bounty Land Warrant Application Files being digitized over the next few months.
The Preserve the Pensions campaign (http://www.preservethepensions.org), sponsored by the Federation of Genealogical Societies (http://www.fgs.org) along with Ancestry.com, Fold3 and the National Archives, seeks to raise over $3.7 Million needed to digitize the War of 1812 pension files that are currently stored in the National Archives and make them freely available online. With over 180,000 Pension files in this historic record set and over 7.2 million pages, access to these records will benefit not only genealogists and family historians, but a variety of researchers. In addition, the digitization project will help preserve and halt further damage to these historical documents. The files are being digitized as funds become available and many files are already viewable by visiting http://go.fold3.com/1812pensions/.
ISGS President Jane Haldeman notes: "The ISGS board made a strong commitment to the preservation of the War of 1812 Pension Records when it issued the fundraising challenge earlier this year. ISGS thanks all who contributed, especially those members of the genealogy community who are not members of ISGS. Digitizing these records will benefit ALL genealogists and hopefully result in more people locating information about their ancestors."
About Illinois State Genealogical Society
The Illinois State Genealogical Society (ISGS) was formed in 1968 through the cooperative effort and forward thinking of Illinois genealogical society representatives, who envisioned a statewide genealogical organization. ISGS is a not-for-profit, nonsectarian, educational organization. ISGS was established for the following purposes:
- To stimulate an interest in the people who contributed to the establishment and development of the State of Illinois.
- To seek, preserve, and make available data pertaining to individuals, families, and groups who lived in Illinois and to events which took place therein.
- To inform people of the value of, and need for, preserving family and local history for posterity.
- To encourage the formation of local genealogical societies and to coordinate and disseminate information.


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The 2014 Generation adidas class is officially set.
Major League Soccer today announced on Tuesday the signings of Christian Dean (University of California), AJ Cochran (University of Wisconsin), Damion Lowe (University of Hartford) to Generation adidas contracts, completing the 2014 class of seven players.
- MLS SuperDraft Order: Which teams will pick where in Philly?
The four other Generation adidas signings are goalkeeper Andre Blake (Connecticut), Marlon Hairston (Louisville), Eric Miller (Creighton) and Ntokozo "Schillo" Tshuma (Maryland). MLS has also signed two of the top college seniors in forward Patrick Mullins (Maryland) and Steve Neumann (Georgetown).
Miller played with the Timbers U-23s USL PDL side from 2012-2013 scoring a total of 3 goals and contributing 1 assist in 12 league games played. He helped the team to back-to-back PDL playoff appearances, reaching the Western Conference semifinal in 2012 and the Western Conference final in 2013. This past season, Miller was named one of Timbers U-23s co-captains. Fellow Timbers U-23s teammates Mark Sherrod and Reinaldo Brenes are also all invited to the 2014 adidas MLS Combine which is set to begin this Friday in Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.
Generation adidas players do not count against an MLS team's salary budget. Players who join MLS as part of the Generation adidas program receive educational grants to further their college education.
MLS also added six college seniors (list below) and five youth internationals to the MLS Player Combine list.
Braian Acuna (Argentina), Quentin C.E. Christina (Curacao), Andre Lewis (Jamaica), Ronny Mendoza (Ecuador) and Stefano Rjissel (Suriname) – were also added to the Combine list. Both Christina and Rijissel were invited to the Combine as a result of their impressive play in the inaugural Caribbean Combine that took place in Antigua from January 2-4.
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D Christian Dean -- East Palo Alto, California (University of California)
The junior defender started 55 straight games for the Golden Bears, tallying six assists and one goal across those matches.
D AJ Cochran -- St. Louis, Missouri (University of Wisconsin)
The junior defender was named a first-team All American while logging a team leading 1,807 minutes in 2013 and scoring three goals.
D Damion Lowe -- Kingston, Jamaica (University of Hartford)
The junior defender, the son of former Kansas City forward Onandi Lowe, captained the Hawks and started in 19 games while scoring five goals and adding two assists.
GK Andre Blake -- Mary Pen, Jamaica (University of Connecticut)
The junior goalkeeper was named an All-American for the third straight year, earning back-to-back First Team nods in 2012 and 2013, and has been a member of the Jamaican U-17 and U-20 national teams.
M Marlon Hairston -- Jackson, Miss. (University of Louisville)
The sophomore midfielder and member of the US U-20 national team pool played in 39 games during his first two seasons, contributing six goals and five assists.
D Eric Miller -- Woodbury, Minn. (Creighton University)
The junior defender started 62 of 63 games during his tenure at Creighton and represented the US in the 2013 FIFA U-20 World Cup in Turkey.
F Ntokozo "Schillo" Tshuma -- Bulawayo, Zimbabwe (University of Maryland)
The sophomore forward helped Maryland advance to the 2013 Men's College Cup final, scoring six goals on the season.


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Colin Irwin (Author) and Mark Beaumont (Foreword)
This new 128 page book is now available (since last week; haven't got it yet)
9.98£ at Amazon UK.One of the most fascinating and respected singer/songwriters of all time, Leonard Cohen has built an audience across fifty years of music-making. Second only to Bob Dylan (and perhaps Paul Simon), he commands the attention of critics and younger musicians more firmly than any other musical figure from the '60s still working in the 21st century. This new book guides the reader from his first taste of success in his early thirties, to a position where classic tracks such as Hallelujah are covered by the top stars of every successive generation.
Hardcover: 128 pages
Publisher: Flame Tree Publishing; New edition edition (16 July 2015)
Language: English
Product Dimensions: 20.3 x 1.6 x 23.2 cm
Looking forward to comments from someone who has seen the book.
There are now 19 titles in the summary of new books in 2014-2015, at http://www.leonardcohenfiles.com/newbook2014.html
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Considering the Arthur trace formula, why are the sort of convolution operators, whose "normalized traces" are given in geometric terms and spectral terms, actually able to distinguish all automorphic representations? Can they seperate the cuspidal representation? What about the rest? Both the local and global picture are interesting for me.
Isn't this question not the starting point, which justifies to study functioriality via trace formulas?


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Fairfield Prep drops 2nd straight
At 2-5, trailing by a point in the fourth quarter and having already blown a 13-point lead, it would've been easy for the Notre Dame-West Haven football team to claim a moral victory against Fairfield Prep.
But the Green Knights shocked even themselves and struck a debilitating blow into the Jesuits' state playoff hopes.
Notre Dame running back Cameran Tucker rushed for 146 yards and a touchdown as the Green Knights stunned Prep 21-14 on Friday night at Alumni Field.
"I'm proud of my guys," ND coach Tom Marcucci said. "Sometimes when you're losing, you cave in on that. I'm proud of the way the kids played. They played with great heart out here."
Blake Rice's 27-yard touchdown strike to Christopher Perry with just 8:50 to play put ND ahead for good. The Green Knights forced six Prep turnovers, including Jamie Raymond's 35-yard fumble return for a touchdown that put ND ahead 13-0 with just 35.7 seconds left in the first half.
"That was big," Marcucci said.
Prep's John Moten rushed for 151 yards and two touchdowns, but had two costly fourth-quarter fumbles. The Jesuits fell to 5-3 and were all but eliminated from Class LL playoff contention with the loss.
"The difference between a good record and a bad record is actually very slim," Prep coach Tom Shea said. "It's a couple of dumb plays and early in the year we weren't making those. Now we're imploding and making those kinds of mistakes."
Trailing 14-13, the Green Knights went 69 yards in nine plays, capped by Rice's strike to Perry on third-and-16 that put ND back in front 21-13 after the duo hooked up for the two-point conversion.
"I thought we responded well," Marcucci said. "That was a beautiful pass play for the touchdown."
The Green Knights struggled to shake Prep, despite forcing three fourth-quarter fumbles. The Jesuits took over at ND's 45 with just 2:10 left after Tucker fumbled.
But Prep failed to move the ball and Moten's fumble, recovered by ND, and a first down on the Green Knights' subsequent possession, finally put Prep away.
"We couldn't put them away," Marcucci said. "We kept taking the ball back though."
Raymond's fumble return came just 19.5 seconds after Tucker's 10-yard touchdown run as ND took the 13-point lead into halftime.
But Prep came out firing after the break, with Moten rushing all five plays, including his 45-yard run to paydirt, which cut the ND lead to 13-7.
"We just did some things that we were capable of doing," Shea said.
Moten's second touchdown run, from 69 yards out, gave the Jesuits a slim 14-13 lead with 4:10 left in the third.
"We thought we had the momentum," Shea said. "But we couldn't get the stop. ... Momentum is a tenuous thing."
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Notre Dame-West haven 21, fairfield prep 14
NDWH--Cameran Tucker 10 run (Samuel Gaidish kick)
NDWH--Jamie Raymond 35 fumble recovery (kick failed)
FP--John Moten 45 run (Liam Coyle kick)
FP--Moten 69 run (Coyle kick)
NDWH--Christopher Perry 27 pass Blake Rice (Perry pass Rice)
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It's Geno Smith's Heisman to lose — ya' think?
This year's Heisman Trophy race seemed like a hot potato with Matt Barkley, then Montee Ball, then Landry Jones throwing it away, leaving it as wide open as I've ever seen.
It's wide open no more.
Geno Smith went Pop Warner on Baylor Saturday. The numbers are too boggling to comprehend: 45-of-51 for 656 yards and eight touchdowns with no interceptions. It's not like West Virginia poured it on. It only won, 70-63.
I wanted to blame Baylor's defense. But it returned its top five defensive backs from last year's 10-3 team. Obviously something's missing. The Bears narrowly escaped Louisiana-Monroe the week before, 47-42. But I couldn't. Watching Smith in the second half, he was absolutely pinpoint perfect.
Now he's having a season for the ages. After wins over Marshall, James Madison, Maryland and Baylor, Smith is an astounding 141-of-169 (.834) for 1,728 yards with 20 TDs and, get this, ZERO interceptions. No other candidate is even close.
Out from the gray cloud that was the pitiful Big East, Smith will be able to impress more against a tougher Big 12 schedule. The Mountaineers visit No. 12 Texas next Saturday then travel to Texas Tech before hosting seventh-ranked Kansas State and No. 15 TCU before visiting Oklahoma State.
If Smith puts up half these numbers and keeps the No. 9 Mountaineers in the top 10, he'll lock up the Heisman by mid-November.


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Dallas - Two-Hour Season Finale
Dallas Season Finale Part 1: "Guilt By Association" - Monday, April 15, at 9 p.m. (ET/PT)
When John Ross and Pamela make a shocking discovery about an enemy's whereabouts the night J.R. was killed, Bobby is compelled to reveal more of J.R.'s master plan to them and ask for their help in a surprising way. Meanwhile, Christopher heads out to search for his mother, but as an unexpected secret comes to light, a rift drives Christopher and Elena apart. At the same time, Sue Ellen makes an impassioned plea to convince Ken Richards (guest star Lee Majors) to do the right thing, even though it may have dire consequences for him.
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