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WASHINGTON — With no progress evident in Washington's latest budget battle, the White House opened a new front Sunday by releasing state-by-state estimates on the effects of about $85 billion in spending reductions.
The across-the-board cuts are scheduled to take effect Friday, but the two sides appear more eager to pin blame than to avert a potential economic crisis.
One of President Obama's top aides acknowledged that a deal was unlikely before the deadline. The sequester, as the cuts are being called, is "going into effect because Republicans are choosing for it to go into effect," senior White House advisor Dan Pfeiffer said Sunday.
But a leading Republican, Sen. John McCain of Arizona, called on Obama to convene a summit and head off a potential crisis.
"I won't put all the blame on the president of the United States, but the president leads," McCain said on CNN's "State of the Union." "The president should be calling us over somewhere — Camp David, the White House, somewhere — and sitting us down and trying to avert these cuts."
Republican Sen. Kelly Ayotte of New Hampshire noted that Obama had assured the country, during a presidential debate last fall, that the cuts would "not happen." She said on CBS' "Face the Nation" that "it's time for him to lead this effort as the commander in chief of this country."
Administration officials reject the idea that Obama hasn't reached out to Republican lawmakers, pointing out that he spoke by phone with GOP leaders last week.
The president is leading a campaign to warn the public of potentially dire consequences. Polls show that Republicans will get most of the blame if the cuts take effect. The deadline was supposed to be a cudgel to force Congress to find other cuts instead, but that didn't happen.
On the Sunday talk shows, Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood repeated his prediction of serious airline delays if air traffic controllers are furloughed to help reduce expenses at the Federal Aviation Administration by $600 million over the next seven months.
Education Secretary Arne Duncan warned that as many as 40,000 teachers could lose their jobs as federal funding is cut for elementary and secondary schools. "There are literally teachers now who are getting pink slips, who are getting notices that they can't come back this fall," Duncan said on "Face the Nation."
Fully half of the cuts will hit the military, one of the reasons that Democrats initially pushed the plan, believing — perhaps incorrectly — that defense-minded Republicans would never allow the cuts to take effect. Pfeiffer, in a conference call with reporters, rejected the idea that the White House had miscalculated, pointing to McCain and others who have called the cuts a bad idea.
McCain said Sunday that the effects on members of the armed services and their families were "unconscionable, because they deserve a predictable life in the military." Referring to other, previously approved military spending reductions, McCain said: "We are already cutting defense. I can find lots of waste and mismanagement. But by God, across-the-board cuts are the worst and most cowardly way to approach this situation."
Republicans have continued to resist Obama's demand that increased taxes be part of any deal to avert the cuts, which economists said would slow economic growth and could cost as much as 750,000 jobs nationwide.
But some Democrats are concerned that their party could lose the political high ground over time, especially if most Americans don't feel the cuts' effects in their daily lives.
To dramatize the stakes, the White House put out reports Sunday night that projected the effects of the cuts on each of the 50 states.
In California, it said, approximately 64,000 civilian Defense Department workers would be furloughed and funding for military operations would be cut by about $69 million. California also is projected to lose about $12.4 million in funding to ensure clean water and air quality, another $1.9 million in grants for fish and wildlife protection, and some money for children's immunizations.
In response, Michael Steel, a spokesman for Republican House Speaker John A. Boehner, said the White House "needs to spend less time explaining to the press how bad the sequester will be and more time actually working to stop it."
The nation's governors, in town for their annual winter meeting, have been drawn into the debate. Unlike the federal government, most states are required to balance their budgets annually, which has forced some of the most conservative Republicans to agree to tax increases this year.
On Saturday, Virginia Gov. Bob McDonnell, a potential GOP presidential candidate, won legislative approval of a transportation plan that includes new taxes on motor fuels and a sales tax increase.
On "Face the Nation," Republican Gov. Jan Brewer of Arizona did not rule out higher taxes as part of a federal budget deal in Washington.
"We don't like increasing taxes but, you know, we know we have to be pragmatic. We know there has to be some type of compromise. But dang it, they need to get the job done. They don't need to leave the public out there hanging," she said.
But Gov. Bobby Jindal of Louisiana, another prospective 2016 Republican presidential candidate, rejected the need for increased taxes.
"My advice to the president is: 'Stop the campaigning, stop sending out your Cabinet secretaries to scare the American people. Roll up your sleeves and do the hard work of governing,'" Jindal said on NBC's "Meet the Press."
One place where the two sides seemed to find common ground Sunday was in using the word "stupid" in the context of the spending debate.
Pfeiffer, the Obama aide, said that the Republican campaign to blame the White House for initially proposing the automatic cuts was "a fairly stupid one," since most Republicans in Congress voted for the deal. And Republican Sen. Tom Coburn of Oklahoma, who voted against it, said on "Fox News Sunday" that the automatic reductions "are a stupid way to cut spending."


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Palin and Romney are the top republican candidates for the 2012 election.
A mormon and a born again, imagine this crew having the codes to nukes
Palin and Romney are the top republican candidates for the 2012 election.
A mormon and a born again, imagine this crew having the codes to nukes
For as long as there is limited overs cricket - of ten, twenty or fifty overs - there will remain the Sri Lankan spinners' mid-innings choke
I know a number of Mormons. I think their religion is pretty wacky (but to me they all are) but so far all have been good, honest people. Im not sure what that statement is supposed to mean.
A Mormon
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What really is a 'Core' republican value ?
-My beliefs summarized in words much more eloquent than I could come up with
How the Universe came from nothing
Question, SS - if the Democrats started a crackdown on gun control, would you cross the aisle?
Yours in ideological ambiguity,
"The Australian cricket captain is the Prime Minister Australia wishes it had. Steve Waugh is that man, Michael Clarke is not." - Jarrod Kimber
RIP Fardin Qayyumi and Craig Walsh - true icons of CricketWeb.
Rick Perry. OH. MY. GOD. He had a catastrophic moment in tonight's GOP debate. It's already being called the worst debate moment of all time. I can't think of a worst political moment myself. I can't stand the guy and I actually felt bad for him.
Watch Rick Perry's Campaign End Before Your Eyes
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With the recent exciting news regarding a leaked Android App Player , I just had to get my hands on it. I expected to be greeted with really grainy and buggy experience, but I was pleasantly surprised to see how smooth some things were.
So my experience started off with a rather long wait until the program loaded. I expected this as its a pre-release, and who knows what could go wrong. After that I was presented with an option to select what I would like to be my default home screen. I choose the option to view all applications. I thought this was a nice feature as you aren't locked into a particular home screen.
I was then met by the following screen:
Here you can see it list you installed application. Interestingly it would not go into portrait mode on this screen.
Navigation definitely takes some time to get used to, and is completely controlled by the bezel. Swiping away from you will move back, and as with most of the other apps on the playbook you can see extended options within application by performing the down swipe on the top bezel.
From what I noticed may of the apps are still a work in progress, and do not work. However one app I was surprised to see work right out of the gate was the browser, and its actually a pleasant experience.
I did a little more digging around, and was able to check the version info as well as go into the configuration settings.
In all its just a beta, but its solid proof that we can expect good things to come.


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Interaction Between Paroxetine and Telaprevir (ROLEX)
|The safety and scientific validity of this study is the responsibility of the study sponsor and investigators. Listing a study does not mean it has been evaluated by the U.S. Federal Government. Read our disclaimer for details.
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier: NCT01841502
Recruitment Status : Terminated (Telaprevir will not be used in NL, no more inclusions are expected.)
First Posted : April 26, 2013
Last Update Posted : October 28, 2014
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Hepatitis C (HCV) infected patients are often in need for an antidepressant. The introduction of Direct Acting Antivirals such as telaprevir has greatly improved treatment outcome of HCV infected patients.Telaprevir has been studied with one antidepressant, escitalopram: plasma concentrations of the antidepressant were reduced by 35% and without dose adjustment this may lead to inadequate treatment of depressive symptoms. There is a need for more data on telaprevir drug interactions with other antidepressants.
For a number of reasons, paroxetine may be a good candidate for use together with telaprevir-containing HCV treatment.
The interaction between paroxetine and telaprevir has not been studied before.
|Condition or disease
|Hepatitis C Infection Depression
|Drug: Paroxetine Drug: telaprevir
|Phase 2
HCV infected patients are often in need for an antidepressant. Inadequate treatment of depression during HCV treatment has a negative effect on adherence to HCV treatment, with suboptimal response as a potential result.
The introduction of Direct Acting Antivirals such as telaprevir has greatly improved treatment outcome of HCV infected patients. Telaprevir, however, causes some significant drug-drug interactions and hence co-administration of other medications should preferably only be done based on clinical evidence that such a combination is safe.
Telaprevir has been studied with one antidepressant, escitalopram: plasma concentrations of the antidepressant were reduced by 35% and without dose adjustment this may lead to inadequate treatment of depressive symptoms. Dose titration of escitalopram may be needed but it may take several weeks before a patient has reached a therapeutic dose.
There is a need for more data on telaprevir drug interactions with other antidepressants. First, the data above show that a negative interaction occurs with escitalopram and dose-titration of the antidepressant may take too long to prevent the (re-)occurrence of depressive symptoms. Second, not all patients benefit from escitalopram and those with (prior) treatment failure on escitalopram may require an alternative agent. Third, although escitalopram is generally well-tolerated, side effects may occur and necessitate treatment discontinuation. Finally, especially in the previous intravenous drug users on methadone, escitalopram might not be the antidepressant of choice, since escitalopram as well as methadone are drugs that can lead to QTc interval prolongation and have a risk of Torsades de Pointes.
For a number of reasons, paroxetine may be a good candidate for use together with telaprevir-containing HCV treatment. First, paroxetine has been shown to prevent depressive symptoms in patients initiating HCV treatment with elevated depressive symptoms at baseline. Second, paroxetine is an inhibitor of and is metabolized by CYP2D6 while telaprevir is an inhibitor of and is metabolized by CYP3A, and therefore no drug-drug interaction is expected. Third, paroxetine is one of the most widely prescribed antidepressants with a well-established efficacy and safety profile.
|Study Type :
|Interventional (Clinical Trial)
|Actual Enrollment :
|3 participants
|Intervention Model:
|Single Group Assignment
|None (Open Label)
|Official Title:
|The ROLE of ParoXetine in Patients Taking Telaprevir-based Hepatitis C Therapy: Lack of a Drug-drug Interaction? (ROLEX)
|Study Start Date :
|May 2013
|Actual Primary Completion Date :
|September 2014
|Actual Study Completion Date :
|September 2014
Active Comparator: paroxetine alone
paroxetine 20 mg tablet once daily oral
Drug: Paroxetine
paroxetine 20 mg once daily
Experimental: paroxetine + telaprevir
paroxetine 20 mg tablet once daily + telaprevir 1125 mg (3 tablets 375mg) twice daily oral
Drug: Paroxetine
paroxetine 20 mg once daily
Drug: telaprevir
telaprevir 1125 mg twice daily
- paroxetine area under the curve (AUC) [ Time Frame: day -1 and day 14 ]paroxetine AUC will be compared intrasubject: day 14 + telaprevir / day -1 (without telaprevir)
- paroxetine Cmax and C24 [ Time Frame: Day -1 and Day 14 ]Comparison of Cmax and C24 of paroxetine intrasubject. Day 14 (+telaprevir) / Day -1 (without telaprevir)
- Number of Participants with Adverse Events as a Measure of Safety and Tolerability [ Time Frame: Day -1 to Day 28 ]Adverse events will be scored during the study
- short term HCV RNA response [ Time Frame: week 4 ]At week 4 HCV RNA will be determined
- telaprevir area under the curve (AUC) [ Time Frame: Day 14 ]Telaprevir pharmacokinetics (PK) will be determined with paroxetine concomitant use. To be compared to historical data
Choosing to participate in a study is an important personal decision. Talk with your doctor and family members or friends about deciding to join a study. To learn more about this study, you or your doctor may contact the study research staff using the contacts provided below. For general information, Learn About Clinical Studies.
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|18 Years to 65 Years (Adult, Older Adult)
|Sexes Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
Inclusion Criteria:
- Subject is at least 18 and not older than 65 years at screening.
- Subject is able and willing to sign the Informed Consent Form prior to screening evaluations.
- Subject has a chronic HCV infection with genotype 1.
- Subject is eligible for telaprevir containing HCV treatment.
- Subject is on a stable dose of 20 mg paroxetine once daily for at least 4 weeks.
Exclusion Criteria:
- Documented history of sensitivity/idiosyncrasy to medicinal products or excipients.
- Pregnant female (as confirmed by a human chorionic gonadotropin (HCG) test performed less than 6 weeks before Day -1) or breast-feeding female. Female subjects of childbearing potential without adequate contraception, e.g. hysterectomy, bilateral tubal ligation, (non-hormonal) intrauterine device, total abstinence, double barrier methods, or two years post-menopausal. They must agree to take precautions in order to prevent a pregnancy throughout.
- Relevant history or current condition that might interfere with drug absorption, distribution, metabolism or excretion.
- Inability to understand the nature and extent of the trial and the procedures required.
- Participation in a drug trial within 60 days prior to the first dose of telaprevir.
- Use of relevant concomitant medication, as assessed by a hospital pharmacist (member of the study team).
- Hemoglobin < 12 g/dL (females) or < 13 g/dL (males) (7.4 respectively 8.0 mM).
- Poor- or ultrarapid metabolizer CYP2D6 (based on genetic testing)
To learn more about this study, you or your doctor may contact the study research staff using the contact information provided by the sponsor.
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier (NCT number): NCT01841502
|Academic Medical Centre Amsterdam
|Amsterdam, Netherlands
|GGD Amsterdam
|Amsterdam, Netherlands
|Reinier de Graaf Groep
|Delft, Netherlands
|University Medical Centre Groningen
|Groningen, Netherlands
|Radboud University Nijmegen Medical Centre
|Nijmegen, Netherlands
|Rotterdam, Netherlands
|University Medical Centre Utrecht
|Utrecht, Netherlands
|Principal Investigator:
|David Burger, PharmD, PhD
|Radboud University
|Responsible Party:
|Radboud University
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
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|First Posted:
|April 26, 2013 Key Record Dates
|Last Update Posted:
|October 28, 2014
|Last Verified:
|October 2014
Hepatitis C
Liver Diseases
Digestive System Diseases
Hepatitis, Viral, Human
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Neurotransmitter Uptake Inhibitors
Membrane Transport Modulators
Molecular Mechanisms of Pharmacological Action
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Serotonin Agents
Physiological Effects of Drugs
Antidepressive Agents, Second-Generation
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Psychotropic Drugs
Cytochrome P-450 CYP2D6 Inhibitors
Cytochrome P-450 Enzyme Inhibitors
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It's Movie Monday again and this week I have two Cemetery Walk Videos for you on the Olive Tree Genealogy YouTube Channel
First up is an overgrown cemetery in Arkell Ontario. It's called Farnham Cemetery and many of my King and Bell ancestors are buried here. This is only half the cemetery, I will be creating another video this week with the rest of the gravestone photos.
In conjunction with this Cemetery Walk through Farnham Cemetery, there is a Group page for Arkell, Wellington County Pioneers on Facebook. It's free to join, just click the link and sign up.
Next is the second video of the new St. Michael's Catholic Cemetery in Orillia Ontario. There are 218 photos; some are going on AncestorsAtRest.com while some are being made into videos, so stay tuned!


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WEST HARTFORD, Conn. – UMBC women's basketball freshmen Sara Tarbert (Delta, Pa./Kennard-Dale) and Taylor McCarley (Bowie, Md./Academy of Holy Cross) combined for 40 of the Retrievers' points in Saturday afternoon's America East matchup at the Chase Family Arena, but Hartford used a school-record 16 three-point field goals to defeat the Retrievers, 80-64.
The Retrievers were able to come within three, 63-60, with 4:03 to go in the contest, but Hartford outscored UMBC 17-4 to close out the game.
Tarbert tallied her fifth double-double of the season and her sixth 20-point effort of the season, finishing with 23 points, 11 rebounds and four assists, while McCarley added 17 points, a career-high seven assists and five steals. Hartford's junior Amber Bepko registered a game-high 25 points, hitting seven of her 11 three-point attempts.
The Hawks improve to 11-16 on the season and 8-6 in America East play, while the Retrievers fall to 3-24 on the year and 2-13 in conference.
Hartford opened up a 13-2 lead early, with all 13 points coming from Bepko. The Retrievers hit just three of their first 11 shots, but would chip away at what would extend to a 13-point deficit behind McCarley and Tarbert, to come back within five, 22-17. Despite the Hawks drilling eight of its first 10 treys of the contest, including five shots from beyond the arc from Bepko, the Retrievers were able to hang around by shooting 51.9 percent from the floor in the half. The Hawks cooled down from long range, missing their last eight threes of the half, allowing UMBC to come back within five, 38-33, at the break following a buzzer beater from Tarbert to end the period.
The Retrievers cut their halftime deficit to three in the opening minutes of the second stanza, but the Hawks continued to hit from the outside. UMBC would keep Hartford's advantage within single digits throughout most of the second half, even scoring seven straight points to come within two, 55-53, with 7:35 remaining, but the Hawks were again able to use the long ball to weather the storm.
UMBC made one final push, coming within three, 63-60, with 4:03 remaining following a pair of free throws from McCarley. Hartford outscored the Retrievers 17-4 the remainder of the contest with three of its eight treys in the half coming during the span.
Hartford's Shanise Bultron went 6-of-10 from beyond the arc for 18 points, 15 of which came in the second half.
UMBC concludes its regular-season at Binghamton on Saturday, March 1. Tip-off is set for 2 p.m. at the Events Center.
Game Notes
-Hartford leads the all-time series, 20-5.
-Sara Tarbert scored double-digit points for the 11th consecutive game and registered her fifth double-double of the year.


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Pivotal Labs NYC is happy to host a day of the Rails 3.1 hackfest from 10am-8pm on Saturday July 23rd.
Our office is located in Union Square: 841 Broadway, 8th floor.
Ample food and drink will be provided, just bring your computers and yourselves. I'll be hacking all day on documentation patches.
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Let's get one thing out of the way. Godzilla: King of the Monsters is a dumb movie. It is one of the dumbest big-budget blockbusters we've seen all year, with over the top chaos, a weak cardboard cast of human pawns, and more cliches than the supermarket greeting card aisle. But fear not, for these flaws conspire to make an all around entertaining action extravaganza. … Continue reading 'Godzilla' And the Art of Dumb Cinema – ScreenHub Entertainment


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Hey there! I stumbled across the Generations FoC Soundwave & Soundblaster today on the TRU website. The way they were listed was kinda tricky. It didn't show up on searching "soundwave"...but when typing the name in the search it showed up. (guess it's because the name lists "Soundwave/Laserbeak". In case this is of interest to anyone!
Needless to say, my order was placed, and I already have my confirmation e-mail!
I peeked in the forums, but didn't see anything about this yet...so just thought that I would share the good news!
Transformers Generations Fall of Cybertron Series 1 Action Figure 2-Pack - Soundwave/Laserbeak
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Transformers Generations Fall of Cybertron Series 1 Action Figure 2-Pack - Soundblaster/Buzzsaw
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Both are priced at $22.99 and will most likely sell out fast, so hit the buy button asap!
Keep your optics tuned to Seibertron.com for the latest news and updates!


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ToxFAQsTM for Nickel
August 2005
This fact sheet answers the most frequently asked health questions about nickel. For more information, you may call the ATSDR Information Center at 1-800-232-4636. This fact sheet is one in a series of summaries about hazardous substances and their health effects. This information is important because this substance may harm you. The effects of exposure to any hazardous substance depend on the dose, the duration, how you are exposed, personal traits and habits, and whether other chemicals are present.
Nickel is a naturally occurring element. Pure nickel is a hard, silvery-white metal used to make stainless steel and other metal alloys. Skin effects are the most common effects in people who are sensitive to nickel. Workers who breathed very large amounts of nickel compounds developed chronic bronchitis and lung and nasal sinus cancers. Nickel has been found in at least 882 of the 1,662 National Priority List sites identified by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).
What is nickel?
Nickel is a very abundant natural element. Pure nickel is a hard, silvery-white metal. Nickel can be combined with other metals, such as iron, copper, chromium, and zinc, to form alloys. These alloys are used to make coins, jewelry, and items such as valves and heat exchangers. Most nickel is used to make stainless steel.
Nickel can combine with other elements such as chlorine, sulfur, and oxygen to form nickel compounds. Many nickel compounds dissolve fairly easy in water and have a green color. Nickel compounds are used for nickel plating, to color ceramics, to make some batteries, and as substances known as catalysts that increase the rate of chemical reactions.
Nickel is found in all soil and is emitted from volcanoes. Nickel is also found in meteorites and on the ocean floor. Nickel and its compounds have no characteristic odor or taste.
What happens to nickel when it enters the environment?
- Nickel is released into the atmosphere by industries that make or use nickel, nickel alloys, or nickel compounds. It is also released into the atmosphere by oil-burning power plants, coal-burning power plants, and trash incinerators.
- In the air, it attaches to small particles of dust that settle to the ground or are taken out of the air in rain or snow; this usually takes many days.
- Nickel released in industrial waste-water ends up in soil or sediment where it strongly attaches to particles containing iron or manganese.
- Nickel does not appear to accumulate in fish or in other animals used as food.
How might I be exposed to nickel?
- By eating food containing nickel, which is the major source of exposure for most people.
- By skin contact with soil, bath or shower water, or metals containing nickel, as well as by handling coins or touching jewelry containing nickel.
- By drinking water that contains small amounts of nickel.
- By breathing air or smoking tobacco containing nickel.
- Higher exposure may occur if you work in industries that process or use nickel.
How can nickel affect my health?
The most common harmful health effect of nickel in humans is an allergic reaction. Approximately 10-20% of the population is sensitive to nickel. People can become sensitive to nickel when jewelry or other things containing it are in direct contact with the skin for a long time. Once a person is sensitized to nickel, further contact with the metal may produce a reaction. The most common reaction is a skin rash at the site of contact. The skin rash may also occur at a site away from the site of contact. Less frequently, some people who are sensitive to nickel have asthma attacks following exposure to nickel. Some sensitized people react when they consume food or water containing nickel or breathe dust containing it.
People working in nickel refineries or nickel-processing plants have experienced chronic bronchitis and reduced lung function. These persons breathed amounts of nickel much higher than levels found normally in the environment. Workers who drank water containing high amounts of nickel had stomach ache and suffered adverse effects to their blood and kidneys.
Damage to the lung and nasal cavity has been observed in rats and mice breathing nickel compounds. Eating or drinking large amounts of nickel has caused lung disease in dogs and rats and has affected the stomach, blood, liver, kidneys, and immune system in rats and mice, as well as their reproduction and development.
How likely is nickel to cause cancer?
Cancers of the lung and nasal sinus have resulted when workers breathed dust containing high levels of nickel compounds while working in nickel refineries or nickel processing plants. The Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) has determined that nickel metal may reasonably be anticipated to be a carcinogen and that nickel compounds are known human carcinogens. The International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) has determined that some nickel compounds are carcinogenic to humans and that metallic nickel may possibly be carcinogenic to humans. The EPA has determined that nickel refinery dust and nickel subsulfide are human carcinogens.
How can nickel affect children?
It is likely that the health effects seen in children exposed to nickel will be similar to those seen in adults. We do not know whether children differ from adults in their susceptibility to nickel. Human studies that examined whether nickel can harm the fetus are inconclusive. Animal studies have found increases in newborn deaths and decreased newborn weight after ingesting very high amounts of nickel. Nickel can be transferred from the mother to an infant in breast milk and can cross the placenta.
How can families reduce the risks of exposure to nickel?
- Avoiding jewelry containing nickel will eliminate risks of exposure to this source of the metal.
- Exposures of the general population from other sources, such as foods and drinking water, are almost always too low to be of concern.
Is there a medical test to show whether I've been exposed to nickel?
There are tests available to measure nickel in your blood, feces, and urine. More nickel was measured in the urine of workers who were exposed to nickel compounds that dissolve easily in water than in the urine of workers exposed to nickel compounds that are hard to dissolve. This means that it is easier to tell if you have been exposed to soluble nickel compounds than less-soluble compounds. The nickel measurements do not accurately predict potential health effects from exposure to nickel.
Has the federal government made recommendations to protect human health?
The EPA recommends that drinking water should contain no more than 0.1 milligrams of nickel per liter of water (0.1 mg/L).
To protect workers, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) has set a limit of 1 mg of nickel per cubic meter of air (1 mg/m3) for metallic nickel and nickel compounds in workplace air during an 8-hour workday, 40-hour workweek
Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry (ATSDR). 2005. Toxicological Profile for Nickel (Update). Atlanta, GA: U.S. Department of Public Health and Human Services, Public Health Service.
Where can I get more information?
If you have questions or concerns, please contact your community or state health or environmental quality department or:
For more information, contact:
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ATSDR can also tell you the location of occupational and environmental health clinics. These clinics specialize in recognizing, evaluating, and treating illnesses resulting from exposure to hazardous substances.
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Facing the 70s
by MICHAEL N. CHETKOVICH Partner, Executive Office
Published in H & S Reports— Winter 1970
As HASKINS & SELLS rounds out its seventy-fifth year, the calendar
reveals the 1970s stretching out ahead of us, unexplored, a bit mysterious, challenging certainly and even in some ways frightening. We peer into the future, and we see vaguely the shapes of things to come. Inevitably, there are some we could do just as well without, and there are others that offer boundless opportunities for good. To a large extent, the balance between the unfavorable and the favorable will be determined by our own strengths and attitudes—our ability to turn challenge into opportunity.
At such a point we must consider thoughtfully the unfolding picture and what it holds for all of us connected with H&S. Thinking and planning ahead are nothing new for most of us. But the rapidity of change in our environment demands that we think and plan ahead today on a scale to which we have not been accustomed in the past, even as we recognize that our plans are more susceptible to change than ever before. Only if we look at the future as clearly and objectively as possible may we expect to meet the challenges which lie ahead, to respond affirmatively to change and to progress as a vigorous and constructive enterprise.
For we live in a time that is without precedent, a time when change is taking place at an incredibly accelerating rate. One can have no confidence
that past patterns necessarily provide guidelines for what will occur in the future. In the period just ahead we may easily find that some of the best trained, most productive people in our present-day society will be unable to keep up with the times, because their orientation is outmoded so swiftly.
In Horizon magazine a few years back, Alvin Toffler, who was an associate editor of Fortune, wrote an article called The Future as a Way of Life. In this article he coined the term "future shock" to express an idea similar to the "culture shock" which anthropologists have called the bewildering effect that immersion in a strange culture has on an unprepared visitor. Toffler describes future shock as "the dizzying disorientation brought on by the premature arrival of the future." He warns that unless intelligent steps are taken to combat this disease, many


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Novak Djokovic is still not sure whether he will be able to play in the Australian Open, where he has won six of his 12 major championships.
Djokovic has been dealing with pain in his right elbow. A statement posted on his website on Wednesday says he will travel to Australia to participate in two exhibition events there next week.
After that, the statement says, ''the decision will be made about his participation at the first Grand Slam of the season.''
Djokovic, who is right-handed, cited the elbow problem on Dec. 30, when he withdrew from this week's Qatar Open, a hard-court tuneup tournament for the Australian Open.
That was supposed to be the 30-year-old Serb's final competitive preparation before play begins in Melbourne on Jan. 15.
He previously pulled out of a United Arab Emirates exhibition tournament.
Djokovic hasn't played in any tournament since retiring from his match in the Wimbledon quarterfinals in July because of the elbow injury. At the time, he acknowledged that his right arm had been bothering him for more than a year but that he had decided against having surgery.
The extended absence dropped the former No. 1 player to No. 12 in the current ATP rankings.
Djokovic is hardly alone when it comes to high-profile men's tennis players dealing with injuries as the new season begins.
Top-ranked Rafael Nadal, the runner-up to Roger Federer at the Australian Open last year, withdrew from this week's Brisbane International tuneup tournament because of a bothersome right knee. Nadal won the French Open and U.S. Open in 2017 to raise his major count to 16.
Three-time major champion Andy Murray, meanwhile, also pulled out of the Brisbane International and is considering having an operation because of a bad hip. Like Djokovic, he last competed at Wimbledon, nearly six months ago.
Since winning his fourth consecutive Grand Slam title at the 2016 French Open - becoming the first man in nearly a half-century with four in a row - Djokovic has made it past the quarterfinals at only one of the past six major tournaments, finishing as the runner-up at the 2016 U.S. Open.
A year ago at the Australian Open, as the two-time defending champion, he bowed out in the second round against 117th-ranked Denis Istomin, the first time Djokovic exited so early at any major in nearly a decade.
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On his way home from a friend's house, young Will sees something terrifying. Nearby, a sinister secret lurks in the depths of a government lab.
Episode 2 - Chapter Two: The Weirdo on Maple StreetRelease Date: 2016-07-15
Lucas, Mike and Dustin try to talk to the girl they found in the woods. Hopper questions an anxious Joyce about an unsettling phone call.
Episode 3 - Chapter Three: Holly, JollyRelease Date: 2016-07-15
An increasingly concerned Nancy looks for Barb and finds out what Jonathan's been up to. Joyce is convinced Will is trying to talk to her.
Episode 4 - Chapter Four: The BodyRelease Date: 2016-07-15
Refusing to believe Will is dead, Joyce tries to connect with her son. The boys give Eleven a makeover. Nancy and Jonathan form an unlikely alliance.
Episode 5 - Chapter Five: The Flea and the AcrobatRelease Date: 2016-07-15
Hopper breaks into the lab while Nancy and Jonathan confront the force that took Will. The boys ask Mr. Clarke how to travel to another dimension.
Episode 6 - Chapter Six: The MonsterRelease Date: 2016-07-15
A frantic Jonathan looks for Nancy in the darkness, but Steve's looking for her, too. Hopper and Joyce uncover the truth about the lab's experiments.
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Eleven struggles to reach Will, while Lucas warns that "the bad men are coming." Nancy and Jonathan show the police what Jonathan caught on camera.
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Dr. Brenner holds Hopper and Joyce for questioning while the boys wait with Eleven in the gym. Back at Will's, Nancy and Jonathan prepare for battle.


text: floworcrash 0 Posted February 10, 2013 I mentioned in a previous post that I played as Stark for the first time last night. I was met with this very frustrating scenerio: I had a ship in the Shivering Sea, and a ship (eventually 2) in the port at White Harbor. My Baratheon opponent had a ship in The Narrow Sea. I kept trying to move my ships from the port in the Narrow, but I kept getting it taken away by a raid order. I could have used a march order in both the port and The Shivering Sea, and sacrifice one order so I could move. BUT, Baratheon was being supported by ships in Shipbreaker Bay, and since Land can't support Sea, I really needed support from my Shivering Sea Ship (or the ships in port, if I moved the other ship). This Stalemate scenerio continued throughout the game since Baratheon was higher than me on the Iron Throne track. How could I have handled this situation to control the Narrow Sea? If I play Stark, I feel like this scencerio can come up again. Thank you. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites


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Watching The Basketball... A sports buff had barely introduced a colleague to professional basketball when an opportunity arose to prove his expertise. The Atlanta Hawks skillfully passed the ball across the court only to hear a referee yell "three seconds" and hand the ball to the opposing New York Knicks. What's this? It's simple: An offensive player stood longer than the permissible three seconds in the "pivot"-the shaded 19 x 16-foot lane around his basket. No longer considering himself a novice on this rule, the new fan went on to watch one of the Knicks stand in his lane for about three seconds, then, after receiving the ball, definitely remain there another second or two to fake, spin and shoot. But, he pointed out, both referees ignored that violation. Even the buff didn't know why. The three-second rule is waived if the player standing in the "pivot" is trying to shoot during the third second. For both avid and casual fans, there are innumerable chances to disagree with the decisions of the men who officiate either basketball or hockey games. Officials for both sports must makeso many controversial and complex rulings-while sprinting alongside the younger players-that they usually feel a need to retire at an age (45 or so) when officials only begin their careers in professional football. The two referees in each basketball game call so many fouls that one team may score more field goals (two points) yet lose the game because the opponent made a far greater number of foul shots (one point). These decisions are questioned so frequently and passionately that, in many games, a coach or player argues until a referee awards the other team a "technical foul," which enables its best foul shooter to attempt an unhindered shot. To excel in this unappreciated, oft-hectic job, referees need a lifelong commitmenttothesport.lt is particularly strong with the twenty men who spent years officiating high school and college games on a part-time basis before obtaining full-time seasonal jobs with the National Basketball Association. Many of them have never wanted any job other than to play, coach or officiate basketball. And one, Mendy Rudolph, is a second generation referee. All referees, moreover, need the instinct to stay near the ball no matter how cleverly it is passed. To simplify this, one referee stands behind the basket of the team trying to score while the other is near midcourt. When that team either loses the ball or scores, the referee at midcourt can then run ahead of the players to position himself underneath the other basket. His partner, meanwhile, shifts from under the goal to midcourt. The referee underneath the basket must scrutinize so much scuffling that he rarely even sees the ball go through the goal. Theorizing "no harm, then no foul" during most contact, he particularly watches for spirited "picks," which bump a defenseman out of a play and jarring collisions that are caused by either blocking by a defenseman or charging by the player with the ball. When the ball is near the basket, this referee determines if the offensive man's arms were struck or anyone else pushed or elbowed. When players leap for a ball rebounding off the basket fastened ten feet above the floor, the referee also knows where to watch for a player immobilizing an opponent by stepping on his toes or pushing off his shoulder for leverage. The referee at midcourt also rules on collisions within his area. But he is largely responsible for determining both "loose ball fouls" during scrambles and "backcourt fouls" when a team is trying to seize the ball; or deciding whether a team loses possession of the ball because a player moved both feet without dribbling, touched a boundary or knocked a ball out of bounds. (When the referees disagree on who last touched a ball, they have two opposing players jump for it.) The midcourt referee signals perfunctorily when a field goal is obviously scored and authoritatively when someone misses a shot but is still awarded two points because a leaping opponent "goal tended" by either deflecting the ball as it descended or touched the ball or basket when the ball was on the rim of the basket. 22
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I'm not sure if I'm allowed to share this advance review from Kirkus as it's copyrighted material, but it's copyrighted material about my book, so here goes:
When a prep-school classmate dies, a graduate student past his sell-by date must face his escalating anxiety over growing up.
After lightly eviscerating the life of a suburban housewife in his fiction debut, Schuster (The Singular Exploits of Wonder Mom & Party Girl, 2009) turns his attention to the wilderness years of 20-somethings in Philly. Grad student Charley is elbow-deep in wallpapering with his wife Karen when a phone call idly informs him that Billy Chin, a former classmate from Saint Leonard's Academy, committed suicide by leaping off a local bridge. It's quite the wake-up call for a young man mired in the quicksand of his dissertation and a dead-end job promoting a bank in a giant dollar-sign costume. In a neat metaphor, he's regularly blown off his feet by passing semis. This means we often learn more about Charley's unstable personality through internal monologues and cell conversations inside the suit than during the Hamlet-esque paralysis of his life. To assuage his fears, Charley calls his Marx Brothers-quoting best friend Neil Pogue and their gang of comrades from Saint Leonard's to dream up a tribute to their fallen friend. Five bills in hand, Charley reacquaints himself with former teacher Phil Ennis, now the school's greed-motivated, self-important development director. Charley's lack of backbone lets old rival Frank Dearborn turn what was intended to be a tasteful tribute to Billy into a garish festival complete with performance art. Charley is not a nice guy but his spiraling tumble into self-awareness is a wince-worthy exercise in sympathy. "All because I refused to do anything," Charley admits. "Because doing something meant change. Because change meant growing up. Because growing up meant leaving so much behind."
Schuster's off-kilter portrait of a guy unsatisfied like the old Replacements song adds pivotal bite to the pre-programmed humor of his ensemble.
Though I'm not quite sure how to read that last line, I did see a reference to Hamlet somewhere in there, so I'm willing to boil the whole thing down to a one-word blurb:
-Kirkus Reviews


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Vendor: Cisco
Exam Code: 300-207
Exam Name: Implementing Cisco 200-125 dumps Threat Control
Version: DemoDEMO
What are three benefits of the Cisco AnyConnect Secure 210-260 dumps Mobility Solution? (Choose three.)
A. It can protect against command-injection and directory-traversal attacks.
B. It provides Internet transport while maintaining corporate security policies.
C. It provides secure remote access to managed computers.
D. It provides clientless remote access to multiple network-based systems.
E. It enforces security policies, regardless of the user location.
F. It uses ACLs to determine best-route connections for clients in a secure environment.
Correct Answer: BCE
Which three statements about the Cisco IPS appliance pass4itsure 300-101 dumps configurations are true? (Choose three.)A. The maximum number of denied attackers is set to 10000.
B. The block action duraton is set to 3600 seconds.
C. The Meta Event Generator is globally enabled.
D. Events Summarization is globally disabled.
E. Threat Rating Adjustment is globally disabled.
Correct Answer: ABC
Which IPS engine detects ARP spoofing?
A. Atomic ARP Engine
B. Service Generic Engine
C. ARP Inspection Engine
D. AIC Engine
Correct Answer: A
Which three sender reputation ranges identify the default behavior of the Cisco 300-320 dumps Email Security Appliance?
(Choose three.)
A. If it is between -1 and +10, the email is accepted
B. If it is between +1 and +10, the email is accepted
C. If it is between -3 and -1, the email is accepted and additional emails from the sender are throttled
D. If it is between -3 and +1, the email is accepted and additional emails from the sender are throttled
E. If it is between -4 and +1, the email is accepted and additional emails from the sender are throttled
F. If it is between -10 and -3, the email is blocked
G. If it is between -10 and -3, the email is sent to the virus and spam engines for additional scanning
H. If it is between -10 and -4, the email is blocked
Which type of signature is generated by copying a default pass4itsure 300-135 dumps signature and modifying its behavior?
A. meta
B. custom
C. atomic
D. normalized
Correct Answer: B
When you create a new server profile on the Cisco ESA, which subcommand of the ldapconfig command
configures spam quarantine end-user authentication?
A. isqauth
B. isqalias
C. test
D. server
Correct Answer: A
Which Cisco Cloud Web Security Connector feature allows access by all of an organization's users while
applying Active Directory group policies?A. a company authentication key
B. a group authentication key
C. a PAC file
D. proxy forwarding
E. a user authentication key
Correct Answer: A
Which feature does Acceptable Use Controls use to implement Cisco pass4itsure 300-209 dumps AVC?
B. Cisco Web Usage Controls
C. Cisco WSA
D. Cisco ESA
Correct Answer: B
What is the function of the Web Proxy Auto-Discovery protocol?
A. It enables a web client to discover the URL of a configuration file.
B. It enables a web client to download a script or configuration file that is named by a URL.
C. It enables a web client's traffic flows to pass4itsure 70-774 dumps be redirected in real time.
D. It enables web clients to dynamically resolve hostname records.
Correct Answer: A
Which three categories of the seven major pass4itsure 210-250 dumps risk management categories are covered in the Cyber Risk
Reports? (Choose three.)
A. vulnerability
B. risk rating
C. legal
D. confidence level
E. geopolitical
F. global reputation
Correct Answer: ACE


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DENVER (CBSDC/AP) — An invigorated Mitt Romney basked in rave reviews Thursday after his first face-off with the president, envisioning an inaugural celebration with conservative activists while President Barack Obama looked to rebound by accusing his rival of remaking himself on the debate stage.
"He knows full well that we don't want what he's been selling for the last year," Obama told supporters gathered on a brisk autumn morning in Denver's Sloan's Lake Park. "Gov. Romney may dance around his positions, but if you want to be president, you owe the American people the truth."
Obama said that wasn't the "real Mitt Romney" he debated Wednesday night.
"When I got onto the stage, I met this very spirited fellow who claimed to be Mitt Romney," Obama told supporters, according to CBS News. "The man on stage last night, he does not want to be held accountable for the real Mitt Romney's decisions and what he has been saying for the last year."
Romney ignited loud sustained cheers when he surprised a gathering of Colorado's Conservative Political Action Conference by appearing unannounced the morning after a debate he said was "an opportunity for the American people to see two very different visions for the country."
"I saw the president's vision as trickle-down government and I don't think that's what America believes in," Romney said. "I see instead a prosperity that comes through freedom."
Standing toe-to-toe with the president for the first time in the campaign, Romney held his own and more at a time when there already were signs that the race is tightening in some of the battleground states where Obama has enjoyed an advantage. Analysts panned Obama's performance.
Obama campaign strategist David Axelrod also sought to turn the questions about the debate into a matter of character, repeatedly accusing Romney in a conference call with reporters of "hiding the truth and the facts" from the American people. But he acknowledged the president learned some lessons and said he would adjust his strategy in the next two debates.
"Obviously moving forward we're going to take a hard look at this and we're going to have to make some judgments as to where to draw the line in these debates and how to use our time," Axelrod said.
Romney campaign spokeswoman Amanda Henneberg responded to the accusations of dishonesty by saying the Obama camp "offered no defense of the president's first term record or vision for a second term, and instead, offered nothing but false attacks, petulant statements, and lies about Gov. Romney's record."
Both candidates were heading in the coming days to some of the most hotly contested battleground states: Obama was traveling to Wisconsin, then on to Virginia and Ohio. Romney and running mate Paul Ryan are off to Virginia, then Romney spends more time in Virginia before moving on to Florida. Vice President Joe Biden is bound for Iowa.
Romney told the exhilarated audience of Colorado conservatives they need to work to get voters who have converted away from Obama to the polls.
"You guys are going to have to cheer here, and then go out and knock on doors, and get people who voted for President Obama to see the light and come join our team," he said. "And if you do that, we'll all be able to come together and have a wonderful inauguration celebration in January. So let's make sure that happens."
Before leaving Colorado, Romney brought in more campaign cash to fund the final push. He went to a mansion on the Cherry Hills Country Club south of Denver, where a Bentley and other luxury cars were lined up for a private breakfast with donors who contributed at least $50,000. Their money will help fund Romney's current advertising gap in the final weeks, putting out messages like the ads his campaign revealed Thursday outlining his job creation plan and accusing Obama's budget deficits of raising the tax burden on Americans.
With a 13-day break before their next debate, Obama and Romney have time to hone their arguments while their campaigns continue to bombard the most hotly contested states with negative ads that go far beyond the more restrained jibes the candidates leveled from their respective podiums. Obama made no mention, for example, of Romney's caught-on-tape remark that he's not worried about the 47 percent of Americans who don't pay federal income taxes. Democratic ads, though, have been making hay with the comment.
Asked why the president didn't raise the video, Axelrod suggested on MSNBC's "Morning Joe" that he didn't need to since it has been so widely seen and heard. "The president's belief is that's something that has been very much a part of the discussion," Axelrod said.
In next few weeks, Romney is expected to give a number of policy speeches filling in details as he tries to sharpen the contrast with Obama while answering criticism that he hasn't clearly outlined his plans. The Republican challenger begins with a foreign policy speech in Virginia on Monday. Subsequent speeches are expected to focus on his plans for job creation, debt and spending.
Romney has promised to balance the budget in eight years to 10 years, but hasn't explained how he'll do it. Instead, he's promised a set of principles, some of which — like increasing Pentagon spending and restoring more than $700 billion in cuts to Medicare over the coming decade — work against that goal. He also has said he will not consider tax increases.
Obama argued that it's all too much.
"At some point, I think the American people have to ask themselves, is the reason that Gov. Romney is keeping all these plans to replace secret because they're too good?" he said. "Is it because that somehow middle-class families are going to benefit too much from them? No."
The president went on to say the nation faces tough problems that defy simple solutions and said his own choices were "benefiting middle-class families all across the country."
Romney maintained it was Obama who was crushing the middle class and getting the numbers wrong, telling him, "Mr. President, you're entitled to your own airplane and your own house, but not your own facts."
The two candidates planted themselves behind wooden lecterns and faced off before about a crowd of fewer than 1,000 people at the University of Denver. But their policy-heavy debate really was aimed at the tens of millions of television viewers who tuned in, particularly those who are undecided or soft in their support for a candidate. Just the sort of voters who may be less partisan and more interested in hearing specifics.
Ed Gillespie, a top aide to Romney, said what people saw in the debate was a presidential challenger "who had a command of the facts."
"He had a very fact-based critique of Obama's policies," Gillespie said on NBC, adding that "we didn't hear very much, frankly, from President Obama about a second-term agenda."
Both candidates came into the debate with distinct missions, and largely achieved them: Romney needed to project leadership and dispel the image of an out-of-touch elitist. Obama needed to avoid making any major mistakes and press the case that he still has more to offer.
Next up on the debate stage are Biden and Ryan, who meet Oct. 11 at Centre College in Danville, Ky., for their lone campaign debate.
Obama and Romney go back at it on Oct. 16, in a town hall-style format at Hofstra University in Hempstead, N.Y. Their final faceoff, devoted to foreign affairs, is Oct. 22 at Lynn University in Boca Raton, Fla.
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[Windows Only] Once we have lots of applications installed on our PC it becomes tough for us to locate them in the Start Menu. Since pinning items in the Start menu makes it cluttered, we try to keep them (application shortcuts) organized using shortcuts in the Quick Launch or Taskbar (in Windows 7). Sometimes they also seem to run out of places to accommodate any more items. Handy Start Menu is a free application that can do the job of keeping application shortcuts organized in the Start Menu as well as fitting as many items as you need.
Download Handy Start Menu and install it on your PC. Start it after installation. The application will then categorize the Start Menu application shortcuts automatically. You can also choose to group them manually. To do that open the application and click the 2nd option named "Adjust Categories of The Start Menu Items". Now you categorize the applications as per your choice.
Once the Start menu gets de-cluttered by the app, it will look like the screenshot above. There may be a problem while using this tool. When you open your Start menu ( by pressing the Windows orb or using the Windows key in the keyboard) it looks exactly as the normal cluttered one with no change. Click the "All Programs" link below to see the categorized menu. To disable the application, right-click the tray icon and choose Disable.
Techie-Buzz Verdict:
The application is certainly a tool to try if you have a cluttered Start menu to handle. The tool is free and consumes very little memory resources. However if you are okay with your taskbar, quicklaunch or desktop shortcuts, there is no need to increase you system overhead by installing this app.
Techie-Buzz Rating: 3/5 (Good)


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December 1911. Family of Mrs. Mette making flowers in a very dirty tenement, 302 Mott Street, top floor. Josephine, 13, helps outside school hours until 9 P.M. sometimes. She is soon to be 14 and expects to go to work in an embroidery factory. Says she worked in that factory all last summer. Nicholas, 6 years old and Johnnie, 8 yrs. The old work some. All together earn only 40 to 50 cents a day. Baby (20 months old) plays with the flowers, and they expect he can help a little before long. The father drives a coach (or hack) irregularly.
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On May 4, residents of member towns in the Tunxis Recycling Operating Committee (TROC) region will have the opportunity to bring Household Hazardous Waste (HHW) to the Tunxis Recycling Operating Committee (TROC) Household Hazardous Waste Collection.
The HHW collection will be held on Saturday, May 4 at the Plainville Roadways Garage, on 23 Granger Lane off of Route 177 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Residents of Plainville, Berlin, Bristol, Burlington, Meriden, New Britain, Plymouth, Prospect, Southington and Wolcott may bring their household hazardous waste to the collection site free of charge. Identification will be required as proof of residency. No waste from businesses will be accepted.
Items to be accepted include:
pesticides and poisons, herbicides and weedkiller, oil-based paint, paint thinners, varnish, rechargeable batteries, automotive batteries and lubricants, antifreeze, waste oil, gasoline, kerosene, hobby and photographic chemicals, pool chemicals, household cleaners and disinfectants, fertilizers, fluorescent bulbs and mercury-containing thermostats.
Items that cannot be accepted include:
latex paint (including acrylic), medical waste, medicines & drugs, smoke detectors, tires, propane tanks, computers and electronic equipment, appliances, bulky waste, explosives, fire extinguishers, empty containers — and waste from any businesses.
Residents with questions regarding the household hazardous waste collections can contact the TROC office at (860) 585-0419 or (860) 225-9811, or at their web site, www.tunxisrecycling.org.


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Issues with certification and licensing of personal trainers have many people in our industry expressing passionate views on the subject. One of the most passionate people on this subject is Jay Delvecchio, president and CEO of World Instructor Training Schools (WITS).
Jay was one of the voices heard several years ago when the International Health, Racquet and Sportsclub Association (IHRSA) was putting together its recommendations about personal trainer certifications. Now, he's keeping track of many of the personal training licensing bills in state legislatures. He recently sent me two letters about the certification process. One lamented the lack of standards in CEUs and certifications. The other offered his thoughts on various levels of certification. I invited Jay to write a Step by Step Vendor Viewpoint on this subject, and you should see that in January 2010.
However, prior to Jay's column being posted, I wanted to pass along the address of a Web site that Jay has set up with more certification information. Here's an excerpt from Jay's letter, with the Web site at the end:
"The certification process is currently unregulated by the industry itself or by state governments. This lack of regulation is leading to certifications that do not require extensive study, practical skill application or internships. These diluted certifications are putting the reputation of my industry and the consumer at risk. After more than 16 years of building a curriculum based on academic integrity that has earned the trust at universities and colleges, I feel compelled to action, as I know I can help. Additional information can be found on a secure 'Fitness Industry Issues' tab at www.witseducation.com, User: ImageandBills, Password: Solutions (all case sensitive)."
So if you'd like to see and hear more about what Jay has to say, please visit his Web site. Whether or not you agree with him, this issue is being discussed, and it's important to educate yourself about it and then make your opinion known.


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David Richards (born April 11, 1966, in Staten Island, NY) is a former professional American football guard who played nine seasons in the National Football League.
A standout at Highland Park High School in Dallas, Texas, the 6-foot-5, 310-pound Richards was the first lineman to be named Parade Magazine's National High School Player of the Year in 1983.
In college, he was an All-Southwest Conference selection at guard as a sophomore at Southern Methodist University. The following season, he earned All-SWC honors as a tackle at SMU.


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More fables for our time
Moral tales with added anthropomorphic anarchy
The prince and the straw man
A prince needed an IT system, and offered the hand of his daughter in marriage to whomsoever completed it to his best satisfaction.
A team of top consultants, who lived in fancy offices in town, tackled the problem using the Rational Unified Process.
A professor from one of the "new" universities – I believe it was the University of South West Fairyland – decided to undertake a design based on formal methods.
A straw man decided to use the waterfall process, which is indeed always the development process choice of the software-writing straw man.
Fifteen months later, the prince knocked at the straw man's door and asked how he was getting on.
"Well, I've nearly finished, although it still crashes inexplicably, and I'm afraid I failed to take into account your shifting requirements – unlike the IT consultants with their diligent application of time-boxed iterations."
"Actually," said the prince. "They were always round the bloody palace with 'Have you tested this?' and 'What do you think of that?' – got right up my nose. In the end I was obliged to banish them from the kingdom."
"Oh dear," said the straw man. "And what of the learned academic? He has surely delivered a system of demonstrable safety, such as is fitting for royalty."
"Just had a progress email off of him," said the prince with unprincely coarseness. "After 15 months' effort, all he has to show is a few symbols on a bit of paper – mostly upside down "A" and backwards "E". Nobody knows what it means, but it is provably correct. So you are the winner, by default."
"Excellent," said the straw man. "I'll get my morning coat."
"One other bit of news," said the prince. "Jayne didn't like being a chattel and ran off to join the navy. I am afraid it's only me up the palace these days. Fancy a spot of civil partnership?"
Moral: Don't mock the straw man – you'll be clutching at him soon enough.
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The Torah describes in our parshah how, if a person is poor and has to sell his ancestral real estate, "his goel, who is closely related to him, should come and redeem his brother's sale" (Lev. 25:25).
When that happens, who actually takes possession? Does the goel hold on to it until the next Yovel year, or does it immediately revert to the original seller?


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Here is a simple project. These are sun visors out of a 57 Chevy. In the first pic I drew out a rectangle on some chipboard and drew in three lines, one in the center, and the others 1/2" on either side of center. I later added two more lines in between so there were 5 lines 1/4" apart. These are used to fold the cardboard around the inside of the visor. Then I drew out the shape of the visor and cut out a pair of cardboard blanks. Because the vinyl has perforations in it, I painted the cardboard blanks black.
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Next I glued the fabric to the cardboard ( I used foam glue because the edges were going to be sewn down, but you can use contact adhesive if you want to). I cut notches at all the round corners so the vinyl doesn't bunch up. Then I glued the inside of the sun visor to the cardboard, also with foam glue, folded the cardboard around and sewed it down. Here we see a finished sun visor which has been sewn using polyester 138 thread. If you need to, turn the hand wheel on your sewing machine by hand one stitch at a time to get nice even stitches. I use a right single toe upturned foot on my sewing machine to avoid any contact with the masonite inside the visor.
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THANKS, Dan!
I just happen to have a pair of sunvisors that need the whole deal you just posted done to them and I've been wondering how I'm going to go about doing this.
You don't show what your brackets looked like before covering them, so I'm wondering if this tutorial will work with what I have. Take a look at these brackets I have:
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I've already covered the bracket-ends with black elk, using High-Temp spray adhesive and I'm real happy with the way that turned out. But ... see the *flat* pieces that turn on the long shaft of the brackets? They are pretty hard to move, as they are. I've lubed them up with penetrating oil and they're moving smoothly now, but still pretty hard to turn by hand -- maybe that's because, without the visor on them, there's too little leverage?
The "*flat* pieces that turn on the long shaft of the brackets" *do* come off easily enough. Originally, Chevy just staples cardboard to them and that's it!
So ... help me out here. Do I get rid of those or do I use them?
And, PS -- What if you wanted to sew some pockets on one side of the visor? You know -- to hold papers, etc.
Alan: The process I described will work with most any sun visor. If you look in the upper left corner of the second pic in my first post, you'll see what the original bracket looked like, and that same picture has a drawing of the shape of the masonite. Yours will work, but you need to attach some masonite( or any other thin,sturdy material) to them to support the cardboard, and also for leverage to be able to fold the visors up and down. As cheap as aftermarket sun visors are, you might think about just replacing them. (I'm talking about the ones that aren't upholstered yet.)
As far as a pocket goes, just sew on whatever kind of pocket ( or even just some elastic strips) you want to the fabric or leather blank, center it on the cardboard as you're gluing the fabric down, and assemble as shown. If you are going to put a pocket on, I would definitely do all my gluing with high temp contact adhesive so it doesn't pull away from the visor.
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Two Lakes; Your detailed instructions have been very timely for me, thanks. Stupid question though; Where can I buy chip board?
Not a stupid question at all. You can buy cardboard (chipboard) at www.uline.com, or go to a printing place, they use large sheets as backing for tablets. I buy mine from one of my suppliers, but it's getting expensive. They make me buy 50 pounds at a time, and it costs $80.00. For patterns, I use 30 thousandths thickness For the sun visors I used 40 thousandths thickness.
That is quite interesting. The PO put some in my truck out of something. He spray dyed them black. They don't quite fit, but they will do until I can get the correct ones made.
At least I know how the upholstery shop will make them now.
Dan, great work as usual. Keep posting your work, we all need the tips.
First off would like to thank Dan for doing these. The above visors are for my 57 Chevy 150. Dan has been a life saver. He made custom windlace for my car and now he has covered the factory visors to match the new headliner in my car. There are no local upholster shops where I live and have had a hard time of getting things done for my car. I am on a real tight budget and have had this car for some time now. I don't ever plan on it being perfect, but would like to have a nice 100% driver car and Dan has been wonderful in helping in the interior of my car. I am a person who loves to do as much as I can on my own, but some things are just better left to the professionals. If you want good quality work done on something, send it to him. I am trying to figure out how to get him to come to Corydon Indiana and recover the 90 Beretta bucket seats I have in the car to match the black and white diamond tuck I have on the door Panels and rear seat.
Again thank you Dan, you are the best.
Here is e-mail I sent Dan:
Wow!! They look great. You have to be one of the most talented upholsters there is. Would you move to Corydon Indiana so I can get you to do some other work that is to big to ship to you? I have to find some place local to have my 2 buckets recovered to match the rest of my interior. I have door panels, rear side panels, and the back seat out of a 1955 Chevy 210 in my car. It has been done in a black and white vinyl, with the white being diamond tuck. I have installed bucket seats out of a 90 Berretta and they just do not quite match. It still looks good, but I would like to get the front seats done to match the rest. I will try to get some pics and send them to you so you can see what your work is going into.
Quick history on car.
1957 Chevy 150 6cyl, 3 on tree.
283 375hp
Saginaw 4 on the floor
210 55 Chevy Black and White interior
Bucket seat in front
New Carpet and Headliner
30yr old Black and White Lacquer paint
Anes steel chrome wheels (look like Crager SS)
Will be installing an electric dual fan kit soon and new front springs
Need new chrome all the way around, but that will take some time.
Hey Travis, I would like to echo your comments. Dan did some windlace for my 34 project that was terrific. When and if things slow down at my house and I am able to divert some time to my 34 I plan on sending him some floor mats to sew up. Now with his latest post I am considering sun visors for my 34 which I haven't even thought of.
Thanks, guys. I'm glad you all like the posts and the tips.
Lets get Dan a van!!!!
Hey guys,
Lets all chip in $, buy Dan a van that....second thought, an RV that has all he needs to come around and help us out?!!!???!!!
Send all the $ to me and I'll take care of it?
Seriously, Thanks Dan for the posts.
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