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Midwest Bird and Exotic Animal Hospital is a 100% exotic animal practice located in the western suburbs of Chicago. Between 600-800 patients are seen monthly, of which 45% ore companion birds, 20% ferrets, 25% rabbits and rodents, and 10% reptiles. Zoo animals, raptors, and other wildlife are not normally seen.
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The degree of responsibilities is dependent upon the skill, expertise, and willingness to learn of each individual student. Much of the student's time will be spent in the examination room where he or she will observe interaction between the doctor, client, and patient and help with patient restraint as needed. Ultimately the student would be responsible for most in-house treatments and necropsies once these techniques are mastered to the practice's satisfaction.
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The Mind Trust is taking applications for fellowships to help education entrepreneurs develop, build and launch "break-the-mold" ventures. Fellows receive two years of salary ($90,000 a year!), benefits, a $20,000 start-up stipend and support from the trust.
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Space Exploration Technologies Corp., better known as SpaceX, expects future revenue from its planned satellite broadband internet business will be significantly larger than its rocket launch business by 2020.
Electrical engineers at University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) have developed a new type of circulator that uses a concept called Sequentially-Switched Delay Line (SSDL), which enables the simultaneous use of the same frequency for incoming and outgoing information in a single communications device.
Researchers at Massachusetts-based Tufts University School of Engineering have built a chip-sized, low-power, high-speed modulator operating at above 14 gigahertz, with the potential to work at above 1 terahertz (THz) on the electromagnetic spectrum.
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Carrier Aggregation (CA) is a process that bonds two or more blocks of spectrum into a wider channel, enabling faster data services in mobile networks, and allowing for mobile devices to communicate instantaneously on multiple LTE bands. But how do operators overcome the CA challenge of avoiding interference between the bands while minimizing insertion loss? The answer is multiplexers. Multiplexers are designed to integrate the required filters for multiple aggregate bands, provide isolation within and between the bands, and allow them to simultaneously connect to the antenna. This white paper discusses multiplexer solutions in detail and the many benefits they provide, including space savings, simplified designs, and cost reductions.
This is the first article in a two-part series that will look at what is known about 5G networks today, as well as examine some use cases. The next article will examine what product designers should know about the RF testing challenges that lie ahead for 5G products.
In the coming years, data-rates for internet consumers will need to increase dramatically to be able to support connectivity anywhere, any time, and for any user. The current terrestrial 3G and 4G telecom networks with one-way and two-way satellite backhaul networks are implemented to cover the demand, but the available data-rate is not enough, especially in the satellite segment. This white paper discusses the existing satellite architectures, the future of their technical evolution towards greater bandwidth, and the particular solution of wideband operation as per Annex M, introduced in the DVB-S2X2 standard.
Tools are now available from Anritsu to help technicians determine the precise location of external PIM. Using the Anritsu PIM Hunter™ probe in conjunction with a spectrum analyzer, technicians can use traditional interference hunting techniques to locate external PIM sources in the field. This white paper describes the test process as well as provides important guidelines to consider while testing.
As 5G technologies are developed to increase wireless communication data rates by a factor of 100, the design specifications of radio frequency (RF) electronics have become much more rigorous, especially for millimeter-wave (mm-wave) applications. As an alternate solution to traditional low radiation and low gain antennas, Dielectric Resonator Antennas (DRAs) operate with less conduction losses and feature high radiation efficiency when excited properly for mm-wave frequencies and beyond. This white paper presents additional DRA characteristics, and the advantages of using them for 5G technology development.
FEKO, Altair's comprehensive electromagnetic simulation software suite, can be used in electronic virtual prototyping and simulation driven designs, including antenna design for many products such as mobile phones, tablets, cameras, laptops, and TVs. The software can eliminate weak antenna designs and reduce the number of prototypes with its proof of concept and comparative studies. Pre-compliance of over-the-air (OTA) radiation performance and specific absorption rate (SAR) can be estimated for the standalone device, or for different usage environments.
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Dielectric Labs Inc. (DLI) introduces a series of surface mount directional couplers designed to offer a turnkey surface mount solution for high frequency incident and reflected power monitoring. These directional couplers span the C, X, and Ku band frequency spectrums, and are available with 10dB and 20dB coupling values, and a common footprint for maximum flexibility.
The Fischer Plastic Series is a family of high performance, fully insulated plastic connector bodies that are all compatible with Fischer's metallic connectors. Key features include high reliable signal path, high signal and contact density, clear coding for easy operation, and resistance to large temperature variations.
AR designs, manufactures, and services a range of standard and customized systems according to customer standards and requirements. This video presents a number of AR system design examples, ensuring that all components are matched, and that all field strengths and specifications are guaranteed.
Wireless InSite MIMO accurately predicts multipath between transmitting and receiving elements with precision and reveals key channel characteristics in a timely manner. With optimizations that minimize runtime and memory constraints, Wireless InSite efficiently simulates even the large arrays present in Massive MIMO systems. This webinar will walk through an indoor propagation example to demonstrate the Wireless InSite workflow with a special focus on the new MIMO capability.
In this video, Applications Engineer, Flynn Lawrence discusses an example of AR's turnkey system design and development.
This video demonstration is designed as a simple method for displaying the features and capabilities of the new Power Master MA24507A Frequency Selectable mmWave Power Analyzer.
Fischer Connectors offers a variety of electrical and optical connectivity solutions for test, measurement, and sensing applications including those on roads, railways, underwater, and in manned or unmanned vehicles. This video offers an exciting overview of the four product lines available, guidance on the best connectivity solutions for application-specific requirements, and relevant technical specifications for each group.
If the seemingly endless supply of innovative technologies coming out of the U.S. Department of Defense's Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) is any indication, old dogs can learn new tricks.
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Johnson & Johnson (J&J) subsidiary Ethicon has broadened its suite of electrosurgical devices and accessories with the acquisition of Megadyne for an undisclosed amount. The combined companies expect greater innovation capabilities in the electrosurgical field, and are positioned to market Megadyne's innovative portfolio to a broader global market.
In December 2016, SBS, a privately owned broadcasting company in South Korea, aired its first broadcast in the ATSC 3.0 UHD standard. It was terrestrially broadcast from the transmitter station on Kwanak Mountain where Rohde & Schwarz installed a liquid-cooled R&S THU9 transmitter system. To introduce this new standard, Rohde & Schwarz transmitter technology is being installed countrywide.
Researchers at Massachusetts-based Tufts University School of Engineering have built a chip-sized, low-power, high-speed modulator operating at above 14 gigahertz, with the potential to work at above 1 terahertz (THz) on the electromagnetic spectrum.
PCTEL, Inc., a leader in Performance Critical Telecom solutions, announced recently that it now offers IBflex scanning receivers with an expanded range of 10 MHz to 6 GHz.
BridgeWave Communications, a market leader in wireless backhaul systems, today announced the Flex4G-5000 80GHz ANSI and ETSI millimeter wave radio systems.
Tufts University engineers have invented a chip-sized, high-speed modulator that operates at terahertz (THz) frequencies and at room temperature at low voltages without consuming DC power.
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A "Crafty" Shop Makes Art Fun for Kids
Don't you love discovering a well-kept secret? Like when a friend told me about Corbett's Glen in Brighton and I finally went and checked it out for myself. It turned out to be this awesome hidden treasure of tunnels, waterfalls, and a creek right in the middle of roads that I drove down all the time!
Well, this week I finally checked out another hidden treasure that I'd been told about at least a year ago. It's called The Recycle Shop, and it's a crafty person's heaven. Admitedly, I'm not truly a crafty person but every once in a while I do like to push aside my fears about glue and paint and let my kids get really messy all for the sake of creativity. And The Recycle Shop is the perfect place to get started.
It's owned and operated by the Child Care Council, and there are three locations – one in Monroe County (595 Blossom Road), one in Livingston County, and one in Wayne County. You can find out more details here. For a small fee it provides wall-to-wall bins of scrap of materials such as foam, paper, wood, carpet, wallpaper, fabric, and plastic – all of which has been donated by individuals and businesses as a way to repurpose recyclable items and save space in our landfills. Honestly, they carry just about anything and everything that you can recycle. Did I mention coffee cup lids, paint brushes, Christmas wrapping and bows, plastic floral decorations and CDs?
You can fill up a small bag for $1 or a larger bag for $2 and take all of your supplies home to use for crafts projects. They charge an additional fee for some of the "specialty" items like a bag of seashells ($1). I and a friend took our kids this past week. Our kids loved running around and stuffing their bags with all kinds of crazy items like tiles and stickers – even weird-shaped plastic things I don't know the name of. We each spent about $5 and came home with enough scrap for a week's worth of craft projects. We spread out the materials on a table outside, added a little paint, tape and glue of our own, and let the kids go to town. It was wonderful to see what they came up with using a little bit of the recycled materials and lots of imagination!
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Dave Douglas is a prolific trumpeter, composer and educator whose unique contributions to improvised music have garnered a Guggenheim Fellowship, an Aaron Copland award and two Grammy nominations.
Douglas will be visiting Litchfield Jazz Camp for a workshop day during Session 2 of Camp, on July 17, at Kent School. The day concludes with a concert that is free and open to the public.Douglas has a number of working groups including a new quintet, an electric sextet, and the Sound Prints Quintet co-led by saxophonist Joe Lovano (performed on LJF in 2011). Since 2005, he has operated his own record label, Greenleaf Music, releasing his own recordings as well as albums by other jazz artists. He served for a decade as artistic director of the Workshop in Jazz and Creative Music at The Banff Centre in Canada. This is his second year as International Jazz Artist in Residence at the Royal Academy of Music in London.
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About this itemIdeal for individual use or small gatherings, this portable countertop ice maker produces 9 ice cubes every 6 to 15 minutes and dispenses ice into glasses up to 7 inches tall.
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Joe Bihari's death on Thanksgiving Day at the age of 88, now leaves Art Rupe and Phil Chess as the sole survivors of a unique group of post-war independent record men. Their efforts created a body of music which remains a major influence on popular music.
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(Beijing, China) - Two days into the women's Olympic singles competition and Chen Wang (New York City, N.Y.) let it be known that she is a force to be reckoned with when she defeated Krisztina Toth (HUN), 4-1, in the third round on Wednesday at Peking University Gymnasium.
Wang led throughout the first three games which she won with little challenge from the Hungarian, 11-7, 11-7 and 11-6.
Needing only one more game to finish the match, Wang showed weakness for the first time when she was down 9-10. After scoring two more points, Wang led 11-10 and needed one more to close out the match, but Toth pulled ahead, soon forcing another game point and winning the game, 11-13.
Determined to change things up, Wang came out in the fifth with a blazing paddle and Toth was left behind as Wang dominated the match and took the win, 11-2 in three minutes.
"In the fifth game, I changed my game to hit her forehand more," said Wang, who has lost to Toth twice previously. "She plays more softly, big sweeping hits, I just played more aggressively."
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My point is: he doesnt play HARMONICA because John used to do it.
DOnt bother with sax, harp. Bulls**t. [:D] JOhn didnt play those instruments either.
I know at the beggining he traid to do it. But he gave up. Because JOHN PLAYED IT. There is a pic in the BBC disc booklet where you can see MAcca playing (or just holding?) an harmonica.
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The James Garfield Presidential Dollar was officially released in circulation on November 17, 2011. It is the 20th design issued in the Presidential Dollar Coin Program.
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On December 29, 2011 the Mint offered Coin Covers for the Garfield Presidential Dollars. The Coin Covers had 2 Uncirculated Garfield Presidential Dollar coins in it. The D example was struck on the first day of production which was on September 01, 2011. The second example with a P mint mark was struck on the first day of production for the Philadelphia Dollars.
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Sunday, May 27, 2012 - Pictures by Badmintonphoto (live)
Lin Dan (below), cemented his position as arguably the greatest ever badminton player when he led China to a fifth consecutive Thomas Cup triumph and ninth overall on Sunday.
The reigning world, Asian and Olympic champion, who is hoping to secure back-to-back Olympic gold medals when he competes in London later this year, send China on the way to victory when he outplayed Lee Hyun Il 21-14, 21-17 in 54 minutes.
China's fifth consecutive Thomas Cup triumph matched the record set by Indonesia, who won five titles between 1994-2002.
"This is the sixth time I'm playing in the Thomas Cup and I now have five winners' medal," said Lin Dan. "There is a slight obligation to win for everyone as I know how important this tournament is to the country."
He added: "I don't know how many more Thomas Cups I'll play. This one is at home and I wanted to put on a good show.
"Every player gets nervous. When you're young it's because you're excited, it's the first time you wear your national colours. When you're older, it's because there's a lot of expectation. I didn't sleep so well last night."
He then warned his rivals he will not rest on his laurels with the Olympics just two months away.
"I know I will have a tough fight on my hands in London. There is (Lee) Chong Wei and Peter (Gade) to watch out for as well as my teammates. Everyone else will also be gunning for me," said Lin Dan, who has won every major title there is to win in badminton.
"I will train very hard for London – just as hard as I did for 2008 when the Olympics were held in Beijing. I will go out and give my best as usual."
Cai Yun-Fu Haifeng, like Lin Dan, world champions on four occasions, then increased China's lead with a comfortable 21-16, 25-23 victory over scratch South Korea pair Lee Yong Dae-Kim Sa Rang (left).
Yong Dae's usual partner Jung Jae Sung missed the Thomas Cup through injury, but will be fit for the Olympics and they are seen as the main threats to Cai Yun-Fu Haifeng's golden dreams.
Next on court was Chen Long (right), who secured the title for China by brushing aside Shon Wan Ho 21-9, 21-13.
China's head coach Li Yongbo was obviously delighted with the win and said: "Indonesia have done it before, so we just matched their record. I hope we can win the title in 2014 so that a new record will be set."
South Korea's coach Sung Han Kook had said the first singles was the key in the final.
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Bonnie and I have recently been talking...and I've said alot about the European View of America post WW2.
Now THIS video gives an entirely different account....in the first two moments, the author has said that it was wrong to join England to defeat the USSR, That the Bombs dropped on Japan were due to British Influence and that those Japanese were "innocent"
The only thing I aggree with is...that the President of the United States should NOT be pledging allegience to the British Crown...not unless he intends to return the thirteen collonies of course....He has to remember that despite the war of independance...the vast majoirity of States NEVER fell under British Rule...we only ever had the East Coast thirteen.
I'd love to know if you think she is a nut....or if this sort of belief really is a prevelent belief of the Republican Christian Right
I certainly have never heard anyone blame England for Hiroshima before...I'd love to know just how much persuasion those in the British Government really did...ive always been led to believe that we were empty and powerless after the war mand that any notion or lead came from the US Government.
Wow, I don't know what to think of that video. I've never heard anyone claim that the US is still owned by Britain. That just sounds too crazy for me to comment on right now and I would have a hard time believing that the average American would take that claim seriously at all.
There are a few things I can comment on. Barack Obama has no business taking credit for the death of Osama bin Laden. Absolutely none. If he had served in the military, he would understand this. It's never one person who gets credit for these operations and when Obama tries to take credit he's really just making himself look like a fool in the eyes of everyone who has served this country. He's trying to use it to score political points, which is disgraceful.
Besides, if George W. Bush had given the order for that operation, there would be Americans screaming for him to be brought up on war crime charges and revising history to portray Osama as an innocent victim of American imperialism. At the very least, covering up Osama's crimes against humanity, similar to what's happened with Saddam Hussein. In fact, I'm sure many young kids think of Saddam Hussein as an innocent victim of the Bush Administration and have no clue just how evil the former leader of Iraq truly was. The "lies" told by the Bush Administration to get us into the war pale in comparison to Saddam's (and his sons') crimes against humanity.
Secondly, the bombs dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki were necessary to end WW2. The Allied forces were estimating over 1 million dead Allied soldiers just to gain a foothold on mainland Japan. That's not counting the Japanese deaths or the number of lives lost trying to actually hold those positions on Japanese soil. So, the atomic bombs dropped on Japan saved at least 10 times more lives than they took.
Also, just read about the colonization of Korea and China by the Japanese in the early 20th century. The Japanese people were not innocent victims any more than the citizens of Nazi Germany were innocent of the Holocaust. In fact, the atrocities committed by the Japanese government and military before and during WW2 were so bad that many Koreans still hate Japan to this day. You can read about some of what happened in this link:
Noone wanted to distroy Japan...but she didnt leave anyone a choice. Germany had fallen, there was ZERO need for her to continue, and yet, for shytes and giggles on she went. I honnestly dont think that Bombing her was a British Idea forced upon the Americans. I think it was an idea backed by the entire planet, minus Germany and Italy, and that we all contributed and all aggreed upon. The US did it because they were the only military left capable of doing so, and went with British Blessings of course, but in no way were they compelled to do that.
I'd like to know what you think about the Soviets...It IS True that prior to Nazi Germany, the British Empire was still a force to be reckoned with, damaged during the Great War, but by no means dead. It IS True that the British were very much an Imperial Force also, In the Traditional Sence, and that obviously a lot of the Lands had either been originally collonized by us a top a primative civilization...such as The Americas ...where we claimed the land as free from the Natives, the rest being done litterally by conquest, one supposes very much like Hitler. You launch a Ground Invasion and then rule over the land, India for example.
Its not hard to see, I suppose, how IF your President, the one who joined the war, had stopped Hitler, he may then launch his own version of "war on Terror" where he then states other Imperial Forces which should be disbanded also....The British DID certainly inspire the Cold War attitude by claiming EXACTLY THAT of the Russians. Remember during the War Russia was Friends with the US...and certainly there WAS a worry that the political system of the Russians, Communism, was spreading and seen, however wrongly, as a form of imperialism. Winston Churchill DID go to the Americans and talk about an Iron Fist and a Curtain moving across the shattered remains of Europe.
I have always thought that was because Europe lay broken, and that Russia and the United States both had money and arms...and it was a matter of who was going to rebuild Europe...America, via investment financially with the same political system, or Russia via land invasion and a very alien style of politics...and Winston was worried if the Americans didnt help him, Russia would gain control of Europe.
I suppose you could say that Winston doing that, allowed the Americans to see Russia as an Imperial Threat...and thus completely pushes the Imperial Focus away from England....the major issue with this, is that I honnestly dont think we were an Imperial Forces by the end of the war. IF we were, why did we then start dishing out independance to all the Empire, and forming the commonwealth instead? I've always assumed that the United States realized from the end of the war that England had a wealth of influence, but relatively no power left whatsoever, and therefore no ability to control her Empire which then began to fragment.
Which Version of events do you think is closer to the truth? Which do Americans generally believe? I mean...to suggest the British Government might exert control or influence on Washington is one thing...but HM The Queen doesnt even really control England, so how can she, personally, control America? She's a Figure Head...and has been since The Glorious Revolution about 150 years ago.
Also...Why would she want anymore of America then the British first had? When England got the thirteen Collonial outposts on the Eastern Seaboard of North America....they didnt really make for any rapid expansion westwards. Dont forget that France actually owned more of the United States then anyone else...and yet the Americans never celebrate independance from France, or Spain, or the Dutch...I guess it if you freely give up your collonies, the Americans bearly remember you were ever there...whilst, if you fight for what you believe is yours, they will never forget beating you for it
BTW..as we are talking about Obama pledging allegience to the Queen...How come the State Government of Virginia still process in behind a Mace? I only ask...because a Mace is a symbol of authority given by a Monarch...think of it like a stamp of approval. Why...if you hated the Monarch, would you still process in behind her stamp of approval to your authority....and more over....do you know how much that Mace is probably worth??? do you guys realize, that effectively that Mace is Property Of The Crown? Do you know that Richmond in Virginia even sets out to have like Victorian Style Architecture and stuff, mock classical, like up-market England around the time of American Independance.
I think if they ever claimed independance from the Union, Her Majesty would probably ask them to join the Commonwealth of Nations...and even bestow upon them a brand new Mace
By the time the US entered WW1, it had been over a century since England had attempted any serious takeover of the Colonies. During that century, America had fought a massive Civil War and the evils of slavery really started to overshadow any faint memories left over of British control.
By WW2, there weren't even any Civil War survivors left alive (if they were, they would have been too young to really remember anything about the Civil War), and the atrocities of Great Britian were long forgotten and easily overshadowed by the threat of Nazism and then Communism.
At that point, Britain could no longer exert any control whatsoever over the US and could only attempt to influence us by appealing to our sense of justice and morality. Kind of like an aging parent asking for help from a rebellious child.
Also, I think you will find that Americans don't put nearly as much stock in symbolism as the British do. There might still be a Mace in Virginia, but I'm sure no one there sees he/she/it (?) as anything more than a tradition with no real power.
What exactly is a "Mace" anyway? Because when I think of a mace, I think of this...
...and it's funny to think of some politician in Virginia waving this around every time he or she speaks.
2) I think that has to do with age also. Symbols need time to become great. I'm sure when the first mace was bestowed, noone really cared, but when thousands of years later, the same tradition was performed in Virginia, I am certain that those who received it felt valued, and felt like they were now fit to Rule because they had the certified stamp of approval, it gave them legitamacy in a world where everything was so new, there was no way of claiming rights via appeal to a higher source.
But...its not true in all sences...The Americans DO understand Pragmatic Symbols...After all, think of the American Standard, and how it is viewed as nigh on sacred by Americans, who get a real sence of Pride from flying it outside their house, or being the family member to receive it at a military funneral.
I suspect you are right, the Virginian State Government has probably always processed behind the Mace, and thus, always will do-its just the way they have always done it, and is meaningless in terms of its original concept. But, for those who understand the symbolism, its FAR more a pledge to the British Crown, then some flip-flop who raises a glass out of courtesy...somehow, what cant be denied is where that Mace came from and Why
Now...let me tell you what a Mace is. A Mace is a type of Virge. A Virge is a long Metal Pole which is held at an angle forward of the individual when carried. The Virge is a sign of authority. It is given to someone as a token to mark the fact they are viewed as important by the authority that grants it. It may also symbolize the very authority itself. So, when the Virginians carry the Mace inside their Chambre, they do so to represent Her Britannic Majesty...IF she were present, they would have to cover the Mace, because her authority superceeds theres, as she gave the gift of political power to them. Do you follow?
Virge also appear in churches, and have a purely practical function, they stick out at the start of processions to clear the way for those following. This mattered when you had to travel through the streets, or through a mob, or throng of onlookers...you could use the pole to push them out of the way again...not really important now...but totally practical at the time...if the Virginians processed to their Chambre, and there were protestors intent on stopping them by blocking the way, the Mace could be used to push them out the way...I suspect thats where the Mace has morphed into a weapon...used to knock people out the way...but thats a modification. Note...how they are technically the same...each a stick with some knob on the top hahahaha
Mace are still in use today...one such Mace belongs to The Lord Mayor of London. look at 44 second mark of this video
that Golden heavy object carried by the guy who comes out of the coach after the first man who nearly falls down the steps....THAT object is The Mace I imagine if he swung that at someone, it would hurt them lol. following that comes a third person with a Pearl Sword...which was what the Monarchs gave to mark Independance of the City of London. So these two objects show that this person is marked as important by the crown, and whatever he owns is independant of the crown.
Technically speaking London is Independant of England.
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Parliament also has Mace...if you look at this film, look at the long desk between the two sides, lying on the table you can see the their is a Mace lying on a stand...I believe that there are at least two Mace kicking around the commons at various times...One for the House, One for the Speaker usually...I think they move around the table also...like I've seen two much larger that run the long length of the table sometimes...it can get really complex as to what Mace belongs to who and what exactly it symbolizes
Bear in mind that without the Mace, these Governments have no authority if you were to steal the Mace of a Government, it would pass as being EXACTLY the same as stealing the Standard of a Roman Legion. There is no authority without the Mace...infact, it could be seen as quite the opposite...meeting without the mace to discuss politics could be viewed as contempt for the authority who granted it. High Treason.
btw...all of our collonies had Mace...wherever there was an important person deemed so by Royal Authority...or a Provincial Government...you had a Mace.
I present to you the Australian House of Representative.
Fancy giving a Mace to what was initially intended to be a Penal Collony
OOOO BTW...the weapon might have come first of course...I suppose that if you were a King and you were in a procession, you would want someone at the head of the procession who could defend you?
Think of it like an armed escort of the medieval world.
A Weapon that maybe became a token...so if you were important enough to have an armed escort, you were given the Mace, whether you needed defence or not, and slowly it became purely ceremonial?
I dont know which way round these things developed...but there is more of a connection between the two then you may have thought when first presenting the idea of a politician waving around a mace like that
The Sacred Cod of Massachusetts Its not a Mace...but they wished it was
Okay...so I did a little research...it appears that the Americans kept using their Mace from prior to Independance, and that a Mace...one presumes it was given to the Convention Governments that eventually thought up independance, became the House of Representatives Mace...until the British claimed it back by distroying it when they attacked Washington in 1812
BUT The Americans built their own Mace!!! YES their is currently a Mace for the Speaker of The House of Representatives, and its NOT British, its seemingly self created...I suppose that in theory, now the President of The United States is a law unto himself, He now has the authority to grant authority to others in his Land...I suspect that just like in England, all your State Governments probably have Mace...but I suspect that only a handful, like Virginia, still use the original British Mace...I imagine thats because, most of the States NEVER had a British Mace, and most that did probably did either give them back, or, probably smashed and broke them up in a sign of defiance against England...as thats what the Protestants did with the Statues in the Roman Catholic Cathedrals...they beheaded them all
The Sacred Cod of Massachusetts, known simply as the Sacred Cod and officially as the Representation of a codfish, is a carving of a codfish that hangs in the House of Representatives chamber of the Massachusetts State House in Boston. The Sacred Cod measures 4 feet 11 inches (1.50 m) long, is carved out of a solid piece of pine, and symbolizes the importance of the fishing industry to Massachusetts. Around 1840, this industry employed 12,000 people in roughly 1,300 vessels in coastal Massachusetts and supported many related businesses. There have been a total of three Sacred Cods, the first was created early in the 18th century and destroyed by a fire in the Old State House in 1747. The second was created between 1748 and 1773 and subsequently went missing early in the American Revolution during the British occupation of Boston. The current fish was carved in 1784 and presented to the House later that year by the Boston merchant John Rowe.
The Sacred Cod was stolen as a practical joke in 1933 by students from Harvard University, causing the Massachusetts State Police to dredge the Charles River and search a plane in Newark, New Jersey for the fish. It was recovered two days later. It was stolen again by students from the newly founded University of Massachusetts Boston in 1968 as a protest. The cod was found three days later behind a door in the House chamber. There is also a brass casting of a fish incorporated into the central chandelier of the Massachusetts Senate chamber known as the Holy Mackerel.
The Real Question you should be asking yourself is...Where is the Second Sacred Cod now? Stolen by the British??? I wonder where that could have gone?? Is it locked in the Tower for treason??? was it hanged at Tyburn?? oh Where is my Codfish, Oh where is my codfish, oh where, oh where, oh where, oh where, oh where...is my codfish?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LtHr7gluh08 sing along now!
That was just an a-mace-ing story Dave , I live in Virginia and never knew that part of my states' history. Thanks !
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Across Europe, a Growing Sense That Legalized Prostitution Isn't Working
Don't believe France's reputation as a country where sexual peccadillos are always overlooked. After a vote by the country's National Assembly on Wednesday, it has just joined a growing group of European nations where buying sex is now illegal. France is not alone in its fresh efforts to curb prostitution. The move follows similar bans in Sweden and Norway, while other European countries are also scaling back laissez-faire prostitution policies. Germany is poised to change its liberal sex trade laws, while Ireland is also debating a measure similar to France's. Is the end of legal prostitution in Europe in sight?
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Get an overview of this hotelWaterfront resort, marina with daily sunset parties
Next to Mallory Square
Overlooking the ocean, this Victorian-inspired resort with a 37-slip marina sits at the northwest edge of Key West's Old Town, adjacent to Key West Aquarium.
Marina, pool, shops
The Westin Key West Resort offers a waterside shopping promenade, a pool and poolside bar in a courtyard lined with palm trees, a marina, and a fitness center.
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The Westin Key West Resort & Marina is in the heart of Old Town and home to the largest on-site marinas of any Key West hotel. The Westin also operates one of the country's largest private ports, welcoming cruise ships from around the world.
A fitness room, massage room, and outdoor pool in a palm-lined courtyard are on site. WiFi is available for a surcharge. Shops along the resort's open-air promenade include an ice-cream parlor, a fly-fishing center, and clothing boutiques. This resort also has a parking garage.
- Marina on site
- Spa treatment room(s)
- 24-hour front desk
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- ATM/banking
- Valet parking (surcharge)
- Number of floors - 4
- Bar/lounge
- Concierge services
- Conference space
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Full-service spa
- Express check-out
- Fitness facilities
- Gift shops or newsstand
- WiFi (surcharge)
- Wired (high-speed) Internet access - surcharge
- Limo or Town Car service available
- Multilingual staff
- Total number of rooms - 178
- Poolside bar
- Porter/bellhop
- Restaurant
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Conference space size (meters) - 1
- Self parking (surcharge)
- Spa services on site
- Outdoor pool
- Elevator/lift
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Number of meeting rooms - 13
- Year Built 1999
- 24-hour business center
- Conference space size (feet) - 6,000
- Shopping on site
- Smoke-free property
- Number of buildings/towers - 2
- Wedding services
Family Friendly Amenities
- Family Hotel
- Outdoor pool
- Refrigerator (on request)
Available in all rooms: Wireless internet access ( USD 29 per stay )
Available in some public areas: Wireless internet access ( USD 29 per night ), Wired high-speed internet ( USD 29 per night )
Self parking (surcharge), Valet parking (surcharge)
Room Amenities
- Pay movies
- Premium bedding
- Air conditioning
- Ceiling fan
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Phone
- Coffee/tea maker
- Daily housekeeping
- Private bathroom
- Bathrobes
- Hair dryer
- Shower only
- Iron/ironing board
- Television
- Cable TV service
- Cribs/infant beds available
- Hypo-allergenic bedding available
- Refrigerator (on request)
- WiFi (surcharge)
- In-room massage available
- Free toiletries
- Room service (limited hours)
- Desk
- In-room safe (laptop compatible)
- iPod docking station
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Bistro 245 - Waterfront location with inside linen-service, industrial-wood-beamed dining room and outside covered-terrace seating and bar. New American cuisine featuring seafood. Breakfast, lunch, dinner, and Sunday brunch.
Sunset Deck - Rooftop, open-air bar and grill above Bistro 245 with live music every evening during Sunset Celebration. Grilled food and tropical drinks.
Castaways - Poolside bar serving light meals and tropical drinks.
Latitudes Beach Cafe - Located on Sunset Key, 500 yards by shuttle-boat from resort's marina. Reservations and complimentary boat pass required through Westin concierge. Open-air fine dining on covered terrace. (Some tables open to starlight.) Tiki torches at night. Dinner choices such as crab-stuffed Florida lobster tail and braised pork shank. Breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
The Westin Key West Resort & Marina offers a nightly Sunset Celebration on the Westin Pier featuring live entertainment, drink stations, and more.
Nearby Things to Do
The Westin concierge can arrange all manner of maritime pleasure such as boating, parasailing, Jet Skiing, sunset sailing, kayaking, and fishing, snorkeling, and scuba-diving excursions.
Other recreational activities listed below are available either at the resort or nearby; fees may apply.
- Golfing nearby
- Snorkeling nearby
- Surfing/boogie boarding nearby
- Personal motorized watercraft on site
- Kayaking nearby
- Sailing nearby
- Water skiing nearby
- Windsurfing nearby
- Bicycle rentals nearby
- Parasailing nearby
Spa Services
- Deep tissue massage
- Swedish massage
- Prenatal massage
- Reflexology
- Body wraps
- Body scrubs
- Aromatherapy treatments
- Hydrotherapy treatments
- Massages
- Body treatments
- Facial treatments
If you have requests for specific accessibility needs, please note them at check-out when you book your room.
- Accessible bathroom
- In-room accessibility
- Roll-in shower
Hotel Policies
Check-in time ends at 5:30 AM
Check-in time starts at 4 PM
Minimum check-in age is 21
Check-out time is 11 AM
Payment types
Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
- Kids stay free! Children stay free when using existing bedding.
- Cribs (infant beds) are available.
- Pets allowed for an extra charge of USD signed per waiver at check in per pet, per stay
- Dogs only
- Up to 40 lb
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Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- Minimum Spring Break check-in age is 21 years old.
- Resort fee: USD 29.00 per accommodation, per night
- Beach towels
- Fitness center access
- Business center/computer access
- Internet access
- Phone calls
- In-room safe
- In-room coffee
- In-room bottled water
- Concierge/valet service
- Additional inclusions
Optional extras
- Breakfast fee: between USD 3 and USD 16 per person (approximately)
- Fee for in-room wireless Internet: USD 29 per stay (rates may vary)
- Fee for wireless Internet in public areas: USD 29 per night (rates may vary)
- Fee for high-speed Internet (wired) in public areas: USD 29 per night (rates may vary)
- Self parking fee: USD 20 per night
- Valet parking fee: USD 25 per night
- Pet fee: USD signed per waiver at check in per pet, per stay
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- Key West Westin
- Key West Westin Resort
- Westin Key West
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Turning 30 years old is a big deal. It is the first time since you turned 21 that you actually give a crap about celebrating and it is also one of the most exciting times of your life.
It is even better when you are a smoking hot supermodel known around the world as Selita Ebanks. This Cayman born fashion model will be celebrating her 30th birthday today and if she wants to take a glimpse at her life until now, she has more than enough memories to be happy with including becoming one of the Victoria's Secret Angels in 2005.
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wild Up Takes on Clarence Barlow and The MisfitsPosted by s21concerts in Concert Announcement, tags: antheil, christopher rountree, clarence barlow, conlon nancarrow, contemporary music, dirty projectors, FEAR, los angeles, new music, player piano music, punk rock, the misfits, Wild Up, x-ray spex
LOS ANGELES – For two nights at Venice's Beyond Baroque, rebar will be struck and lyrics will be screamed as the adventurous local chamber orchestra wild Up takes on the hypercomplex computer music of Clarence Barlow with an exuberant set of Barlow's works, plus the composer's 19th and 20th century influences: player pianos and punk rock.
"This is a guy who uses computer programs to cover Prince's 'Sexy MF,'" said wild Up conductor and artistic director Christopher Rountree. "We'll bring the earplugs."
The program will include Barlow's "Septima de facto," pieces by George Antheil and Conlon Nancarrow, a set of piano rags, and interpolations of seminal punk rock songs by The Misfits, X-Ray Spex, Fear and Black Flag.
The Nov. 18 and 19 performances mark wild Up's debut at Beyond Baroque, one of West L.A.'s signature cultural spaces.
Who: wild Up
What: "Clarence Barlow, Punk Rock and Player Piano Music"
Where: Beyond Baroque, 681 Venice Blvd., Los Angeles, CA
When: Friday 11/18 at 9 PM; Saturday 11/19 at 9 PM (the program will be the same both nights)
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wild Up is a 24-member experimental classical/contemporary ensemble comprised of Los Angeles musicians committed to creating visceral, thought-provoking happenings. The group, led by artistic director and conductor Christopher Rountree, unites around the belief that no music is off limits, and that a concert space should be as moving as the music heard in it: small, powerful and unlike anything else. wild Up projects bring people together, defy convention and address the need for heart-wrenching, mind-bending experiences. For free mp3 downloads: wildup.bandcamp.com
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Harvard Law School Professor Cass Sunstein WRITES HERE of a fascinating study conducted by Philip Fernbach and a team of academics at the University of Colorado whereby political extremists are turned into comparative moderates:
Their central finding is that if you ask people to explain exactly why they think as they do, they discover how much they don�t know — and they become more humble and therefore more moderate.
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I am a pediatric neurologist who treats children and young adults with primary pediatric brain tumors such as medulloblastoma, ependymoma, and high- and low-grade gliomas (astrocytomas). I also treat patients with neurologic symptoms such as headaches, seizures, and neuropathic pain or weakness due to any cancer and/or cancer therapy.
I direct clinical trials at Memorial Sloan Kettering that are helping to advance the treatment of brain tumors. My particular area of interest is young adult patients with medulloblastoma or ependymoma. These tumors are rarely seen in this population, and therefore experience managing them is limited. At our Center, we have a base of experience to draw from and are working on the optimal treatment for patients with these rare cancers. Part of my professional responsibilities is also to mentor and teach our fellows, residents, and medical students to help further the care of patients with brain tumors.
Here at Memorial Sloan Kettering, we work as a team to provide patients and their families with coordinated care and support. This multifaceted approach to treating patients with brain tumors is what drew me to this field. The relationships that I develop with my patients and their families continue to fuel my motivation.
- Clinical Expertise: Pediatric Neuro-Oncology; Pediatric Neurology
- Languages Spoken: English
- Education: MD, University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey/New Jersey Medical School
- Residencies: NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital/Columbia University Medical Center
- Fellowships: Children's National Medical Center; Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center
- Board Certifications: Pediatrics; Neurology, with special certification in Child Neurology
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Again, thanx to Victoria for doing TeaDay while I was away.
I have missed TeaDay...it is so much fun to just share a simple pleasure with tea friends. Vegas was great, but it is good to be back here as well. I missed sharing and reading your posts.
Welcome every tea drinker to TeaDay, come and share what is in your cup with us and we will share what is in our cups with you. Be sure to stop by often if you can...and if you need to, you can always reflect back on your TeaDay.
While in Vegas, we were able to sample many specialty brand RTD (ready to drink) iced teas on every imaginable type of tea. Have you tried any that you feel are worthy. What have you tried lately? Give us your critique on the RTD iced tea products that you have tried.
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A collection of stories from individuals with disabilities, families, friends, and disability service providers in Tennessee
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"Every father deserves to know what will become of his child once he is no longer able to provide for their needs anymore.
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As a second-round pick last year out of Indiana State with a fastball that consistently gets into the mid-90s, White Sox RHP Jacob Petricka shouldn't face too many problems in low Class A. He's come as advertised so far pitching with Kannapolis, where he's allowed one run in 11 innings over his last two starts. Petricka, 22, now has an ERA of 0.53 and a 22-4 K-BB mark in 17 innings .
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Yamamay Million Dollar Swimsuit for Miss Universe to be Unveiled during 2013 MISS UNIVERSE® Competition
NEW YORK, NY – November 6, 2013 – Italian swimwear and lingerie brand Yamamay will unveil their official MISSUNIVERSE collection, YAMAMAY FOR MISS UNIVERSE, during the worldwide MISS UNIVERSE telecast, by unveiling a one-of-a-kind emerald, ruby and diamond swimsuit valued at one million dollars. The spectacular swimsuit has traveled from Milan, Italy to Moscow, Russia (with armed guard) just in time for this global event, which will take place at Crocus City Hall November 9th at 9 p.m. ET on NBC.
The Miss Universe contestants' swimsuit styles have evolved over the show's rich 62-year history, but the pageant's celebration of confidence and beauty has always remained the same. The new YAMAMAY FOR MISS UNIVERSE collections will honour the glamorous styles that have been worn by elegant women from around the word. The 2013 MISS UNIVERSE® swimsuit competition will feature the new collection, captivating a viewing audience from around the globe when the million dollar suit takes center stage. The debut of the YAMAMAY FOR MISS UNIVERSE swimsuits, which will be available in select stores and online this December and around the world beginning in January 2014, kicks-off the partnership between Yamamay and the Miss Universe Organization.
The MISS UNIVERSE® 2013 titleholder will be awarded the unique opportunity to model the YAMAMAY MILLION DOLLAR SWIMSUIT FOR MISS UNIVERSE the day after she is crowned at her first official photo shoot and in front of the MISS UNIVERSE international press corps, during a press conference at the Crowne Plaza World Trade Centre in Moscow. Miss Universe 2013 will also be featured in the international advertising campaign for the YAMAMAY FOR MISS UNIVERSE collection, including its two new lines called TIMELESS and SPARKLING; which are inspired by movie stars from the 1950's and a revised glam punk style.
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Here's how RW members rated this race in the past (185 votes).
In short: Tough hills, particularly towards the end...well organised though and worth the tripIn full: This was my second 1/2 marathon following what would be considered a rather less challenging course in Torfaen (Wales). The 3 miles uphill slog at the start really wakes you up and the long drag from 9 onwards was cruel. Not impressed with the memento...a bag in a bag...hmmmDate of review: December 4, 2006
In short: 2nd year for me, looking forward to the 3rd next yearIn full: Enjoyed the race again, good organisation and flawless marshals. Bottles at the drinks stations!! take note Worksop ditch the plastic cups. Only down side for me was the sparse goodie bag, last year nice wooley hat, this year a carrier bag, mmmmm. Still I'll be back next yearDate of review: November 27, 2006
In short: A challenging course, quite windy this year. Excellent organisation, friendly marshalls. I'll be back next year. Date of review: November 27, 2006
In short: Quite a tough course but don't let that put you off. Well worth giving it a go.In full: Quite a tough hilly course but well worthing the effort. Not much chance of setting a personal best but would still recommend. The event was well organised & marshalled with frequent water & sponge stations. Even got a Jelly Baby towards the end! One small gripe would be the temporary road surface around the 11 mile mark which was quite trecherous. Date of review: November 27, 2006
In short: Ginger biscuits at the end. Ought to be compulsory at all races.In full: Not an easy race, particularly as it was quite windy. Some nice countryside, but not so good running along the main road towards the end, especially for the wheelchair competitors on the unmade part. Nevertheless a pleasant morning out, and I will be back to do this again.Date of review: November 26, 2006
In short: Good race, excellent organisation & marshallingIn full: A good race with great organisation and friendly marshalls. Water stations were well spaced and great to see bottles rather than cups. The course is nicely undulating, hills make it more interesting but nothing of great severity. Will Be BackDate of review: November 26, 2006
In short: A good race, just a bit breezy!In full: Can't fault it really, except maybe that the website appeared to advertise a 10:30 start when it was 10 o'clock. Oops. It just meant that my garmin didn't have a fix for the first half mile.Otherwise, good organisation, friendly marshalls and a good finish line. Cheers!Date of review: November 26, 2006
In short: Well organised race. tough course but very enjoyableIn full: the wind made the course even harder than the 8 miles of uphill already hadm but the weather was great and the organisation was good. Water stations well marshalled with plenty to go around.the only slight moans were the temporany ropad surface you had to run on between 10 and 12 - I say someone fall over and twist their ankle on it! Also the gate to the school carpark (where we were told to park) was locked before the presentation had finished which was annoying.All in all a good race and I'd come back again next year.Date of review: November 26, 2006
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