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Description: Knobs are a great way to finish off your project and make it easier to adjust the level of your death ray. This knob mates to a 0.25" shaft with a set screw.
Those set screws are pretty sneaky. Good because once they're on, they're basically invisible. Bad because initially trying to put them on, they're invisible ;)
They work very well with the rotary encoder that's offered here. Much better than the other knob I purchased which fit very poorly, hindsight >= 20/20.
The size of wrench I got to work was a H1.5, but I wasn't super scientific about it. Also when putting it onto the rotary encoder above, be mindful of the depth. If you put it on all the way, you don't get any room for the push button action. So go all the way & back it up 0.5mm (tiny) so you can use as a PB, or don't, I really don't care.
Does anybody know the size of allen wrench needed for the set screw?
Does this knob have an isolation voltage rating? I want to know if it would be safe to use this knob on an encoder that is not SELV. The isolation rating of COM-09117 is only 50V.
These don't come with the screw needed to tighten each to the pot shaft.
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Nursing - Mental Health - BSc (Hons)Anglia Ruskin University
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Open up a varied and rewarding career for yourself. One-quarter of the population will experience a mental health problem at some point. As a specialist nurse, your skills and support will make a real difference in many people's lives.Untitled Page Full description
Following our 'Outstanding' rating in 2013, the Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) performed its annual monitoring event earlier this year (Nursing and Midwifery Council Annual Monitoring Report, March 2014.
Mental health nursing is a challenging but rewarding field. As a qualified nurse you'll identify people's needs before planning and providing care. You'll work with your clients, encouraging them to believe that recovery from mental health problems is possible.
Our course mixes classroom learning with practical placements. We'll consider the experiences of people with mental health issues from different age groups, cultures, belief systems and ethnicities. We'll also look at the experiences of carers and care-givers; and learn how the law – including human rights legislation – affects the management of mental health.
Biological, psychological and social factors can all have an impact on mental health and illness. Our understanding of causes and 'triggers' is changing all the time, so we'll keep up to date with the latest knowledge – as well as the different interventions used to help people. Since mental health nursing is very much about connecting with people, you'll also enhance your 'softer' communication and people skills.
We're dedicated to the continual improvement of every aspect of healthcare and delivering the values set out in the NHS Constitution.
Most mental health nurses work in the community, but some provide in-patient care. Either way, it's standard practice to work as part of a team of health and care professionals. As part of your studies, you'll develop your teamworking skills and gain practical experience in mental health settings, both in the community and in hospital. While on placements, you'll work shifts and will need to arrange your own transport.
Our course is funded by the NHS so you won't pay any tuition fees, and you may even receive a bursary.
All our nursing courses are approved by the UK Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC). On successful completion, you'll be eligible to apply for registration with the Nursing and Midwifery Council.
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Anglia Ruskin University, our partner institutions and NHS Trusts value culture and diversity in all its courses. Culture and diversity is therefore integral in our BSc (Hons) Mental Health Nursing program, where we uphold and explore the NHS values in a variety of settings. Visit our equality and diversity page for more information. We along with our partner institutions and NHS Trusts also embrace your spiritual needs and would actively encourage you to observe the essential practices associated with your particular faith. This includes, prayer, dress, and the carrying or wearing of spiritual symbols.
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But this photo knocked me out. Instead of looking like a picture from the 1930s, he looked contemporary, almost timeless. There's a touch of slyness to this photo, yet it's so magnetic that I began to wonder about his films.
Once I began watching them, I was hooked. He may not have displayed the versatility he craved – he desperately chased more diverse roles in later years but never really found them – yet Flynn was a joy to watch.
His first film, ironically enough, was as Fletcher Christian in a 1933 Australian production of "In the Wake of the Bounty," made two years before MGM's famous "Bounty." This led him to the UK for a low-budget film produced at Warner Brothers' London branch. Warners liked what they saw and brought him to Hollywood.
It didn't take long before he became a star. After a small role in a Perry Mason film, Flynn made "Captain Blood" in 1935, in which he plays a physician turned pirate (below). It was his first swashbuckler, his first pairing with Olivia de Havilland, and his second film with director Michael Curtiz. It's dynamite stuff. Flynn never looks stiff, and his natural charm and instincts make it clear that this man had that elusive "it" that makes a star.
The next year Flynn, de Havilland and Curtiz teamed again for "Charge of the Light Brigade," a lavish adventure based on Tennyson's poem (with music from legendary Max Steiner, his first score for Warners). Once again, his romantic good looks and athleticism made both de Havilland and audiences swoon.
In 1937, his film roles were varied but not all classic, from the romantic comedy "The Perfect Specimen" (again helmed by Curtiz) to the well-intentioned "Green Light." But "The Prince and the Pauper," from the Mark Twain story, is lots of fun, and while Flynn may be the star he doesn't appear until the second half of the movie yet is engaging.
But in 1938 he made the ultimate action film of the decade: "The Adventures of Robin Hood." Once again teamed with de Havilland as Maid Marion (below) and Curtiz directing, this movie is about as much fun as you can have at the movies. It was big, colorful and exciting, and leading the way is Flynn. He's the definitive Robin Hood, and no other Robin Hood portrayal since has come close to Flynn's. He's dashing, daring, intelligent and commanding.
Perhaps lost in the accolades of 1938 is "The Dawn Patrol," a fine remake of the 1930 version with Flynn playing a World War I flying ace.
By this point, Flynn's reputation was beginning to precede him. His limited range as an actor and lazy work habits annoyed some, while his off-screen sexual exploits offended others. Still, there's no denying that intense charm on screen. Even Bette Davis, by 1938 the reigning queen on the Warners lot, liked Flynn. That year they paired for the first time on screen in the enjoyable melodrama "The Sisters." Some joked that Flynn was more beautiful than the three sisters in the story!
When Davis and Flynn reteamed for "The Private Lives of Elizabeth and Essex," their relationship had cooled. Apparently Davis had to slap Flynn in one scene, which Davis called a "little slap" and Flynn compared to being slugged by Joe Louis. It's not Flynn's best moments on screen. But he was in top form in "Dodge City," a big western that teamed him again with de Havilland.
Flynn may be the weakest actor on this list, but there's no denying his charisma. All these years later, when you strip away the off-screen behavior and early death, what's left are some terrific films that displayed his ease and confidence as an actor. In short, he's a magnetic 1930s icon.


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Paul Delos Boyer, Nobel Prize in Chemistry, 1997
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About Paul Delos Boyer, Nobel Prize in Chemistry, 1997
Paul Delos Boyer (born July 31, 1918) is an American biochemist and analytical chemist. He shared the 1997 Nobel Prize in Chemistry for research on the "enzymatic mechanism underlying the biosynthesis of adenosine triphosphate (ATP)" (ATP synthase) with John E. Walker; the remainder of the Prize in that year was awarded to Danish chemist Jens Christian Skou for his discovery of the Na+/K+-ATPase.
Birth and education
Boyer was born in Provo, Utah. He grew up in a nonpracticing Mormon family. He attended Provo High School, where he was active in student government and the debating team. He received a B.S. in chemistry from Brigham Young University in 1939 and obtained a Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation Scholarship for graduate studies. Five days before leaving for Wisconsin, Paul married Lyda Whicker. They remain married and have three children: Gail B. Hayes, Alexandra Boyer and Dr. Douglas Boyer; and eight grandchildren: Imran Clark, Mashuri Clark, Rashid Clark, Djahari Clark, Faisal Clark, Lisa A. Hayes, Leah Boyer and Josh Boyer.
Though the Boyers connected with the Mormon community in Wisconsin, they considered themselves "on the wayward fringe" and doubted the doctrinal claims of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS Church). After experimenting with Unitarianism, Boyer's scientific background led him to eventually accept atheism.
Academic career
After Boyer received his Ph.D. degree in biochemistry from the University of Wisconsin–Madison in 1943, he spent years at Stanford University on a war-related research project dedicated to stabilization of serum albumin for transfusions. He began his independent research career at the University of Minnesota and introduced kinetic, isotopic, and chemical methods for investigating enzyme mechanisms. In 1955, he received a Guggenheim Fellowship and worked with Professor Hugo Theorell on the mechanism of alcohol dehydrogenase. In 1956, he accepted a Hill Foundation Professorship and moved to the medical campus of the University of Minnesota. In 1959-1960, he served as Chairman of the Biochemistry Section of the American Chemical Society (ACS) and in 1969-1970 as President of the American Society of Biological Chemists.
Since 1963, he has been a Professor in the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry at University of California, Los Angeles. In 1965, he became the Founding Director of the Molecular Biology Institute and spearheaded the construction of the building and the organization of an interdepartmental Ph.D. program. This institutional service did not diminish the creativity and originality of his research program, which led to three postulates for the binding mechanism for ATP synthesis—that energy input was not used primarily to form ATP but to promote the binding of phosphate and mostly the release of tightly bound ATP; that three identical catalytic sites went through compulsory, sequential binding changes; and that the binding changes of the catalytic subunites, circularly arranged on the periphery of the enzyme, were driven by the rotation of a smaller internal subunit.
Paul Boyer was Editor or Associate Editor of the Annual Review of Biochemistry from 1963-1989. He was Editor of the classic series, "The Enzymes". In 1981, he was Faculty Research Lecturer at UCLA. In that same year, he was awarded the prestigious Tolman Medal by the Southern California Section of the American Chemical Society.
See also:
- "Paul D. Boyer - Autobiography" Nobelprize.org
- "Paul D. Boyer - Photo Gallery". Nobelprize.org. 21 Oct 2011
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The current exhibition on show at the RIBA British Architectural Library, gives an insight into the main buildings and street layout designed by John Nash, starting from Regent's Park and continuing along to St James' Park.
In the exhibition are images of Nash's buildings, such as Chester Terrace and Park Crescent. All the images on display are from the collections of the British Architectural Library at the RIBA.
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It took the mythical Odysseus ten years to get home from the Trojan War — twenty if you start counting from the day he left his wife and son behind in Ithaca — and the way things are going, it just might take that long for Warner Brothers to get its long-in-development movie about Odysseus off the ground, too.
Still, at least the studio hasn't given up on the idea. Deadline reports that the project is still in development, and that Warner has hired a Russian filmmaker named Fedor Bondarchuk, who recently directed the 3D IMAX movie Stalingrad, to direct their adaptation of Homer's Odyssey from a script by Jeremy Doner.
The film was first announced five years ago when Warner bought a spec script by Ann Peacock, a screenwriter whose credits include an early draft of The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe. The director attached to the project back then — when it was billed as "a bloody relentless revenge movie" — was Jonathan Liebesman, whose credits include Wrath of the Titans and Battle: Los Angeles.


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So recently an item I made got soft rejected, and I did not fully understand the email. So i just reuploaded it and didn't resubmit the hidden one. Now the hidden tab is empty? What do I do? Do I have to scrap this flyer? or should I just hope it doesn't get rejected again?
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hello mike,
i guess you have to submit their email to help you understand what they want.
If you just resubmitted the same file, then it will get rejected again for the same reason. You need to address whatever the reviewer asked you. A soft rejection is usually pretty quick to fix.
maybe you could let us see the rejection Message and we may help you understand what it meant.
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a) what is a *flat* polygon surface ? Do you mean a polygonal
to a surface ?
b) a polygonal approximation to a surface uses *triangles* not
quadrangles otherwise the surface between the points is not a polygon
c) say your points are {px[1],py[1],py[1]},{px[2],py[2],py[2]}, ..
with these four points you can make a parametric patch
{ a[1]+b[1]*u+c[1]*v+d[1]*u*v,
with u, v in [0,1]
this can be solved by Mathematica and you have your parametric
representation of the surface patch.
For a[1],b[1],c[1],d[1] one gets
{a[1] -> px[1],
b[1] -> -px[1] + px[2],
c[1] -> -px[1] + px[3],
d[1] -> px[1] - px[2] - px[3] + px[4]}
Such approximation is not smooth on the polygon edges. That's why
spline surfaces are constructed, but a spline surface need more than
four points
d) for a curved surface you need the two principal curvatures
and the corresponding directions.
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Langley, BC (rushPRnews) 07/25/12 — Five Canadian Olympians are among the elite group of 12 athletes who have received a medal over the age of 50 since the 1998 Olympics. The Canadian medals have come in equestrian and curling sports where competitors can remain at their athletic peak longer and even improve with age.
Paul Savage was 50 when he won a silver medal with his curling team at the 1998 Olympic Games. Curler Russ Howard turned 50 during the 2006 Olympics and holds the record as the oldest Canadian male to win a gold medal.
The Canadian athletes competing in equestrian events were Ian Millar, 61-years-old during the 2008 Olympics, his equestrian teammate Mac Cone, 56, and Eva-Maria Pracht who was 51 at the 1988 Olympics.
Ian Millar, who was recently named to the 2012 Canadian Olympic team for a record-breaking 10th time, may add to Canada's impressive list of 50+ medallists. Millar holds the record for the oldest equestrian medallist and oldest Canadian medallist but he'll still be seven years short of the record for the oldest overall Olympic medalist. That record is held by Swedish shooter, 72-year-old Oscar Swahn who competed and placed 2nd in the 1920 Olympics. However, if Millar receives a gold medal, he would beat Swahn's record of the oldest athlete to receive a gold medal at age 64.
Another Canadian athlete who could break records is 52-year-old Lesley Thompson-Willie. Returning to the games for a 7th
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Thanks for your opinions guys. Next time I'll be sure to keep it simple, and I'll get more practice.
Thanks for your opinions guys. Next time I'll be sure to keep it simple, and I'll get more practice.
@hicks nice :P
Heres a sketch for a bigger piece
im thinking about posting that one real soon
and crits please
or can i start posting on the intermediate thread?
dude if you want crits, rotate your photo
^ What he said. Rotate your potato.
Your K is a little off, doesn't look right imo. Your E goes in too much (that's probably just me though) and the bottom right of your U is a little thin. And those extensions are eh, at least your letters don't suck and you didn't try to put 301241 fucking arrows. Good job overall. Not intermediate worthy though.
And fuck both of you^ turn your heads.
Definitively better than mine.
the perspective on your can characters is bad, letters are lack-luster, extentions need work, and need to clean up your 3d a bit (some places it's visible in the "paint cloud" others not at all it wouldn't be entirely missing anywhere if the letter is visible).
I am taking everyone advice on how to get better what u guys think on this?
Axil - Looking better, but your A is HUGE compared to the rest. Try to keep them close to the same size.
My bar widths got fucked on this one. I still liked the outcome though.
I Like it apart from the E for some reason it looks like a M flipped so try making it a straight line And what do you think off my stickers
keep working dude
Tried to add a bit of color to my work, is it any better ?
Just keep trying on your bars and spacing. simple fills are fine but just don't get too hung on colors right now. Use a lined notebook to help with your lining.
Already know this one sucks, but maybe you could get the idea i was going for, i only like the A really.
I realize this is the same piece as before, but i forgot i wanted to do the A and E in diferent colors so i redid it. you could crit it


text: LOS ANGELES, May 15, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Crown Crafts Infant Products, Inc., a wholly-owned subsidiary of Crown Crafts, Inc. (NASDAQ-CM CRWS), announced that it has entered into a licensing agreement with Carter's, Inc. (NYSE: CRI), a leading provider of apparel and related products exclusively for babies and young children, for a new line of toddler bedding products catering to the consumer looking for a fun, fresh, lifestyle approach for their two to four year old's room. Crown Crafts Infant Products, a leader in the toddler bedding category is expected to launch the Carter's product line of toddler bedding, blankets & room decor accessories in Spring 2013. Carter's, Inc. markets its branded apparel under two of the most recognized and enduring brands in the nation – Carter's and OshKosh B'gosh. Over the years, it has built the trust of generations of families through a heritage of quality, innovation, and value. Carter's, Inc. clothing and accessories are sold at more than 600 company-operated retail stores, as well as thousands of national department stores and some of the country's largest retailers, such as Babies 'R Us®, Belk®, Bon-ton®, JCPenney®, Kohl's®, Macy's®, and Sears®. This agreement with Crown Crafts marks Carter's first foray into toddler bedding. "We take great pride in our ability to serve the needs of growing families, generation after generation," said Kimberly Northup, Vice President of Domestic Licensing. "We are thrilled to work with Crown Crafts to provide adorable and whimsical bedding for children after they outgrow their cribs." "By any measure, the Carter's brands are iconic within the industry," said Nanci Freeman, President and Chief Executive Officer of Crown Crafts Infant Products. "To have the opportunity to partner with them on this new bedding line is tremendous validation of the consistent and reliable quality Crown Crafts is known for across all of our products." About Carter's, Inc. Carter's, Inc. is the largest branded marketer in the United States of apparel and related products exclusively for babies and young children. The Company owns the Carter's and OshKosh B'gosh brands, two of the most recognized brands in the marketplace. These brands are sold in leading department stores, national chains, and specialty retailers domestically and internationally. They are also sold through more than 600 company-operated stores in the United States and Canada and on-line at www.carters.com and www.oshkoshbgosh.com. The Company's Just One You , Precious Firsts, and Genuine Kids brands are available at Target, and its Child of Mine brand is available at Walmart. Carter's is headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia. Additional information may be found at the www.carters.com. About Crown Crafts Infant Products, Inc. Crown Crafts Infant Products, Inc., a wholly-owned subsidiary of Crown Crafts, Inc., designs, markets and distributes infant and toddler consumer products, including bedding, blankets and other nursery accessories. The Company's products include licensed collections as well as exclusive private label programs for certain of its customers. The Company's website is http://www.nojo.com/. About Crown Crafts, Inc. Crown Crafts, Inc. designs, markets and distributes infant, toddler and juvenile consumer products, including crib and toddler bedding and blankets; nursery and bath accessories; reusable and disposable bibs and floor mats; burp cloths; room décor; and disposable placemats, toilet seat covers and changing mats. The Company's operating subsidiaries include Crown Crafts Infant Products, Inc. in California and Hamco, Inc. in Louisiana. Crown Crafts is among America's largest producers of infant bedding, bibs and bath items. The Company's products include licensed and branded collections as well as exclusive private label programs for certain of its customers. The latest news about Crown Crafts can be found at www.crowncrafts.com. Contact: Tracie SchorCrown Crafts Infant Products, Inc.(562) 295-1983 email@example.com


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Raiganj, Jul 3 (UNI) At least two people were injured when CPI(M) and Congress supporters fought a pitched battle today in Gokarna village following a dispute over municipality election result.
Official sources said police had to fire nine rounds in the air to control the situation. The injured had been admitted to the Raiganj Hospital.
Trouble arose after a tie in the 14-member Gokarna Gram Panchayat, result of which was declared yesterday. Both the ruling CPI(M) and the opposition Congress secured seven seats each.
At this Sub-Divisional Officer Tapas Kumar Bagchi suggested secret balloting in favour of a candidate of both sides. After polling it emerged the Congress had bagged eight votes against the CPI(M)'s six. But the SDO declared the result invalid and ordered re-polling.
Congress supporters then went berserk and clashed with their rivals. Both sides burst bombs prompting the police to fire in the air.
Irate people gheraoed the SDO and BDO but were subsequently freed by the police.
Mr Bagchi later suggested that the parties settle the dispute through a toss. He tossed a coin, the CPI(M) called 'heads' and the result went in their favour.


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It's easy when white perch practically jump into your cooler
I was going fishing. Not just any fishing mind you, but fishing of the most fundamental kind. No flies, lures, plugs, spinner baits, fancy casting, clever approaches or studied presentations. Just plain old-fashioned worm fishing with one rod, two hooks and a sinker.
Sometimes it's catching
It was a few minutes past sundown, but the failing light still burnished the water's surface, making it glow like molten metal. What little wind there had been had died, leaving the water flat. Conditions were perfect for top-water fishing. But it was late. If the fish were going to show, they had better come soon.
A lot can happen in a short time, but you may have to be patient
Our day had started out with high expectations. The plan was to get on the water by 7am, catch a supply of spot for live-lining, cruise a couple of places that had been producing in the recent past, mark some good rockfish, get a quick limit and be home by noon. Conditions were right: little wind, mostly overcast with mild, short-sleeve temperatures.
Some two weeks ago, a member of the Coastal Conservation Association fishing off of Bloody Point snagged his line on what appeared to be an illegal gill net. When weather permitted (Sept. 20), Maryland Department of Natural Resources dispatched the 80-foot-long icebreaker and buoy-tender A.V. Sandusky to hoist the net's bulk....
Sometimes, the fish cooperate
Light was failing fast, and so was I. My umpteenth cast of the evening landed just short of a ragged shoreline edged with marsh grass. The instant my four-inch top-water plug touched the water, I locked the spool down with my thumb and gave the lure a short twitch, creating a seductive gurgle to add to the splash landing. If a big rockfish had been nearby, I was certain it would have attacked the lure. It remained untouched.
Maryland commercial fishermen owe DNR $3 million
When the watermen's associations concurred with the legislation passed last May in House Bill 1372, they might not have realized the eventual financial impact it would have on their members. It has proven to be a $3 million whopper.
Saltwater visitors add to the fun
The autumnal equinox is not yet upon us, but fishing patterns are already changing. September 22 marks the date when the length of day and night are briefly equal, 12 hours each of sunlight and dark.
Casting into the shallows is my fishing favorite
The conditions were finally right. I was fishing along a tree-lined, rip-rapped shoreline that ran for hundreds of yards just outside the mouth of the Severn. Interrupted only by the occasional stone erosion jetty that eased out underwater every hundred yards or so, this area had proven a hot shallow-water rockfish hunting ground this time of year in the past, especially at first light.
A big, powerful surprise
The rod tip dipped, then dipped again. Reaching out, my longtime friend Sandy Sempliner eased the rod from its holder. His reel spool then began to turn slowly. Thumbing it lightly, he tried to determine if extra tidal current was providing the force or if a crafty fish down below was making off with his bait.
$2.9 million needed for commercial fishing checks and balances
Where's the money going to come from?
Legislation passed this year (House Bill 1372) mandates that Department of Natural Resources' program management costs for commercial fishing operations be covered by funds generated in that sector.
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Fantasy Baseball Morning Update: Surgery for Tulowitzki
The Davey Johnson-Joe Maddon feud is certainly entertaining, isn't it? I loved the part where Johnson called Maddon a "weird wuss" with a "tweeter."
Erik Bedard's fine outing raised our streaming starter record to 46-32 for the season. Tonight's selection is Daisuke Matsuzaka (owned in 5.2 percent of FOXSports.com leagues) against the Marlins, while Friday's pick is San Diego's Clayton Richard (2.3 percent owned) at home against the Mariners.
On to the news:
- The Denver Post reports that Rockies SS Troy Tulowitzki will miss eight weeks after undergoing groin surgery today. If you own Tulowitzki, keep him on the DL or bench, but don't bend over backwards to do so if you're tight on roster space. Marco Scutaro will continue to start at shortstop in Tulowitzki's absence.
- Roy Oswalt will make his 2012 debut on Friday for the Rangers. Oswalt is probably an SP5 in standard mixed leagues, but no more than that. Check his 2011 stats, and remember that he's switching leagues. I'm pessimistic about Oswalt's fantasy value.
- The Detroit Free Press reports that Tigers' closer Jose Valverde will rest for 3-4 days due to a sprained wrist, and isn't expected to go on the DL. Joaquin Benoit and Phil Coke are in line for saves during Valverde's absence, but choosing between them on a daily basis would be guesswork.
- After Wednesday's two-homer game against the Yankees, Braves OF Jason Heyward is batting .262 with an .820 OPS, and is on pace for 23 home runs, 80 RBI, 80 runs and 23 stolen bases. His fantasy owners complain too much.
- Blue Jays 3B Brett Lawrie left Wednesday's game with a sore right knee. The Jays are off today, and Lawrie should play tomorrow.
- Red Sox 2B Dustin Pedroia sat last night with his thumb injury, but the Boston Herald reports that he expects to play tonight.
- The Minneapolis Star Tribune reports that Twins C Joe Mauer is still day-to-day with a bruised quad. Don't start Mauer today unless you know he's playing.
- There are six games on today's schedule, including Cardinals-Tigers at 1:05 p.m. ET. Set your lineups accordingly.
- Rays rookie SP Chris Archer was pretty good in his big-league debut on Wednesday, allowing one earned run and striking out seven in six innings. Just remember that Archer walked 45 batters in 76 2/3 innings at Triple A before his promotion, and has a minor-league track record littered with similarly bad control. Archer might figure things out and become a good pitcher, but it probably won't happen this season.
- Royals SP Felipe Paulino had no issues (other than allowing a couple of homers) in a Double-A rehab start on Wednesday. Look for him to rejoin the KC rotation on Monday.
- Rangers 1B Mitch Moreland (hamstring) is headed to the DL, according to the Fort Worth Star-Telegram. The combo of Michael Young, Brandon Snyder and Mike Napoli will hold down the fort in Moreland's absence.
- The Washington Post reports that Ross Detwiler is back in the Nationals' rotation, replacing Chien-Ming Wang. Detwiler wasn't bad as a starter earlier this season. I own him in a 15-team mixed dynasty league, and will start him when the matchups are friendly.
Sorry for the link-free blog entry today. I've been having technical difficulties all week, and since this is my second time writing today's post (my borrowed laptop crashed after 700 words near the end of the first try), I wanted to keep things simple and publish as fast as possible. Thanks for your understanding through this trying, emotional time. By trying and emotional, I mean that I was very emotional when I tried to throw the laptop out the window this morning.
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What's going for it? The presence of a Butlins or Pontin's was once the kiss of death for property prices. These days, holiday camps can be cool. Why, Minehead Butlins even has the Miami-art-deco-inspired "BlueSkies" timeshare apartments. And for the past few years it's hosted that most modish of festivals, All Tomorrow's Parties, which next month brings a host of hip acts to a town that used to be more "end-of-the-pier". But the recent application of cool to Minehead doesn't seem to have changed the town one iota. Its streets aren't plastered in Dalston-cool bars. Its thatched cottages have not been snapped up by international DJs after a bijou retreat to beat Ibiza or Koh Samui. This is not a criticism. Rather the opposite. It is still a place where the bizarre meets the prosaic. The strangest things occur beneath the surface. Like its May Day shenanigans, when self-respecting accountants and IT clerks dress up as hobbyhorses to see off the marauding Danish. Arthur C Clarke was born here. Coleridge wrote The Rime Of The Ancient Mariner here. Someone or other wrote All Things Bright And Beautiful. And Butlins. All in Minehead. Must be on some ley line of weirdness.
The case against Not a lot. It has its shabby moments, but that's all part of the mix. Parking can be a swine, especially in Dunster.
Well connected? The nearest train is in Barnstaple, 20 miles away, not counting the lovely old West Somerset Railway, course. So car it is; it's 30-40 minutes to the M5. Dunster gets super-rammed in summer.
Schools Primaries: St Michael's CofE and Dunster First are "good", says Ofsted; Minehead Middle is "good", too, and "improved significantly". Secondaries: West Somerset Community College is "good".
Hang out at… For something posher than the caffs of Minehead, there are plenty of cute olde pubbes at Dunster.
Where to buy Dunster is the plum spot, and a tourist honeypot of the upper-crust type, with inflated prices to match. But Minehead has a great range. Higher Town and Woodcombe are the choice spots, around The Parks, though the old town, Quay Town and Quay Street are nice, all steep lanes and cottages.
Market values Big detacheds, £450,000-£600,000. Detacheds and town houses, £180,000-£450,000. Semis, £150,000-£350,000. Terraces and smaller cottages, £130,000-£220,000. Flats, £80,000-£220,000.
Bargain of the week Two-bed period cottage, in need of modernisation, on the outskirts, £120,000, with Chanin & Thomas.
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Mandy Grant "I live in Minehead but enjoy visiting Dunster, a quaint medieval village with cobbled pavements and tearooms with pretty gardens to sit out in the summer. The Luttrell Arms is a lovely, snug, olde world pub with a real fire, cosy chairs and newspapers. As for Minehead – no comment!"
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Bulldogs Enter Bye Week
Oct. 7, 2012
ATHENS, Ga. --- No. 14 Georgia (5-1, 3-1) enters its bye week and begins preparations for a trip to Lexington, Ky., to take on the Wildcats on Oct. 20.
Kentucky (1-5, 0-3) is coming off a 24-17 loss to Mississippi State and travels to Fayetteville, Ark., this week to play the Razorbacks.
As head coach Mark Richt shifts his focus to the Wildcats, he is determined to keep Georgia's spirits high after the tough road loss to No. 6 South Carolina.
"Sometimes you have a bad game," Richt said. "You run into a situation where you are playing a team who's at home, they've got some outstanding ball players, they've put together a good plan, they grab momentum early and set off the energy of the fans. Sometimes that happens and it happened this weekend. I'm definitely not losing confidence in this team or coaching staff; that's the worst thing you can do. That's what teams do, they panic and then they fall apart.
"Georgia's not going to fall apart," continued Richt. "We're going to get to work and get better at what we do. If we've got to make some changes, we'll do that. You know, a year ago we were 0-2 and everybody thought the sky had fallen and it was over for Georgia. What did we do? We stayed firm, we believed in each other, we kept banging away, we began to win and before you knew it, we won the SEC Eastern division. Yesterday was one day; it was one game"
Richt feels that while some corrections need to be made, the best thing the Bulldogs can do is get back to work and prepare for their next SEC opponent.
"We definitely have to acknowledge what happened, watch film and make any corrections that can be made," said Richt. "The main thing is to get back to work and come back with a strong performance; that's really the best medicine that we have right now."
As preparations for Kentucky are beginning, Richt knows that every team still has at least half a season left.
"We're halfway done, but there are some teams that aren't at the halfway point in league play," Richt said. "There are a lot of games left to be played. I think everybody's got to keep believing and keep working and we'll see how this whole thing shakes out. We want to be in position to get back to Atlanta. That's our goal."
Since receiver Michael Bennett tore his ACL, cornerback Malcolm Mitchell's role has changed a bit.
"Malcolm Mitchell practiced about 80-90 percent offense last week," Richt said. "His main goal on defense last week was to make sure he understood what to do in case there was some type of injury in the secondary. I don't know exactly how we'll use him, but I wouldn't be surprised if we continue to get him just enough practice on defense that he could get in there if we need him to."
The Bulldogs boast a 51-12-2 record against the Wildcats and a 24-7 record in Lexington. Georgia has won eight of the last 10 meetings, including last year's 19-10 decision in Athens.
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Just part of the serial number. Nothing unusual.
I just got a 1944 M44 carbine and there is an MB before the serial number, does this have any meaning
Just part of the serial number. Nothing unusual.
"You mean to say you don't know me? I'm Antti Rokka. A farmer from the Isthmus. At the moment I sell bullets."
They went to an Alpha-Numeric S/N system in 1937 or 1938. They are two letters from the Cryllic alphabet. Denny
Thanks for the info, the receiver has the MB and the serial #, the buttplate, bolt and magazine cover are marked with the serial number with no MB
Many refirbs were restamped this way.


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A few months ago I climbed a mountain. Yes. You read that right. I left the comfort of my LA home and embarked on an adventure that involved flying to Portland, driving 2 hours through the Washington countryside and climbing a 12,000 foot mountain with a bunch of people I had never met. Call me crazy.
Like most of the difficult things I've tackled in my life, I had completely underestimated this climb. I was not fully prepared for the sheer amount of physical strength I would be required to display. I was also unprepared for how psychologically and emotionally transformational the whole trip would be. I learned a lot about myself while I was up there on Mt. Adams. I think my revelations might strike a chord with you too. Here's what I now know is true:
You're underestimating yourself.
You are completely undervaluing your strength and power. Stop it. Own up to how unbelievably incredible you are. We all see it and can't believe that you can't. That tough stuff you're dealing with now? You can get through it because you're strong. Think you're not good enough to get the job or land the promotion or launch that business? You are but you're shading your brilliance with your self-doubt. Trust me, you are so much more than you are giving yourself credit for.
You are undeniably brave
I'll be honest, if someone had asked me in the days leading up to my trip if I thought I was a brave person I would have said no. After going through my mountain climbing adventure, I can't believe that I ever would have thought that but it's true. You are brave too. You're out there traveling around the globe or working hard to support your family. You're being yourself unabashedly or you're doing the work to uncover what lies deep inside. You're chasing your dream, you're speaking up for what's right, you're baring your soul, you're talking to strangers.
You are Fucking Brave.
I need you to believe it.
No one is judging you.
Honestly everyone is so caught up with their own stuff that they hardly have time to notice all of your "flaws." That assumption that you have about 'everybody thinking how lame you would be if you do x' is a false one. People care deeply about you – the person you are at your core. They care much less about the hard, polished shell you're presenting to the world. They don't care about your missteps or your weaknesses or your flaws. They're not interested in judging you. Plus as we already established in the 1st point, they probably think you're so much more awesome than you think you are.
You have a different definition of success and failure than anyone else. And that's perfectly okay.
I wasn't able to summit the mountain. I got to about 8,000 feet before I had to listen to my body and call it quits. As I descended back down to the camp with the smaller team, I started to beat up on myself. I felt like a failure. Luckily that didn't last too long before I realized what I had just done. Once I reflected on the whole experience, I immediately realized how successful the whole adventure had been. My definition of success for my trip was not solely tied up in whether or not I summited the mountain. I had signed up for the trip because I wanted an adventure, I wanted to try something new, I wanted to learn about the principles of hardiness. The trip was a success on all those counts plus some. Stop measuring your life by someone else's definition of success and failure. Define what it means to fail or succeed for yourself and then live up to it. It will save you gobs of self-abuse in the future.
People are awesome, believe in their goodness.
This trip restored my faith in the goodness of people. Generally, people rock. They want to help, they want you to succeed, they are waiting with open arms ready to assist you. And they want to believe in the goodness of you. Believe in people, they generally don't disappoint.
The biggest takeaway from the whole journey is the importance of stepping outside of your comfort zone. Do things that make you uncomfortable, you'll learn so much about yourself in the process.


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Hello, I am having issue after issue with my 2001 540I. A few months ago, I went through the car wash then it died on me and a message came on that said, engine fail safe prog. The car would start but turn off right away. After checking it with an OBD2 reader it gave me throttle body P Codes. I was convinced it was the throttle body so I bought a new one from the dealer. When I installed the new throttle body it still did not work and it still gave me the engine fail safe prog.
I check the codes again and this time, it gave me a camshaft position sensor bank 1. So I switched the sensors to see if it would give me an error on the other side. When I tried to start the car, it would just crank and crank but never turned on like before. I check the codes again and it gave me 15 codes but it also gave me camshaft position sensor bank 2. So I bought the sensor and put it on. When I got into my car to start it up, it does not do anything and my temp gauge is on the hot position and my battery and oil light are on. I then checked the codes again but this time there is no connection. It is telling me Not Connected to ECU. What is going on? Can anyone give me some advise as what to check. My last resort is take it to a shop
I don't know what else to check.
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I'm planning on buying a 30" MMW9730A Maytag oven microwave combo. The install instructions seem generic about the amperage and wiring stating it's a 240vac 5520w at 30.5amps. Currently I have a 3 wire (with a 4th ground) 10g wire going to 2 phase 30amp breakers. If my math is correct 5520w shouldn't be pulling more than 24amps which would fall in the %80 range. So why do they state it's pulling 30.5 amps? I've currently have the walls out and wondering if I need to spend the money to get this upgraded to 8g/40amp breakers or will the current wiring work?
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The Warrior Girls unveiled their 2011 Swimsuit Calendar at the Warriors-Suns game on December 2.
Fans were excited to get their copy of the highly anticipated calendar featuring the beautiful and talented dance team of the Golden State Warriors.
After a pregame calendar signing in the Club 200
the Warrior Girls made their way on to the court at halftime for the official unveiling ceremony.
Each member of the dance squad waited in anticipation of showing off their calendar photo to the entire crowd.
One by one, the Warrior Girls and hype man Franco Finn removed the cover to reveal the calendar picture.
This years swimsuit calendar cover girl is Rachel, who takes the honor for the second year in a row.
The release of the calendar gave the entire Warrior Girl dance squad plenty of reason to celebrate.
It also ended weeks of speculation, as none of the Warrior Girls had seen their calendar photos until the night of the unveiling.
Like the Warrior Girls, fans also enjoyed their first look at the 2011 calendar.
And the fans got to join the dance squad at the official Warrior Girl Calendar Release Party in the Club 200.
The Calendar Release Party was filmed and broadcast live on the Warriors' GTOE-TV pregame show at Oracle Arena.
All of the Warrior Girls were in attendance and signed autographs throughout the event.
The pregame party allowed fans to meet and interact with the Warrior Girls on a more personal level.
Always happy to connect with their fans, the Warrior Girls certainly enjoyed themselves at the event.
Even though several members of the dance squad had gone through this before, the excitement of a new calendar release never fades.
Throughout the night, the Warrior Girls met with hundreds of fans and signed even more autographs.
In addition, fans who checked in to the Warriors Home Game on Facebook had the chance to have their photo taken with Warrior Girl Amber.
For the fans as well as the Warrior Girls
the night of the calendar unveiling will be one they wont soon forget.
The 2011 Warrior Girl Swimsuit Calendar was shot at Cache Creek Casino Resort and behind-the-scenes videos of the photo shoot can be found on warriors.com.
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Aaron Bodling is exhibiting a collection of recent photographs at Decorah Public Library in June and July. A reception for Bodling will be held Tuesday June 23, 7-8 p.m., on the 2nd floor of the library. The public is invited to come and meet the artist, view the show, and enjoy light refreshments provided by the Decorah Regional Arts Council (DRAC).
The exhibit is a small sample of Bodling's work: a collection of photographs that showcase animal portraiture and local flora. Bodling has been creating visual art for about ten years, citing his first encounter with the work of Ansel Adams as the impetus for delving into the darkroom. He explains, "Photography has been evolving with technology ever since [photography] was invented and most of us are lucky if we can keep up at all! I enjoy using some of the older and newer technologies together, by capturing images with a digital camera and then printing negatives to use with a solar print, or shooting with an older film camera and scanning the negatives for digital manipulation and printing. I often find even more creative energy in the editing or printing process than I do in the process of shooting images."
Bodling studied music and art at Luther College and has worked as a musician, a freelance photographer, and as resident wine and beer snob at the Oneota Community Co-op. He has exhibited his work at Luther College and ArtHaus in Decorah, as well as in Cedar Rapids, Iowa City, New York, and Connecticut.
In the future, Bodling would like to expand his work to include more portraiture and more collaborative projects, especially with is partner, sculptor Jenna Haug, and their children. The two plan to explore different ways that parents can create art with their children.
The Decorah Public Library Mezzanine Gallery has been a joint project of the Decorah Public Library and the Decorah Area Regional Arts Council (DRAC) since 1998. The Gallery is open to the public Monday-Thursday 10 am-8 pm, Friday and Saturday 10 am-5 pm, and Sunday 1-4 pm.
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Hey guys, are you OK? I've just read about the earthquake in Virginia. I hope you all American mates are fine :)
Felt it here in Newport News. Had some weird shaking for about 45 seconds. No damage.
News states it was a 5.9. Very odd indeed! :wacko
Yes ...we felt it here in NJ. a while ago? Very weird. Everyone is in shock. Godspeed to all my tri-state TDH fellow board members.
Thanks for thinking of us :)
The news states people felt it here in Dayton Ohio, but we are in a WWII Military building, so I didn't feel anything personally ;)
NYC felt it too.
Both of the monitors in my office actually shook noticibly, just outside of philly....
Floor rumbled (felt like a couple small waves at the ocean), drop ceiling tiles made a creaking sound that is all in Roanoke, VA. Biggest issue we had was cell phones didn't work (too many people calling)! The wife sad the china cabinet rattled (darn didn't break any of those things :D) Thanks for thing of us is right!
Never expected one to hit in VA. Thought I left earthquakes when I left CA!
Felt it here in Central Ohio. Just felt like the floor was bouncing a bit in my apartment. Lasted maybe 10-15 seconds.
My wife forwarded this to me a while ago.
Haha, that's great.
OK. That was funny!! I may have to copy that one!
Welcome to California! :D
Yeah I felt it in my office building in Detroit. I thought i was going crazy for a moment, until i heard other people talking about it. Superjedi that picture is priceless hahaha. But seriously glad no one was hurt.


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Fanfares and Fireworks, the annual Independence Day Eve event, will return to Gainesville this year and feature a variety of musical groups, a picnic on the grass and a fireworks show.
The event will take place on Wednesday, July 3 at 7 p.m. at the University of Florida Bandsehll at Flavet Field on the University of Florida campus.
Event performers will include contemporary jazz artists Richy Stano and Mindwalk along with contemporary rock artists Mark Gaignard and the Barstool Prophets.
The Gainesville community Band will also perform traditional favorites and later be joined by the University of Florida Billy Mitchell Drill Team Color Guard for a salute to the armed forces.
The evenning will conclude with a fireworks display by Skylighters of Florida. The show will start at approximately 9:40 p.m. and be set to the music of the Gainesville Community Band.
Fanfares and Fireworks is presented by the UF College of Journalism and Communications and its media properties. The City of Gainesville is the primary sponsor and admission is free. No dogs, sparklers or alcohol will be allowed at the event.
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Long ago I never imagined purchasing (even at used market prices) cables at this cost.
After several years and a few jumps in cable quality, I found myself seduced by the Cardas line of cabling.
My first experience in the line began with Quadlink 5C speaker cables that mated nicely with my Aragon and way outperformed my previous cabling, however I wanted more accuracy in midbass performance.
Good fortune smiled upon me when an opportunity to purchase used Cardas Neutral Reference speaker cable at a terrific price; 8 feet of biwire no less!
After hookup and running Ayre's Irrational, but Efficacious! CD glide tone track, I started to critically review the cables...well, after a number of false starts... I was seduced! Taken in! I kept falling into the trap of getting pulled in by the music.
After much play, I finally disciplined myself for a critical listening session.
Starting from the bottom, the bass was much cleaner and more distinct than the Quadlinks. Bass lines were deeper and easier to follow - acoustic bass was properly woody and strings plucked by fingers had a satisfyingly real "thunk". Along with a much appreciated cleanup of midbass, came a deeper, more solid deep bass foundation - punchy and clean. My observation is that this is due to Neutral Reference's ability to discern micro-detail and allow transients to naturally occur from silence to full volume with a minimum of exaggeration or overhang. This is evidenced by its aplomb in reproducing electric bass, synth-bass and drum.
In the most important realm (IMHO) is the famous Cardas midrange. Incredibly detailed without a dollup of fatigue, this is the heart and soul of the Cardas sound - in a word neutral. The reality of vocals had the persistance of gravity; it was difficult to critique as you are constantly drawn into the music. Violins, cellos, pianos and other string instruments projected their essence with full harmonics intact; a testament to NR's ability to cast complex harmonies in proper audible perspective.
In the matter of high frequencies, NR was extended and true. No shriek or excessive bite here (unless it's in the recording). Cymbols shimmered with the most natural fade I've ever heard. Brass and reed had all the bite and "spit" you would expect, full and breathy. Triangles rang with airy purity and extention.
Soundstaging is compromised by my room which is small and nearly cubical, however the stage was well layered and natural in width. It revealed the variety of textures from recording to recording nicely.
Of course, no cable is perfect and NR's faults are present but minimal - it's just a shade past "neutral"; still pure as sunlight - just a little golden in color, say "late afternoon" (a little warm)... Also, the NR midrange is so good, it tends to leave the rest of the audio spectrum slightly behind, showing as a slight lack of coherence throughout the entire frequency range.
In conclusion I am very satisfied with Neutral Reference's qualities: its natural, relaxed textures, impactful yet realistic bass, smooth and extended high end, and most of all, its pure, lifelike portrayal of vocals and midrange instruments make for a great addition to my audio system.
Definitely recommended for audition!
Happy Listening!
P.S. I listened to both vinyl and CD... across several musical genres and styles: Steely Dan, Tchaikovsky, The Eagles, Rita Coolidge, Rhian Benson, Dvorak, Miles Davis, Sade, Dianne Reeves, Fourplay, Casandra Wilson, Zap Mama, Johnny Guitar Watson, Cyrus Chestnut, Earth, Wind and Fire, Marcus Miller, Michael Franks, Ella Fitgerald, Shirley Horn and more!
Product Weakness: Price, Still slightly bass weighty ("golden" or "amber" coloration) Product Strengths: Realistic midrange, excellent timbre and texture top to bottom
Associated Equipment for this Review: Amplifier: Aragon 4004 Mk. II Preamplifier (or None if Integrated): Sonic Euphoria PLC Sources (CDP/Turntable): Sony DVP-S7000; Perpetual Technologies P-1A & P-3A DDE/DAC; Monolithic P3b Power Supply/VPI HW-19 Jr Turntable; Benz-Micro Gold Cartridge; Rega RB-300 Arm; Audio Alchemy VITB/PS-2 Power Supply Speakers: Aerial Acoustics Model 7 Cables/Interconnects: Cardas Neutral Reference bi-wire speaker cable, Cardas Cross, Revelation Audio Labs Prophecy I 2 S digital audio cable, VH Audio Pulsar/NextGen Cu, AQ Ruby & various cheap brand cables. Music Used (Genre/Selections): Jazz, fusion, R&B/Funk/Pop/Rock, Gospel, Blues, 'World', Classical, etc Room Size (LxWxH): 9'9 x 10'9 x 9'4 Room Comments/Treatments: Room too small and cubical. Carpet on slab, oversized chair & end table in room. Removing slap echo with ASC Flutter Stix. Time Period/Length of Audition: Several days Other (Power Conditioner etc.): HTS-2000 Power Conditioner, Room Tunes Deluxe Justarack, Audio Points under speakers Type of Audition/Review: Product Owner
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Pros: Looked good; opened eyes for a less sleepy look
Cons: results only lasted two years...maybe less. Visible scars on eyelid corners.
I went in to surgeon's office for follow-up a year later, and his assistant was trying to talk me into considering other procedures. She said, "have you considered eyelid surgery?"
I had gone to a free seminar by two surgeons (not the one I used) and asked how long the eyelid is supposed to last. "Forever" was the answer, so I went ahead with it. There are reasons some of us have droopy upper eyelids: genetics and gravity. And those reasons overcome surgical results after a couple of years.
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Pros: Looked good; opened eyes for a less sleepy look
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The business distributes high quality printing, writing and copier papers to printers, but has been hit by the manufacturing recession which reduced printing demand as companies cut back on corporate literature. Last month, however, Bunzl said the division was recovering from the tough market conditions. The deal is made up of £64.1m cash, £56.7m borrowings and £18m deferred cash payment.
Chairman Anthony Habgood said: 'While paper distribution represented only 7% of group operating profit in 2001, this disposal marks an important stage of Bunzl's evolution representing a final break with the paper industry with which Bunzl has been associated for over a hundred years.' Bunzl traces its roots back to the paper industry, but has been transforming itself in the 1990s, concentrating on outsourcing services and plastic packaging.
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schools: $697,402 to the African Leadership Academy (Honeydew, South
—For multiple Texas school districts
to provide data-focused personnel,
training, and customer support in
implementing and using data tools
to improve classroom instruction:
$1,385,000 to Austin Community
Foundation (Austin, Tex.).
—To create a comprehensive response
to intervention programs including
relevant processes, training, and tools:
$798,500 to the Denver Public Schools
Found (Denver, Colo.).
—To create an organization that aims
to catalyze a new third sector of high-performing schools in South Africa
modeled on successful American
charter schools: $700,000 to EdVillage
(Washington, D.C.).
—To help government school principals
in the city of Ahmedabad develop
into strong and inspirational leaders:
$2,465,591 to the Kaivalya Education
Foundation (Ahmedabad, India).
—For its 2015 Plan program work,particularly in the areas of data col-lection, reporting, and usage train-ing, and school and regional reviews:$3,500,000 to KIPP Foundation (SanFrancisco, Calif.).
BILL & MELINDA GATESFOUNDATIONSeattle, Wash.
American Indians. To create pathways
out of poverty for American Indian
and Alaska Native families in reser-vation-based communities by linking
public benefits and asset-building programs: $200,000 over two years to the
First Nations Development Institute
(Longmont, Colo.).
Disaster relief. For relief efforts after
the drought in Ethiopia: $1,390,190
over 19 months to Oxfam America
(Boston, Mass.).
Domestic violence. To increase access
to and sustainability of permanent
housing for domestic-violence survivors: $225,000 over three years to
Spokane Tribe of Indians (Wellpinit,
Wash.), $250,000 over 37 months each
to Lummi Nation Service Organization (Bellingham, Wash.), New Hope
Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault
Services (Moses Lake, Wash.), Healthy
Families of Clallam County (Port Angeles, Wash.), and the Crisis Support
Network (Raymond, Wash.).
Education. To collect and analyze data
related to the impact of community-based organizations on student outcomes: $110,000 to the Alliance for
Education (Seattle, Wash.).
—For collaborations between schools
and community organizations:
$340,000 over two years to the Alliance for Education (Seattle, Wash.).
—To mobilize faith leaders in support of
education reforms to improve results
in Tennessee and for the Teacher Effectiveness Initiative in Memphis City
Schools: $301,700 to the Council for a
Strong America (Washington, D.C.).
—To help school systems train those
who observe classrooms to do so
reliably: $1,491,989 over 29 months
to the D.C. Public Education Fund
(Washington, D.C.).
—To create opportunities for classroom teachers to engage the broader
public in King County, Wash., to
provide modest financial support for
classroom activities: $500,000 to Do-norsChoose.org (New York, N. Y.).
—To conduct research related to the
support of effective teaching practices:
$768,112 over 25 months to the Fund
for Public Schools (New York, N. Y.).
—To increase postsecondary education
attainment for military veterans:
$354,000 to Student Veterans of
America (Washington, D.C.).
—To house and make available to qualified researchers the data collected by
the Measures of Effective Teaching
project: $1,297,627 over two years to
the U. of Michigan (Ann Arbor, Mich.).
—To answer broad questions about the
relationship between collective-bar-gaining agreements provisions and
the quality of new teacher applicants
to districts, the distribution of teachers within districts, the effectiveness
of teachers who leave districts, and
the types of teachers who receive
layoff notices from districts: $249,290
over 31 months to the U. of Washington (Seattle, Wash.).
Health. To reduce tobacco use in low-and middle-income countries with priority focus on Africa: $18,000,000 over
33 months to the Bloomberg Family
Foundation (New York, N. Y.).
—To improve maternal health in developing countries: $12,000,000 over
three years to the Harvard School of
Public Health (Boston, Mass.).
—For polio eradication and global-cer-tification goals and to early detect
potential imported wild polioviruses
in high-risk areas and vaccine-derived
polioviruses at low-coverage areas in
China: $200,039 over three years to
the National Institute for Viral Disease Control & Prevention (Beijing,
—For low- and middle-income countries
to accelerate the introduction of new
vaccines through the provision of improved vaccine product information:
$2,991,000 over three years to the
World Health Organization (Geneva,
—For conference support: $200,432 to
the World Health Organization (
Geneva, Switzerland).
Higher education. To help leverage
state subsidiaries to expand access to
affordable, competency-based higher
education: $4,500,000 to Western Governors U. (Salt Lake City, Utah).
Leadership. For peer coaching for non-profit leaders: $30,000 to United Ways
of Washington (Spokane, Wash.).
Libraries. To conduct national research
on consumer expectations and use of
public-library services with specific
focus on e-books and digital content,
priorities for traditional emerging
services, and library-use patterns:
$1,400,092 over 32 months to the
Pew Research Center (Washington,
Public radio and television. For the
20th anniversary of the Golden Apple
Awards, which honors educators in
the state, and to revamp the selection
process to incorporate student-perfor-mance outcomes: $150,000 to KCTS
Television (Seattle, Wash.).
Youth development. To start a network
of youth-development leaders in King
County, Wash.: $45,000 over two years
to the Young Women's Christian Association of Seattle-King County-Sno-homish County (Seattle, Wash.).
$407,226 to the Bipartisan Policy
Center (Washington, D.C.).
—For leadership and project funds for
the foundation's Executive Nurse
Fellows program, which provides
advanced leadership opportunities
for nurses in senior executive roles
in health services, public health, and
nursing education: $735,000 over 27
months to the Center for Creative
Leadership (Greensboro, N.C.).
—For the National Health Policy Forum
to inform federal health policy making: $830,000 to George Washington
U. ( Washington, D. C.).
—To assess legal barriers to health-sys-tem reform: $573,924 to the George
Washington U. Medical Center, School
of Public Health and Health Services
(Washington, D.C.).
—To strengthen public-health institutes' role in and impact on public-health performance, policy, and evidence: $975,000 over 30 months to the
National Network of Public Health
Institutes (New Orleans, La.).
—For technical assistance and direction
for the foundation's New Jersey Partnership for Healthy Kids program:
$627,393 to the New Jersey YMCA
State Alliance (Trenton, N.J.).
—For its organizational and financial
repositioning, taking programs to
scale, and refining benchmarking
work: $1,827,559 over two years to
Public/Private Ventures (Philadelphia,
—To promote the effectiveness of interactive games for health: $779,605 to
the U. of California at Santa Barbara
(Santa Barbara, Calif.).
—For the foundation's Health & Society Scholars program, which trains
scholars to investigate the connections
among biological, behavioral, environmental, economic, and social determinants of health and develop policies to
improve population health: $1,216,127
over two years to the U. of Michigan
School of Public Health (Ann Arbor,
—To provide program and administrative support for the Applying
Behavioral Economics to Perplexing
Problems program: $584,320 over
three years to the U. of Pennsylvania
(Philadelphia, Pa.).
—To build a database with the U.S.
Army to assess the effects of health
assets on illness, expenditures, and
health: $4,214,969 over four years to
the U. of Pennsylvania School of Arts
and Sciences (Philadelphia, Pa.).
—For technical assistance and direction
for the foundation's Salud America!
program, which is focused on preventing obesity among Latino children:
$723,354 to the U. of Texas Health
Science Center at San Antonio (San
Antonio, Tex.).
GEORGE LINK JR.FOUNDATIONNew York, N. Y.
Children and youths. To expand a
seminar for youths in foster care or
juvenile-justice systems that prepares
them for informational interviews
with leading professionals: $30,000
to the Youth Advocacy Center (New
York, N. Y.).
Princeton, N.J.http://www.rwjf.org
Domestic violence. To test an Internet-based intervention for rural, pregnant
survivors of intimate partner violence:
$342,324 over three years to the U.
of Missouri at Columbia (Columbia,
Health. To educate national opinion
leaders and advisers to make informed decisions on health and health
care policy: $577,030 to the Alliance
for Health Reform (Washington, D.C.).
—For its Nutrition and Physical Activity Initiative to encourage collaboration on childhood-obesity prevention:
JOYCE FOUNDATIONChicago, Ill.http://www.joycefdn.org
Arts and culture. For continued salary
support of its executive director and
fund-raising consultant: $40,000 to
the Chicago Cultural Alliance (
Chicago, Ill.).
—For its concert series at the Auditorium Theatre and to build organizational capacity: $60,000 over two
years to the Chicago Jazz Philharmonic (Chicago, Ill.).
—For institutional diversity programs
to increase minority audiences, staff,
and board participation: $150,000 to
the Chicago Theatre Group (Chicago,
—For organizational development and
an artist residency with local jazz
trumpeter and composer Orbert Davis
as a part of the 2011 Chicago Jazz
Festival: $30,000 to the Jazz Institute
of Chicago (Chicago, Ill.).
—For programs and to strengthen organizational capacity: $100,000 over two
years to Teatro Vista Theatre With a
View (Chicago, Ill.).
Conservation and the environment. Forthe Organizing on Emerging Envi-ronmental Issues project: $50,000 toFreshwater Future (Petoskey, Mich.).
—For ongoing and coordinated leadership on the nation's invasive-species
policy and to finalize work on the Can-ada-U.S. Great Lakes Water Quality
Agreement: $75,000 to Great Lakes
United (Amherst, N. Y.).
—For two short-format institutes
designed to prepare 30 or more
journalists for covering the restoration, protection, and management of
watersheds and vital habitats in the
Great Lakes region: $100,000 over 17
months to the Institutes for Journalism and Natural Resources (Missoula,
—To effect clean energy policy adoption
in Minnesota and surrounding Upper
Midwest states: $172,202 to the Izaak
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