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If you will meet personal injury attorneys LA without doing your own homework, your meeting might prove to be a little intimidating. But always remember that all the attorneys are there to help you and to protect your rights as well as your interests. So just keep your head cool, say goodbye to any of your hesitation and conduct your own investigation before you decide upon hiring any specific LA personal injury attorney. There are few very important and imperative questions which should be asked to any lawyer who claims to be dealing with personal injury cases.
How many personal injury cases do you handle on an average?
Many of you might be thinking that what this question's significance is. In fact, let me make it very clear that most of the lawyers who claim that they are handling personal injury cases are exactly not handling these cases by themselves and when any such cases arrives in their office, they refer it to some other lawyer. So whenever you get an appointment with your advocate, ask this question and make it clear that is he going to handle your case by himself or is he planning to refer it to someone else?
How strong my case is?
Any qualified and experienced legal professional will take a close look at your case, analyze it thoroughly and will let you know that how strong your case is. Is it worth filing a lawsuit against the offender? Will it bring appropriate amount of compensation for you.
How much approximate time will you take in resolving a case like mine?
Every personal injury lawyer in Los Angeles has got his own style of dealing with cases. Some of them work very fast while others work in a slow speed. However it is not necessary that those working fast will always prove to be better solicitors. In fact, holding out longer on a case indicates more chances of getting better and appropriate compensatory amount. But the second option works only when your legal professional works regularly on your case. That's why you should know the approximate time that will be required for resolving your case.
Do you charge any sort of hidden costs other than your regular fee?
This question is also very important as everything about the payment's terms and conditions need to be clarified before you hire injury lawyers in Los Angeles. Ask your advocates that what is their procedure of charging fee? If they are charging the payment on contingency basis the exact percentage should be known by you so that no issues arise later. In general, this contingency fee percentage is 33 percent and 50 percent.
7/27/2017 03:54:08 pm
I like that you mentioned to ask a lawyer how many personal injury cases they handle. It makes sense that you would want t lawyer who has a lot of experience and specialization in personal injury law. That way, you know that you will be working with somebody who can help you win. I am looking for a lawyer who can help me get compensation for my accident. I will definitely keep this in mind.
7/13/2018 10:23:06 pm
Thank you for suggesting that you should make sure and ask the lawyer how strong your case is. This seems like it could be very important especially when it comes to going to court. Hopefully, individuals that have been injured are able to do some research and find the right attorney to help them.
7/17/2018 08:04:59 pm
Thanks for mentioning how a personal injury attorney should be very experienced with handling cases like your own. I also think it's nice that you said that they should work hard to getting you compensated. My father in law is considering hiring a personal injury attorney that is experienced in cases like his own specific one.
8/15/2018 01:06:19 am
Thanks for helping me understand that it is important to ask about the percentage if the attorney is paid on a contingency fee to avoid misunderstandings. I will share this with my sister because she plans to look for a lawyer who has this kind of payment mode since she lacks the budget. She just needs to file for a claim since they got into an accident this morning when there was a driver who drove while he was drunk which resulted in a collision. Thanks!
8/16/2018 01:58:26 pm
I really appreciate your reminder that just because an attorney can work fast, that doesn't mean that they are the best choice. My wife is concerned that I am going to get myself hurt while on the job, and I know that she can get impatient at times. I will be sure to tell her that if I get injured, we shouldn't just go with the attorney that is the fastest!
8/21/2018 10:44:25 am
One of my acquaintances got hit by a car, so she may need an attorney to help her. Thanks for mentioning that she should ask the attorney how much experience they have, as it can help her find the best attorney for her needs. These tips will really help her out, so thank you or sharing this.
10/2/2018 01:13:44 am
I'm glad that you pointed out how a great personal injury lawyer can tell you if you have a strong case or the chances of receiving the right amount of compensation for all the damages. If I were to require a legal representative that specializes in these types of cases, I definitely want someone that can be honest with me up front. I would want to know from the get-go if the case is worth pursuing so that I can avoid wasting everybody's time.
I really appreciate your tip to analyze your case and see if it will bring enough compensation for you to make it worth it. My wife really got into a minor car accident, and she told me that she has some small paints in her wrist. I will be sure to check the situation and see if it is worth bringing it to court!
10/23/2018 02:55:16 am
My dad was badly injured and the bills are piling up as well because my neighbor accidentally hit him with a soccer ball. It was suggested here that when consulting with a personal injury lawyer, he should ask on how long will it take to resolve the case. Moreover, it's recommended to hire an experienced personal injury lawyer for the best outcome.
10/24/2018 02:06:24 pm
I'm glad you pointed out that we should ask personal injury lawyers about the strength of our case pretty early in the process. My husband was recently injured in a slip and fall accident, so we've been looking for a personal injury lawyer to represent our claim. wasn't sure what questions to ask once we find one, so thanks for sharing these suggestions!
I like what you said about lawyers taking a close look at your case to analyze it. I would say that hiring an attorney for any kind of legal matter is the best way to maintain objectivity in any kind of case. If I were to need an attorney, I would do some searching to find the best firm in my area.
11/2/2018 10:41:54 am
One of my coworkers got into a car accident a few weeks ago, and she was in a lot of pain. I like how you mentioned that if she chooses to hire a lawyer, she should ask how many personal injury cases they handle, as it will help her know if they are experienced. These tips could really help my coworker, so thanks for sharing them.
11/2/2018 01:22:07 pm
One of my friends was recently injured at work and she is trying to find a quality personal injury lawyer so that she can get the compensation she needs. You make a great point that one of the first things you should when looking for a lawyer is to find out how many similar cases in the past because this will show how much experience they have. Also, in my opinion, I think that my friend should ask potential lawyers about their track record with getting clients compensation because this will give her an idea of the odds of success with that specific lawyer.
11/8/2018 10:32:06 pm
My sister was badly injured when she accidentally slipped in the stairs last weekend, so, she decided to hire a personal injury lawyer to help her with the claims. It was explained here that it will be best to ask the lawyer on how the strong the case is and the time that will be needed to resolve the case. Moreover, it's recommended to hire an experienced personal injury lawyer for the best outcome.
11/16/2018 06:14:15 pm
I agree that you want to find a worker's comp lawyer that will analyze your case and let you know how strong it is. Finding someone who is honest with you would really help as well. My husband and I are looking for a worker's comp lawyer, so we'll have to check their qualifications first.
12/10/2018 12:33:42 am
My sister was badly injured after our neighbor accidentally hit him with a baseball bat and wanted to be properly compensated because the medical bills are piling up. It was explained here that a good personal injury lawyer can discuss on how strong his case is. Furthermore, it's recommended to hire an experienced personal injury lawyer for the best outcome.
12/11/2018 09:31:47 am
My brother was recently involved in a car accident, so he has been talking about hiring a lawyer due to injuries. I like your point about how a lawyer can take a closer look at the case and determine how strong it is. I'll definitely encourage him to meet with a few law firms so they can evaluate his claim first.
12/18/2018 04:11:08 pm
I'm glad that I found this case because my best friend got into a small car accident the other day, resulting in some injuries. It makes sense that a lawyer could look at your case and analyze it to see how strong the case is. I'll let my best friend know this information so she can start looking for a lawyer to help her out.
12/20/2018 12:21:17 pm
Winter is here and that means that a lot more car accidents are going to happen. I got into a car accident the winter before last, so I'm a bit paranoid about it happening again. It was so helpful when you mentioned that I should ask a personal injury attorney about how long it would take to resolve a case like mine, as it will help me find the best lawyer for my needs. Thank you so much for all the tips on how to hire a personal injury attorney. I'll definitely keep them in mind in case I get into a car accident.
12/26/2018 03:17:37 pm
I just got in a fender bender last week. It wasn't super bad, but I have some whiplash and recurring headaches since. It makes sense that I would want to find a car accident attorney to help me with a case like this. I'll ask an attorney what is their procedure of charging a fee. It makes sense that we would want to know all of the fees when hiring someone like this!
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12/26/2018 07:21:56 pm
Kate you are correct. Most Attorney's work on a contingency basis. This means you pay no fees up front. You only pay when they win for you.
12/27/2018 07:13:41 pm
I think that asking how strong your case is to a lawyer would be incredibly wise. I think if they say yes, then they can help you and you're on the right track. If they say no, then you know that this decision is very knowledge-based and you can carry on and probably save money in the long run by not filing a lawsuit. I will have to do that the next time I think about filing any sort of lawsuit.
1/9/2019 05:35:12 pm
You make a good point to ask a lawyer how strong your case is before proceeding with the process. This will help save you money if you don't have a strong case but will also help strengthen it if you do have one. It would be good to have consultations with a few lawyers to find one that you can communicate with easily and will be honest with you.
A friend of mine was has been thinking about hiring a personal injury lawyer and wants to pick a great one. I like the questions that you suggest asking during the free consultation. Next time I see my friend, I will make sure to recommend that he asks how strong his case is so that he will know if it is worth filing.
1/14/2019 10:56:33 pm
You make a good point to ask a auto accident attorney what they think about your case and if it's strong or not before you go forward with filing it. This would be smart since it could help you get the appropriate amount of compensation to cover your injuries. It would also ensure that you file everything correctly since the lawyer would be able to help with the process which means you would get compensation sooner.
1/17/2019 11:23:51 pm
Before hiring any personal injury lawyer, it would be a good idea to ask them some questions. Of the ones you have listed here, I do think that finding out how much time your case will take is a good one. Granted, not every case is the same but it would still be a good thing to ask!
2/4/2019 07:29:49 pm
Asking how strong my case is as you mentioned is something that I do need to ask a personal injury lawyer in order to know if I can claim my insurance or not. Since you also pointed out that I should inquire how many injury cases they handle at average, it could mean that it would be beneficial if they have more. If possible, it does make sense to ask if they have other hidden costs other than their regular fee as you said so that I can get a good approximate of their fees.
2/13/2019 08:14:14 pm
I really like that you point out that you should make sure and ask your attorney about hidden fees. My husband was in a car accident and we are wanting to find an attorney to help with our case. I'll have to look into finding the best car accident attorney in my area.
2/19/2019 03:50:12 pm
I agree that a good lawyer will be able to look at how strong your case is. They will be open and let you know if you have a claim, like you said. They will then be able to tell you which processes will be the most effective for the case.
2/27/2019 01:08:09 pm
Thanks for mentioning how an attorney can look at your case, analyze it, and let you know how strong it is. My brother was injured in the head when a metal beam struck him at a social gathering. Because I think he might have a case, I'll suggest that he meet with a personal injury attorney to take a look as to what could be done.
2/28/2019 10:11:31 am
My brother was recently involved in car accident so he's been talking about hiring a lawyer. I like your point about asking how many cases they are currently handling. I'll suggest he ask about this so he can find someone with plenty of time to devote to his case.
3/13/2019 05:03:53 pm
It makes sense that we would want to ask what the approximate time that will be required for resolving the case is. I think that it would be nice to know a timeline, especially for legal matters like this! My sister just got in a car crash that hurt her back, so I will pass this information along to her so that she can look for an attorney to help.
I agree that lawyers are there to help and protect your right so it's you should not be intimidated during your first meeting. My friend is now looking for one because her arm was badly injured due to a building mishap in their office. The management won't take responsibility for the incident so she filed a case. I hope she finds a well-experienced lawyer to represent her soon. I advise her to be confident when she meets her lawyer of choice.
3/15/2019 08:28:02 pm
It's good to know how to hire a personal injury lawyer. I need to help my brother find one because he was in a car accident the other day. I'll be sure to find someone who can tell him how strong his case is, like you said. That'll be good to know.
3/26/2019 10:37:59 am
I liked how you talked about knowing how strong the case is. My friend was talking to me about how they weren't sure if they should hire a lawyer since she wasn't sure how strong her case would be. I think that it wouldn't hurt to ask especially if the answer is that the case is very strong.
3/28/2019 03:49:25 pm
You've got great tips for hiring a personal injury lawyer. I like how you said that they shouldn't refer your case to someone else. We'll be sure to find someone like that for our car accident case.
4/9/2019 03:22:56 pm
I like how you said that we should ask if the lawyer will be handling our case directly or if other people will be involved. My husband and I were in a car crash recently and want to find a good attorney to help us get compensation for our medical bills. I'm glad I read your article because now I know what questions to ask when we look for a lawyer.
4/16/2019 03:44:59 pm
That's good to know that you should ask a personal injury lawyer how they will handle your case since you may what someone who will take more time on your case while others may like the case to be closed quickly. Plus, you can ask the lawyer how they will communicate with you so you can make sure you get the amount of communication needed to be updated about your case.
4/22/2019 04:04:47 pm
That's good to know that you should ask how strong your case is to see whether you should go forward with filing a lawsuit. This is smart to do since you want to make sure whether the money will be worth it and if you'll be compensated enough to counter the expenses. It would be good to go to a couple personal injury lawyers to get their opinions of your case so you can figure out which one is honest with you about your circumstances.
4/26/2019 12:43:21 pm
This article taught me that it's important to look to see if it is worth filing a lawsuit against an offender and if it will bring appropriate compensation. Personally I feel like it would be important to go to an experienced professional as soon as possible to determine this, so you know if it is worth spending your time and effort on. In the future I'll have to look for experienced attorneys who can help me analyze personal injury claims.
4/29/2019 12:42:24 pm
I liked how you said to pay attention to whether or not the attorney you speak to will be the one to handle your case or if it will be someone he refers it to. My friend has been a little confused about the process and what she can expect. I think that knowing this will really help her to make sure she finds an attorney that she jells with and work well with.
5/9/2019 02:50:06 pm
I'm glad that you mentioned that I should ask the personal injury attorney I will hire on how many cases their services handle on average. I think asking them how strong my case is would give me a good idea if I should pursue the doctor for the negligence he did. Hopefully, they would also give me an approximate time on resolving my case so that I won't waste any more time to settle the incident.
5/15/2019 03:20:01 pm
Knowing that you can get a personal injury attorney that will give all their time to the service is useful. My sister might like knowing this as she looks for a service. Having a legal counsel is a great idea.
5/28/2019 11:38:09 am
I think I will ask a personal injury lawyer from a good law firm how strong my case is so that I'll have an idea if I should pursue the driver or not. Thanks for adding that I should ask how much approximate time it would take to resolve my case so that I'll know how much time I need to spend on this. Hopefully, they'll tell me about hidden costs as well so that I'll be aware of what I need to spend in order to avail of their services.
5/29/2019 04:18:00 am
My brother was badly injured while he was on his way home from his work. It was explained here that when talking to a lawyer, he should ask the approximate time they will take to resolve his case. Moreover, it's recommended to hire an experienced personal injury lawyer for the best outcome.
5/29/2019 05:31:49 pm
Thanks for these tips on how to find a good worker's comp lawyer. It would make sense to check their experience first, as you suggest. My husband and I need a worker's comp lawyer, so we'll have to check their experience.
5/30/2019 08:27:57 am
I suppose I should ask a personal injury attorney about hidden costs so that I'll be prepared financially. Thanks for adding that I should ask them how strong my case is in order for me to see if pursuing the man who injured my sister is worth our time. Maybe I would also ask how much approximate time it would take so that I can get an estimate on the expenses that I have to pay for the lawyer and for my sister's medical bills.
5/30/2019 01:02:47 pm
I never thought to ask how strong my case is. I'll be sure to ask this when I find a car accident attorney since I just got in a wreck. I need legal representation for this!
6/13/2019 06:57:31 pm
I hope to hire a personal injury attorney who can handle my case. Thanks for reminding me that I should ask them how strong my case is as well. If I were to choose, I think I'll ask them about the hidden costs so I'll be aware of the fees I have to pay for.
6/20/2019 07:40:23 pm
I really appreciate your tip on how to find a good lawyer. It would make sense to ask if they have handled similar cases before. My husband and I are looking for a worker's comp lawyer, so I'll have to check their past work.
6/29/2019 12:48:14 pm
You've got great tips for hiring a personal injury lawyer. I love how you said to ask how strong your case is. Hopefully, when we hire a pro, we have a strong case for our car accident.
7/2/2019 01:03:25 pm
Thanks for the suggestion to ask a potential lawyer for an approximation of how much time the case could take since they likely have experience with similar cases. My husband was recently injured after being bitten by a neighbor's dog. He sustained some fairly serious damage that resulted in fairly steep medical bills. Hopefully we can find a great personal injury lawyer in our area who can help us work through the case fairly quickly.
7/16/2019 05:23:25 pm
Thanks for these tips on how to find an injury lawyer. It would make sense to ask how many cases they usually handle at a time. My husband and I are looking for a worker's comp lawyer, so we'll have to check their case load first.
7/17/2019 02:54:01 pm
Thank you for your great article on what to ask a personal injury lawyer when hiring them! My husband was injured and need an attorney. I will definitely keep all of your great tips and information in mind when hiring a suitable attorney for my husband's case.
7/19/2019 12:23:51 am
This was great information! Before selecting a personal injury lawyer asking questions from the personal injury lawyer is an important step to choose the right lawyer for your case. A qualified and experienced lawyer understands your case very well and can handle it easily.
7/23/2019 09:40:33 pm
All of the questions you listed here are good ones to ask. I'd for sure ask about the past experience of the lawyer. That way, I can be sure that the person I'm going to hire is qualified to do my case.
7/25/2019 04:25:55 pm
Thank you for your tip to ask the attorney about the strength of a case before deciding to file a lawsuit. I was recently involved in an accident at work and fractured my wrist. I will make sure to ask any attorney that I meet with what the odds are of winning my case before I decide on who to hire.
7/26/2019 01:21:03 pm
I'm glad that they can let you know how strong your case is. There's a lot of uncertainty when you go to court, and knowing that much would be a great comfort. It's good to know where you stand.
8/5/2019 02:38:37 am
This was great information! Before selecting a personal injury lawyer asking questions from the personal injury lawyer is an important step to choose the right lawyer for your case. A qualified and experienced lawyer understands your case very well and can handle it easily.
11/14/2019 12:54:32 pm
I liked that you mentioned an experienced personal injury lawyer will be able to tell you if your case is strong enough to get the appropriate compensation for you. My husband's brother got injured at work, and we are looking for advice. I will let him know about the benefits of hiring an experienced personal injury lawyer to help his brother.
12/23/2019 04:30:15 pm
I love how you said that they'd look at it and tell you how strong your case is. It's important to be prepared from the start so you're not disappointed or surprised. I'll make sure that's the first question I ask.
12/26/2019 01:15:00 pm
It's good to remember that one of the questions we should ask is whether our case seems strong enough to win. My friend and I were driving home from a camping trip when somebody ahead of us hit some ice and caused an accident that left us both with some moderate injuries. We'll want to make sure when we start hunting for a lawyer to help us that we find someone who's confident they can win our case.
1/6/2020 02:59:40 pm
I like how you explain that you should look for an attorney that can regularly work in your case. My cousin had an accident and since then, he hasn't received any compensation from his insurance. I will tell him to contact an accident attorney so that he can get better advice.
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The Arizona A.R.E. Fall Retreat was held at the Franciscan Renewal Center (The Casa) the weekend of October 15 and 16, 2016. Over 60 members of our spiritually-minded community attended this two-day event. Keynote speakers for the event were noted Edgar Cayce researchers and authors Sidney and Nancy Kirkpatrick. Accompanying them was Ms. Faith Harding, one of the few remaining people to have received a reading from Edgar Cayce. Ms. Harding is profiled in the Kirkpatrick's book, True Tales from the Edgar Cayce Archives. Additionally, the Kirkpatrick's brought an aurascope. Cayce detailed the construction of this device in December 1933. Despite numerous attempts, it was only in the past couple of years that an actual, functioning model was able to be manufactured. Rounding up our list of scheduled dignitaries was Darlene Bodnar. Ms. Bodnar oversees the Rocky Mountain region of the national A.R.E.
The event started Saturday morning with a prayer for our deceased brother, Dr. Peter Schoeb. Peter passed suddenly this past February while on a chiropractic teaching mission in Ecuador. He is still deeply missed. Sidney then introduced Ms. Harding, and gave an overview of the history and workings of the aurascope. During break periods, the Kirkpatrick's graciously allowed our community members to experience seeing auras surrounding their friends. All who wished to experience these phenomena had the opportunity to both see an aura and have their aura seen by another.
The remainder of the Saturday morning session found Sidney connecting names to the numbers found in the Edgar Cayce Readings. To protect individual privacy, Gladys Davis, the Cayce long-time secretary and keeper of the records, assigned random numbers to the people who received readings. The Kirkpatrick's latest work, True Tales from the Edgar Cayce Archives, unmasked the numbering system and told the stories of the people behind the numbers. These people include those who were close to the Cayce's and instrumental in launching his work. Sidney's anecdotes surrounding this inner circle added great meaning for both the newer Cayce followers, as well as those who are more long-term students of the work.
Nancy Kirkpatrick took the microphone after lunch and presented the important foundations Cayce brought to light regarding our physical, mental, and spiritual bodies. Nancy did a superb job in explaining the interconnectivity between these associated elements within each of us. Her presentation began with the importance of the CARE (Circulation, Assimilation, Relaxation, and Eliminations) principles that Cayce espoused. Nancy brought forth several CARE concepts that all should practice. Her first offering was Cayce's head and neck exercise. This regimen is frequently referenced in the Cayce medical readings, and has been found to reverse degradation of bodily functions within the upper region of our bodies, such as sight and hearing. Secondly, Nancy had the audience stand and stretch every 20 minutes. This simple exercise is becoming more critical in our technologically driven lives, since most technology is used while physically idle. Furthermore, this dovetailed nicely into the third suggestion of "Get Moving"! Cayce said that a 30-minute daily walk would be of great benefit to all.
After the Saturday sessions and evening supper, we gathered in the courtyard for a wine and cheese social. The Kirkpatrick's kicked off the event with snippets from the Cayce Source that injected humor into individual readings. This material is derived from a 1978 publication by Edgar and Gertrude Cayce's youngest son, Edgar Evans. Titled, Humor from the Edgar Cayce Readings, Nancy and Sidney presented some zingers with the duo replicating the actual reading where Nancy asked the question and Sidney, with improvisations, provided the response from the Source. One such exchange comes from Reading 3517-2, where the question was asked about when a certain trouble began. The Source immediately replied, "About 35,000 years ago!" Of course, the Source did provide more meaningful amplifying information supporting this retort.
Following the skit, the attendees were introduced to the Pit game. This Milton-Bradley game was invented by Edgar Cayce. It was one of the few games he could play where his psychic abilities could not be used to alter the outcome of the game. Based on the commodity markets, players try to "corner the market" by attaining all the cards in play for a certain product, for example, gold or oats. The winners at each table faced off to determine the grand prize winner. A new member to our community, Trudy, from Prescott, AZ, was the big winner. She was presented a new Pit game by the Kirkpatrick's for her achievement.
James Betz led two moving release meditations with his crystal bowls. The various sounds James is able to emit from the bowls truly inspire and activate our inner forces. James provides these meditations at various spiritual venues throughout the metro-Phoenix area. In addition, traditional Catholic Mass was also available at The Casa for any who wished to attend the worship service.
After a few aurascope viewings under the morning sun, Sidney resumed his explanations into the life and times of Edgar Cayce. Details were provided regarding the Cayce hospital and the effects the Great Depression of the 1930s had on the Cayce work. A deeper look was also given into the unique relationship the key actors maintained among themselves. Sidney wrapped his portion of the presentation by discussing the final years of Edgar Cayce and his eternal friendship with Little Anna Seay.
Going into the lunch break, the community was treated to a special guest appearance by an inaugural Cayce Holistic Practitioner, Dr. Gladys McGarey. Spry in step and sharp of mind, 96 year old Dr. Gladys relayed to the group a brief history of her Cayce-based work spanning over a half-century, including the A.R.E. Clinic which she co-founded in Phoenix with her former husband, Dr. William McGarey. Calling for a paradigm shift into living medicine, Dr. Gladys told of her current endeavor, The Foundation for Living Medicine. She shared her vision of a Loving Birth Center which shall provide a comprehensive range of services to mother and child at every stage of the pregnancy.
Our Sunday afternoon session had the second part of Nancy's program. Having discussed the physical body on Saturday, Nancy's focus on Sunday was the mental and spiritual aspects of our existence. Nancy drove home the primary component of all the Cayce work, regardless if the spectrum is physical, mental, or spiritual, and that is the need for consistency. Her message was that if we truly want to achieve anything, whether it is health or spiritual growth, we must consistently work towards that end by doing that which we know to do.
The Fall Retreat ended with a spectacular session featuring Ms. Harding. At a very young age, Faith, like Cayce, was divinely gifted and a channel for esoteric communication. In fact, Cayce identified her as previously having incarnated as Saint Elizabeth, John the Baptist's mother, and as Saint Cecilia. The Cayce Source further warned all that she is a special child and is protected from upon High. Faith discussed her life and answered numerous questions from the audience regarding her memories and recollection of these events. This was a truly inspiring session and an excellent close for a most successful retreat.
Thank You
The Arizona A.R.E. Core Group members thank our community for their participation. We are currently evaluating our options for future retreats and will make them known as they become finalized. In the interim, we do have John Van Auken slated to be here in February 2017. More details shall be forthcoming soon. God Bless.


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Sir Richard Branson, CEO of Virgin and entrepreneur, has a well-known philosophy: employees come first.
In an interview with Inc. president and editor-in-chief Eric Schurenberg, he explains his theory, "If the person who works at your company is 100 percent proud of the brand and you give them the tools to do a good job and they are treated well, they're going to be happy and therefore the customer will have a nice experience."
It seems simple: Happy employees are engaged employees. Engaged employees deliver on results.
It's not just customer service. Engaged employees are more productive, bring in more revenue, and deliver better quality.
Here are the stats:
- Fast Company indicates engaged employees are 12% more productive.
- Harvard Business Review concluded more engaged organizations have double the rate of success than ones that don't.
- Harvard Business Review notes that more engagement equates to "48% fewer safety incidents; 41% fewer patient safety incidents; and 41% fewer quality incidents (defects)."
What is employee engagement?
Engagement can mean a variety of things, but at it's core– it's employees' desire to come to work and do their best. Engaged employees typically believe in the company, including its goals. They know how they contribute to the goals and successes. They talk about the company to friends, encouraging them to join the company.
Engaged employees are fulfilling a purpose. They feel pride in their company and their work.
What can you do to increase employee engagement?
There are a variety of levers that human resource professionals use to increase employee engagement. Here are a few ideas:
- Engage your leaders — executives and officers. Leadership sets the example and the tone. The more engaged leaders are, the more engaged the rest of the organization is. Coach these leaders as necessary.
- Practice open and kind communication. If there's a culture of open communication, people will be more likely to be kind and honest. They'll also accept feedback more readily. This open and kind communication will ensure, too, that toxicity is diminished if not destroyed. Ensuring employees have a voice is half the battle to increasing employee engagement.
- Trust and push down authority. Are the employees most able to make the right decisions making them? Is there unnecessary bureaucracy or micromanagement?
- Help people understand how they contribute to revenue as well as company success. If they know how they're influencing success, they'll keep doing what you need them to.
- Ensure the environment is healthy — consider the wellbeing of employees and provide perks around them like the ability to volunteer and ways to exercise.
- Train new managers. Set things right from the very beginning. Help new managers understand their role, especially in making people and the company successful.
- Celebrate wins. When employees succeed, let them know. This feedback is just as important as areas where they need to improve.
- Ensure employees are able to chart their own course, receive promotions, and use their best skills. Create
projects that are a stretch, but make sure they have everything they need to do it. Allow them to make mistakes, too. That's how everyone learns.
- Provide perks like working from home. Indeed indicates two of the top three benefits are related to working from home.
Have any tips around increasing employee engagement?
We love hearing how employees are engaged. Share your tips with us and maybe you could win some schwag.


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January 26th, 2017 | Danielle Brossart
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Seroquel Abuse Signs
Despite the commonly held belief that it is not addictive, statistics continue to show an increasing number of people who are getting hooked on Seroquel. This is especially so when they have taken it for a long time or for purposes that are contrary to the medically approved ones.
Seroquel is a prescription drug that is often used in dealing with symptoms of conditions such as schizophrenia, bipolar disorder and manic depression. Note that the drug only takes care of the symptoms and does not treat the conditions themselves. In this case, the drug is only meant for short term use and in accordance with the prescriptions of qualified medical practitioners. In other instances, Seroquel is used in decreasing or lessening the withdrawal symptoms of an individual who is recovering from cocaine addiction or alcohol addiction.
Aside from its use in the medical field, however, Seroquel has become widely used for recreational purposes especially by individuals addicted to heroin and cocaine. It is believed that the drug accentuates the effects of heroin while reducing the crash in the case of cocaine.
In addition, it has been noted that the drug blends quite well with these drugs, thereby explaining its use by addicts in this category. Also complementing the abuse of the drug is the fact that the prescription and uses of the drug are not controlled. This means that the drug is widely available both in legal places like healthcare facilities and drug stores as well as in illegal places such as through street vendors.
The addictive potential of the drug has been disputed for quite some time. Actually, the drug comes with very low potential as far as habit formation is concerned. However, as with any other drug, continuous and prolonged consumption of the drug is known to more or less modify the functioning of the brain especially regarding the release of the chemicals dopamine and serotonin. If this is the case, the user will have a craving for the drug since normal brain function will be compromised.
If at any time he or she attempts to stay off the medication, withdrawal symptoms will set in. Eventually, the individual may end up overdosing on the drug. This is mainly after the development of chemical tolerance whereby the individual will be obtaining less effectiveness from the same dosage. This means that he or she has to increase the dose.
It has been reported that some individuals who started taking very small amounts now take over eight times the initial amounts they used to take just to obtain the initial effects. This, of course, is extremely dangerous and may even have fatal results. It is therefore important to stick to the dose assigned by the medical practitioner and to take advice if the initial doses are losing their effectiveness.
There are three signs that could point to Seroquel addiction.
- Allergic Reactions – Rashes, hives, unexplained swelling, difficulty swallowing and breathing.
- Health Issues – Dry mouth, weight gain, headaches, drowsiness, dizziness, general body weakness, lethargy, fatigue.
- Behavioral Signs – A desire to be alone, "doctor shopping" to acquire higher doses, compulsive consumption of the drug, irritability, mood swings.


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I'm just going to say it: sometimes liking fashion – and particularly blogging about fashion – makes some people assume you're stupid.
I've known this for a while now, but it was really brought home to me a few weeks ago, when I posted a running-related photo on Instagram, and got a handful of comments which, while obviously well-meant, and intended as jokes, were nevertheless just a little bit condescending. It was obvious from the responses that some of my followers found the idea of me running absolutely hilarious: they imagined I would only do it if it allowed me to wear something pink and sparkly, and probably with a full face of makeup, and perfectly coiffed hair, into the bargain.
As it happens, I've been running for years now: I don't wear make-up, I buy my shoes for the fit and comfort rather than for the style, and wear my hair scraped back in a sweaty ponytail. You wouldn't know that, though, because I don't show you it: why would I? No one needs to see my tomato-red, post-workout face, my worn-out running clothes, or my ratty hair, just like they don't need to see the pile of laundry waiting to be folded in the kitchen, or the dirty paw-prints on my living room floor. They're real, and they're honest, but they're not exactly Instagrammable, so I don't bother to document those moments. Instead, I post another photo of a red lipstick or a pair of sparkly shoes… then I wonder why people talk down to me sometimes, or assume I'm shallow.
But then again, why should people talk down to me just because I'm partial to red lipstick, and have never met a big skirt I didn't like? What is it about fashion and beauty (and blogging about fashion and beauty) that makes people assume that anyone who's interested in those things cannot possibly be interested in anything else? Blogging is my job: it's not who I am, and the things I choose to blog about aren't the only things I ever think about. If I met an accountant, say, I wouldn't assume that she'd only want to talk about numbers all night, or that I'd have to get out a calculator to keep her entertained. I have certain acquaintances, however, who feel they must mention shoes in every single conversation they have with me, because my blogs have convinced them that shoes are the only thing I ever think about. In a way, it's hard to fault them for that, because when you only show one side of yourself on your blog (or on Instagram, or whatever), people will assume that one side is all there is.
I could argue for days about whether or not that's a reasonable assumption, but the fact is that it happens, and people make assumptions based on whatever information you provide them. I don't blame people for looking at multiple photos of me twirling round in a pretty dress, and thinking I'm a little bit shallow, but I do wonder what I can do to challenge those assumptions, and make it clearer that my love of fashion is just one aspect of my personality – it's not ALL of it. That it's possible to like fashion, but to also like other things – and to be capable of holding down a conversation without any mention of shoes.
The problem is that I don't really want to change the way I blog, or the way I run my social media. I'm not about to start airing my dirty laundry on Instagram, just to prove that I have it, and I'm also not about to pretend that I don't enjoy fashion, and all of the other frivolous things I write about here, and at my other sites. I do love fashion. I do like makeup. I did buy some new workout clothes to try and motivate myself to get back onto the treadmill – they're not pink, but they are mint green, which is almost as bad, right?
But I also like other things in life. I don't choose to write about those things here – or not often, anyway – because that's not what this site is about, and because I wouldn't really enjoy it. I also choose to avoid topics like politics, for instance (even although I enjoy a good political conversation as much as the next person), because I know posts about politics tend to turn into arguments, and I don't come here to argue, or even to debate. This is a place where I focus mostly on the frivolous: it's a place where I can indulge my love of 50s dresses and red lipstick, and connect with other people who share those interests.
Lately, though, I've noticed that I spend a lot of time in "real life" trying to defend the fact that I have an entire room full of clothes and shoes ("It's because of my job!" I tell everyone who sees it. "I get sent stuff by brands all the time! I didn't actually go out and buy them all!"), and I actively dress down for some things, because I don't want to be seen as empty-headed because I'm wearing a pair of high heels, or a dress. (The annoying thing about this is that no one I know in "real life" has ever said anything remotely negative to me about my love of fashion: or not people who know me well, anyway. So my feelings of defensiveness come purely from myself – or from reactions I get online, or from casual acquaintances.) I don't know many people in real life who're particularly into fashion, which is one of the reasons I started writing about it in the first place: blogging gave me access to a community of like-minded people, but it also changed some people's perceptions of me, and made them assume there's nothing more to me than what I wore today, and which lipstick I'll choose tomorrow.
But there is. And hopefully one day I'll find a way to put that across, and to make it more obvious that although I may choose to illustrate my posts with pictures of my shoes, there's a whole lot more going on behind the camera.
[RELATED: How to walk in high heels]


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iOS 7 Activation Lock – Removing an iDevice from a previous owner's account
October 14th, 2013 | de neluttu
You must have heard or read by now that iOS 7 has an activation lock option that prevents any unauthorized person to use / erase / restore an iDevice.
That's really great, but what if you bought an iDevice that is currently activation locked to the previous owner's account? You sure can't use it! Unless, the previous owner removes that device from his Find my iPhone list.
For fun, let's name the previous owner, "Raul". If you want to activate Raul's iPhone / iPad or iPod, you'll have to contact him and ask him to follow these steps to remove the device from his account:


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A bathroom remodeling project can be very rewarding if you choose the right person for the job and know what to expect throughout the process. To ensure you have an enjoyable experience with your contractor, know the right questions to ask, both before and after hiring them.
What to Ask Before Hiring a Bathroom Remodeling Contractor
The first time you meet with a contractor, think about it as a kind of interview for both sides. The contractor is determining whether your project is a good fit, and you're deciding if you feel comfortable hiring them to work on your home.
The following questions will help you know if they're the right person for the job:
- How long have you worked as a contractor?
- What are your training and educational background?
- Are you properly licensed and insured?
- Are you a part of any professional organizations?
- Do you have photos of completed projects I can see?
- Do you have references you can share with me?
- What can you offer me that other contractors cannot?
What to Ask After Hiring a Remodeling Contractor
Once you've found the right person (or team) for the job, you need to know what to expect from the project:
- Can you provide me with an estimated timeline for the project?
- What will be expected of me during this time?
- Will my project require a permit?
- What are the best material options for tile & stone, custom cabinetry, etc.?
- Can you provide me with a warranty?
- How will you design the bathroom to avoid long-term moisture damage?
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text: Hello Everyone. Meet the Lovely Cast of Office Cukkeltics "The Game". Yes, Yes, we had a blast making this film there was a lot of silly scenes and fun that was had by all. This will most likely be available in a week. So let's see what happens. In the meantime…enjoy your day, and thanks for supporting another one of James Creative Arts and Entertainment's Film Productions. The backstory and idea and them behind the movie is coming soon. Enjoy.


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Winter weather has caused hundreds of lost donations over the weekend. Please give as soon as able. All types are needed, especially universal donors. For those eligible to donate, please find a Donor Center or mobile blood drive near you at www.bloodcenterimpact.org or by calling (800) 747-5401.
Mississippi Valley Regional Blood Center has experienced steady growth as it has adjusted to changes within the industry over the last four decades. MVRBC is a not-for-profit organization that was established to bring the concept of shared blood services to life in the Quad Cities region. By uniting the Rock Island County, Illinois and Scott County, Iowa blood banks our founders helped the community work together toward a common goal: a safe, plentiful supply of blood for patients in local hospitals.
On a national level, the first blood centers were founded in the 1940s, primarily in response to the need for component technology and storage to support the War effort. The first regulations were introduced through the National Institutes of Health, and in 1947 the American Association of Blood Banks (AABB) was founded just as many local communities were developing their own community blood centers.
MVRBC was founded in the mid-1970s, a decade that saw a major shift in blood banking culture toward tightly controlled, process-oriented regulations, and away from biologic, hospital-based control. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) regulations for current Good Manufacturing Practices were promulgated, along with a separation of blood products into those derived from volunteer and paid donors. A total of 17,000 post-transfusion cases of hepatitis were reported, and the first hepatitis test was introduced.
In 1974, the National Blood Policy was developed to assure a safe and adequate blood supply. The policy encouraged "regionalization" of the blood supply, utilizing the community blood center as a model. It also phased out the paid donor system and established a private-sector group, called the American Blood Commission, to oversee activities in blood collection. This Commission held a unique position as a private voluntary association charged with implementing public policy.
At MVRBC, significant policy changes include elimination of the Family Plan and replacement fees for blood. Mobile operations were also initiated, with the John Deere Foundry sponsoring the first drive in 1975. The Blood Center moved to a headquarters facility on Locust Street in Davenport in 1976, providing the new organization with sufficient space to accommodate growth in the coming years.
The 1980s brought new challenges for blood centers nationwide as the industry addressed the AIDS crisis. New donor screening measures and testing for the Human Immunodeficiency Virus were instituted. Meanwhile, media reports on cases of HIV transmission by blood transfusion contributed to public fears and misconceptions about the possibility of contracting HIV by giving blood.
Fear of AIDS caused a reduction in donations and started a downward trend in blood usage. The FDA increasingly began to set policy, and the American Blood Commission lost its authority and influence amidst the AIDS crisis. Nationally, lawsuits began to expose weaknesses in protection from strict liability, and the blood banking industry found itself in a firestorm of criticism, accusations of negligence, and profiteering at the expense of patients.
During this decade, MVRBC began blood collection automation, with the introduction of apheresis technology to collect platelets and plasma, but temporarily discontinued the practice in 1982 because of cost constraints. (Today, automated apheresis donations are central to the Blood Center's ability to meet patient need.)
In the wake of controversy about the blood supply in the 1980s, regulatory oversight increased significantly. As new tests and processes were developed (increasing safety and also cost), community blood centers began to trend more strongly towards consolidation. MVRBC experienced the impact of this trend by adding new hospitals and territory through the 1990s and beyond. In 2001, MVRBC merged with the Southeast Iowa Blood Center, based in Ottumwa, Iowa.
Also that year, MVRBC became the first blood center in the nation to implement an interactive video donor screening system, called the Quality Donor System® (QDS). Utilizing a recorded questionnaire and touch-screen computers, the system provides donors a higher degree of privacy in the donor screening process.
The terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001 led to a spike in donations nationwide as millions of Americans responded to the crisis by giving blood. MVRBC joined independent community blood centers across the country in asking blood donors to postpone their donation by making an appointment in the weeks and months that followed 9/11. Managing donor flow in times of crisis remains an important issue as blood centers nationwide seek to educate donors that it is blood already "on the shelves" that makes a difference for victims of natural and man-made disasters.
With increasing military conflict in Afghanistan and the Middle East, MVRBC in 2002 was selected as one of six "hub" centers to supplement the military's blood supply. The selection was the result of an agreement between the U.S. Department of Defense, the Armed Services Blood Program and America's Blood Centers.
The same year, West Nile Virus wreaked havoc in the blood industry, when it was identified to be transmissible by blood transfusion. The industry moved rapidly, and within a year a Nucleic Acid Test was developed to detect for the presence of the virus. MVRBC's NAT lab was selected as West Nile Virus test site.
The Blood Center moved to its current headquarters facility in 2004, the same year MVRBC Vice President of Medical Affairs, Dr. Louis Katz, assumed presidency of America's Blood Centers for a two-year term. President & CEO Dave Green, was also named chairman of Blood Centers of America that year.
The Blood Center expanded its service region to include hospitals in and around St. Louis, Missouri in 2005. MVRBC's St. Louis operations are based out of an administrative center in Maryland Heights, Missouri, which also houses a reference laboratory that supports hospitals in developing a complete work-up for difficult samples and identifying appropriate matching blood for patients.
In 2007, MVRBC formed the "Give Blood, Share Life" collaboration with Mercy Medical Center and St. Luke's Hospital in Cedar Rapids, Iowa to increase community visibility, expand capacity and enhance product availability in the Cedar Rapids area.
Severe flooding in Eastern Iowa in June of 2008 led to a temporary decrease in donations and caused staff and volunteers to take long detours when traveling to blood drives or moving product through a region where many roads and bridges were closed for weeks at a time. Also in 2008, the Blood Center completed a successful fund raising campaign for a new bloodmobile and dedicated this new resource in August of 2008.In July 2010, MVRBC merged operations with Central Illinois Community Blood Center, based in Springfield, Illinois.
In 2011, Community Blood Services of Illinois (CBSI) based in Champaign-Urbana, Illinois, merged with MVRBC. CBSI now forms the Eastern Division of MVRBC and continues to supply all voluntarily donated blood used by patients at the community hospitals in Champaign-Urbana, Charleston-Mattoon, Danville and Effingham, Illinois.
In addition to its Davenport headquarters, the Blood Center has regional distribution hubs in central Illinois (Springfield, Ill., operating as Central Illinois Community Blood Center), eastern Illinois (Urbana, Ill., operating as Community Blood Services of Illinois); southeastern Iowa (Ottumwa, IA) and the St. Louis region (Maryland Heights, MO and Maryville, IL).
From these locations, MVRBC collects blood at 19 fixed site donor centers and at more than 4,000 mobile blood drives held each year. The population of the Blood Center's service region exceeds 4-million residents and donors give more than 180,000 donations each year.MissionProvide world-class blood products and services to communities in need.
VisionBe the recognized leader in translating emerging blood-related services to enhance patients' lives.
As MVRBC looks to the future, the Blood Center will move forward as it always has: remembering that patient care and hospital service is the basis for all we do, and working together with volunteer donors to provide a life-saving resource for communities in need.


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Jennifer Lawrence fan, huh? It was The Hash Game by the way. Still in? Kewl.
Unfortunately, there is no buzz. This post is about development of Penticons.
Remember those egg shaped profile pictures on Twitter? They are automaticaly linked to your profile, when you forget to upload your custom profile picture.
Different services uses different default profile pictures. For example, Quora uses this image of their co-founder Charlie Cheever.
In Internet's language, these profile pictures are called Avatars. They represents a particular user or object on the Internet.
As we have seen, Quora provides a single image as the default avatar. What if, you want to distinguish between users on the basis of their avatars?
This particular problem to recognize users or objects according to their avatar images was the main force behind the invention of Identicons.
An Identicon is a visual representation of a hash value, uniquely* mapped to any object on the internet.
Penticons are just another implementation of identicons. But it tries to solve a key problem with available identicons. Let's see how.
Let's put this identicon thingy in the left and talk on something interesting.
Do you know, How do they store your password in the Facebook? Obviously you do, but in case you don't, let me confess something.
They have some guys sitting there, they remember all your passwords and match it to your input whenever you log in to the service. That simple it is.
Facebook also keeps a hashed version of your passwords, in case all those smart guys are on leave, they just hash your input again to match with their stored value. They log you in, if both of the values are same.
In case you are thinking, why do they hash your passwords? They do it to make sure that nobody really knows your passwords except those smart and loyal guys.
Let's fly back to the junior mathematics class and consider this tiny function.
Now, if I ask, what is the value of x when the value of function is 0? You can answer this easily by solving this simple quadratic equation. The values will be 2 and 1.
What if I change the function to a bit more horrible one. For example, take this.
Feeling cold, huh? Well! you can still find the roots but with a bit more effort. One simple effort you can do is to google this equation and you'll find it on the very first result page.
The Hash Function we were talking about is one similar function that takes a value and returns the mapped value.
But in case of the Cryptographic Hash Functions, it's pretty hard to get back the pre-image of a function value, somewhat like the second function above.
Additionally, these Hash Functions are supposed to be injective in nature. Unlike the first function above, which has two roots 2 and 1. In reality they are not totally injetive, though.
MD5 and SHA-1 are two such Cryptographic Hash Functions.
Yeah! Let's consider the MD5 hash function.
It generates a 128 bit hash-value for any argument. In the text format, it's written as a 32 digit hexadecimal number.
For example, the word "alpha" results in, 2c1743a391305fbf367df8e4f069f9f9
Can you guess, what is the maximum possible hash count MD5 can generate?
So if you have more elements than this count to hash, MD5 would be producing similar hashes for all the extra elements.
This is the case when MD5 is pure as hell, but it's not actually.
There are many reports showing cryptographic weakness of MD5. For example, consider this report.
Penticons tries to solve one key problem with available identicons. Let me explain.
They are developed on top of the identicons that GitHub provides. There are many other similar identicon implementations available on GitHub.
Let's take an inside on How these identicons works.
They generates a 5x5 pixel sprites, where they choose to color some of the pixel and left rest pixels as blank, according to the hash of user's handle. They also have a vertical axis of symmetry, so the identicon is similar from left to right. Finally they color non-blank pixels with a color.
Now, what is the maximum number of identicons generated this way?
Suppose they are using 20 colors to fill in the non-blank pixels, they are not using this much colors, though. Then total possible identicon count will be :
On the other hand, Penticons uses 5 colors only, from GitHub's contribution calendar. They also have a vertical axis of symmetry.
But instead of using a fix color to fill in, it uses any one of the 5, according to the hash value. This way, total number of identicons will be the following.
Which is way more than other implementations, so the rate of collision is also less here.
I made an organization for Penticons; just to look cool, though. I think so.
Last night, I wrote the golang implementation for Penticons. My friend Nairitya will be writing some more very soon, at-least he promised me. Let's see.
Avatar for the organization is a penticon itself, of the word "Penticons".


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Time-Lapse Automaton
I had gotten to playing with time-lapse photography lately, and I'd like to incorporate motion into it. Searching around, I found some people using inexpensive and/or adjustable telescope mounts, and even security camera pan/tilt heads. The problems that I found with each of these solutions were that they could only move in two directions and didn't exactly fit the model of time I was looking for.
A little more digging and I found people building robotic tripods heads for doing gigapixel panoramas (and this is definitely a cool idea – I'll build one of those next, I think =) – and I figured, what the hell – let's build one that meets my needs exactly. Obviously, this being my first 'robot', I had a lot of catching up to do, but after a couple of weeks of research, and a couple more weeks of waiting to get parts in – you could say that I'm well on my way now.
So the following are the requirements of the design:
- Be able to move independently: truck, pan, and tilt
- Be able to truck at speeds as low as 1/60″ per minute (1″ per hour)
- Be able to hold at least 7 lbs of camera + lens
- Be transportable to the field (in kayak, two people carry down trail, etc.)
- Be self-powered (battery)
- Be able to operate for at least 8hrs on battery
- Be field-programmable
Taking things in stages, I decided the first stage to complete would be the trucking motion (the pan/tilt servos are pretty easy to just buy) and the micro controller.
The truck stage is almost ready to be cut and assembled (making the track and camera cart myself), and will be able to move at a maximum speed of about 3 inches per minute, and a theoretic minimum of 0.01 in/min. I'll talk more about that in a future post.
I've got the microcontroller all setup and have prototyped the interface on breadboard. Finding out about the arduino microcontroller has made lots of odd projects seem possible. Being able to write the code in C and upload programs via the USB port handles all of the real hurdles, the rest is just a matter of putting together which circuits you need to build and how to make it all work!
The code is about half done, but the UI is pretty much worked out:
A keypad is the primary input – certain numbers from the main screen take common actions: run program, test program, stop, reset to starting positions. Asterisk enters the setup menu and in there values can be selected, keyed in, saved, reset, etc. The main screen shows status and indicators of which motors are running in which directions. The next version will allow for up to five different programs to be saved in EEPROM, meaning it can be pre-programmed, or programmed in the field.
It works like this: you key in where you want motors to start from, when you want them to start, how fast you want them to go, and where you want them to stop. Numbered markers will be on the track – and these are the positions used in the programs. A test is allowed, which sets the motors to certain key positions in the program and takes a photo there — allowing the verification of the program.
Mind you, it'll take approximately 13 minutes to move from one end of the track to the other in test mode!
The parts used in the controller so far are:
1 Arduino Deicimilia
1 Keypad
A potentiometer, a handful of resistors, and a breadboard.


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Recycled project: Hopscotch rug
Mar 12, 2008
Here's a green project we did recently. I found several carpet samples for sale at a thrift store and thought they would make a fun carpet for our play area. I originally planned on sewing them together in a rectangle shape but then came up with the idea to make a hopscotch rug. My daughter has been into hopscotch lately so she loves it. This not only added a colorful accent to our floor but is functional too in that Emma can play on it.
At 50 cents a square the rug cost only $5 to make! If you try to make this yourself here is what I recommend: I found it hard to get a needle through the thick carpet (even a thick needle) so I first poked holes in it with an icepick and that did the trick.
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My Dream Home
Mar 03, 2008
I just found my dream house! For awhile now I've wanted to build an eco-friendly home for our family. At this point in our lives it isn't feasible but hopefully in the future we will be able to. Today I stumbled upon the most adorable and eco-friendly house I've ever seen. You should totally check it out! It's quite amazing! My brother thinks it looks like a Hobbit house from Lord of the Rings.
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The Truth about Bottled Water
Jan 17, 2008
Many people assume that bottled water is healthier than water from the tap. What they may not realize is what they're getting may not be any better than tap water. In fact, name-brand companies such as Dasani and Aquafina actually use just that, tap water. Consumers often pay 1,000 times more for bottled water, an unregulated and sometimes even inferior product. Images of sparkling mountain streams and gushing springs seduce the consumer right into a scam. That's money being poured right down the drain!
Not only is the bottled water itself an issue, the plastic it's packaged in is an environmental hazard. 60 million water bottles are thrown into landfills each DAY! Although recycling the bottles is better than throwing them away it still doesn't solve the problem. Even if everyone recycled their water bottles there is still the issue of all the fossil fuels needed to make them in the first place, transport them across the country and then recycle them. Re-using the bottles isn't the best option either because they are made from polyethylene terephthalate or PET plastic (Recycle code #1), a plastic made for one-time use only.
Consider a better and healthier alternative, reusable bottles. Stainless steel or aluminum (Sigg brand) water bottles don't release any chemicals and leave your water tasting clean and fresh. My family uses stainless steel bottles made by Klean Kanteen. You can even purchase them with sippy lids for toddlers! Here's where I bought mine: Reusablebags.com
While tap water is generally safe many of us feel better taking an additional step to insure healthy water. In-home water filtration is the best option out there. It's more environmentally friendly, healthier and cheaper than bottled water. I've been using a Brita pitcher filter but am looking into upgrading to a Berkey filter. I love that it's powered by gravity and doesn't require any fancy hookup to the faucet. Apparently it can even filter straight lake water! That would be fun to try! I will probably purchase the fluoride removing attachment as well. If any of you have experience with this particular water filter please let me know. I'm eager to try it! I'll be sure to let you know how I like it.
Comparison of Popular Water Filters
Sources: Earth Policy Institute, Bottled Water Blues
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To turn off or not to turn off - That is the question
Oct 22, 2007
I'd always heard that with fluorescent bulbs it's actually more efficient to leave them on rather than turn them off. This didn't really make sense to me but I went along with it. I changed my ways after watching Mythbusters on the Discovery Channel (Air Date: December 13, 2006). The MythBusters crew tested a variety of common household bulbs to see if this is true. They measured both the start-up and steady state energy consumption. They found it's worth it to leave the fluorescent bulb on for 23.3 seconds if leaving the room but the other bulbs were negligible. So no matter what the bulb, it basically uses less energy to turn the bulb off then to leave it on when not in the room. In addition to bulb energy use they also tested longevity and found that turning the bulbs off and on more frequently does not decrease their life span.
Episode 69: 22,000 foot fall, Lights On or Off
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Safe Paint
Oct 05, 2007
This past weekend I painted our living room light-brown. I just love it! This was the first time I had painted since going green so I wanted to choose something less toxic and more eco-friendly. Here's what I used:
Olympic Premium: Interior Latex Flat
no VOCs
Green Seal Certified
Sold at Lowes for about $17 (won't break the bank)
I'm quite pleased with it and can breath easier (literally) knowing that my family won't be harmed by fumes and gassing-off. There are other great healthy paints available as well. You can read about them at Ideal Bite.
VOC stands for 'Volatile Organic Compounds.' This is one time when 'organic' isn't a good thing. VOCs are known to cause cancer in animals and even sometimes in humans. They can damage the liver, kidneys and central nervous system. In addition, it can aggravate asthma and cause headaches. VOCs can also be found in things like varnishes, gasoline, vinyl floors, carpets, cosmetics, air fresheners and pressed wood furniture.
Environmental Protection Agency
Minnesota Department of Health
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Board certification in plastic surgery: Insist on it.
Did you know that, in Mississippi, any healthcare professional, even one not trained in plastic surgery, can be licensed to administer facial injectables?
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Has the person performed well over 10,000 procedures?
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The property is located in the heart of Midtown Manhattan on New York's fashionable East Side between Lexington and 3rd Avenues. The hotel is strategically located just minutes from Central Park, the Theatre District and popular museums.The hotel is an elegant, charming and stylishly sophisticated hotel. It offers spacious lodging accommodation units, plush furnishings and warm personal service.The large and comfortable rooms are stylishly decorated with contemporary furnishings accented with tasteful artwork and soft colour tones. Each room features a microwave, coffee maker and a fridge. Upscale bath amenities, bathrobes and large-screen TVs complete the fantastic amenities. Luxurious bedding and double glazed windows ensure a wonderful night's sleep.There is an onsite gym.There is a lovely Indian restaurant on the property.From LaGuardia Airport: Start out going northeast on La Guardia Rd.Turn slight left toward Terminal A/Marine Air Terminal/Rental Car Returns.Turn left toward Terminal A/Marine Air Terminal/Parking Lots 6-7.Take the 1st left onto Central Terminal Dr.Take the Airport Exit ramp.Merge onto Grand Central Pky W toward Manhattan.Merge onto Brooklyn Queens Expy E via EXIT 4 toward I-278 W/Staten Island.Merge onto I-278 W/Brooklyn Queens Expy.Take the I-495/L.I. Expwy exit, EXIT 35, toward Midtown Tun/Eastern L.I./Greenpoint Ave.Merge onto I-495 W via EXIT 35W on the left toward Midtown Tun/Manhattan (Portions toll).Take the exit toward 38-40 STS/37 St.Turn slight left onto E 37th St.Take the 1st right onto 3rd Ave.Turn left onto E 51st St.Take the 1st left onto Lexington Ave.Take the 1st left onto E 50th St. Hotel is on the left.
- Number of floors (main building) : 18
- Total number of rooms : 147
- NO Connecting rooms :
- City centre : :0 m
- Airport : :2 km
Room Facilities
- Bathroom
- Internet access
- Minibar
- Mini fridge
- Microwave
- Tea and coffee making facilities
- Ironing set
- Carpeted floors
- Individually adjustable heating
- Shower
- Safe
- Bathtub
- Hairdryer
- Direct dial telephone
- Radio
- YES Wheelchair-accessible
Service Facilities
- Wired Internet
- Room service
- Launderette
- Medical service
- 24-hour reception
- Hotel safe
- Gym
- Currency exchange facilities
- Wi-fi
- Cloakroom
- Lift access
- Newspaper stand
- NO Large pets allowed (over 5 kg)
- NO Small pets allowed (under 5 kg)
- NO Garage
- YES Car park *
- NO Wheelchair-accessible
- Bar
- Restaurant
- Conference room
Meals Facilities
- Set menu dinner
- Continental breakfast
- Set menu lunch


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Agape confirms the eco-friendly approach through its engagement in the management of energy resources and materials and through the constant search of solutions which guarantee the lowest possible impact on the environment, totally respecting people and territory.
In this perspective over 2011 Agape mapped its products according to Leed® standard(Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design), in collaboration with Habitec in Rovereto and TÜV Italia.
Leed® is a voluntary certification programme of north American origin, applicable to any kind of building so as to evaluate its environmental and energetic impact during its whole life, starting from the planning stage up to the building stage. This mapping resulted in the Product Booklet according to Leed® standard.


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