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"We've had some pretty good interest," Elections Clerk Donna Brandon said.
Local officials are finalizing their lists of voters for the Nov. 6 election — removing those who have become ineligible through inactivity or relocation and adding those who have signed up. Tuesday is the deadline to register.
As of Oct. 1, there were 224,197 registered in Floyd, Bartow, Chattooga, Polk, Gordon, Walker, Catoosa and Dade counties, according to the latest Georgia secretary of state report.
The Sept. 1 report showed 226,560 on the rolls — already a decrease from the 236,769 registered for the last presidential election in 2008.
The October report to the state showed 130 new voters registered in Floyd County during the month of September, and 16 were removed for various reasons. The county has 46,025 registrants compared to 46,885 four years ago.
The number of black women on the rolls rose by 16, black men by 31, white women by 41, white men by 34, Hispanic women by 5 and Hispanic men by 3.
Gordon, Chattooga and Dade counties also ended up with net gains as of Oct. 1, while losses were reported in Bartow, Polk, Walker and Catoosa counties.
- Bartow had 48,893 registered voters, compared to 49,674 in September.
- Chattooga had 11,797 registered voters, compared to 11,727 in September.
- Polk had 18,889 registered voters, compared to 18,941 in September.
- Gordon had 25,049 registered voters, compared to 24,675 in September.
- Walker had 32,321 registered voters, compared to 32,447 in September.
- Catoosa had 32,238 registered voters, compared to 34,321 in September.
- Dade had 8,985 registered voters, compared to 8,864 in September.
Georgia residents can check their registration status on the secretary of state's My Voter Page website or by calling their county elections office, which is 706-291-5168 and located in Floyd County.
Early voting by mail is already under way. Brandon said about 800 ballots had been mailed out to Floyd voters by last week.
In-person early voting runs Oct. 15 – Nov. 2 during the week, with a Saturday polling scheduled for Oct. 27.


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We're coming into the home stretch with Expedition 60, the 10-week training event to help "get your character in fighting shape, because it is going to be an epic expedition to level 60." To wrap up your training, we're sending you on a multipart quest!
Weeks 7-10: Find the Lost Image
Lore masters have discovered several rare and unusual pages with images of what seem to be different locations in the world. However, it seems the magic has faded on these strange etchings, known in their alien language as scr'n'shots. The lore masters need bold adventurers to uncover these lost locations. Perhaps some knowledge can be gleaned from these images if we knew where they were created. Take the images and explore until you find a location that seems to match the image on the magical parchment. We also have given you the ability to create scr'n'shots. Take a new image of the lost location and return it to the lore masters with haste!
If you're interested in participating in our newest Expedition 60 contest, click the "read more" link below!
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We will be posting one blurred screenshot of an obscure location in game per week for the next four weeks. To take part in the event, you have to find the same location in game and recreate the screenshot as exactly as possible, without the blurring effect. Please keep the file size of the image small, or post it to a site like Imageshack and send us the link. Then, all you need to do is email the screenshot to email@example.com.
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Posted 12 May 2013 - 08:23 PM
In The market for a DVB-T Meter when doing my installs as old one has seen better days.
I'd prefer Handheld so It's a Toss up between
- Emitor Digi-Air Pro - around $500
- Labgear DAT102 - About $700
- Unaohm T40 - Cant get much Info.
What do other Installers here reckon about these in Question.
Basically the main differences feature wise, the Digi Air only has 20-31 MER Range,
Where as Labgear has 14 to 35.
The Digi Air has a 12v Output for powering Amps, LabGear Does not.
Digi Air seems to have MultiChannel strength displays (5 Channel strengh bars on one screen) where LabGear does not.
Cant find much info on the Unaohm aswell as any Distributors in WA/Australia and not sure on Price to expect compared
to features it has compared to the DigiAir and LabGear.
Any Comments on these 3 Meters? DAT103 is apparently coming out does anybody know what added features it has
other than Power Output and if it will be available this month?
Posted 14 May 2013 - 04:57 AM
It would be a deal breaker for me if my prime installing instrument can not do this.
For me, this allows the quick locating of an antenna for further parameter observations, during the process of determining the best mounting position. (In most cases.)
The Unaohm T-40 has this function.
Posted 15 May 2013 - 09:59 AM
Z2TT, on 12 May 2013 - 08:23 PM, said:
A quick Google search for Unaohm T40 brought up the full T40 User manual (T40 plus is the updated & current model)
The Australian Unaohm distributor is Lacey's TV www.laceys.tv
From memory, the T40 plus was around the $2K mark, but pricing would have altered since I last checked, so I recommend you check with Lacey's.
If they don't have a WA seller, they'll deal with you directly from their Melbourne head office.
The T40 is my backup meter.
As M'bozo mentioned a meter with the ability to display 5 channels of signals simultaneously is a huge benefit, which the T40 does and powers mastheads, etc.
I haven't seen/used the Emitor meter, but my opinion is the T40 plus is a far better instrument compared to the LabGear.
Posted 15 May 2013 - 10:08 AM
Posted 16 May 2013 - 08:18 PM
I have just got my Labgear DAT103, And it has an Amp Power Up Option which the DAT102 did not, other than that features remain the same.
It seems to work good except the ChBER readings are off by quite a bit when Compared to 3 Other Meters and MER is off by 4db compared to other meters when doing some more comparison. which all ready pretty much the same to each other. Hopefully it's just a fault with my unit and the others should be good.
Posted 16 May 2013 - 11:59 PM
Z2TT, on 16 May 2013 - 08:18 PM, said:
I think you misread Storm's comments.
The way it reads to me is that Storm is saying the Unaohm T40 is far superior compared to the other meters you mentioned.
eg: T40 is a professional instrument, compared to the other meters as 'handyman' meters.
Which I would totally agree with.
Posted 17 May 2013 - 12:39 AM
It tells you a lot of information, if you can't fix a job with one you are in deep do do.It's also good when on the roof or under the floor
with the rubber case, I've used one for years now, had it calibrated and up dated the MER etc a while back.
Cheers Tazzy.
Posted 18 May 2013 - 01:47 AM
If my DAT103 had a Histogram to compare each channel on one screen it would be the best, otherwise it's simple to use and has the majority of features I require.
Posted 18 May 2013 - 07:27 PM
For about 6 years. It's old. Sits in my vehicle until I have a difficult install, then gets pressed into use.
If you enquire about a T40, find out how easily it interfaces to a computer, the software upgrade path if one still exists, (& cost thereof), amongst other things.
You might be lucky if you can pick one up second hand, they are fairly robust bits of kit. Mine's had a hard life, & still works well.
but it seems to only read MER upto 30db
Speaking for myself, I don't agonise over this reading to much, I find it handy for fine tuning antenna pointing position at times, that's about all.
Far as I'm concerned, BER readings are more interesting.
(The question I ask myself now is are digital tuner/decoder blocks in some TVs superior to some of the instruments being used to set up domestic receiving systems? My feeling is the answer to this may well be yes.*)
*Of course, this may be dependent on the make, model & initial purchase price of the test instrument. I for one see no point is dragging a very expensive instrument onto someone's roof, particularly if the device is not overly portable, or easily damaged.)
Posted 18 May 2013 - 11:48 PM
I get to work in owing to terrain etc.So I find 36db a bit theoretical sometimes and as M'bozo says
accurate BER is a good indication of what is going on most of the time.
Posted 18 May 2013 - 11:56 PM
I'd agree with m'bozo the quality of some of the meters out there or maybe it's the guys reading them... you gotta wonder.
Posted 19 May 2013 - 12:10 AM
Not a bad deal-I would pay no more than $800 2nd hand.
Yep I'v got a hst2, love it, about to buy a digicube from a mate who has stopped installing. its going to be nice to have a picture to watch again like on my old promax.
Posted 19 May 2013 - 10:54 AM
I agree with the others that true BER and DCP readings, (particularly BER) is the most useful.
The T40 also has RS (Reed-Solomon) reading, which, combined with MER, can be very useful in sorting difficult reception and interference issues.
There's a lot of installers out there that don't even know what those terms mean, let alone how to utilise those features.
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Round-the-world UK cyclists couple killed in Thailand
LONDON (AP) — A British couple cycling around the world and chronicling their journey in a blog have been killed in a road accident in Thailand, Thai police said.
Peter Root and Mary Thompson died Wednesday when they were hit by a pickup truck on a road in Chachoengsao province, east of Bangkok.
The couple, both 34 and from Guernsey in the Channel Islands, left Britain in July 2011 and had cycled through Europe, the Middle East, Central Asia and China.
They had been posting photos and details of their trip on the website Two on Four Wheels.
Police Lt. Col. Supachai Luangsukcharoen said Monday that investigators found the bodies of the couple, their bicycles and belongings scattered on the roadside, along with a pickup truck that crashed between some trees.
Supachai said the truck driver, 25-year-old Worapong Sangkhawat, was seriously injured in the crash. He told police his truck hit the cyclists as he was reaching down to pick up a cap from the vehicle's floor, Supachai said.
The driver has been released on bail and faces charges of causing death by dangerous driving, which carries a maximum penalty of 10 years in jail.
Police said the couple's bodies were being kept at a rescue unit in Chachoengsao, 20 miles (30 kilometers) east of Bangkok.
Britain's Foreign Office confirmed that two Britons died in Thailand on Feb. 13.
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Department for Social Informatics and methodology (CSIM) at Faculty of Social Sciences (University of Ljubljana) deals with interaction of modern society and information communication technology (ICT).
It focuses on all aspects of ICT (information-communication technologies) in the society as a leverage of social change, as tools for research (e.g. survey methodology) and as a generator of new service modes in social sub-systems. CSI specializes in the field of analyses of specific sociological topics related to ICT, Internet, mobile phones, youth and literacy etc. According to Vehovar (2006) the ICT interacts with society in three directions:
- ICT as factor of social changes; the social consequences of ICT at micro (e.g. social aspects of ICT applications at personal and organizational level as well as at macro level (e.g. information society studies);
- ICT as tool for the study of social sciences;
- ICT as generator of new services in the social subsystems; e.g. the use of ICT as a tool for studying social phenomena (within social science methodology).
CSIM is addressing all three streams and is also closely linked to the study program of Social Informatics, which has been run already from 1984.
The CSIM researchers conduct numerous project related to broader area of social informatics. Besides national, EU and other international research projects, the following are key activities, which run continuously:
- CSIM runs leading global tool for analyzing large social networks, Pajek,
- CSIM runs (since 1998) the global website about resources on web survey methodology, WebSM.org,
- CSIM also runs national Safer Internet node (Safe.si) and national Hotline node for anonymous reports of illegal content Spletno Oko,
- CSIM runs RIS (Research on Internet in Slovenia) which is the main point (since 1955) for Internet related research in Slovenia. The project has produced more than 100 research reports from various areas of information society, digital divide, eLearning, eGovernment, eBusiness, ePrivacy, eManagement, up to online social networks,
- CSIM has developed its own open source Content Management (CMS Sisplet),
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HOOVER, Ala. | Welp, we're all done, heading home, and I'll be packing for vacation soon. Let's wrap up the final day here.
Ole Miss coach Hugh Freeze made his SEC Media Days debut, and the essence of his talk was that they have a lot of work ahead and not everyone is pulling in the same direction just yet.
"I've been real pleased that we have a core group of young men that are excited about change and about developing some personal accountability that will lead us out of this wilderness, so to speak."
Outside that core of excited players, not everybody in the Ole Miss locker room has gotten on the Freeze train. And he openly admitted that.
"I think we're sitting around 60 percent of our team that has bought in. I think you need to get it to about 80 percent to have a fighting chance. Hopefully we can get that done before the fall."
It's gonna be a long year in Oxford, friends.
Freeze was asked about the Egg Bowl rivalry, but he didn't really engage the way Dan Mullen does beyond pointing out that Ole Miss holds the overall series edge. My previous blog entry looked at that and the fact that Freeze is too focused on fixing the program to worry about MSU four months before they play.
"There will be a little extra incentive that week to be a little bit more energized, probably a little different feeling in your stomach, I guess," he said. "It would be hard because you feel that way in this conference every single week it seems like. Certainly I get what it means to the people there and to Rebel nation, and our kids will understand that very clearly when that time comes. Right now our focus is on other issues."
Backtracking to earlier in the day, Alabama's Nick Saban started things off and took a hard stance on scheduling and the four-team playoff. He's in favor of the SEC moving to a nine-game league schedule. "Everybody's got a self-absorbed opinion about why we shouldn't do it because maybe they won't get bowl eligible." Boom.
He was later asked about whether being a conference champion should be a criteria for making the new four-team playoff. Remember, Alabama did not win the SEC last year but won the BCS title.
"I think, to be quite honest with you, whoever's making the statements about conference champions is really making a statement against the SEC and against any league who has more than one good team who would qualify, trying to enhance the opportunity for somebody from their league to get in."
Oh snap, Jim Delany. Rebuttal?
Tennessee's Derek Dooley brought a little swagger to the stage, finally matching his hair's swagger. Tennessee has notably struggled in recent years, not winning more than seven games since 2007 and was 5-7 last year.
Dooley likes what he sees in this group, though.
"I know the SEC has enjoyed taking advantage of our tough times. But there's a nice mood on our team right now that you're not going to have Tennessee to kick around any more," he said.
Future Matlock fielded only 10 questions, which might've been fewest for any coach this week, although I missed the Joker Phillips session. One question was about losing quarterback Tyler Bray and other key players to injury last season.
"Our spirit was broken," Dooley said.
The day wrapped up with Georgia's Mark Richt, who of course was asked at length about discipline issues. He recently had to boot Isaiah Crowell to the curb, Sanders Commings will serve a two-game suspension to open the season, and three other players could get benched for reportedly violating the school's drug policy.
All of this makes Steve Spurrier giggle, but Richt explained the raft of off-field incidents this way: "People are human. People make mistakes. When they do, you discipline them. … The bottom line is I love every guy on our team. Part of love is to be able to help teach them right from wrong, and when they make mistakes you discipline in hopes they become better men down the road."


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FLORENCE TWP. At times the Florence High School football team made it look easy. At others the Flashes suffered breakdowns and looked out of sync.
Whatever was going on, the one constant was Florences ablity to respond when it needed to and the result was a 40-29 win over Keyport yesterday in an opening round game in the Central Group I bracket.
Florence, which is now 8-1, will return to action on Thursday against Riverside. After that will come a playoff game at Pt. Pleasant Beach the following week.
We did some good things, but that was not playoff football on our part, said Florences legendary coach Joe Frappolli. We had too many penalties and turnovers. We also left some scoring opportunties on the field.
I will say to give credit to Keyport. They are a proud program and they came in her with a heavy heart (because of Hurricane Sandy). They were playing for their community and we knew they wouldnt quit.
It was all Florence in the first half as the home team stormed out to a 19-0 lead. Curtis Thompson, who would go onto finish with 124 yards on 15 carries, opened the scoring on a 10-yard run in which he refused to go down. Keport then fumbled the ball on its own 2 and Florence quickly cashed in on a short run by Rich Myers.
Before Keyport could recover Florence added a third touchdown at the start of the second quarter. After a fine catch on an interception by Mike Muchowski, who is a member of a fabled family in Florence athletic lore, Thompson scored again on a 2-yard run.
At this point it looked like the game might be headed to a Mercy Rule. Instead, Florence started making mistakes and couldnt cash in after reaching the Keyport 5 yardline.
Keyport worked its way back into the game with two quick touchdowns in the third quarter. Emanuel Martinez got the Raiders on the board with a 64-yard TD run, followed by a Florence fumble and a 1-yard TD sneak by quarterback Alex Thomson.
The momentum appeared to be all with Keyport at this time, but it quickly changed when Jazmir Best electrified the crowd with a 77-yard kickoff return to the Keyport 2 yard line. On the next play Myers (75 yards, 17 carries) scored his second TD to again give his team a two-touchdown lead.
We work every day on special teams, said Best. We know how important they are because last year it affected us in the (Central Jersey) championship game.
Throughout the game Florence got a tremendous pass rush from Thompson and Nnamdi Njok, who each had two sacks. Also sacking the Keyport quarterback was MIke Morgan, who threw Thomson for an 8-yard loss, forced a fumble and then recovered the ball late in the third quarter.
This set Florence up at the Keyport 23 yard ine and five plays later Myers scored his third touchdown to give Florence a 33-14 lead.
Keyport stayed alive with a 59-yard touchdown bomb to Greg Armstrong at the start of the fourth quarter, but Florence again had the answer with a 51-yard drive and 30-yard TD run by Thompson to more or less ice the game.
Well take the win and move on from here, said Frappollil. We know we need to play better in our next (playoff) game against Pt. Pleasant Beach.
For what its worth, Pt. Pleasant Beach beat Keyport, 42-14, in October.
Keyport (6-4) 0 0 14 15 - 29
Florence (8-1) 12 7 14 7 - 40
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F-Thompson 1 run (MacArthur kick)
K-Martinez 64 run (Mirugliotta kick)
K-Thomson 1 run (Mirugliotta kick)
F-Myers 2 run (MacArthur kick)
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Let's hear it!
Good to see you back, Gunnar. I thought Nick might have gotten custody in the divorce, or maybe you turned into a were-Nemo.
New music nice
Wonder if anyone showed up? I would if I was in New Orleans.
Ugh, Stover again. Might as well have a goldfish in that seat.
I don't mind Stover, but I get why people don't like him. He knows when to shut up and let Artie, Dan and Bochetti roll, though.
I wanna see pics and vids of this setup
Someone tweet Artie to take a picture of his float
"little girls that are tough"
Bochetti is a goldmine.
You're on the air dum dum
waiting for tv but had to check in to see who was co-host. stover should be putting people to sleep on the late local news
Guy sounds like bill Clinton
No clue what Mardis Gras world is not do I care
Artie talking about hookers to a guy who is clearly a southern Jesus freak :hih: he's being nice and not getting offended though
I think Stover does a good job. Seems to be a good sport who rolls with the punches
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Find your way to total trust in God with Saint Thérèse of Lisieux as your guide.
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This spiritual biography, which emerges from the Carmelite tradition, includes rich commentary on Thérèse's reflections. Drawing upon translations of her writings and authoritative sources such as John Paul II, author Jean Lafrance offers glimpses into Thérèse's interior life of contemplation and prayer. This biography can be used as a personal companion to deepen your relationship with God, as you are guided to place unwavering trust in Him.
Ordinary actions of extraordinary love are the path to Thérèse's "little way" to God. In confessing her powerlessness, she stands before God, ready to utterly abandon herself to him and accept his graces. As a child approaches a parent, Thérèse approaches God with absolute trust.
Lafrance is particularly adept at capturing the budding of Thérèse's spiritual discoveries-from the acknowledgement and acceptance of her own powerlessness and imperfections in everyday life, to placing complete confidence in God, to God's revelation in which her inadequacy is wholly met by his merciful love. In this portrayal, you see the spiritual growth of Thérèse, called the "Little Flower," as she blossoms in God's garden-the garden of mercy and love.
Lafrance does not detach you from her story, but rather encourages you to approach Thérèse. In the Introduction, he invites those of us who suffer from a lack of confidence in God, or have incapacitated love through sin, to the "prayer of humble petition." In the Conclusion, he reminds us that we can relate to Thérèse, despite our inclination to consider her an exceptional woman impossible to emulate.
Beatified, canonized, and declared a Doctor of the Church, we can look at Saint Thérèse of Lisieux as a source of inspiration. Like Thérèse, we are limited and sometimes overcome by fear. By following her way of total trust, we too will experience God's love, and be able to cry out, "My vocation is love!"
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"Not just another book on the beloved saint from Lisieux, My Vocation is Love offers a captivating glance into the profound depth of St. Thérèse's spiritual doctrine. This refreshing, penetrating analysis shatters the all-too-common, sugary sweet stereotypes of the youngest doctor of the Church. With clarity and conviction, Jean Lafrance leads us on a journey into the heart of "The Little Flower" that ultimately leads us to the heart of Christ himself. More than a theological treatise, this practical, accessible book gives concrete guidance and hope to those of us stumbling along the path to perfection. The insights contained within its pages cannot help but transform the lives of sincere readers, be they sinners or saints." -Gina Loehr, Author of The Four Teresas<
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This previously healthy 50 y.o. woman presents with the acute onset of left sided hemichorea.
Spontaneous choreiform movements of the left arm.
• BP 220/104 mm Hg
• Glu 421 mg/dl
• Ketones (-)
• Hgb A1C - 17.7%
Video of hemichorea(different pt) - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Hemichorea_and_dystonia.ogv
» CT (acute)
• abnormal hyper-attenuation in the right basal ganglia
(putamen and caudate head)
• old left basal ganglia lacunar infarct
• bilateral cerebellar wedge lesions
» MRI (subacute - 3 days)
• T1W hyperintensity in the same region as hyper-attenuation on CT
(putamen and caudate head)
• T2W hypointensity in basal ganglia - putamen and caudate head
• Cerebral infarction
• Reperfusion contrast enhancement
• Hemorrhagic stroke
• Hypertensive hemorrhage
• Angioinvasive mycotic hemorrhage
Dx: Nonketotic Hyperglycemic Hemichorea/Hemiballismus
Dx Confirmed by: Clinical, autopsy, and pathology
During her hospitalization she developed acute respiratory failure and died 36 days after admission. Her autopsy showed a "mummified" appearance to the Right basal ganglia infarct, with "mineralization and scattered hemosiderin". There were "focal microhemorrhages" and "calcification-mineralization of the infarcted tissue. Mineralized neurons are seen."
Hyperglycemia is associated with damage to the basal ganglia (BG). Proposed mechanisms include selective vulnerability, altered BG metabolism, breakdown of the blood brain barrier, hyper-viscosity of blood, and underlying small vessel disease.
The appearance of a hyperdense infarction on CT is often related to re-perfusion. This may be seen following thrombolysis, especially after a contrast injection. In this patient, without a contrast injection, there must be another explanation for the high attenuation. On the non-contrast CT, the hyper attenuation could be due to microscopic extravasated RBCs - but it is not confluent like a hematoma.
The subacute (3 days) MRI findings might also be explained by intact RBCs, extravasated - with intracellular met-hemoglobin. Intracellular methemoglobin is bright on T1W and dark on T2W - just as shown in this case. Lysed RBCs, with extracellular methemoglobin, is bright on both T1 and T2.
There are, however, other explanations for T1W bright/T2 dark putamen in non-ketotic hyperglycemic hemichorea/hemiballismus - including reactive astrogliosis with manganese accumulation. You may read the linked topics for more discussion.
Hyperglycemic hemichorea/hemiballismus is a recognized entity, seen most often in older patients, women more often than men, Type 2 diabetes mellitus (DM), presenting with a blood glucose > 400 mg/dl - and usually without ketosis. It has been reported more often in Asian women.
This may be the patient's first presentation with DM. The "classic" MR findings include unilateral or bilateral signal changes in the basal ganglia (putamen >> caudate) on MR and CT.
Most characteristic is T1 hyperintensity in the putamen; and, corresponding T2 hypointensity. CT scans may show hyperattenuation in the putamen.
In most patients, both the clinical and the imaging findings are reversible with control of blood sugar.
REFS for hyperintense basal ganglia - - LINK -
Possible explanations for the imaging features (hyperattenuation on CT, Dark Bright T1, Dark T2) include blood-brain-barrier breakdown (BBB), deposition of calcium and mineralization, microhemorrhages, myelin destruction, and manganese associated with reactive astrogliosis. Some of these would be acute (contrast and hemorrhage), and others more likely to be subacute or chronic (mineralization and astrogliosis).
References below courtesy of
Michael H Lev, MD, FAHA
Director, Emergency Neuroradiology and Neurovascular Lab
Massachusetts General Hospital
Associate Professor of Radiology
Harvard Medical School
Wintermark M, Fischbein NJ, Mukherjee P, Yuh EL, Dillon WP. Unilateral putaminal CT, MR, and diffusion abnormalities secondary to nonketotic hyperglycemia in the setting of acute neurologic symptoms mimicking stroke.
AJNR Am J Neuroradiol. 2004 Jun-Jul;25(6):975-6.
A 75-year-old Asian man presented with two episodes of chorea associated with nonketotic hyperglycemia. His chorea rapidly resolved after restitution of a normal serum glucose level, although an MR image obtained at the time of acute symptoms demonstrated high signal intensity on T1-weighted images, low signal intensity on T2-weighted images, and restricted diffusion, all involving the left putamen. A CT scan obtained 1 month later demonstrated faint hyperattenuation of the involved putamen. The reported pathophysiologic considerations for these imaging features are reviewed, and an original explanation is proposed.
AJNR Am J Neuroradiol. 2005 Jan;26(1):194; author reply 194-5.
Lai PH, Tien RD, Chang MH, Teng MM, Yang CF, Pan HB, Chen C, Lirng JF, Kong KW. Chorea-ballismus with nonketotic hyperglycemia in primary diabetes mellitus.
AJNR Am J Neuroradiol. 1996 Jun-Jul;17(6):1057-64.
PURPOSE: To describe the neuroimaging (Ct, MR, and single-photon emission CT [SPECT]) findings in a series of patients with chorea-ballismus associated with nonketotic hyperglycemia in primary diabetes mellitus and to correlate the imaging findings with the clinical presentation.
METHODS: The neuroimaging and clinical data from 10 patients with chorea-ballismus associated with nonketotic hyperglycemia in primary diabetes mellitus were evaluated. Family and drug histories, as well as other causes of chorea, were excluded. All 10 patients had CT, 5 also had MR imaging, and 3 had SPECT examinations. Three had follow-up CT and MR imaging studies, and MR findings were correlated with CT findings in 5 cases. Two experienced neuroradiologists, aware of the diagnosis but blinded to the clinical status of the patients, evaluated all images and reached a consensus as to the final
RESULTS: CT studies in 9 of 10 patients showed a hyperdense putamen and/or caudate nucleus; in 1, the CT findings were normal. T1-weighted MR images in all 5 patients who had MR imaging (including the patient with a normal CT study) showed hyperintense lesions without significant T2 signal alternation at the basal ganglia. In all 3 of the patients who had SPECT studies of the brain, the scans revealed hypoperfusion at corresponding areas. All 3 follow-up studies depicted resolution of the lesions in the abnormal basal ganglia. Increased hypointensity on T2-weighted and gradient-echo T2*-weighted images was also
observed in the sequential MR images. In all patients, the initial side of involvement correlated well with the neuroimaging findings. The chorea resolved within 2 days after treatment of the hyperglycemia in 9 patients.
CONCLUSION: In patients with chorea-ballismus associated with nonketotic hyperglycemia in primary diabetes mellitus, CT and T1-weighted MR images show unilateral or bilateral lesions of the putamen and/or caudate. SPECT scans show hypoperfusion. These findings may be related to petechial hemorrhage and/or myelin destruction. Early recognition of these imaging characteristics may facilitate diagnosis of primary diabetes mellitus with hyperglycemia and prompt appropriate therapy.
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We are pleased to announce several new design features and upgrades to our Lamiflex E laminator that have increased both its efficiency and competitive price advantage. The Lamiflex E, duplex laminator is a high performance machine that allows a wide range of materials to be processed without the use of solvents. High quality production and efficiency is ensured through shaft-less unwind and rewind units and Soma's well proven, precise web tension control for greater operator comfort. One of the most important settings to ensure precise laminating on any machine is the gap width between the in-feed rollers. On the Lamiflex E the in-feed rollers designated V1 and V2 are usually set at 0.08mm and it is important to keep this value constant during machine operation. The traditional method of using a worm gear mechanism has disadvantages in clearance that can have a negative impact on keeping the gap between the rollers stable. We have developed our own unique solution that ensures gap settings stay constant and precise. This permits the glue to be applied with greater precision and uniformity. This is not the only new feature of the Lamiflex E, we have also replaced the existing Duralumin lay on rollers at out-feed with rubber to ensure more efficient air expulsion during the rewinding process and guarantee high quality finished reels. In addition, all four dance rollers at unwind are now balanced which enables optimum unwind tension control. This solution increases machine flexibility in terms of the range of materials that can be processed. The existing roll clamping system at unwind has also been re-designed and now features mechanical clamping cones that not only improve centring, but also provide cost advantages. Operator comfort and space have also been re-addressed and simplified based on user feed-back and it is now possible to control the machine from the unwind/rewind areas. Access to the drive housing has been improved by the replacement of the door cover with a louvre system to increase space and the thermo control units have been removed from the main machine frame for the same reason. Conscious of safety aspects, we have also simplified the filter changes in the exhaust system to evacuate fumes and any glue particles from the machine. The system is now adjustable to make access and roller cleaning easier and improve safety and work hygiene. Increasing the performance of the Lamiflex E not only has a positive impact on all its operating features, but also brings financial benefits as we have also managed to reduce costs to the great delight of our customers. Compared to other manufacturers, the Lamiflex E now has even more competitive advantages. Available in web width from 800 to 1500 mm the Lamiflex E is capable of processing BOPP, PET, LDPE, PE, OPA, CAST PA, CAST PP, aluminiun foil or paper. The machine is suitable for roll diameters and weights of 1000 mm and 1000kg respectively with core diameters of 76 or 152 mm. Offering a mechanical speed of 400mt/min, the Lamiflex E is compliant with CE standards and uses a solvent-free, two part polyurethane adhesive that sets via chemical reaction and eliminates the need for a heated drying tunnel as well as reducing VOC emissions.
SOMA Engineering has announced new upgrades for its PLUTO III slitter rewinder elevating it to one of the best machines in its performance category. New efficiencies include automatic knife positioning to reduce job setting times from eight to ten minutes down to 90 seconds and semi automatic blade positioning assistant. "The PLUTO III is intended for processing lower volume orders from 2-3 tonnes to 500kg," says Pavla Kusa, Brand Manager. "Targeted users are mainly companies that convert smaller quantities of previously printed reels that need fast job turn around. We realise that in today's market, time is money and in keeping with our new brand concept of 'profit making technology' our focus was on enhancing the quality and technology of the PLUTO III with features normally only supplied on larger, high performance models." The automatic knife positioning system allows operators to set ten knives accurately in 80 seconds. The exact position of each knife is stored in a file menu in the main Touch Screen control panel. Operators can recall repeat jobs at the touch of a button and the slitter automatically configures the correct running parameters and positions the knives in their precise locations. Blades positioning is through fast clamping grooved segments and is set automatically without manual adjustment. The upper blade holders are set manually on laser holder rods with the help of the blade positioning assistant. These all work in combination with the automatic laser core positioning system that enables the operator to re-load new cores quickly and accurately minimising set-up time and eliminating re-starts, due to improper alignment. Operating from a maximum parent roll diameter of 1000mm, the PLUTO III is available in 1100, 1350 and 1600mm web widths (minimum 300mm).The slit roll diameter is up to 635 mm with a minimum slit width of 25 mm. New beefed-up, 50mm wide machine side frames permit speeds up to 600m/min. and greater stability and productivity. All operating software has been optimised to cut preparation and running times. Standard equipment for increased efficiency on the PLUTO III include Tenzomat II for precise rewind tension control through PLC and tenso-meters to measure real tension values at every work phase and job saving menu software. Shaft-less unwind with integrated reel loading and automatic laser core guiding system for fast and precise job setting combine to provide greater operator comfort. AC servomotor replace air brakes at unwind to permit processing of very thin films and foils. Ionisation bars to reduce static, individual lay-on rollers and slit roll unloading system with stand complete the package. An optional work station for web-splicing can be located behind the unwind unit to streamline order processing.
Profit making technology for printers is very much on the agenda for SOMA at DRUPA 2012 where the company will launch its new PREMIA flexographic printing press. Available with an array of new technologies, the press offers the combined benefits of reduced changeover times with less waste of both material and consumables. With the emphasis on efficient operation and time and cost savings, The PREMIA is optimised for reduced energy consumption and also addresses current environmental considerations. "In developing the press, our main focus was on improving machine up-time," says Pavla Kusa, Brand Manager. "Special attention was directed to minimising both the environmental impact and the energy consumption levels associated with the print production process and of course in the manufacture of the press itself." SOMA Engineering is successfully meeting customer demands for high performance, quality built presses that permit short to long run print jobs to be produced both efficiently and cost effectively. "The concept of 'profit making technology' is a reality for us," adds Kusa. "Our aim is to develop technology which cost effectively maximises profits for our customers and gives them a competitive edge. Our designers constantly strive to optimise and enhance the technology of our machines based on research, customer feed-back and market trends. The new PREMIA is our response." The new PREMIA is available for mid and wide web applications starting from 850mm. through to 1100, 1320 and 1450mm and is equipped with eight printing units. The specification includes a print repeat length of 300 to 915mm from a maximum reel diameter of 1000mm with option for 1300mm. Optional shaft-less unwind and rewind systems are also available. Time saving features include SOMA's INK READY system, a unit that permits preparation of any unused printing decks for new jobs while an existing one is being run. This means ink wash-up, anilox roll changes, ink and viscosity control can all be carried out on the unused decks to save time. Key user benefits include easy removal of the anilox rollers while the machine is running, access to doctor blade chambers not currently in use and printing sleeve push-off to assist job changes. All represent significant reductions in changeover times. To further reduce changeover times the PREMIA is equipped with SOMA's new generation INKFLOW ELITE inking and INKSTORM wash-up system including newly designed FAST BLADE system for comfortable doctor blade changeovers. These innovative systems further represent how SOMA designers have worked to improve machine up-time. Unique and more sophisticated construction, high efficiency and ease of operator comfort are the also key benefits. The PREMIA also benefits from QUICK PASS an improved web threading system from SOMA. The motor driven web threading unit now features a chain system. This simple device reduces job set-up times and ensures that web path travel throughout the press is accurately guided from unwind to rewind. In addition rewind splicing has been replaced with an ionisation bar to further speed up job preparation. SOMA's own FALCON II system permits semi-automatic print setting at the start of every new job. Longitudinal and cross register position is automatically set up from printing or through automatic impression set-up system. Automatic impression set-up is carried out without printing with 'printing plate protection' (PPP) function which protects printing sleeves against damage. Featuring new software and technology upgrades SOMA's latest print setting system, FALCON lll will be launched at DRUPA 2012. This new version is available for the PREMIA and enables even faster job setting without print marks and greater accuracy and consistency regardless of operator skills with even less material waste. Both systems represent outstanding time and material savings for new job set-up on short and medium runs. Also making its debut at DRUPA 2012 is SOMA's INK FIX colour matching technology. "Colour matching is another activity that can cost time and generate waste", explains Kusa. "When starting each new job, it is necessary to find a correspondence between the reference colour and the printed colour, within given tolerances. Our INK FIX system reduces waste and significantly increases the efficiency of on-press colour correction." The PREMIA carries on the SOMA tradition of sturdy robust engineering for stable, vibration free operation and fine print quality at high operating speeds. The press is constructed of cast-iron mono blocs to eliminate vibration. The width of this casing is 80mm on the operator´s side and 100mm on the motor side. At the central part of the press, the total width of the lining is 200mm for the operator's side and 220mm on the motor side. Attention has also been focused on the ink units which are also of sturdier construction. Quick and smooth acceleration or slowing down of the material is ensured through SOMA's servo driven technology. Lay-on and spreader roller are now sleeved which means that they can be changed more easily. "Different types of materials or wear and tear mean that rollers may need to be frequently changed," says Kusa. "Sleeved rollers eliminate the need for these changes. Central drum cleaning and an array of ergonomic enhancements are just some of the technologies that demonstrate our commitment to satisfying customer demands." SOMA has its own system for drum temperature control that features Q-SHIELD, central drum thermal stabilisation (CDTS) to monitor the CI drum temperature which is electronically controlled in combination with that of the machine frame. This compensates for even the smallest change in ambient temperature and provides maximum printing impression stability on short, medium and long runs. The system also includes printing cylinder thermal stabilisation, SOMA's patented PCTS technology. The PREMIA is also equipped with a new generation, two stage drying system that is a departure from the rest of SOMA's flexo press portfolio. Drying between the printing decks and drying tunnel evaporate the solvent or water content of the ink by blowing hot air at high speed. A special ventilator common to both drying stages exhausts the concentrated air from the machine. The whole system with carefully positioned drying heads is designed with the focus on noise reduction. In addition, a special maintenance concept has been developed to allow fast and comfortable web threading of the machine. Part of the drying system is based on new electrical and electronic technology that automatically regulates the system according to requirements. "Since one of the most energy demanding parts of a press is compressed air for pneumatic pumps, the PREMIA is equipped with a new control system that significantly reduces consumption," concludes Kusa. "Special ink containers, each consisting of a double-layer shell to cool the ink dispense with and replace traditional complex cooling systems. In terms of safety, the PREMIA is provided with a new type of isolation system that covers all parts of the machine, including the drying unit, tunnel, front and print unit covers."
SOMA Engineering will launch its new Premia printing press and two new slitter rewinders on stand A 39. The company will also feature the latest versions of its Lamiflex E laminator and Flexmont S mounting and proofing systems. The Premia is the latest addition to the SomaFlex range of presses and offers a cost effective combination of high technology and engineering for medium and long runs that is normally only found on more expensive machines. A 1270mm wide version with 915mm print repeat and speeds up to 500 m/min will be exhibited with eight printing units, shaft-less unwind and rewind, automatic wash-up and viscosity control systems, three chip digital camera for 100% web inspection and sleeve ejecting device. The new Premia concept features the latest versions of SOMA's tried and tested technologies. These include direct drive, new generation Inkflow and Inkstorm system, fast adapt, Q-Shield, CDTS, PCTS, sleeved lay-on and spreader rollers, composite mandrels, mono-block, Fast Blade, ink ready, flying anilox sleeve, easy intuitive touch screen, sophisticated machine design and improved 'energy minimalisation concept.' The advantages and performance characteristics of the machine will be demonstrated running several different job types. The new Venus III slitter rewinder is designed to convert flexible packaging materials in web widths from 1100mm to 1850mm and has an overhead web path to enhance clean room conditions and permit entry into the food and pharmaceutical packaging markets. Features to optimise operation The new Venus III slitter rewinder is designed to convert flexible packaging materials in web widths from 1100mm to 1850mm and has an overhead web path to enhance clean room conditions and permit entry into the food and pharmaceutical packaging markets. Features to optimise operation and efficiency include lower energy consumption as only one motor is needed to drive the rewind shafts and knife positioning assistant for ease of use. Minimum gap winding between the lay-on rollers and material rewind optimises processing of very thin films, self-wound tapes, cold seal and heavy ink lay-down jobs. An independent cross slitting system permits web cutting and splicing to the new cores automatically. The new PLUTO llI slitter rewinder with its beefed up side frames permits accurate slitting at speeds upto 600m/min in widths from 1100 to 1600. The machine is also aimed at greater efficiency with clever design features to reduce waste and down times. With its larger unwind and rewind diameters and simplified job changeovers, PLUTO llI is a high performance machine for long runs with in-built features for operator comfort. These include automated slit edge removal, automatic knife positioning system and shaft-less unwind with integrated loading and programmable rewind core positioning. Slitting is through razor blade for fast set-up and rotary knives for high quality. Also featuring will be the Lamiflex E laminator, an ecologically friendly system that is cost effective and also benefits the environment. It uses a two part, solvent-free polyurethane adhesive that sets via chemical reaction. This avoids VOC emissions and also eliminates the need for a heated drying tunnel saving on both high energy consumption and machine engineering costs while also reducing carbon emissions. The line up is complemented by the Flexmont S Mounter/Proofer which ensures accurate printing plate reproduction and mounting through micro-dots. Registration marks are scanned via a camera with 100% magnification and displayed on a monitor. Once the micro-dots are aligned with the cross-hairs on the monitor, the plate is mounted precisely on the plate sleeve. Located in Lanskroun, Czech Republic, SOMA Engineering designs and manufactures high quality printing and converting machines for a wide variety of industries. Its portfolio encompasses CI flexographic presses, slitter/rewinders, laminators, mounter-proofers, sheeters, die cutters and special purpose machines. The company serves an international market with representation and distribution channels throughout the world.
SOMA Engineering has announced the launch of its new VENUS III slitter rewinder for pharmaceutical and food packaging applications. The system is designed to convert flexible packaging materials in web widths from 1100mm to 1850mm. Explaining the reasons behind the development, Product Manager, Jan Sembera said. " Our aim was to develop a new generation slitter rewinder with an overhead web path between unwind and rewind units for clean room applications. The system uses the same components and technology as our well proven VENUS model, but now includes enhancements that bring a brand new machine to market while keeping a competitive edge." Features to optimise operation and efficiency include lower energy consumption as only one motor is needed to drive the rewind shafts and knife positioning assistant for ease of use. Minimum gap winding between the lay-on rollers and material rewind optimises processing of very thin films, self-wound tapes, cold seal and heavy ink lay-down jobs. An independent cross slitting system permits web cutting and splicing to the new cores automatically. "The overhead web path is a significant innovation and permits entry into the pharmaceutical and food packaging markets." adds Sembera. "The VENUS III meets the stringent hygiene requirements of both industries. The material is at a height well above floor level to ensure clean processing and easy cleaning of the manufacturing area. The higher machine frame also means optional equipment such as web cleaners, perforators and Corona treaters can easily be incorporated without any increase in integration costs." The VENUS III is equipped with an additional slitting unit for right edge slitting that ensures high quality slit reels. This eliminates the problems usually associated with tangential slitting of narrow edge trim. Concludes Sembera, "All our products are designed to permit expansion to meet future market demands. The new generation VENUS III provides high performance and flexibility with a commanding price to specification ratio. Parent reels from 1500mm down to a finished diameter of 815mm are easily handled at speeds up to 800m/min. The machine is capable of slitting down to 25mm with a maximum working width of 300mm." Located in Lanskroun, Czech Republic, SOMA Engineering designs and manufactures high quality printing and converting machines for a wide variety of industries. Its portfolio encompasses CI flexographic presses, slitter/rewinders, laminators, mounter-proofers, sheeters, die cutters and special purpose machines. The company serves an international market with representation and distribution channels throughout the world.


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finally, we have lift off! yes, we've woken up to all our dreaming, scheming, reviewing, cajoling, begging and more ings i could think of in my vocabulary.
'awakening: journey to abstraction' went up at the spacious the art loft@volvo showroom of singapore. we will be their swan song/show before they tear down to rebuilt the car showroom. you can say that we will bring the house down - literally!
the crazy part was deciding (another 'ing') how to portion of the space. in the end i choose to be at the end, far end of an elongated room. thought it might be a good way to be the exclamation point (maybe a question mark or horrors, the ... ). The deed is done, no turning back. I do have managed to squeezed in three pieces right smack in the middle of the path.
here is what I mean...
i think you might have seen the three rolls side by side together. in the end, with the guidance of our mentor to unroll this 2 m long work a bit to showcase the art work. i hope it makes sense and get's the notice. it was an interesting process to move from an A4 size work to this daunting size!
some 'close up' shots for you. :) * you were warned , look away now.
the full list of materials on show are in my site. you can check it out here. will broadcast this more post opening night. zero-nil -null-nada sale yet for me...
it's still a good 4 more days to the official opening night and then many days to close this show. there is really not much foot traffic to the space so we're really reliant on friends and their friends talking about it. i just hope to sell enough to cover the $$$ i spent.
big thanks to the LMM family for being part of my (continuing) artistic journey! *waving, clutching his oscar statute*... oops sorry, wrong dream sequence. you guys rock...! will report back in the next few weeks... follow me in fb/ twitter/ pinterest/ linkedin... in the meantime, this blog is just for lmm and will self destruct in.....
n.b. btw, a very crude walk thru in my area via youtube. http://youtu.be/oP-Tr91H9wk
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thanks wendy! just closed the exhibition over the weekend.
tiring but well worth the effort of doing it. :D
Congrats on the show! The space looks GREAT as do your pieces.
cheers adrian! cross finger i do more in the future.
Congrats, Darwin. I think it looks great! :)
very impressed,Darwin,i think those big pieces are fab,where did you get those 2m long rolls?
Fingers crossed for big sales!!!!
cheers lea! :)
Looks fantastic Darwin. Liking the way you have displayed your acetates.
HERE ARE 2 LINKS to TWO of my youtube videos talking and demonstrating about this amazing product:
So once i have my image printed onto transparency film, I take my Ezscreen silk screen which has been coated in light sensitive emulsion (These sheets come pre-coated so they are ready to use). Place it onto a black board, then place the transparency image on top (this part needs to be done in a dark room with no direct sunlight). I take it outside and expose it for 1 minute and 40 seconds (but time varies depending on time of day and strength of sunlight). After i have exposed the image i place it into a tub of water for around 5 - 8 minutes. Then i rinse the screen out under fast running water until the unexposed area (the black) washes away. I then expose the screen to the sun for a further 20mins to completely harden the light sensitive emulsion.
And this is the completed screen ready for printing. I simply use an old credit card to spread the ink over the screen making sure i do one complete full stroke across the screen (holding the credit card at a 45 degree angle). I immediately wash the screen out under fast flowing water and pat dry. I use fabric screen printing ink which washes out in water (which makes the process easy).
I love this product, their website is http://ezscreenprint.com/ (for full instructions and details on how to purchase this awesome product).
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