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Rise & Recline Chairs
Rise and Recline Chairs are essentially powered armchairs, capable of both reclining the user to raise their feet, as well as rising to help them get out of the chair. They are available with a variety of styles, sizes, fabrics and motor actions to suit just about any user.
Highback Chairs
Highbacks offer provide a comfortable, stylish chair, that are easier for users to get out of.
Specialist Chairs
When a more specialised seating solution is required DSL can offer a number of more care orientated products. From specialised fabrics, to inbuilt positioning aids and pressure care, there is a chair for just about any user.
Our cushion range provides a choice of comfort options for just about any situation.
Furniture Raisers
Devices to elevate chairs and other furniture, making them easier to get in and out of.
A variety of aids and accessories for our chair range
Scooters & Powerchairs
Our range of Mobility Scooters and Powerchairs.
Carboot Scooters
Carboot Scooters are small mobility scooters, that can be split into multiple pieces to fit into a carboot. They typically have a range of 10 – 20 miles and are usually reasonably lightweight.
Road Scooters
Road Scooters are larger, road-legal scooters. They typically have a top speed of 6 or 8mph, and a range exceeding 20 Miles. They are likely to feature headlights, indicators and suspension as well as having larger, more comfortable seats.
Folding Scooters
Folding Scooters are as the name suggests, small scooters that fold up compactly instead of splitting. This removes a lot of the hassle of a traditional carboot scooter, though may be heavier to lift.
Powered Wheelchairs, ideal for users requiring long periods of use, or to navigate tighter locations.
A selection of ramps, ideal for use with Scooters and Powerchairs.
A range of accessories for scooters, including bags, rain covers, and more.
A selection of wheelchairs for any occasion.
Transit Wheelchairs
Wheelchairs with small back wheels, that require the user to pushed by an attendant.
Self-Propelled Wheelchairs
Wheelchairs with large back wheels, that allow the user to move themselves independently.
Specialist Wheelchairs
Wheelchairs intended for users with more particular needs.
A selection of ramps, ideal for use with Scooters and Powerchairs.
A range of accessories for wheelchairs, including bags, rain covers, and more.
Walking Aids
Numerous aids to help users struggling with their walking and general mobility.
Walking Sticks & Crutches
Devices designed to give users that additional bit of support when walking.
3-Wheeled Walkers
3-Wheeled Walkers improve on the manouverability of a 4-Wheeled alternative, though at the cost of some stability. They also usually are fitted with a storage bag.
4-Wheeled Walkers
4 Wheeled Walkers improve on the stability of a 3-Wheeled alternative, though at the cost of some manoeuvrability. They also usually are fitted with a seat and storage bag.
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Practical walking aids for use around the home.
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Traditional walking frames, to give users a little extra support on their feet.
Our bedroom aid collection, including electric adjustable beds, and suitable mattresses, along with specialist bedding and more.
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Devices designed to help users dress themselves more independently. Includes devices to help with buttons, zips, socks and more.
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Devices to elevate beds and other furniture, making them easier to get in and out of.
Our Bathroom collection, just about everything you could need to make bathing, showering and toileting easier.
A selection of specialised lifts, to help users get in and out of a bath.
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A variety of aids for use in the bathroom, from shower stools to long handled sponges.
A selection of toileting aids, from urinals to commodes and all manner of other options.
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We stock a selection of both wall-mounted and suction-cup grab rails, as well as support rails for both baths and toilets.
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Cast Protectors, as the name suggests are plastic covers that encompass a cast or other injury, to prevent them getting wet in the bath or shower.
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General mobility aids, for use around the house, and beyond.
From pillboxes to disposable gloves and orthopaedic supports, DSL has you covered for healthcare products.
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Our continence selection, a wide range of washable and disposable protection.
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Devices aiming to help users move from position to another.
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Pressure Care is the art of preventing pressure sores. This entails the use of specialist cushions, and other products.
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2011: The best of MarkLives // Agency stories we covered
2011: The best of MarkLives // Agency stories we covered
February, 2011
Ogilvy & Mather expands investment in local office
Ogilvy & Mather has upped its stake in local subsidiary Ogilvy South Africa from 49.9% to 59%.
February, 2011
Clickthinking bought by international network
South African Internet and SEO agency Clickthinking was purchased by Aegis Media, one of the world's leading media communications and market research groups, for an undisclosed amount.
February, 2011
The green agency
We talked with the boys behind Derrick (Livio Tronchin, Mark Stead and Myles Hoppé), an agency that hopes to combine business sustainability with environmental friendliness, a collaborative approach to communication and media neutrality. We also got to squeeze Livio's cock (a plastic rooster that crows, thankfully).
March 2011
Renee Silverstone leaves Jupiter
Renee Silverstone resigned as CEO of The Jupiter Drawing Room (Johannesburg) after 22 years with the company. Silverstone had co-founded the company with Graham Warsop in 1989.
April 2011
DDB/Draftfcb furore highlights industry confidentiality issues
A sparring match between Vodacom and Cell C upended the advertising industry and lead to heated debate on whether or not it's possible for agencies to effectively protect confidential client information. A spoof campaign by Cell C, developed by DDB South Africa on a project basis (Ogilvy remains Cell C's agency of record – see box below) and poking fun at Vodacom rebranding its corporate colour red, has, according to tech news site Techcentral, lead to Vodacom's agency Draftfcb threatening legal action against the creative director behind both the Vodacom rebrand and the Cell C spoof campaign.
April 2011
Quirk set to become a R100 million revenue company Most popular read
The team at emarketing agency Quirk is so busy two years after moving into their offices they haven't had time to finish off interiors properly. So busy in fact they have grown from 60 to 150 people in the past twelve months and will probably just fall short of doubling their R50 million in 2010 revenue over the next financial year.
May 2011
Global agency groups find growth in digital, emerging markets
Financial results for the first quarter of 2011 from some of the world's largest ad agency networks are showing rapid growth in emerging markets. Increasingly, agency networks expect their future, and future profits, to be tied in with markets outside the US or Western Europe. The stars of the show? China and Latin America. Digital spend, also in emerging markets, is driving quite a bit of the growth as well. Read more.
May 2011
Dave Duarte joins Ogilvy promising the "geekification of the ad industry"
Ogilvy Cape Town made a tangible move towards integrating digital skills companywide and across traditional agency silos as ad spend continues its shift online. The agency has rolled out a comprehensive educational initiative with lecturer and digital strategist Dave Duarte, who joins the company to lead its Ogilvy Digital Marketing Academy (ODMA).Read more.
May 2011
Brandt Botes plots a new design course
Designer and illustrator Brandt Botes has set up his own design studio called Studio Botes in Cape Town. The agency will specialise in corporate identity work, packaging design and illustration. Brandt is one of South Africa's best known graphic designers and was until recently design group head at The Jupiter Drawing Room (Cape Town).
August 2011
TBWA, Zille deny Sunday Times tender scandal report
The Sunday Times published allegations that the office of Western Cape premier Helen Zille has awarded the province's communication budget to agency TBWA\Hunt\Lascaris without following proper tender procedures. It values the contract at R1 billion over two years. The newspaper is basing the story on information supplied by an anonymous "whistle-blower."
September 2011
The Joe Public revival
Leck and Marais initially launched Joe Public in Cape Town off the 'take-away' advertising concept – clients picked and paid standard rates for services from a menu – and, while successful, Marais says it wasn't sustainable over the long run as the agency grew. Joe Public was later bought by FCB which merged it and its 'second-agency brand' sibling Azaguys in 2004. It also closed the Cape Town office.
September 2011
Matthew Bull, Andrew Whitehouse launch NY shop
Matthew Bull, former chief creative officer of Lowe & Partners (an Interpublic Group company) and founder of South African agency Lowe Bull, has teamed up with Andrew Whitehouse, executive creative director at FoxP2, to launch a New-York-based agency, The Bull-White House, which will be a sister agency to South Africa's FoxP2.
September 2011
Loerie time: Ad award success no longer sole arbiter of agency and industry respect Must read
The 2011 Loerie Awards are done and dusted (no pun intended), with Cape Town agencies grabbing three of the top five (first, third and fifth) spots on the official overall ranking table. Two of the three Grands Prix were awarded to Cape-based agencies. With the ceremony over, I for one cannot help but feel that the industry is shifting away from judging their peers based on award results. Read more.
November 2011
Gloo eyes expansion to Middle East
Digital agency Gloo is seeing budgets dedicated to digital going up by as much as 50%, says Gloo ECD Pete Case, as corporate South Africa keeps shifting budget towards digital platforms. And it's going towards more than marketing in its traditional sense, says Case, who cites Spur as one client investing in digital as a means to manage brand material going out to franchises. The agency announced Gloo it is seeking to expand beyond SA to the Middle East. It is already doing work in Doha for the Qatar Foundation.
December 2011
Damon Stapleton on picking Saatchi & Saatchi Australia
Damon Stapleton, executive creative director at TBWA\Hunt\Lascaris, announced that he is heading to Saatchi & Saatchi Australia to take up the role of ECD at that agency. This follows initial reports that he would be heading to London (additional job offers landed on his desk as soon as initial reports revealed he was preparing to leave TBWA).
December 2011
Jupiter loses Woolworths
The Jupiter Drawing Room (Cape Town) has confirmed that Woolworths, one of the largest advertising accounts in Cape Town, has given it notice that it is moving its account into an in-house studio. AIS/ADEX valued adspend from Woolworths at R104 million during 2010. Jupiter Cape Town held the account for five years.

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Princeton-based chemical manufacturer Rockwood Holdings Inc. today agreed to acquire Australia-based Talison Lithium Ltd. for $732 million in cash to expand its battery-grade lithium production to an international customer base.
"The acquisition of Talison is the logical next step in further strengthening our lithium business and enhancing our capabilities," said Seifi Ghasemi, chairman and CEO of Rockwood, in a statement. "This acquisition will enable us to better serve both our existing global customers, as well as Talison's current lithium concentrate customers in China and the rest of the world."
Earlier this month, Talison doubled its lithium production capacity by expanding a plant in Western Australia, where it has been manufacturing the energy product used in batteries and mobile electronics for more than 25 years. The company exports more than 350,000 metric tons of lithium each year, according to its website.
Rockwood announced it will pay Talison 6.50 Canadian dollars — or $6.58 — per share, and it intends to finance the acquisition with the cash on its balance sheet and new debt financing. The pricing is in Canadian dollars because Talison is listed on the Toronto Stock Exchange.
Talison's board unanimously recommended the deal to shareholders, but the acquisition still awaits their approval, and is subject to customary closing conditions.


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CALIFORNIA, U.S. - Recent research has revealed that Facebook is losing young users to Snapchat, as older people continue to take Facebook's user count upwards.
The social media powerhouse is also losing users to Snapchat, a network on which teenagers believe they have greater control over.
Research has shown that younger users like platforms that emphasize visuals, and they like sharing posts away from adults' prying eyes.
While the migration from Facebook to Snapchat was expected, it is believed to be happening even faster than previously expected.
According to a forecast from New York-based market research company eMarketer, the number of Facebook users ages 12 to 17 is expected to decrease by 5.6 percent in 2018.
This, the researchers said means that for the first time, less than half of U.S. internet users in that age group are expected to use Facebook at least once a month in 2018.
Further, eMarketer has said that overall, Facebook is expected to lose 2 million users who are 24 or younger this year.
Meanwhile, Snapchat is expected to add 1.9 million users in that age group.
However, currently, Instagram is still bigger in the U.S. than Snapchat.
Yet, it is only expected to add 1.6 million users in the 24 and younger group this year.
Debra Aho Williamson, a principal analyst at eMarketer has said that posts and messages on Snapchat disappear after a short time, and that makes it fun for the younger age group.
She added, "(It's) less likely that you're going to go, 'Oh gosh, a year ago I sent that or posted that? Ew.' Whereas on Facebook, people of older generations, that doesn't necessarily matter to them. They like that posterity."
While Facebook continues to add monthly users, it is doing so slowly.
eMarketer forecasts that it is expected to hit 169.5 million users in the U.S. this year, up less than 1 percent from 2017.
Further, people aged 55 and above make up 22.5 percent of those users, second only to the 25 to 34 age group.
Molly Lynch, founder of Chicago-based Lynch Communications Group has said, "That's why it's uncool to that group who is 14 years old and they want to share what they're doing with their friends but they don't want grandma to see."
Lynch explained that younger users feel like they have control on Snapchat.
He added that businesses choosing to advertise on any social media platform will really have to define their target audience and figure out where they're going to be.
Adding, "Right now, Facebook won't go away. It just won't be as cool to certain age groups."


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'The Hunger Games' Outsells 'Harry Potter' On Amazon
Suzanne Collins' "The Hunger Games" series outsold J.K. Rowling's "Harry Potter" series on Amazon, The Wall Street Journal reported.
On Friday, Amazon announced that everyone's favorite bow-and-arrow heroine Katniss Everdeen from District 12 had outsold Britain's lightning-bolt-scarred wizard Harry Potter. There are seven books in the Harry Potter series and there are three books in the "The Hunger Games'" series.
Sara Nelson, the editorial director at Amazon, said in a statement, "the Hunger Games have taken the world by storm, much as Harry Potter did a decade before."
"Interestingly, this series is only three books versus Harry Potter's seven, and to achieve this result in just four years is a great testament to both the popularity of the work and, we think, the growth in reading digitally during that time," she said.
"The Hunger Games" is the most borrowed e-book for Kindles, Nelson noted, and the Harry Potter series hadn't become available for sale on the Kindle until a few months ago.
"The Hunger Games," which has taken the world by storm, is a trilogy about a young woman, Katniss Everdeen, who is literally removed from her family and forced to "play" to the death, where she is expected to kill other children from her country who have also been picked by the government. It's set in a post-apocalyptic world where "Hunger Games" are held every year to remind families across the country how powerful the government truly is, and how they must suffer as a result of one of the districts uprising.
The series follows Katniss Everdeen. Children, teens and adults have been drawn to the tantalizing series.
The first film of the movie was released in November 2011 and the second movie is set to be filmed in Georgia during the fall.


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Error when importing RegServer list from SQL 2005 to SQL 2008
I discovered the already known bug in SQL 2008 that you can't import a SQL 2005 server list (exported as a regsrvr file). For someone like me who deals with a large numger of SQL Servers, this is a major issue. Fortunately, Buck Woody has provided a simple solution on his Blog: Importing SQL Server 2005 Registered Servers to SQL Server 2008. This saved me a great deal of time and, more importantly, a great deal of annoyance!!
Thanks Buck!!
My Bug Report
I reloaded my laptop and installed a new installation of SQL 2008 RTM (Dev. Ed.). Previous setup was SQL 2005 SP2. Prior to wiping hard drive, I exported the registered servers to regsrvr files (1 for database engine, 1 for AS, and 1 for IS). I can't import SQL 2005 regsrvr files into SQL 2008. For me, this is a big hindrance!! Is there a workaround?
When I try to import these files into the SQL 2008 SSMS, I get the following error for all 3 regsrvr files:
Cannot import from C:\Users\v-rodav\Desktop\SQLIS.regsrvr.
The operation 'Import' failed. (Microsoft.SqlServer.Management.RegisteredServers)
Serialization output is invalid. (Microsoft.SqlServer.Management.Sdk.Sfc)
'None' is an invalid XmlNodeType. Line 17, position 10. (System.Xml)
SQL 2008 SSMS Version info:
Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio 10.0.1600.22 ((SQL_PreRelease).080709-1414 )
Microsoft Analysis Services Client Tools 2007.0100.1600.022 ((SQL_PreRelease).080709-1414 )
Microsoft Data Access Components (MDAC) 6.0.6001.18000 (longhorn_rtm.080118-1840)
Microsoft MSXML 3.0 4.0 5.0 6.0
Microsoft Internet Explorer 7.0.6001.18000
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Class of 2010: Congratulations on your graduation! Please note the following information in regards to your email and network accounts:
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Please be advised that your kentlaw.edu email and network account will be terminated on Monday, August 2 at 11:59 p.m. (the first Monday after the July Bar exam). After this date, you will not be able to recover any emails that are currently in your @kentlaw.edu inbox.
If you would like to save your emails, you may download a .pst file of your inbox, following the instructions here. Please note that you must be on campus in order to download your .pst file, as you need access to the Chicago-Kent server for the download. Moreover, please be sure to have a flash drive or recordable CD on which to save your emails, as the files are generally too large to send by email. It is your responsibility to make a backup of your emails to a .pst file. If you have questions, please contact the Center for Law and Computers at firstname.lastname@example.com or (312) 906-5300, but note they cannot complete this process for you.
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This service is available through the Alumni Online Community at www.alumni.kentlaw.edu. It allows you to choose a firstname.lastname@example.com address that will be forwarded to your specified personal email account (e.g. gmail, yahoo, or work e-mail, etc). Your username can be your current kentlaw.edu username or you can create a new one.
The advantage of the e-mail forwarding is that once you give your forwarding address to friends and colleagues, you'll no longer have to notify everyone in your address book of a new or discontinued e-mail address; you can simply update the email account to which the email forwarding address sends to by logging into the Alumni Online Community. Please note that any emails sent to your current @kentlaw.edu address DO NOT automatically get sent to your alumni forwarding address. You must notify your contacts of your new address.
In order to access e-mail forwarding, you must sign up for the Chicago-Kent Alumni Online Community, which, in addition to email forwarding, allows you to update your alumni information, search the alumni directory, join groups, network with fellow alumni, and keep up to date with all the news and events at Chicago-Kent. Accounts for May 2010 graduates will be available by mid-July. Click here to sign up now and we will send you your login information when you have access!
For questions or concerns, please contact the Chicago-Kent Alumni Association at email@example.com or 312.906.5240.
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Starting November 5, 2009, students will be required to make tuition payments through a new system called TouchNet/PayPath. More information can be found here: www.enrollment.iit.edu/bursar/touchnet_announcement.html
Please note that there will be an additional service fee of 2.75% added to your tuition bill once the TouchNet system is implemented. To avoid this charge, you must pay your tuition in full BEFORE November 5, 2009. IIT will be using TouchNet/PayPath for student tuition accounts ONLY. IIT and the law school will continue to use the same credit card processors we have used in the past for all other credit card transactions. Therefore, service fees will NOT be added to general credit card transactions outside of student tuition account payments and we/IIT will continue to accept VISA, MC, Discover and American Express as we have done in the past.
Q: For Fall 2009, can I still use my Visa card to make payments to the Office of the Bursar for my tuition charges?
A: Yes. As long as your account balance is paid in full prior to November 5, 2009. Fall tuition payments made after this date will be made via TouchNet PayPath and will be assessed the 2.75% convenience fee.
Q: After November 5, 2009, how can I make payments to the Office of the Bursar without incurring the additional 2.75% charge?
A: Online electronic check payments will remain available at no additional charge. In addition, personal checks, money orders and cash payments will be accepted in person at the cashier's office.
* Please note that service fees are not considered to as part of a student's educational expenses, that is, service fees are not permitted to be added to a student's budget for consideration of additional financial aid.
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A: The university will continue to accept visa payments for service not related to your student account. Please note that students electing to have their parking permit charged to their student account will not be able to use Visa cards to pay this fee.
There is a new stipend-supported summer program in Freiburg Germany for law students from the US, Canada and the UK. Detailed information is available at: www.daad.org/page/law. The DAAD (German Academic Exchange Service) Summer Law School offers the unique opportunity to receive intensive legal training at the University of Freiburg, which hosts one of the most prestigious law faculties in Germany. After the one-week seminar, you will spend about three weeks as an intern at a German law firm, court or other legal institution. The Law Summer School placements provide students with the opportunity to work in an international firm or organization, to learn about the daily life of a lawyer, consultant or judge, and to gain confidence in an international environment. Last but not least, the internships are a source of mutual cultural and professional enrichment for both the interns and their hosts.
The program will start on June 14, 2010 with a one-week seminar series on German and European law in Freiburg. After that, students start their individual internships at institutions of their choice. Eligibility Requirements: To apply for a law internship you must be a law student enrolled at a university in the US or Canada at the time of the internship. Applicants must prove that they have student status at the time of the internship. German language skills are welcomed but are not necessary. DAAD will provide a scholarship of €650 for the duration of the Summer School. Furthermore, each scholarship holder will receive a lump sum for international travel expenses and a five-day travel card for German Railways. DAAD will also provide health insurance and accident and personal/private liability insurance.
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Reformulating for Aseptic Processing
Shelf-stable products are a boon to foodservice but a bear for processors product development labs.
Aseptic processing has been a boon to the foodservice channel, enabling both growth and innovation. Foodservice operators face shorter menu development cycles as they juggle labor supply, increased costs, regulatory requirements and new competitors. So they turn to aseptically packaged food products to resolve a number of pressing issues.
Foodservice operators are ordering fewer commodity/ingredient items and more prepared items – less vinegar and more vinaigrette. Pre-made stocks, sauces and bases are the foundation of many signature menu items. Aseptic products can help restaurateurs increase average transaction size and meet the needs of distinct groups of consumers.
Meal components that add value to the finished products and lower the operations bottom line are particularly valued. And the fact that aseptic production yields shelf-stable products that require no freezing or refrigeration (until opening) is a huge bonus.
Higher temp, lower time
Aseptic cartons are lightweight and easy on the back. The block shape is space-efficient. The easy-open, easy-pour, and reclosable features – standard in multi-serve aseptic cartons – offer valuable time savings compared to the opening and handling requirements of equivalent size canned products. Aseptic packages are easy to crush when empty and occupy less space in a dumpster.
Contrary to popular myth, aseptic packages are recyclable. Aseptic packages, like paperboard milk cartons, may be recycled at the mill through a simple paper recycling process known as hydrapulping. The hyrapulper blends and agitates aseptic packages for 30-40 mins. until the plastic and foil layers separate from the paper pulp. Repeated rinsing and screening separates the fiber fraction from the thin layers of aluminum and plastic and may be streamed into the production of paper products.
Ultra high-temperature (UHT) processing is crucial to ensure commercial sterility for aseptic, shelf-stable food products and beverages. The processing temperature is higher — often around 275°F — but the time held at that temperature is only 1-5 seconds, rather than sometimes minutes under traditional retorting. Some milk products undergo a similar process, high temperature-short time pasteurization, which heats milk to 161°F for 15 seconds.
Just as important — maybe moreso — is that critical steps of the process must be performed in a sterile environment, from the handling of the package until it is sealed.
Traditional canned or pasteurized liquid food products and beverages that are to be aseptically processed and packaged therefore must undergo reformulation to protect and stabilize the components during UHT processing.
For aseptic steam-injection processes, ingredient volatility should be considered to prevent flashing off of valuable flavoring components during the vacuum cooling process. Formulators may opt to add viscosity-enhancing ingredients to protect the volatile components or simply increase the amount of the flavor compounds to compensate for process-related dissipation. Brian Thane, director of aseptic technology at Tetra Pak Inc., (www.tetrapak.com), Vernon Hills, Ill., suggests aseptic dosing of key ingredients after the aseptic processing portion to address this issue.
New product trends lean toward the application of nutritional and functional ingredients for health benefits. Processors are being requested to aseptically package foods and beverages with omega-3 fatty acids for general health, lutein for eye health, inulin for enhanced digestion and other improved body functions, sucralose in place of sugar as a low-calorie sweetener, whey protein mixes in place of whole milk for reduced fat formulation and antioxidants such as lycopene for better overall health.
"These benefits are more easily achieved through aseptic processing due to its inherent short-time thermal treatment, which preserves more of the beneficial and quality attributes of the components," Thane says.
Cara Freitas Hanson, sales manager at Kagome Inc. (www.kagomeusa.com), a Foster City, Calif., processor, says although flash heating can affect some sensitive components, in general aseptic processing is milder than the traditional can and retort processing. Reverse osmosis under pressure allows for volume reduction without diminishing the volatiles too much, and the absence of extended heat processing creates a "fresher" flavor in sauces, she says.
Formulators benefit from needing less of the expensive flavor modifiers and potentiators because the food ingredients themselves lend flavor to the finished product. There also is no development of cooked flavors commonly associated with sauces that have been subjected to extensive heat for extended periods.
American Purpac is a contract packager that has specialized in aseptically filled products.
Dave Madden, CEO of American Purpac (www.purpac.com), a Beloit, Wis., contract packer specializing in aseptic filling, sees a definite trend in the "asepticizing" of concentrates and single-strength ingredients for foodservice. Madden notes smoothie formulators are using fewer fillers and extenders such as corn starch, starch derivatives and hydrocolloids as low-cost texturizers and more pulpy fruits and vegetables for developing the coarse sensation associated with fresh, homemade smoothies.
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Clean Cities Celebrates Two Decades of Success
June 27, 2013
In 1992, the Energy Policy Act directed the U.S. Department of Energy to establish a program to coordinate government and industry efforts to use alternative fuels in transportation. The following year, the U.S. Department of Energy launched Clean Cities and officially designated its first six coalitions, located in Atlanta, Denver, Philadelphia, Delaware, Las Vegas, and Washington, D.C. These pioneers, and the dozens more that followed on their heels, began reaching out to local stakeholders on a mission to reduce petroleum use and to strengthen the nation's economic, environmental, and energy security.
"From the very beginning, I knew Clean Cities would be successful," said National Clean Cities Co-Director Linda Bluestein, who helped run an alternative fuels information hotline in the program's early days. "The coordinators were so committed to making this work in their local communities, and they were so excited about the possibilities offered by new vehicle technologies—I just knew this had to work."
Two decades later, Clean Cities boasts nearly 100 coalitions, covering 74% of the country's population. The number of public- and private-sector stakeholders involved in the local coalitions and the national program as a whole has grown to almost 13,000, and their projects are transforming local and regional transportation markets. Most notably, the program has helped place more than 660,000 alternative fuel vehicles on the road and saved more than 4.5 billion gallons of petroleum. In 2011 alone, Clean Cities activities helped to avert more than 5.8 million tons of greenhouse gas emissions.
More Information
For more information about the Clean Cities 20th anniversary, read the latest issue of Clean Cities Now and visit the Clean Cities website. Learn more about NREL's support to Clean Cities.


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Newcastle Knights hooker and skipper Danny Buderus has been awarded this year's Dally M player of the year medal.
Brisbane Broncos five eighth Darren Lockyer was awarded the 'people's choice' Provan Summons Medal for best and fairest of 2004.
The ARL Hall of Fame added six new inductees including Frank Burge who played for Glebe and St George from 1911-1927.
The presentation at Sydney's Town Hall took place last night in front of full house of guests and recipients.
The full list of 2004 Dally M Awards winners:
Dally M Player of the Year: Danny Buderus (Newcastle) Provan Summons Medal winner (fan's choice for 2004's best player): Darren Lockyer (Brisbane)
Dally M Rookie of the Year: Karmichael Hunt (Brisbane)
Dally M Representative Player of the Year: Craig Fitzgibbon (Sydney Roosters)
Dally M Coach of the Year: Steve Folkes (Bulldogs)
Peter Frilingos Memorial Award for the headline moment of the year: Billy Slater (Melbourne)
2004 Team of the Year: Best fullback - Anthony Minichiello (Roosters) Best winger - Amos Roberts (Panthers) Best centre - Willie Tonga (Bulldogs) Best five-eighth - Darren Lockyer (Broncos) Best halfback - Brett Finch (Roosters) Best lock - Shaun Timmins (Dragons) Best second row - Nathan Hindmarsh (Parramatta) Best prop - Paul Rauhihi (Cowboys) Best hooker - Danny Buderus (Knights) Best captain - Steve Price (Bulldogs)
ARL Hall of Fame inductees Pre-WWII - Frank Burge (Glebe, St George; lock/second-row from 1911-27); Harold Horder (Souths, Norths; winger from 1912-1924); Vic Hey (Wests, Ipswich, Leeds, Dewsbury, Hunslet, Parramatta; five-eighth from 1933-49) Post-WWII - Harry Bath (Balmain, Barrow, Warrington, St George; second row from 1946-59); Norm Provan (St George; second row from 1951-1965); Ken Irvine (Norths, Manly; winger from 1958-1973)
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Buffalo, NY – David Krejci scored the game-winning goal with 7:06 left to lead the Boston Bruins to a 2-0 decision over the Buffalo Sabres on Sunday.
Anton Khudobin turned away all 26 shots he faced to notch his first shutout of the season, and the second of his career.
Krejci also had an assist, while Nathan Horton chipped in with a goal and an assist for the Bruins, who stopped a two-game skid. With the win, Boston trails the Montreal Canadiens (49) by one point for first place in the Northeast Division.
"It was better, absolutely. And I think we're going to call it a step forward," Boston head coach Claude Julien said. "The effort tonight was much better. We're skating better."
Ryan Miller stopped 29 of the 31 shots faced for the Sabres, who have dropped four straight.
Horton threw a backhand on net, but it was turned away by Miller in traffic. Krejci, though, came up with the puck and easily put it in the back of the goal.
Just over three minutes later Horton lit the lamp to give the Bruins some insurance. Milan Lucic skated down the left side and dumped the puck back to Krejci, who let a backhander fly toward the net. Horton redirected the disc past Miller for his 11th goal of the season.
"I did not see him coming to be honest," Sabres defenseman Andrej Sekera said of his defense on Horton.
Buffalo wasted several opportunities to score over the final five minutes of the game. Khudobin turned away Drew Stafford's wrister and just over a minute later made a spectacular save on Tyler Myers' backhanded try.
Khudobin stoned both Jason Pominville and Christian Ehrhoff, and the Bruins didn't allow the Sabres to get another shot off the rest of the game.
Game Notes
Lucic picked up his 15th assist of the season ... The Bruins, who entered the contest with the top penalty kill unit in the league, held the Sabres scoreless over four power plays ... Boston will host Ottawa on Tuesday ... The Bruins outshot the Sabres 31-26 ... Buffalo will visit Pittsburgh on Tuesday.


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Fish and Game staff will prowl rivers checking salmonBy: George deVilbiss/Special to Gold Country News Service
There was all but a total collapse of salmon numbers a mere five years ago. Fishing for salmon in the ocean and river systems was closed.
Salmon numbers have rebounded since then. Some of the best salmon fishing in many years is being seen in the ocean. Their favored grub — krill and anchovy — are in the water. Chinook are gorging themselves and getting fat and big.
Not every salmon off the coast of California will be coming up the river systems this year. They return up the rivers to spawn and die when they're 4 or 5 years of age.
Ocean salmon range from those released from hatcheries mere weeks ago to lunkers that have been reaching their maximum size before they make the run up the rivers.
Limits have been the rule with the ocean fishery. Fat and sassy with a lot of feed, they fight with ferocity.
Because of the tremendous offshore fishery, the main run in the fall is expected to be phenomenal as well in the Mokelumne, San Joaquin, Sacramento, American and Feather rivers.
Because they're eating so well, there should be numerous record-size fish, too.
The Department of Fish and Game will get into the action. If a boat pulls alongside you and you see DFG uniforms, don't get heart palpitations. DFG staff roaming the rivers aren't wardens. They're biologists.
Called "survey crews," they'll be counting the number of boats and anglers, weighing and measuring each fish caught. If the adipose fin is missing, it means the salmon was born in a hatchery, and when the fin was clipped, a small coded wire tag was implanted in its fleshy snout.
If you have a salmon with no adipose fin, they'll request to take the head to recover the coded tag. Just an FYI. You can't refuse. Fish and Game Code Section 8226 states, "Anglers upon request by an authorized agent of the Department, (must) immediately relinquish the head of the salmon to the State."
During the 2011 fall run of Chinook, survey crews contacted more than 4,000 parties, measured 2,805 salmon and collected 652 heads. It was this and other baseline information that provided the total effort and harvest of salmon.
The results showed 60,500 salmon were caught and another 10,990 were released. Of the salmon kept, 70 percent were 2-year-olds, or "jacks," and anglers fished an average of 14 hours to catch a salmon.
The 2012 season is expected to be considerably more productive than 2011. So if a DFG boat pulls up to you, don't panic; just proudly show off your fish.
Current fishing
Numerous fires are burning in the north state, including a big one below Butt Lake in Plumas County. All the campgrounds are closed. When water is released from Butt Lake, it enters the Feather River system at Caribou. The road from Caribou to Butt Lake is closed, as is camping at popular Caribou.
Another fire above Redding is now contained. There should be no effect on fishing or recreational activities at places like the upper Sacramento River and Shasta Lake.
A storm system coming from the south end of the state may have disrupted some activities in the Sierra, but the impact was minimal. It was warm, and some areas were well lit with a lightning show, not a good thing this time of year.
Ocean salmon: The hot bite has tapered off. While a boat here and there might limit, the others from San Francisco, Bodega and Fort Bragg are having to work super hard to even find a fish here and there. There have been more bad days recently than what the fleet has been used to the past few weeks.
Local salmon: There are no big schools of salmon staging outside the Golden Gate Bridge or making their way up the San Francisco-San Pablo-Suisun bays. There are salmon, just not the big schools the river systems will see in another month or two.
It seems like several people want a salmon, evidenced by the number of boats generally clogging certain parts of the rivers in the morning hours. One wonders how any fish can make it through the firing line of offerings in their way. But many do. You can have a much better chance vying for the available Chinooks coming up the river, say around noon to dark instead of first light. Boater-angler traffic is much lighter in the afternoons.
Camp Far West: This lake is owned by a water district that has numerous contracts for water with farmers downriver. They must have considerable demand right now, as the lake is dropping fast. The launch ramp is still useable on the north-shore side. A variety of plastics worked along the Bear River arm have taken bass. A bunch of two-pounders and a four-pounder here and there have been reported. The main body and Rock Creek arm can yield a good number of catfish.
French Meadows Reservoir: It's not the first time, but the water delivery system at Lewis Campground at the back (north) side of the lake, along with the nearby group camp, isn't working. You can camp there if you bring your own water. Otherwise, you can camp at French Meadows. Fishing, however, is slow. Park near the bridge just above the stream that enters the lake and make the short hike down the hill. Fish the far upper end of the lake with eggs, crawlers and crickets, and you can actually do well.
Caples Lake: Shore anglers are finding the bite slow, but those who putt-putt around in trolling mode are finding rainbows to 1½ pounds. A threaded crawler or small Rapala off Wood's Creek, the dam and the channel around the spillway are good areas to troll.
Frenchman Lake: The water level has dropped to just under 70 percent, but shore anglers and trollers are scoring on rainbows, some hitting 18 inches. For bait dunkers, set up your folding chair near the dam or off Lunker Point. Power Bait or a crawler on a sliding sinker rig should do the trick. Trollers need several colors of leadcore to get down as much as 25 feet. Downriggers will do it. Needlefish or a threaded crawler behind blades will get you bit.
Folsom Lake: You can get into a fair trout bite if you can get on the water before the water skiers and boaters. You won't be able to top-line at this time of year. Trout are roaming 45-55 feet down, and that means a downrigger, something definitely worth its weight in gold this time of year.
Bass don't like this hot weather either, so they're holding in deeper water. They'll move into shallower water early in the morning but will retreat to deeper, quieter, cooler regions once the sun hits the water. You can drop-shot or jig the rock piles and off the main points to get into a bite. Live bait like minnows or a small, live crawdad generally will get you bit, too. If you get on the lake at the crack of dawn, when bass are more in the shallows, toss topwater offerings or a crank or spinnnerbait.
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Since 1985 PNY has been delivering a wide range of products to customers and this is our first look at one of their products. Most of us know PNY from big box retail stores that have ridiculously overpriced value memory, so it's likely that enthusiasts never really considered PNY when looking into high end overclocking memory but that is certainly changing. With the extremely low prices of RAM, PNY has jumped headlong into the high performance DDR2 market with the XLR8 DDR2 800MHz memory. Sure 800MHz is nothing to brag about but the memory we have here is rated for CAS 3 operation, which pushes it beyond value status. What's more is that our XLR8 sticks are also EPP ready.
Rated officially for 3-4-4-8 operation at 800MHz at a full 2.3v, they certainly have the specs to back them up, and looking at those heatspreaders confirm that PNY is serious about this kit of memory. The XLR8 memory has a nice look to them that has a strong resemblance to that of Corsair's Dominator line. The "XLR8" signature is nice looking and has become, pardon the pun, a signature denoting their "Performance Edition" computer parts, such as their GeForce 8000 series video cards.
The XLR8 sticks are organized in a double sided, 8x64MB configuration, which mean 512MB per side or 1GB per stick. PNY offers a lifetime replacement warranty on the XLR8 memory kits, which should give you piece of mind that you're backed by a well-known company who has been in the business for years. Let's take a look at the test system and how they performed!
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The numbers pretty much confirm what our gut was telling us-snowmobile sales for the 2009 model year took a dive.
It wasn't an off-the-cliff dive, but the edge wasn't too far away.
After leveling off a year ago, snowmobile sales in the United States tripped for the 2009 model year, dropping 22.57 percent. Sales of sleds in the western United States pretty much mirrored the national picture, slipping 23.62 percent. We haven't seen that kind of number in all the years SnoWest Magazine has been tracking snowmobile sales in the West.
There's plenty of blame to go around for those kinds of figures, including the recession, uncertainty about the economy and jobs, land use issues, you name it. It didn't help, we don't think, that the snows came late last season, which didn't exactly excite the sledding community, many of whom like to see the white stuff falling and on the ground before plunking down several thousand dollars for a snowmobile.
Are there any silver linings in this gloomy picture? Well, yes.
First, sled sales in the West don't take into account the sales of mountain sleds in other parts of the country. We are only able to track the sled sales by region, not by model. For example, there are sledders in the eastern United States who buy Summits, M Series and RMKs for off-trail riding. There are also a few Midwesterners who buy mountain sleds and then trailer out to the West to ride every winter. In both those cases, the sleds sold aren't reflected in the western numbers. That's not a big deal, but it does affect the mountain sled numbers.
Second, even though the West suffered a double digit drop, sled sales in our region of the United States rang up $173,830,111 in sales. That's a fair chunk of change and we figure that's a conservative number. The International Snowmobile Manufacturer's Association estimates that the average cost of a snowmobile sold in the 2009 selling season was $8,827, which is near the bottom of the price scale when talking a mountain sled so likely the number would be higher, maybe as much as $1.2 million more. That's just a rough estimate.
Third, north of the border the picture is a little rosier. Snowmobile sales in Canada seem to be fairly steady, including in western Canada, where, although sales dipped last year, it was 10 percent better than in the western United States.
Fourth, snowmobile sales in the West are still a big hunk of national sales. Western sales account for nearly 32 percent of national sled sales, continuing a trend of 30 percent or better for the past three years.
Before we get to the actual numbers, sales outside North America are worth a mention. After sliding about 4 percent in 2008, snowmobile sales jumped nearly 7 percent in Europe and Russia for 2009.
That jump ate into the United States' domination of market share, which was 48.58 percent of worldwide sales a year ago but now sits at 41.88 percent in 2009.
Now we present the latest snowmobile sales figures for 2009 in the exclusive SnoWest Magazine annual snowmobile sales report.
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At 94 feet long, the 21,000-pound fiberglass model of a female blue whale is a Museum treasure. Blue whales have been hunted to near extinction. Today, the Museum's blue whale serves as a reminder of our responsibility to our environment, both on land and in the sea.
This is a model of a blue whale found in 1925 off the southern tip of South America. The largest animal alive today, this mammal species is fast, traveling up to 30 miles an hour. Blue whales are also loud, their deep sounds heard 620 miles away. They maintain their weight (sometimes more than 100 tons) on a diet of small crustaceans called krill.


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Find the Chevrolet car, truck or SUV that you are looking for at Jeff Gordon Chevrolet in Wilmington, NC. Our sales staff is here to help you find the new vehicle you want to take home. Browse online and then stop by our dealership to take one for a test drive today!
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Intel® Extreme Masters will visit Katowice for the fifth year in a row. In March 2017, IEM will bring the best gaming action to the Spodek Arena with Counter-Strike: Global Offensive, StarCraft II and League of Legends. The tournaments that take the stage in Katowice feature the world's most talented progamers. Come March, these gamers will fight for the World Championship title and everlasting glory.
For the first time in our history, competitions will span over two consecutive weekends.
25-26 February
3-5 March
League of Legends: 25-26 February
StarCraft II: 3-5 March
Counter-Strike: Global Offensive: 3-5 March
Total: $650,000 USD
League of Legends: $150,000
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The Spodek Arena is a multipurpose complex in the heart of Katowice and is one of the most famous venues in Poland. With a capacity of 11,500, it is host to many important cultural and business events as well as different musical concerts. It is home to the Intel Extreme Masters as gaming fans from around the world travel each year to enjoy and experience unforgettable moments. IEM hosted its first event in the Spodek Arena in 2012 and in March will to return to celebrate its fifth year.
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It's November and that means the holidays are a few short weeks away! Getting your home ready for hosting need not blow your budget. Here are 5 trays that will corral your cocktails and still leave you plenty of funds to throw a fabulous party.
Serving trays are not only perfect for parties, but also for every day use around the house. And at under $20, you can even grab a few extra for a last-minute hostess gift.
• Simple & chic, this tray's curved ends are both modern and organic. Scroll white tray, CB2, $14.95.
• Who doesn't love a monogram? Sport your initials on this classic clear tray. Personalized acrylic tray, Etsy seller belleoftheballdesign, $15.
• A snow white lacquer with a navy wave pattern, this tray feels like Christmas & Crete all at once. Mediterranean Lacquer Tray, West Elm, sale $19.99.
• Celebrating? Serve champagne & strawberries on this cheeky tray. Champagne Melamine Tray, High Fashion Home, $14.
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Downloading WHMCS
- Visit http://download.whmcs.com/
- Click the Download button under the Full Release heading - this will be the latest release version
Reseller Customers
If your license key was obtained via a reseller and you therefore do not have a login for our members area, your reseller will be able to provide the latest WHMCS files to you
Installing Ioncube
WHMCS is encrypted using Ioncube to protect the source code. These days most servers/webhosts have Ioncube support compiled into the PHP build by default so you don't normally need to do anything extra for it. However if you find you do need to install Ioncube on your server, then you can find out how to do this in our Ioncube Installation Tutorial
Creating a Database
WHMCS uses a MySQL database to store all settings and data. You will be asked to create one during the installation process, so best to create one beforehand. Technical information is detailed on the Database Setup page.
Restrict Database Privileges
For day to day use, only the following database privileges are required. All others may be disabled.
Please note that installation, upgrading, activating, and deactivating modules require the following additional privileges.
Installing WHMCS
Installing WHMCS is very simple. The following steps will guide you through the process:
- Unzip the contents of the zip file to a folder on your computer
- Rename the file configuration.php.new to configuration.php
- Upload the entire whmcs folder to your website - if you experience problems, try uploading in binary mode
- Next you can rename the folder to whatever you like (billing, clients, etc...)
- Now visit the installation script at http://www.yourdomain.com/whmcs/install/install.php to run the installer process - if you get an Ioncube related error message, see the installation Ioncube steps above
- Follow the instructions on screen to install which will involve setting file permissions as listed below, entering your license key and setting up your primary admin account
Acceptable Password Characters
The following characters should not be used in an administrator password & " ' < > (ampersand, double quotes, single quotes, less than or greater than). Any other symbols such as # ! £ $ % ^ * ( ) . , / etc… are perfectly acceptable.
When complete, delete the install folder from your web server and CHMOD the configuration.php file back to 644.
Required file & folders permissions
/configuration.php CHMOD 400 Readable
/attachments CHMOD 777 Writeable
/downloads CHMOD 777 Writeable
/templates_c CHMOD 777 Writeable
The above applies unless your php is suPHP or PHPSuExec. If using DSO as your php handler, you must use 644 permissions.
Post Installation Suggested Steps
After installation is completed, we recommend that you go through and configure your new WHMCS system in the following order:
- Perform the recommended Further Security Steps
- Login to the Admin Area and configure your General Settings (Setup > General Settings)
- Setup your Payment Gateways (Setup > Payment Gateways)
- Setup your Products & Services (Setup > Products and Services)
- Configure your Domain Pricing (Setup > Domain Pricing)
- Setup your Support Ticket Departments (Setup > Support Departments)
- Setup email piping so you can manage tickets using the WHMCS Support Desk - for full instructions on this please see the Email Piping article
- Ensure the WHMCS Cron Job is setup and configure automated tasks (Setup > Automation Settings)
- Place some test orders on your website to check everything works as expected
For further guidance, you can watch video tutorials we have prepared for the above tasks @ www.whmcs.com/get-support/video-tutorials/


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When you look good you feel good!
My philosophy is to be true to yourself. That means embracing what works best for your body and personalilty. It's not about being a slave to a trend, it's all about bringing out your best features.
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- Begin with consultation to assess your personality, lifestyle and goals.
- Shape anaylsis - you will learn how to enhance your figure and look. You'll get a good overview of what works best with your body shape and tips on brands and stores that work for you.
- Colour analysis - we determine which colours fit your skin complexion, eyes and hair.
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- Begins with a consultation to establish your goals, budget and style preference.
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- You will no longer open your wardrobe and have nothing to wear!
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- Take you shopping and help you identify and understand what cuts and colours go with your shape and complexion.
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Complete List of Songs Banned by China's Ministry of Culture
How bad is it being a music fan living in China? So bad, it seems, that the Chinese government has banned 100 songs from being played on the radio—or even featured on websites. The Chinese Ministry of Culture's list includes female American pop stars Katy Perry, Beyoncé, Lady Gaga and Britney Spears, along with songs by Owl City, Simple Plan, Take That and the Backstreet Boys.
We're wondering just how threatening some of these songs could possibly be: "Today Should Be Very Happy," "Smiley Face," "Thank you for Your Inspiration." Really? And boy, watch out for Linzi Xi's "Intro," folks. That's dangerous stuff, right there.
The complete list of songs banned by China's Ministry of Culture, effective September 15, 2011, is below the jump. English list comes courtesy of Google translate; a duplicate list in Chinese follows.


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For the past four years, community activists and civil rights leaders in the Houston area have been fighting hard to establish a civilian review board with prosecutorial power over local police. The board would oversee the activities of a Houston Police Department (HPD) which has had a "love affair" with the use of excessive and lethal force on Houstonians. The problem with HPD is much larger than it appears and affects everyone in Houston.


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In November of 1990, Dorothy Rix-Pruitt experienced a heartbreaking loss. Her infant son, Aaron, passed away unexpectedly.
In November of 1990, Dorothy Rix-Pruitt experienced a heartbreaking loss.
Her infant son, Aaron, passed away unexpectedly.
�I had never lost anybody in my life,� said Rix-Pruitt. �I had no idea how to grieve.�
�My son died on the third of November, so he never even got his first Christmas,� she said, �I was a mother and I still had that need to buy Christmas gifts.�
Not long after, Rix-Pruitt had what she described as a �heaven-sent moment.�
�I was walking through the mall and saw this tree with angels on it,� she said. The angels were what really stood out to her, said Rix-Pruitt, and they inspired her to start a tradition of buying angel tree gifts for a child who is the same age as her son would have been.
�I just get one that feels right. It's a wonderful way for me to help someone and still buy a gift for my son,� she said.
'I make a day of it. Aaron's day.'
Twenty-two years later, Rix-Pruitt continues her tradition.
�I make a day of it,� she said, �Aaron�s day.�
She said it is important that they do all of the shopping in one day.
�We go shopping and we return it that day, so it doesn�t get lost in the hurry of life.�
This year is the first year she has let her husband be a part of the shopping.
�He was as excited as I was,� she said.
And since her son would have been 22 years old, her husband suggested they buy gifts for two 11-year-old children.
�When I first started, I bought for a child that matched my son�s birth year, boy or girl,� she said.
But at 14, children are too old for a gift. From now on, she said she and her husband will combine ages until it equals Aaron�s age.
As for the gifts she buys, she said, �I try to get them something meaningful they would enjoy.�
And so she has, for 22 years.
'Christmas morning somewhere, a child is smiling'
Rix-Pruitt said buying an angel tree gift each year is easy to remember.
�If it�s important to your heart, you�ll remember,� she said.
She also said that buying angel tree gifts is something she enjoys doing.
�And you know, Christmas morning somewhere, a child is smiling. And I did that,� she said.
Rix-Pruitt credits much of her Christmas spirit to her father, who instilled in her a sense of just how important Christmas is for all children.
Growing up in California, she remembers her father dressing up as Santa each year and walking around town on Christmas Eve to hand out presents to children.
He would buy the presents throughout the year and the whole family would help, wrapping gifts for girls in one type of wrapping paper and gifts for boys in another.
Rix-Pruitt said she was glad to be a part of that.
'Doing this has helped me heal'
The most memorable angel tree Christmas gift she has ever bought, she said, was the first gift.
�I remember the first one. It was (for) a little girl and her name was Erin and she was two months old.
I bought her a �My First Christmas� ornament.
It was pink and it said �Baby�s First Christmas 1990,� she said, �I will never forget buying that Christmas ornament. It�s what I would�ve bought for my son.�
Rix-Pruitt said that buying gifts for her son each year has helped her immensely.
�I cannot explain to you how much doing this has helped me heal,� she said.
Rix-Pruitt encourages any grieving parent to find a way to remember their children. She suggested doing �something that you�re passionate about because then you�re doing it wholeheartedly.�
'One person can make a difference to one person'
Of herself, Rix-Pruitt said, �I�m not this huge charitable person. This is my one thing.�
She has a job, three other children, and a few beloved pets. She said that she is just a normal person.
�But one person can make a difference to one person,� she said, �Aaron wasn�t here very long but he made 23 children happy.�
Her other children have great ambitions, said Rix-Pruitt.
One wants to be a teacher, another wants to be a fighter pilot in the military.
They will likely change thousands of lives, she said. But just as important is the difference Aaron made, and continues to make.
"Aaron gets to make a kid smile every Christmas," Rix-Pruitt said. "And it�s absolutely just as good."
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A method used by your friendly, self-motivated drug-dealer to try and squeeze you for more money.
When your dealer bestows upon you, out of the goodness of his heart, a free bag of better/more expensive product that makes what you usually get from him now seem like a bag of crappy-ass shit. Of course he would deny trying to Up-Sell, but is hoping to turn your usual $100 order into a $200 order, having shown you what you are missing. He might also step up the game by making sure your $100 bag now goes down in quality each time you buy, just enough to be noticed by you but not seem obviously intentional by him.


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No processor can afford to be wrong creating a new product. It pays to gather unbiased data in the form of sensory evaluation.
You think you have a great idea for a product. It fills a market niche, it's what the health-conscious consumer needs and everyone who's tried it loves it it's bound to be a hit. But how can you be certain your judgment about the flavor is not wishful thinking? And how confident are you that consumers won't be turned off by the new taste?
Sensory evaluation (or sensory analysis) is the in-demand scientific discipline in processing. It uses a number of tools, especially the human senses, as data-gathering tools. Taste, texture, mouthfeel, aroma, appearance all are scored by panels of human assessors to generate data for statistical analysis.
The objective is to evaluate consumer products in an unbiased manner so you can gain insight about how your product will be accepted by your target audience, the ones who'll make it or break it. The discipline is so critical most large consumer goods companies have departments dedicated to in-house sensory analysis.
"It's the best way to find out how well a new idea will be received," says Marino Trevola, referring to sensory evaluation. Trevola is project leader food R&D, Alberto-Culver Co. (www.alberto.com), Melrose Park, Ill, which makes Mrs. Dash salt-free seasoning. According to Trevola, data gathered from sensory analysis is essential not only to the development of new products, but also to the successful extension of a well-established line.
The analysis starts with a product concept. Two key questions are: Does this product fit the wants and needs of the consumer? Is there a large enough market? Then a prototype must be created for inside sensory testing. "The objective of inside testing is to hone the product as far as possible," says Trevola. "It can provide valuable insight into consumer acceptability.
To account for understandable bias, you look to score higher on the in-house sensory evaluation than would be the case for the product sent for outside analysis. The bottom line is, no matter how much you think your product will benefit consumers, if it doesn't taste good, they won't eat it."
Sensory analysis is generally divided into three different types of testing:
- Effective testing -- the gathering of objective facts to determine the difference between two or more products -- generally requires a trained panel.
- Affective, or consumer testing (also called "hedonic testing") -- requiring the acquisition of subjective data from large numbers of untrained, prospective consumers. (Smaller focus groups also may be used in consumer testing.)
- Perception testing -- the application of biochemical and psychological theories to explain sensory preferences.
Applying modern statistical analysis to the data gathered by different forms of testing gives insights into consumer behavior and potential acceptance or rejection of products.
"Our Sensory & Product Guidance department is an integral part of our organization," says Mike Lucidi, research program leader, Campbell Soup Co. (www.campbellwellness.com) Camden, N.J. "The sensory team conducts consumer testing on products and packaging for brands across the Campbell portfolio, from Campbell's soups, V8 juices and Prego or Pace sauces, to Pepperidge Farm cookies, crackers and breads and Godiva chocolates."
"The ultimate goal is to optimize taste and make the best possible products that delight our consumers," Lucidi continues. "This is based on consumer feedback studies and sound science. A great example is Campbell's work to reduce sodium in our soups without compromising taste."
At Campbell's, the Sensory & Product Guidance team tests both new and existing products to evaluate packaging improvements, shelf and storage life and more. "All research in our Sensory & Product Guidance area is customized based on the needs of the business," adds Lucidi. "That way we can ensure that we are developing the best possible research and testing plan for the particular product."
Independent sensory labs can provide a wealth of information and valuable insight into the reaction of consumers to "new and improved products." This is especially important as new and improved increasingly means more nutritious.
Sensory Spectrum has been applying the latest technology to sensory analysis for more than three decades. The firm divides the process of linking consumer needs with sensory properties into five steps:
- Benchmark descriptive analysis of current product with competitors and prototypes. The objective: Document the current product in relationship to competitors and provide direction for product development.
- Qualitative research to identify critical consumer attributes or "must haves" for products in the category. The objective: Identify trade offs for various sensory properties.
- Product development created prototypes. The objective: Create products that focus on consumer-defined wishes from qualitative studies.
- Descriptive analyses on prototypes. The objective: Look at multiple products and see the impact of change on the sensory properties. Select products for further consumer research.
- Quantitative study in the form of a central location test. The objective: Measure consumer acceptance of prototypes and determine the next steps.
"The process allows for in-depth feedback from consumers during the process to ensure product development is meeting their needs," explains Rudolph. "Utilizing descriptive analysis allows for the translation of the consumer language into a direction product development understands."
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Professor Emerita JoAnne Podis will be giving a lecture on Jane Austen on April 21, 2015 at John Carroll University:
The Senior Research Seminar presentations will take place on April 24, 2015 at 3 p.m. in Mullen 313. Please come hear the results of the research that our senior English majors have conducted:
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will celebrate its 70th anniversary of publication this spring with a special program, coordinated by the English Department, Alumnae Office, and Marketing on April 29, 2015 at 7 p.m. in the Pilla Atrium.
April is National Poetry Month, and the English Department and the rest of the College is celebrating in a number of ways, including an Edible Book Fest that Besse Library organized:
Pictures of the entries can be found
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English Department member JoAnne Podis will be the guest of honor at the English Department End of Year Party scheduled for Wednesday, May 20, 2015 at 5 p.m. in the Strawbridge Board Room.
On March 25, 2015, a celebration was held for English Department member Mimi Pipino, who was recently awarded tenure. Congratulations!
English Department member JoAnne Podis gave a presentation at the Jane Austen Society of North America Ohio North Coast meeting on March 8, 2015 at the
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Take a Break with a Book took place on March 2, 2015. Here are the books that our attendees recommended:
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Lady Almina and the Real Downton Abbey: The Lost Legacy of Highclere Castle
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The Art Forger
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The Escape
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Wolf Hall
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Last February, Irvine police received an anonymous phone call from a concerned parent. The parent, who they later identified as Kent Easter, claimed to have seen PTA President Kelli Peters stuffing a bag of drugs into her car. When police arrived at the scene, and asked Peters if they could search her car, she was shocked when they discovered a marijuana pipe and bag of miscellaneous narcotics.
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Mr. and Mrs. Easter have had a long-standing feud with Peters, who they believe mistreated their child at daycare, reports CBS News. The Easters claim that when their son took too long to line up with the other children, Peters locked him outside for twenty minutes. Their son was discovered crying and alone by a tennis instructor. Peters denies these claims. In an effort to have her arrested, Irvine police believe the Easters planned a drug-planting scheme.
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After careful consideration, investigators were able to prove that Peters was not near her car when the "anonymous caller" claimed to have seen her with the drugs. As a result, the Easters were arrested and are currently facing up to three years in prison for several conspiracy charges.
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LECCE In the middle of historic centre of Lecce, we are pleased to offer an ancient and historic Palace for sale, that it overlooks on the Triumph Arch 'Carlo V' (Porta Napoli), it placed on 5 levels with terraces, finely renovated. The property presents the facade of 30 meters with four entrances, one of these entrances is vehicle entrance on the Street 'Principe di Savoia' and the other one back the property. The property is divided in five floors that includes ( the basement, the ground floor , the first floor, the mezzanine floor and the second floor) with a total area of 1,271 sq. M and presents 9 balconies with decoration over the two terraces. On the ground floor, a large entrance leads to a guestrooms that hosts a studio flat with one bathroom and mezzanine flat , provided with star vaults in 'Leccese stone' and floor in terracotta, and hosts also an apartment of 90 sq. M with five rooms and one bathroom. The first floor has a large commercial area, all provided with select marble and living rooms with fresco vaults and paintings over the small terrace and balconies, that offer a wonderful view of the city. On the second floor it's possible to find an attic flat of approximately 165 sq. M provided with a terrace of 225 sq. M. A mezzanine flat completes the property and it's composed by a room with a bathroom of overall 32 sq. M and a basement of 59 sq. M. The entire building, presents a supporting facility, characterized by a perimetral stonework in 'leccese stone' and by original fixtures that dating back to the early 1800s. The property is distant from the Airport of Brindisi 35 kilometers, 10 km from the Adriatic's seaside, 18 km from Porto Cesareo and 45 km from Gallipoli and Otranto the most important seaside resort of Salento.


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"Boughn" Surname
Frequency of "Boughn" Surname in the US
2000 US Census
The surname "Boughn" is not included in the US Census Bureau's ranking of surnames with 100 or more people. Since fewer than 100 people with this surname were included in the 2000 Census, it is relatively uncommon.
Source: "Frequently Occurring Surnames from the Census 2000", US Census Bureau.
1990 US Census
Accoring to the US Census Bureau, "Boughn" ranked #74,728 in frequency out of 88,799 surnames for which statistics were released from the 1990 Census.
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Technical Standards
The University of Saint Francis has identified nonacademic technical standards that are critical to your success in programs offered by the School of Health Sciences. These standards are designed not to be exclusionary, but to establish performance expectations that will enable you to provide safe patient practice with or without accommodations. The standards are program requirements, not individual functional ability requirements.
- Observation: You must be able to observe lectures, demonstrations, research and patient situations in the practice of healthcare professions. Observation is necessary to perform competent health assessments and interventions, and necessitates functional use of vision, hearing, tactile and somatic senses.
- Communication: You must have the ability to use multiple communication techniques (verbal, written, nonverbal, group processes and information technology) that enable you to communicate effectively with clients, teachers and all members of the healthcare team. You must be able to speak, read and write in English. You must be able to report to members of the healthcare team, express appropriate information to others, communicate with sensitivity, and teach, explain, direct and counsel clients.
- Intellectual, Conceptual, Integrative and Quantitative Abilities: You must have the ability to measure, calculate, reason, analyze and synthesize data in a timely manner. Problem solving, a critical skill demanded of healthcare practitioners, requires all of these intellectual abilities. Additionally, you must be able to comprehend three-dimensional relationships and understand the spatial relationships of structures.
- Motor Skills: You must possess fine and gross motor function necessary to perform patient assessment and therapeutic interventions. Such interventions require coordination of both gross and fine muscular movements, stamina, equilibrium and functional use of touch and vision.
- Behavioral and Social Attributes: You must possess the emotional health required for full use of your intellectual abilities, demonstration of good judgment, prompt and safe completion of all responsibilities, and development of mature and effective relationships with patients. You must be able to work cooperatively with others, adapt to rapidly changing environments, think clearly, and tolerate physically and mentally taxing workloads under stressful situations. In addition, you must demonstrate moral reasoning and ethical behaviors.
In addition to the technical standards stated above, you must be able to successfully complete all required components of the curriculum.
- Tests and Evaluations: Periodic examinations, both written and practical, are an essential component of the curriculum. In order to progress through the curriculum, you must successfully fulfill examination requirements.
- Clinical Assessment: Demonstration of clinical competency is essential to your success in USF's healthcare programs. The process of evaluation of the clinical performance is an essential component of the curriculum. Participation in clinical experiences and evaluation of that performance is required.
It is USF's policy to provide reasonable accommodations to qualified students with disabilities to provide equal opportunity to meet the performance and technical standards. Determination of a reasonable accommodation will be considered on an individual basis and is an interactive collaboration with the disability services director, the student, faculty adviser and program director, when indicated. Students with disabilities will adhere to the same admission, progression, dismissal and readmission policies as all students.


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