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Local police should also share identity theft information with state and federal authorities and make referrals to the appropriate state and federal agencies when they learn of a medical identity theft complaint. Lastly they can participate in federal and state working groups that deal with health-care fraud.
Individuals should peruse EOB statements from their health insurers to spot unusual charges.
"We've established some programs and initiatives where we're trying to get our licensees to entertain the idea of educating their subscribers on a quick and regular basis," Sneed said. "Explain to them that they are our first line of defense with respect to health-care fraud. That means looking at your explanation of benefits form when it comes in."
Another aspect of prevention is better security for electronic health records, which are beginning to really take hold, Sneed said. "Facilities, associations and insurers have to keep that as an aspect they have to be aware of as they create their electronic health records, practices and procedures, and account for the idea that this is going to open up databases of information that may be vulnerable. There has to be a risk assessment."
The WPF advocates a National Health Information Network that would be established using comprehensive risk assessments that prevent medical identity theft while protecting privacy, and more mechanisms for individuals to correct errors in their medical histories, as well as notification of medical data breaches to consumers.
The prospect for a continuing trend in medical identity theft is good as health-care record-keeping becomes increasingly automated and because it is so difficult to detect, according to Dixon. "It's going to get worse before it gets better because it's really tough to fix."


text: A particle with charge q is located inside a cubicalgaussian surface. No other charges are nearby. (i) Ifthe particle is at the corner of the cube, what is the flux througheach of the surfaces of the cube? (a) 0 (b) q/ε (c) q/2ε(d) q/4ε (e) q/6ε (f) q/8ε (g) depends on the sizeof the cube. (ii) If the particle can be moved to any point withinthe cube, what maximum value can the flux through one faceapproach? Choose from the same possibilities. (iii) If theparticle can be moved anywhere within the cube or on the surface,what is the minimum possible flux through one face? Choose from thesame possibilities.

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|Publication date
|18 Aug 1953
|Filing date
|13 Jul 1951
|Priority date
|13 Jul 1951
|Publication number
|Hilding Anderson C
|Original Assignee
|Hilding Anderson C
|Export Citation
|BiBTeX, EndNote, RefMan
|Patent Citations (4), Referenced by (14), Classifications (12)
|External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, Espacenet
A. c. HILDING 2,649,306
Filed July 15, 1951 Aug. 18, 1953' INVENTOR.
A. 'c. 'HILDING KQAJMW AGENT Patented Aug. 18, 1953 UNITED ES PATENT SKIjHARNESS Anderson: G.L.Hilding, Du1uth,;Minn;
Application 13,, 1951, Serial No.236i641 1f Glaim..
This invention relates to skiing and has special reference to a ski harness.
It is-Well knownthat the ski harness-apparatus which is presently available and in 1 common use-* is not entirely satisfactory. For example; they; 5 are not comfortable; they donot offercomplete fiexibility of the foot for cross-country skiing; they permit a certain amount oflooseness which is not desirable; they do not safeguard the foot against injury in the eventof afall the following-bones being especiallysubiect to injury: 'tibi'a, fibula, tarsals and metatarsals, andthe joints of' the foot and ankle; they arefatiguing-injuse; and, they often cause blistering of'theheels be cause of friction inside the ski boot;
It is, therefore, one of my principalobjects to provide an improved ski harness whichovercomes the above disadvantages of ski" harmesses; and which, while being particularly" adapted for crosscountry use, will be welladaptedfor slopeskiing as well.
Another object is to provide a ski harness which" Will provide for a near ap proach to natural walk;- ing during cross-country;sk"ng, yet will maintain side-to-side firmness and rigidity.
Another object is to providesuch adevice which; will permit a skier to pivotforwardl y inth'e har ss nd v i nQ6... Qhl 6Ski' nlf IOIlhOfI the harness without injuringhisioot orlcausing any discomfort.
Another object is to provide such adeyice which; will permit t e an a t re .of the.skitootsv with .1 a thinner sole.
Another object is toprovidesuch a device in. which a portion of theharnessisandremains at-i tached to the ski bootjwhil theother portion re-, mains fixed to the ski and, suitable,conveniently operable means to connectand/or,disconnecttheq portions,
Another object isto mountmyskijharness 011. aski in such a manner,that therweight of theski, is properly distributed, for .most convenient handling of the ski.
Another object is to provide aconvenient means: for lockinga ski boot indown or slope,skiingposition on a ski, yet to.provide-.means for,- un-1ockr ing the boot immediately ifasevere strain should-1 be applied to the locking-,means such'as duringa; severe fall.
These and other objects and advantages of my invention will become moresapnarentias; ithe 'description of .the invention proceeds In the accompanying drawing forming a part, of this application:
Figure 1 is -anenlarged--side --ele vational -.view of my ski harness showingsameattached' to a ski;
Figure 2 is a broken,topgfplanwiew of the harness shown in Figure 1 withrl he, boot removed.,
Figure '3 is an enlarged 'fragn ental sideieleyational View of the ski harness.
1. Because the;--s01e;-.plate; 43 iixedato Figure 4 isa side view of a ski myski harness attached thereto;
In the drawing, the"reference numeral dicates a skisuchasis in-common-use.- Th I meral 2 indicates aski-boot which is Worndri the manner of ashoefor'skiing,
My ski h-arnesseomprisesa metalplate 3 W1ricii is fixed to-the1ski,- as by screws l extending throughthe" plate-into*the" ski. The-"plate ii s a raised portion 5 which" occurs slightly-res, wardly of the longitudinal center of balance ofthe" ski, the plate 3,1being secured tothe' skion both"- sides of the-raised-portion"5',- as: shown; topro"-* vide the, required strength and durability." Attife upper end of the raised portion-5,1 provide aportion of a hinge connection; thesaid"portion c'oni prising aplurality of 'spacedjalinedeyes" 6fthrough" which a. hinge pintleTm'ay betextendd to acconi plish a pivotal connection'of 'theplate' 5"w'ith't1'1e' metallic sole plate '8' which istfixed to therbbttomt of the ski-boot, asby screws SsecuredthroiIgh suitable openings in the sole plate;
The sole plate B'h'as a portion of a hinge 'conr' nection which comprisesra" plurality of"spa"ced1i alined eyes lllthrough Whichthe pintle'l ex? tends, the relative size and,,po'sitioI1ing7 0f"the? eyes 6 and mjbeingjsuch as to providera connec tion which pivots freely ,on the pintle l ,but where in there is ,-pI'OVidd ,Side+t0rSid firmness and'i rigidity.
As seen-in the drawings, the 'pivotalconnectiorii. of, the, eyes .6 and II 0 .occurs. at the raisedlp'ortiom 5 which is slightlyrearwardly, of "the lohgit'iidinaljf center of balance-of the ski, and; also, the pivotal connection occurs ,under thesolel of! the. boot, or i. rearwardly of thetoerend'of the bootppreferably about an, inch. or an.. inch and one-half rear! wardly of the outer .endlof the. sole.v Thisrrelative positioning. of the pivotaloconnectionof skisboot to ski provides for very advantageous handlingsof :1. the skiby the skier.
For examp1e, a-skier.s foot-is not. hamperedin any way by clamping apparatuswhich embraces; the boot .soleor the-,boot upper, and his-foot (is free ,to pivot free1y-on the pintle l'whereby his skiing effort isranyerygnear approach to natu-rah:
walking, as is .deemedapparent-from the drawings. Also, because-the ski is heavieraforwardlye of the. hinge connection than-iiti isarearwa'rdlyg thereof; the skier shasperfect control. of-thewslsi I as regards lifting it'ofi, -.-.the, groundtforoturning;
so i that his heel aeng-ages .,-the ski and thereby theski is held in. the sameeplane' :asthe:wskierfsrfootri where he: may sideastep, -or,-;turn theism-horizon tally as desired, mosticonveniently;
prises an annular groove II in the outwardly extending end I2 of the pintle, the groove pref- 1 erably having straight side walls, as shown, l
whereby the substantially U-shaped end I3 of the spring clip I4 may be engaged in the groove to prevent the pintle from being pulled out of place accidentally, as when traveling through brush; yet, the spring clip may be raised out of the groove conveniently 'to permit the removal of the pintle when desired. A small projection I 5 may be provided on the end of the spring clip to permit its being operated with mittens on. To facilitate the removal of the pintle I, it is preferably provided with a large eye I6 at its head end which is easily grasped, even with mittens on. In addition, the eye I6 provides a safety factor in that it is a means to engage a suitable snap buckle I8 which has a short length of chain or cord I9 attached thereto, the chain being anchored to the ski to prevent the accidental loss of the pin while skiing in the event brush or some other object should accidentally release the spring clip I4.
It is preferred that the pintle I remain with the ski-boot when the latter is disconnected from the ski in order to keep the eyes I0 free of snow and ice while walking. Because of this, the rear end of the spring clip I4 is attached to the sole plate 8 in rearwardly spaced relation to the eyes II], as at 20. In addition, it is preferred that the eyes Ill be on the outer ends of the pivotal connection and the eyes 6 be intermediate the eyes I0 whereby the pintle will be snugly carried in the eyes II] and will not be bent or lost while in place on the ski-boot only.
The above described arrangement provides a very efficient cross-country ski harness, as is deemed apparent; however, it is also desirable to have a good harness which may be used for so-called slope skiing, wherein the requirements of the harness are different. That is, the skiers foot should be held against any appreciable pivotal movement. To accomplish this purpose, I have provided a heel clamp to hold the heel of the ski-boot close to or touching the ski at all times. The heel clamp preferably comprises a forked yoke 22 which extends rearwardly from the heel and inspaced relation to the ski proper, as shown, and a clamp bolt 23 which is pivotally carried by the ski by means of a soft metal shear pin 24. A thumb screw 25, or the like, is carried on the upper end of the bolt 23, the upper end of the bolt 23 preferably being peened to prevent the removal or loss of the thumb screw therefrom.
As seen in the drawings, the forked yoke 22 may be formed from an extension of the sole plate 8, the latter being bent upwardly and outwardly, at 26 and 21 respectively, as shown; and the clamp bolt may be carried by the ski plate 3 by forming spaced alined eyes 28-28 from an extending portion of the plate 3, as shown, thereby making a unitary harness which is simple to install.
In the operation of the heel clamps, the thumb screw 25 must be run outwardly on the bolt 23 until it may be passed over the outer ends of and into the throat of the yoke 22. The screw may then be tightened to clamp the heel in place. If desired, a lock Washer 29 may be used to insure prolonged tight'nessofthe connection. Because the pin 24 is of soft metal, it will shear off easily in the event an excess stress is applied thereto, as during a serious fall, whereby the skiers foot, ankle, or leg bones are less likely to be injured.
The outer ends of the yoke 22 are preferably bent upwardly slightly, as at 30, to prevent the thumbscrew from accidentally slipping out of e the yoke and to permit slight looseness of the heel clamp connection if such might be desired. Most commonly used ski harness apparatus are a compromise between good cross-country and good slope skiing, and, as a result, are not very good for either. However, I have provided for efiicient ski fastening for both types of skiing without the sacrifice of efficiency heretofore resorted to in ski harness construction.
It is to be understood that I have herein shown and described one specific embodiment of my invention, and that my appended claim is not necessarily limited specifically thereto, but should be construed as broadly as permissible in View of the prior art.
Having thus described my invention, what I claim is:
As a new article of manufacture, a harness for mounting a ski-boot on a ski consisting of a metallic plate fixed to said ski substantially centrally of the length of the ski, said plate being bent upwardly intermediate its ends providing a raised portion on said plate slightly rearwardly of the longitudinal center of balance of said ski, a first portion of a hinge connection carried on said raised portion, said hinge portion including an elongated eye extending transversely of said ski, a metallic sole plate fixed to the sole of said ski-boot and extending from the toe thereof beyond the heel thereof, a second portion of a hinge connection on the forward end of said sole plate, said second portion including spaced alined eyes adapted to coincide with the eye of said first portion, a pintle extending through the eyes of said first and second portions to provide a pivotal connection between said plates, means to secure said pintle in its desired position in said eyes, first said plate having a rear end portion extending beyond the heel of said boot, a pair of spaced alined eyes formed of said rear end portion, said sole plate having a rear end portion bent upwardly then outwardly at the rear end of said boot to provide a substantially horizontally disposed clamp member in vertically spaced relation to and over last said eyes, said clamp member being bifurcated from its outer end inwardly, a bolt, a pin pivotally carrying said bolt between last said eyes whereby said bolt will be received in said bifurcation when in vertical position, and a nut on the end of said bolt above said clamp member to clamp first said plate and said sole plate into fixed relation to each other whereby said ski-boot is securely held against said ski, and whereby said nut may be loosened to release said ski-boot to permit its pivotal movement on said hinge connection relative to said ski.
References Cited in the file of this patent UNITED STATES PATENTS Number Name Date 1,593,937 Hall July 27, 1936 2,545,574 French Mar. 20, 1951 FOREIGN PATENTS Number Country Date 110,142 Sweden Mar. 21, 1944 928,116 France May 26, 1947
|Cited Patent
|Filing date
|Publication date
|31 Jul 1923
|27 Jul 1926
|Edward Hall Emil
|8 Nov 1948
|20 Mar 1951
|French Glenn L
|Releasable ski binding
|Title not available
|Title not available
|Citing Patent
|Filing date
|Publication date
|25 Apr 1960
|10 Oct 1961
|Hilding Anderson C
|Ski binding
|6 Aug 1959
|19 Jun 1962
|John A Lee
|Ski binding with safety release
|31 Oct 1961
|25 Jun 1963
|Partridge S Models Ltd
|Ski bindings
|2 Aug 1974
|30 Sep 1975
|Steven F Engel
|Ski binding
|20 Oct 1975
|11 Jan 1977
|Ramer Paul C
|Ski binding
|18 Nov 1975
|19 Apr 1977
|Gertsch Ag
|Ski binding with release plate
|20 Oct 1975
|14 Jun 1977
|Haimerl Dennis J
|Convertible ski binding
|25 Apr 1986
|21 Jul 1987
|Bolton John D Arcy
|Safety ski harness
|21 Apr 1987
|6 Jun 1989
|Nordica S.P.A.
|Ski binding, particularly for cross-country skiing
|17 Nov 1987
|13 Feb 1990
|Salomon S.A.
|Cross-country ski binding
|22 May 2001
|8 Jul 2003
|Charles Wesley Proctor, Sr.
|Articulated ski boot
|4 Dec 2002
|28 Dec 2004
|Paul Thomas Mash
|Sport board
|4 Dec 2002
|26 Jun 2003
|Mash Paul Thomas
|Sport board
|8 Jun 2000
|14 Dec 2000
|Proctor Technologies Group, Inc.
|Articulated ski boot
|U.S. Classification
|280/614, 280/618
|International Classification
|Cooperative Classification
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IQ Eri outburst
Found it about v~13.0 last night. I have it noted as an atypical dwarf nova or IP. Anyone have more background on this star?
Mike LMK
Mike, what magnitudes are we talking about here for the two observers?(I see one was 13.0) The AAVSO Special Notice #140 29 Dec 2008 notes large amplitude variations of up to 0.65 mag (Monnard), and up to 1 mag (Bonnardeau)
This appears to be only the second recorded outburst.
Stephen HSP
To: Mike,
Will try to squeeze this one out tonight. My target list is getting crowded so i'll have to stop observing objects west of 23:00 RA. Now for the "fun" of reducing 25 different variable star CCD V & B mags over the last 4 months...hope to be done with this before my next 4 month cycle is over on 30Apr13!
Hi Mike,
Been watching this star from the start and have obs on Dec 21, 15.3. 22, 15.2. 30, 13.0. Jan 2, 12.6. 3,12.9. 4, 13.8 and last night 13.0! I wonder what it will be tonight, so don't give up on it just yet.
To: Mike,
Like I mentioned on 31-Dec12, I started to shoot this. Will submit my data after this post. This is an object best shot by our Southern observers, since its so low on our horizon. Well you weren't hallucinating it got a little brighter than 12.5! I used 1 reference and 5 comp stars to derive Vmags with an uncertainty (1/SNR) of 0.003-0.008 Vmag over 3 days of observation. Looks like its fading. Will continue watching it if my other deep southern variable, CL Pup, doesn't get neglected. Here is a graph of IQ Eri's 3-day behavior. Thanks for the head-up BTW!
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Pretty nice You work quite fast I have to say!
Inspired by my own Assassin's Lair map from last month. I thought I use the style to create a site map for my upcoming Pathfinder Adventure module, The Gift for my Kaidan: a Japanese Ghost Story setting.
Agoya Shrine - located just east of the Pass through the mountains. This will be the party's "campsite" for the third night on the road. A Shoten (shaman) will provide food, lodging and some education on the religions of Kaidan. He will provide some divination to the party, and he has a puzzle to solve.
This took me five hours to create, tonight.
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Pretty nice You work quite fast I have to say!
Nice stuff! Though when I think of a shrine, there are always little details that I think of... Little things like a water basin with a ladle near the entrance, for purifying one's hands and mouth before approaching the main building of the shrine. I really like the gate too, in my mind I picture it with a red frame and roof resembling a torii... if it had a shimenawa hanging across it, it would -really- remind me of a torii. I also love the design of the priest, a nice heian influence.
You're right, ScriptKitty! I forgot the purification spring, something I need to add then. The shadow on the gate illustration moved anyway, while I was saving the file, so I need to fix that anyway.
The gate is made of stone, though it could be painted as well.
Hey check your PMs at the top right of the page - I sent you a couple PMs, ScriptKitty.
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Very nice Gamerpinter. The "shaman" and temple look great.
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Gandwarf has fallen into shadow...
the dirt looks good on the stairs, but it would look even better if it continued on the upper stairs in smaller patches. It also bothers me a bit that it's just a bit too transparent when it hits the stairs.. but that's just a minor detail. I love the artwork btw, just awesome.
Another excellent building map from GP. Five hours? Wow that's fast! Did you have illustrations of the Shoten and the gate entrance ready when you started making this map?
Jykke: good call with the dirt. I might add that there appears to be no dirt whatsoever on the steps of the gate.
Great stuff GP!
Good to see your various vision/ideas for Kaidan coming to fruition.
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Very artistic and pleasant to look at. Great job; your game is going to rock with this kind of work supporting it!
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Mrs. Andrew Arose, aged twenty-four years, passed away at her home on
Broadway Thursday evening of last week at 7:30 o'clock. Her death was caused
by a complication of diseases from which she had been suffering for several
months. The deceased was formerly Miss May Nagle. Three years ago she became
the wife of Andrew Arose.
She is survived by her husband, baby daughter, her mother, two brothers and
two sisters, who are Mrs. Mary Nagle, Thomas, James and Miss Florence Nagle
of Oak Shades and Mrs. Helen McMann of Union Hill.
Funeral services were held from St. Joseph's Church Monday morning. Rev.
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PALM BEACH GARDENS — Gov. Charlie Crist, attending a biosciences powwow at Palm Beach Community College this morning, said he's aware of the concerns of residents of The Acreage about a potential cancer cluster in their community.
"I am aware of it and naturally I'm concerned about it," Crist said in response to a question from reporters. He noted the state Department of Health is looking into the matter.
After Acreage residents tallied 46 cases of people with malignant or benign brain tumors or cysts in the brain in three zip codes (33470, 33412 and 33411), Sen. Bill Nelson held a public forum and DOH said it will determine by next month whether the incidence rate for the disease is greater than it should be. If the numbers exceed what would be expected, the agency could launch an investigation.
Crist, a Republican who's running for U.S. Senate in 2010, voiced some doubts about the massive health care reform effort being pushed by President Obama and congressional Democrats.
"All of us would like to have health care, but we have to do it right and do it smart and we have to do it in a way that's affordable," Crist said.
He said Democratic plans appear "very costly" and include tax increases "which I oppose….I just think it's too much, too fast."
Crist took heat from many in the GOP earlier this year when he was one of the few Republicans nationally to embrace Obama's $787 billion economic stimulus plan. Asked if the plan is working, Crist said, "I think it's starting to work."
Crist then toured a biotechnology classroom filled with students in white lab coats conducting experiments. The governor is attending a "Commercialization of Technology and Life Sciences Roundtable" at PBCC.


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One thing you may want to check into is the possibility of a diversion program. Such programs are usually offered for low level offenses where the defendant has little to no criminal history, such as your situation. Diversion programs typically have you complete some penalties, such as community service and anger management classes, in exchange for a dismissal of the charges.
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Keeping with the cookbook document theme, a pattern is in many ways the restaurant version of software. It's like taking someone else's recipe for making something great, trying to get the same ingredients, trying to follow the instructions, goofing up somewhere along the way only to be left with something expensive and just somehow wrong or charred and tasteless! This happens with software implementations too and just as we've accepted that some dishes are better made by someone else, sometimes its better to let someone else put your software together too – after all most of us don't build our own cars and amateur dentistry is certainly not popular.
There are lots of ways to put together components of enterprise software in pursuit of the solution to a problem, and let's face it, that's why we do it – it's not because it's glamorous or makes our kids think we're cool. The scope of IBM products and operations provide us with some unique insights into the variety of ways that clients use our products to solve their business problems and over the years we've noted that there are many common "patterns" of use. As we've moved to the cloud and spent increasing amounts of time in growth markets, we've seen an emerging trend to "skip the stuff in the middle" – clients increasingly view many of the parts of the software stack as details that are fundamentally less important than the goal of solving the business problem. This is where PureApplication Systems and patterns of expertise come in, a proven and predictable platform on which you can deploy your favorite solutions!
A pattern of expertise is what then? It's a piece of software that wraps all the components you need into an integrated, interoperable unit that is designed to provide you with the core functionality you need to solve a problem. The scope of the problem addressed will vary by pattern but all patterns will have the following in common:
- They will accelerate time to value.
- They will simplify deployment of complex software.
- They will enable you to better leverage virtualization in your environment.
- They will do so in a repeatable manner.
Enter the IBM Business Intelligence Pattern with BLU Acceleration. The reason why this solution exists is to provide clients with a fast, proven, predictable way to stand up a complete Business Intelligence system with in-memory data acceleration. The pattern deploys the best of IBM Cognos Business Intelligence with Dynamic Cubes integrated with BLU Acceleration for fast on fast performance with fast time to value. One person and one hour is all it takes to get access to a data connection where you can begin loading your data and a completely functioning BI environment where you can start deploying projects, modeling or whatever you want to do. So let's talk about what it's for.
Data volume, query complexity and high user concurrency are challenges than any organization with a high awareness of the value of information faces. Everyone has lots of data, terabytes and terabytes of it, and now a lot of business users know you have it and want to use it. The questions an organization needs to focus on become the following:
- How do you get correct, timely data to the right people?
- How do you scale your organization to provide access to appropriate tools to rapidly moving groups of advanced consumers?
- How do you ensure that this additional, volatile demand on your data warehouse does not impact the myriad of core business applications that rely on stability and performance?
Answers to these questions will vary. They will depend upon your IT resources and budgets, they will depend upon your ability to embrace change and new technology and they will depend on where you are in the business analytics journey.
Some clients will start from a relatively blank slate with limited information infrastructure and need to get started with business intelligence and a data mart. This is a great opportunity to leap to the front of the technology pack and embrace the latest in in-memory technology, enterprise BI, and PureApplication Systems to minimize your labor costs, reduce your implementation risk, and increase your chances of success.
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- Groups of disruptive users circumventing processes to extract data and causing performance issues in the warehouse
- Applications with customized requirements that are incompatible with data governance in the warehouse.
- Interactive exploration applications that are failing to deliver performance in other Business Intelligence tools due to large dimensions and fact data.
- Existing MOLAP infrastructures that are no longer able to address data volume requirements.
These cases exemplify a small subset of the problems that the IBM Business Intelligence Pattern with BLU Acceleration was built to solve. Recently, we released an IBM RedGuide on this every topic. This red guide will be able to provide you more specifics on the problems and solutions mention above.
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"Rust And Bone"
After winning the Best Director prize at Cannes for 2009's stunning prison drama "A Prophet," French filmmaker Jacques Audiard incontestably proved he's one of Frances' best working filmmakers with "Rust & Bone." While the picture didn't pick up any accolades at Cannes, and is perhaps just a hair shy of the quality of 'Prophet,' it was easily one of our favorites from Telluride and a well-chosen pick from the Croisette. Featuring another excellent turn by Marion Cotillard, it's actually Mattias Schoenaerts ("Bullhead") who was the surprise stand-out of the picture, playing a emotionally unavailable, but kind-hearted boxer who befriends (and doesn't pity) a streetwise whale trainer who loses her legs in a devastating accident. While it;s POV shifts unconventionally (sometimes you're not really sure who's picture it is), in the end it works and more importantly, it's incredibly arresting, lasting and memorable on the psyche. Surely France will enter this one in the Foreign Best Picture Oscar frame and if it makes the final cut, it could be a commanding contender. You can read our Cannes review here.
"Frances Ha"
Known for dysfunctional family comic dramas with mean-spirited characters, "Frances Ha" is a big reinvention for director Noah Baumbach. In fact, the auteur seems to cede some of his stamp over to his co-writer and star Greta Gerwig, as it feels more like a spontaneous mumblecore picture, but with an exuberant dash of whimsy and fancifulness not seen in either of their previous pictures. The alchemy between them has produced a seriously funny, sad and engaging dramedy and it's one of Baumbach's best efforts to date. Well-received at Telluride, the picture has no distributor yet, but that's likely going to change any minute now. Described as Woody Allen's "Manhattan," with a dash of the ferocious energy from "Breathless" and the witty female-centric "Girls" from writer/director Lena Dunham, that doesn't quite capture the fairy-tale like aspect of "Frances Ha," but it's close and those certainly aren't bad signifiers to be compared with. You can read our review here.
While Ben Affleck's suspenseful drama -- equal parts thriller, political potboiler and Hollywood send-up -- and its Oscar chances may be overstated, the picture is still terrifically made and well-told. Nominations may be in order across the board, but it's likely missing the emotional heft needed to take it to Best Picture winner. Still, there's tons to admire and love in it, from several terrific character actor performances, an inspired pace and momentum and a well-balanced tone that shifts effortlessly from sobering intensity to humor and back again. Read our review here.
"Stories We Tell"
Discussing Sarah Polley's five-year-in-the-making documentary "Stories We Tell" is difficult without giving away plot points. Suffice to say, Polley is having a banner year and 'Stories' may be the best film we saw at Telluride. A family documentary with lots of twists and secrets, "Stories We Tell," examines the nature of storytelling, truth, and even blends a few small elements of "fiction" throughout. It's a terrific documentary. With the excellent and complicated drama "Take This Waltz" in theaters earlier this year, Polley may have two films that end up in this writer's top 10 films of the year. But what's becoming clear is the actor-turned-director is quickly becoming one of the most exciting and fascinating filmmakers in North America. You can read our review from Venice here.
"Ginger & Rosa"
Perhaps Sally Potter's best picture since "Orlando" and her most accessible ever, the early '60s London-set "Ginger & Rosa" is a lovely and devastating look at how the activism, radicalism and ideologies of the sexual revolution and the '60s severely damaged the children who came out of it. Featuring an outstanding performance by Elle Fanning, the teenager is always engrossing, but "Ginger & Rosa" is finally the type of meaty role that she can fully shine in. It's probably too patient and introspective for the Oscars, but hopefully an SPC, Magnolia or Focus Features picks it up. It's a beautiful and yet unapologetically difficult picture that will be adored by the right audience. Read our review here.
That's it. Hopefully, we'll be in Telluride for TFF40. It's an excellent little festival that doesn't need the obvious big name titles to be a worthwhile destination for cinephiles and filmmakers alike. Next up is Toronto, followed by a little bit of Fantastic Fest, the New York Film Festival and the BFI London Film Festival. Phew.


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ATLANTA -- More than 58,000 Georgians had signed up for health coverage through the insurance exchange as of Dec. 28, a nearly tenfold jump from the month before, according to a federal report released Monday.
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The jump reflects a more functional federal website, and came ahead of the deadline of late December to sign up for insurance to begin Jan. 1, reports Georgia Health News.
Thirty percent of the Georgia enrollees are younger than 35, a key statistic in determining whether the Affordable Care Act's exchange will work.
Insurance experts say for the exchange to work and be economically viable for insurers, there must be enough young and healthy enrollees in the exchange to balance to risk from older and sicker enrollees.
Nationally, nearly 1.8 million signed up for health insurance through Obamacare's exchanges in December, nearly five times as many people who got coverage during the exchange's first two months.
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Global Collaborations
These sites are about virtual global collaborations. There are many projects that aim to build cross-cultural and collaboration skills. Includes online pen pals, projects, and communities where students and teachers can get information, share ideas, and find partners for online classroom collaborations. There are also links to eThemes Resources on Videoconferencing and Skype.
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This site promotes global collaboration between schools and has many collaborative projects. Click on "Getting Started" on the left menu to find more information about involvement. Forums also provide information about collaborative ideas and projects as well as network news.
Global SchoolNet: Linking Kids Around the World
This site focuses on online project-based learning and connecting schools around the world as well as helping teachers find collaborative learning partners and projects.
ePals is a global collaboration that fosters cross-cultural exchange through online projects. The focus areas are biodiversity, black history, elections, geopraphy, and human rights. ePals comes with the tools, email and blogs, that facilitate 72-language translations. Watch the video on the right to get ideas how the ePals works. NOTE: This site contains a banner-ad.
Global Virtual Classroom
This organization teaches student skills in cross-cultural communication, collaboration, and computer skills through email pen pal programs. The major project of the Global Virtual Classroom is a contest in which schools from around the world collaborate to build websites.
The Global Education Collaborative
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GoNorth! Adventute Learning Curriculum for K-12 Classrooms
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Global Collaborative Projects
Learn how to start your own collaborative global project, find on-going global projects you can join, and more about globalization.
eThemes Resource: Videoconferencing
Find out the benefits of videoconferencing. Learn about different types of videoconferencing, equipment, participating companies, and classroom layouts. Learn how to prepare, plan, set up a room, start and end videoconferencing. Includes images and video files of examples of successful videoconferences, tips for teachers, and in-class projects and activities.
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Last week, I had my first ever biometric screening.
The place where I work offers the screening for free—and even provides an incentive for participating—and I was admittedly curious to see what my results would be.
The screening examines 5 metabolic syndrome criteria—body mass index, triglycerides, blood pressure, blood glucose, and HDL cholesterol (HDL is the good kind!). I'm happy to say that I "passed" in all five areas, but I definitely have some room for improvement too.
Here's a bit more about my results and what a healthy range is for the various screenings:
The level of triglycerides in your blood indicates how efficiently your body processes the fat in your diet.
Healthy: <150mg/dL
My Results: 129 mg/dL
HDL Cholesterol
This is the good kind of cholesterol! It is associated with a decreased risk of heart disease and can be increased with regular exercise.
Healthy: > or = 46mg/dL
My Results: 64mg/dL
LDL Cholesterol
This is the bad kind of cholesterol, and it is associated with an increased risk of heart disease. High LDL cholesterol can be hereditary, but it can be decreased through healthy lifestyle choices and medications.
Healthy: <130mg/dL
My Results: 104mg/dL
Ah, sugar—my favorite. A high level of glucose can show that the body is not correctly using or producing insulin and could eventually lead to diabetes.
Healthy: 65-99mg/dL
My Results: 92 mg/dL
This was the one test result that really stood out to me, but it wasn't too shocking. Although my levels are in the healthy range, I'm at the very top of that range.
Blood Pressure
High blood pressure—or hypertension—is associated with a risk for heart attack or stroke.
Healthy: 120/80
My Results: 102/60
This screening gave me a lot of insight into what is going on inside of my body. Even though I'm clearly aware of my sugar addiction, seeing my results creep toward the unhealthy end of the scale was a bit of a wakeup call (never mind the cupcake I ate with lunch today!). I also think the screening was good motivation to keep up with the healthy habits I already have in place!
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There has been a few posts related to making your own panniers. I just posted some directions on how to make my own design of panniers and thought I would let everyone here know. They are a little different, but very effective, at least for me. I do not have any plans to go commercial but will not rule out the possibility of doing it someday, so let me know what you think of my design. I realize that most people will point out that there are not compartments but coming from backpacking, two compartments seem better than one, IMO. The directions are at the bottom of the list under "accessories", #12 Bike panniers.
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Have you started your seeds for a fall garden yet?
In climates like Western Oregon, our vegetable gardens don't have to end with the summer. Our last frost date is between October 15th and the 31st, depending on the area (and where you're getting your information!) and with a little planning, we can fill the holes in the garden left by spring vegetables with fall ones and be able to continue harvesting into December.
If you are in the Pacific Northwest, see my Organic Vegetable Garden Checklist for specific times and varieties for fall planting (I've also heard from others that it's helpful in other regions as well in the north with just a few alterations).
Remember, this checklist is just a guideline- I rarely am able to do all the things on the list! In fact, the seeds I started yesterday inside should've been started a couple weeks ago according to the checklist, but I adjusted it by looking at the "days to maturity" on some seed packets I had and chose varieties that will mature faster.
Here's a list of the seeds I started inside yesterday to transplant out in about 4 weeks. I've never had any luck direct-seeding these at the height of summer. I guess I can't keep them wet enough. Keep reading for some of my techniques on getting seeds to sprout that HAVE to be started out (i.e., carrots and beets).
- Cabbage, Melissa and Chinese
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- Broccoli, Packman and Purple Sprouting
- Cauliflower, Cheddar, Graffiti, Early, (and Arbon for overwintering-maybe!)
- Brussel Sprouts (a little late, hopefully they will be on for Thanksgiving)
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In the picture above I haven't turned the light on yet- I wait until some of the seeds have sprouted, remove the lids (or fancy taped plastic!) and turn the light on. Refer to my post on seed starting for illustrated details.
Out in the garden, I started these carrots (and some summer lettuce mix that didn't come up) at the beginning of the month.
I really need to get some shade cloth, but for now I've used clothespins, hoops and row cover to give the seedlings a little shade. This just keeps them from drying out so fast. I'll remove it once they're really up and running.
I planted this bed of parsnips, beets, and carrots on July 13th. It was so hot, I had trouble keeping the bed watered enough for the seeds to sprout. One of the few downfalls of raised beds: the quick-draining quality that is so beneficial in the spring works against you in the summer!
It's hard to see in the picture, but the beets have started to come up (parsnips are notoriously late in sprouting). This happened a couple of days after I did this to the bed:
I laid some old fence boards on top of the bed. It's enough shade that enables the seeds to sprout. Of course, it doesn't allow much sun, so I will remove them in a few more days. I'd like to see if anymore sprout first, though.


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Heaven and earth
The Kingdom is here, and the church is its staging ground
Last month, The American Spectator published a "Symposium on Heaven" inspired by Peter Kreeft's book, Heaven: the Heart's Deepest Longing. A Christian believer, a Jewish believer, and a skeptic contributed to the discussion. The skeptic, John Derbyshire, used up most of his space mocking C.S. Lewis, whom Kreeft perhaps over-quoted in his book. The Christian, Jonathan Aitken, took Derbyshire's demand for evidence at face value, offering hauntingly similar near-death experiences (including his own) as hints of an afterlife. Rabbi Shmuley Boteach's "Heaven is Overrated" calls everyone back down to earth: We can leave the afterlife to God, because there's plenty to appreciate and address here and now.
I often wander into the rabbi's camp. Words fail Isaiah and Paul when attempting to describe heaven; how can mortal minds comprehend it? I anticipate it through faith, and it'll be great-but in the meantime, we don't want to be too heavenly-minded for any earthly good, do we? For the most part, Christians leave heaven-talk for funerals. So does the general population, to go by the common observation when some unhappy soul has shuffled off: "He's gone to a better place."
But heaven is not a white hanky of consolation in times of grief, nor a windy platitude. It's closer than we realize, joined to earth at the hip. "How lovely is your dwelling place, O Lord of hosts!" sing the Sons of Korah (Psalm 84). An image of heaven springs to our minds, but the place of the song is on earth-the Temple in Jerusalem, a grand structure by all accounts, but surely it pales in comparison with God's actual throne?
Not in the mind of the devout Jew who traveled there once a year. The Temple was the actual dwelling of God on earth, anticipated in the "songs of ascent" chanted by pilgrims on their way to meet Him. Before dismissing the idea as crude and "unspiritual," we might remember how God actually works. Discussing his book, Simply Christian, N.T. Wright contrasts the pantheist view of God-as-everything and the deist view of God-as-elsewhere: "Judaism and Christianity have a view of God in the world that is much more interesting and complex-where God and the world, heaven and earth actually overlap and interlock."
In the Old Testament, heaven is God's place, but also an overarching providence ("under heaven"), a witness, a place of appeal, the origin of earthly blessing. With the appearance of Jesus, a new era begins: the Kingdom of Heaven. Not a smooth transition, according to Matthew 11:12, where (depending on translation) it is suffering violence or violently advancing. But the Kingdom is here; as the Temple was an outpost of heaven on earth, the church is heaven's staging ground, scattered all over the globe in millions of flickering lights. Ever since creation, heaven and earth are paired, just as Christ, ever since the incarnation, is the union of God and man. And at the end of time both will be recreated.
That's something to keep in mind as we boil through summer, when the a/c fails and the kids snap at each other and campaign rhetoric soars to new heights of absurdity and the Supreme Court hands down infuriating decisions. In the thick of earthly chaos, the invisible walls of the Kingdom of Heaven rise around us, cool and serene. Seeing it takes faith, just as Abraham somehow saw a living heir in the bound boy trembling under his knife (Hebrews 11:19). But all the heroes of faith in Hebrews 11 were commended for exactly this: seeing beyond their natural horizon.
And now they are part of a vast cloud of witnesses, looking on with profound interest. Heaven is not a default "better place." It is part of our drama, intimately connected. Heaven will not dispose of earth, or leave her behind, or forget her. The New Jerusalem is poised to come down with a loud proclamation: "Behold, the dwelling place of God is with man" (Revelation 21:3). And it begins here and now.
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At a time when banks and consumer durable companies are gearing up for the festive season to lure customers with easy payment and discount schemes, the RBI has asked banks to stop several of these.
The RBI said banks must refrain from converting credit card outstandings to monthly equated installments (EMI) under the pretext of 0% interest. The bank said that in such cases, the customers are charged interest covertly through processing fees.
Since the very concept of 0% interest is non-existent and fair practice demands that the processing charge and RoI charged should be kept uniform product/segment wise, irrespective of the sourcing channel, such schemes only serve the purpose of alluring and exploiting the vulnerable customers, the central bank said in a notification on Wednesday.
Large electronic companies such as LG, Samsung, Videocon, through tie-ups with banks and non-banking finance companies, offer customers easy payment options through EMIs on purchases of consumer durables.
Under such schemes, the customer is indirectly charged an interest by asking for payment of a processing fee and a portion of the total price of the product purchased.
Also, the customer foregoes any discount that is otherwise offered against a full cash payment. Such schemes are pushed especially during festivals.
As on July end, the credit card outstandings of the banking sector was R23,100 crore, a growth of 4.4% year on year.
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Thanks for your question.
To enable me to answer your question could you please respond to the following:-
Kind regards.
Hi Thomas,
Not a flat, I live in semi-detached property, I am not too sure on the length of lease but the Charges Register on the document I obtained does state a 999 year lease to a person in 1956?
The person whom is showing as the owner is the person we pay £18 a year too for the leasehold or freehold, sorry I cannot recall what the payment is for.
Does this help?
Is there a title number listed for the 999 year lease in the charges register?
At the end of the paragraph detailing the 999 year lease it states the lessees title number and this number is XXXXX from the title number of the document.
Apologies if this is not what you required, I can send a copy if need be?
Thanks for your reply.
I think you have downloaded the wrong register. The one I suspect you need to download is the title number for the 999 year lease listed in the charges register.
This will be the register for the lease of the property that you bought (though 999 year lease is effectively akin to having a freehold estate). It will be in the same format as the register that you have already download save for that it should list you as the Registered Propreitor rather than the person that you are paying your annual service charge toi.
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No problem paying the fee your advice has been great, can you please just advise how I would obtain a copy of the other title document.
Sure; Just enter the title number where indicated on the following Land Registry link and then download as you had with the earlier register:-
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You were spot on!, I have now succesfully obtained a copy of the correct Title document .
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Notable Books
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A Funny Little Bird
By Jennifer Yerkes
The title character is so unremarkable in appearance he may as well be invisible, until "one day he'd had enough." He found a single bright feather and used it to give himself some pizzazz. He added a flower, a spear of grass, and other found objects to his person, dazzling and delighting his friends. Their attention made the little bird very proud—until he caught the unwelcome attention of a fox. Simple colors and shapes and clever use of white space make the story both intriguing and understandable to very young children, while the moral reinforces a basic life principle: True happiness is found in giving yourself away.
Once Upon a Memory
By Nina Laden
Children at the target age for this book are just beginning to remember things. Like the little boy on the left side of each page spread, they may wonder: "Does a feather remember it once was … a bird?" Subsequent pages develop visual themes, as favorite toys create gentle but lively scenes of what a book, cake, and ocean might recall about their origins. It gets profound at the end: "Does the world remember it once was … wild? Will you remember you once were … a child?" Details like the owl clock at the beginning and end remind this grandma that time flies altogether too fast.
Brother Hugo and the Bear
By Katy Beebe
"Books are food for the souls of men, not for the stomachs of bears." That's a lesson Brother Hugo learns in this retelling of a medieval story involving a monk, a manuscript, and an ursine appetite. Hugo regrets to inform his abbot that a bear ate the monastery's copy of the Letters of St. Augustine. For penance, the abbot has him recopying the volume during Lent. Is this a one-time mishap, or has the bear developed a taste for Augustine? Older children and medievalists will appreciate the book's stylistic illustrations and illuminated letters that show details of manuscript production, monastery life, and the French countryside.
By Rudyard Kipling
Kipling's famous poem has been a favorite of fathers and sons for generations. This illustrated version gives the poem an updated look and fresh fodder for thought and discussion. It portrays a preadolescent boy—roughly the age of Kipling's son when Kipling wrote the poem—in situations both realistic and symbolic. The book invites readers to consider how the pictures relate to well-known lines, such as: "If you can bear to hear the truth you've spoken / Twisted by knaves to make a trap for fools …" with the "knaves" as a collection of stylized marionettes. This could make a thoughtful graduation or birthday gift.
When Maya Van Wagenen's dad showed her a quaint self-help book from 1951, she never expected it would change her life. Betty Cornell's Teen Age Popularity Guide seemed as far from an eighth-grader's experience in Brownsville, Texas, as a school lockdown from a ladies' luncheon. Maya's mother suggested she try the advice—all of it—for one year, and record her experience (see Quick Takes, Nov. 30, 2013). Maya's journal became Popular: Vintage Wisdom for a Modern Geek (Dutton, 2014).
Humor abounds in Betty Cornell's instruction about hats, pearls, and the effect of a girdle on one's derrière. Comic relief comes from best friend Kenzie, who is frank and mildly profane. Maya's surroundings, including over-the-border drug battles, are not conducive to Leave It to Beaver land, and real tragedy sometimes intrudes. But by carefully following Betty Cornell's advice, Maya learns to reach out to others with consideration and kindness, and that's what popularity is really all about. –J.B.C.


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Free Knitting Pattern from Lion Brand Yarn, formatted for input to refreshable Braille displays or Braille software
Teen Striped Pillow
Lion Brand® Fun Fur
Pattern Number: 50244
SKILL LEVEL: Easy (Level 2)
SIZE: One Size
14 inches [35.5 cm] square
CORRECTIONS: None
320-112 Fun Fur Yarn: Raspberry
Deep magenta pink
Quantity needed: 3 Skeins
Estimated Price: $ 14.97
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Bright lime green
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Lion Brand Knitting Needles - Size 10 [6 mm]
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Lion Brand Large-Eye Blunt Needles (Set of 6)
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Additional Materials
1 14-inch [35.5 cm] pillow form
12 sts + 15 rows = 4 inches [10 cm] (slightly stretched) in Stockinette st (knit on right side, purl on wrong side) with 2 strands of yarn held tog. When you match the gauge in a pattern, your project will be the size specified in the pattern and the materials specified in the pattern will be sufficient. The needle or hook size called for in the pattern is based on what the designer used, but it is not unusual for gauge to vary from person to person. If it takes you fewer stitches and rows to make your swatch, try using a smaller size hook or needles; if more stitches and rows, try a larger size hook or needles. Making a Gauge Swatch
Exact gauges is not imporant to this project.
All pieces are knit with 2 strands of yarn held together.
With 2 strands of B held tog, cast on 42 sts.
Row 1 (RS) Knit.
Row 2 Purl.
Rows 3-6 Repeat Rows 1-2.
Rows 7-12 With 2 strands of A held tog, repeat Rows 1-2.
Rows 13-18 With 2 strands of C held tog, repeat Rows 1-2.
Rows 19-54 Repeat Rows 1-18 twice.
Bind off.
Weave in ends.
With 2 strands of A held tog, cast on 42 sts.
Row 1 (RS) Knit.
Row 2 Purl.
Repeat Rows 1-2 until piece measures 13 inches [33 cm].
Bind off.
Weave in ends.
With wrong sides together, sew around 3 sides.
Slip pillow form in and sew remaining side.
Weave in ends.
RS = right side
st(s) = stitch(es)
tog = together
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You may have looked so hard for the gift SO perfect that you're STILL looking!
The yarnie in your life probably already has a ball winder and a swift, more yarn than she knows what to do with and a huge supply of needles and hooks but what your knitter or crocheter doesn't have is a class taught by ME, Marly Bird!
That's right, I teach two great classes on Craftsy.com. Both are geared for that crafter in your life who has always wanted to make a garment that fits her curves but just doesn't know where to start. In Curvy Knits: plus size knitting and Curvy Crochet: plus size crochet I teach how to alter a pattern to fit YOUR CURVES!
WAIT, I hear what you are saying…you want to really knock her socks off? Okay, I have it…Sign her up for the craftsy.com class AND one of the great classes that I teach around the country at the STITCHES Expos. Take a look at my class schedule and see if there is something that that will be perfect:
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Merry (Belated) Christmas and Happy Holidays from Marly Bird.


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IDC Technologies
based in Midrand, SOUTH AFRICA
IDC wants to be your life-long partner in your technology career, helping you to keep up-to-date and to be as productive as possible in your work. We conduct on-site training, public courses and 'live' e-learning.IDC Technologies specialises in Technology training in the field of:Instrumentation Process Control Industrial Data Communications & Networking Information ...
TEI Controls (TT)
based in Cedar Park, TEXAS (USA)
TEI Controls engineers quality control panels for industrial automation. We have 50+ years experience in the field, and specialize in the water and wastewater industry. Let us put our expertise and real world experience to work for you.
Industrial Telemetry, Inc.
based in Collinsville, OKLAHOMA (USA)
The primary goal of ITI is to bring a patented MESH radio telemetry technology into the worlds of Industry, Water and WasteWater, and Compost. We call our radios REALMESH™ to distinguish them from vendors who use a pseudo MESH topology, but whose radios do NOT have integral repeating function. Since MESH radios are transceivers and repeaters in the same device, the ...
Sentry Telemetry
based in East Sussex, UNITED KINGDOM
Founded in 1997 as an LPG tank monitoring company, Sentry Telemetry has progressed to be a world-leading supplier of wireless telemetry systems with some 25,000 units installed globally. We never cease to be amazed at the diverse telemetry applications our clients request - and we pride ourselves on being able to respond quickly and effectively with bespoke and customised ...
Adcon Telemetry GmbH
based in Klosterneuburg, AUSTRIA
Adcon Telemetry Gmbh in its present form was established in October 2003. Its Headquarters are located in Klosterneuburg near Vienna, the capital of Austria. This is where the R&D Team of Adcon designs and develops digital radios for data transfer, based on UHF and GSM/GPRS technology. In the steadily growing market of wireless telemetry solutions our mission is simple: ...
Advanced Telemetry Systems (ATS) Inc.
based in Isanti, MINNESOTA (USA)
Advanced Telemetry Systems, Inc. is an innovative, science and engineering-based radio telemetry provider, dedicated to supporting biologists world-wide. our commitment to our customer´s success has helped us build a reputation as the leader in fisheries and wildlife research.
Schneider Electric Telemetry & Remote SCADA Solutions
based in Rueil Malmaison, FRANCE
Schneider Electric, Telemetry & Remote SCADA Solutions, is a global supplier of remote automation solutions for SCADA systems in oil and gas, water and electrical utilities applications. Solution components include Accutech wireless instrumentation, SCADAPack Smart RTus, Trio long-range data radios, and ClearSCADA enterprise software. All products are engineered to ...
RainWise Inc.
based in Trenton, MAINE (USA)
RainWise Inc. manufactures professional weather stations and other meteorological equipment for consumer and industrial applications. We feature solar powered wireless weather stations, data loggers, rain gauges, advanced cellular telemetry, PV array environment monitors, wind measurement loggers, anemometers, barometers, thermometers and a variety of other weather ...
Motorola Inc.
based in Schaumburg, ILLINOIS (USA)
Alarms, Data Aquisition and Datalogging Equipment, Irrigation Systems, SCADA, Software/Operations & Maintenance, Telemetry PLC/RTU control products for fresh, wastewater and irrigation SCADA. Data acquisition, conventional, trunked and spread spectrum radio communications, central software, plus system design and maintenance.
Lacroix Sofrel
based in Vern-sur-Seiche, FRANCE
LACROIX Sofrel designs, manufactures and markets products for the telemetry and SCADA and remote monitoring of technical installations. Partnering the biggest contract operators in water and local authorities since its creation in 1971, LACROIX Sofrel is now hailed as the French market leader in telemetry and SCADA.


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Annibale Carracci (artist)
Bolognese, 1560 - 1609
River Landscape, c. 1590
oil on canvas
overall: 88.3 x 148.1 cm (34 3/4 x 58 5/16 in.) framed: 116.8 x 175.6 x 8.9 cm (46 x 69 1/8 x 3 1/2 in.)
Samuel H. Kress Collection
On View
Object 2 of 6
Conservation NotesThe original support is a loosely woven, plain-weave fabric of medium weight. The ground is a single red layer. It functions as a warm middle tone under the transparent darker layers and lighter colors thinly scumbled over it, as at the center left where the mass of reeds is indicated by a thin greenish yellow layer over the ground tone, with a sketchy definition of individual stalks. The large forms of the dark trees and earth in the foreground were applied first, followed by the sky and the distant landscape, with details, such as the smaller trees, the reeds, the figures, and the final definition of larger forms painted over the landscape and sky. Extensive pentimenti are visible, primarily in the trees.
The fabric has widely spaced cusping along all four edges. There are scattered losses throughout, with the sky and background exhibiting considerable abrasion and numerous small losses. Losses are also concentrated in and around the central tree. The painting was relined, discolored varnish removed, and the painting restored by Stephen Pichetto in 1948. Discolored varnish was removed and new inpainting was carried out by Teresa Longyear in 1985-1986 to reduce the confusing patterns created where the red ground showed through the abraded greens in the foliage and in the sky and water.
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