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BUDAPEST - Australian Daniel Ricciardo charged to a thrilling Hungarian Grand Prix victory on Sunday, his second Formula One win for Red Bull, as a drenched track caused chaos among world championship leaders. Rivalry between Lewis Hamilton and his Mercedes teammate and championship leader Nico Rosberg reached a new peak as Hamilton rebuffed team orders to let Rosberg by into third place.
Mercedes said it would hold a team inquiry. But Hamilton's success trimmed Rosberg's lead in the title race from 14 points to 11. The German now leads with 202, Hamilton has 191 and Ricciardo is third with 131. Ricciardo, 25, held off Ferrari's Fernando Alonso to take first place in a race which saw several high-speed crashes after a heavy downpour just before the start changed the course of the race.
Ricciardo led twice before he fought back to recapture the lead with three laps remaining, following a series of daring passes. Ricciardo's win was executed with great elan and confirmed him as a driver with the potential to be a future champion. Ricciardo won the Canadian Grand Prix in June and is the only non-Mercedes driver to have won a race this year.
"This feels just as good as the first one," said Ricciardo. "It was a lot of fun in the last few laps, with the passing. I had to go for it." Hamilton and Rosberg had a fierce battle on the track and via the Mercedes team radio as they tried to make the most of contrasting strategies in the changeable conditions. Hamilton started from the pit lane along with rookies Daniil Kvyat of Toro Rosso, who had stalled on the formation grid, and Dane Kevin Magnussen, who crashed his McLaren in qualifying.
Hamilton was running with cold brakes in a car rebuilt overnight following the blaze, caused by a fuel leak. Pushing to make up places, he spun on his opening lap and brushed the barriers at Turn Two. "My front left hit the wall. The brakes just gave up," said Hamilton. Another crash, when Swedish rookie Marcus Ericsson lost control of his Caterham, on lap eight brought out the Safety Car.
Jenson Button in a McLaren took the lead for a while but as the conditions changed he had to pit. This put Ricciardo back on top again. Hamilton, sensibly, had pitted and was soon back up to ninth, within two cars of Rosberg, as the field, shuffled heavily by the rain and the Safety Car, began to settle again. Both Force Indias were soon among the list of retirements. German Nico Hulkenberg crashed out at Turn One, after clipping team-mate Mexican Sergio Perez, and soon after Perez lost control at the final corner and spun heavily into the walls.
The Safety Car came out for a second time and Ricciardo pitted again from the lead, gifting Alonso the rarity of running at the front for Ferrari as the beleaguered Italian team struggled to end their poor form. On lap 33, Sebastian Vettel's Red Bull car spun at the final corner and down the straight, saving himself from disaster by kissing the wall. Rosberg pitted, endured a problematic stop, and rejoined 13th.
Offered his chance, Hamilton seized it. On lap 34, he delivered a sublime pass round Jean-Eric Vergne in a Torro Rosso to take second and begin the chase after Alonso. Alonso finally pitted again after lap 38 and Hamilton, from a pit lane start, took the lead. It lasted one lap before he pitted again, for medium tyres, rejoining fifth behind Alonso with Ricciardo leading.
On lap 47, Hamilton's race engineer Pete Bonnington warned him "Nico is behind and on the option tyres so don't hold him up." Further warnings followed but Hamilton declined to heed them. "I'll let him through if he gets closer," he said. "I'm not slowing down for Nico..." Rosberg pitted again with 13 laps remaining. He rejoined seventh and battled his way to fourth and finished half a second behind Hamilton.
Rosberg said after he had been told by the team that Hamilton would let him by. "I don't know what happened," he said, saying it would have to be discussed "internally". Mercedes chief Toto Wolff said there would be "no knee-jerk reaction" to Hamilton's actions and there would be an internal inquiry. Brazilian Felipe Massa of Williams finished fifth ahead of Finn Kimi Raikkonen, in the second Ferrari, defending four time champion German Sebastian Vettel in the second Red Bull and Finn Valtteri Bottas of Williams.


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"But the day of the Lord will come as a thief in the night; in the which the heavens shall pass away with a great noise, and the elements shall melt with fervent heat, the earth also and the works that are therein shall be burned up." (2 Peter 3:10)
When the atomic bomb burst over Hiroshima in 1945, the thoughts of Bible-believing Christians everywhere turned almost immediately to this verse. There was also widespread concern that man's newly discovered ability might get out of control and cause all "the elements to melt with fervent heat!" Seemingly Peter had prophetically anticipated, 1,900 years in advance, the modern discovery of nuclear fission.
In this verse the word "elements" means fundamental parts and could appropriately be applied to the basic elements of which matter is composed. The word for "melt" is usually translated "unloose," and this also is appropriate to describe atomic disintegration.
Now, over 55 years later, there is still widespread fear of a nuclear holocaust. The words of our text refer, however, not to something man will do, but to God's coming great purging of the very dust of the earth and all the age-long effects of sin and the Curse. At the very end of this present age, when the mighty Creator appears on His great white judgment throne, the ineffable glory of His countenance will cause the earth and its atmospheric heaven to flee away, "and there was found no place for them" (Revelation 20:11).
"Nevertheless, we, according to his promise, look for new heavens and a new earth, wherein dwelleth righteousness" (2 Peter 3:13). God will make the earth new again, and the great Curse, which has permeated the "dust of the earth" (the "elements") ever since Adam (Genesis 3:17-20), will be "no more" (Revelation 22:3). This great hope is incentive enough to live now in the light of eternity. HMM

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Join a small group of colleagues on a chartered bus to Boulder and the beautiful University of Colorado campus and Norlin Library. You'll be welcomed by the Dean and Director of Libraries, James F. Williams, and visit the newly renovated "Research Floor." You'll gather in the Special Collections Rare Book Reading Room for a display of some of the Library's most exciting pieces, ranging from a Paris Bible to photobooks newly arrived from Paris, from a 4,000 year old cuneiform tablet to the first book of fairy tales, from a John Donne first edition to a John Donne artists book.
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Everything You Always Wanted to Know about ILL
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This system-neutral workshop will cover best practices in resource sharing, address ways you can best serve your users, and provide an excellent overview of the resources and support available to ILL practitioners. Whether you're new to resource sharing or have been providing services for years, this workshop will help you to reconsider your approaches, make decisions about user services, define best practices, and introduce you to ways you can best contribute to the resource sharing community while reflecting your own library's mission.
Our knowledgeable instructors are Cyril Oberlander (borrowing), Karen Janke (lending), Cindy Kristof (copyright), and Collette Mak (standards and resources).
Please register online at: http://www.bcr.org/STARS-preconference/ by January 16, 2009. If you have any questions, please contact Margaret Bean at mbean[at]uoregon[dot]edu.
Thank you to BCR and OCLC for sponsoring this no-charge workshop. We are also grateful to the University of Colorado, Auraria Campus for providing facilities.
Hope to see you there!
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ERP/3.0/Developers Guide/Reference/Entity Model/PricingVolumeDiscountInvoice
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Contains all the invoices generated due to rappels conditions
To the database table (M_Rappel_Invoice) of this entity.
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(1) The system requires the record for auditing purposes. (2) The record is referenced by other records. E.g., you cannot delete a Business Partner, if there are existing invoices for it. By de-activating the Business Partner you prevent it from being used in future transactions.
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/* ************************************************************************* * The contents of this file are subject to the Openbravo Public License * Version 1.1 (the "License"), being the Mozilla Public License * Version 1.1 with a permitted attribution clause; you may not use this * file except in compliance with the License. You may obtain a copy of * the License at http://www.openbravo.com/legal/license.html * Software distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" * basis, WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. See the * License for the specific language governing rights and limitations * under the License. * The Original Code is Openbravo ERP. * The Initial Developer of the Original Code is Openbravo SLU * All portions are Copyright (C) 2008-2019 Openbravo SLU * All Rights Reserved. * Contributor(s): ______________________________________. ************************************************************************ */ package org.openbravo.model.pricing.volumediscount; import java.util.Date; import org.openbravo.base.structure.ActiveEnabled; import org.openbravo.base.structure.BaseOBObject; import org.openbravo.base.structure.ClientEnabled; import org.openbravo.base.structure.OrganizationEnabled; import org.openbravo.base.structure.Traceable; import org.openbravo.model.ad.access.User; import org.openbravo.model.ad.system.Client; import org.openbravo.model.common.enterprise.Organization; import org.openbravo.model.common.invoice.Invoice; /** * Entity class for entity PricingVolumeDiscountInvoice (stored in table M_Rappel_Invoice). * * NOTE: This class should not be instantiated directly. To instantiate this * class the {@link org.openbravo.base.provider.OBProvider} should be used. */ public class DiscountInvoice extends BaseOBObject implements Traceable, ClientEnabled, OrganizationEnabled, ActiveEnabled { private static final long serialVersionUID = 1L; public static final String TABLE_NAME = "M_Rappel_Invoice"; public static final String ENTITY_NAME = "PricingVolumeDiscountInvoice"; public static final String PROPERTY_ID = "id"; public static final String PROPERTY_CLIENT = "client"; public static final String PROPERTY_ORGANIZATION = "organization"; public static final String PROPERTY_ACTIVE = "active"; public static final String PROPERTY_CREATIONDATE = "creationDate"; public static final String PROPERTY_CREATEDBY = "createdBy"; public static final String PROPERTY_UPDATED = "updated"; public static final String PROPERTY_UPDATEDBY = "updatedBy"; public static final String PROPERTY_BPVOLUMEDISCOUNT = "bPVolumeDiscount"; public static final String PROPERTY_INVOICE = "invoice"; public static final String PROPERTY_SEQUENCENUMBER = "sequenceNumber"; public DiscountInvoice() { setDefaultValue(PROPERTY_ACTIVE, true); } @Override public String getEntityName() { return ENTITY_NAME; } public String getId() { return (String) get(PROPERTY_ID); } public void setId(String id) { set(PROPERTY_ID, id); } public Client getClient() { return (Client) get(PROPERTY_CLIENT); } public void setClient(Client client) { set(PROPERTY_CLIENT, client); } public Organization getOrganization() { return (Organization) get(PROPERTY_ORGANIZATION); } public void setOrganization(Organization organization) { set(PROPERTY_ORGANIZATION, organization); } public Boolean isActive() { return (Boolean) get(PROPERTY_ACTIVE); } public void setActive(Boolean active) { set(PROPERTY_ACTIVE, active); } public Date getCreationDate() { return (Date) get(PROPERTY_CREATIONDATE); } public void setCreationDate(Date creationDate) { set(PROPERTY_CREATIONDATE, creationDate); } public User getCreatedBy() { return (User) get(PROPERTY_CREATEDBY); } public void setCreatedBy(User createdBy) { set(PROPERTY_CREATEDBY, createdBy); } public Date getUpdated() { return (Date) get(PROPERTY_UPDATED); } public void setUpdated(Date updated) { set(PROPERTY_UPDATED, updated); } public User getUpdatedBy() { return (User) get(PROPERTY_UPDATEDBY); } public void setUpdatedBy(User updatedBy) { set(PROPERTY_UPDATEDBY, updatedBy); } public BusinessPartner getBPVolumeDiscount() { return (BusinessPartner) get(PROPERTY_BPVOLUMEDISCOUNT); } public void setBPVolumeDiscount(BusinessPartner bPVolumeDiscount) { set(PROPERTY_BPVOLUMEDISCOUNT, bPVolumeDiscount); } public Invoice getInvoice() { return (Invoice) get(PROPERTY_INVOICE); } public void setInvoice(Invoice invoice) { set(PROPERTY_INVOICE, invoice); } public Long getSequenceNumber() { return (Long) get(PROPERTY_SEQUENCENUMBER); } public void setSequenceNumber(Long sequenceNumber) { set(PROPERTY_SEQUENCENUMBER, sequenceNumber); } }


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When the title of the film is Burlesque and Christina Aguilera is involved, you better believe there's going to be some glitter. In this video, Christina's makeup artist, Kristofer Buckle, shows us how to get the dazzling eye makeup palette featured in the movie's poster and on screen. It's a bold look, no doubt, but a perfectly festive option to wear to any upcoming holiday party. Check it out now.


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Sunday, 14 August 2011
I guess I'll be an "RD" soon
And with that, two big dreams of mine might come true...
About a week ago I found out I was accepted to volunteer in Honduras with Unite for Sight (which a friend of mine, Jennifer Staple, started back as an undergrad student). This organization
provides sight-saving surgeries in very poor areas of the world without any cost to the patients and with very high quality. SR, The Lorax, Mattias (maybe Natti?) and I will thus all be going to Honduras this January!
(nope, that's not me)
And this race director thing? Well, part of the "deal" with volunteering with U f S is you need to raise $1700 to help fund their care. That, ya know, is a LOT of money. And the best way I could think of to round a sum like this up was to organize a run. (I simply cannot bring myself to send emails asking for money from friends and family - even for such a good cause - I just feel like people have to get something out of their donation other than self-righteousness/ "peace of mind"), but here is my fundraising page, since you're insisting.
For the past two years, I have talked about organizing a new trail run in our area of Denmark. My initial idea was that it would be a 50miler/80k race, but I don't think I'll get enough participants to raise the money. So the it will be 3 shorter distances. Here are the details:
What: Å til Ås* 5k, ½ marathon & marathon
When: September 25, 10:30 AM
Where: Mogenstrup to Gavnø and back again (start at Fladsåhallen)
Description: 50% on hilly forest trails, 50% on bike paths. Initial 5k loop and then out and back race for both the ½ and full marathon.
Supported by: Herlufsholm Triathlon Klub
Å: River
Ås: Esker (look it up!)
Soon I'll have a website with lots of picture and 3 course maps, but give me a little time! I know most of you who read this will have a pretty tough time getting to it, but I hope it's okay I mention it. And you're all invited, of course.
Here are just a few teaser pictures of the half marathon and marathon routes, which I have posted before:
(a lot of it is actually in the woods, but I just can't find those pictures right now)
But I also have a new one for you (bigger, better 8lb 13oz/4kg baby! draped in duckies):
My iPod broke in the rain this week (just fixed it today!), so I have no new running songs. Instead I'll give you an old favourite, simply because the lead singer's name is Mattias :) "We are there, you are out here" by Dúné.
News: Challenge Copenhagen ironman was held yesterday. Congrats to the two Aussies, Tim Berkel and Rebekah Keat, on their wins (8:11 and 8:52). Results here.
14 comments:
- SteveQ said...
Can I get a comp'ed entry and airfare? I'll set a CR for the 5K.
- 14 August 2011 at 20:58
- sea legs girl said...
Steve, Hmm. It would probably be smart of me to start trying to recruit an elite field (especially for the 5k!). I'll look into it.
- 15 August 2011 at 06:49
- Diana said...
I wish that I could participate in your race. It sounds like so much fun! Not sure I could make the drive to Denmark while 38 weeks pregnant. :)
- 15 August 2011 at 07:53
- sea legs girl said...
Diana, that sounds like one long, uncomfortable drive! Now I need to look up how far of a drive it actually is... Just under 8 hours. Ouch!
- 15 August 2011 at 14:40
- cherelli said...
Oh that looks like fun, wish I could be there for your race. Had to laugh at your top picture "getting back into shape 2wks after Mattias birth" - didn't realise you'd lost any shape whatsoever :) !! Love the look of that Honduras trip, it is fantastic the family can go too, what an opportunity! You and bub look wonderful in that pic together, you are amazing SLG, continuously raising the bar for yourself and others.
- 15 August 2011 at 17:21
- Jessie Thomas said...
SLG-how do you keep you milk stores up while running? Do you know exactly (I mean down to the nats ass) how many calories you need to do that? What's your strategy?
- 16 August 2011 at 06:10
- sea legs girl said...
I am amazed how often I get asked that question! I personally have so much milk that I have called the Danish Mother's Milk hotline to start selling my extra milk. Our freezer is almost full now of extra pumped milk! And I have lost weight fast since his birth (under pre-pregnancy now) and have not been good at staying hydrated. I have never seen any evidence that women who run have trouble maintaining their milk suply. Have you seen/experienced this? I think it's a really good question and I have seen one study saying women who run don't have more issues than women who don't, but I can't remember where I read it (I'll have to try to find it again).
- 16 August 2011 at 07:23
- Heather said...
Looks like a fun race! I'll be 38 weeks (?) pregnant at that point, otherwise I might take the opportunity to finally visit Denmark!
- 16 August 2011 at 10:54
First of all, congrats on the birth of Mattias! He is beautiful and I am so happy for you. As far as the breastfeeding and running goes, my question, which may be a bit TMI, is: What do you do to prevent/deal with leaking issues while you are running (esp. running 2hrs. +)? I am due in about 6 weeks and still running some and hope to continue asap after delivery, but am concerned that this will make things messy/uncomfortable...any advice?
- 16 August 2011 at 16:55
- sea legs girl said...
Heather, please come to Denmark anytime and I will run the route with you :).
Shannon, funny, I just looked down at my shirt today after an 18 miler because I thought I felt milk, but I couldn't see anything. Fortunately I haven't run into any problems yet with milk just coming out. One problem I do have though is my (very beautiful) nips being quite visible under my shirt during/after long runs so I put bandaids over them. Not sure it helps all that much, though. Gotta love getting long-winded, non-helpful advice, huh?
- 16 August 2011 at 17:48
- Jessie Thomas said...
SLG- I don't have any personal experience with breast feeding yet. I am due in 4 weeks. But have talked to friends who have said that as they lost weight and their body composition changed, they didn't produce as much milk. I was curious because I am trying to imagine this myself and wondering where I may be able to strike the right balance. Just wondering if you had some scientific insight on the subject.
- 17 August 2011 at 05:28
- sea legs girl said...
Jessie - I found the article I had seen before. They found that in controls vs. women who both lost weight and exercised no significant difference in milk production, composition or infant weight gain. I can send you (or anyone else) the PDF if you write me an email (email@example.com). It is:McCrory MA, Nommsen-Rivers LA, Mole PA, Lonnerdal B, Dewey KG. A randomized trial of the short-term effects of dieting vs dieting with aerobic exercise on lactation performance. Am J Clin Nutr.1999;69 :959– 967.
- 17 August 2011 at 16:21
- Jessie Thomas said...
SLG-I found the study that you mentioned. Seems to prove that postpartum weight loss has no negative impact on breast milk production. Not sure if I am taking the information in correctly, but it did seem that people who were dipping below their pre-pregnancy weight did experience a decrease in production? Not sure if I am reading the study right but the information that I feel applies to me is good information none the less. Thanks! I hope your over flow of milk turns out to be beneficial and profitable. Nice work!
- 17 August 2011 at 20:58
- Marathon Mom said...
The race and the Honduras trip sound great. You need to add a midwest compnent to the race ;)
Adding to the milk discussion: I had a lot of supply issues at first requiring meds, herbs, etc to make enough, this was all within the first week or so. I was back to normal running mileage a few months PP and through marathon training actually saw my supply increase even more. I too was asked that question and find it interesting the assumption that exercise and losing the pregnancy weight are associated with low supply in many people's minds.
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One of the best things about the holidays is the chance to get together with family and friends around a beautiful table filled with traditional dishes. Maybe you'll be passing around Nana's famous baked ham, Aunt Sheila's warm apple-cranberry crisp, or your own delicious cornbread stuffing. If your culinary talents are on-the-go from gathering to gathering this season, you need a carrier that can keep your special dish toasty on the way there. Our wrap-it-up design includes a handy loop to clip a pot holder and an inside pocket for a serving utensil. This would make a wonderful present for the foodies on your gift list. Make the pretty carrier and matching mitt, then wrap up a new baking pan you've filled with yummy homemade treats!
Our carrier is made for a standard 9" x 13" covered baking pan. You'll want to measure your particular casserole dish and adjust the four "fabric wings" to fit. We noticed many newer dishes have large molded handles. This would definitely be something you'd need to account for, especially for the short bottom and long top wings.
We give you the basic sizing and all the steps; all you need to do is adjust to best fit your pan(s). As we often suggest, lay things out on paper first and/or make a prototype in muslin or another inexpensive fabric from your scrap bin. Sometimes, we even make mini-samples out of paper towels to ensure our dimensions are correct.
We originally used two fabrics (one print and one solid) from the Simple Marks collection by Malka Dudrawsky for Moda Fabrics. This is an older collection and can be hard to find. As an alternative, we found two options at Hawthorne Threads. The first includes a print from the Handcrafted collection by Alison Glass for Andover Fabrics paired with a FreeSpirit Designer Solid.
A second option has a festive holiday feel, but not so specific that it couldn't be used anytime of the year. Both prints are from the Dowry collection by Anna Maria Horner for FreeSpirit Fabrics.
To make a matching hotpad as we show in our sample photos, try our Quilted Oven Mitt or Appliquéd Oven Mitt. Both include a downloadable pattern.
Sewing Tools You Need
- Sewing Machine and standard presser foot
- Quarter Inch Seam foot, optional for pocket topstitching
- The Janome Skyline S7, which we recommend above, has the built-in AcuFeed™ Flex Fabric Feeding System; if you do not have this feature, a Walking or Even Feed foot is recommended for the thicker layers and quilting
Fabric and Other Supplies
- 1¼ yards of 44"+ wide quilting weight cotton fabric (we recommend a print) for the carrier's exterior and pocket
- 1¼ yards of 44"+ wide quilting weight cotton fabric (we recommend a solid) for the carrier's interior, binding, and carabiner loop
- 1¼ yards of 45" wide thermal batting: we used Insul-Bright by The Warm Company
- ¼ yard of 20"+ wide mid-weight fusible interfacing; we used Pellon Décor Bond
- ½ yard of ⅝" sew-in Velcro®; we used black
- 2 yards of 1" wide poly or cotton webbing: we used 1" cotton webbing in a natural color
NOTE: Cotton webbing is lovely and soft but can be hard to butt together and stitch because of its tendency to fray; polyester webbing is harder to stitch through, but there is no fraying.
- ONE 2" carabiner (optional, to hook oven mitt or hot pad in place)
- All purpose thread to match fabrics (both front and back) as well as thread to match the webbing for the handle
- See-through ruler
- Fabric pen or pencil
- Iron and ironing board
- Scissors or rotary cutter and mat
- Tape measure
- Seam gauge
- Seam ripper
- Straight pins
- Painter's tape for cutting and stitching guides (optional)
Getting Started
- From the fabric for the exterior and pocket, cut the following:
ONE 29" high x 35" wide rectangle
ONE 8" high x 6" wide rectangle for the pocket
- From the fabric for the interior, binding and loop, cut the following:
ONE 29" high x 35" wide rectangle
ONE 11" x 3" strip for the binding
ONE 4" x 1¼" strip for the loop
- From the insulated fleece, cut ONE 29" x 35" rectangle.
- From the medium-weight fusible interfacing, cut the following:
ONE 7" x 2½" strip
ONE 10" x 2" strip
- Pull the Velcro® apart and cut as follows:
TWO 3" lengths of the loop side (the soft side)
FOUR 3" lengths of the hook side (the rough side)
ONE 9½" length of the loop side (the soft side)
- Cut the webbing into ONE 64" length.
At Your Sewing Machine & Ironing Board
Cutting the corner notches
- Place the interior rectangle right side down and flat on your work surface.
- Place the exterior rectangle right side down on top of the interior piece. Align all four raw edges of both layers.
- Fold both pieces in half lengthwise so they now measure 35" x 14½" and the interior piece now faces right side up. Make sure your layers are still even and laying together nice and flat.
- Mark the first corner cut. It should measure 9" up from the bottom raw edge and 7" in from the side raw edge. Make sure your measurements come together at a perfect right angle (a 90˚angle). You can draw your lines with a fabric pen or pencil, or mark with painter's tape as a cutting guide as we did.
- Cut out the corner notch through all the layers, keeping your cut lines clean and smooth. We used a rotary cutter.
- Flip the fabric to cut the opposite corner notch. This notch should also measure 9" from the bottom edge, but should be 13" in from the side edge. Again, make sure you have an accurate 90˚ angle.
- When unfolded and laid flat, you should have a cross with two corners that are 9" x 7" and two corners that are 9" x 13".
- Repeat to cut matching corner notches from the 29" x 35" rectangle of insulated fleece.
Layering and quilting the main front and back pieces
- Place the thermal batting right side down (shiny side down) on your work surface.
- Place the exterior fabric right side up on top of it.
- Place the interior fabric right side down on top of everything.
- You now have a three layer quilt sandwich.
- Pin in place all around the "cross," leaving the longest 11" end open for turning (the 11" end of the 11" x 13" arm of the cross).
- Using a ½" seam allowance, stitch all around, pivoting at each corner, and locking your seam at the beginning and end. Remember, that one 11" end is completely un-sewn.
- Trim back the seam allowance to approximately ¼" and cut in diagonally at each corner. If you are new to this technique, check out our tutorial on sewing and cutting corners.
- Turn the piece right side out through the open end and press well.
- Starting at one 15" end of the cross, mark quilting lines at one inch intervals across the entire piece. You can draw in the lines with a fabric pen or pencil (make sure it is one that will wipe away or vanish with exposure to air as you are working on the right side of the fabric). You could also use painter's tape as guide lines (the favorite method of our seamstress, Aimee for this project). Or, if you have a Walking foot with a Quilt Bar, you could use that to maintain an even distance.
- For more tips and techniques on straight line quilting, you might want to read our tutorial from our friend, and extraordinary quilter, Heather Jones.
- You want the quilting lines to blend in to the fabric, so be sure to thread your machine with thread to match the exterior fabric in the top and the interior fabric in the bobbin. We had coordinating fabrics and so used turquoise thread in both the top and bobbin.
- Lengthen the stitch and sew along each drawn guideline.
- Set your pretty quilted body aside.
- Find the 8" x 6" pocket piece and the 2½" x 7" interfacing strip.
- Fold the 8" x 6" piece in half right sides together so it is now 8" x 3".
- Unfold wrong side up so the crease line is visible. Place the interfacing along the crease line and centered end to end. Following manufacturer's instructions, fuse in place.
- Refold the pocket right sides together. Pin along both 3" ends and the 8" raw edge, leaving an approximate 2"-3" opening along this 8" side for turning.
- Using a ½" seam allowance, stitch along both 3" ends and the 8" side, pivoting at the corners. Remember to lock your seam at either side of the approximate 2"-3" opening. Clip the corners. Press the seam.
- Turn the pocket right side out through the opening. Push out the corners so they are nice and sharp. A chopstick or long knitting needle works well for this.
- Fold in the raw edges of the opening so they are flush with the sewn seam. Press flat.
- Place the quilted carrier body right side up on your work surface with the long end of the cross to the left, the short end of the cross to the right, and the upper and lower wings in the middle. The pocket should be placed on the upper wing of the cross with the open end of the pocket facing towards the long end. The bottom of the pocket should be 2" in from the right edge, and the outer edge of the pocket should be 2¼" down from the top edge of the wing.
- Pin the pocket in place along both its sides and across the bottom.
- Edgestitch the pocket in place along both sides and across the bottom, pivoting at the corners and with a generous backstitch at the beginning and end of the seam, ie. at the pocket top. This is a stress point for the pocket and it's smart to secure the seam well. We used our Janome Quarter Inch foot to keep a precise seam.
Binding and loop
- Find the 11" x 3" binding strip and the 10" x 2" interfacing strip. Center the interfacing side to side and top to bottom on the wrong side of the binding strip. You should have ½" of fabric showing all around. Following manufacturer's instructions, fuse the interfacing in place.
- Fold the strip in half lengthwise and press lightly to set a long center crease. Unfold, wrong side up.
- Fold back each 3" end ½" and press well. Fold back each long side (now 10" in length) ½" and press well.
- Flip over so the folded piece is now right side up and the center crease line is visible. All the edges are still folded back.
- Find the 9½" length of Velcro® loop. Center it within one half of the flat binding strip between the center crease line and one outside folded edge. It should also be centered end to end.
- Pin the Velcro® strip in place. You can also use a fusible seam tape or a spray adhesive to lightly hold the strip in place.
- Thread your machine with thread to match the Velcro® in the top and thread to match the interior fabric in the bobbin. We had black in the top and turquoise in the bobbin.
- Edgestitch the Velcro® in place along all four sides.
- Re-fold the binding strip wrong sides together so all the folded edges align. Slip the binding over the raw edges of the open end of the carrier (the end you used for turning right side out). The side with the Velcro® should be on the inside. Pin in place.
- Rethread your machine with thread to match the binding fabric in the top and bobbin.
- Find the 4" x 1¼" loop piece.
- Fold the loop in half wrong sides together so it is now 4" x ⅝" and press.
- Open it back up, wrong side up, so the center crease is visible. Fold in each long side to meet in the middle along the center crease. Press. Fold in half along the original crease line so the folded edges align and press again. Pin in place.
- Edgestitch along the folded edges to secure. Both ends are raw.
- Fold this thin loop in half, aligning the raw edges.
- Slip the raw ends under the binding on the exterior of the carrier. The loop should be in the exact center of the binding. Pin in place.
- Edgestitch across both ends of the binding and all along its bottom edge. Go slowly and make sure you are catching both sides of the binding with your stitching. This seam also secures the loop.
Position the Velcro®
- Find the 3" lengths of Velcro®. You should have two loop lengths and four hook lengths.
- Place the carrier body right side up and flat on your work surface. It should be the same direction as it was when you placed the pocket, with the long end to the left, the short end to the right and the "wings" top and bottom in the middle.
- Find the four lengths of hook (the rough side).
- Position one in each corner of the bottom middle wing, and one in each corner of the short end. The strip should be positioned perpendicular to the quilting lines on the middle wing and parallel to the stitching on the end. Position the strip 1¼" in from the side and ½" up from the bottom.
- Re-thread your machine with thread to match the Velcro® in the top and thread to match the fabric in the bobbin.
- Pin or fuse each piece of Velcro® in place, then edgestitch around all four sides.
- Flip over the carrier to place the last two lengths of Velcro®. They go on the inside of the wing opposite the wing to which you just attached the hook lengths.
- As above, the strips run perpendicular to the quilting stitching and are 1¼" from the side and ½" up from the bottom. Edgestitch in place as above.
NOTE: This can be a bit of a brain teaser because your are working in 3-D. Take a look at the wrapping photo series above in the introduction, which should help clarify the Velcro® positioning.
The webbing handle
- Find the 64" length of webbing. Make a loop, butting the raw ends together. Make sure there are no twists and turns in your loop.
- Using a very tight zig zag stitch, attach the ends. We stitched across the joint three times.
- Place the finished carrier right side up on your work surface.
- Fold the handle so the seam is at one end. Place a pin at the opposite folded end.
- Unfold and center the handle across the middle of the carrier. It should be positioned so the zig zag seam and the opposite center pin point (the point you marked above when you folded the handle) are both aligned with the center quilting line. The outer edge of the webbing should be 3" in from the edge of the carrier. Pin the loop in place from the center point outwards, stopping 1" beyond each corner. This end point should align with a line of quilting.
- Here is a close up view of the positioning of one corner.
- Re-thread your machine with thread to match the webbing in the top and thread to match the interior fabric in the bobbin.
- Edgestitch each side of the handle in place, starting and stopping at the one-inch-beyond pin points. Add a box stitch at the beginning and end to reinforce. In the illustration below, we've shown the handle stitching in black so you can see the pattern.
Project Design: Alicia Thommas
Sample Creation and Instructional Outline: Aimee McGaffey


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Official References
- Scouting Magazine, Cracker Barrel article — June 17, 2010
- Scouting.Org, Inventing Merit Badge — June 17, 2010
Requirement resources
1. Definition of "Inventing" – Websters Dictionary -Wikipedia
1.a. Intellectual Property & Economic Growth
- Famous Inventions By Kids
- Native American Inventions: adobe - chewing gum - chocolate - corn (maize) - cornmeal - hammocks - hockey - igloos - kayak- maracas - moccasins - popcorn - potato chips - salsa - spinning top - tortillas
- Famous US Inventions
2.b. Inventions named for their inventors: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_inventions_named_after_people
- Prolific Inventors: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_prolific_inventors
- Famous Inventors: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_inventors
3.a. Intellectual property definition: US Commerce Commission - Websters Dictionary - Wikipedia
- US Patent and Trademark Office: http://www.uspto.gov/
- Types of intellectual property: http://www.stopfakes.gov/sf_what.asp - http://uvapf.org/ip - http://www.abanet.org/intelprop/4types.html - http://www.inventorbasics.com/IP%20Options.htm
- Webster's Dictionary: Copyright - Patent - Trade secret - Trademark
- Wikipedia: Copyright - Patent - Trade secret - Trademark
- Protection of Intellectual Property
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- Wikipedia Patent Enforcement
- Boy Scout Trademarks
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3.c. Google Patent Search (keep hiting Refresh to see many famous patents)
3.d. Patent infringement
4. Wikipedia-Patentability Requirements
6. & 7. Quick Invention Ideas
- US Patent Office Fun Inventing - Kids' Pages
- Pencil Invention Ideas
- More fun invention ideas
- PBS Kids Design Squad
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External links
- Make Magazine: http://makezine.com
- Inventors Digest: http://www.inventorsdigest.com
- Free Patents Online: http://www.freepatentsonline.com
- Howtoons: http://www.howtoons.com
- MIT Invention Program: http://web.mit.edu/invent
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LAS VEGAS — Anyone with a smartphone is now a media producer, so the National Association of Broadcasters is enlarging its tent to highlight more technology start-ups catering to this growing class of entrepreneurs.
Among the 92,000 attendees at its annual trade show here this week were a handful of young market-ready companies selected by a panel of judges to be showcased. Others were here on their own, hoping to strike partnerships, be acquired or gain a customer or two.
Here are some notable start-ups:
• Tivli. Founded by a couple of Harvard University grads, the company has developed a software application that legally streams cable TV via the Internet to university students living in school-owned housing.
Still working out of an office provided by Harvard, the founders conceived the idea after realizing students often forgo a TV set in their room. But many schools still buy cable TV service in bulk and pass the cost — albeit subsidized — to students as part of their housing fee, says co-founder Tuan Ho.
The service is now available at five universities: Harvard, Yale, Roanoke College, the University of Washington and Wesleyan University. Students can only stream through the Internet networks — Wi-Fi and landline — operated by the universities.
• The Whistle. TheWhistle.com, which went live in October, is a sports media company targeting 42 million American kids ages of 6 to 14. ESPN and SI.com, while popular sites for sports fans, may not always be suitable for kids, says founder John West, citing their Penn State scandal coverage last year. "There are too many scandal stories. Too many Viagra ads," he says.
The site contains highlight video from various pro leagues, games and news. Coming soon: a personal page that users can modify to track teams and interact with friends.
West considered launching a cable channel instead but said he abandoned the idea because more kids are going online for video consumption. The NFL has an equity stake in the company, and Derek Jeter and Peyton Manning are also investors.
• Everloop. Like TheWhistle.com, Everloop is a start-up social-media site targeting the under-13 set. Kids can post updates, share content, have interactive food fights and play games. The idea is to get kids used to social media and ease them into more mature sites such as Facebook or Instagram.
Parents will have to sign in for their kids, using its verification form that requires a credit card number. Launched in 2011, it has about half a million members, and membership is growing "5% to 10% month over month," says founder Hilary DeCesare.
Its software automatically censors some no-no words and phrases. But it also employs human agents that moderate and block inappropriate photos and videos prior to being posted.
• FlixMaster. The Boulder, Colo.-based site is a cloud-based video editor that enables video makers to add interactive elements with simple drag-and-drop moves.
By uploading a video to FlixMaster's site using the cloud, the content owner can edit its length, as well as insert questions, graphics and relevant text to give viewers a more colorful experience.
So why wouldn't content creators do this on their own rather than using a cloud-based template? "Media companies are great at content, but they code themselves into bad places," says Erika Trautman, CEO of FlixMaster.
• SnappyTV. Another online video editor, SnappyTV specializes in quickly clipping video to post on Twitter or Facebook. Its cloud-based DVR can record live events, and content owners can access and clip the recordings on the fly to share with their followers without the time-consuming editing process. It also works for smartphone videos.
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• NewsiT. Launched two months ago, NewsiT is an online dashboard that media companies can use to filter Twitter messages that are displayed on their website.
The software's algorithm also can check Twitter messages for relevance, repetition and accuracy, as well as check for the number of times they've been retweeted, says founder Melinda Wittstock.
A news site may use it as a way to run a curated Twitter stream on a particular topic that it wants to highlight. "Media companies don't want to lose customers back to the Twitter site," she says. "It helps keep them here."
• Localytics. The Boston-based mobile analytics firm gauges users' behavior as they engage in apps on tablets or smartphones.
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CHICAGO (February 21, 2013) - After diligently monitoring and carefully reviewing all of the social media activity and online buzz throughout the 10-day run of the public show, the Chicago Auto Show announces its 2013 Digital Influencer: Beth Rosen, local host of ChicagonistaLIVE - an interactive monthly talk show.
For the first time, the Chicago Auto Show embarked on a new endeavor to recognize some of the best social media campaigns and identify the most influential digital advocates in the industry - both in the auto manufacturer realm as well as the Chicago Auto Show's own digital advocate.
"This was such an unexpected honor and I'm thrilled," said Rosen, "I'm going to continue doing as much as possible to create some good content for the online audience."
Rosen also helped coordinate events for the Chicago Auto Show's annual Women's Day, sponsored by the Chicago Tribune, which garnered a significant amount of social media activity tied to the show's #CAS13 hashtag, during ChicagonistaLIVE's live broadcast from the show.
In addition to the individual 2013 Digital Influencer Award, the Chicago Auto Show teamed up with Word of Mouth Marketing Association (WOMMA) to present the Best Social Media Campaign to American Honda Motor Co., Inc. Honda's "Driving Engagement Awards" submission featured a music video from startup band Monsters Calling Home where the band members recorded a music video from inside of their Honda. As part of Honda's larger campaign "Honda Loves You Back," Honda surprised the band by booking them as the musical guest for Jimmy Kimmel Live! and utilized Honda's full range of social media presences to help share their story.
"We recognize the power of digital influence and wanted to honor those who spark social media conversations and engagement within the industry," said 2013 Chicago Auto Show Chairman Michael Ettleson.
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I recently moved to Florida from Wisconsin for my career, and it's made me very unhappy. My job is fine and the weather here is beautiful, but the people are really different from what I'm used to. To make a long story short, I'm having trouble finding a Florida man with good old-fashioned Midwestern values! Should I move back? Or should I tough it out and learn to adjust?
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—Organized In Orchard Park
Dear Organized,
The whole Kennedy thing is so huge because it's at the center of so many other covert shadow-government operations. Kennedy himself was the smallest part of it, because it was actually a power play between Dulles' CIA, the anti-Castro military, LBJ, the Giancana Mafia, and a bunch of other dirty players. Oswald was a patsy, sure, but he put a gun on Jack. Of course, so did other test-mules from Dulles' MK-Ultra LSD-mind-control experiments. Zapruder was in on it, too: He was a KGB mole from way back. And the whole thing had ripple effects, like Jonestown, which was an assassin training camp that got found out. As for the Warren Commission, that thing was a joke—Dulles himself was on it, and there was only one person on the whole commission who wasn't on the CIA payroll and suspected Oswald didn't act alone. He died in a plane crash, after a young congressional aide named Bill Clinton drove him to the airport. It's all true, but nobody wants to admit it. Nobody.
Dear Conspiracy Theorist,
I've been married to the same woman for 30 years, and I still love her very much. But recently, I found out that she had a brief affair in the '70s. It's water under the bridge, and I don't want to ruin a good marriage, but adultery is adultery! What should I do?
—Betrayed In Bethlehem
Dear Betrayed,
Now, Roswell, that's a bunch of crap. The Air Force was in possession of captured alien technology years before that. In '43, they started reverse-engineering a torus-shaped craft that came down in Arizona, and the next thing you know, America has The Bomb, supersonic aircraft, and a space program. Glenn saw stuff up there, flying lights. You can look it up. You know what I think? I think that skirt-chaser Kennedy wanted to spill the beans about our alien friends, so they killed him. He told his girlfriend Marilyn Monroe, and they killed her, too. No doubt, you're wondering, "Who are 'they'?" Well, I think the numbers speak for themselves: The Trinity site, where the first A-bomb was detonated; Dealey Plaza, where Kennedy bought the farm; and Area 51 are all on the 33rd parallel. And what other significance does the number 33 happen to have? It's the highest rank of the Masonic order. Wheels within wheels, my friend. Wheels within wheels.
Alexander Murdoch is a syndicated columnist whose weekly advice column, Ask A Conspiracy Theorist, appears in over 250 newspapers nationwide.


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Colin Whittaker with Todd Boehler, Process Unity; Jason Sabourin, OneTrust; Mark Deluca, Coupa; and Evan Tegethoff , BitSight
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Ulf Mattsson, Head of Innovation, TokenEx
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Cheri McGuire, Standard Chartered | Tony Fish, AMF Ventures | Robert Prigge, Jumio | Steven Holt, EY
Cyber-attacks have cost the financial services industry more than any other sector, especially due to the extremely sensitive data and assets that they are gatekeeping.
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Sep 24 2019
24 mins
Mohan Mahadevan, VP of Research, Onfido & Tony Fish, Founder, AMF Ventures
The interplay of Humans and Machines in AI-based Automation
Machine learning systems are now routinely performing complex tasks at unparalleled levels of performance across a wide range of applications. However, mission-critical applications such as those in financial services have a minimum tolerance for errors and error correction. Resultantly, the design of machine learning-based systems for such applications requires unprecedented levels of oversight and adaptability.
An optimal system has the right level of interplay between humans and machines. Onfido employs a large number of machine learning models to deliver scalable, secure and frictionless identity verification for their clients, whilst giving clients accurate data they need to remain KYC compliant—so ensuring their models deliver real-world results is business-critical. In this interview we talk with Mohan Mahadevan, VP of Research at Onfido, to learn about how the constraints on these applications, the tradeoffs in an optimal system, and what the future looks like.
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Aug 15 2019
61 mins
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The PCI Dream Team is back for another interactive Q&A session.
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Aug 7 2019
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I won't pretend to know the rules of darts—I guess you don't have to hit the bulls-eye? I thought that was the main thing—but it's obvious something special is happening here when Michael van Gerwen takes over the PDC World Championship by hitting "a nine-darter"—and then nearly doing it again. The crowd freaks, the judges dressed as muppets can barely keep it together; everyone knows they're witnessing history. Here's comment from an expert, via the Telegraph:
"You may not see that happen ever, ever again," said former world championship semi-finalist Wayne Mardle, now working as a pundit for Sky Sports. "I almost did it once in practice. It's hard enough to do a nine-darter, but then to do nearly two in a row. And then to do it live. And then to do it in a semi-final. And then to do it in a world championship semi-final? We may never see that again."
Poor James Wade can only desolately toss his feeble darts somewhere in the direction of the board. No one was messing with van Gerwen that day. He went on to lose in the final, having used up all of his accuracy doing this, but it was obviously well worth it.


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