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At WET Labs, we`re dedicated to developing and manufacturing underwater instrumentation to detect vital biological, chemical and geological parameters and processes of the earth`s oceans, lakes and streams.
Elementar Analysensysteme GmbH
based in Hanau, GERMANY
Analytical instruments for non-metallic elements like carbon, nitrogen, sulfur, hydrogen and oxygen has its roots in the product line of Analytical Technique of Heraeus. We are specialists from experience and competence in: CHNOS elemental analysis for universal use regarding sample type and composition but also for special applications. Nitrogen/Protein-Analysis by Dumas ...
Satlantic LP
based in Halifax, NOVA SCOTIA (CANADA)
Satlantic is an advanced ocean technology company that develops optical sensors for aquatic research and water quality monitoring. Our four main product lines are UV nutrient sensors, radiometers and radiometer systems, chlorophyll fluorometers and integrated buoy systems. In 2010, Satlantic joined Sea-Bird Electronics and WET Labs Inc. to form Sea-Bird Scientific. Within ...
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based in Birkerød, DENMARK
OxyGuard has been supplying water quality measuring and monitoring equipment to the aquaculture and other markets all over the world. We have achieved the position of leading supplier of water quality monitoring equipment to the aquaculture industry and are preferred supplier of PPB level DO meters to power plants. The probe of our dissolved oxygen meter for waste water ...
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based in Mississauga, ONTARIO (CANADA)
Maxxam Analytics has been committed to contributing to our customers' success through the application of our knowledge and expertise for over 40 years. Today, Maxxam is the market leader in analytical services and solutions to the energy, environmental, food and DNA industries. In 2012, our 2400 employees combined efficiency and customer service with rigorous science and ...
SWAN Analytische Instrumente AG
based in Hinwil, SWITZERLAND
SWAN is one of the leading manufacturers of on-line analytical instruments. Every single instrument is made in Switzerland. SWAN has been a global leading provider of on-line analytical systems in the water industry. The current product portfolio ranges from ultrapure water (like pharmaceutical and semiconductor applications), feedwater, steam and condensate monitoring as ...
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based in Dresden, GERMANY
Consulting and engineering services offered by UIT comprise projects of pollution control, remediation of industrial or mining sites, disposal/utilisation of waste (including radioactive waste), monitoring sys-tems, legal approval procedures and others. We develop, manufacture and implement high-quality equipment, facilities and plants and offer consulting services for ...
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Industrial Test Systems, Inc., has been producing water quality test strips and test kits since 1989. Setting new standards in water quality testing, Industrial Test Systems, Inc., offers tests strips for a wide variety of ions. Low Range Arsenic Quick, for example, is the first test strip-based kit to detect down to 3ppb arsenic in only 12 minutes. Free Chlorine Water ...
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A GROUP of protestors representing "the 99%", set up camp outside Turner Contemporary in Margate on Friday.
The Occupy Thanet movement inspired by demonstrations in Cairo, London and New York, braved the freezing cold to draw attention to inequality in society.
A group of at least a dozen young people pitched tents and donned masks for a silent protest "to voice the concerns of the 99%".
Coinciding with the launch of Turner And The Elements exhibition at the gallery, VIP guests including Channel 4 News anchor Jon Snow, Thanet North MP Sir Roger Gale and Margate mayor Iris Johnston stopped to speak to the activists.
The campaign displayed placards and handed out leaflets opposing public sector cuts and lack of regulation of big banks.
Protestors have participated in other local protests against live animal exports from Ramsgate port, a new Tesco at Arlington House and public sector cuts.
A protestor, who only wanted to be known as Dave, said: "We are told we live in a democracy but we know that individuals alone have little say in the way their country or hometown is governed.
"We are gathering to voice our concerns on behalf of the 99 per cent, whatever their political views.
"We have seen with Arlington House that the council has not enforced the lease and put the seafront in the hands of private developers.
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WHITE-COLLAR workers - or professionals, managers, executives and technicians (PMETs) - should receive greater protection under the Employment Act ("NTUC proposes better protection for PMEs"; Nov 10).
This group of employees, particularly those at the lower levels, has little negotiating power when it comes to remuneration and benefits.
As for non-monetary benefits, everyone toes the companies' human resource policies; it is almost impossible to negotiate on these.
Currently, PMETs are not entitled to overtime pay, so employers and senior management may make these workers put in extra hours to achieve higher utilisation of manpower.
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The terms weird and popular are subjective. I think girls should be natural, without trying to fill a role. I think that people in general should work on their ability to communicate and be sociable. I also think that people should develop interests and hobbies outside the mainstream norm. It isn't about trying to be different or 'weird,' or trying to meet the mark and be 'popular.' It is about developing yourself as a person, and finding what really makes YOU tick.
Women who understand themselves naturally build confidence, and men find that attractive (for long-term prospects). If you lack confidence in yourself, it is pretty easy for men to manipulate you and throw you into a state of co-dependence (as in, letting them define who you are). So they will come after you if they just want to screw you. If you are confident, men will see that as a sign of strength and stability, and will be more inclined to pursue you for a serious relationship.
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Idk I could like either... It just depends if I'm attracted to her and she gets my heart goin' lol Then I'd probably find her "weirdness" to be cute. ;)
I tend to be more attracted to girls that are more popular, but that I still feel are attainable. I don't want a selfish, stuck-up girl that lets her popularity get to her head or that thinks popularity, or how fun someone is, determines the overall qualiity of a person...
I wasn't tremendously popular, but I had lots of popular friends, and not-so-popular friends. I was well-liked by people in high school tho. But I never tried to fit in, or be cool, or be someone that I wasn't. If I find a girl attractive tho, weirdness or popularity doesn't matter to me. She can't be like super weird lol... but quirky in someways, I suppose, would be fine. :)
The popular girl has way to many friends and will give into peer pressure really easily and that could potentially end the relationship, weird girls are cute, but maybe shy is a better word to describe the kinda girl that I would like
Popular girls don't give in to peer pressure they are the reson for peer-pressure k so don't get it twisted eat a twizzler
Eccentric is cool. I like girls who A) pose a challenge B) how a unique outlook on life C) can keep me interested. D) defy strereotypes, (by this I mean girls who do not fit the generic
stereotype they dress like, for example a girl who dresses artistically, but is also in sports is attractive because shows range of personality)
Hmm, personally I have no preference a popular girl has the benefit of being more straigh forward and open. But when it comes to weird I'de have to go for the mildly quiet cute type. I hate ditsy tho.. if a chick doesn't know how to find her glasses when they're on her face then sh*t just ain't gonna work:P Also slutty doesn't work for me either, somehow knowing that she's been with a sh*tload of guys I know nothing about raises some questions:S
I take weird as quirky? I think quirky people have a great personality, nerds, geeks, dorks, band geeks, what have you are all great :) It's the personality that I value in a girl not her status. Because frankly, a lot of the popular girls are bitches and think they are better than anyone and use men for their social gain. You will see they only date the popular boys, and go through boys like hot wings at a bar. I like the weird girls, the ones that are fun but can be serious. I require a brain though, I need to be able to talk with you and not have to explain myself over and over again. Not saying I'm superior, just need to be able to talk to you on the same level you know?
There's always something cute about weird girls but, not too weird. By that I mean a little shy. It's bad if she continues being shy after she gets to know you though because then it means that she's awkward instead of shy. I personally don't like popular girls too much. I guess I'm quick to stereotype them as superficial.
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Today Upriver Aquaculture, Inc. announced the exclusive launch of en-K de Caviar into the U.S. market. en-K de Caviar was named Europe's Best New Retail Product at the European Seafood Exposition 2012 in Brussels.
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Dear Colleagues,
I am pleased to announce the official change of Marjie French's title from vice president for university advancement to vice president for external relations.
This change will allow her title to better reflect the responsibilities she manages at UTSA. Because her responsibilities here include not only development, but also university marketing, university communications and alumni programs, this change will be more meaningful to the general public as well as our academic colleagues nationwide.
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This one-of-a-kind space video, captured yesterday by NASA and the European Space Agency's Solar & Heliospheric Observatory, appears to show a kamikaze comet smashing into the sun to provoke a fiery coronal mass ejection. In reality, though, it's probably coincidence.
The comet stands virtually no chance of making it to the surface of the intensely burning solar body; heat waves would have melted it and broken it down into hot space dust millions of kilometers away. The comet's destruction seems to be confirmed in observations made by the Solar Dynamics Observatory, which show no sign of it at the moment the sun flung its wad of magnetic plasma into space.
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Yvonne received her first law degree at the University of Cambridge, where she consistently placed in the top 5% of her class each year and graduated with Double First Class Honors. She then completed her Master of Laws (LL.M.) from Harvard Law School after winning the Cambridge Benefited Place Award for top final-year graduates from the University of Cambridge admitted to the Harvard Law School LL.M. program. After graduating from Harvard, she worked as an attaché at the Permanent Mission of Malaysia to the United Nations in New York and assisted the Vice Chancellor of the University of Malaya in Kuala Lumpur in editing an evidence law casebook. Yvonne has taught constitutional law at the University of Cambridge and is admitted to the bar in New York.
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The Constitutional Core: Constitutional Adjudication in Southeast Asia (Oxford University Press, under contract) (forthcoming, 2015)
Originalism at Home and Abroad, 52 Colum. J. Transnat'l. L. 781 (2014)
Arbitrating God: Secular Enforcement of Faith (work in progress)
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And They Call It Puppy Love: Young Love, Forced Marriage, and Immigration Rules, 71(1) Cambridge L. J. 18 (2012) (peer reviewed)
Reassessing Human Rights Protection in Malaysia and Singapore, 15 Thammasat Rev. (Special issue) 7 (2012) (peer reviewed)
No Longer a Privileged Few: Expense Claims, Prosecution, and Parliamentary Privilege, 70(2) Cambridge L. J. 282 (2011) (peer reviewed)
A Tale of Two Courts: The Malaysian Legal System, 19(1) Comm. Jud. J. 3 (2011)
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"denounce anyone trying to make a safe, orderly pass on a twisty road?"
Please... please, don't try to say that Squid Boy was making a safe and orderly pass.
Do you seriously think that Blinky Light guy had any chance to spot Squid Boy and and move over before Squid Boy dove to the inside and kissed the pavement?
Maybe you need to come out, you know, get in touch with your inner squidliness? :huh<!-- / message --><!-- sig -->
Was this one instance representative of all riders and all so-called "safe" passes? Obviously not. I'm sure most people would have actually waited for a semi-safe part of the road to pass another rider. However, almost getting taken out by some dipshit while I'm riding safely certainly didn't leave me with much sympathy for the "move to the right so I can pass" crowd.
What it comes down to it do you want to be passed on your terms or the other guys terms.
Sometimes I am the one waving people past. (rides where I am chillin') Other times I am the one doing the passing. (rides when I am going at a more spirited pace)
If I come up behind a slower rider I WILL pass. I will do so in a manner that 'I' feel is safe. I will not just go blasting past without hanging back and following for a few turns to assess the riding line and ability of the rider and also give him/her a chance to wave me by. If the rider seems to be new or unskilled I will hang back a little longer to make sure they know I am behind them and not get them rattled.
But make no mistake I WILL pass.
There have been a few pages of post on this now. The slower rider may well get his panties in a bunch over it and start a sniveling thread about the asshole that blew by them in a corner... I don't care. You had your chance to dictate the terms of the pass an chose to be selfish and not wave a faster rider on his way. Snivel all you want... I can not control your mood. If you choose to get bent over it that is on you and it is YOUR ride that will suffer because of it not mine. I will be far ahead grinning like a mad-man diving into the next corner in search of my next pass. :evil
Boy, some people sure will travel a long way just to be contrary, and there's some hellaciously convoluted "reasoning" to apportion responsibility for what is a very simple matter.
Motorcycles, cars, boats, etc., it's all the same: the overtaking vehicle/vessel bears the sole responsibility to overtake safely; the vehicle/vessel being overtaken is responsible for holding their line/maintaining their course.
As is pretty much universally agreed, Squid-boy attempted an unsafe pass. However, Blinky-boy held his line, exactly as he should have regardless of whether or not he knew he was about to be dive-bombed. His responsibility begins and ends right there. Anything else--e.g., if he had altered his line (as a number of people suggest he should have) or even attempted some (potentially misread) gesture--and he potentially exacerbates the situation and absolutely fails in his conventionally accepted responsibility--especially given the wholly unexpected and entirely unconventional pass attempt of Squid-boy: up the non-existent inside at corner apex, exactly where Blinky-boy, maintaining a conventional line through the corner, could be expected to be, leaving the outside wide open.
Again, when being overtaken, your sole responsibility is to hold your line, no more, no less, period.
I don't know. Maybe I'm getting mellower in my old age. Maybe I've seen too much trauma over the years. I still like to push my bike through the corners and have fun in the twisties. Usually...its faster than the posted limit.
That's OK if I have the road to my self.
The fact of the matter is this:
Double Yellow = Illegal to Pass.
At the Speed Limit = No need to Pass.
If you're passing in a double yellow while I'm riding the limit, or **my** limit which ever is faster, you're an :asshat. Plain and simple.
I'm not saying I'm a slower rider. I'm not saying I'm a squid either. But I HAVE ridden the Tail of the Dragon and for a Nova Scotia boy from the Valley, that was a very technical piece of road. I *DID* cross the line once, but I rode it and loved every second of it.
Double-Yellow-Passing-Asshat here...
For fucks sake people... ride your own ride, and let me ride mine. And check your fucking 6.
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"Edward Hasbrouck, co-chair of the Book Division in National Writer's Union, said many authors support the creation of a digital copy of their writings. But the fact that they cannot give their permission is unlawful.
"If you have read many of the legal cases, Google Books and HathiTrust have tried to create an entirely false impression that authors oppose the scanning of the books and want to oppose digitization," he said. "We very strongly endorse and support digital libraries."
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"It's profoundly disingenuous for Google to claim a benign public purpose in its efforts," Hasbrouck said. "They are investing lots of money in this project because they can make lots of money in this purpose."
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Kendall Rogers of Rivals.com has a nice feature on UK baseball as it starts practice for the fall season.
Rogers writes on the five fall keys for UK in the second year of Gary Henderson's rein. The five keys:
1.) Learn lessons from last season
2.) Weekend starters must lead the way
3.) Build a deeper and better bullpen
4.) Meet expectations at the plate
5.) Find more power production
I think Rogers has a valid point with anyone of the five keys, but I'm going to circle my biggest factor as No. 3, building a deeper and better bullpen.
A couple of reasons why:
First off, I think UK's starting rotation is going to be loaded. I don't think people realize just how big the return of James Paxton is. The hard-throwing lefty had a 5.86 ERA for the Cats as a junior a season ago, but a chunk of that came from a few bad starts he had while he battled a nagging knee injury. If Paxton can return to his early season form from last year - when scouts were drooling behind home plate at his raw potential - he'll give the Cats arguably the best one-two starting punch in the Southeastern Conference along with highly touted sophomore Alex Meyer.
Two of Rogers' factors involve the offense, which was by all means a work in progress last season. After saying goodbye to All-American Sawyer Carroll and All-SEC player Collin Cowgill, Henderson knew his team was going to be forced into playing small ball in 2009. Sometimes it worked. Sometimes it didn't. The important thing last year was getting a bevy of young talented bats some experience at the plate. With a year under their belts, guys like Chad Wright, Chris Bisson and Braden Kapteyn are only going to get better.
That's why, I believe, the key will be with the 2010 bullpen. With an established starting rotation, the question for Henderson now becomes: Who will get the ball in the seventh, eighth and ninth innings? While UK had its inconsistencies in innings one through six last year, it was largely the bullpen that cost the Cats in critical conference games. The Cats were ravaged by injuries and inexperience, forcing many young and unproven arms into the equation. A pitching dominated recruiting class should ease the burden on the bullpen, but it's important for players like Kaptyen, Logan Darnell and Mike Kaczmarek to make the next step in their development. The return of sidewinder Nick Kennedy, who was lost for just about all of 2009 with an injury, will also be a huge boost.


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|Elementary School 2
Sample Kindergarten Schedule:
7:50-8:20 Arrival, Breakfast and Morning Work
8:20-8:45 Classroom or School Community Meeting
8:45-9:25 Enrichment (Art, Music, or P.E.)
9:25-9:55 Reading Mastery
9:55-10:40 Writing
10:40-10:45 Snack
10:45-11:45 Guided Reading
11:45-12:30 Science
12:30-12:55 Lunch
12:55-1:15 Informational Text
1:15-1:55 Enrichment (Art, Music, or P.E.)
1:55-2:20 Shared Text
2:20-3:05 Math
3:05-3:20 Recess
3:20-4:05 Problem Solving
4:05-4:10 Prep for Dismissal4:10-4:40 Dismissal
Colleen Colarusso, Head of School
Ms. Colarusso is the founding Head of School of Blackstone Valley Prep Elementary 2. She joined the BVP family as a Kindergarten teacher in 2009. Ms. Colarusso started her career in education as a Teach for America Corps Member teaching both Kindergarten and First Grade in the urban school district of Miami-Dade County Public Schools in Florida. A native resident of Massachusetts, Ms. Colarusso holds a dual Bachelor's degree in History and Spanish from Regis College and a Master's degree from the Mind, Brain, and Education program at the Harvard Graduate School of Education. She has previously worked in both traditional public and public charter schools in her home state.
Beth Dowd, Dean of Operations
Ms. Dowd is super excited to join the BVP team! She graduated from Providence College and later earned her MBA at Brandeis University. She began her career as a project manager and operations guru for the Boston Marathon Jimmy Fund Walk, and has also worked as an independent consultant supporting strategic and programmatic planning efforts for a variety of nonprofit organizations. Ms. Dowd most recently served as an Education Pioneers Fellow in the Boston Public Schools Department of Transportation. In her spare time she loves to do anything outside, including snowboarding, swimming and biking. She has even completed a few triathlons!
Nicole Hayes, Dean of Culture
Ms. Hayes is currently in her fifth year working at BVP. After working as a Kindergarten teacher for the past four years, she is excited to transition to her new role as Dean of Culture. She is a proud graduate of Salve Regina University where she majored in Early Childhood Education and minored in Special Education. Ms. Hayes is currently pursuing her Master's in Urban Education at Providence College. During high school and college she danced on her school's dance teams and has taught dance to children between the ages of 3 and 10. Ms. Hayes is looking forward to another exciting and successful year at Blackstone Valley Prep!
Sara Tucker, Dean of Academics
In 2008, Ms. Tucker, formerly Ms. Covino, earned her Bachelor's degrees in French and Public Policy at Syracuse University and joined Teach for America. Ms. Tucker has taught kindergarten, first and second grade during her seven years in public education. A Cumberland native, she returned to the great state of RI after teaching four years in both traditional public and charter schools in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. She is currently studying for her Master's in Urban Teaching at Providence College and training with the Building Excellent Schools Leadership for Emerging Networks of Schools (LENS) program. In her free time she enjoys playing with her niece, walking her dog, and reading books.
Alex Calpa, Office Manager
Mr. Calpa was born in Colombia and move to the United States 27 years ago. He lived in Connecticut for 24 of those years, where he graduated from Manchester High School and Manchester Community College. He earned an Associate's degree in Sports & Exercise and a soccer coaching license. Before becoming part of the BVP family, he was a college, high school and premier soccer coach. He currently coaches the BVP soccer teams and is working hard to make us a soccer powerhouse.
Jennifer McGrail, Social Worker
Mrs. McGrail is excited to be returning as the Family and Scholar Support Provider! Mrs. McGrail grew up in MA and earned her Bachelor's degree in Social Work from Salve Regina University in RI. She is currently enrolled in the Master's Program for Social Work at Rhode Island College. She has experience working in agencies including foster care, long term care, juvenile probation, and hospital social work. She enjoys working with youth and their families, advocating and supporting them with resources and services that will benefit their well-being! In her spare time, she enjoys time with her family, yoga, and anything outdoors!
Erika Iafrate, Nurse
Mrs. Iafrate, formerly Ms. Bento, is excited to be at BVP for her second year as school nurse. She previously worked at Women and Infants in the Neonatal ICU and at Hasbro Children's Hospital in the Emergency Department. In her free time, she loves to be with family and friends, as well as her husband, two cats and dog. She is looking forward to another wonderful year of keeping our scholars healthy!
Mary Catherine Amadu
Mrs. Amadu is incredibly excited to be joining BVP this year as a kindergarten teacher! She graduated from Colby College with a Bachelor's degree in Spanish and continued on to receive a Master's degree in early childhood education from Pace University in New York. She is entering her eighth year of teaching and can hardly believe it. Time flies when you're having fun! In her spare time, Mrs. Amadu loves reading, Zumba, and spending time with her family. She is looking forward to an amazing school year!
Meghan Boyle
Ms. Boyle began her journey with BVP last year as a student teacher from Rhode Island College. She is eager to begin her first official year as a Kindergarten teacher! As a Cumberland native, Ms. Boyle strongly believes in giving back to the community. Her favorite part about working at BVP is being part of an intentionally diverse community. In her spare time, Ms. Boyle loves to travel, eat delicious food and spend time with her family and dog!
Jamie Nunes
A native to Rhode Island, Ms. Nunes recieved her Bachelor's in Early Childhood Education from Rhode Island College. This will be Ms. Nunes' second year teaching kindergarten at BVP and is looking forward to working with the new kindergarten scholars. Currently, Ms. Nunes is taking classes at RIC and working towards her Master's degree in Elementary Education. In her spare time, Ms. Nunes enjoys running, reading, and spending time with friends and family.
Allison Perras
Ms. Perras worked in a kindergarten classroom in Tiverton, RI last year. She is a recent graduate from Loyola University Maryland in Baltimore MD. While at school Ms. Perras was a member of the Education Society, Student Council for Exceptional Children, Best Buddies, Autism speaks and Relay for Life. Ms. Perras loves reading, spending time at the beach, spending time with friends, and learning new things!
Gianel Santana
Born in NY but moved to RI as a toddler, Ms. Santana likes to say she is a true Rhode Islander at heart, minus the cold because she lives for the summers and spends her days at the beach or by the pool. She has a Bachelor's degree in Human Development from the University of Rhode Island and a M.A.T. in Elementary Education from Roger Williams University. She has a seven- year- old daughter named Gania who is just as creative and spunky as she is. Ms. Santana enjoys spending all of her free time with Gania and their dog cocoa. Early childhood is her passion and she is excited to join the BVP team!
Rebecca Thibeault
Mrs. Thibeault graduated from Rhode Island College in 2011 with a degree in Elementary Education. Born and raised in Rhode Island, she is passionate about working with scholars and has extensive experience working with youth from different districts in Rhode Island.
1st Grade
Alexandra Chavarria
Ms. Chavarria grew up in Massachusetts and attended the University of Vermont where she studied Early Childhood Education and fell in love with teaching and working with young minds. After graduating, she followed her passion for travel and culture and joined the US Peace Corps. Under Peace Corps, she spent three amazing years living, teaching and working with the community of a rural Zambian village.· She is extremely excited to join the BVP team and is looking forward to a great year.
Constance Yankus
Mrs. Yankus is one of the founding teachers of BVP, and is thrilled to be back! Mrs. Yankus loves to read, go to the beach, and spend time with her daughter. Her favorite thing about BVP is how excited her scholars always are to learn. She can't wait to meet her new University of Alaska scholars, and start learning!
Sarah Tolson
Ms. Tolson is a Cincinnati Ohio native! She moved to Rhode Island over 13 years ago. Ms. Tolson is super excited to join the school year here at BVP with first grade. Ms. Tolson attended Rhode Island College and earned her degree in Elementary Education and Special Education back in 2014. Ms. Tolson is extremely excited to start working with the BVP team and her talented scholars.
Michael Moran
Mr. Moran is so excited to start his educational journey at BVP with the first grade scholars. He earned his Master's Degree in the Art of Teaching from Johnson & Wales University in 2014. Mr. Moran worked for the BVP Network throughout the Summer, completing numerous projects for the Teachers and Scholars. Mr. Moran has faith that he will be able to make a positive impact on his scholars, and that he will learn as much from his scholars as they will from him. When outside the classroom, Mr. Moran enjoys relaxing with his wife, trying new cuisines, and serving at his Church.
Alyssa Melillo
Ms. Melillo is a Rhode Island native! Here, she graduated from Providence College in May 2014, where she earned her BA in both Elementary and Special Education. She has had the opportunity to teach children in many grade levels ranging from first to seventh grade. She is committed to teaching and loves to see her scholars succeed and grow. She can't wait to begin her teaching career at Blackstone Valley Prep in ES2! In her free time, she loves to spend time with family, go to the beach, and shop!
Erin Donahue
Ms. Donahue is excited about teaching first grade for her fourth year here at BVP! Ms. Donahue attended the University of South Florida in Tampa Florida and Rhode Island College where she recieved her Elementary Education and Special Education degree in 2011. She is looking forward to having the opportunity to continue to inspire first graders in BVP as well as first year teachers!
Jared Crean
Mr. Crean was born in Fort Worth, Texas and moved to Grand Rapids, Michigan when he was 10 years old. He graduated from Brown University in 2013 where he volunteered as a literacy tutor in Providence public schools. In 2014, he received his Masters in Arts of Teaching from Brown. In his free time he enjoys reading mystery novels and playing sports, including basketball and football. He is excited to be a member of the BVP team and work with these bright scholars.
Anne Castigilia
Ms. Castiglia is a student at Rhode Island College and is so excited to be completing her student teaching placement at BVP! In her free time, Ms. Castiglia enjoys traveling, going to the beach, and spending time with family and friends.
2nd Grade
Kaitlin Niedmann
Ms. Niedmann is excited to return to her second year of teaching at BVP. She graduated from Salve Regina University with a Bachelor's Degree in Early Childhood Education and a minor in Special Education. She also played for her school's soccer and basketball team during her time at Salve. She has taught in a kindergarten classroom at BVP, as well as a first grade student teaching placement in Middletown, RI. Ms. Niedmann is eager to spend time with a new group of scholars and ready to put them all on the path to college!
Nicole Corriveault
As a graduate of Stonehill College for Early Chilldhood Education and Psychology, Ms. Corriveault has always been dedicated to teaching. She is currently in the process of completing her Master's for Literacy at Providence College. In her spare time, Ms. Corriveault loves to go to the beach, to go running, and to spend time with her family and friends. She taught first grade last year at BVP and is so excited to return for her second year!
Hannah Colestock
Ms. Colestock is originally from the Chicago area. She made her way east to study at the University of New Hampshire where she double majored in Sociology and Women's Studies. As an undergraduate, she was a member of the Division 1 UNH field hockey team. After coaching field hockey at the college level she went on to receive her Master's in Public Policy from UMass Dartmouth in 2012. For the past two years she has worked at BVP on the Network team. The majority of her work has been focused on recruting and selecting the very best teachers to serve our scholars. She's excited to transition into the classroom this year at ES2 as the 2nd grade math teacher.
Jess Grant
Ms. Grant is thrilled to be returning to ES2 for her fourth year at BVP! She will be teaching science to every second grader and is so excited to see how much learning is going to take place in her classroom! Ms. Grant is continuing her education through Providence College in Urban Education. In her free time, Ms. Grant loves to be outside, enjoying the fresh air and sunshine. She is looking forward to seeing the scholars ROCK it this year!!
Jess Fagundes
Having entered part-way during the 2013-2014 school year, Ms. Fagundes had the unique opportunity to work with scholars and teachers ranging from kindergarten through second grade at ES2. After learning so much from this wonderful experience, Ms. Fagundes is excited to begin her first full year of putting all scholars on the path to college at BVP! In her spare time, Ms. Fagundes enjoys playing soccer, reading, and she especially loves cooking!
Subrina Luzzi
Ms. Luzzi is thrilled to be starting her second year teaching here at BVP working with the Second Grade Team. ·She was born and raised in Westerly, Rhode Island. She is a proud 2004 graduate of Rivier University in Nashua, NH where she received her Bachelor's Degree in Early Childhood Education, Human Development, and General Special Education. After college, she returned to Rhode Island to work for South County Community Action Agency's Head Start Program as a preschool teacher, and, in 2008 she started working as the Special Needs Coordinator. In her free time, Ms. Luzzi loves to bake, go to the beach, and spend time with her brand new niece, Giuliana, along with family and friends.
3rd Grade
Neethu Putta
Ms. Putta is excited to be returning to BVP this year as a third grade teacher. Ms. Putta grew up in Princeton, NJ and spent her college years exploring Cambridge and Boston. She received her BA in International Relations from Tufts University - go Jumbos! Ms. Putta speaks three languages: Telugu, English and Spanish! In college, she studied abroad in Madrid, Spain and explored much of Western Europe. In her free time, Ms. Putta loves to travel, cook, and exercise.
Dillon Falk
Mrs. Falk, formerly Ms. Delaney, is excited for her second year at BVP and seventh year of teaching! Mrs. Falk graduated from Brown University in 2008 with a Bachelor's degree in Psychology. After graduation she joined Teach For America and taught for five years at Amistad Elementary in New Haven. Mrs. Falk also holds a Master's degree in Special Education from Fairfield University. In her free time she loves running around Providence, walking on the beach, and spending time with her family.
Megan Abreu
Mrs. Abreu has taught in Dominican Republic for the past six years. This is her seventh year teaching. She also served as Chair for the Language Arts Committee for three years and opened and advised a chapter of National Junior Honor Society. She recently received a certification in ESL. Mrs. Abreu was born and raised in RI and is excited to be back in her home state doing what she loves: teaching.
Andy D'Avanzo
Mr. D'Avanzo is excited to begin his fourth year at BVP ES2 as a member of the third grade team. He graduated with a BA in Spanish and International Relations from Brown University in 2011. He is a former member of the Brown men's soccer team and still enjoys playing in his free time. In the fall of 2009, Mr. D'Avanzo studied abroad in Havana, Cuba, where he taught English to adults in his community. He is a proud member of the BVP community and is 100% committed to the success of all scholars.
Sarah Manning
After graduating from Syracuse University, Ms. Manning was accepted into the 2009 Teach for America corps in South Dakota. After serving three years teaching on the Rosebud Indian Reservation, Ms. Manning became a founding third grade teacher at KIPP Academy Elementary in the Bronx, NY. Becoming inspired by what she had learned, Ms. Manning returned to Rosebud reservation for one more year to teach third grade once again and relay the knowledge and skills she had attained while in NY. Ms. Manning is excited to be apart of BVP's amazing third grade team!
Gayatri Mehra
Although Ms. Mehra spent the first few years of her life in the Boston area, she mostly grew up in Portland, Oregon. She also lived in Bangalore, India for three years during middle school. She just graduated from Brown University, where she studied International Relations and French. In her free time, Ms. Mehra loves to read, dance, and travel. She is so excited to join the BVP team!!
Eligio Vuono, P.E.
Mr. Vuono will be returning to BVP as the P.E./Health Teacher. Mr. V is a 2013 graduate of the University of Rhode Island. At the University of Rhode Island Mr. V earned his degree in Kinesiology with a focus on Physical Education, Health Education, and Adapted Physical Education. Mr. V is excited to return to BVP and continue helping scholars on their road to college.
Katelyn Guignard, Art
Ms. Guignard is the founding art teacher at ES2. She was born and raised in Northwest New Jersey and decided to come to beautiful Rhode Island for college. She graduated from Rhode Island College with a Bachelor's degree in art education. Ms. Guignard can't wait to continue her career with the scholars at BVP with a choice-based art curriculum. She is so excited to be starting her fouth year at BVP ES2 and is even more excited to move into the art studio in the new building! She is very enthusiastic about helping to prepare every scholar for success in college and the world beyond.
Raffi Rachdouni, Music
At the age of six, Mr. Rachdouni discovered his love for music while learning to play the piano. Since Mr. Rachdouni graduated from the University of Rhode Island with a Bachelor of Music in 2011, he is now pursuing his Master's degree to further his Music Education. Mr. Rachdouni is extremely excited to continue teaching these bright scholars everything he knows about music.
Student Support Services
Erin Wood
Ms. Wood graduated from Salve Regina University in 2014 with a duel degree in Elementary and Special Education. As a Cumberland native, she is heavily involved with the community from coaching cheerleading to leading after school programs at the Boys and Girls Club. This is Ms. Wood's first year teaching and is excited to begin her journey with Blackstone Valley Prep as a K-1 interventionist. In her spare time, Ms. Wood is a certified Zumba instructor and loves to spend time at the beach with her family.
Katie Lorraine
Ms. Lorraine is very much looking forward to another fantastic year as a BVP Special Educator! She is excited to see her former scholars continue to grow, as well as watch her new incoming kindergarteners blossom throughout the year. During her free time, Ms. Lorraine enjoys spending time with Charlie and Lola (her two adorable puppies), cooking and spending time with friends and family.
Nick Mosher
Mr. Mosher went to school at Salve Regina University in Newport, RI in 2009 to fufill his dream of becoming a teacher. Immediately out of college, Mr. Mosher knew he wanted to work at BVP after learning about how much they did for their scholars. Then he began working at BVP last year at the middle school in the sixth grade. He enjoyed his time working with the sixth grade, but really wanted to return to working with younger students. Therefore, Mr. Mosher is joining the team and family at Elementary School 2. He is excited to begin working with the scholars at ES2!
Kia Neville
Ms. Neville was raised in Oklahoma City, OK and just recently moved to New England after living in Atlanta, GA for over 20 years. She has taught for 10 years at all grade levels, from Prek-12th grade. She enjoys traveling with her family, listening to music, and shopping.
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Cumberland, RI 02864
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|Elementary School 1
291 Broad Street
Cumberland, RI 02864
Phone 401.335.3133
Fax 401.305.3185
Elementary School 2
52 Broad Street
Cumberland, RI 02864
Phone 401.305.6860
Fax 401.305.6866
|Middle School
3 Fairlawn Way
Lincoln, RI 02865
Phone 401.475.2680
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|High School
3357 Mendon Road
Cumberland, RI 02864
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I was trapped in an eerie artistic fifth dimension, feeling misty-eyed and heavy-limbed.
Trippy, echoing sound effects give "A Brain In A Bottle" a sense of fullness and dimension—as they do for "Guess Again!"
Only after his first debate did the president take this advice seriously and worked quickly to improve this dimension.
late 14c., "measurement, size," from Latin dimensionem (nominative dimensio) "a measuring," noun of action from past participle stem of dimetri "to measure out," from dis- (see dis-) + metiri "to measure" (see measure). Meaning "any component of a situation" is from 1929. Related: Dimensional; dimensions.
dimension di·men·sion (dĭ-měn'shən, dī-)
A measure of spatial extent, especially width, height, or length.
Scope or magnitude.


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Old Men in Mining. The Advantages of Mining Experience When Dealing With Paste Tailings.
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Today it rained in Santiago, Chile. And it turned cold. There were hawkers selling umbrellas at the entrance and exit of the metro stations that I use on the way to the office. They were shouting paraguas and doing a brisk business selling to drenched commuters. In Vancouver this would hardly qualify as rain, but here after many, long dry days, this is rain to be celebrated and enjoyed with a new paraguas. (more…)
No More Thickened Paste Tailings; Lots More Filter-Pressed Dry-Stack Tailings
Posted in People, Tailings, tagged cooke, dry stack, filter press, paste tailings, paterson, rheology, Tailings, thickened tailings on February 16, 2012 | 5 Comments »
On the 31st floor of a Vancouver downtown hotel this afternoon, we attended an open house arranged by Paterson and Cooke. They presented the opening of their newVancouver office. And caused me to think a radical thought that I write about here, namely are we entering the era of the end of paste tailings? (more…)


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Zynga, Inc. (NASDAQ: ZNGA) is definitely one of my best picks for 2013 so far. It has been up for more than 50% since I start giving a "buy" signal for ZNGA. True, ZNGA has been running up too quickly recently. But not to mentioned about a reversal, I even seriously doubt it is going to pullback significantly. If you are really worried on ZNGA, I suggest your buy a put option. This way you can have an insured selling price better than a stop order. The benefit is that you can keep ZNGA in your portfolio and let it roll, while don't need to worry on a significant drop.
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Helix Energy Solutions Group, Inc. (NYSE: HLX) is a strong stock been going up crazily. I dont look for a reversal but I think it has the potential pull back to at least $22.00 level, giving us a decent level to go long. Keep HLX on your watchlist.
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After American Capital Agency Corp. (NASDAQ: AGNC) hits the MA(200), as well as reaching dividend yield of 16% on Thursday, AGNC gained over 3% on Friday. It is a huge handlestick and very notable since it happens right after AGNC touching MA(200), forming a definitive uptrend. The stock has reversed its downtrend since breaking above in mid-Dec-2012. Now, we have the confirmation !!! Let's get on the boat!!
Other bullish indicators:
1) Golden cross is taking place soon.
2) Bullish MACD crossover is coming
3) Friday's candlestick touches upper Bband, which signals for a continuation on the recent uptrend.
4) MACD Signal line above zero first time since last Sept
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Another stock which has been ballooning, Boston Scientific Corp. (NYSE: BSX) is forming a flag pattern, with decreasing volume along the formation. If BSX breaks above $7.8 tomorrow, it could send the stock to $8.5 in a few days. Put BSX on your radar.
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Level 3 Communications, Inc. (NYSE: LVLT) is coming close to an end of an inverted head and shoulder pattern. LVLT has been traded flat since 2013. Bullish MACD crossover should take place in less than 3 trading days. Golden Cross 2 weeks ago. Look for a breakout above $25.00 if you wish to long LVLT.
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Friday, July 03, 2015
Always Reforming To Scripture
Welcome to our church
Welcome to Burlington Baptist Church. We invite you to join our services this Sunday where you will feel right at home and part of a family, even if you have never been in church before. Our services are centered on praising and worshipping God in song and the life changing preaching of God's Word.
At Burlington Baptist Church we seek to connect people, helping them to grow in their faith, and equipping them to serve the Lord Jesus Christ. Regardless of where you are spiritually, we would be delighted to share with you what God is doing among us as a church. We invite you to join us.
Schedule of Services
Prayer 8:00 AM
Sunday School 9:00-10:00 AM
Morning Worship 10:15 AM
Evening Worship 6:00 PM
Wednesday 6:30-8:00 PM Awana's
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Second Harvest Heartland Announces 2012 Hunger Heroes
Tuesday, June 05, 2012
Second Harvest Heartland Announces 2012 Hunger Heroes11:00 EDT Tuesday, June 05, 2012Hunger Hero award publicly recognizes six exemplary charitable partners for their role in providing for hungry neighbors in the heartlandSAINT PAUL, Minn., June 5, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Second Harvest Heartland, the Upper Midwest's largest hunger relief organization, is pleased today to announce the recipients of its third annual Hunger Hero award, an award created to honor and recognize organizational partners who make a compassionate and transformational impact on those who are hungry in the heartland.Last year, one in 10 Minnesotans was at risk of not having enough to eat, and hungry Minnesotans missed more than 100 million meals. But as the demand for emergency food increased, so, too, did the generosity of many of Second Harvest Heartland's charitable partners, six of whom demonstrated extraordinary leadership in meeting the unprecedented demand for food. It is those six partners that Second Harvest Heartland honors this year with its Hunger Hero award, a seal of appreciation designed to publicly acknowledge those who contributed the most by way of food, funds, hours, ideas, awareness, and more."Second Harvest Heartland's success is dependent on the dedication of our outstanding community partners who continue to demonstrate passion for and commitment to our cause," said Rob Zeaske, chief executive officer of Second Harvest Heartland. "We are proud to recognize this year's Hunger Heroes for their leadership in substantially and sustainably impacting the lives of so many of our neighbors in need."Hunger Heroes are recognized in six categories, each of which is critical to Second Harvest Heartland's mission of ending hunger through community partnerships and all of which must work in tandem to collectively achieve that goal. This year's award recipients and categories include:Volunteer: General MillsGeneral Mills has a long-standing commitment to hunger relief at both a corporate and an employee level. The manufacturer of many beloved brands encourages personal philanthropy among employees, and about 83 percent of domestic General Mills employees volunteer, accounting for 851 hours contributed to Second Harvest Heartland in 2011.Innovation: Minneapolis Farmers MarketThe Minneapolis Farmers Market partnered with Second Harvest to increase the amount of fresh food available to food shelves and last year secured more than 275,000 pounds of fresh-picked fruits and vegetables that otherwise would have gone to waste. The partnership has set a strong example of out-of-the-box thinking for food shelves looking to start their own market collections.Financial: MosaicThe Mosaic Company has made a significant impact on the lives of our hungry neighbors through various generous financial contributions. In 2011, Mosaic was the lead supporter of our Fellowship of the Fresh initiative at the Minneapolis Farmers Market and, for the second year, was Second Harvest Heartland's annual matching sponsor for GiveMN.org's Give to the Max Day.Awareness: National Association of Letter Carriers Branches 9 and 28The National Association of Letter Carriers Branch 9, Minneapolis and Branch 28, St. Paul have together been a strong force in raising awareness of hunger relief in our community. As part of Stamp Out Hunger 2011, 2,000 letter carriers collected nearly one million pounds of donated food in a single day.Food: The Schwan Food Company The Schwan Food Company is known for providing good food with a community focus, and now that focus centers on local families in need. Food is the core of Second Harvest Heartland's business, and generous donors like Schwan, who contribute healthy, nutritious food, are crucial to our work.Green: TargetWith more than five million pounds of fresh food donated to Second Harvest Heartland's Food Rescue program, Target continued its strong tradition of fighting hunger. Target is dedicated to hunger relief on a local and national level, piloting the Meals for Minds program that places food pantries in in-need schools,and encouraging employees to volunteer in the fight against hunger.About the General Mills FoundationThe mission of the General Mills Foundation, celebrating 58 years of giving, is to nourish communities. Continuing its tradition of generous giving and global community support, General Mills contributed nearly $120 million to charitable causes in fiscal year 2011?up 18 percent from the previous year. We invest in and collaborate with community organizations and programs that unleash the power of food across a spectrum of social issues, including hunger, nutrition and healthy active lifestyles. In addition, 83 percent of U.S. employees volunteer. To learn more about the ways General Mills nourishes lives through philanthropy and community engagement, please join us on Facebook at Facebook.com/GeneralMillsGives or visit us at GeneralMills.com/en/Responsibility/Community_Engagement.About The Minneapolis Farmers Market: A Minneapolis institution since 1876, the Minneapolis Farmers Market provides food for the mind, body and soul of our communities. Operated by the Central Minnesota Vegetables Growers Association (CMVGA), a member-based non-profit association with over 200 members, it is the municipal market of the city of Minneapolis; the only farmers market in Minneapolis operated by farmers. The CMVGA manages, educates and assists in improving production methods and direct marketing strategies for its members through related partnerships with the University of Minnesota, the Minnesota Department of Agriculture and the Minnesota Grown Promotional Board. CMVGA members use a wide variety of sustainable growing practices ranging from greenhouse and hydroponics to fields of fruits and vegetables, along with improved practices for the production of farmstead goods. The CMVGA is dedicated to the success of its farmers markets, the future of small farms and agriculture, and most importantly, providing quality to customers. For more information go to www.mplsfarmersmarket.com. About The Mosaic CompanyThe Mosaic Company is one of the world's leading producers of concentrated phosphate and potash crop nutrients. Mosaic is a single-source provider of phosphate and potash fertilizers and feed ingredients for the global agriculture industry. More information on the company is available at www.mosaicco.com.About the National Association of Letter Carriers (NALC)The National Association of Letter Carriers is the union of city delivery letter carriers working for the United States Postal Service founded in 1889. Today, the NALC maintains its tradition as a vibrant union of over 300,000 members in all 50 states and other U.S. jurisdictions. For more information, visit http://nalc.org/commun/foodrive/index.html.About The Schwan Food CompanyTHE SCHWAN FOOD COMPANY is a privately held, multibillion-dollar business that manufactures and markets fine frozen foods through home-delivery, retail-grocery and food-service channels. Its many popular brands include Red Baron®, Tony's®, and Freschetta® pizza, Mrs. Smith's® and Edwards® desserts and Schwan's® fine frozen foods. Based in Minnesota for 60 years, the company's subsidiaries employ about 16,000 people in the United States. To learn more about Schwan, visit us at www.theschwanfoodcompany.com on the World Wide Web.About TargetMinneapolis-based Target Corporation (NYSE:TGT) serves guests at 1,764 stores across the United States and at Target.com. The company plans to open its first stores in Canada in 2013. In addition, the company operates a credit card segment that offers branded proprietary credit card products. Since 1946, Target has given 5 percent of its income through community grants and programs; today, that giving equals more than $3 million a week. For more information about Target's commitment to corporate responsibility, visit Target.com/hereforgood.About Second Harvest HeartlandSecond Harvest Heartland, the Upper Midwest's largest hunger-relief organization, works to reinvent hunger relief through leadership and innovation so as to help those who are hungry today and provide the means for those who are hungry to be fed tomorrow. Pioneering partnerships and programs have paved the way for Second Harvest Heartland to distribute more than 70 million pounds of grocery products last year to hungry seniors, families, and children through nearly 1,000 non-profit member agencies and programs serving 59 counties in Minnesota and western Wisconsin. For more information, visit 2harvest.org or call 651.484.5117. SOURCE Second Harvest HeartlandFor further information: Patty Gibbs of Patty Gibbs & Company PR, +1-651-653-7302, email@example.com, for Second Harvest Heartland


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about the cover, faces of the bayon, was one of the iconic photos that drew me to visit cambodia for photography. while i was excited to capture some of the country, the people, and the culture, i had already set my mind on this image before i ever boarded a plane. i felt the subject would work well for a high contrast, detailed look.
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Featuring a Baroque style, the Vivaldi lamp offers you luscious tones and ambient lighting now in a pedestal design. The blue and amber shade showcases accents of diamond patterns, scalloped edges and scrolling detail. The top and base feature an antique-style brown tone with ribbon and leaf etchings. The shade showcases 274 pieces of beautifully cut glass and 28 glowing cabochons.
Made from glass and resin, this lamp measures 27"H with a 7" shade diameter. The lamp uses one 60-watt Type A bulb (not included) and operates on a foot switch. Clean with a damp, clean cloth. Dry with soft, clean cloth. Low level of assembly required (approximately 5 minutes). UL approved, for indoor use only.
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The Baroque decor style spanned from the late sixteenth century all the way into the early eighteenth century. As a style encouraged by the Catholic Church, the Baroque period was intended to impress others and express boastful power and control. The Baroque period was full of elaborate and extravagant decoration in order to theatrically flaunt wealth.
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What causes bleeding disorders?
Bleeding disorders are caused by problems with any of the three processes needed for proper hemostasis, or blood clot formation. These processes are vasoconstriction (narrowing of blood vessels), platelet coagulation (platelets gathering together to form a plug), and clotting factor activity.
There are a wide variety of diseases, disorders and conditions that can cause bleeding disorders. Some of them are inherited (passed from parent to child through genes) and some are acquired.
Vascular (blood vessel) causes of bleeding disorders
Vascular problems that may cause bleeding disorders include:
Allergic purpura (thought to be an autoimmune disorder that makes blood vessels leaky)
Ehlers-Danlos syndrome (inherited disorder that makes blood vessels fragile and prone to injury)
Hemorrhagic telangiectasia (inherited disorder causing abnormalities in blood vessels and episodes of severe bleeding)
Platelet-related causes of bleeding disorders
Bleeding disorders can be caused by not having enough platelet cells or by having platelet cells that do not work properly. Platelet cells are vital to the clotting process. A low number of working platelets is called thrombocytopenia. Thrombocytopenia results in a platelet plug that is not complete.
Causes of thrombocytopenia include:
Blood cancers, including leukemia, lymphoma, and multiple myeloma
Bone marrow diseases
Chemotherapy and radiation therapy
HIV/AIDS (human immunodeficiency virus/acquired immunodeficiency syndrome)
Immune thrombocytopenic purpura (ITP; an autoimmune disorder that is also known as idiopathic thrombocytopenic purpura)
Inherited or genetic conditions
Kidney failure
Liver disease (includes any type of liver problem, such as hepatitis, cirrhosis, and liver failure)
Medications, including aspirin, nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs), penicillin antibiotics, quinine, sulfa antibiotics, and gold salts
Splenic sequestration (pooling of platelets within the spleen)
Systemic lupus erythematosus (disorder in which the body attacks its own healthy cells and tissues)
Clotting factor-related causes of bleeding disorders
There are as many as 20 different proteins that function in your blood as clotting factors. Clotting factors undergo a complex process that results in the production of a substance called fibrin. Fibrin solidifies, or finishes the clot that was started by the platelet cells forming a plug. The clotting factors depend on each other to function properly. Bleeding disorders can be caused by a clotting factor deficiency.
Causes of clotting factor deficiency include:
Autoimmune disorders
Certain bacterial infections
Certain cancer treatments
Disseminated intravascular coagulation (DIC), which also reduces platelets in the blood
Fat malabsorption disorders
Hemophilia A (inherited deficiency of factor VIII)
Hemophilia B (inherited deficiency of factor IX that is also known as Christmas disease)
Medications, including warfarin (Coumadin), heparin, and certain cancer chemotherapies
Other inherited clotting factor deficiencies (factors II, V, VII, X, XII)
Vitamin K deficiency
von Willebrand's disease (inherited disorder)
What are the risk factors for bleeding disorders?
A number of factors are thought to increase your chances of developing a bleeding disorder. However, the risks for developing a bleeding disorder are specific to each disorder. Common risk factors include:
- Family history of bleeding or bleeding disorder
- Male gender (hemophilia A and B)
- Poor nutrition
- Presence of other diseases, disorders or conditions known to cause bleeding disorders
- Use of anticoagulant medications including warfarin (Coumadin)
What are bleeding disorders?
Bleeding disorders are a group of abnormalities that lead to problems forming blood clots and prolonged bleeding that is hard to stop. Normally, blood flows through your body in vessels called arteries and veins. When a blood vessel is cut or injured, blood flows out, causing bruising and bleeding. Your body stops the ... Read more about bleeding disordersintroduction
What are the symptoms of bleeding disorders?
The primary symptom of bleeding disorders is prolonged or excessive bleeding. This can take many different forms in the body and depends on the specific bleeding disorder. Some signs of bleeding disorders can be found only during a medical examination or with special lab tests.
Bleeding can range in severity from a simple bruise to blood in the urine, stool, or sputum (mucus and p... Read more about bleeding disorderssymptoms
How are bleeding disorders treated?
Treatment for bleeding disorders begins with seeking medical care from your healthcare provider. To determine whether you have a bleeding disorder, your healthcare provider will likely draw blood samples for laboratory testing.
Specific treatments for bleeding disorders depend on the specific disorder. Treating the underlying disease, disorder or condition may improve bleeding. Tr... Read more about bleeding disorderstreatments