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Brand: | NCR | Application: | ATM Machine |
Description: | Retainer-Gear |
Product: NCR
· Warranty 100 days
· Stock Status: In Stock
· Payment Term: T/T,Western Union / Paypal
Key Specifications
· MOQ: 10 pcs
· Price: competitive
· Prompt delivery
· High hardness
· ATM machinery parts
· Supplying many brands with ATM parts
· Design and production as per customer's requirement
Packaging and Shipping
1. Packing: With standard packing or according to customer's request.
2. Shipping:
· DHL : 3-5days to arrive
· TNT : 3-5days to arrive
· Fedex : 3-5days to arrive
· EMS: 7-13days to arrive
· UPS : 3-5days to arrive
· Others By air or sea
Company profile
Atom Technology Co.,Limited is an international supplier of ATM, We were founded in HongKong and with an additional office in ShenZhen, We have been committed to research and development services about ATM machine, accessories, peripherals and other related products.
Main business
1.Supply the ATM machines ,spare parts, modules and consumable parts for Wincor Nixdorf ,NCR, Diebold, GRG, Hitachi and Other Brands with new original , new generic, refurbished and used condition.
2.Do OEM according to customers' requirement.
3.Repair and fixed service
4. Technical support and solutions
5.After-sales support
Main Export Markets
· Asia
· Australasia
· Central/South America
· Eastern Europe
· Mid East/Africa
· North America
· Western Europe
Service and support
Q1: Does your company accept custom-made items?
A: Yes, we can, we are a professional solution supplier for financial security & payment industry , we provide diffierent solutions and products for diffierent customers.
Q2: If we purchase from Atom company, what would you deal with it
when your parts are unavailable before, on or after operating?
A: 1. 7 * 24-hour service hotline: 0755-26923979; Online technical support by Email or Skype ;
2. Specialized process for repair or exchange of product required;
Q3: What is Our Packaging & Shipping of EPP?
A3: Delicate box with foam bed inside and shipping by airline.
Q4: How Long is Your Lead Time?
A4: Within 3~4 days for sample and within 30 for 500 to 5000 units after confirm payment.
Q5. Weather your price will fluctuate with different order quantity?
A5: Yes, the more biger the order is , the more lower the cost is.
Sample | Upon customer's request and ask interested customers to send comprehensive buyer information for our review to help us decide favorably on sample requests |
Guarantees Terms and Conditions | Be free from manufacturer defects. Liability under this warranty is limited to the replacing of any product found to be defective under normal use. |
Export/Import Processing Support | Committed to delivering quality service, especially with regards to questions about exporting products to your location. Contact us today. |
After Sales Service | Our customer service personnel are experienced product specialists who can answer your questions seven days a week from 9AM to 5PM. |
Note: Please contact with us before buy the products,we will reply to you asap.The quality is only for reference.There must be some discount if you purchase more products. Anyway, please contact us to get more information.


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text: Overview and HistoryCome and see five decades of decay and neglect fueled by men in green preaching for la Revolucion. Havana is a breathing contradiction, poor by European standards but rich in resources; happy and cheerful folks making the best of the crumbling infrastructure and basic shortages. Once opulent, now a shadow that doesn't have much longer to go before it all falls apart. These images were taken a few months after the twentieth century's longest-ruling dictator, Fidel Castro, stepped down. Here is a place where there are still no mobile phones, and where about half of the cars date from before 1960. Strangely beautiful and heartbreaking at the same time, Havana is something that everyone should see.Facts: Havana is the capital of Cuba, the heartbeat of its fourteen provinces, and the largest city in the Caribbean. With 2.1 million people, the pace of life is a lot faster here than in the rest of Cuba, so get ready to stay up late and drink some rum.Panfilo de Narvaez gets the credit for founding the first settlement here in 1514, although Sebastian de Ocampo first charted the island in 1509. Anyway, colonists were hard on their heels. (Or keels as the case may be.)Spanish navigators fell in love with Cuba because it was so close to the Gulf Stream, an ocean current that could zip them back across the Atlantic to Europe at the drop of a conquistador's helmet.King Philip II of Spain gave Havana the title of City in 1592 whereupon it could officially become the gateway to the new world and its abundant streams of wealth. The original Havana was located on the southern coast of Cuba, but it moved several times (for reasons of mosquito infestations, the story goes) and ended up in a neat bay on the northern coast, with the Almendares river running through it.The Spanish built forts and battlements to protect against devilish French, Dutch and English navies which were attacking the city in their own hunt for the fountain of youth, or at least untold riches. French pirates burned Havana to the ground in 1539 and the English stopped in for a raid in the 1620's, easily laughing off the Castillo del Morro's defenses. Huge fortresses at the entrance to the bay loom as testament to the ferocity of sea battles circa 17th century.As everyone knows, if you want to have a country, first you need a perimeter that you can defend. Ask Alexander Hamilton, the architect of the United States, who cut his chops as a shipping clerk in the West Indies... the coast guard was no joke back in the colonial times.The Spanish response to these black market marauders most foul was to decree that all merchant ships must travel together in a flotilla, which could more easily be protected by the Spanish Armada, and thus avoid a treacherous end in the watery deeps.Because of this decree, ships accumulated in the port of Havana waiting for fair weather and a large enough group to travel. For months they would wait in harbor while the supplies of gold, silver, alpaca wool, mahogany, leather and cocoa piled up. Tobacco and cane sugar made their debut in Europe as hitch hikers on the load. Imagine the debauchery Havana must have experienced in those decadent dangerous days! Literally thousands of ships would be assembled in the harbor by the end of summer, waiting to take off across the high seas of the Atlantic.In any case, Havana soon became the main Spanish port in the Caribbean so let's keep going, as did Hernan Cortes when he used Cuba as a stepping stone for his conquest of Mexico. Legends of El Dorado and the seven cities of gold attracted more conquistadores, but since Cuba itself had none of these mineral deposits, it remained largely undeveloped until later.For a brief stint Havana was occupied by British forces which were busily battling the Spanish, during the Seven Years' War declared in 1762. However, in a crafty maneuver the Spanish traded Cuba for Florida, showing impressive intuitive savvy considering the budding American Revolution.Besides a minor epidemic or two in the seventeenth century, Havana expanded rapidly from then on. Her population hit 80,000, third only to Lima and Mexico City, as of the 1750's. Known as the most heavily fortified city in the Americas, it continued building everything a nation needs, from warships to cathedrals.The wealth streaming through Havana brought cultural influences right alongside. Havana was referred to as the Paris of the Antilles in the nineteenth century, proudly displaying theaters and museums, and as of 1837 it became only the fifth country in the world to have a railroad.Spanish colonial control pretty much ended with the Spanish-American war when the United States invaded Cuba after the sinking of the U.S.S. Maine.Cuba became a gambling vacation paradise for swanky gangsters and movie stars alike in the 20th century, exceeding even Las Vegas in revenues. Unfortunately for American high rollers, a revolution came along in 1959 and Fidel Castro declared Cuba to be a communist state.Next up, missile crisis! Cold War tensions, Russian nuclear-armed missiles ninety miles off the coast of Florida, and Kennedy on the phone with Kruschev talking about whether or not to destroy life on earth as we know it.Fidel Castro has only just stepped down as the country's leader, and the United States continues its embargo on Cuba today, astonished that the little country has survived the collapse of the Soviet Union and subsequent loss of subsidies. Cuba has made up the difference in their budget by promoting tourism to the world, and if these panoramas don't explain why, you've got your eyes closed.Getting ThereCuba's main airport is Jose Marti International (HAV). It's about fifteen km from Havana, an easy drive or bus ride.Transportation to and from the airport is by taxi or minibus. Bus service from the airport to your hotel can cost anywhere between $8 and $25.TransportationCuba has great taxi service, as well as the option to rent a van, car or motorcycle. What you need to do here is hop into one of the Coco taxis, they're the bright yellow three wheelers that rip around the city like crazed bears on honey day.Also keep an eye out for the amazing old Chevies and Cadillacs still on the road. Rolling or functioning they may not be, but on the road they are.Do you like bargaining? You can always grab an illegal car service driver to get around. These are dudes with their own car who pick people up and take them around, for no set price. Take your chances on getting ripped off or finding an amazing local guide.People and CultureCuba is cool. People are friendly and the ones who might rip you off are pretty obvious about it. Don't be flashy with your cashy, as usual, or wander around the restaurant drunk with your wallet on the table, you know what I mean?It's Latino culture, where men rule and Patron is in charge. The man, not the tequila. Don't be surprised if you go for lunch and there are no prices on the menu. The women serve, the men handle the cash and the receipt is oral.Cuba is kind of busted out. Lots of run down cars, buildings and graffiti. It's absolutely fascinating and you should visit before they rebuild everything newly whitewashed, pinkwashed, pastel washed, etc..For example of the setting: Ancient Elevator Things to do & RecommendationsGo to the Hangout Crossroads smack dab in the center of the action.Have you heard of a cuban sandwich? Cubano? They're everywhere, it will be easy. You take roast pork and also ham, grill it on a submarine roll of some sort with pickles, cheese and garlic.They are so delicious and greasy AND cheap, I don't know what to do. I get dizzy just thinking about it. If you haven't had one yet, you'd better get one before The End. Try to imagine the perfection of bacon, plus a choir of angels, floating on an ocean of melted god. In your stomach.Text by Steve Smith.


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When it comes to money, women rule. Literally.
Think about it: A woman holds the top job at the Federal Reserve, the Securities and Exchange Commission, the Office of Budget and Management and the Social Security Administration.
At the International Monetary Fund, Christine Lagarde is the managing director.
These women run large, complex organizations that decide how money is invested, budgeted, saved and spent. They shape the rules that govern the global economy.
But over on Wall Street and in Silicon Valley, men still do more risk-taking.
Why is that?
And while U.S. women's earnings are catching up — now at 81 cents for every dollar a man makes — many say they lack confidence about investing.
Why is that?
These are among the topics NPR is exploring as part of the ongoing Changing Lives of Women series. This season's collection of stories and conversations, called Women and Wealth, will look at changes in the economic lives of women in this country and overseas.
In the weeks leading up to Tax Day on April 15, NPR will be talking with influential women who will share lessons they have learned about money. And this rolling conversation will involve you, too. We'll be asking audiences to share their experiences and advice about earning, saving, investing or using money.
These are some of the stories we'll be covering:
Women's Role In The Global Economy
IMF Managing Director Christine Lagarde has been speaking out recently about the need for more women in the labor force to boost both developing and developed economies. Morning Edition host Renee Montagne speaks with Lagarde about the kinds of decisions a monetary organization can make that support women as earners, and about Lagarde's own unique career path.
Women And Personal Investing
American women have more assets to invest than ever. And more women are single, or earn just as much as their spouses. Yet, many continue to lack confidence when it comes to investing their money — even though studies show that when they do, they get better returns than men. NPR's Jennifer Ludden speaks with women seeking financial guidance about their beliefs and fears about money management.
Women And Wall Street
Long-time Wall Street banker Sallie Krawcheck was one of very few women in the highest banking jobs in New York. But until recently, she says she never thought of reaching out to other women as partners in investment deals. That's part of the mission behind her new organization, 85 Broads, named for the address of Goldman Sachs. She speaks with Morning Edition host David Greene.
Women And Negotiating
Research shows women negotiate raises less often than men, and that they dislike the process. But for any woman who thinks she's a lousy negotiator, there's some good news. Women negotiate brilliantly when they do it for someone else. Ashley Milne-Tyte of NPR's Planet Money team reports.
Women And Business School
New research explores gender disparities in business school enrollment by the different ways men and women appear to deal with ethical dilemmas. Women report they are less likely to enroll in business school because they perceive material success to be in conflict with ethical impulses. New research suggests men are likely to experience the same conflict — they just seem more comfortable in living with it. NPR Social Science reporter Shankar Vedantam discusses the new findings.
Social Security And Women
Social Security plays out differently for women and men, Social Security Acting Commissioner Carolyn Colvin says. Since women are more likely to take a break from the paid workforce, work part-time or in lower-paid fields, their earnings and later payout are usually lower than those of men. Just ahead of Tax Day, Colvin talks with Morning Edition guest host Kelly McEvers about financial factors women need to consider as they balance work and family — well before retirement is on the horizon.
Indian Women And Gold
For women in India, gold is not just about ornamentation. It's a solid investment and insurance policy against bad economic times and marriages that could go sour. The obsession is worth tens of billions of dollars. And it ties up India's foreign reserves in a commodity that often does little more than sit in vaults. But enterprising, practical Indian women are now using it to get loans to fix houses or start small businesses. NPR's Julie McCarthy reports.
Cundinas are popular with Mexican immigrants in the U.S. looking to save money. A group of family, neighbors or co-workers gets together and gives the appointed "leader" a certain amount of money. Each participant gets the big pot of money at the end of that week or month, like an interest-free loan system. NPR's Shereen Marisol Meraji talks with Latinas in LA about why they participate in cundinas instead of going to their local bank.
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- Hackage hosts the individual OpenGL binding packages, including their latest API documentation:
- OpenGLRaw contains a low-level wrapper around OpenGL, which is basically a 1:1 mapping of the C API.
- GLURaw is similar to OpenGLRaw, just for the GLU part of OpenGL.
- OpenGL is the high-level view on OpenGL, wrapping OpenGLRaw into something more Haskell-like.
- GLUT is a binding for the OpenGL Utility Toolkit.
- The HOpenGL mailing list can be used for all discussions regarding the use of OpenGL from Haskell.
- GitHub hosts the haskell-opengl organization for Haskell OpenGL development.
The examples directory in the GLUT package contains lots of examples, including translations of the Red Book examples. Both the API documentation and theses examples are best studied with the original specs and the original Red Book examples at hand. An index of examples can be found at the OpenGL wiki page Code Resources.
Projects using the OpenGL bindings
- Haskell-GLSL-eDSL, A GLSL code generating DSL embedded in Haskell
- plissken, a 3D version of snake
- Endless Cavern, a 2D procedurally-generated exploration game.
- Frag, a 3D first-person shooter game.
- Monadius, a 2D scrolling arcade game.
- Roguestar, a roguelike adventure game using 3D graphics.
- Shu-thing, a 2D scrolling arcade game.
- Topkata, a jumping ball puzzle game.
- PolyFunViz, a toolkit for scientific visualization (e.g. surfaces, flows, contours, volumes)
- Raincat, a 2d puzzle game
- Gloss, hides the pain of drawing simple vector graphics behind a nice data type and a few display functions
See also the reverse dependencies list on haskellers.com
HOpenGL Resources
- OpenGLTutorial1 and OpenGLTutorial2
- Beautiful Code, Compelling Evidence: Functional Programming for Information Visualization and Visual Analytics - Writing visualizations using OpenGL or Cairo (PDF)
- Andre Furtado's nice tutorial written in 2001 (bitrotted)
OpenGL Resources
- OpenGL FAQ and Troubleshooting Guide (PDF) Assumes some knowledge of OpenGL. Good for those who have written something but want to avoid common pitfalls.
Getting Started
- use the Haskell port (Hackage package) of the NeHe Tutorials
- read the Haskell OpenGL Tutorial on GitHub
- use the (in progress) Haskell port of the OpenGL Wikibook, using the modern programmable pipeline
- assuming you know Haskell, any OpenGL tutorial of your choice should get you going (browsing the OpenGL site is also a good idea)
- use the Red Book, and its example code translations, to understand the small differences between OpenGL and HOpenGL
- use the OpenGL and GLUT specs to find your way around the HOpenGL Haddock documentation
- use the HOpenGL list for questions and success stories
Additional software
- FTGL: Portable TrueType font rendering for OpenGL using the Freetype2 library
- GLFW: A binding for GLFW, An OpenGL Framework
- GLUtil: Miscellaneous OpenGL utilities
- vinyl-gl: Utilities for working with OpenGL's GLSL shading language and vinyl records
- graphics-drawingcombinators: A functional interface to 2D drawing in OpenGL
- GPipe: A functional graphics API for programmable GPUs
- LambdaCube 3D: domain specific language and library that makes it possible to program GPUs in a purely functional style
- The freetype2 package; bindings to FreeType, a software font engine
Somewhat related is SDL, which is based on OpenGL:
- SDL: Binding to libSDL
- SDL-gfx: Binding to libSDL_gfx
- SDL-image: Binding to libSDL_image
- SDL-mixer: Binding to libSDL_mixer
- SDL-mpeg: Binding to the SMPEG library
- SDL-ttf: Binding to libSDL_ttf
To add sound to OpenGL applications:
- OpenAL: A binding to the OpenAL cross-platform 3D audio API
- ALUT: A binding for the OpenAL Utility Toolkit
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The Hidden Truth: Steals
Welcome to another edition of The Hidden Truth. Today, we will take a look at steals. Here we have another fantasy category that is often overlooked, but is just as important as anything else. When you prepped for your draft, did you even look at steals? Would that even sway your decision for picking up a free agent? Do keep in mind that steals are usually a guard-oriented category; you do not get much help from your big guys. For that reason, there is no sense listing every centre in a list of dudes that don't get steals. Instead, I will take you through three different lists.
10 Studs that Steal
This is the cream of the crop as far as steals go. They are all lock-em-up fantasy starters every week, with the exception of Mario Chalmers, who is a borderline fantasy starter. Consider this group the board of the Thievery Corporation.
1. Chris Paul, G, New Orleans Hornets: – 2.7 steals per game. Besides stealing basketballs from fellow NBAers, he is stealing Right Guard money for those awful commercials. I don't care about Paul's pits.
2. Jason Kidd, G, Dallas Mavericks – 2.2 steals per game. J-Kidd may be a fading star in the NBA, but there are several things he still does well, and creating turnovers is one of them.
3. Dwyane Wade, G, Miami Heat – 2.1 steals per game. Flash fills the passing lanes and comes up with over a couple steals per game. [As an aside, RotoRob had a dream the other night that he was Dwyane Wade and was playing a game of halfcourt using a 45 RPM record instead of a basketball. Can someone explain that, please?]
4. Rajon Rondo, G, Boston Celtics – 2.0 steals per game. Rondo has a large wingspan coupled with big hands that allows him to pick the pocket of his opponent with ease. You've been "Rondo'ed."
5. Mario Chalmers, G, Miami Heat – 1.9 steals per game. Chalmers is the lone rookie on this list. He has had a fairly solid freshman campaign beneath the wing of D-Wade, who has taught him a thing or two about NBA thievery.
6. LeBron James, F, Cleveland Cavaliers – 1.8 steals per game. What stat cat doesn't King James fill?
7. Gerald Wallace, F, Charlotte Bobcats – 1.8 steals per game. Wallace is an ultra-athletic three man who contributes on both ends of the floor.
8. Baron Davis, G, Los Angeles Clippers – 1.8 steals per game. B Diddy could not shoot a beach ball into the Atlantic Ocean this year, but he still plays some D and comes up with loose balls. It also should be noted that he is stealing millions of dollars from Donald Sterling.
9. Ron Artest, F, Houston Rockets – 1.7 steals per game. Ron-Ron is a premier defender in the NBA who has always ranked high in steals. Even on one strong ankle, he's still a stud in this cat.
10. Andre Iguodala, G, Philadelphia 76ers – 1.7 steals per game. Iggy helps your fantasy squad in many ways, including pitching in in the steals department.
10 Studs Who Should Get Steals, But Don't
This is a list of guys that may surprise you with their theft ineptitude. If you have one of these guys, this does not mean you should cut or trade them. Simply realize that maybe you are lacking production in steals because of these guys.
1. Tayshaun Prince, F, Detroit Pistons – 0.5 steals per game. Prince is a lengthy defender that I would think would average at least 1.5 steals a game, but he's never recorded more than 0.8 SPG in any one season.
2. Michael Beasley, F, Miami Heat – 0.5 steals per game. Beasley was dominant last year in college, but I am not really seeing the production and energy this year. That extends to the defensive end, where he has struggled at times.
3. Aaron Brooks, G, Houston Rockets – 0.6 steals per game. This lighting quick point guard is getting a chance to start now that Rafer Alston has been traded. It is a surprise, however, to see his steals down so far, seeing that he plays so fast and low to the ground.
4. D.J. Augustin, G, Charlotte Bobcats – 0.6 steals per game. This rookie is having a decent year, but has not gotten the steals one may think. His shot is starting to come around and he will improve his defense over the next few seasons, but don't expect big steal numbers this year.
5. Raja Bell, G, Charlotte Bobcats – 0.6 steals per game. This is may be the most surprising guy on the list for me. Bell is a great defender but does not get steals, unlike Artest.
6. Steve Nash, G, Phoenix Suns – 0.7 steals per game. The aging Canadian national has never averaged over a steal a game during his stint in Phoenix. This may be a surprise to some seeing as how Paul, a guard with similar vision, averages over 2.5.
7. Richard Jefferson, F, Milwaukee Bucks – 0.7 steals per game. I would have thought that Jefferson would be over a steal a game, but apparently not.
8. Jamal Crawford, G, Golden State Warriors – 0.8 steals per game. Crawford is the ultimate gunner. He could give you 20 points, but he only throws in the occasional rebound, assist, steal, or block.
9. Ben Gordon, G, Chicago Bulls – 0.8 steals per game. See Crawford, Jamal.
10. Al Thornton, F, Los Angeles Clippers – 0.8 steals per game. Thornton is an improving player, but does not get very many steals. He does average nearly a block a game, so he does have a defensive presence.
10 Possible Free Agents who get Steals
Here is a list of guys that you can use for some spot starts or to fill in a hole. If you check you league standings and see points to gain in the steals department, it could not hurt to throw in a few spot starts with these guys, if they are available in your league.
1. Trevor Ariza, F, Los Angeles Lakers – 1.62 steals per game. Ariza has active hands and an improving perimeter game.
2. Ronnie Brewer, F, Utah Jazz – 1.63 steals per game. Brewer, who also made an appearance on the top FG percentage list, fills the steals category on a regular basis.
3. Delonte West, G, Cleveland Cavaliers – 1.49 steals per game. Now that Redz is back from injury, he is looking to contribute in points, assists, and steals.
4. Luke Ridnour, G, Milwaukee Bucks – 1.35 steals per game. Ridnour is sharing time with Ramon Sessions, but is a decent stopgap that can give you points, assists, and steals on a pretty regular basis.
5. Derek Fisher, G, Los Angeles Lakers – 1.27 steals per game. The Laker fans love Fisher, and so will you if you give him a spot start and he knocks down a few threes and throws in a few steals.
6. C.J. Watson, G, Golden State Warriors – 1.27 steals per game. It is always dangerous to mix fantasy basketball and Don Nelson. Proceed with caution.
[edit]7. Anthony Parker, G, Toronto Raptors – 1.24 steals per game. Parker is available in most leagues, and he puts up decent numbers, especially in steals. If I were Parker, I would never have time to get any steals because I would be too busy throwing up thinking about how Shelden Williams knocked up my sister. How gross.
8. Jamario Moon, F, Miami Heat – 1.13 steals per game. I think Moon could be a great fit in Miami. He could be worth a long term pick up if he continues to start.
9. Ronald Murray, G, Atlanta Hawks – 1.04 steals per game. Murray has been getting decent run lately. He can score and get you over a steal per game, too!
10. Jordan Farmar, G, Los Angeles Lakers – 1.05 steals per game. I think Farmar will start to get more and more minutes down the stretch. The Lakers will need him in the playoffs, and he provides energy, shooting, and defense on a pretty consistent basis.
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Veterinarians are trained to diagnose and treat periodontal disease. Unfortunately, there is a growing trend to offer "anesthesia free dentistry" by untrained people at grooming parlors and pet food stores. Here are six reasons why "anesthesia free dentistry" is a terrible idea.
In "anesthesia free dentistry" the dogs are just held down and the teeth are scraped with a metal tool to clean tartar off the crowns of the teeth. One problem is that the crowns are only about 2% of the problem. Pathology takes place under the gums and this is where veterinarians concentrate their treatment. Cleaning the crowns is just a cosmetic treatment, it does nothing to improve the health of the pet. Dogs are stressed with "anesthesia free" dentistry. They have to be held firmly to try to reduce movement. Think how hard it is to get them to hold still just to brush their teeth. Hand scaling uses sharp metal instruments. Even a slight movement can cause injury to teeth, gums, lips, even the eyes. Also, as the dog is struggling, it can aspirate pieces of tartar as it is removed. Fractures of the jaw have also been known to occur.
Hand scaling with metal instruments causes etches in the enamel of the teeth. Veterinarians use either power instruments that cause less etching, or are able to use a light touch with hand instruments on the enamel because the pet is not moving. Then the teeth are polished to smooth the enamel. With the "anesthesia free" procedure, deeper grooves are made in the enamel of the teeth, which enables the tartar to attach and accumulate even faster.
When your pet has an "anesthesia free" procedure, it gives you a false sense of accomplishment and delays the treatment your pet really needs. It is very common to find abscessed teeth, fractured teeth, and bone loss on x-rays that no one could see just by looking in the mouth. It is illegal. In the United States and Canada, only licensed veterinarians can practice dentistry. Anyone providing dental services other than a DVM or a supervised, trained licensed veterinary technician working directly with a DVM, is practicing veterinary medicine without a license and is open to prosecution.
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Concorde measured nearly 204ft in length and stretched between 6 and 10 inches in flight due to heating of the airframe. It was painted in a specially developed white paint to accommodate these changes and to dissipate the heat generated by supersonic flight. A team of about 250 British Airways' engineers worked tirelessly, together with the relevant authorities, to ensure safety on board and Concorde was subjected to 5,000 hours of testing before it was first certified for passenger flight, making it the most tested aircraft ever.
On 24 October 2003, British Airways withdrew Concorde, bringing to a close the world's only supersonic passenger service. The final scheduled commercial flight was BA002 from JFK operated by G-BOAG. BA's fleet of seven aircraft were subsequently dispersed for preservation at Barbados (AE), Edinburgh (AA), Filton (AF), Manchester (AC), New York (AD) and Seattle (AG) with one (AB) remaining at Heathrow.
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Engines | Four Rolls-Royce/SNECMA Olympus 593s, each producing 38,000lbs of thrust with reheat |
Take-off speed | 250mph (400kph) |
Cruising speed | 1,350mph (2,160kph/Mach Two) up to 60,000 ft |
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For years, Sarah Yaw has been working with veterans at Cayuga Community College, a small school in rural, upstate New York. She took a leave in 2009, around the time the Post-9/11 GI Bill went into effect. When she returned to the school, she found a dramatic change.
"In that time period we had a 400 percent increase in student veterans on campus," Yaw says.
It was particularly remarkable because the school was not recruiting vets. They just started showing up, she says.
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Yaw says many of the vets showing up at her door were the first in their families to go to college. And they brought new challenges, like one vet who started school just weeks after leaving the service.
"So, I asked him how he was doing. And he said, 'I can't get through the parking lot.' And what he meant was, this space is not secure to me, given my training and my combat experience," Yaw recalls.
She realized vets like him needed a lot more than traditional college counseling, so she formed a consortium with other educators in the upstate area.
GI Bill money goes to students, not to schools, so there wasn't any extra money for counseling this new population. But she and her colleagues put their heads together and came up with ways to help these new students.
That sort of thing is going on all over the country.
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Duan Copeland served in the Army. Now he's a student of microbiology, and a member of the local Student Veterans of America chapter. He likens the center to a USO, with free sodas and free printing.
Despite his baby face, Copeland, 29, is a lot older than many students on campus. Does he feel like an old man here?
"In classes, yes, I do," he laughs. "But up here [at the vets center], I feel right at home."
There's a couch, a TV and a bunch of computers. In the corner, clocks tick off the time in Baghdad, Kabul, Tucson and in Muskogee, Okla. That's where the government processes GI Bill benefits.
There are about a thousand people using GI Bill benefits at the University of Arizona. With no extra funding for the school itself, the university is paying for this center out of its own budget.
Money is tight at most public schools, and staff here know they must prove the need for this place. So they are gathering data about these nontraditional students. When students enter the door, they swipe their ID cards.
That swipe creates a record, which helps the center justify more support and more space from the university.
Like all good gathering places, this one has a den mother: Maralynn Bernstein. She hands out hugs, along with an endless stream of advice, about how to navigate the maze of GI benefits and the university bureaucracy.
Every time Bernstein tries to leave to get something to eat, someone grabs her with one more question. Bernstein says she got involved with this center because she realized the university did not know much about its burgeoning population of veterans.
Thanks to the vets center, the university knows more about this population. Bernstein says a lot of veterans arriving here are going through a bit of culture shock.
"The veterans coming back haven't been in an academic setting for anywhere between four and 20 years," Bernstein says. "Some of them have families, dependents. Some of them have jobs."
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Many also bear scars from their years of service. Dan Standage started this office in 2008. He lost his vision while in the military, and as a blind student, the first thing Standage had to learn was how to ask for help.
He says that was hard for him, because it went against his military training.
"The training that we received teaches us to be part of a team, not to be an individual," says Standage. "So anytime you do anything for yourself, it just feels awkward."
Now, Standage is getting a degree, a master's in orientation and mobility, so he can help other blind people get around.
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There are no national statistics on veterans' graduation rates, and that lack of data recently led to a slight panic among supporters.
Some press accounts cited information that said only 3 percent of vets were getting degrees. Veterans' advocates quickly debunked that number, but it just pointed to a need for data.
Michael Dakduk, executive director of Student Veterans of America, is working to develop a database to show what nearly 1 million new vets are doing with the $24 billion and counting that they've received.
"How successful student veterans are in college and in their studies. How many folks are graduating? And once they graduate, how many folks are getting employed?" he says.
The Department of Veterans Affairs says it is also starting to develop this information, thanks in part to a strong shove from the White House.
But it won't be easy. As with traditional students, the information about graduate rates and job placement is pretty sketchy. The VA points out that most education stats only track "first-time, full-time students." That leaves out many vets and many other nontraditional students.
Support for the Post-9/11 GI Bill is high right now. But backers of this program know they have to prove success, especially in an era of budget cuts. Many say the best way to ensure that graduation numbers are strong is to provide plenty of support for vets when they start school.
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The Portland faction of Wild Flag – Carrie, Rebecca and I – got together to work on instrumental music for a documentary film. At some point, the director wanted vocals on a song, so we enlisted Mary, who we knew and whose music we loved. Although the music we came up with was inconsequential, the collaboration gave us the idea that this could be more.
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The generation that grew up with the likes of Sleater-Kinney and Le Tigre are now adults. However, with a tour of sold-out club dates, it is clear that there's still a thirst for your sound. What are your thoughts on this?
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How does the message differ with this album from the albums of your earlier years?
An album's message is multi-layered. Sometimes there is an overt message, sometimes not. It seems counter-productive to explain what the message is. The listener must be allowed to use her own experiences, her own life, to help inform the music. There are threads that may occur throughout our careers, but those are mostly to do with strength, perseverance and joy.
Do you think the music you listened to growing up had an influence on the type of music you wanted to produce?
The music I listened to as a young adult was rebellious, unique and amazing. I have spent the last 20 years trying to capture those qualities in my own bands.
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*Measure your finger at the end of the day when it is warm. Your finger should not be too warm or too cold.
*Decrease the likelihood of human error by measuring your fingers 3 to 4 times. Having a ring that fits nice and snug is more important than a few extra minutes.
*If you are in between two sizes, always pick the bigger size.
*If you have big knuckles, measure the base of your finger and your knuckle, then select a size in between the two.
*Wider bands needs a bigger size.
*When purchasing as a gift, use a ring from the lucky person and use method 1 to find their ring size.
*Feel free to save this page as a PDF and print it out for reference. It would be the most accurate method, because computer screens can change according to monitor sizes. We are not responsible for incorrect measurements. Have a lovely time with Amorium's ring size guide!
Jewelry Care
We pride ourselves on the quality of our products, but like any other jewelry, Amorium jewelry must be taken care of. Below, we share with you the best ways to keep your Amorium jewelry looking good for as long as possible. Practicing these tips will build good jewelry habits that will save you time and keep you looking good in the long run.
- The Golden Rule: last on, first off! Put on your jewelry on after all you apply all your beauty necessities. You don't want hairspray or make-up getting on your jewelry. When you are ready to go to bed, take your jewelry off first. Put it in a safe and dry location. If you follow this rule alone, your jewelry will shine for a long time.
- Wear Amorium Jewelry with love! Avoid any physical force at all costs. Make sure you do not drop your jewelry or engage in any sports with your jewelry on.
- Store your jewelry separate from other jewelry pieces and abrasive materials to avoid scrapes and scratches. One common mistake is leaving jewelry exposed in a purse filled with other items. You can store your Amorium jewelry in the Amorium jewelry box or a jewelry pouch.
- When you are ready to clean your jewelry, keep it simple. NO chemicals, YES soft cloth. Save any alcohol for Girl's Night or Wine Wednesday.
- Full finger rings are especially delicate to excessive movement. Do not clench fist or engage in fist fights.
- We understand that you want to look good. Whether you are at the beach or at the gym, remember to remove your jewelry before swimming, working out, or bathing.
If you have any questions regarding your jewelry and would like to learn more about jewelry care, feel free to contact us at email@example.com. We will help you out.


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- Do the following:
- Explain to your counselor the most likely hazards you may encounter while participating in fishing activities, and what you should do to anticipate, help prevent, mitigate, and respond to these hazards.
- Discuss the prevention of and treatment for the following health concerns that could occur while fishing, including cuts and scratches, puncture wounds, insect bites, hypothermia, dehydration, heat exhaustion, heatstroke, and sunburn.
- Explain how to remove a hook that has lodged in your arm.
- Name and explain five safety practices you should always follow while fishing.
- Discuss the differences between two types of fishing outfits. Point out and identify the parts of several types of rods and reels. Explain how and when each would be used. Review with your counselor how to care for this equipment.
- Demonstrate the proper use of two different types of fishing equipment.
- Demonstrate how to tie the following knots: improved clinch knot, Palomar knot, uni knot, uni to uni knot, and arbor knot. Explain how and when each knot is used.
- Name and identify five basic artificial lures and five natural baits and explain how to fish with them. Explain why baitfish are not to be released.
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- Explain the importance of practicing Leave No Trace techniques. Discuss the positive effects of Leave No Trace on fishing resources.
- Discuss the meaning and importance of catch and release. Describe how to properly release a fish safely to the water.
- Obtain and review the regulations affecting game fishing where you live. Explain why they were adopted and what is accomplished by following them.
- Explain what good outdoor sportsmanlike behavior is and how it relates to anglers. Tell how the Outdoor Code of the Boy Scouts of America relates to a fishing sports enthusiast, including the aspects of littering, trespassing, courteous behavior, and obeying fishing regulations.
- Catch at least one fish and identify it.
- If regulations and health concerns permit, clean and cook a fish you have caught. If you are unable to catch a fish for eating, acquire a fish, clean the fish you acquired, and cook the fish you acquired. (It is not required that you eat the fish.)
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2021-22William Chen qualified for USAJMO. Michael Zhang qualified for USAMO. ORMC students who qualified for AIME 2022:
AMC 8: Justin Kim, Patrick Liang, Daniel Sun, and Connor Zhao got the Honor Roll of Distinction (top 1% in the nation). What makes this feat even more remarkable is the fact that Patrick is in the 5th grade, Justin and Daniel are in the 4th grade, while Connor also qualified for AIME being in the 8th grade! Math Kangaroo: hats off to ORMC students placed 1st nationwide, Boyan Manolov, Charlotte Huang, Kylar Cheng, and Patrick Liang. 2020-21American Math Competition // AMC 8
American Math Competitions // AMC 10/12 // AIME // USAMOCongratulations to ORMC students who scored high on AMC10/12:
Other ORMC AIME qualifiers included Richard Zhu, Maria Arakelyan, Joaquin Perkins, and Connor Zhao. Qiao Zhang qualified for the USA Junior Math Olympiad. Congratulations! And a great many thanks to the instructors who helped them prepare for the tests: Aditee Prabhutendolkar, Joy Shi, Alex Pascadi, Ciprian Bonciocat, Jacob Zhang, and Shend Zhjeqi! US Academic PentathlonSamuel Lanzuela scored 1st nationwide in Mathematics on the US Academic Pentathlon. 2018-2019 LAMC/ORMC Student AchievementsAmerican Math Competitions• AMC 8 top 1% in the US: Jereth Liu, Kyler Cheng, Tiger Zhang, Alex Lee, Sriya Kalyan, Alexander Bai • AMC8 top 5% in the US: Kai Wells, Jack Fasching, Connor Zhao, Joseph Kim, Konstantin Gaydev, Shriya Rajesh • AIME Qualifiers (after taking AMC10/12): August Deer, Tiger Zhang, Ryan Tsai, Joshua Lawrence, Ji Won Kim, Lydia Qin, Alexander Bai • USAJMO Qualifier (after taking AMC10/12): Tyler Weigand (scored 19 on USAJMO) Math Kangaroo• 1st place in the US (in their grade levels): Rose Cohen, Mark Landriu, Ibrahim Piri, Fateh Aliyev, Jack Fasching, Jereth Liu, Tyler Weigand • 3rd - 10th places Nationwide (in their grade levels): Patrick Liang, Lucas Lee, Jouha Kim, Fatima Aliyeva, Boyan Manolov, Eisa Hart, Kai Lewis, Joseph Kim, Joaquin Perkins, Julian Harrison, Aiden Lee, Ryan Tsai, Samir Mallya, Kyler Cheng • 11th-20th places in the US (in the their grade levels): Natalia Landau, Gavin Cheung, Minghao Guo, Leonardo Lam, Adyanshi Vira, Raymond Cai, Michael Salko, Leo Lhert, Christopher Weng, Robert Shlyakhtenko, Lydia Qin, Anton Buznikov, Joyce Wang Noetic Learning Contest Honor RollAvish Banerjee, Marcus Collins, Xavier Rowe, Colin Ho, Innay Vellore (perfect score), Inika Vellore Bay Area Math OlympiadNatalie Deering – absolute 3rd place among all participants; August Deer and Tiger Zhang – Honorable mention USA Math Talent SearchAugust Deer – Bronze Medal About National Math Competitions
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Many Americans will spend extra time at the polls today, not just choosing candidates but also making law. They will vote on a variety of state ballot initiatives, which Josh Goodman of the Pew Center on the States is tracking.
I've printed out here a list of ballot initiatives in various states. And it's more than a page long. It's a ridiculous number. The Oregon Gillnet Fishing Initiative, the Utah Military Property Tax Exemption Amendment, Constitutional Amendment B 2012. We could go on for quite some time. This is quite a list.
JOSH GOODMAN: Yeah. There are close to 175 measures on the ballot this year. What makes ballot measures interesting is that voters get to weigh in on just about every topic that candidates have been debating for months now.
INSKEEP: OK. Some of these are rather in the weeds, as amendments go. Some of them touch on hot-button issues, including a number that involve gay marriage. What's being decided?
GOODMAN: There are four states voting on gay marriage. They are Maine, Maryland, Washington and Minnesota. And three of those - Maine, Maryland and Washington - the vote actually would allow gay marriage if it passes, whereas Minnesota's voting on a constitutional amendment that would ban gay marriage.
Maine is a particularly interesting state because voters there in 2009 repealed gay marriage. The legislature had put it into law and voters overturned it at the ballot. And so there's been a lot of discussion of whether public sentiment on gay marriage has changed. And Maine is a place where you sort of have this comparison from just three years ago, where you'll really be able to see whether voters have changed their mind.
INSKEEP: OK. What about other issues? I know medical marijuana gets put on a lot of these ballot issues. What about 2012?
GOODMAN: 2012 is a little bit different. Medial marijuana had a lot of success at the polls over the years, and now three states - Colorado, Oregon and Washington - are sort of talking about going a step further. They have measures that would legalize recreational marijuana use or general marijuana possession. And there's...
INSKEEP: And just decriminalize marijuana altogether? Is that what these measures would do?
GOODMAN: That is what at least they're intended to do. The actual implementation, how that would look, is very much an open question, because you still have federal law. And so what exactly would play out isn't clear. But that is the concept, and it will be a test of whether voters approve of that idea.
INSKEEP: Are there a lot of essentially economic or business measures that get fought over in ballot initiatives?
GOODMAN: There are a lot of them. Traditionally, when you think about ballot measures, some of the most famous classic ones have been to cut taxes or limit taxes. But this year, a number of states, including California but also Arizona, Arkansas, South Dakota, are voting on measures that would actually increase taxes.
INSKEEP: And there's public support for that?
GOODMAN: It's certainly not a slam dunk to get voters to raise their own taxes. But the sort of surprising situation we've seen over the last couple of years is - especially in legislatures where conservatives have a fair amount of power - it becomes potentially easier to raise taxes on the ballot than it does through the legislative process.
INSKEEP: Our colleague Deb Elliott reported a few days ago on the measure in Alabama, which was rejected to change the constitution a few years ago. And here they are voting on that again. What does it do?
GOODMAN: Alabama is voting on a measure to remove sort of segregationist-era language from its constitution. So it's kind of a blast from the past that there is this language still in the Alabama Constitution. It doesn't have any tangible effect, because you have federal law and the federal Constitution. And, of course, segregation isn't allowed. But it's sort of this symbolic question. Do we want to take this language out of our constitution?
INSKEEP: Josh Goodman is a staff writer for Stateline, which is part of the Pew Center on the States. Thanks for coming by.
GOODMAN: Thank you.
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Question: I'm asking for a big list of not especially famous, long open problems that anyone can understand. Community wiki, so one problem per answer, please.
Motivation: I plan to use this list in my teaching, to motivate general education undergraduates, and early year majors, suggesting to them an idea of what research mathematicians do.
Meaning of "not too famous" Examples of problems that are too famous might be the Goldbach conjecture, the $3x+1$-problem, the twin-prime conjecture, or the chromatic number of the unit-distance graph on ${\Bbb R}^2$. Roughly, if there exists a whole monograph already dedicated to the problem (or narrow circle of problems), no need to mention it again here. I'm looking for problems that, with high probability, a mathematician working outside the particular area has never encountered.
Meaning of: anyone can understand The statement (in some appropriate, but reasonably terse formulation) shouldn't involve concepts beyond high school (American K-12) mathematics. For example, if it weren't already too famous, I would say that the conjecture that "finite projective planes have prime power order" does have barely acceptable articulations.
Meaning of: long open The problem should occur in the literature or have a solid history as folklore. So I do not mean to call here for the invention of new problems or to collect everybody's laundry list of private-research-impeding unproved elementary technical lemmas. There should already exist at least of small community of mathematicians who will care if one of these problems gets solved.
I hope I have reduced subjectivity to a minimum, but I can't eliminate all fuzziness -- so if in doubt please don't hesitate to post!
To get started, here's a problem that I only learned of recently and that I've actually enjoyed describing to general education students.
Edit: I'm primarily interested in conjectures - yes-no questions, rather than classification problems, quests for algorithms, etc.


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