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Yes, it also happens on the front end whenever a template tries to call that morsel.
I just upgraded both EE and Template Morsels (among other things). No other morsels are causing problems. The files appear to be in the right place (third_party).
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Renaming the embed that it's targeting
Clearing EE cache
Also, it works fine on my local MAMP install. I didn't have any issues until deploying to our dev server.
Renaming the embed that it's targeting
Is the error still appearing when you change the embed? What if you remove the embed from the morsel? How about if you remove the entry_id="{entry_id}" part only? Like I said, though, I couldn't reproduce the issue.
Since this appears after migration, could this be due to the .htaccess file somehow?
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We found the issue. I think it was a problem with parse order and Brandon Kelly's Iterate plugin paired with Taxonomy inside of the template being cached. I was able to use a second embed and pass the parameters separately. So far so good. Still not sure why this would differ between environments.
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My pleasure
So the issue was with the other third-party code then?
In terms of Template Morsels, can we consider the issue resolved?
Yes, I think it's resolved now.
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I just saw some photos of Robert Pattinson that are making me feel sad. He's in his car, driving through LA, hiding his face. Why? Why is Robert Pattinson hiding his face? Doesn't he know his millions of rabid fans want to see it from every possible angle and every possible light? Now I have no choice but to spend the next 30 minutes or so of my life wondering why he's shielding himself from our view. It's like he -- GASP! No -- could it be? Robert Pattinson wants a little privacy?
Oh my God, is that what he's doing? I mean, I think everyone who has a car likes to consider the inside their personal space. That's why you see people on the freeway flossing, applying makeup, cutting their toenails, changing their clothes. Rob kind of feels like he's in a satellite home space -- except he's acutely aware of photographers snapping away at him. So he's put down some blinds, so to speak. Can you blame the guy?
And he's also probably trying to concentrate on driving. Thank you, Robert Pattinson, for blocking out the distracting paparazzi and focusing on the road in front of you. The world is a somewhat safer place thanks to you. It's just that we all feel kind of shut out of your life now. No, no, my feelings aren't hurt. I'll be okay. Really.
Oh wait! It just occurred to me -- maybe Robert is just blocking out THE SUN, not us! Hope springs eternal -- he's not desperately trying to squeeze in some privacy. He just doesn't like the sunlight shining directly into his eyes. Silly me.
Do you hate it when Robert Pattinson hides his face like this?
maybe he is hiding his face because he knows Kristen is back n she knows all the crap he has been doing with all these girls
Its his face, he can do as he pleases with it.
He does have a right to privacy.maybe he should be like kristen and just flip all you off
No he wants a privet life and has rights
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Andrea of "Bedtimes Are for Suckers" wonders: Isn't it time I made a move from the "kids' table" and started my own Thanksgiving family traditions?
Andrea of "Bedtimes Are for Suckers": Every Thanksgiving for the last 30 or so years, I have been at one place and one place only: my parent's house. Every year, the same relatives show up ... the young, the old and the really, really old. Every year, I eat my own weight in my dad's amazing stuffing. (But, I admit, I pick out the celery.)
My parents live for Thanksgiving. Even though they are well into
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Their house is always festively decorated to celebrate fall, their
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So how can I suddenly say, "Next year, I'm outta here"?
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seems daunting to start my own tradition when doing so would mean
dismantling my parents' Thanksgiving legacy. Then again, how am I ever
going to get good at cooking and carving a turkey if I don't start now?
Am I not allowed to host my own Thanksgiving unless my parents are too old to do it themselves?
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I must admit I to have never hosted Thanksgiving. I am not looking forward to it. I will let my mother cook Thanksgiving dinner as long as she wants. I always help, but I have not desire to have all that stress for one meal. I guess you can tell I am not a big fan of turkey, but always thankful.
This will be my first year hosting Thanksgiving! I told my mom a few months ago that I was thinking of hosting thanksgiving this year and she was glad she didn't have to do the cooking! We have a small family so it shouldn't be that hard, right?
It sounds like your parents really, really enjoy doing this. You have every right to do your own thing, but I wouldn't expect them to come, since it seems extended family are counting on your parents to host their annual feast. You could just throw a small dinner party that doesn't have to be Thanksgiving. That way, if microwave pot pies are more your thing than roasting a 25 lbs turkey, you could make something else more your style.
My parents visit my father's relatives on Thanksgiving, and have another dinner the Saturday after Thanksgiving for my mother's side, since on of her sisters comes to NY from Canada for the holiday.
The Saturday dinner isn't a traditional Thanksgiving dinner, but it is a nice family meal. So I would second Jonie's suggestion if your mother is resistant to the idea of giving up Thanksgiving.
ARe there any holidays that haven't been claimed in your family? I started hosting mother's day, since no one else celebrated it at home.
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Could mortgage rates hit 2%?
Now that that Federal Reserve is committed to keeping borrowing costs low, might mortgage rates drop even further?
This post comes from Marilyn Lewis of MSN Money.
Mortgage interest rates fell this week, back to the lowest they've ever been. Freddie Mac's weekly survey shows:
- 30-year, fixed-rate mortgages sold last week averaged 3.49% (borrowers paid an average 0.6 point).
- 15-year fixed rates averaged 2.77% -- a new all-time low (borrowers paid an average 0.6 point).
This month, the Federal Reserve made a move that should keep the cost of borrowing low for at least another year:
The Fed said last week it would buy $40 billion every month in mortgage-backed securities until the labor market improves substantially. The program, known on Wall Street as "QE3," will likely lower interest rates for mortgages and also help some people refinance their home loans.
So: lower rates, right?
In theory, rates for mortgage buyers and refinancers should drop. Homebuyers and owners are wondering how low rates might go. Could 30-year fixed rate mortgages drop down into 2% territory?
Sadly, you're not going to like the answer. It's looking like you can forget your hopes that the government's $2.75-trillion (so far, since 2008) bond buying spree might also create a little trickle-down for the average Jane and Joe. The anticipated mortgage interest rate drop isn't happening.
To be fair, the government support is helping lower the price of subprime auto loans.
But even as government subsidies drive down the cost of borrowing for banks to new lows, "the cost of mortgages to borrowers hasn't fallen anywhere near as much," says The New York Times' DealBook, in an article titled, "How Much Does the Fed's Plan Really Help Main Street?" Credit card rates, for another example, are stuck.
HousingWire reaches the same conclusion, quoting Paul Diggle, an economist with Capital Economics, who "doesn't expect the 30-year fixed-rate mortgage to go lower than 3.25%."
The question is, why? There are a variety of explanations. HousingWire believes the cause is the federal government, which plans to soon raise the fees charged to lenders. The idea is to have loans from government mortgage programs reflect their true cost and allow private mortgages to become more competitive:
The stimulus announced this week might not make mortgages much cheaper. Any drop may be offset by an increase in guarantee fees Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac are set to charge in November. The lender passes those charges on to the homebuyer.
BankRate, too, blames the government fees for consumer mortgage rates' lack of downward momentum.
Mortgage rates reached new lows this week after the Federal Reserve started its bond-buying program. But they could have dropped lower if Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac had not raised mortgage fees.
Financial Times has a different theory. It says banks aren't passing on their lower rates because demand for mortgages has grown so fast that banks can't keep up. With demand so great, there's no need for banks to compete by lowering rates.
"Very little of that (federal stimulus) is likely to make it through immediately to consumers," he said. "There's nothing that will force mortgage originators themselves to lower the rates that they're offering to consumers. Right now they have their hands pretty full in terms of the pipeline and managing paperwork and making loans. These folks are busy. There's not a bunch of people on long cigarette breaks."
FT continues, "Wells Fargo and JPMorgan, responsible for almost half new loans, are moving thousands of staff to the frontline of mortgage origination but are still struggling to cope, analysts say."
But DealBook counters that Wells Fargo has been well staffed for some time and is perfectly capable of handling the volume of mortgages. DealBook has another explanation: Banks like the new, fatter profit margins.
The banks are choosing not to reduce mortgage rates further. One reason: By keeping the rates elevated, they are able to earn much larger profits when they sell the mortgages into the bond market. If the level of profits on those sales stayed at recent average levels, borrowers might, for instance, pay $30,000 less in interest payments on a $300,000 mortgage, according to a recent New York Times analysis.
In another article, DealBook concludes that consumer mortgage rates right now should be about 2.83%.
"Put another way, the banks aren't fully passing on the low rates in the bond market to borrowers. Instead, they are taking bigger gains, and increasing the size of their cut."
Maybe, DealBook implies, the banks have just gotten used to pocketing fatter profits and there's no reason for them to change:
The banks don't care because mortgage revenue is ballooning. But it all means that the 2.8% mortgage may never materialize.
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another famous obama sleigh of hand deal to buy votes.........he will say see how I'm telling the fed to buy mortgage bonds to lower mortgage rates so more borrowers can refinance/buy houses, but I'm not telling you that at the same time I'm being sneaky by increasing gov't fees on the mortgage lenders that will effectively negate any rate reduction that might have occured by the bond buying....
While the interest rates continue to drop and the Gov't continues continues to print money, it only will lead to some radical inflation that will very quickly send the economy into the dumper. The country can't continue to represent an economy that is in good shape but in reality has absolutely no money. Our debt is now into the $100 trillion + mark between Gov't and private debt. And since the Gov't has no money, there is no more money for bailouts .... which will send the economy, employment, inflation, banking into the "BLACK" hole! The country is bancrupt ....
Can you say Greece or Spain? Can you speak chinese? Better learn quickly!! Thanks Barry .....
so, these trillions of funds the prez has thrown out to the banks are not for the consumer to enjoy but for the banks to continously harbor fat profits just like any other time during the real estate boom. in spite of the banks own stupidity and greed they get rewarded by the prez. how about that? great!
6 trillions fed into this economy and we, the american people are still jobless and unable to find jobs. the banks who took most of us to the cleaners are still profiting taking in fat profit from our own tax funds. how about that mr. prez?
I purchase, renovate and sell several homes a year and I help many buyers obtain loans. Although loans are harder to qualify for, there are programs available even at 600 if you have a down payment and other qualifiers. . You will need to jump through the aforementioned hoops mentioned in some of the other posts. However, the loans are available. Even though I am in the housing business and business would be better if the lending institutions would lend to anyone who submitted an application. I believe most of the qualifications now being enforced by lending institutions are needed and I support a stricter lending policy. It is needed to keep the housing market stable. The foreclosure rates are a testament to the loose lending policies of the past. Not only all of the fraudulent loans which were given on no doc loans, but lending to people who were not stable enough to be responsible for a 30 year loan to begin with. Although it is sad that people get divorced, loose their job or have other life problems. When those times come it is still those peoples responsibility to pay their home loans. In most cases their problems take precedence and they don't feel responsible to pay the commitment they signed up for. Many people will walk away or loose their home and then blame the banks, the government and everyone who is successful for their problems. Many people give up simply because it is easier and they don't want to take responsibility, it is hard to feel sorry for people in that situation. However, in some cases you can't blame folks, they have little choice. I may even do it myself in the right situation. However, responsibly, those in charge of the lending institutions need to take these possible scenarios into account in deciding a loan. This is why a large portion of your credit score is tied to your length of history, if you have moved recently or changed jobs. It should take several years to built up your credit score and prove you are reliable enough to pay for a long term commitment. That is not something that can be proven with a year track record. It is not good business for a lending institution to give a long term commitment loan to people who do not show enough fortitude and stability and then get stuck with a non performing loan when the customer gets divorced or looses a job or the value of their house goes down. What would your qualifications be if you were going to lend your personal money? Would you purposely want to set yourself up to loose money? A home loan is something you should need to work hard for to obtain. Being awarded one should be regarded as a privilege and an achievement. Not a god given right because you can sign your name on the application.
The consumer should be only paying 2%. This is another scheme for the banks to rip us off. The banks couldnt make it when
they were charging 17% plus 6 points in 1980, and 13% in the 1990's.
What is wrong with the screw balls in the government and the Banks. This is another plan to get the consumer.
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Physics in Javascript Using Box2D
This is part 2 of an ongoing series that details our team's journey to creating disasteroids.com for NodeKnockout 2012, a 48 hour coding competition that showcases projects built on node.js. You can find part one here.
When we set out to create Disasteroids, we knew that how we model gravitation would be an integral part of what defines the experience when playing the game. We envisioned insane, well calculated trick shots that looped around the gravitational pull of multiple asteroids. We sat down and started to discuss the specifics of how mass, gravity, and velocity would all be handled and we were quickly faced with the decision of rolling our own simple physics engine or investing the time to familiarize ourselves with an existing open source alternative.
Box2D allows you to setup a "world" of arbitrary size and populate it with any number of objects that they individually refer to as a "body." Each body has a set of properties such as "restitution" (bounciness), friction, and density. Primed with this knowledge, we created a world and threw up circular bodies as asteroids and rectangles as player and missiles. This was easy enough, but we quickly realized that Box2D is a physics engine and is only meant to simulate a virtual world. It was entirely up to us to translate the data that Box2D provided into a visual scene. How we achieved this will be detailed in a later post, but for now, we will talk about Box2D's awesome debug draw feature.
box2dweb (the Javascript port of Box2D) includes a debug draw class that takes in a canvas reference. This class then draws a simple representation of the world which shows every body's position, orientation, and status.
http://code.google.com/p/box2dweb/ has a great in browser example of what this looks like. The Box2D documentation made it very clear that this is to be used to debug purposes only, but it proved to be invaluable in quickly testing how our code made bodies interact without having to immediately worry about how to translate Box2D's simulation into sprites and images on canvas. This allowed for us to independently start work on modeling Disasteroid's physics even before any of the design assets were finalized and ready for us to use.
"Radial Gravity," is the term that we learned was used to refer to gravitational simulations that involved planetary bodies in space. It turned out that simulating this kind of environment is not too uncommon and we were able to pull some blog posts and tutorials detailing just how to go about implementing it using Box2D. This was an amazing find for us considering we only had 48 hours. Here's a post by Emanuele Feronato that saved us tons of time and effort. The tutorial was written in ActionScript 3, but he provided an extensive line by line breakdown of the code, which made porting most of the core concepts effortless.
Box2D doesn't have a built in way of applying gravity onto an arbitrary object in the simulated world. As a result, we had to custom build this feature by applying a force to all objects towards the asteroids on every tick of the physics simulation. The basic algorithm for applying radial gravity worked as follows:
1. Get the distance of the player/missile to all nearby asteroids.
2. Apply a force on the player/missile towards the asteroids.
3. Make sure the force is proportional to the radius of the asteroid
4. Make sure the force applied is lowered as the object's distance from the asteroid increases.
That's it! It sounds complicated, but the implementation was extremely simple.
The main challenge using Box2D for Disasteroids was the fact that it was a multiplayer game where the node.js server would serve as the authoritative source of what was going on in the world. This would mean that the Box2D simulation needed to be run on the node.js server. We threw out the idea of running predictive simulations on the client side solely based on the fact that we only had 48 hours. This posed a few challenges:
Challenge #1: The physics simulation on node.js had to run FAST in order to properly relay the world state to all connected players.
To circumvent this issue, we had to lower the FPS of the game to 30 from 60 and also optimized/rewrote the main loop that processed the Box2D world simulation at least 4 times throughout the span of the 48 hour coding event.
Challenge #2: There was no way for us to use the debug draw class on node.js to get a picture of what was going on. Node.js isn't a browser and doesn't have a canvas object that we can easily hook into in realtime.
We knew of projects such as LearnBoost's node-canvas (https://github.com/LearnBoost/node-canvas), but we didn't really have to time to look into it and had to come up with quick tests that ensured we were translating the positional data from the node.js server to correct visual representations on the browser. This certainly created some frustrating moments where things were off center, oriented in the wrong direction, or not showing up entirely, but we somehow managed to get through all the issues in the end. There were instances, however, where we weren't able to pinpoint issues quickly because it was unclear if things were showing up incorrectly as a result of a bug in the physics simulation on node.js or the rendering on the browser.
In the end, Box2D was an awesome choice that made Disasteroids what it is today. We were only able to scratch the surface of what it has to offer. It has already been rolled into popular HTML5 game engines such as Impact.js and Cocos2D and we hope to bring it some more exposure as it definitely helped us save the time and trouble of implementing a physics engine.
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This is definitely your papa's C++
A colleague of mine,he's old, not 100 old, actually he's closer to 50, but in IT, that's pretty old. And there's something I just don't understand, he loves C++.It's fairly common for people to have a pet programming language, which adapts to their particular desires and expectations of what a language should look like, this most often than not has more to do with their personality than actual technical prowess. A really practical guy like myself(or at least someone who thinks he is practical) loves PHP, Python and Ruby. Another colleague likes really ordered and structured things, he uses Java for most of his work. I even know a biker, boots, tattoos and all that uses smalltalk.
But this guy, when I ask him:"Papa(most of his ex-students call him that), why do you use C++?"
He just shrugs and says:"It's good,fast and gets the job done".
Now, C++ is a very powerful language, you have the world at your fingertips with it, memory management, 3D graphics, widgets, infinite libraries, fast, robust... Still many of my younger colleagues tend to avoid it, they avoid it with an almost pious observance, basking in its glory but afraid of touching it.
I know how to program in C++, I took some classes that only used C++, wanted to perform a lobotomy on myself with a paper clip and a gust of wind when I got mistakes from Visual C++ 6.0(In those dark times when I still used "That OS that can't be named"), switched to Bloodshed Dev C++, got scolded by one of my teachers for switching, she called me an "IDE whore".I even have copies of "Learn C++ through Game Programming" and "C++ How to program" from Deitel & Deitel, read them both.
Still, I always end up using other languages.
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The Montana Primary Care Office (PCO) is part of the Montana Department of Public Health and Human Services and is funded by three HRSA Bureau's including the Bureau of Clinician Recruitment and Service, Bureau of Health Professions and the Bureau of Primary Health Care; of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. The PCO works collaboratively with the Primary Care Association, the Region VIII Public Health Service in Denver, CO, and other entities to increase access to primary and preventative health care and to improve the health status of underserved and vulnerable populations.
The PCO focuses on matters impacting primary health care access in our state. Information is available on:
The 2014 National Health Service Corps (NHSC) Scholarship Program application cycle is now open. All completed applications must be submitted by May 15, 2014, at 7:30 p.m. ET to be considered for an award. Please refer to the Application and Program Guidance for all of the program requirements.
Eligibility is open to all students who are U.S. citizens or nationals and are enrolled in a fully accredited training program for Physicians (MD or DO), Dentists, Nurse Practitioners, Certified Nurse-Midwives or Physician Assistants at a U.S. accredited school.
Applicants are encouraged to begin the application process early. On average, it takes approximately 3 weeks to complete the application process. Please encourage applicants to locate loan and supplemental documentation as well as begin requesting letters of recommendation and official school transcripts.
The NHSC Scholarship Program is expected to be competitive. If there are more qualified applicants than available funding, the Program will continue to prioritize applicants who are from a disadvantaged background and applicants who demonstrate a commitment to continuing to serve high-need communities after their service to the NHSC is complete.
Scholarship support includes tax-free payment of tuition, required fees, other reasonable educational costs, and a taxable monthly living stipend. For each year of financial support, an NHSC Scholarship recipient serves one year at an NHSC-approved site in one of many high-need urban, rural, and frontier communities. The Program requires one year of service for each year of support with a minimum of two years of service and a maximum of four years of support and service.
Please encourage applicants to participate in the Application Help conference call when questions will be addressed on March 27, 2014 from 8:00 – 10:00 p.m. ET. To participate, please call 1-877-917-6902 and enter the following passcode 5854645.
View a member story video featuring Firoza Faruqui, DO, a pediatrician and NHSC Scholar serving in Portsmouth, VA and see how this provider is impacting her patients and community.
We appreciate your continued support with helping us to spread the word!
The National Health Service Corps
The Shortage Designation Branch in the HRSA Bureau of Health Professions National Center for Health Workforce Analysis develops shortage designation criteria and uses them to decide whether or not a geographic area or population group is a Health Professional Shortage Area or a Medically Underserved Area or Population. More than 34 federal programs depend on the shortage designation to determine eligibility or as a funding preference. About 20 percent of the U.S. population resides in primary medical care Health Professional Shortage Areas. For the Latest listing of Health Profession Shortage Areas (HPSA) and Medically Underserved Areas (Populations) visit the shortage designation website at: http://bhpr.hrsa.gov/shortage/.
- Montana Primary Care HPSA Map 08-2013
- Montana Dental Health HPSA Map 07-2012
- Montana Mental Health HPSA Map 07-2012
- Montana Medically Underserved Population and Area Map 07-2012
- HRSA Shortage Designation information
- Maps to the Federal site are updated daily.
For more information, contact
Ann Buss
(406) 444-4119
Other Links
- Montana Connections FIND Health Care Jobs in Montana using the 3rnet - Make a life....not just a living
- National Health Service Corps (NHSC) Job Vacancies
- 3rnet - Matching healthcare professionals with Communities
As of February 2013 there were 366 National Health Service Corps (NHSC) approved sites in Montana with 156.5 NHSC providers serving. A complete listing of all NHSC sites can be located on the HRSA Geospatial Data warehouse. You may also contact Mark Squires at 406-444-2660 to locate a site near you.
Background: J-1 Physicians, also known as Foreign Medical Graduates (FMGs) or International Medical Graduates (IMGs) are physicians from other countries who have sought and received a J-1 exchange visitor visa. The visa allows holders to remain in the U.S. until their studies are completed. At the completion of their studies they may stay in the country to practice in a federally designated health professional shortage area (HPSA) or Medically Underserved Area (MUA) if sponsored by an interested U.S. government agency. State government agencies may also sponsor J-1 physician waiver requests. Montana participates in the Conrad 30 J-1 Visa Waiver program; waiver approval is dependent on an identified job offer, for a minimum of 40 hours per week for 3 years. J-1 Provider Waiver requests: Copies of Montana's J-1 Visa Waiver Policy can be obtained by contacting Ann Buss at 406-444-4119 or email@example.com
Shortage designated areas in Montana: Much of Montana is designated as a HPSA or a MUA. The list of HPSAs is included in the Federal Register. A list of federally designated shortage areas in Montana is available from the Bureau of Primary Health Care (301) 594-0816 or the Montana Primary Care website Shortage Designation Tab or by calling the Montana Primary Care office (406)444-3934.
Practice Opportunities in Montana: Most sites are private practice, owned by the provider or a local facility. Practices in Montana tend to be very small, with only a few practices of 10 or more providers. Many have only one or two providers. The larger practices are located in non-shortage designated areas. A list of current physician vacancies in Montana, can be obtained on the web at www.3rnet.org.
This program provides a loan repayment option for up to nine health care providers with qualified educational loans. The grant provides loan repayment of up to $30,000 per year for two years for:
- Physicians,
- Dentists,
- Dental Hygienists,
- Primary Care Certified Nurse Practitioners, Certified Nurse-Midwives,
- Primary Care Physician Assistants,
- Clinical or Counseling Psychologists,
- Licensed Clinical Social Workers,
- Psychiatric Nurse Specialists,
- Mental Health Counselors,
- Licensed Professional Counselors, and Marriage and Family Therapists.
Application for the Montana NHSC State Loan Repayment
For detailed information please visit http://www.scmtahec.org/loan-repayment-and-scholarships/
Contact Information:
Lisa Benzel
Montana WWAMI TRUST Program Director
NHSC Ambassador (ask me about loan repayment options)
60 Cloudnine Lane
Dillon, MT 59725-7404
cell: 406.660.0246
Questions regarding eligible areas can be directed to:
Ann Buss
(406) 444-4119
The Geographic Eligibility Advisor for Medicare HPSA Bonus Payments
National Health Service Corps Job Opportunities
Montana Connections FIND Health Care Jobs in Montana using the 3rnet - Make a life....not just a living
For additional information contact:
1400 E Broadway, A116
PO Box 202951
Helena, MT 59620
E-mail: email@example.com
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Topic - Today! Mile Climb Challenge for The Christie Cancer Hospital
Joughton on 20 Aug 2013
If you're out climbing today and see a man in a purple Climbers Against Cancer T-shirt soloing as many easy routes as possible at Windgather, Castle Naze, Burbage, and The Roaches, you'll likely be looking at my Dad.
He's currently on a mission to climb a Vertical Mile to raise money for the Christie Cancer Hospital in Manchester, which will be around 180 routes.
Early this morning he was out at Hobson Moor racking up the metres soloing around twenty routes, and he's making his way along Windgather as I type.
I'm sure a lot of people on these forums have been affected by cancer, and any donations would be really appreciated.
Already, well over Ł2000 has already been raised for a great cause, so help Dad reach his target for Ł2 per metre - that's Ł3200! - by donating on his Just Giving Page.
I'll be updating as he progresses along his challenge.
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Though I was asked only to repair this set of exterior brick stairs, I knew that simply repointing its crumbling mortar joints would be a case of treating the symptom and not the disease. Due to uneven settling, some sections of the brickwork were offset from adjoining areas by as much as an inch. The 65-year-old bricks themselves were in good shape, but the structure was failing; the only permanent solution would be to remove the old stairs and build new ones on a reinforced concrete footing.
When I tore out the old bricks, I wasn't surprised to see that they rested directly on the soil. This was a fairly common practice before World War II; even as recently as the mid-90s I've seen masons laying bricks for steps directly on the ground. A poor practice to begin with, in this case it was made worse by the soil's uneven quality, with large, deeply embedded rocks interspersed with soft, loamy clay. Such a mixture of solid rock and plastic soil is a near-perfect recipe for uneven settlement and frost heaves. To pour the reinforced concrete footing — in my opinion, the single most important measure for producing enduring masonry steps — I would need to excavate to sound soil. (I'm in North Carolina, but in a northern climate you would need to excavate below the frostline).
In addition to providing a solid, monolithic base for the stairs, I wanted to control the water that would inevitably come into contact with the brickwork. Laying the bricks with full, well-packed joints would help keep out both groundwater and rainwater, while installing a drainage system around the perimeter of the stairs would direct groundwater away from the structure.
I also planned to pitch the treads to shed water down and off the steps; an internal drain system would allow any water that did get into the stairs to get back out again.
To lay out this stairway, I had to throw out my usual concerns about getting things level and square. For starters, the stairs had to begin and end at the existing sidewalks, which were neither level nor precisely parallel to each other. Instead of building the steps level from side to side, I would start at the public sidewalk and make gradual adjustments until I made a smooth landing at the top sidewalk. And because I wanted the stairs to shed water, both the supporting slab and the stair treads would need to be pitched, not level.
Laid directly on soil.
The bricks of this 65-year-old staircase were displaced by as much as an inch in some areas.
The mixture of large, unyielding rocks and soft, loamy clay underlying the steps caused the differential movement.
Another constraint was the size of the bricks. For aesthetic reasons and to enhance productivity, it's important to plan masonry jobs so that you're working with full, uncut brick courses. If I had been building this set of stairs out of wood or concrete, I could have simply divided the stair's total rise of 49 3/8 inches by 7 to arrive at a 7 1/16-inch riser height. But in brick, riser size is severely limited: I normally build each step out of one course of stretchers (bricks laid in their normal position) and one course of rowlocks (bricks laid on edge), which works out to a riser height of 6 11/16 inches. Seven 6 11/16-inch steps would have a total rise of 46 13/16 inches, or 2 9/16 inch less than the difference in height between the lower and upper sidewalks. Rather than being a problem, this was ideal, because it allowed me to pitch the stairs by 2 9/16 inches over the stair's 87 3/8-inch run (or a little more than 1/4 inch per foot) to shed water, while still using full-size courses.
The footing for these stairs could have been stepped up inside the bank, so long as I made it continuous and it rested on firm soil. Unfortunately, though, the soil at the front of the excavation was rocky and the soil in the rear was soft, loamy clay, so I had to remove or break off the rocks and excavate the soft material down to good, solid soil to provide a firm base for the concrete.
To provide a solid base for the stair's concrete footing, the author had to remove or break apart large rocks and excavate down to firm soil.
The finished footing steps up exactly the height of one brick step and is pitched about 1/4 inch per foot for drainage.
I installed simple forms at the front and rear of the excavation to hold the concrete and guide my screed. The wood form at the front of the footing was supported by a galvanized landscaping spike on one side and a galvanized steel bracket driven into a convenient rock seam on the other. At the back of the excavation, I used a polyethylene border restraint (often used in the paving industry) as a form. Supported by spikes driven laterally into the ground, this form could be left in place after the pour without any structural consequences.
To reinforce the footing, I added a grid of rebar. Because I got down to such a good base of soil (almost all embedded rock), the steel might be considered structurally redundant. But it cost only $45, which I consider cheap insurance against uneven settling — and cracking — of the footing. Since I was pouring a pitched footing, I used 3-inch-slump concrete, a pretty stiff mix that is hard to move around but stays put when screeded off to a stepped and nonlevel surface (wetter concrete would tend to slump toward level).
Whereas laying out and forming the nonlevel footing was a little tricky, the actual pour went smoothly, and my helper and I placed the concrete in about 30 minutes. The result is a sturdy, two-tiered footing that rests on a jagged surface of mostly rock. Both sections are pitched toward the street, parallel to my reference line, with the lower section flush to the sidewalk and the upper section higher than the lower by 6 11/16 inches — the height of one brick step.
After pouring the concrete footing, I built the wing walls. Since each wing wall would be capped by a 4-inch-thick rowlock course, I had to lay out the top of the wing wall first, then measure 4 inches down from that line to establish a guideline for the field bricks. To hold the line, I used improvised brackets and block deadweights at the top and bottom. Once I had laid up the field of the wing wall, I set two string lines to guide the installation of the rowlock border.
Brackets built with scrap 2-by material held the strings the author used for setting the field brick for the wing walls.
The rowlock border.
Because bricks with full mortar joints resist water intrusion better than concrete block, the author used brick left over from earlier jobs for the below-grade portions of the walls.
I needed to cut the bricks to conform to the slope of the wing wall, so I calculated the pitch of the slope, then made a couple of jigs from scrap plywood and 2-by stock to hold the bricks at the proper angle on the sliding table of my brick saw.
The author used jigs mounted on the sliding table of his brick saw for the angled cuts needed for the wing walls.
For the mitered course topping the wing wall, he screwed an angled 2x2 to a plywood scrap.
A second jig made with 2-by triangles held the bricks for the angled rip cuts needed for the wing wall's rowlock border.
To calculate the pitch, I subtracted the odd-sized top tread from the overall run of the stairs (87 3/8 - 16 3/8 = 71). There were now six treads, with a total length of 71 inches. Each tread, therefore, would be about 11.83 inches (71 ÷ 6 = 11.83), or 11 13/16 inches. The risers, as we've seen, were 6 11/16 inches. So the pitch was 6 11/16 in 11 13/16 or, rounded to roof framing terms, 6 3/4 in 12. This is the pitch I used when I made the jigs for my saw.
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Women in Law: Six UW Trailblazers
As alumna Tammy Baldwin, the state's first female U.S. senator, returns to Washington, D.C., we pay tribute to our long tradition of pioneers who have blazed a trail for Wisconsin women in the legal profession. Six women are profiled — from our first female graduate to our first female dean.
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Widely recognized as the pioneer of bad-faith insurance law, William Shernoff's landmark win on behalf of an injured roofer was just the beginning of a remarkable career.
Does the "I" Word Matter?
Our new Immigrant Justice Clinic director examines how words — like illegals, illegal immigrants, undocumented people, or aliens — affect perceptions of people and issues.
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