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The county�s health officer brought some startling cancer statistics Tuesday to the Calvert County commissioners, acting as the local health board, that he says �may not be true data.�
Laurence Polsky, the Calvert County Health Officer, presented Calvert�s cancer mortality rate from 2005 to 2009 compared to other counties, the state as a whole and the U.S. as detailed in the Maryland Department of Health and Mental Hygiene�s 2012 Cancer Report of the Cigarette Restitution Fund Program.
�The lung cancer rates for [Calvert] women and the breast cancer mortality rates struck me as unusual,� Polsky told the board, because higher breast cancer mortality rates are expected in areas where a larger percentage of the population is impoverished or areas where there is a high minority population, �and neither of those apply to Calvert.�
He said after he saw the data last Thursday, he called the head of cancer surveillance for the state asking if she had an explanation for the elevated numbers. He said that she had not seen the data yet, but that she agreed with Polsky that the numbers were �troubling� with lung and breast cancer.
In an email Wednesday from Polsky, he clarified that he contacted Carmela Groves, the program manager for the Maryland Center for Cancer Prevention and Control, which has a team of epidemiologists who compile and analyze cancer data from across the state.
�I don't want to imply Ms. Groves hasn't seen the data contained in the report,� he wrote in the email. �There are thousands of statistics in the report. When I asked her about the unusual findings with regard to the incidence of lung cancer in women in Calvert compared to men and the higher than expected mortality rate for those diagnosed with breast cancer, she had not noticed those particular findings.�
Polsky wrote in the email that Groves said she would work with the epidemiologists to verify the accuracy of the data, noting that �because data collection is a complex process, it may be several weeks before we receive an answer from the cancer surveillance team in Baltimore.�
�There might have been collection errors. There might have been reporting errors. There might have been calculation errors. This may not be true data,� he said during the presentation. �And if it is true, we need to know why.�
The report, which spans 2005 through 2009, reviews total cancers and seven specific cancer sites targeted by the Cancer Prevention, Education, Screening and Treatment Program: lung and bronchus, colon and rectum, female breast, prostate, oral, melanoma of the skin and cervical cancers.
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According to the report�s data, Calvert�s total cancer mortality rate is 200.
He said the areas on the state�s map with the higher cancer death rates, across all types of cancers, are areas that consist of tobacco cultivations and higher obesity rates.
�Calvert has a higher per capita cancer death rate than the state as whole,� he pointed out. �The thing that was more striking to me than that, because we know that Southern Maryland is in an area that historically because of smoking rates and obesity rates we would expect more cancers, but women�s death rates are more significantly elevated than the total.
�Traditionally, men are much more likely to develop lung cancer than women,� he said, noting the state�s 3-1 ratio. �State data actually showed that there are more women in Calvert over this five-year period that died of lung cancer than men.�
According to the data in the report, the total lung cancer mortality rate for Calvert is 57.7. Men�s mortality rate from lung cancer in the county is 59.6 and women�s is 56.4.
In neighboring Charles County, the total lung cancer mortality rate is 58.4, with men�s at 76.4 and women�s at 47.2. In St. Mary�s County, the total lung cancer mortality rate is 60.7, with men�s at 77.4 and women�s at 47.
When comparing these rates against Maryland�s lung cancer mortality rate of 51.1 and the U.S.�s lung cancer mortality rate of 50.6, all three Southern Maryland counties are 10 to 25 percent above the Maryland and U.S. rates.
�For women who got breast cancer in Calvert, they had a higher chance of dying from the cancer than most other places in the state,� Polsky explained.
He said Calvert, which has a higher female breast cancer incidence rate than the state on average, is second to Garrett County, which has the highest per capita fatality rate from beast cancer. In Calvert County, the total mortality rate for female breast cancer is 30.
Calvert�s female breast cancer mortality rate is more than 25 percent higher than the U.S.�s female breast cancer mortality rate of 23 and Maryland�s of 24.7.
In Charles and St. Mary�s counties, the total mortality rate for female breast cancer is 23.5 and 25.2, respectively. Both counties are between 10 percent below and 10 percent above the U.S. and Maryland female breast cancer mortality rates.
Commissioner Susan Shaw (R) said she noticed the dates are 2005 to 2009, �which is well before the [Dr. Sheldon] Goldberg [Center for Breast Care at Calvert Memorial Hospital], so before that there were no specialty services here.�
The Center for Breast Care opened in 2010, and was headed by the late Dr. Sheldon Goldberg.
Polsky said one of the problems is that these types of statistics �always lag by three to four years.�
He explained that the reason he brought the numbers up, despite his �reservations� about the data, was because �this is publicly available. ... I didn�t want you all to find out about it because somebody posted it on their Facebook.�
Polsky also told the board that the Calvert County Health Department�s total budget for the year is $10,253,123. About half of the budget comes from state grants, about a third comes from the county and nearly $2 million comes from collections directly through the health department, he said.
�Like most agencies, we have had some budget issues with the recession,� Polsky told the Board of Health, adding that the department lost about a third of its staff over the last five years.
Polsky said that in an effort to combat the decreased budget while maintaining services, the department has reassessed staff time in clinics, aggregated field inspections to increase efficiency and has been working with the state and county to optimize use of technology.
In another effort to increase efficiency, Polsky said the community rabies and influenza clinics will be combined in 2013. He said this measure will increase the likelihood of people protecting against both diseases and will also decrease the department�s costs.


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The notability for my posting of this realization stems from something simple...we're going full circle back on things we've innovated before and there seems to be a bulk of features ignored on the left over side.
Early era, there was:
- tech (like cars, microwaves, phones)
- then there was micro tech
- then there was portable power (consoles, improved phones, pagers)
- then there was portable power with customizations (PCs)
- then there was portable power with customizations + simplicity (laptops)
- then there was portable power with customizations + simplicity + websites + freeware (PPCs, slim PCs, networks)
- then there was portable power with customizations + simplicity + adsites + freeware + shareware dying to make room for cheapware/marketware (Android Market, Steam, etc.)
...and then there's none.
I'm not saying innovation would die or there would be no futuretech and IMO such type of armageddon settings might even be good things because that means something innovative is going to add towards the list.
I think the tech armageddon comes from something worse however. Some nightmare scenarios that have already happened:
- With the popularity of mobile, many desktop software and even web software ideas get ported to mobile but mobile is not an improvement over PCs and there's many things lacking still in the PC area but due to the focus on mobile. we're caught in a "GroundHog's Decade" of developing ports instead of ideas not just for tech but for almost everything lifestyle related but at the same time there's no link. Mobile is not PC -> laptop -> netbook. Mobile is a different format. A different format with an inefficient feature revolving around touch screens
- Facebook has taught people to accept spyware walled gardens. Casual users have always accepted spyware because of ignorance but casual users have never demanded spyware and walled gardens until Facebook. Worse, we're caught in a walled garden that is Google which encompasses most search. Even if there's an alternate search engine, our idea of search means we're trapped in a paradigm of search (words), search (people) and search (files)
- Offline demand is dying. With mobile innovations, anything remotely offline must connect to mobile and if it must connect to mobile, it must connect to the web even if it's just about transporting through files. That means we've reverse-directed the flow of the internet. What used to be mass transportation at light speed is going to be gate to gate. I'm not saying it's not possible to focus on the desktop but that social expectations of the flow is dying and segregating.
- Finally we've gone full circle back to breeding horses to be better instead of cars and this time there might not be any room for cars. Barring space travel file sharing, we're now in a space where sometimes you need to use a horse, other times a camel, other times you need to walk because of the net/mobile/"OS with more capability" paradigm.
I know I'm focusing too much on the word innovation but what I meant is less so much that there's a limit to innovation potential but that the PC/internet/laptop to me seems like it's reaching the same level of evolution as cars, microwaves, elevator technology, books, etc. and IMO if it keeps heading this way that means:
- More legislative attempts on the entire area. When videogames stagnated towards net + circular cd-like object for example, it didn't matter whether it's Blu-Ray or even downloadables. It was DRM'ed and micro-separated because the tech became too stable and easy to pigeonhole around.
- More copycat technology disguising itself as ports. Imagine the innovation of the first to-do list that was available on the web. Imagine if every web service from here on out innovated less through features and more towards the backend of making something seem smoother and smoother like Google Instant. There would be little space to create unthinkable features. We'd have copycat services but not copycat features of features within services.
- More and more skilled people would focus on hybrids and that means if Facebook stole your data before, then there would be other places that would also steal your data and steal your data until it no longer just becomes a case of easy searching for someone on the web, it would be a case where the people you know more than ever would demand you to install spyware and give up your info and worse of all, that would be where most of the socially perceived innovation comes from. It'd be like turning the ocean into a place sometimes with sharks and sometimes a place you can swim or fish or travel into a place full of dead zones separated by mini-whirlpools which can either suck a small boat or push ships into said dead zones.
- Innovation would be more exclusive. The market would have a difficult time catching up. If poor countries didn't have laptops before, over time you can't even hand them a laptop or a phone. Hell, I recently asked a stranger if I could borrow their cellphone for a while and they acted like I was mad for not having a cellphone. They didn't just say No. They acted like I was asking for their credit card. What happens when most of the world is supposed to be wielding a Tablet PC. It would not only be impossible to scale but if it was scaled, it would segregate software too much from each other. It would be like the difference between renting a horse instead of a car all over again except you're renting the feature of the horse that the car couldn't replicate. We would be renting a space in the net that allows a certain feature like gmail for gmail's feature instead of just webmail. Worse, unlike with horses, the better option would be to stifle innovation. If forums remained forums, then there won't be another FB but if there's an innovation for forums instead of an improvement, it'd become too Linux. Every piece of service or software would end up having that curse of the Windows OS being better because it supports outdated legacies. I don't think that has ever happened before for tech innovation and even for other innovations, the list of such gridlock are few and far between such as the demand for oil.


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Inspired by the surrounding landscape, Vulcano Buono has a gently sloping profile that rises from the earth as a grassy green knoll. The structure's roof is carpeted with a vegetative layer of over 2,500 plants that helps to insulate the interior spaces and reduces the structure's visual impact so that it's barely visible from space. Renzo Piano clearly has a penchant for grassy hills – see also the undulating green roof that tops the California Academy of Sciences.
A 150 meter-wide clearing in the volcano's crater lends space for an outdoor theater, a market, and a sloping pine forest. Rising around this heart is a concentric series of circles that form the center's commercial areas. The volcano's slopes are held by structural components meant to evoke trees – each "trunk" sprouts three or four supporting "branches".
The roof of Vulcano Buono is laced with a series of skylights fitted with solar-control double-pane glass that allows daylight to filter through the mall, reducing energy needs from lighting. The interior of the complex houses shops, a supermarket, a 2,000 seat cinema, restaurants, and a hotel. Renzo Piano describes the building as "a contemporary take on a greek marketplace, a void as a place for events, meetings, dialogue and the gathering of people".
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April 8, 2011 at 10:00 am
And this would be at least the third time this project has been posted.
February 14, 2011 at 9:34 am
Diane, These are good points, and they remind me to be more civil and civilised when I have not experienced something first hand.
February 12, 2011 at 4:03 am
Apart from the architecture, this suburban commercial centre is cannibalising the centres of the surrounding towns. On top of that it's generating unnecessary automobility. In my opinion these two major omissions in the philosophy of this project can never be compensated by the fabulous design and some grass on the roof. I agree that on a smaller scale it would make a perfect museum/park/shopping centre. In Napoli!
August 10, 2010 at 9:09 am
I agree with the people that criticize the idea that seems to be stealing under this whole idea of building different (automatic means we are green). I agree that everybody must develop a personal sensibility and have a personal well oriented opinion that has its basis on doubt.
Any way I imagine that a parking lot would be much better on the under ground, as long as it does not undermine any water source or stability of the ground for surrounding areas.
An underground parking lot is much better then a surface parking lot. Quality of the air can be assured by natural or new technology ventialtion\air depurator systems.
IN ANY CASE. the thing is this: we have to decide if we wanna keep growing and keep the developing\progress pace at this speed.
Or if we wanna do the revolution of CONTROLLED DECREASE of our status so decide to stop growing and living in a much more self conscious "native indian" (to cut it straight to the point) way.
I think that a half way can be found.
I think that we should decrease the progress speed, tru politics and good long view policies and incentives by govt. and local communities.
In Udine, Italy a stadium in 2011 or 2012 should be made and will be totally green they say, rain water will be reused, and solar power will give energy to a whole sorrounding area. The stadium that will be remade is Stadio Friuli. It will be the first in Italy made, like the stadiums are located in Japan.
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I wouldn't mind seeing something like this in an urban setting. Would make a great museum, park, library, etc. I agree the parking lots detract from the concept.
September 25, 2009 at 7:35 pm
Glad that others are coming in here and deprecating this nonsense.
The problem, though, is not this building: it's one more piece of pretentious, greenwash sh*te, that we sustainability designers have to wade through. Who cares? Plus ca change, etc.
The problem is that this (kind of) website, or at least this author, seems to have no shame in talking it up as if it's a breakthrough in both aesthetic and sustainability design terms. Skylights as green innovation? Mega car-parks instead of /any/ other solution? Oh for pity's sakes.
There's right now, between the sustainability and design/architecture worlds, a very brittle connection being tacitly struck, which goes like this: we will only achive sustainability with great design (the sustainability practitioners and ideologues are learning…), and great design is only great if sustainable, truly speaking (the architects etc are learning…).
This kind of article seriously damages that synergy, that deal. It makes out that starchitects can do what the f*ck they like, and actually pretty righteous websites – as this one started out – will make it look and sound great. If websites like this lionise projects like this, the environmental movement is dead: it's just fragmented hopes and struggles.
Get with the plan: talk up the good stuff, call out the bad.
September 25, 2009 at 4:19 pm
Yes surely they could have provided underground parking if they were already constructing a huge mound. Or they could have constructed similar shaped parking facilities that look like mini-canoes.
September 24, 2009 at 10:46 pm
I have to agree that what seems like a potentially interesting project gets completely skewered by a mammoth parking lot circling it. Parody in architecture may have been interesting in the 70's but now it just seems stupid, well, retarded is probably the better word. We haven't learned anything it seems.
September 23, 2009 at 6:47 am
This reminds me how unserious some of our leaders are when making policies…its time some of us stood up and supported the noble cause, our environment our future.
September 15, 2009 at 9:56 am
So what happens to the monolithic parking lot surrounding it.. is it to represent the ash that a volcano spits out? or molten lava hardened to form an enormous and hideous parking lot? Is it that the building was more hideous than the parking lot, that it had to be well tucked away while putting the parking lot on display?
September 14, 2009 at 8:14 pm
Now if they made the parking lot the same way, then you'd have something.


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It's a weird story. He wasn't a suspect at all, they were questioning him because a car rented in his name is a piece of evidence and he knew the victim. Now it's coming out that Hernandez has refused to cooperate.
The guy has 29 catches against us in 5 career games. (All victories)
Throw the book at him and make someone else beat us.
Who does Hernandez think he is??? Ray Lewis??
Apparently he has a lawsuit pending against him for shooting someone in the face. Why wasn't he arrested for attempted murder if it's true? Something weird is going on here. Either way, Hernandez is in some trouble looks like. If Goodell has any integrity at all, he'll give Hernandez the same suspension given to Big Ben a few years ago...
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December 05, 2009, 04:19:56 PM »
There's another thread here about paper for printing calendars, but no general, "How to." I'd like to print some calendars, but am wondering about how you're getting the monthly calendar graphic created. Is there software for this? And how are you getting them bound?
I'm sure that there are many curious people. Thanks in advance.
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December 06, 2009, 03:52:13 AM »
Hi Brad. I used to use A4 sheets of heavyweight office paper, punched and bound with ribbon so the calendar was on the bottom sheet and the picture on the top sheet. The calendar boxes were always too small to really write enough stuff.
Now I use Ilford Galerie double sided smooth matte 17x22. Photo on the top half of the page and calendar on the bottom half. Bound at the top. Either punched and ribbon threaded through, or taken to someone who does ring binding and put together there (better as there is no risk of the whole thing curling in at the top). The Ilford paper is great for writing on but hasn't got the most wonderful dynamic range. You have to softproof carefully. Also eventually it will curl slightly on the sides at the bottom. They are gifts for friends and so far no one has complained.
For the calendar I use an Open Office template available at
Go to the fifth post down and look for calendar template 070309.ott. The template is quite adjustable. I delete the days and rows I don't need, change the font and font size, and resize the whole thing to fit the half page, and end up with 12 documents. Unless you know Open Office you'll be spending a bit of time in the help section. I then do the first print run from Open Office. The second print run does the photos. I place each one into the top of a 17x25 page in Photoshop and run them through the printer again. It would be nice to have the whole thing one one page, but I haven't found anything as flexible where I can change fonts, row sizes, add local events, print the photos from Qimage and so on. And have the calendar go the full page width. There is a plain calendar in Microsoft Publisher which I used one year, but I found it difficult to work with.
Hope that is some use. I'd be interested to hear if there is an easier way to do it.
Here is a very rough idea of the A4 calendar from Publisher:
and the one from Open Office:
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December 06, 2009, 07:47:25 AM »
I have been making them for a while at work, using a Word template very akin to the OO's one of Taquin but directly incorporating pictures in Word, with output on a color laser printer (minolta C550, decent but not great as can be expected).
I now print them from Lightroom at home (R1800).
I'm doing the checkerboard-like monthly calendar in Excel (
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in French and with french holidays and weekends greyed by hand), select a month, paste it in Irfanview and save it as a PNG file, to use it as a custom ID plate in lightroom.
You have to do one print template per month/page... but every sheet runs only once in the printer, which avoids scuffing and the like.
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December 06, 2009, 11:12:03 PM »
I used this last year, modified it a bit moved things about to suit me. The result was a big hit with the family.
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There are some Lightroom calendar templates available here:
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December 07, 2009, 11:27:14 AM »
You didn't really mention what quality a calendar you want and whether or not you want to print it yourself. Most of the online print services (Snapfish, etc.) have calendar templates and are quite easy to use. You can do one like this for much less than $20 including shipping. Quality is satisfactory, but of course no match for what you can do yourself. For the past few years I have used one of these services to do my family calendars, which I give out during the holidays. On a project like this I really don't want to spend a lot of time printing 20 calendars, so this works very well and everyone likes them.
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December 09, 2009, 10:45:13 AM »
If all you are interested in are the actual dates for the calendars there are templates, as others have mentioned, in Word, Open Office and Wordperfect. You can also buy calendar programs that offer different looks, holidays etc.
Of course the easiest would be to just print out the calendars that are preloaded into Word/Wordperfect. I ended up not liking the look of these dates. I then downloaded or bought some calendar building programs and also did not like the look of the calendar. So, I ended up spending a lot of time building my own calendar dates in Wordperfect. It took a long time because I have never used the program except for writing simple letters. That was years ago and I am pretty quick at making my months now.
So, that is information on the dates. If you want more information here is my history of printing my calendars, copy/pasted from a post I made over in DPreview. It gives information on starting/ending costs of printing them and ways to save money with binding etc.
This printing company has some of the best prices for bulk calendar printing.
I have not used them so I do not know their quality but a quick check it was below $13 per calendar if ordering 35.
It also looks like you asked this question last year, did you try any place last year?
If so did you not like the quality?
You also asked about price to print your own. If you use OEM inks and have to go out and have them punched/bound you can expect to spend $20 per calendar plus all the time spent. See below to lower that cost 75%.
I have been making my own calendars since 2002. The best thing about printing them yourself is that you made them. You can print different images on each calendar so people get different calendars. I make around 50 per year now and I make 3 or 4 different image selections so not everyone gets the same thing. I also make them with 8.5x11 paper, 11x17 paper and 13X19 paper.
I went from $20 per calendar to probably $4 per calendar. The biggest cost is OEM ink, I changed to 3rd party ink for my calendars. That made the print cost go from approx. $1 per image to 5 cents (10 cents now with pigment ink) per image.
The next biggest cost is the binding. Most places charge about $3 to punch and bind a calendar. To bring this cost down I started taking a box of paper (100-150 sheets) and having them punched for coil binding, that costs approx $3. Then go to an office supply store and buy a box of coils (100 coils for $15), now you have enough coils for a few years of calendars. Now print your images, making sure you position the image on the paper so it does not spray through the punched holes. Then put coils through the holes, trim and bend the ends. Or, print the images 1st then have them punched so you do not have to worry about the holes when printing.
Next cost is paper. If you find a buy one get one free offer for double sided matte paper you can get the paper down to under $.15 per sheet. Also, expect the paper to curl after your done printing and the calendar is hanging on the wall.
So, per calendar price is under $2 for paper, around $1 for ink, under $.50 for punching and $.15 for binding. That puts it under $4 for ink/paper/binding. Then add $1 for wasted ink and paper for misfeeds, loading paper incorrectly and that still puts them under $5.
Now your time. It takes a lot of time to print a calendar from taking the pictures, processing the pictures if you do any post processing. Printing the images goes from under 2 minutes (Canon i960) to 20 minutes (old Epson 890) depending on the printer. Depending on how you make your dates you can print them from a calendar template for a word processor, use a calendar program or make them from scratch. I started making them from scratch because I did not like the look of any templates or programs so add some time for that. Unfortunately they end up having minor errors no matter how many people I have check them over.
To help with time you hope your printer will feed good and use a program like Qimage. Then you can load 24 sheets, load the images in qimage and press print. Come back and hour or two later and if no problems with paper feeding you have images printed for 2 calendars. Then refill your ink (even better if you have a CIS system) and start again.
But, most printers do not feed well, even the pro printers (I now use a Canon iPF5000). My i9900 would not feed alot and you have to help the printer out a lot and that wastes a lot of time. I also would have 50-100 misfeed/print errors for wasted sheets. The iPF5000 feeds much better and last year only had maybe 10 sheets wasted from feeding issues. Still has problems picking paper up so I have to clean the rollers after feeding around 24 pages through.
But, even after all the effort and time I still enjoy making them. It also gives me a reason to get out and take photographs.
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December 09, 2009, 02:43:37 PM »
I created my own calendar template, just using basic tools in Photoshop (drawing lines, text boxes, cut & paste, etc.). Once I had a template, which was a little tedious but not difficult, it was pretty easy to create the various monthly pages.
Binding is an issue. I use plastic comb-type binding on the top edge, which is easy to do if you have access to the office device that does the punching & binding. However, I've never been completely happy with how it hangs on the wall with a comb top.
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December 09, 2009, 05:48:47 PM »
M/S Publisher works well for me, I think it uses both Excel and Word.
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December 09, 2009, 06:40:41 PM »
Lisa, depending on how many calendars you make you could look into this 'thumb punch' and hangers. I do not see why they would not work with the comb binding, I think it is made to use with the double wire loop binding.
and near the bottom of this page it shows the wire calendar hangers
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December 16, 2009, 04:35:34 PM »
Quote from: NikoJorj
I'm doing the checkerboard-like monthly calendar [...] as a PNG file, to use it as a custom ID plate in lightroom.
This has one big drawback I forgot, but am just running into now : the ID plate doesn't seem color managed in LR.
For black on white, that doesn't matter, but as long as there is more, it's off.
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December 17, 2009, 10:42:20 AM »
I 2nd Mike's recommendation of:
The templates are numerous and very handy. For me the real meat is the countless .png calendar overlays that can be effectively placed on any print. Well worth the 8 bucks - I'll be back next year......
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There are some things in fashion that just fit together: Anna and her haircut, tailored pants and single-soled pumps, Refinery29 and Suno. So, it was only natural that we paired up with one of our favorite designers to fête its fall '13 collection in style. And, despite the #snowmaggedon, chic friends and fans of the brand came out to The Jane by the dozens.
There was a gif booth, music by Chelsea Leyland, delicious cake, and, of course, girls aplenty sporting Erin Beatty and Max Osterweis designs. As the snow outside piled up, partiers inside got down, surprised (when they finally decided to call it a night) by the white wonderland (yes, before it turned to slush) that had amassed while they bunkered down in the fireplace-clad hotel.
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Pete Shaw highlights the story of Noah to explore how the story would have been understood in ancient times and from there he goes on to explore how we might consider it today.
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Photos: [top] Jack and [bottom] Jill, before and after receiving treatment at the ASPCA Animal Hospital.
Can you imagine leaving your pets behind in your former home, even in the worst possible circumstances? We can't either. And yet, after Jerome Smith, 23, was evicted from his Harlem apartment, he chose to do just that to his six-month-old puppies.
When New York City Animal Care & Control officers opened the door to Smith's former home in September, they found Terrier mix puppies Jack and Jill, all alone and in bad shape.
The officers called ASPCA Humane Law Enforcement, and our agents brought the pups to the ASPCA Animal Hospital right away.
ASPCA veterinarians found Jack and Jill to be dehydrated, malnourished and severely underweight. Jack weighed 12.7 pounds and Jill weighed 8.5 pounds. By contrast, after being fed a balanced diet and receiving treatment by ASPCA staff, Jack now weighs 36.5 pounds and Jill weighs 30.3 pounds—a 187 and 256 percent increase, respectively.
The ASPCA arrested Smith in December. He was charged with two counts of misdemeanor animal cruelty. If convicted, he faces up to two years in jail and/or a $2,000 fine.
Jack and Jill's story ends happily. On January 13, Jill was adopted! Jack is waiting for a forever family at the ASPCA Adoption Center, located in Manhattan. To learn more about how you can adopt Jack, please visit the ASPCA Adoption Center online.
Update 1/18/13: We are thrilled to report that Jack was adopted!
If you suspect you've witnessed animal cruelty, please report it.
In late October, New York City corrections officer Justin Burton, 35, brought one-year-old Pit mix Tori to NYC Animal Care & Control. Staff immediately noticed that Tori's collar was deeply embedded in his neck, leaving an excruciating wound. They called ASPCA Humane Law Enforcement right away.
Agents took Tori to the ASPCA Animal Hospital for evaluation and treatment. Our veterinarians found Tori to be in severe pain from the wound, which was estimated to be three weeks old and caused by an embedded collar. Tori was treated with pain medication and antibiotics, and he is continuing to recover at the hospital.
As for Burton, Agents arrested him on January 5. If convicted, he faces up to one year in jail and/or a $1,000 fine.
Watch this blog for updates on Tori. He's getting better every day, and when he's fully recovered, he'll be available for adoption!
Tori came to the ASPCA just over a month after Briana, another dog who suffered a painful wound caused by an embedded collar. Briana is available for adoption at the ASPCA Adoption Center.
If you suspect you've witnessed animal cruelty, please don't wait—report it. It saves lives.
If you're looking for a way to make your charitable donations work harder in 2013, we've got a great idea: Join our rock-star monthly donors, the ASPCA Guardians.
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Last year in Texas, a scared little white pup named Diamond arrived at the City of Abilene's municipal shelter. She was dirty, painfully matted and very scared. No one knew it at the time, but she was also deaf.
If Diamond had arrived at the shelter a year earlier, she may never have found her happy ending. But the folks who work at the City of Abilene shelter are especially dedicated and strongly committed to saving animals' lives. Naturally, they jumped at the chance to take part in the ASPCA's Carroll Petrie Foundation Dog Rescue Project, unveiled in September.
Part of the ASPCA Animal Relocation Initiative, the Carroll Petrie Foundation Dog Rescue Project helps cash-strapped municipal shelters like Abilene's relocate dogs to off-site adoption programs, rescues or private shelters by providing municipal shelters $50 per dog placed. That money can be spent on vet care for an animal, transportation of the pet, or on anything else that will help move the animal out of the shelter.
For Diamond, this program was a godsend. Abilene was able to use the Petrie subsidy to move her to The Pawed Squad rescue. After a desperately needed grooming, Diamond revealed herself to be an adorable little Bichon Frise! She also came out of her shell and showed she would make a wonderful companion.
Soon after rescuing Diamond, the Pawed Squad was able to place her in a loving home that cherishes her every day. Her deafness was never an issue for these awesome adopters.
Congratulations to Abilene, The Pawed Squad rescue and Diamond's happy family. We're so glad the Carroll Petrie Foundation Dog Rescue Project is changing lives like hers and thousands of others.
Want to help support our efforts to find homes for thousands of homeless pets like Diamond? Please consider becoming an ASPCA Guardian today.
We were thrilled to take part in 129 happy reunions last Saturday as families displaced by Hurricane Sandy came to pick up their pets from our Emergency Boarding Facility (EBF) in Brooklyn. The boarding facility has been open since November, and the effort is now coming to a close. We put out calls for pet parents to come and take their pets home.
The Goldstein family of South Freeport, Long Island, traveled to Brooklyn on Saturday to pick up their 3-year-old beagle, Captain Morgan, who had been under our care at the Emergency Boarding Facility for seven weeks. Captain Morgan's furry friend, Skylar, the Goldstein's cat, waited for Captain Morgan in the car so they could all go home together.
Jordyn Clarke of Rockaway Beach was reunited with her cat, Kary, a tortoiseshell mix, and Midnight, a pit bull mix, on Saturday. Jordyn's bungalow on the beach was destroyed, and she has found new housing in Brooklyn. Midnight is being fostered for a few days by a friend until Jordyn is settled in. Midnight's third birthday is next week, and it will be especially nice for her to be at home.
Thomas Young of Far Rockaway and his son picked up their remaining two dogs at the EBF on Saturday. They had already brought home their Shih Tzu, Prince, who, upon returning home, "went right into his kennel!" Brindle, a pit bull mix, and Venom, a mastiff, were thrilled to see each other and tumbled into the car with Young's son. "These are our kids," says Young, whose family is staying in a hotel and working to rebuild their home.
Cuddles, a young female tabby, was reunited with Shondelle Dodson, who was displaced from her home in Canarsie after Hurricane Sandy. She adopted Cuddles from the ASPCA Adoption Center in Manhattan in 2012.
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If you or someone you know is missing a pet post-Sandy, please urge them to visit the ASPCA emergency boarding facility at 1508 Herkimer St. in Brooklyn as soon as possible. Pet parents who wish to reclaim their pets from the boarding facility should call the Hurricane Sandy Pet Hotline at (347) 573-1561.
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Located minutes away from the Bali Ngurah Rai International Airport on the sun-drenched shores of beautiful Nusa Dua, Nusa Dua Beach Hotel & Spa's 23 acres of sculpted gardens provide an oasis of space and tranquility in the heart of exotic Bali. The accomodation features 381 rooms and suites in a resort hotel that invites you to immerse yourself in the pageantry of one of the world's most vibrant cultures.
A palace of refined luxury and privileged hospitality, this 5-star diamond hotel in Bali has welcomed Kings and Queens, Presidents and Prime Ministers since its grand opening for guests who expect the extraordinary to be an imperative, an unforgettable holiday experience awaits you at this luxury Bali Hotel.
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The Nusa Dua Beach Hotel & Spa continuously seeks to improve its facilities and services to optimize your Bali leisure. In the effort to upgrade your holiday experience with us, we are currently undergoing refurbishments in the rooms and spa.
We are delighted to share that the major renovation of our Superior Rooms commences in June 2010. The renovation will be administered in phases. The highest level of noise and dust will in fact occur in the month of June but it will not last for a long period of time. The remainder of the year will see refurbishment which does not create substantial disturbance. The design of the new rooms, conceptualized by Tierra Design of Perth, will show the perfect marriage of trendy amenities in traditional Balinese architecture.
We have started to overhaul the Nusa Dua Spa in April, and expect all treatment rooms and facilities to be ready in August 2010. The new facilities will be launched complete with a new range of treatment and product line, tailored by our Spa Director, Aurore Brahami who joined us from Paris and the Seychelles. The brand new Spa will soon be reopened for your ultimate pampering in Bali and we believe you will truly enjoy our new luxurious facilities.
On another exciting note, Maguro Asian Bistro, which had also been undergoing a substantial refurbishment, is now reopened with a new exciting menu of Pan-Asian delicacies.
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I am currently in the process of rebuilding a horizontal/vertical metal band saw. I got it for free several years ago, and am just finaly getting around to cleaning it up. I just put all new bearings on it, and made the first cut. It was cutting great and then it sort of jumped and started cutting very slow and crooked. When I shut it off and looked at it, there are a coouple very large stretches where the teeth are broke off. It is sort of odd, they are not worn off, they are clearly broken off.
So, I need to get a new blade. What would be the best type/tooth count to get? It will mostly be cutting tubing and flat stock, up to 1/2". I will be using it for aluminum down the road, but that is a ways off still.
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02-09-2009, 11:16 PM #1Member
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Band saw blades?
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I'm thinking that I have a 10/14 on my saw that I use for everything thicker than 16g.
If you were doing production runs you would probably want to take the time to change to the optimum blade for whatever you were cutting.
Others will chime in.
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Band Saw Blades
That's what I'd suggest, 10/14 tooth blade. If you have a 64 1/2" (common) you can get standard blades at Home Depot for around $10. A higher quality "bi-metal" blade goes for around $25 each. I've had the teeth break off of new blades too. I bought my old "PowerCraft" 64 1/2" saw from my neighbor for $25 last year! You can get a belt for the motor at NAPA, check the lube in the gear box, use a good hypoid lube, not grease. Mine doesn't cut perfect, but it suffices until I get a new one. When we all get our "stimulus package" I'll buy a new JET. (LOL)
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Thanks. I think I will run down to Harbor freight and see what they have.
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Take it for what it's worth -
I have a belt drive Enco (same as HF) 7x12.
If I want to cut say a 10"x1/4" piece and stand it up in the saw I know it won't be square, just the nature of the machine, cheap.
If I lay it down I know that the cut will load with chips and wreck the blade.
I keep my belt a little loose so that if the blade locks up the motor pulley
will spin inside the belt. It makes a horrible screeching sound but at least I
haven't ruined a $25. blade.
Also pays to keep an eye on a long cut like this and lift the blade occasionally
and clear the chips.
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Do you have any other comments about this saw. I was planning on purchasing it as I thought it would be a better choice than the 4x6 that HF sells but if the quality is the same maybe I am better off just getting a small but high quality machine.


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Warm Bodies SynopsisA funny new twist on a classic love story, Warm Bodies is a poignant tale about the power of human connection. After a zombie epidemic, R (a highly unusual zombie) encounters Julie (a human survivor), and rescues her from a zombie attack. Julie sees that R is different from the other zombies, and as the two form a special relationship in their struggle for survival, R becomes increasingly more human - setting off an exciting, romantic, and often comical chain of events that begins to transform the other zombies and maybe even the whole lifeless world.
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