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However, with trust in business having come under intense scrutiny from society, the media and industry itself, the past year has seen the development of a deeper understanding of the underlying issues around trust and their root causes. As a result, the definition of trust and its impact on the corporate world are being fundamentally reframed.
This redefinition is taking place against a background in which society as a whole is more mistrusting than ever before, and the perception of measures being taken to bring about change is sceptical at best. This widespread scepticism raises inherent challenges, and points to a shift in the way companies monitor and assess the impacts of their actions – both tangible and intangible – on a more cynical audience.
So, following the initial decline in trust, what is driving this further shift? To a degree, trust in business is recovering from the low point reached during and immediately after the financial crisis. However, a significant 'trust deficit' persists due to the differing perspectives held by business and society on trust: while business has focused more on process and operations, society places more emphasis on behavioural measures.
The question remains as to what can be done to reduce this trust deficit and narrow the gap between business and society. In PwC's view, business needs to refocus its efforts on the behavioural elements that create or destroy trust. But, critically, this change must consolidate the progress already made in processes, controls and reporting – not detract from it.
This is not a straightforward task. While the degree and balance of trust in the system – between society, business and government – is still shifting, it's clear that the loss of trust has been neither a straight-line decline, nor evenly spread.
Since the financial crisis, a blend of intensifying regulation and increased business investment has led initially to a rise, and now a levelling-off, of trust in businesses. Interestingly, the opposite is true for governments, with trust in state institutions having been in global decline since 2011, and now at historic lows.
According to the 2014 Edelman Trust Barometer, this combination of trends has opened up the largest ever trust gap between business and government since the annual barometer launched in 2001. However, business cannot afford to be complacent. Low levels of trust in the system create issues for us all – and rebuilding that trust, as well as closing the deficit, is something to which we must all aspire.
To restore trust, business needs to address both behaviours and delivery. The case for investing in behavioural elements is harder to define and justify than the more tangible economic gains from investment in products, assets and efficiency. To justify investments in behavioural elements, the benefits need to be defined in terms of the dangers of not investing; the risks that become all too clear when a crisis strikes.
Subscribing to the broad trust agenda means doing more to engage with, and contribute to, society. This includes taking more of a leadership role. As trust in government continues to decline, business can step up to bridge this gap. These steps don't need to be self-serving. Perhaps surprisingly, a further finding of the Edelman Trust Barometer is that 84% of respondents believe businesses do good for society while also pursuing their own interests.
What do we need to do to earn back the trust that has been lost? I would point to a number of key actions.
Most important, both industry as a whole and individual businesses must engage at a more personal level with a greater breadth and depth of stakeholders. And they must do this on issues and risks that society deems relevant when it comes to exhibiting integrity and cultivating a credible voice in the market. These issues could involve taking responsibility for impacts along the entire supply chain, the transparency of decision-making metrics, or other areas that society regards as being linked with specific activities and outputs.
Businesses must also communicate their strategy with clarity, honesty and simplicity, and be explicit about the resulting impacts both on society and on their own bottom line. This requires recognition of the constraints and trade-offs to be navigated, and an acceptance that winners and losers will emerge. It also demands an acknowledgement that this is a journey towards trust, and measures and outcomes will not be perfect at any one point in time. What matters is communicating openly across all the criteria reflecting the business's contribution to wealth, both societal and financial.
It would be helpful for businesses to provide forward- looking perspectives that facilitate planning and provide transparency for the market. This doesn't mean predicting the future – but it does mean understanding and describing the business's likely impacts in their widest sense.
But we can't just set out our vision for addressing the trust deficit and rebuilding trust in business and then stand aside for others to make it happen. So what is PwC's own role in rebuilding trust? As part of the business community – and part of the collective system – we need to participate in the behaviours outlined above. We also have a duty to take action in areas where we can make the greatest or most relevant contribution.
One area where we can play a broad role is in rebuilding trust in the system, not only between society and business but also between society and government. Activities to achieve this range from leveraging our established role in the capital markets in providing assurance over financial and non- financial performance, to helping influence change in the system with a view to increasing overall trust and confidence. One example is the way we report our audit conclusions, which is changing to become more discursive and insightful, helping users better understand the information they are using to make critical business decisions.
The need to rebuild trust also has wider implications. At one end of the spectrum, we play our part by validating metrics and numbers across a broad range of companies operating in all sectors and in all four corners of the world. Some of these organisations are involved in addressing significant societal issues, and we work alongside these organisations to provide assurance over the financial information used. Examples include the Programa Bolsa Floresta, a project in a part of the Amazon that aims to structure the economy around activities that do not contribute to deforestation.
We not only assess and verify the information used internally by management and employees, but also give our insights so that they can have full confidence in the data available to them when making decisions. This applies equally to material that is accessible externally, which is paramount to building trust among the complex landscape of stakeholders impacted by those decisions.
As businesses expand their footprint in society, leading to greater complexity of decisions and a more diverse range of risks, we work with them to give a broader perspective on the impact of their activities by providing wider-ranging, more relevant, reliable and timely information to inform their choices.
In terms of supporting companies in building confidence in some of the operational aspects of running the business, we provide assurance over systems and processes to protect against, for example, cyber risks.
Our role in building trust across industries has never been more crucial, or more long term. We recognise that repairing the damage will take many years. Today's unquenchable thirst for information on a real-time basis with ever more accessible data creates challenges, but – more importantly – it also opens up the opportunity to address the gaps and provide knowledge and insights to begin to reduce the trust deficit.
In the UK, we are working with the funds market, including fund administrators, trustees and trade bodies, to provide assurance over fund data using our intelligent data auditing software, 'Halo'. The financial markets are under scrutiny from society as a whole, and will remain so. By working together, we can strengthen belief in the industry and begin to underpin the stability of the markets in the eyes of the public.
This opportunity is exemplified by our work with the Libor panel in the UK. The public lost even more faith in the banking system with the much-publicised Libor scandal. Our help in shaping the processes and controls needed in the systems for the banking industry ensured the sector could respond to regulatory demands and provide assurance around other benchmarks, helping to re-establish the integrity of the published Libor rate.
But we, of course, work beyond any single sector or geography. China has named food safety as one of the country's top three priorities, with a clear need to repair the damage caused to public trust by recent scandals. Working with AsureQuality, we are assessing the operational processes in China's food industry against those in New Zealand, not only to identify gaps, but also to create plans for improvements. When we support government and industry to work together, the benefits are unquestionable and make a real difference to solving the issues that matter to society.
Whatever the scale of the need for building trust, or the size of the contribution made by participants in 'the system', all of us need to acknowledge that we have a part to play. This might be a business's need to address its behaviours or understand the views and requirements of its increasingly diverse range of stakeholders; or it might be advisers such as PwC understanding how to best support industries, governments and business in building trust.
But for all of us, this is a challenge that we must continue to address in every way we can. By working more collaboratively with less self-interest, and engaging directly with society, we can begin to restore trust across the whole system – for the good of all.
In essence, there is a void to be filled to address the behaviour changes society demands of us collectively going forward. PwC has a vital role to play in rebalancing trust between business, governments and the wider community. But the world is more connected than ever, and organisations of every type are being forced to be more transparent, accountable and responsible than ever before. These challenges may change shape or shift direction over time, but either way, they're here to stay.
The complexity of the financial and information systems that bear collective responsibility for rebuilding and sustaining public trust cannot be underestimated – and we are committed to leading the way where we can. But, more importantly, we are determined that we will always be part of the discussion, helping to inspire a movement of trust that creates lasting confidence in business and beyond.


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Nico Rosberg feels Lewis Hamilton's spin in qualifying "definitely cost" him as it meant the German had to back off.
Although many expected Mercedes would dominated Saturday's qualifying for the Austrian GP, it was a very different story when it all panned out.
A mistake from Hamilton on his final run meant the British racer did not complete a lap time. It also meant that Rosberg, who was behind him on the track, was not able to put in his final lap with the Championship leader backing off.
As a result, Williams claimed the 1-2 on the Red Bull Ring grid while Rosberg will start third.
"I definitely didn't expect the Williams to be ahead of me today," he said," but they did a good job.
"It didn't come together perfectly for me today and I lost out on that last lap with Lewis spinning in front of the corner so I couldn't do that lap.
"You have to lift of two-tenths of a second and doing that, two-tenths you have to do three-tenths and it's just would not have been possible to improve on my lap time.
"I backed out of it and that definitely cost me today but that's the way it is."
The German, however, believes he can launch an attack from third place and will be looking to extend his 22-point advantage in the Drivers' standings come Sunday afternoon.
"Third place is okay and it's okay to start from there tomorrow as I have a quick car for the race.
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1 teaspoon
ground ginger
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soy sauce
1/4 cup
2 cloves
garlic, crushed
salt and pepper to taste
With a few changes, this recipe was a #1 hit with our family. My 6 yr old had 2 servings, and my 3 yr old had 3 servings! Here are my changes: I used 1/2 cup each of brown sugar, soy sauce, and ketchup, 2 cloves garlic, minced, and pepper. Left out the ginger and salt (soy sauce is salty enough). Cooked in crock pot on high for about 2 hours, then on low for another 2-3 hours. The sauce was so good over white rice. I can't wait to eat the leftovers for lunch today!
We did not like this. I halved the soy sauce and added honey but otherwise. Followed the recipe but it cooked on low for 10 hours so ihad added some water because I was worried it might dry out. All I could taste was soy sauce and it was just too salty. Thanks anyway, but we won't be making this again.
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Great recipe! I took the advice of others: I used 1/4 cup soy sauce and a 1/4 cup honey. I seasoned the chops with seasoning salt but did not add additional salt or pepper to the sauce. I doubled the sauce recipe and cooked 8 bone in chops. I sliced up two green peppers and added them to the pot about an hour before it was finished. I did thicken the sauce with cornstarch. The meat was falling off the bone in about 4 1/2 hours. It was very tender and moist, the sauce was terrific over white rice. Definitely a keeper! I will try this recipe with beef and chicken also.
I started with frozen solid boneless pork chops and started cooking for 4 hours on low. I used 1/3 c soy sauce and a generous squirt of honey, based on others' comments. They looked done after 4 hours on low, and I ate one after coming home from work. The chops were dry, the sauce was thin, but the chops were good with the sauce on them. For my husband, who would be home 1-3 hours later, I added corn starch as others suggested and turned the crock pot to warm. Two hours later, I turned the crock pot off. When my husband came home, soon after I turned the crock pot off, the pork chops were tender and not dry, the sauce was thickened and he raved about them. Add enough corn starch and it's almost a barbeque type sauce or like the thick sauce Chinese restaurants sometimes serve.
These were the best pork chops that I have ever had that were not fried. My family and I love fried pork chops but they are not all that healthy for you so I chose to fix them a different way and found this recipe. I used pork with the bone and cut the bone out. I then put monteral steak seasoning on them and browned them to keep them from drying out. I then followed the recipe with adding garlic and honey. We had it over rice. The sauce was so good that next time I am going to double the sauce ingredients so there is plenty to go around. The meat was falling apart and smelled so good. Thank you for sharing the recipe and thank you cooks for the ideas.
I followed the advice of some of the other reviewers and used 1/4 cup of soy sauce instead of 1/2 cup. I added 1/4 cup of honey and cooked in the slow cooker on low for 3 hours. I served it over white rice and drizzled some of the sauce over the rice. It was great!
This recipe was amazing! I followed the advice of others and cut down to 1/4 cup of soy sauce. I also added a few squirts of honey. The results were fabulous! Tastes very good with brown rice and broccoli. This recipe is a keeper.
this recipe was fantastic. I used boneless pork chops and doubled the marinade recipe. I also flipped the chops a couple of times during cook, and they were tender and moist!! The sauce didnt smell yummy when i first made it but it cooked into some smokey heaven!! yummmmm Thank you so much we'll have this one over and over.
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I'm new to the forum and this is my first post. I'm looking at building an aux fuel tank for fuel storage on the back of my flatbed. Before I dabble too much into it have a question about the design. I use the flatbed to haul 2 snowmobiles and the tank would be great for extra fuel on long trips so I don't need to run into town for fuel every night.
The flatbed has a headache rack and it extends from the front of the bed about 12'' into the bed. The skis on the snowmobiles go into this space when they are loaded (I don't have the option to slide the snowmobiles back as they hang quite a bit over the edge as it is). So I'd like a fuel tank that has a cutout in the center of it for the skis to go into. My question is about the fuel pump. The ones I know about have one pickup, so whatever space is directly under the pickup is what fuel is sucked up. However, my tank will have a left side, and then a cutout in the center, and then a right side. So I'm wondering how the fuel will get picked up on the right side if the fuel pump is located on the left side. Can you add an extra pickup on the fuel pump to go to the right side as well as the left?
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06-30-2014, 08:43 PM #1Junior Member
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I Could Use Some Help On Design Of Aux Fuel Tank
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just run a small 1/2 or 1/4" hose to connect the two. you could also run a crossover pipe next to the cab side of the tank .that way it wouldn't be in the way of anything.
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Just make the tank with a flat floor, with mounts on each side that will hold it high enough to clear your skis.Obviously, I'm just a hack-artist, you shouldn't be listening to anything I say .....
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Why not a tube dropping below ending in each side of the tank? This practice is used all the time on oil tanks where one big tank would be too heavy, or big to fit down the cellar stairs.
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I was thinking what jsfab said, just make it a big rectangle and mount it as high as you need.
What kind of fuel are you making this for? Diesel, gas or mixed for the sleds.
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The end of the skis sit very high. If the entire tank sat above them the tank would maybe only be 6'' tall (as I want it to stay below the rear window line).
If you run 2 separate lines into one pick up on the pump is there any chance you could suck air (if one side of the tank was lower than the other)?
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Plumb the pump with 2 suction lines and put a shut offs in the lines to switch sides.---Meltedmetal
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Why not an in frame option? If you have no trailer mounting hardware under the flatbed you could fit a nice clean no one knows its there setup... or if your flat bed has side plate mount it on the skirt and frame like a saddle tank? I have a 3/4 ton ford this way to hold fuel for the welding machine, works nice and nothing clutters the flatbed up.
Another idea would be to run your hose under the flat bed from the bottom of the passenger side tank to the driver side, most every 18 wheeler ive ever seen had an equilizer line like this and just let gravity do the work, of course youd never get all the fuel out without draining the tank somehow.


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Gurung has the right background: the grand tradition of American fashion (he began his career at Bill Blass). "Like any young designer, I'm trying to discover who I am, and this season I've been going back to my roots, and accepting where I came from," he said, while traily chiffon skirts, rich red faille dresses, feathered coats, and elaborated tuxedo looks were being packed up after his show. The lineup of luxe tailoring, knitwear, leather dresses, and a whole sweep of eveningwear read as a far more ambitious and diverse statement of intent than the mid-calf dresses he sent out for spring.
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Comments On Aug 25, 2015:The resistor on the low heat side gets really really hot and my first set the wire broke. Put on another set and heading for Idaho to ride six days. Let's see how this one works.
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Comments On Dec 26, 2014:Tusk grip heaters are not the cure all for cold weather riding, but they were simple to install and I loved them for a 50 mile Moab ride. At speeds over 40 mph sure the wind can work against you and the hands are cold, but at lower speeds,( with snow on the ground and 35 degrees out) they were great!
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Comments On Aug 18, 2014:THIS KIT WORKS AWESOME HEATS UP TO KEEP YOUR HAND AND FINGER WARM.. 5 STARS
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Comments On Apr 19, 2014:Only had these on for two rides so far. They work great. Just take care to install them correctly, so you don't stress the wires.
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Comments On Apr 02, 2014:I have been using these for years on all sorts of bikes and love them. The work well and are relatively cheap. Just be sure to put some thick heat shrink tubing on the clutch side of the bar before putting the heating element on to insulate the bars. If you don't, the left side won't get warm as all the heat will go into the metal bars as opposed to going through the rubber grip and getting to your hand.
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Comments On Feb 07, 2014:I just installed & tested Tusk Grip Heater Kit Part# 1246950001
I would be very satisfied, BUT:
I noticed that the throttle side always heats quicker, and on the left side it takes longer...
Quite sure is because on the left side the heating element goes directly over bare metal; therefore, the handlebar absorbs heat.
The package SHOULD include an insulator to prevent this! The add and the instructions SHOULD at least mention this!
Now I am going to have to remove everything and FIX the problem. It should NOT be this way because they are supposed to heat up evenly.
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Comments On Nov 23, 2013:Just installed these and the right hand grip ( throttle) works perfect but the left hand grip ( clutch) barely gets warm. I double checked connections with test light and it has power so not sure what the deal is. Very easy install . I have another set to install on another bike so will see how they work
TECH NOTES: On a motorcycle, the throttle tube insulates the heating element from the handlebar. The throttle side will always heat quicker because of this. On the left, the handlebar will absorb heat.
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Comments On Sep 03, 2013:I can notice a difference, but even on high they do not generate the kind of heat I was hoping. At next grip change will be looking at something a little nicer/sturdier. Need better install instructions as well. It was very difficult to get the grip and the heating unit onto bar and staying put as well.
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Comments On May 29, 2013:Good Grip heaters, switch is cheesy plastic and resistor gets very hot on low setting. I replaced the switch with a higher quality unit and used an electronic flasher for the low setting for a much improved setup.
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Comments On Jan 02, 2013:If you properly clean your bars and wipe them down with rubbing alcohol prior to install these stick great and are very warm. Unfortunately, they're way too flimsy. I only managed about 800 dual sport miles with mine before the resistor wire snapped at the ceramic heat sink - despite making a concentrated effort to provide strain relief to this obvious weak point. The high setting would still work but tends to make your palms sweat in any temp above 'very cold' so I just removed them entirely. The price is great but unless you find a way to adequately reinforce the resistor the installation hassle just doesn't justify the mileage.
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Words and pictures show progression to Holocaust atrocities in Concord exhibit
CONCORD - Holocaust survivor Kati Preston, the daughter of a Jewish father and a Catholic mother, was 5 years old and being hidden from the Nazis in a tiny attic by a peasant woman when her mother managed to smuggle her father out of a Jewish ghetto in the tightening grip of German SS troops.
"She was going to take him to Romania where they weren't killing people yet; he decided to visit me in my little attic where I was hidden because he wouldn't see me for a long time." said Preston, now a Barnstead resident. "They caught him on that road and killed him."
Preston spoke at the opening of an exhibit at the state library in Concord that recalls the history and horrors of the Nazi concentration and extermination camp at Auschwitz in German-occupied Poland during World War II.
"I still feel guilty, it wasn't my doing, it was his love for his child that he wanted to see that killed him," Preston said. "The only thing we can gain from all that is (knowing) that it did happen and use it as a tool so that it doesn't happen again."
The exhibit will be open to the public for the next three weeks. Through a chronological series of 31 panels, the ideology and circumstances that lead to the creation of Auschwitz and the deaths of more than 1 million people is shown through words and pictures.
Work to bring the traveling exhibit to New Hampshire began during a testimonial dinner honoring former Manchester Mayor Ray Wieczorek on his retirement from the state Executive Council.
Polish honorary consul Marek Lesniewiski-Lass attended the Wieczorek dinner and mentioned in conversation with state Rep. John Cebrowski, R-Bedford, that the exhibit was soon to open in Boston.
"I immediately jumped on it and said 'we've got to do it in New Hampshire,'" said Cebrowski.
"I have seen the ovens and stood in the gas chamber," Cebrowski said, "I have seen the exhibit, it is an incredible educational tool."
One guest at the Concord opening, Rolf Schutte, the German consul general for New England, said his invitation and presence is not something he can consider "normal" because Holocaust survivors and members of victims families would also be present, but he did not hesitate to accept.
"Germans today do not shy away from facing their responsibility for Auschwitz," Schutte said. "They know these crimes cannot be undone and are convinced that this part of German history cannot be forgotten and lessons must be drawn from it."
Cebrowski and Preston each said that they hope children will be brought to the exhibit, perhaps as part of the school trips to the State House.
Preston speaks to children about the lessons of the Holocaust by explaining how it started from relatively trifling acts and grew into horrific crimes against humanity.
"I just give the the details of how slowly things can progress and how terrible it can become," she said. "I am somebody personally coming to them and saying 'here I am, I was there. Here is a picture of me when I was a kid' so it connects them to history."
The exhibit will run through March 22. The library, at North State and Park streets in Concord, is open Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
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already described on the other two versions, this one uses ascii characters on game style to display elapsed time.
Variation of the theme, this one blinks in low profile on top level of X, ie, it is visible, indeed small.
Try changing fonts and sizes of osd_cat
Works on real time clock, unix time based, decrementing the actual time from initial time saved in an environment variable exported to child process inside watch
Shows elapsed time from start of script in hh:mm:ss format
Non afected by system slow down due to the use of date.
printf treats first char after single ' as numeric equivalent
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change the *.avi to whatever you want to match, you can remove it altogether if you want to check all files.
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A variation of a script I found on this site and then slimmed down to just use awk. It displays all users who have attempted to login to the box and failed using SSH. Pipe it to the sort command to see which usernames have the most failed logins.
This command adds the numbers 10, 12, 14 to a bunch of mp3's in the current working directory. You can then run the command replacing the inital i=10 with i=11 to add 11,13,15 in another directory then mv the files together and the first files interweave with the second group of files. I used this to weave a backlog of a podcast with other podcast so I didn't get sick of one while I was catching up. I started at 10 because printf blows up with 0 padded numbers 08 and 09 which kind of makes the printf command redundant as it was used to pad numbers 1 - 9 so they would come first and not get sorted incorrectly


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NASA Administrator Charles Bolden April 23 recognized three companies as winners of the agency's 2012 Small Business Industry Awards.
The Small Business Industry Award Program highlights a large business prime contractor, a small business prime contractor and a small business subcontractor for outstanding support to NASA in achieving the agency's mission during the fiscal year.
"Our industry partners are helping NASA remain the world leader in space exploration," said Bolden, who presented the awards at a CEO Roundtable Summit he hosted at NASA Headquarters, Washington. "Small business represents the best of the American spirit of innovation, the drive to solve problems and create solutions to our biggest challenges. We're pleased to recognize the excellence of these entrepreneurs, whose work brings a great return on the taxpayer's investment."
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UIS students, faculty, and staff have access to state-of-the-art computing facilities, including our open access computer lab in the University Hall Building [UHB 2000] and the multimedia lab on the first level of Brookens Library, Media Lab [BRK 180). Color and black/white prints may be purchased at these locations using your iCard. The labs are available for use by all current UIS students, staff, faculty.
Please read the Guidelines for Using Computer Labs.
UIS students will be allotted $25.00 in printing funds per calendar year. The $25 credit will be added to the student's Pharos printing account the first time his or her i-card is swiped at a Pharos print station. The $25 credit can only be used for printing services and cannot be used in other areas where i-card payment is accepted. The $25 credit account, which will be displayed at the Pharos station, is labeled UIS Technology Fee. Black and white prints are $.10 per page, and color prints are $.25 per page.
General Access Computer Labs
UHB 2000 [19 workstations]
This is a general access computer lab with 14 Intel Core 2 Duo Dells with CD-RW/DVD drives, five Intel iMac computers, and black and white and color laser printers .
Hours for UHB 2000
- Mon-Thur – 7:30am to 10pm
- Fri – 7:30am to 5pm
- Sat-Sun Closed
- Phone: 217-206-7100
Media Lab, BRK 180 [17 workstations]
The Multimedia Lab in BRK 180 is a specialized lab of seventeen computer graphics, digital video and audio production. In addition to common software for word processing, spreadsheet, and presentations, you have a variety of computer hardware and software suited for developing almost every type of multimedia project. Equipment such as scanners, CD and DVD burners, digital slide scanners, analog/digital video converters, printers, and TV/DVD/VCR players are available for use. The lab contains a digital editing suite [or eSuite] for audio production, adding voice-overs, and capturing/mixing audio in a studio environment.
Here is a listing of the stations available in the lab:
- 7 Intel iMacs
- 1 Intel Mac Minis
- 9 Dell Workstations
Hours for Media Lab, BRK 180
- Mon-Thur – 8:30am to midnight
- Fri – 8:30am – 5pm
- Sat – 10am to 6pm
- Sun – 2pm to 10pm
- Phone: 217-206-6550
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This large teaching computer lab is equipped with two projectors and two LCD screens, allowing students to see what is being projected from any seat.
HSB 110 [30 workstations]
This flexible classroom is designed for active learning. Five conference style tables, seating six students each, encourage collaborations and discussions. A laptop cart is available in this room so that students have access to computers when needed. Each table has a large LCD screen so that students can display their computer content to share with the group.
UHB 2025 [30 workstations]
This classroom is equipped with Intel Duo Core PCs with CD-RW/DVD drives, two network video projectors, interactive whiteboard, instructor podium with DVD/VCR player and document camera, and touch panel control system. A lecture capture system is permanently installed in this teaching lab (call 206-6000 to schedule a recording or for training). Black and white printing is available in this lab.
UHB 2028 [24workstations]
This classroom is equipped with Intel Duo Core PCs with CD-RW/DVD drives, instructor podium with DVD/VCR player and document camera, network video projector, interactive whiteboard, and touch panel control system. Black and white printing is available in this lab.
The largest of our teaching labs, UHB2030 has 50 student stations and an instructor podium with a DVD/VCR player, document camera, 2 network video projector and touch panel control system. Printing is available through the print stations in UHB2000.
BRK 141B [22 workstations]
This computer lab has 22 iMacs that run both the Mac OS and Windows 7. This lab is also outfitted with scanners, dvd/vhs combo decks with a digital video converter, and specialized software for multimedia development. This lab is used as a teaching and training lab.
BRK 413 [24 workstations]
This computer lab is used as a teaching and training lab. The lab houses Pentium IV PCs with CD-RW/DVD drives, a B&W laser printer, video projector. The instructor station has software installed to enable the instructor to view and control other PCs in the lab.
PAC 493 [29 workstations]
This lab is used mainly for lectures and software training. It houses an instructor station, video projector, sound system, DVD/VCR player, Pentium IV PCs and a B&W laser printer.
HRB 111 [35 workstations]
Used mainly for lectures and software training, this lab houses PCs with CD-RW/DVD drives, instructor podium with a DVD/VCR player, video projector, interactive whiteboard and a B&W laser printer.
This teaching computer lab is outfitted with iMacs, scanners, advanced graphics application, and improved large-scale printing capabilities. In adition these Macs have the ability to boot in to the Windows 7.


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Carlos' "Journey through the Universe" began in 1998 when a close friend, then Director of Marketing and Personal Appearances at the Miss Universe Organization asked him to join her staff. He accepted the challenge because it was such a perfect fit to his creative background in the beauty, fashion and advertising industry. Soon after he was booking titleholder's appearances, executing appearance contracts, building titleholder's schedules and running the department's administration. Shortly thereafter, Carlos went on to assist Paula Shugart, then V.P. of Production and he got to learn live TV production. Paula became the President of the Miss Universe Organization and Carlos's duties and responsibilities now in the corporate industry turned into a bicoastal venture and an unforgettable experience. His performance through the years was recognized and he was promoted to Manager of Domestic Licensing in 2004, managing the state directors and the domestic system. To date, Carlos remains on his journey through the Universe and loving his path. As far as he is concerned, he's earned his crown and sash!
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In many arts, science, and applied subjects you can complete a four-year bachelor's degree at UFV; for others you can complete one or two years at UFV and then transfer to finish the degree elsewhere.
The transferability of UFV courses to B.C. universities is listed in the B.C. Council on Admissions and Transfer (BCCAT) online transfer guide at bctransferguide.ca. BCCAT
also publishes a booklet, "Tips for Transfer" available online or from Student
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about transfer, and provides many useful hints for transfer students.
The B.C. transfer guide does not include all upper-level transfer credit. For transfer of courses not found in the B.C. transfer guide, including transfer of courses outside B.C., consult the institution you wish to attend.
In order to do your UFV course planning, you must be familiar with the degree program at the university to which you wish to transfer. A UFV educational advisor can assist you in understanding the university calendars, and planning your UFV courses.
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• Students usually complete a full first year (30 credits/10 courses) before transferring.
• Grades less than C are not assured of transfer credit.
• A cumulative grade point average of at least 2.0 (C average) may be required.
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• Students may not normally transfer more than 60 credits towards a four-year degree (residency requirement)
• Transfer credit is always evaluated by the post-secondary institution from which the credential is to be obtained.
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• Some institutions may recalculate your grade point average, including all attempts of any repeated courses.
• Major universities usually only give credit for upper-division courses (300- and 400-level) on a case by case basis. These courses are not generally included in formal transfer guides.
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"Save Me" is a deft exploration of the controversial ex-gay movement. The story follows Mark, a drug-addicted young man who overdoses and finds himself at the mercy of his disapproving family. Their solution to Mark's problems is to check him into a Christian run ministry overseen by Gayle, who believes she can help cure young men of their 'gay affliction' through spiritual guidance. At first, Mark resists the efforts of Gayle and her loving husband Ted, but soon finds solace and brotherhood with several of the members, including Scott, who is battling family demons of his own. When Mark and Scott begin to find their friendship developing into an unexpected romance, both are forced to confront the new attitudes they're beginning to accept, and Gayle finds the values she holds as an absolute truth to be threatened.
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Mistake #15: If you are not good at something, don't do that something in front of the camera.
Over the years, Walters has done a lot more than just ask the questions in her interviews. She's tried her hand at some of her guests' favorite activities, from shooting hoops with Shaq to lifting weights with Arnold Schwarzenegger.
#14: Dancing is fine; stripping is out of the question.
Walters has taken a turn on the dance floor with stars like Al Pacino and Patrick Swayze, but Demi Moore went one step further. She had a new movie called "Striptease" out in 1996, and offered to teach Walters how to dance like a stripper. The lesson? It was not a good idea to teach Walters how to dance like a stripper.
#13: Never ask me to sing, because I will.
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#12: Never compete with a cartoon character.
What's even trickier than interviewing a big star? Interviewing a big star who isn't real. Walters has taken on the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and Shrek, only to discover that some things are better left for Saturday morning cartoons.
#11: Don't pretend to be hot when you're not. When talking to hot, young stars like Paris Hilton, Will Smith, Beyonce and Kanye West, Walters tries to show that she, too, is hot, jiggy with it, and all-around bootylicious.
#10: If I say you're fascinating, please don't deny it.
Every year Walters interviews the "10 Most Fascinating People of the Year" for her special. But some guests, like Oprah Winfrey and David Letterman, challenge their nomination to the list.
#9: Never grant me an interview unless you are prepared to deal with all the emotional issues in your life.
Some stars forget to bring the Kleenex to their interviews, even though Walters is known for making everyone from Courtney Love to Patrick Swayze cry.
#8: The entire Warren Beatty interview.
He's wonderful and a talented actor, but Walters learned that Warren Beatty didn't always make for a great interview. The questions got longer, and the answers got shorter.
#7: Call Teri Hatcher every month, just in case.
Teri Hatcher asked that a poignant portion of her interview with Walters not be run. A month later, Vanity Fair magazine shared the story of how Hatcher was molested by her uncle as a child.
#6: Predicting the future can be dicey.
Walters commonly asks celebrities where they think they will be in 10 years, and she's gotten some truly outlandish predictions.
#5: Unless someone is openly gay, it's nobody's business — including mine.
Walters openly discusses sexual orientation with Boy George, Drew Barrymore, Ellen DeGeneres, and the Fab Five from "Queer Eye," but she regrets asking Ricky Martin to address the rumors about his sexuality.
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Everyone knows Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, Sammy Davis Jr., and original Rat Packer Humphrey Bogart all looked great in suits. But few know how they looked in their birthday suits—did you ever see photographs of Ol' Blue Eyes or Bogey shirtless? However, Google "Dylan McDermott naked" and almost half a million results will appear. Hours after the premiere of American Horror Story, screenshots of the actor's disrobed body were all over the Net.
And what a body . . . McDermott, at the ripe old age of 50, is one of a new breed of hyperfit fiftysomething leading men, joining Liam Neeson, 59, Viggo Mortensen, 53, and 51-year-olds David Duchovny and Sean Penn. Sure, it's easy for younger guys to look fit—even Seth Rogen can quickly shed baby fat to look respectable—but there's a well-earned, and more permanent, feeling to the older generation's definition. "They've been doing it all along," says Pat Manocchia, Neeson's trainer and the founder of Manhattan's La Palestra Center for Preventative Medicine, which combines medicine with nutrition and exercise. "At 48, they didn't think, 'Oops.' These guys are accustomed to working hard." Neeson trains five to six days a week, doing a combination of cardio and stability work and muscular-endurance training. Duchovny exercises five days a week with his trainer, John Scarangello, the owner of Los Angeles' Kinetic Cycling. He works out for about an hour, interspersing strength activities for his legs, core, and upper body with cardio. "Older people have endurance," says Scarangello, who's 47. "Instead of seeing how much weight we can lift, we see how long we can keep the intensity up. We incorporate as many moves as we can, trying to use every muscle in the body." That, and eat about 200 fewer daily calories than younger guys. "We're not 20 anymore," Scarangello says. "Our calorific requirement is much less."
And what about the vices of youth? While the whiskey-loving Sinatra famously sang, "I'm gonna live till I die," today's fiftysomething men-among-men like Duchovny follow a very different code. "I've never seen David drink more than one glass of wine at a time," Scarangello says. "He's very moderate." The Rat Pack is dead. Long live the Ripped Pack.


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Pastor Maldonado believes 2013 could be a "breakthrough" season for Williams as they attempt to become regular podium visitors...
Pastor Maldonado believes 2013 could be a "breakthrough" season for Williams as they attempt to become regular podium visitors.
After a dismal 2011 campaign in which just five points were scored, Williams began to return to form this past season.
Scoring 76 points, the team even bagged a podium finish courtesy of Maldonado's impressive Spanish GP victory.
However, the 76 still meant Williams were down in eighth place in the Constructors' Championship with Toro Rosso the only established team to have scored yet.
Maldonado, though, hopes next season could witness yet another step up the grid for Williams.
"The goal is to be more competitive next year and have a car that is consistently in the points and challenging for podiums," said the Venezuelan.
"This year we showed excellent pace at a number of tracks such as Barcelona, Monaco and Abu Dhabi, but we didn't have the consistency to maintain that at every grand prix.
"We have all the tools needed to push the top teams, and hopefully we can learn from this year and move further up the field."
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Stopped by a buddy's shop today to ask his advice on a trailer issue I'd never run into before (nice having a fellow 1989 classmate living in the same town who has 15 more years of experience than I do!!) and noticed that his three helpers were all MIG'ing at the same time on a contract he has going on. One of them was using a DW302 with a D-75DX feeder, one of them was using an Invision 354MP with an S-75DX, and one of them was using a MM210 with 3035 SG. Then, my-buddy-the-boss was using a L255C with a Magnum 250 SG. I asked him (since I have a L PT185 in the back of my truck) if, since he was the boss, he got to choose the "best rig" in the house to work with. Yeah, right. He stopped production by his other three welders and brought them all over to where we were standing and said "Ok...Clint wants to know what you guys think is the best welder/spoolgun setup in the shop is for aluminum and carbon. He has a new contract and is going to buy either the MM210 with a 3035 or he's going to buy a Lincoln 255C with a push/pull setup. What do y'all think?"
Response 1: "Do yourself a favor and buy the Miller 210 and save yourself the heartache."
Response 2: "Go ahead and buy the Miller and give me the extra $1000 bucks you'd spend on the 255C and push/pull."
Response 3: "Tell ya what...come over here to my station and give me 10 good beads in a row with the '210. Then, if you can give me 10 good beads with the Lincoln that look just as good, I'll give you $500 and you'll be halfway to accomplishing what he said (Response #2)."
So......what did I do? I asked my-buddy-the-shop-owner if he would let me run 5 beads each on the MM210 and the L255C.
The difference was NIGHT AND DAY!!!!!!!!!! How the H*LL does Lincoln get away with being "an official NASCAR sponsor" and all that other hoop-la????????????!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!???????????? I mean, I don't have tons of experience with a spool gun and the only Millers I've ever played with were Synchro 350's back when I was learning to TIG aluminum in 2000/2001, but HOLYJEEZUS the difference was as plain as night and day!!!
Okay...end of rant. Just thought you guys would appreciate all that. Guess I'll be buying a MM210 and 3035SG in the near future.... Anybody know who I can unload a Lincoln PrecisionTIG185 on so I can buy me a Dynasty 200 DX????
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08-13-2007, 07:39 PM #1Senior Member
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MM210 w/ 3035 Beats L255C in Real-World Test
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I have that setup and will not trade it for anything. Very smooth and easy to operate. I haven't ever run a red one, so no comments about that. Suffice to say I am still holding a 20+ year old grudge with Lincoln and will not be changing my opinion in the next decade.
BTW, if you want a MM210, better hurry. The MM212's are already out. I have a hunch the 210's are gonna start getting gobbled up fast.Don
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Finally...someone who agrees with me. I had to do a stint as a production line welder on farm equipment and the thought of using a red wire feeder gives me a cold shiver to this day I found that when you're getting payed for production (aren't we all), using red just lead to a frustrating shift because you spent the whole time fighting feeding issues and when the mood struck them to feed properly, the weld quality simply isn't the same. I figure that every machine has it's own sweet spot and even if you don't like a particular welder, you can still work with it but with red, you just can't find the sweet spot. Buy the miller and never look back. Just my take as usual but 15 years across 4 provinces and I have yet to find a red wire feeder I like.
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Hey Clint,
If you like the MM210 w/3035 Spoolgun, you should come on up here to VA and run my MM251 w/30A Spoolgun. You'll swear you died and went to Heaven.
As someone mentioned, if you're serious about a MM210 now might be the time. As you probably know, the MM210 has been replaced with the MM212. With the 212 Miller has replaced a lot of the copper in the MM210 with aluminum (weight/cost savings). While I'm sure they've done their research and everything will be fine, I still like the copper over aluminum, particularly where I am (next to salt water).
i don't think i have ever herd a complaint about the MM210. its on my list of must have's but looks like it will end up being a 212, still a safe bet.
the jump from the PrecisionTIG185 to the Dyn200Dx will be rather likable to i suspect.thanks for the help
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I have the Millermatic pulser at home which is basically a 210 with pulsed spool gun and it works good. Had a little trouble with it turned up all the way, but not sure if that was me or the machine, still welded good though when I could get it to not burn itself to the tip
At work We have an old 200 w/spool gun and a 251 w/spool gun, both work great. Only almuninum we do at work is trailer ramps, everything else is steel.Scott
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My honest opinion. The Millermatic 210 is probably one of the finest MIG's of this time. I have sold alot of them and have had zero, nada, zippo, zed complaints about them.
HMW, hold onto that MM200 as long as you can. They REALLY don't make 'em like that anymore...and I mean nobody.
Good choice with the MM210. In fairness I have sold many PM255C's as well and are a good machine. The Magnum Spoolgun is junk though. Lincoln does have a new spoolgun now that is miles better than the Magnum SG.
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The talk of the aluminum on the secondary side in the new MM212 is still making me nervous. I really hope the 212 doesn't end up being a lemon!!!
The delivery guy was by today with my new Bernard gun but took it with him when nobody was home to sign for it. Nothing worse than knowing it is sitting in a delivery truck somewhere close and having to wait til tommorow to get it....
I really do hope the 212 exceeds the reputation of the 210....time will tell I guess.
If you like the MM210 w/3035 Spoolgun, you should come on up here to VA and run my MM251 w/30A Spoolgun. You'll swear you died and went to Heaven.
I agree with Sundown, I talked to a lot of guys with the 210/3035 spoolgun, and they are a lot happier with the 251/30A spoolgun. Waited a couple more months to get the 251/30A packageI'm not late...
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Hello everyone,
I just wanted to clarify a few things with regards to aluminum vs copper in the Millermatic 212.
When designing the new Millermatics we talked to alot of customers and one of the things mentioned many times was "we love the arc, don't change it". Because of this the Millermatic 212 has the same transfomer and stabilizer design as the Millermatic 210. We did add some nice features and put it in a new case but the arc perfomance and that same reliable field proven design are still there.
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BLACKSBURG, Va. (March 5, 2010) - The ETSU track and field team closed out its indoor season with a couple strong performances Saturday at the Virginia Tech Final Qualifier inside the Rector Field House in Blacksburg, Va.
"The VT Final Qualifier was a great way to conclude our indoor season," said assistant coach Eli Sunquist. "We had three lifetime bests set during the meet, and we are in great shape heading into the Outdoor season. Jasmine ran an excellent 400m race, and Bethany and Lexie continue to get better each week. Mike ran a good hurdle race, and we were very fortunate to have Ifrish back to run in this meet."
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On the men's side, senior Mike James (Palm Bay, Fla.) finished fifth in the 60m hurdles after running a time of 8.06. Ifrish Alberg (Paramaribo, Suriname) also bounced back to perform well in the men's 60m dash placing seventh with a time of 6.93.
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Wednesday, May 05, 2004JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (May 5, 2004) - The East Tennessee State women's tennis team finish their season tied for fourth after being slated to finish seventh in the SoCon preseason coaches' poll. In his third season as head coach of the women's team, Steve Brooks has seen the team make huge strides from finishing 1-21 in his first year and posting a 12-17 record in the 2002-03 season. Overall, the Bucs had a positive season this year finishing with a 17-13 overall and 6-4 in the conference. Their wins included a first ever win over SoCon opponent College of Charleston in a close 4-3 match at home, and a thrilling 4-1 victory over No. 65 Virginia Tech on the road. "We've come a long way in these past three seasons," commented Brooks. "I'll miss the seniors, but recruiting is going well and I look forward to recruiting local standouts in the future. Next season we will look to build upon the success of the previous seasons to become even stronger." The team also saw success individually as many of the young ladies etched their names in the ETSU record book. Senior Jessica Irey (Clewiston, Fla.) finished the season with a 20-13 record in singles playing primarily in the No. 4 slot. She finishes her career with 72 total wins, which puts her second on the all-time list. She also had success in doubles and recorded 24 wins with teammate Gemma Halim (Jakarta, Indonesia). The 24 wins rank Irey third on the single season doubles wins list. Halim recorded one more win than Irey in doubles and ranks second with the 25 wins. Halim also recorded 23 wins in singles during the season for fifth place on the singles season wins list. Sophomore Sylwia Ziolkowska (Warsaw, Poland) finished the season recording a 19-17 singles record playing at No. 2. Ziolkowska fought hard during the season with ten of her 17 singles losses in the season going to split sets. In doubles, she won 20 matches in the season with ETSU teammates Mariya Ilyina (Kyiv, Ukraine) and Aimee Villavicencio (Lexington, Ky.). Her 20 wins rank her 13 on the season doubles wins list. In her first season, Ilyina quickly made a name for herself by compiling a 28-10 singles record in the season and clinching the title for most single season singles wins. She also carved a spot for herself in doubles history with her 22 wins to put her ranked in the ninth slot. Other notable individual accomplishments for the season include senior Tatiana Arriaran's 13 singles wins and senior Courtney McInnis' (Waterboro, Maine) 17 doubles wins. The women's tennis team also made academic strides with four student-athletes being named to the Buccaneer Honor Roll Jewel Aldea (Charleston, S.C.), Arriaran, Halim, and McInnis. In addition, Aldea and Arriaran were also named to the dean's list. The Buccaneers now look ahead in anticipation for the start of the 2004-05 season and the continuation of rewriting the ETSU record books.
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