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The capital and chief port of the Philippines, on the island of Luzon; population 1,660,700 (est. 2007).
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(also Manilla)
1 (also Manila hemp) [mass noun] The strong fibre of a Philippine plant, used for rope, matting, paper, etc.
- The plant is Musa textilis, family Musaceae.
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- Manila paper is made chiefly from old Manila hemp ropes and is valuable as a strong wrapping paper.
- Therefore, we arrived at a feasible product through mixing the silk fiber with the Manila hemp fiber.
- Sansevieria or bow-string hemp has been tested in Florida as a possible substitute for Manila hemp.
1.1 (also Manila paper) Strong brown paper, originally made from Manila hemp: [as modifier]: he took a brown manila folder from a drawer
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- The assembly saw delegates housed in five-star hotels and carrying upmarket Bonia-brand bags, instead of the usual Manila paper envelopes.
- Marie just rolled her eyes and turned her attention back to the piece of thick Manila paper the teacher was handing out.
- The bearded man left the room and returned a moment later carrying two thick Manila folders which he handed to Cain.
Late 17th century (as an adjective meaning 'from Manila'): from Manila1.
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34 CFR 380.5 - What activities may the Secretary fund under community-based supported employment projects?
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Hugh Ramsay
Hugh Ramsay (25 May 1877 – 5 March 1906) was an Australian artist.
Ramsay was born in Glasgow, Scotland, son of John Ramsay. He moved with his family to Melbourne in 1878. He was educated at Essendon Grammar School, and joined classes at the National Gallery of Victoria at age 16 under Lindsay Bernard Hall and became one of the most brilliant students ever trained there. He won several first prizes, and at the competition for the travelling scholarship held in 1899 was narrowly beaten by Max Meldrum, another student of unusual ability.[1]
Ramsay went to Europe in September 1900 and was fortunate in finding a kindred spirit, George Washington Lambert, on the same vessel - the SS Persic. Arriving at Paris, he entered Académie Colarossi and was soon recognised as a student of great potential. He sent five pictures to the 1902 exhibition of the Société Nationale des Beaux-Arts and four of these were accepted and hung together. No greater compliment could have been paid to a young student. Another Australian student whose studio was in the same building, Ambrose McCarthy Patterson (brother-in-law of Nellie Melba, then at the height of her fame). Ramsay was introduced to Melba, who gave him a commission for a portrait and would no doubt have been able to help him in his career.[2] Unfortunately Ramsay became ill in Paris, and it became necessary for him to return to the warmer climate of Australia and the opportunity to paint Melba was missed. Before leaving Europe, he had exhibited four pictures at the British Colonial Art Exhibition held in London at the Royal Institute galleries.[3]
Returning to Australia, in spite of failing health, Ramsay succeeded in doing some remarkable work including The Sisters (1904; Art Gallery of New South Wales, Sydney), Lady with a Fan (possibly his most famous painting), the portrait of David Scott Mitchell, and his own portrait, now in the National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne. He gradually became weaker and died in Clydebank near the Gippsland Lakes on 5 March 1906 a few weeks before completing his twenty-ninth year. He was buried in St Kilda Cemetery.
- ^ Fullerton, Patricia (1988). Hugh Ramsay (1877–1906). Australian Dictionary of Biography (Australian National University).
- ^ Blainey, Ann. I am Melba: a biography. Melbourne: Black Inc. ISBN 9781863951838.
- ^ Fullerton, Patricia (1988). Hugh Ramsay, his life and work. Hawthorn, Victoria: Hudson. ISBN 0949873101.
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In the apartment house you will find the trendy Cafe Latte, where you can have breakfast, lunch or cocktails in the evening, as well as a bakery open till midnight!
A supermarket, restaurants, an ice cream parlor, snack bars, a kiosk (at the underground station) and shops are within walking distance. Fashionable bars and restaurants can be found under the arches of the underground (Stadtbahnboegen).
Our apartment house is located in front of an underground and tramway station. It takes about 10 minutes to get to the city center and less than 10 minutes to Mariahilferstrasse with its endless shopping possibilities.
The Metropol theatre is within walking distance, Volksoper and Josefstadt Theatre are within easy reach as well.
You can wash your clothes in a coin operated shop which is located in 8 minutes walking distance. (Ottakringerstrasse 52)
This apartment is perfectly suited for up to six people or a family.
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we stayed at Vienna for 4 days: 4 wonderful delightful days. The appartment was clean, spacious, very well equipped. No ned to take towels, bedlinnen, it was al provided for.There was a coffee bar on the ground flour, and another one three houses below. We were right in the middle between St Stephansplatz and Schonbrunn, and 4 stops with the metro fron the Naschmarkt. On foot we reached Stephansplatz on 25 minutes sharp, while window shopping! Sonja and Roos
Fantastic host! Everything just went perfect, and Birgit & Walter provides a standard of service , above great hotels! Fast, friendly and very effecient service. The highest reccomendation.
The apartment is very nice match what you see in the picture. Walter was friendliest to all. The location is great because it is in front of the meter and in a few minutes by metro you can reach everything there is to see.
L'appartamento è molto carino corrisponde a ciò che si vede in foto. Walter è stato disponibilissimo per tutto. La posizione è ottima perchè è di fronte alla metro e in pochi minuti di metro si raggiunge tutto ciò che c'è da vedere.
Excellent apartment. Clean, city centre easily accessible by superb public transport. Bottle of wine and coffeee on arrival a lovely touch. Wish toilet was inside, but hey that's a minor issue and it was private. Cannot fault at all. Highly recommended, great value for money. Richard and Dee.
We went to Wien for 4 days for New Year's eve and we had a pleasant stay.
The location is perfect to visit Wien. In front of the apartment there are an underground stop (line U6-Alser Strasse) and a tram stop where you can take the number 43 which in few minutes takes you to the center.
The apartment is very nice, with large and bright rooms. It's clean and well furnished.
Everything was as promised.
The owners are very kind.
It was really a good choice.
It was great, thank's!
Apartment was spacious, clean and comfortable. All necessary items were in place and there was everything we needed. Only negative point to note is that parking in Vienna is very difficult and the traffice noise in this apartment is loud if you have the windows open. Otherwise, fully recommended.
A very clean and well decorated apartment. Most fantastic transport links and very conveniently situated close to a few lovely restaurants, bars and an ice cream shop! Plenty of supermarkets near by and a bank/ATM making it a very easy place to stay. Incredibly comfortable bed!!! Lovely hosts, good no fuss system of getting/ returning keys. Will be coming back! :)
Die Wohnung war sehr ordentlich und zweckmäßig eingerichtet.
Die Lage zur Innenstadt war top. Direkt vor der Haustür war die U-Bahn-Station.
Für einen Kurzaufenthalt völlig o.k.
Wünschenswert wäre ein Fön und ein Steckdose im Bad und die Möglichkeit etwas abzulegen. Das Bad war sehr winzig.
Einen nicht so guten Eindruck machte das Treppenhaus. Da waren wir im ersten Moment erschrocken, was auf uns zukommt.
Wir würden aber jederzeit wieder bei einer Kurzreise die Wohnung nehmen.
Vielen ´Dank!
Die Schlüsselübergabe mit Katharina klappte ausgezeichnet und sie war sehr nett.,
Wir haben in Wien (Ottakring) eine sehr schöne Zweizimmer-Wohnung vorgefunden mit schönem Parkett in einem wunderschönen Jugendstilhaus. Die Wohunng ist liebevoll und praktisch ausgestattet. Es ist alles vorzufinden, was man so braucht, um sich wohlzufühlen. Die Küche ist voll ausgestattet. Man könnte ganze Menüs kochen, wenn nicht die Wiener Küche so gut wäre.
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Variational fluid flow measurements from image sequences: synopsis and perspectives
- Dominique HeitzAffiliated withCemagrefUR TERE, Université européenne de Bretagne Email author
- , Etienne MéminAffiliated withINRIA
- , Christoph SchnörrAffiliated withDepartment of Mathematics and Computer Science, University of Heidelberg
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Variational approaches to image motion segmentation has been an active field of study in image processing and computer vision for two decades. We present a short overview over basic estimation schemes and report in more detail recent modifications and applications to fluid flow estimation. Key properties of these approaches are illustrated by numerical examples. We outline promising research directions and point out the potential of variational techniques in combination with correlation-based PIV methods, for improving the consistency of fluid flow estimation and simulation.
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- Variational fluid flow measurements from image sequences: synopsis and perspectives
- Journal
Experiments in Fluids
Volume 48, Issue 3 , pp 369-393
- Cover Date
- 2010-03
- 10.1007/s00348-009-0778-3
- Print ISSN
- 0723-4864
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- 1432-1114
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- Springer-Verlag
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- Dominique Heitz (1) (2)
- Etienne Mémin (3)
- Christoph Schnörr (4)
- Author Affiliations
- 1. Cemagref, 17 avenue de Cucillé, CS64427, 35044, Rennes, France
- 2. UR TERE, Université européenne de Bretagne, Rennes, France
- 3. INRIA, Campus Universitaire de Beaulieu, 35042, Rennes, France
- 4. Department of Mathematics and Computer Science, University of Heidelberg, Speyerer Str. 4-6, 69115, Heidelberg, Germany


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|Publication type
|Application number
|Publication date
|Sep 2, 1986
|Filing date
|Aug 12, 1983
|Priority date
|Aug 12, 1983
|Fee status
|Publication number
|Daniel C. Guterman
|Original Assignee
|Thomson Components-Mostek Corporation
|Export Citation
|BiBTeX, EndNote, RefMan
|Patent Citations (11), Referenced by (86), Classifications (8), Legal Events (6)
|External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, Espacenet
1. Technical Field
The field of the invention is that of a voltage reference circuit for integrated circuits using the NMOS process.
2. Background Art
In contrast to the CMOS process, where the band gap voltage difference is available as a voltage reference, NMOS has no such reference. If a simple voltage divider is used, the reference voltage provided will inherently depend on the fluctuations in the supply voltage.
One approach, illustrated in the 1978 IEEE International Solid State Circuits Conference Paper No. WAM 3.5 by Blauschild et al, beginning on page 50, illustrates a voltage reference circuit that depends on the voltage threshold difference between a depletion transistor and an enhancement transistor. FIG. 4 of that article discloses a temperature stable reference circuit that uses two transistors, one current sink, two resistors and an amplifier to control the output voltage. This circuit requires a considerable number of components and may consume a relatively large amount of power, both of which features are undesirable in integrated circuits.
The invention relates to a simple voltage reference circuit that uses only two series transistors, one depletion and one enhancement, to provide a voltage reference circuit that is stable with respect to both temperature and supply voltage.
A feature of the invention is that the circuit has two self-biased series connected transistors matched in size.
Another feature of the invention is that a pull-up transistor is a depletion transistor and the pull-down transistor is an enhancement transistor.
Another further feature of the invention is that the circuit reference voltage is also insensitive to substrate bias over a substantial bias range.
FIG. 1 illustrates a prior art voltage reference circuit.
FIG. 2 illustrates an embodiment of the invention.
FIG. 3 illustrates a circuit using the invention.
As can be seen in paragraph 1, the prior art voltage reference circuit uses a depletion transistor 21 connected in parallel with an enhancement transistor 22, both of them being connected to a current sink 23. The depletion and enhancement transistors are fed respectively by resistors 11 and 12, both connected to VCC. Depletion transistor 21 is turned on by having its gate connected to ground and enhancement transistor 22 is turned on by an amount controlled by the output of amplifier 13. The drains of transistor 21 and 22 will attempt to be at different voltages depending upon the degree to which the different transistors are turned on, and thus the inputs to amplifier 13 will reflect an input signal that will, in turn, produce output signal 19, the voltage reference signal.
Since the input to amplifier 13 represents the difference in voltage drop across the two transistors 21 and 22, it is necessary for the stability of this circuit that both these transistors be affected the same way by temperature variations as illustrated below.
The difference in current flowing through parallel transistors 21 and 22 as a function of temperature will result in a voltage difference to amplifier 13. The voltage difference will in turn be applied to the gate of transistor 22, tending to reduce the voltage difference to zero. Thus, for example, if transistor 22 becomes effectively more resistive as a function of temperature change, its drain rises in voltage and amplifier 13 will raise the output voltage on 19 to turn on the gate of transistor 22 more strongly and thus to drop the voltage on the drain of transistor 22. Therefore the stability of node 19 depends on how closely transistors 21 and 22 track with temperature under this bias arrangement.
The amount of area on an integrated circuit chip taken up by the circuit of FIG. 1 will depend on the configuration of current sink 23 and amplifier 13, of course, but it is evident that the amount of silicon real estate will be much greater than that required for a pair of transistors.
Referring now to FIG. 2, circuit 100 comprises solely a pair of transistors, depletion transistor 104 connected in series between VCC and node 106 and enhancement transistor 102 connected between node 106 and ground. Transistor 104 is self-biased with its gate connected to ground and transistor 102 is self-biased with its gate connected to its drain. Node 106 is the output voltage reference going out to other circuits on the chip along line 105. In contrast to the complex feedback control of the circuit of FIG. 1, this simple, compact circuit provides unexpected voltage and temperature stability.
Transistors 102 and 104 are matched in size, illustratively being 20 microns by 20 microns, and carry the same current, since line 105 draws essentially no current. The size of the transistors is not important, except that it is convenient to make the transistors sufficiently large to minimize sensitivity to variations in the geometry, short channel or narrow width effects.
This circuit is rather insensitive to fluctuations in the supply voltage, the mechanism for this insensitivity being based on the fact that the drive of the depletion pull-up transistor, with gate at ground, is dependent primarily on the pinch off voltage which, for a long L device, is relatively insensitive to the drain to source voltage. Thus, when VCC is above pinch off (e.g., greater than four volts) the drive of transistor 104 is insensitive to voltage variation. In contrast, the prior art circuit has to use a feedback loop to achieve voltage stability.
A further advantageous result is that the circuit is stable over a wide temperature range. Since the transistors are in series, it is necessary for temperature stability of the output voltage that both devices respond in the same way to temperature changes. Depletion transistors tend to be sub-surface devices in the sense that the channel is displaced below the surface, so that the electron scattering depends on the characteristics of the layer below the surface; while the enhancement transistor operates as a surface device, since the channel is effectively at the surface. Depletion devices are more complex in their behavior than enhancement devices--and are considerably more difficult to model, especially in the cutoff regime. This invention takes advantage of the fortuitous circumstance that temperature dependence of surface and sub surface mechanisms are the same.
There is a further advantage of this simple circuit--that it gives a reasonably large fraction of the supply voltage, approximately 30 per cent, and is tolerant of wide variations in the threshold voltage. As can be seen in the experimental data presented later, typical reference voltages are in the range of 1.3 to 1.6 volts.
A further advantageous feature of the invention is that it draws little power, typically in the range of 5 microamps to 50 microamps.
Table I illustrates the voltage at node 106 for a number of combinations of threshold voltage, power supply voltage and temperature.
Column A in Table I demonstrates data in which transistor 104 is formed by a depletion dose of arsenic combined with a light enhancement dose of boron and in which transistor 102 is formed by the same light enhancement dose of boron. Data was obtained with threshold voltages on the enhancement transistor ranging from 0.01 volts to 0.43 volts. Column B illustrates data taken when transistor 104 has a depletion arsenic dose plus a high dose of boron for enhancement while transistor 102 has the same high enhancement dose of boron. Enhancement transistor threshold voltages for different dosages in this column range from 0.70 to 1.14 volts. Typically the As depletion dose was 1�1012 ions/cm2 and the light and heavy enhancement doses of boron were 1�1011 ions/cm2 and 4�1011 ions/cm2, respectively.
The variation in threshold voltage reflects different implant dosages. For a given dose, the temperature and voltage dependence is shown by four measurements; at 20� C., and at 110� C. for VCC=+4 V and 6V. The starting material was a 10-15 ohm-cm p-Si <100> substrate, with a gate oxide thickness of 750 Angstroms.
Both types of transistor combinations have a combined voltage and temperature stability of 20 millivolts in about 1.5 volts, for a variation of less than one part in eighty. It can be seen from the data that the light enhancement pair is slightly more temperature stable while the high enhancement pair is more stable with respect to supply voltage. The stability of the two enhancement doses is so close that, in most cases, the same enhancement dose can be used for the voltage reference circuit as for the other transistors on the chip. It is clearly a considerable advantage that the subject circuit has this little sensitivity to dose variations.
Table II illustrates data taken at various values of substrate bias. This is a further advantageous feature of the invention, since for many circuits it is desirable to bias the substrate. For example a biased substrate is often used to reduce the junction capacitance between the source and substrate and between the drain and substrate, or to circumvent undesirable body effects of transistors.
FIG. 3 illustrates a circuit employing an application of the invention, the particular circuit shown being a flag that indicates power supply voltage failure. Such circuits are used in a nonvolatile memory to trigger the write protect and storage sequence that saves data in the event of a power failure. The circuit in FIG. 3 comprises a differential comparator 310 which has as inputs the voltage reference circuit 100 of the invention as described in FIG. 2 and a trimmable resistance divider chain circuit indicated by the numeral 200. The resistance divider chain comprises a series of resistors between VCC and ground, resistances 307 and 306 being fixed resistors and the chain formed by resistor-transistor pairs 301 to 305 being a trimming chain. In operation, the values of resistors 306 and 307 and the trimming value will be set such that the voltage at node 308 is higher than the voltage at node 106, producing a predetermined voltage level on output node 312. When the power supply fails initially, transistor 104 will still be on, since it is biased by ground and the voltage on node 106 will remain constant. The voltage on node 308 will fall, governed by VCC's fall and the resistance divider chain so the voltage on node 308 will fall below that of reference voltage node 106. The inputs to comparator 310 will then change state resulting in the voltage on line 312 changing state, giving the signal to start the data protection and storage sequence.
TABLE I______________________________________VBB = 0 A B Low Enhancement High Enhancement Temperature Temperature 20� C. 110� C. 20� C. 110� C.______________________________________VCC = 4 V 1.484 1.492 1.306 1.298VCC = 6 V 1.492 1.500 1.308 1.300I(μA) 31 22.5 3.2 3.4Vt .01 -3.40 .70 -2.15VCC = 4 V 1.015 1.022 1.439 1.429Vcc = 6 V 1.019 1.027 1.442 1.433I(μA) 12.4 9.7 5.7 5.2Vt .15 -2.21 .80 -2.24VCC = 4 V 1.584 1.587 1.246 1.226VCC = 6 V 1.593 1.597 1.248 1.225I(μA) 30.5 21.5 1.2 1.6Vt .28 -3.29 .92 -1.62VCC = 4 V 1.534 1.540 1.322 1.298VCC = 6 V 1.540 1.548 1.324 1.299I(μA) 20 14.9 .60 1.0Vt .43 -3.11 1.14 -1.71______________________________________
TABLE II______________________________________VCC = 5 VT = 20� C. V out V out Threshold Threshold Enh .32 V Enh .90 VVBB Depl -3.15 V Depl -1.97 V______________________________________0 1.527 1.333-.5 1.537 1.388-1.0 1.542 1.415-1.5 1.545 1.431-2.0 1.546 1.440-2.5 1.547 1.447-3.0 1.546 1.450-3.5 1.546 1.451-4.0 1.545 1.451-4.5 1.544 1.450-5.0 1.543 1.445-5.5 1.542 unreliable-6.0 1.541 unreliable______________________________________
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Vallejo GantnerArtistic Director
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Vallejo Gantner has been here since 2005. Previously, he was Director of the Dublin Fringe Festival from 2002 – 2004, and Artistic Associate of the Melbourne Festival 2000/01.
Originally from Melbourne, Vallejo has worked in a range of capacities throughout the arts in the US, Asia and Australia – as a director, writer, performer, agent, producer and programmer. He co-produced Spiegelworld from 2006-2008, a commercial producer / presenter of contemporary circus, cabaret, music across the US.
More recently he's performed in "The Curator's Piece" by Tea Tupajic and Petra Zanki across Europe and in NY, Executive Produced the hit indie feature films "Your Sister's Sister" and "Touchy Feely" by Lynn Shelton, and the upcoming "Men go To Battle" by Zachary Treitz and Kate Lyn Sheil and directed a new concert performance at the Irish Arts Center by composer / singer Julie Feeney. He is a partner in a micro-brewery – Mountain Goat Beer in Australia, and in 2006, he was a Deakin Lecturer in Melbourne.
Vallejo also sits on the board of directors of the National Performance Network (USA), Jianguo Pty Ltd (Aus), and Four Winds Foundation (Aus).
Winnie FungDirector of Business and Organizational Resources
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Prior to joining Performance Space 122, Winnie Fung held positions in artist-run centers in Canada and in the US. Most recently she was the Operations & Finance Manager at Eyebeam. Winnie was a founding member of Not An Alternative, a Brooklyn Based non-profit organization whose mission is to integrate art, activism and theory. She has also been a member of the curatorial team for Conflux Festival 2008 and UpGrade!NYC.
Karl AllenProduction Manager
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Karl Franklin Allen was recently Production Manager/Technical Director for the international tour of Andrew Schneider's YOUARENOWHERE. Previously, the Technical Manager at The Duke//New 42nd Street, Technical Director of Bryn Mawr College, Technical Director of PS122, and Production Coordinator at Lincoln Center. He works as a freelance production manager in NYC. He also does illustration and exhibition design for fun and occasionally for profit.
Jeso O'NeillCommunications & Branding Manager
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Jeso O'Neill proudly hails from the sunny state of Florida where she graduated with honors from the University of South Florida with a B.A. in Dance Studies and minor in Business Administration. In her 7 years of living in New York, Jeso has worked with various dance and theater companies in various production, marketing and management positions such as Dancewave, Half Straddle and the Paper Industry to name a few. She made her Performance Space 122 debut by performing in the National Theater of the United States of America's Chautauqua! which lead to her becoming NTUSA's Company/Tour Manager from 2009-2012. Jeso enjoys cooking, social media-ing, and cats.
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Benjamin Kimitch is a Minnesota native. Prior to joining the PS122 team in 2015, he worked at the Park Avenue Armory as Production Coordinator, New York Live Arts for nearly four-years in positions including Producing Manager and Assistant to the Artistic Director, and Dance Theater Workshop as Community Liaison/Programming Assistant. He's had the pleasure of guest curating programs for Danspace Project's Food for Thought and 92nd Street Y's Fridays at Noon. Benjamin is also a choreographer whose work has been commissioned by Danspace Project and Dance and Process at The Kitchen.
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Originally from Collinsville, Illinois, Elisabeth Conner Skjærvold received a BFA in Dance from University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign. Upon moving to New York in 2007, she joined the Nature Theater of Oklahoma where she was both the company manager and a performer until late 2014. She performed in Poetics: a ballet brut, Romeo and Juliet, and Life and Times: Episodes 1-4 and 6-9.
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I'm a seemingly normal, suburban mom with secret fantasies that my husband will never know about. I have a great marriage and a satisfying sex life, but if he knew about the inappropriate thoughts polluting his sweet little wife's brain he wouldn't understand.I had several stories published here, then Lush changed their policies and the story category I was mainly interested in was eliminated. I've reposted the taboo stories that had been here to my personal blog, and will continue to add new stories that I can no longer share here. I might be a boring housewife, but I'm not a bored housewife. I'm not looking to hook-up with anyone and I'm not interested in roleplaying my fantasies. If that's your main reason for wanting to be my friend, you're going to be disappointed. I'm only here few minutes a day, and I'm not interested in spending that time chatting. Exchanging private messages is easier and more manageable for me, and I'm happy to do that as long as you're not demanding or rude. I don't mind crude, but I don't like rude.
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My step-sister was back to her normal bitchy self. I thought things might be different after I had sucked my own cock in front of her while she finger fucked herself. Apparently not. When she wasn't ignoring me, she treated me like something she found stuck to the bottom of her shoe after walking through the dog park. I was sore as I'd ever been and could barely move my neck, but no one in...
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My cock was already hard as I strode naked into our huge living room. I finally had the house to myself and I was going to take advantage of it. My dad had taken Bimbo-Barbie (a.k.a. my step-mom) to Tahoe for the weekend, and my step-bitch – sorry, step-"sister" – was off with her vapid pack of friends doing who cares what. She was only sixteen, same as me, but she always acted like she was...
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Friendly Fantasy by DirtyMindedMom I just about jumped out of my skin when the doorbell rang. I'd invited my friend Sue over for tea, which didn't account for how keyed up I was. It was the other thing I was planning to do during this little get together that had the butterflies swarming in my tummy. I promised myself I wasn't going to chicken out, but I still didn't know if I could really...
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I watch the new intern bending over while he puts another ream of printer paper away on a lower shelf. Someone should tell him those khakis are too tight for the workplace, but it won't be me. He flashes an innocent smile as he passes my desk on his way to his next menial task. I open my top drawer, take out my little blue dildo, and swing by Jill's cubicle. "I'm taking a stroke break,...
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My whole world was different. Ever since Nurse Cady had opened my eyes (as well as her pussy), I was seeing things in a new light. I sat in fourth period English and stared at Mrs. Hughes moving around in front of the class talking excitedly about Catcher in the Rye . I'd never paid much attention to her before, but now I was compelled to study her in a new way. She was tall and slim....
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A divorce can be one of the most difficult time periods for you, your spouse and any children that the two of you share together. With this said, children also can pick up on it if two parents are sticking together simply for them, and inadvertently creating a toxic household. If divorce is the best decision to be made, you need to be sure that you are doing it in a way that protects your child and empowers both parents to remain an equal part of the child's life. These tips below will show you important considerations in order to make that happen. Get a collaborative divorce When you and your spouse realize that the relationship is over, you should work to put your feelings aside and seek a collaborative divorce. This form of divorce, also called civil divorce, lets you dissolve your marriage by opening with an agreement that asserts you will remain ethical, hire the right team to fairly facilitate the divorce process and work hard to settle the matter outside of court. You and your spouse will sign this agreement and then begin working through the dissolution of your property and assets. You will meet in a number of conferences to determine this and a series of other issues, including child custody and visitation rights. By starting your divorce off in this manner, it is a clear affirmation that the two of you are on board to remain good parents for the child, even if you are not staying together. Be mindful of the way you communicate during the divorce process The following decisions are incredibly powerful in keeping your child aware during the divorce process, but also shielding them from potential harm: Be open and honest about the reason you are getting divorced, making sure to keep it age-appropriate and without blaming. Start making changes so that you can remain good role models for your child and to show your child that you are working toward a positive situation, despite the divorce. Hold planned conversations with your child so that emotions can be kept in check and so that there is no blame. Set aside time for strictly allowing your child to vent and share their feelings, without trying to talk them out of those feelings or protect any egos. Following a strategy for co-parenting once the divorce is final Even though divorces are arduous, the real work begins once it is finalized. Use these tips to develop a sound co-parenting strategy: Set rules, boundaries and enforcement that is consistent between both households during visitation times. Remain a healthy example for your child even though your lifestyle is changing. Don't use your child to vent or share any frustration about your new divorce. Never send messages back and forth through the child during visitation times. Commit to showing up to your children's important events together, despite the fact that you no longer live together. These tips will be great for any parent going through a divorce. For more information or assistance, contact a divorce lawyer, like one from The Law Offices of Paul F. Moore...read more
Summer is here and in many households, it's time to go on vacation. For divorcing parents thinking about going away with a child, travel can get tricky. Divorces are emotionally charged, legally sticky situations that can complicate vacation plans. If you're in the midst of a divorce and wish to take your child on vacation, it's important to proceed carefully. The following tips will help. Stay Organized Getting packed for a vacation while in the midst of a divorce can be a logistical challenge. Depending on where you are in the divorce proceedings, your child's possessions may be divided between two households. As a parent, it's easy to forget what possessions are in what household, which can make packing and planning difficult. Start packing early. You may be able to work with your divorcing spouse to ensure that your child has what he or she needs. However, if this kind of coordination and negotiation isn't possible, you may need to purchase a variety of supplies before leaving. Work With Your Child Going on vacation to the same vacation spots of previous years can be painful for some children, while other children may find it distressing to go somewhere new. To help ensure a smooth and stress-free trip, work with your child to find out what he or she would prefer. Explore the options together and choose a place that is mutually appealing. Handle Logistics Carefully Children may go on vacation—even an international vacation—with their parents during divorce proceedings. However, it's important to work carefully with your lawyer. Your family law professional can tell you when it's important to seek permission from your divorcing spouse. Note that international trips may require special written permission from your divorcing spouse. Your lawyer can tell you when and how to seek this permission. Be up front as you make plans, giving specific dates and destinations for your travel. Also note that your divorcing spouse must be present in order to obtain your child's passport, if your child doesn't have a passport already. If this is uncomfortable for you or your child, traveling domestically may be a better choice. Going away on a vacation during your divorce can be a good experience for you and your child, however, it must be done properly to avoid damaging your case during the divorce. For more information about going on summer vacation this year, talk to your lawyer. He or she can give you tips and advice that will help you avoid...read more
After filing a disability claim to the Veterans Affairs (VA) disability system, many veterans receive either a denial letter or a request for more information that can be confusing. Although such claims are expected from injured veterans after leaving the military, it takes a strong set of documented evidence and proper claims-filing experience to be successful–a difficult task for a career that often starts directly after high school or college, and often in a career having nothing to do with legal procedures or VA administration. If you're confused about the denial, don't quit! A bit of insight can help you understand what went wrong and how to proceed with a bit of help from an injury lawyer. Why Would Valid VA Claims Be Denied? Being absolutely certain of your problem and its cause can be frustrating because it makes little sense that an organization dedicated to veterans–and often staffed by veterans–would turn down a legitimate sufferer. Unfortunately, since there's no shortage of veterans who submit fake claims in hopes of slipping under the surveillance of the VA for lifetime compensation, the VA has to remain vigilant–which sometimes catches legitimate veterans in the crossfire. This means that you, despite how obvious your condition seems, must have documentation that shows how the condition is related to the military and whether you're still suffering or not. The second part can be the easiest, but proving a connection becomes harder with time. If you don't have military-based documentation from military sources, it's hard to differentiate your claim from a veteran who was injured at their veteran job, but wants to try for VA benefits illegally. Some of the best evidence is in the form of a medical record or service record entry that has dates clearly matching your military career. If you didn't report the problem, the next best thing is to report as soon as you get out of the military. It's understandable that not all service members have the convenience of a major base as their last home command, and not all veterans are given the in-development out-processing training to get the military evidence they need. The VA can deny your claim if you're missing any of that information, or if you wait too late (an indefinite timeframe, to be sure) to file your claim. This is where an injury lawyer comes in. A Lawyer Delivers Deeper Research If you don't have the proper paperwork, the VA can't find it for you. Officials may direct you to the right place to begin your search, but many programs such as the presumptive claim system (discussed further in this PDF from the VA) go unspoken and often take a lot of time and resources from the veteran that could be spent adjusting to civilian life. An injury lawyer has more experience with injury systems and claims, and can help you amass the evidence you need to prove your condition. If you're missing evidence that links your condition to the military, a lawyer can examine your service record and research any similar claims involving your service areas. Veterans with similar stories can be an easier way to make your claim look more legitimate, and there may be actual evidence hidden in administrative language that you could have misunderstood. For medical evidence, a lawyer can connect you to a...read more
When you are in a car accident, it can be tricky to know what to do and when to do it. You know that you need to talk to the other driver and talk to the police, but there is still more to do. Call Your Insurance Agent After you call emergency services, your next call should be to your insurance agent. You might not think that this is the right time, but really, you want to get your insurance company working on your side as soon as possible, and the way to do that is to call your insurance agent right after the accident. There are going to be bills that are going to start to rack up right after the accident, starting with any towing fees and ending with medical fees. Alerting your insurance agent to the situation will let them open a case and alert a claims adjuster to come out and evaluate the damage. Document Everything You should also start to document everything you can as soon as you can. That includes taking pictures of the damage to your car and to any property and pictures of the other person's car. Get their name and information, and get the name and information from anyone who happened to witness the accident as well. See if you can get them to write down what happened right then. You will get the best recollection right after the accident. In the following days, the witness's memories will start to add and subtract things. They won't do that on purpose, it just happens naturally. Getting the witness's statements at the time of the accident, if possible, will also give your attorney ammunition if you have to go to court. Documenting everything also includes getting the full names and numbers of all the people you talk to. Make notes about what the phone call was about. If you have their email information, you can send an email to the person recapping the conversation that you just had. Not only does this clarify your understanding, it also creates a record. A way to make that record even better is to make sure that you have turned on the delivery and read notifications on the email. That way you will know that the recipient got them. If you have to go to court to sue the other driver or the insurance company, your lawyer can use the emails that you sent and the notifications to prove that you had the conversations and that they were received. Doing these things can help you when it comes to filing your car accident claim and getting the money that you are owed for all your injuries and property...read more
If you live in the state of New York, and a foreign body was left inside of you during a surgery, you may have grounds to file a medical malpractice personal injury lawsuit against the medical team that left the foreign object inside of you. Here are a few things that you need to know about filing this type of lawsuit in the state of New York. What Constitutes A Foreign Object The first thing you need to understand is what constitutes a foreign object. A foreign object is something that a doctor leaves behind inside of your body that they did not intend to leave behind. There are a variety of surgical items that can get left inside of patients. Generally, it seems that sponges, towels and gauze are the most common types of objects left inside of patients; however, foreign objects can also include large medical equipment and tools, such as forceps. However, not all items that are left inside of your body are considered foreign object. If an item was placed inside of you and was supposed to be left there because it served a medical purpose, even if it did not fulfill its purpose, does not count as a foreign object. For example, a catheter would not count as a foreign object. It is vital that you figure out what was left behind in your body so it can be determined if it indeed was a foreign object that served no medical purpose. When You Can File A Case In New York, the statute of limitations in medical malpractice suits generally starts running down as soon as the malpractice mistake occurs. For example, if you were given the wrong medication and it results in complications, you have two and half years from the date of when that mistake occurred to bring a medical malpractice suit against the medical professional who gave you the wrong medication. However, the statute of limitations for foreign objects is not the same as it is for other medical malpractice lawsuits. Often times, people do not know that a foreign body was left inside of them till years after the fact when they experience medical complications from the foreign object. Due to the fact that foreign objects are often found a significant time after the fact, you have one year after discovering the object to file a malpractice claim. If you found a foreign object inside of your body that was left behind by a medical professional, you need to speak with a New York lawyer right away. You have one year to file a malpractice suit; every second...read more
When you have been hurt physically due to someone else's neglect or carelessness, you know you can talk with a personal injury attorney to be compensated for the medical bills, loss of wages, and the emotional toll it took on you. However, you may not realize that personal injury law is not limited to emotional damage only when in combination with a physical injury. Here are a few situations where a personal injury lawyer can help when you are suffering from mental anguish caused by someone else. Witness to a Trauma Just because you were not involved in a car crash or the victim of a crime does not mean you were not traumatized if you saw it happen. If you are exhibiting or feeling the different types of emotional distress, such as anxiety, depression, grief or unexplained stress, you should seek counseling from a psychological counselor and a personal injury attorney. You should not have to lose sleep, work, or be afraid to live your life because of what you saw. The person responsible for the crash or crime needs to make restitution to you for your counseling bills and for your pain and suffering. Discrimination If you are being discriminated against in the workplace for whatever reason and it is causing you to miss work or be constantly afraid when you do go to work, you can sue for intentional emotional damages. In addition, if your employer is not trying to rectify the situation you have a good case against the company as well. Cyberbullying In this age of technology and social media, people are spending more time online; often with people they have never met in person. The meaning behind the written word on social media sites can often be misinterpreted, leading to online arguments and hurt feelings. However, when things get out of hand and you feel humiliated, scared, depressed, or anxious in any way, you need to seek counseling and legal help. A personal injury lawyer will know what charges can be brought against the bully and how to go about filing them so the bullying stops immediately. Emotional anguish is not something to be taken lightly. People end up unable to perform daily activities, maintain any type of social life, and may even resort to suicide. If you are experiencing any symptoms of emotional distress, or if you know someone who is, seek appropriate medical help and then contact a personal injury lawyer like those at Erickson Law Office to make sure your stress is not made worse with financial...read more
As more states begin to legalize cannabis and its use becomes more widespread, law enforcement authorities are struggling to find adequate measures of impairment in drivers. Unlike alcohol, the primary chemical components of cannabis can linger in the bloodstream for weeks or even months, making it nearly impossible to accurately gauge the intoxication of a suspected driver. If you were recently arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence of cannabis, you may be able to appeal the charge, retain your license and avoid a criminal record. With the help of a good DUI attorney, you may find grounds to challenge the claim on a number of different fronts. Understanding Your State's Laws Regarding Cannabis Although cannabis is illegal on a federal level, many states have implemented their own laws regarding its use while driving. This is especially true if your state has already legalized or decriminalized the drug. In Colorado, for example, the legal limit of THC in your bloodstream is 5 nanograms per milliliter, but the state allows you to contest a DUI charge if you can prove that you were not actually impaired at the time. In other states, however, where cannabis is still entirely illegal, you may have no legal recourse to fight the conviction. This may also be the case if you consumed marijuana while under the age of 21. Ensuring Your Arrest Was Lawful If your state's laws regarding cannabis and driving leave you without a legal defense, you may still be able to argue your case based on the details of your arrest. In some situations, unlawful search and seizure can be used to dismiss charges entirely, particularly if your Miranda rights were never read to you. If you suspect that you were pulled over for any reason other than your driving, such as your ethnicity, economic class or a random targeting, talk to your DUI attorney about your concerns. Challenging Your Intoxication Level Finally, because of the imprecise measuring techniques available to law enforcement, you can choose to challenge your DUI charges on the basis that you were not actually impaired while driving. This is an especially promising line of defense if you were able to pass a sobriety test at the time of your arrest, or if the police officer has listed no specific instances of dangerous driving on the arrest report. Drugged driving is still a contentious subject of legal debate, and a skilled attorney may help you avoid a conviction based on the current limitations of most testing systems. There's no reason to let a flawed test strip you of your license and future prospects, so begin exploring your options with your attorney today. Contact a law firm, such as the Mesenbourg & Sarratori Law Offices, for more information....read more
Countless stores have had to declare bankruptcy after being named in lawsuits. If you want to protect your same business from the same fate, then make sure you avoid these common mistakes that new business owners often make as they're setting up their companies. Not having enough liability insurance. As the owner of a store, you need general liability insurance to protect you if someone were to become injured in your business. Without this insurance, you would be faced with a lawsuit if someone were to become injured in your shop. Make sure your policy offers substantial enough coverage, too. How much coverage you'll need will depend on many circumstances, including the size of your shop, the nature of the items you sell, and the affluence of your area. Insurance consultants or the best lawyers in your area can advise you as to how much liability insurance coverage is necessary for your circumstances. Not following proper interviewing procedures. If you're new to the idea of hiring employees, then you might not know that there are certain questions you should not ask in a job interview. These include questions about the interviewee's religion, pregnancy status, political preferences, race, age, disabilities, marriage status, plans to have children, debt situation, and drinking habits. While asking these questions is not technically illegal, it does suggest discriminatory intentions. It's best to avoid asking them. You never know when someone you interview might become offended and bring a discrimination lawsuit against you. Not fully screening your employees. If your employees cause trouble on the job, chances are you, as the business owner, will have to carry some sort of legal responsibility for that. You'll save yourself from a lot of legal issues down the road if you're more careful about who you hire. Run full background checks on potential employees. Take the time to call their references. Say "no" to anyone who has a history of drug abuse, violence, or harassment. Similarly, if an employee starts causing trouble on the job, let them go promptly rather than hoping they turn around. Not having an accountant do your taxes. You may not intend to file your taxes incorrectly, but if you make the wrong mistakes, the IRS could end up knocking on your door and suing you. As a new business owner, you have so many different hats to wear. It's best to leave the taxes to a professional accountant who can ensure they're done right. Paying an accountant up front is cheaper than paying a tax attorney down the road when you end up in a legal battle with the IRS....read more
For those so severely injured at work that a return to your previous position seems unlikely, you may be wondering what will happen now. If you are unable to return to the physical condition level you had before your injury, you may be deemed to be permanently disabled. The determination for permanent disability can be separated into four main steps, so read on to find out what is store for you. 1. Initial phase of injury. Your employer's workers' comp insurance company has already been paying your injury-related medical expenses and a portion of your lost wages while you try to recover. Your main focus during this time is make sure that you keep your medical appointments and comply with all treatments and tests. Life may become financially difficult, however, since most workers' comp benefits will only pay a portion of your previous wages. 2. The independent medical exam. If you are still unable to return to work after several months of treatment, you will be asked to undergo an independent medical exam. Some injuries are expected to take longer to heal, but some are not expected to heal at all. For example, if you have suffered from a traumatic limb amputation, an independent medical exam would likely take place immediately. For those with muscle strains, back injuries and broken bones, the independent medical exam would be delayed until you have a chance to heal. Be sure to treat this important step in the process with due care. Be prepared to discuss your injury and how it has impacted your ability to work at your job. The doctor conducting this exam will be of the insurance company's choosing, and you should be honest but polite in your behavior. You should know that you are entitled to have a doctor of your own choosing to conduct another independent medical exam if you prefer. Be sure to discuss this option with your workers' comp attorney. 3. A determination of maximum medical improvement (MMI). Don't be misled by this determination's wording, this does not mean that your condition will never improve. MMI means that the doctor has examined you and decided that your condition is unlikely to improve enough for you to return to your previous job. 4. The settlement offer. Your month-to-month wage benefits will end upon the MMI determination, and you will be offered instead a settlement, either lump sum or monthly. If you have not retained a workers' comp lawyer by now, you should understand that settlement negotiations can be stressful and difficult. You are bargaining for compensation that is expected to see you through your entire lifetime, so don't go it alone. Contact a workers' comp attorney to support you through this process and increase your chances for a fair settlement offer. For a workers compensation lawyer, contact a law firm such as Gilbert, Blaszcyk & Milburn...read more
If you are not married and are now financially, emotionally and physically ready to become an adoptive parent to an eligible child currently in foster care, you are in luck. In recent years, the numbers of single men and women who have chosen to become parents through adoption has grown dramatically. Excluding the adoption of special needs kids, about 5% of the adoptions that occur in the United States each year are accessed by single individuals. Therefore, it is crucial to become aware of the pertinent information and various forms of financial aid that could impact your decision to adopt from foster care. #1-Financial Aid For Legal Costs And On-going Expenses May Be Available One of the most common reasons for people who really want to adopt to not start the process is often financial. Fortunately, adopting a child from foster care is less expensive than private and international adoption, and there is frequently financial aid available for the costs of adding to your family. In some instances, on-going financial aid after the adoption has been finalized may also be available. Special needs kids in the foster care who are adopted are often eligible for that assistance; how or when that money is available will be decided by each state. #2-College May Be Free For Your Adopted Teen If you adopt a child who is 13 or older and has been in foster care at any point since their 13th birthday, they are likely to be eligible for financial aid. Specifically, their eligibility will not be based on your income; instead, they will be classified as an independent student. As a result, if you have hesitated to adopt a teenager because you do not feel that you could adequately provide them with post-secondary education, those expenses are very rarely going to be yours. #3-Additional Options For Your Newly Adopted Older Teen If you did not finalize the adoption of your son or daughter until after their 16th birthday, they may be eligible for up to $5,000 a year from the government for vocational or technical training, as well as college classes. The program is known as Education and Training Voucher assistance or ETV. In addition, some colleges and universities provide special programs for adopted teenagers that were in foster care for at least part of their teen years. In conclusion, as a single adult, you could be in a position to grow your family by adopting through foster care. Given that the majority of states now permit unmarried adults to be considered as adoptive parents, your new son or daughter could be waiting to meet you, and financial aid is readily available to make your adoption dream a reality. Speak with professionals like Jeffrey T Bitzer for more...read more


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NUI Galway Announces Date for Alumni Awards 2013
Tuesday, 18 December 2012
NUI Galway has announced that the 2013 Alumni Awards will be presented at the annual Alumni Awards Gala Banquet on Saturday, 9 March, 2013. The Gala Banquet will again be held in the Bailey Allen Wing located in Áras na Mac Léinn on campus.
The Alumni Awards recognise individual excellence and achievements among the University's more than 70,000 graduates worldwide. The Awards programme boasts an impressive roll call of 74 outstanding graduates who have gone on to honour their alma mater, including, for example, Michael D. Higgins, Ciarán FitzGerald, Sean O'Rourke, Professor Frank Gannon, Dr Luke Clancy and Gráinne Seoige.
Speaking on the announcement of the Awards, President of NUI Galway, Dr Jim Browne said: "Our Alumni Awards programme recognises the many Galway alumni who are leaders in their professions and excel in their pursuits at national and international levels. These awards celebrate the life-long value of an NUI Galway education and recognise individual achievements among the University's more than 70,000 graduates worldwide and we look forward to announcing the award winners early in the New Year."
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