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A gauze bandage supplied the celebratory ribbon when three generations of patients joined medical workers and borough officials to help open a new medical facility in Downtown Brooklyn.
Patients can now see their primary care physician and specialists under one roof at Preferred Health Partners (PHP)'s Downtown Center at 447 Atlantic Avenue, whose state-of-the-art features include digital mammography and an electronic system for keeping medical records. The system allows doctors to access a patient's files, order and view laboratory tests, generate prescriptions and provide referrals.
The Capers family, which has been a PHP member for a total of 105 years, and Borough President Marty Markowitz were among the attendees.
Grand opening festivities included free health screenings, tours of the pediatrics offices and hematology/oncology infusion sites.
For more information about the Downtown Center, or PHP, a multi-specialty group with more than 10 offices in Brooklyn, visit www.brookl
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"Plants of the Jemez Mountains, Volume 1, Trees, Shrubs, Vines, Ferns and Horsetails," by local naturalists Teralene Foxx, Craig Martin and the late Dorothy Hoard is an updated and expanded version of Foxx's and Hoard's valuable guide, "Flowering Plants of the Southwestern Woodlands."
The original was published in 1984 and updated in 1995.
"She and I were going to revise it in 2014, and she had the gall to die," Foxx laughed. "But before she died she gave me all her drawings, and there were over 400 drawings. And I really didn't want to just let those go into oblivion, and I knew Craig was interested in plants, and a good naturalist, so I asked him if he'd like to do this, and he said yes."
Foxx took a more serious tone later in the conversation.
"For me, this book is a dedication. I was a friend with Dorothy for over 40 years, so it was hard when she died, because we'd done a lot of things together," Foxx said. "And this, to me, was a way of honoring her. And I think we both feel that way."
Martin – who was also a friend of Hoard's – agreed.
The Los Alamos Historical Society will host a lecture at 7 p.m. Tuesday upstairs at the Mesa Public Library. Dr. Nikki Nojima Louis will speak on her experiences as a Japanese American in World War II and beyond.
Nojima Louis has lived through two historic dates for Japanese Americans: Dec. 7, 1941, identified as "the date that will live in infamy," by President Franklin D. Roosevelt, and Feb. 19, 1942, the date President Roosevelt signed Executive Order 9066, authorizing 120,000 people of Japanese ancestry. This was when two-thirds of them American citizens, to be placed in barb-wired "relocation camps."
Nojima Louis will provide a historic overview of Japanese American immigration, incarceration, and self-determination that compares and contrasts her own experiences to those of other Americans who lived in the mid-20th century. She looks forward to a "talk back" with the audience addressing issues of class, race and identity, the importance of story telling and the winds of change that transform our lives.
Nojima Louis was celebrating her fourth birthday on Dece. 7, 1941, when the FBI entered her home in Seattle and took her father away. He ended up in a place called Santa Fe, while Nikki and her mother were incarcerated in a camp in Minidoka, Idaho.
Los Alamos Historical Society and Museum is looking for volunteers for the upcoming busy tourist season.
A free annual volunteer training series about the community's history and historic district will be offered from 3-4 p.m. every Thursday in April and May. The trainings started last week in the Museum Classroom in Fuller Lodge.
The training includes engaging lectures on Los Alamos history with a different theme each week and an emphasis on visitor engagement and customer service throughout.
Training is open to the public, and registration is not required. Anyone high-school age and up is encouraged to attend.
The sessions are part of the Historical Society's volunteer certification program, where volunteers are trained to serve in the Museum Shop, as tour guides or as guides to the homestead-era Romero Cabin and the historic Hans Bethe House.
Museum docents work one to four shifts a month. Shifts are four hours.
Tasks include greeting and orienting visitors, answering questions about Los Alamos history and the community, and making sales in the Museum Shop.
Romero Cabin docents share the community's homestead history with visitors.
Feature Film: "Sea Monsters, A Prehistoric Adventure" at 2 p.m. at the Nature Center. See prehistoric sea creatures come to life, and follow fossil hunters to remote locations as they excavate the remains of some of the most awe-inspiring creatures of all time. Cost is $6 for adults and $4 for children. More information at peecnature.org.
Chapter AK, P.E.O., meeting at 7:30 p.m. at the home of Emma Stafford, 30 Paige Circle in White Rock. Stafford will provide a program on homeschooling. Joanie Budzileni is the co-hostess. RSVP to Emma at 672-0540.
Nature Playtimes from 10-11 a.m. at Nature Center. Join local families for fun in nature. Free. More information at peecnature.org.
Los Alamos Historical Society lecture at 7 p.m. upstairs at the Mesa Public Library. Dr. Nikki Nojima Louis will speak on her experiences as a Japanese American in World War II and beyond.
Kiwanis meeting from noon to 1 p.m. in Kelly Hall at Trinity-on-the-Hill Episcopal Church, 3900 Trinity Drive, Los Alamos. Greg Fisher, economic vitality director for Los Alamos County, will speak on the state of the county economy.
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Selvi Viswanathan is unique. The 2016 Los Alamos Treasure is always dressed in a colorful sari, and it is difficult to miss this charming import.
People see an intelligent, soft-spoken, feminine woman who takes time to make everyone around her feel comfortable.
It is never easy to fit into another culture, even when that culture is known as a melting pot. Viswanathan achieved this and prospered in the process. The first 29 years of her life were spent in Berhampur Odisha, Tamil-speaking south India. In 1967, fresh from an arranged marriage, Viswanathan traveled alone from Bombay to New York City, delayed a week from accompanying her new husband, V.K. (Nathan) Viswanathan, by a visa holdup.
Although she had taught teenagers for eight years in India, Viswanathan had never really been alone – never walked outside without family or friends, certainly never taken a plane trip by herself.
She managed her fright and took the trip because "it had to be done."
"Quietly effective and caring," "absolutely reliable," "hardworking," "friendly," "outgoing," "competent," "sincere," "deeply respected," "can't say no," "our community could use a thousand more like him."
Charles Robert Tallman is being honored as a 2016 Living Treasure for many reasons – none more so than this high personal regard.
Tallman belongs to that group of long-term residents who form the backbone of much of Los Alamos' civic life. After his arrival here in 1962 with his wife Janet and two children, David and Katherine, Tallman wasted little time embracing his new community.
Anyone who has lived in Los Alamos during the last 35 years was sure to see a small, cheerful, dark-haired woman pitching in at a community project downtown, or at Mountain School, county council, the United Church, Rotary or Casa Mesita.
It's Nona Bowman, all Southern accent and Western energy – a 2016 Los Alamos Living Treasure.
Bowman has been a fixture on the Los Alamos volunteer scene since 1982, when she, husband Charlie, and their two young children, Brenda and David, moved here in response to Charlie's job offer from the Los Alamos Laboratory. (He subsequently managed the neutron science program, became a Lab fellow, and started his own technical business.)
Bowman began teaching in the Gate gifted student program, earning a reputation as an energetic teacher able to bring difficult concepts alive. She retired at age 64 in 1998, after more than 15 years.
Bowman also immersed herself in the larger community. Her best-known Los Alamos role centers on her eight-year Los Alamos County Council membership.
Elected in November 2002, she was overwhelmingly re-elected in 2006 and served a stint as council chair – evidence of her colleagues' respect.
The Los Alamos Mountaineers will hold its next meeting at 7 p.m. April 20 at the Pajarito Environmental Education Center. Speaker Kevin Stillman will give a presentation on the state of the Bandelier backcountry and trails post Las Conchas fire.
A social and reports of recent and upcoming trips at 7 p.m. Program at 7:30 p.m. There will be a slideshow and presentation about the Conchas fire and the floods of 2011 and 2013, how the backcountry and trails were affected, and where Bandelier is in rebuilding the trail system.
Stillman is the trail work leader at Bandelier. He has worked at Bandelier for seven years and has hiked and backpacked in Bandelier and the surrounding area for many years.
The Los Alamos Animal Shelter, 226 East Road, 662-8179, has a great selection of adoptable pets just waiting for their forever home, so come adopt your new best friend today! All adoptable pets are microchipped, spayed or neutered, and up-to-date on vaccinations. Shelter hours are noon – 6 p.m. Monday through Friday, 11 a.m.–4 p.m. Saturday, and noon–3 p.m. Sunday.
Be sure to check out our website at lafos.org, where you can get more information about volunteering, adopting, and donating. You can also check out our Petfinder website for pictures of our adorable adoptable animals: petfinder.com/shelters/friendsoftheshelter.html.
Gracie—A 7-year-old tabby who was surrendered when her elderly owner could no longer care for her. She's very shy and is still adjusting to life in the cat room. She prefers a quiet, calm house, and she doesn't mind the company of cat-friendly dogs!
Juan—A big tomcat who was trapped a few weeks ago. He's still adjusting to life at the shelter and interaction with humans, so check back in a few weeks for more information about Juan!
The second annual Los Alamos Volunteer Fair will start at 2 p.m. Saturday on the UNM-LA campus, building No. 2.
The goal of the Volunteer Fair, hosted by the 2016 Leadership Los Alamos special projects committee, is to "connect potential volunteers with organizations in need of volunteers."
This year's Los Alamos Leadership Team for the fair is compiling this information into a database and will have it available for the public by summer. Organizations are encouraged to contact firstname.lastname@example.com if they would like to attend the fair or if they have questions or comments about this effort.
Ari Le is a post-doc student from MIT with a four-year appointment at Los Alamos National Laboratory, working in the XCP6 group. Le is also the winner of the Santa Fe Community Orchestra's Concerto competition.
Le will solo with that group at 2:30 p.m April 17 at St. Francis Auditorium in the New Mexico Museum of Art in downtown Santa Fe, playing the "Lachrymea for Viola and Strings" by Britten.
The concert will also feature Tchaikovsky's Symphony No. 5 and the world premier of "Benthic Metropolis" by Santa Fe Composer Keith Allegretto. David Chavez is the guest conductor. Admission is free. Donations are appreciated.
Jemez Thrift Bag Days from 10 a.m.-4 p.m.
Jemez Thrift Bag Days from 9 a.m.-noon.
Dark night at 7:30 p.m. at Spirio Soccer Field, White Rock. Pajarito Astronomers will hold first county-sponsored dark night of the year. The public is invited to wander among the telescopes and stargaze. Mercury and Jupiter will be visible. Call Steve Becker at 662-3252 for information.
Feature Film: "Sea Monsters, A Prehistoric Adventure" at 2 p.m. at the Nature Center. See prehistoric sea creatures come to life, and follow fossil hunters to remote locations as they excavate the remains of some of the most awe-inspiring creatures of all time. Cost is $6 for adults and $4 for children.
Chapter AK, P.E.O., meeting at 7:30 p.m. at the home of Emma Stafford, 30 Paige Circle in White Rock. Stafford will provide a program on homeschooling. Joanie Budzileni is the co-hostess. RSVP to Emma at 672-0540.
Nature Playtimes from 10-11 a.m. at Nature Center. Join local families for fun in nature. Free. More information at peecnature.org.
The Los Alamos Jewish Center will hold its annual community Passover Seder at the Betty Ehart Senior Center at 5:30 p.m. April 23. The event is open to anyone interested.
The Seder is a ceremonial dinner filled with rituals designed to celebrate the Jewish people's exodus from Egypt.
The Seder, which is Hebrew for "order," ushers in the week of Pesach in which Jews refrain from eating Chametz.
The celebration of Passover commemorates the miraculous delivery of the Jews from years of slavery, culminating in the birth of the Torah, the Five Books of Moses, at Mount Sinai.
For Jews, the annual time of renewal is a time to look at each other and our society through the lens of the slave. It is a time to let go of all prejudice, intolerance, closed mindedness and limited thinking. It is a time for renewed inspiration to help create a world that is free for all peoples and all religions.
First United Methodist Church in Los Alamos will host a free seminar Sunday to discuss spiritual care and mental illness.
Tom Steward, P.A. and Carol Steward will lead the seminar, which starts at 6 p.m. Sunday at the First United Methodist-Los Alamos Sanctuary, located next to Sullivan Field. The Stephen Ministry team of FUMC welcomes the greater community of Los Alamos to hear from Tom and Carol Steward as they discuss the impact of mental illness on families. The Stewards will share what the community can do to encourage and support the family of individuals with mental illness.
Tom Steward is a private counselor who has a practice specializing in psycho-therapy services with the aim to strengthen individuals, couples, families and communities.
For infomration, call 662-6277. This is a free event with childcare for children ages from nursery through the fifth grade.
Art exhibits
"Oblique Views: Archaeology, Photography and Time." Museum of Indian Arts and Culture, 710 Camino Lejo, Santa Fe. Photographer Adriel Heisey re-photographed some of southwest's most significant archeological sites that Charles Lindbergh and his wife, Anne, photographed in 1929. Exhibit runs through May 2017.
Zane Bennett Contemporary Art announces form & concept, a nonprofit arts organization founded to push and explore the boundaries of perceived distinctions between art, craft and design. The programming acts as a conversation between these disciplines, supporting contemporary creative practice through exhibitions of regional and international artists. form & concept serves the community through its educational programming by producing artist residencies, workshops, lectures and other events.The grand opening will be 5-7 p.m. May 27.
"Gardening at Night: Photographs by Cig Harvey. April 15-June 4 at Photo-eye Gallery, 541 South Guadalupe in Santa Fe.
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Word of mouth might be kryptonite for "Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice," which fell a steep 68 percent in its second weekend in theaters according to comScore estimates Sunday. The superhero pic earned an estimated $52.4 million over the weekend, easily besting the modest new openers like "God's Not Dead 2" and "Meet the Blacks."
The Zack Snyder movie cost a reported $250 million to produce and around $150 million to market, and has earned an estimated $261.5 million to date.
It's a critical launching point for a series of interconnected movies in the DC Comics Universe from Warner Bros. that will include this year's "Suicide Squad" and next year's "Wonder Woman" and two "Justice League" movies, which is why its early performance – and hold – are being so intensely scrutinized.
Superhero movies tend to be frontloaded with fans, and a near 60 percent fall is not uncommon for major blockbusters in weekend two.
"Sometimes the bigger they are the harder they fall," said Paul Dergarabedian, comScore's senior media analyst. "This is often what happens when you have films that rank in the top 10 debuts of all time."
DeVargas Center in Santa Fe is nearing completion of a series of upgrades to support its growing roster of local merchants.
The renovations add a more contemporary, regional flair that underscores its commitment to offering a main street experience for both shoppers and homegrown retailers.
This month, the mall welcomes eight new tenants from Sanbusco, including Santa Fe Pens, Pandora's, Dell Fox Jewelry and Bodhi Bazaar.
DeVargas Center has also recently completed new spaces for some of its existing merchants, including Elegant Nails, the Bug Museum and Baskin Robbins.
The new spaces and upgraded storefronts were designed by David Naylor Interiors and developed by JR Construction.
Naylor said the goal was to create a more contemporary, yet distinctly Santa Fe feel for the mall, which is home to a variety of unique local merchants.
"When you go to a corporate mall, what's distinct is that each shop has got their brand so well designed," he said. "I didn't want this mall trying to look like that since we don't have any corporate brands. These are all homegrown, neighborhood shops. So it looks friendly, local, regional."
The Adobe Theater will present American playwright Horton Foote's play "Dividing The Estate" April 29 through May 22.
First staged in 2007, "Dividing The Estate" was awarded the 2008 Outer Critics Circle Award for Outstanding New Off-Broadway Play, and the 2008 Obie Award for Playwriting.
Set in 1987 Texas, "Dividing The Estate" follows the fate and fortune of the "land rich and cash poor" Gordon family.
The elderly matriarch of the family, Stella, is stubbornly intent on keeping the estate intact while she lives, but her children Mary Jo, Lewis, and Lucille are all strapped for cash and want to split things up immediately. Old wounds and resentments, always close to the surface, erupt anew as the Gordon siblings argue, accuse, wheedle and blame each other, their mother, and the economy for their own shortcomings and failures.
Director Brian Hansen readily admits to a lingering case of "Horton Foote Disease." He became infected four years ago when he directed a production of Foote's The Trip to Bountiful at The Adobe Theater. The production was demanding and well-received, but most of all it introduced him to the world of a largely-ignored playwright, Horton Foote.
Violinist Alexi Kenney will return to lead the Santa Fe Symphony chamber ensemble in one of the most exciting programs of the season Sunday at the Lensic Performing Arts Center in Santa Fe.
The orchestra will perform Vivaldi's beloved "The Four Seasons," and Bach's "Double Concerto" for oboe and violin, featuring Kenney alongside the symphony's principal oboist Elaine Heltman.
A free pre-concert lecture will begin at 6 p.m. Sunday, sponsored by Dr. Penelope Penland, and The Pierce Group with Mort Morrison and Morgan Stanley. Kenney is underwritten by Sheryl and Michael DeGenring through the symphony's Reach For The Stars Program.
The program begins at 7 p.m. Tickets are $25 to $80. Half-price tickets are available for children ages 6 to 14 with adult purchase (no children under six will be admitted). Call 983-1414 or 1-800-480.1319 for tickets, or the Lensic box office at 988-1234 for information. The Lensic Theater is located at 211 West San Francisco Street in Santa Fe.
Santa Fe's Sierra Vista Retirement Community recently hosted Bill Thomas for a special tour of the facility, as he stopped by to talk shop with the staff and see what the progressive retirement community was all about.
Thomas is a nationally renowned specialist in geriatrics and aging. He was in Santa Fe to kick off his 30 city "Age of Disruption" tour, which featured a workshop on dementia during the afternoon and a "nonfiction" play in the evening called "Aging: Life's Most Dangerous Game" at the St. Francis Auditorium, New Mexico Museum of Art.
According to Thomas, both events were meant to change the way people think about aging.
"I hope what people take away from (the tour) is that aging is about growth, that it's a process of growth," he said. "In our society, we commonly think that aging is a matter of decline. I would argue that you're growing toward something new. We think that old people are stuck and that they don't grow and I think that's wrong."
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Book DescriptionThe early twentieth century in Italy was a crucial period in its history. Mussolini and Fascism surveys all the important issues and topics of the period including the origins and rise of Fascism, Mussolini as Prime Minister and Dictator, the Totalitarian state, foreign policy and the Second World War. It also examines how Italian Fascism compared to other inter-war dictatorships.
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The early 20th century in Italy was a crucial period in its history. This book surveys the important issues and topics of the period including the origins and rise of fascism, Mussolini as prime minister and dictator, the totalitarian state, foreign policy and World War II.
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Author Biography - Patricia Knight
Patricia Knight is a Senior Lecturer at City and Islington College where she has taught GCSE and A Level History. Her publications include The Spanish Civil War (1998).
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Privacy Forum Shows Regulators Challenges Posed by Technology
NEWS ANALYSIS: The Future of Privacy Forum brings together government officials from home and abroad to show them what they are up against when it comes to safeguarding personal privacy.WASHINGTON—At first the meeting at the Future of Privacy Forum headquarters downtown looked like any other office soiree here, one populated by Millennials and hipsters trying to impress each other with their real or perceived level of official access. But a second look changed that impression. Right behind the check-in desk was a massive flat screen television showing an image of each person as they arrived. Superimposed on each person's image was a computer's guess as to our demographics. Were we young or old? Male or female? I was identified as a woman under 30. A friend who works for USA Today was also identified as a woman, but to his annoyance, the computer decided he was over 40. Of course the gender-mangling computer was really there for another purpose, which was to show how far machines had come in determining the sort of person that was in its view finder. The idea is that marketers could get an idea about the makeup of people at an event to see if they were attracting the audience they hoped to attract.
Across the room from the ubiquitous beer-and-wine bar was a table with several aerial drones. Next to that a man was wearing an Oculus VR headset. There was also an Amazon Echo in the room, which I commanded to play some Mozart. There were radio frequency beacons and perhaps the creepiest interactive device ever seen—a Hello Barbie toy.
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Fracking shale appears to be greener than greens would like, opines professor Walter Russell Mead at Via Meadia, his blog at The American Interest web site.
Mead: "A new EPA report punches all kinds of holes in one of greens' chief concerns about the American shale boom: methane gas leaks.
"Natural gas is a relatively clean fuel source when burned, but acts as an extremely potent greenhouse gas if allowed to escape into the atmosphere during drilling or transport, and many greens predict that the shale gas boom will inevitably lead to more leaks of this dangerous gas. But the EPA's report revises estimates of methane emissions leaked during 2010 gas drilling downward by 30 percent.
"... This isn't good news for the Malthusians and Chicken Littles of the world. Their brand of environmentalism thrives on public anxiety, and it will only become less persuasive with more reports like this one."
Read the whole thing here.
Chesapeake Energy Corp,the Oklahoma-based firm is the No. 1 driller in Ohio.
Rig Count Interactive Map by Baker Hughes, an energy services company.
Shale Sheet Fracking, a Youngstown Vindicator blog.
National Geographic's The Great Shale Rush.
The Ohio Environmental Council, a statewide eco-group based in Columbus.
Earthjustice, a national eco-group.
People's Oil and Gas Collaborative-Ohio, a grass-roots group in Northeast Ohio.
Concerned Citizens of Medina County, a grass-roots group.
No Frack Ohio, a Columbus-based grass-roots group.
Fracking: Gas Drilling's Environmental Threat by ProPublica, an online journalism site.
Pipeline, blog from Pittsburgh Post-Gazette on Marcellus shale drilling.
Allegheny Front, environmental public radio for Western Pennsylvania.


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Packaging & Bagging
Constantia Flexibles Acquires Pemara Labels GroupNovember 30, 2015
Constantia Flexibles has successfully completed the acquisition of the Australian company Pemara Labels Group. The transaction was originally announced on November 9. Melbourne-based Pemara achieved sales of approximately 30 million euros in the financial year ended June 2015, and currently...comment
Rotary Filler Has Streamlined Base for Greater AccessNovember 19, 2015
The new stainless steel rotary filler from Spee-Dee Packaging Machinery comes with a streamlined base for greater machine access, and two independent vibration rails to aide in the filling process. The rotary filler, designed for high-speed filling of rigid containers for a variety of markets...comment
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Compact, Continuous Shrink LabelerNovember 10, 2015
PDC International Corp. has introduced the Model R-100 Evolution shrink labeler, an economical and compact system designed for continuous shrink labeling and twin packing. The R-100 is a line extension of the R Series of shrink sleeve labelers. What's different is its moderate 30-100 cpm...comment
Prolamina and Ampac Merge to Form ProAmpacNovember 3, 2015
Packaging companies Prolamina and Ampac have merged to become ProAmpac. Private equity firm Wellspring Capital Management handled the merger. Under the ProAmpac name, four brand divisions will be managed including Prolamina, Ampac, Tulsack, and Business Deposits Plus. The four brands offer...comment
Process Technologies Boosted with Big Bag HandlingOctober 27, 2015
Processing procedures involving powdered, granulated, or other free-flowing materials require regular, high-volume product top-ups to maintain adequate production throughputs. The specialized big bag, air-operated hoists manufactured by J D Neuhaus are suitable for operating with single or twin bag...comment
Premier Tech Chronos Launches WECARE GuaranteeOctober 26, 2015
Premier Tech Chronos (PTC), one of the largest packaging equipment manufacturers in the world, launches the WECARE Guarantee. "It reflects our code of conduct, symbolized by the word DRIVER, and demonstrates our belief that the client is the reason we exist and that we are committed to...comment
Vacuum Tooling Stops Drips and ClumpsOctober 21, 2015
This new vacuum tooling option for augers from Spee-Dee Packaging Machinery provides a clean cut-off of product with no drips when filling. Inadvertent clumps of product that drip between fills compromise the quality of package seals, aesthetically look sloppy and lead to lost revenue. Vacuum...comment
Packaging Company Passes Food Safety AuditOctober 16, 2015
CDF Corp., a leading manufacturer of drum, pail, intermediate bulk container and bag in box liners and flexible packaging, has passed a food safety audit for one of North America's largest consumer packaged food and beverage companies. An auditor from Quality Assured Solutions was...comment
OSHA Fines Bag Manufacturer $84KOctober 12, 2015
Bancroft Bags Inc., West Monroe, LA, was cited for 16 serious violations by the U.S. Department of Labor's Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) for failing to guard machinery and implement appropriate shut down procedures. The proposed penalties total $84,000. OSHA...comment


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Our Sun
All the planets, moons, and smaller things in the solar system are just dust, compared to the star that they orbit; the Sun contains 99.9% of the mass of the solar system. We think of it as our source of light, but it doesn't just emit photons. The solar wind blasts fast-moving electrons, protons, and highly ionized atoms in all directions, a constant stream punctuated by ferocious coronal mass ejections. The solar wind carries with it a magnetic field wound into a tight spiral by the Sun's rotation.
The solar wind pushes outward against the interstellar medium, penning the solar system inside a bubble called the "heliosphere" that's at least 200 AU across. The twin Voyager spacecraft are now probing the heliosphere's edges. Closer to home, a fleet of spacecraft monitors the space weather generated by the Sun, warning us of its effects on Earth, from the benevolent (aurorae) to the potentially disastrous (irradiation of astronauts and damage to communications satellites and power grids). Currently operating solar space observatories include ACE, GGS, WIND, Hinode, PICARD, RHESSI, SOHO, SDO, Solar Monitoring Observatory, and STEREO.
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Strong geomagnetic storm today
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This morning I received a bulletin warning of a "strong" geomagnetic storm that began just over an hour ago.
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The Sun just spat out a huge coronal mass ejection, an event made visible by the watchful cameras on SOHO.
Spotting Jupiter's Moons...with a Solar Telescope!?
Posted by Emily Lakdawalla on 2011/04/06 12:27 CDT
I was astounded to learn this morning that SOHO can not only see Jupiter, it can actually resolve Jupiter's moons (at least its two outer ones) as points of light separate from their planet!
Space weather affects everyday life on Earth
Posted by Emily Lakdawalla on 2007/04/04 02:05 CDT
According to a press release issued this morning by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, the enormous solar flare that erupted on December 5 and 6 last year was accompanied by an intense radio burst that caused large numbers of Global Positioning System recivers to stop tracking the signal from the orbiting GPS satellites.
Some Details About Transits of Venus
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The upcoming rare transit of Venus is one step in a long dance among Earth, Venus and the Sun. Transits of Venus follow a peculiar pattern—two transits 8 years apart, then 105.5 years with no transits, then two transits 8 years apart, then 121.5 years with no transits, for a total cycle of 243 years—and thereby hangs a tale.
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Admissions to the Freedom of York: Temp. James I (1603-25)
Register of the Freemen of the City of York: Vol. 2, 1559-1759
Georgius Deane, chirurgeon Georgius Blansherd, silkweaver Johannes Tailor, ... Crosby, tailor, fil. Jacobi Crosby, partchmentmaker Johannes Dickonson, tailor, fil. Johannis Dickonson, ...View result
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Calendar of Close Rolls, Henry VI: Volume 5, 1447-1454
bowl ( cratere), price or value 20 s. Witnesses: William Boylet tailor, ... Memorandum of acknowledgment, 19 June. Richard Glover citizen and tailor ... Thomas Cook draper and John Stone tailor...View result
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MAJORE. ROB. HALL, MERCH., JOH. LEWES, TAILOR, HEN. BEWN, TAIL., JOH. ... Tailor, armorer Laur. Bewe, parchementmaker Georgius Richerdson, butcher ... tailliour Rob. Harryngton, fysshmonger Thomas Matterdall,...View result
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The 3 terminal blooms and the snaking
of the stalk can probably both be attributed to frost. That's usually the
culprit here when those conditions occur. I have an arilbred seedling that
has 3 terminal buds for its maiden bloom, and an SDB seedling right next to it
has 1 standard, 1 stylearm and 4 falls on its maiden bloom. There is
another pocket of 4 SDBs blooming and each one also has 4 falls, and one more
yet has 4 standards and 4 falls. All the rest of the SDBS, ABs, and other
various bearded irises are just fine. Some years, if the frost stops
earlier, everything is normal. Give that baby (a very pretty baby) another
year to see what happens.


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Route 5 study underway
The future of the Route 5 corridor began to take shape last month at Varina High School.
There, about 200 people attended a public information meeting to offer their opinions about traffic problems and transportation solutions along the seven-mile stretch of Route 5 from 7th Street in the city to Laburnum Avenue in Henrico. They also offered suggestions about what types of pedestrian and bicycle paths and road expansion plans they would like to see as part of the eventual growth of the corridor.
The meeting, hosted by Kimley-Horn and Associates, Inc. on behalf of the Richmond Regional Planning District Commission, was one of the first steps in an 18-month study of the Route 5 corridor by six entities. The study – a partnership between Henrico, Richmond, VDOT, the GRTC Transit System, the RRPDC and the Virginia Department of Rail and Public Transportation – is designed to create a long-range master plan for a corridor that encompasses urban, suburban and rural areas – and one that will witness much growth in the coming years. Officials hope to establish plans for a variety of transportation options – from pedestrian paths to bus rapid transit service, bicycles and automobiles.
Planners envision the corridor becoming a friendly stretch for walkers, joggers and cyclists, among others.
"We're starting with a blank slate," RRPDC Principal Planner Lee Yolton told those in attendance. "We're looking for your vision. There is going to be a lot of future development. We want to try to get ahead of the curve."
In addition to the continuing growth of Rocketts Landing, located on the city-county line, the corridor will feel a significant impact from the development of Tree Hill Farm, just a mile or so east of Rocketts Landing. That project hasn't yet started but is expected ultimately to produce as many as 2,800 residences and 1.16 million square feet of office space. Farther east, near the Pocahontas Parkway, another huge mixed-use development – Wilton on the James – will bring another 3,200 homes and a town center for office and commercial space.
Some attendees complained about rush-hour traffic – particularly in the morning, when it can be difficult to enter Route 5 from feeder roads because of the steady parade of traffic.
Varina resident Ron Roane said he worries when he sees cyclists and pedestrians making their way along Route 5 on stretches where there are no shoulders. He's like to see the road widened, or turning lanes added, to alleviate some of the most congested intersections.
Varina resident Nicole Anderson Ellis would prefer that the road not be widened but that sidewalks with physical barriers be erected to provide a safe place for cyclists and walkers, while maintaining the historical nature of Route 5 (which is designed a Virginia Scenic Byway).
Resident Jeanne McNeil was lukewarm about the idea of widening Route 5, saying it was important to preserve the road's rural character but also important to create a separate path for walkers and cyclists.
"People have to be really steady bike riders" to use Route 5 in its current form, she said.
Another resident, Charles Hoover, said he's already witnessed three serious auto accidents near his home on Route 5 in the past year but doesn't want to see major changes to Route 5 that could threaten the region's rural environment.
Local residents Carlton Marshall and Tom Flynn both said they would worry about a bottleneck effect if portions of Route 5 were widened and others weren't.
Kimley-Horn planner Carl Tewksbury told the Citizen that the corridor presented unique challenges and opportunities because of how quickly it transcends several types of areas and, potentially, several modes of transportation.
"We're understanding more about how to accommodate all modes," he said. "It's really important how we transition from urban to rural."
As part of the study, officials already have conducted traffic counts along the entire corridor and rated (on a scale of "A" to "F") each intersection's ability to handle traffic during morning and evening rush-hour commutes. The Williamsburg Avenue intersection rated the worst during morning traffic (rating at the "D" level) but rated closer to the "A/B" level during afternoon commutes.
Capital Trail discussed
Much of the discussion among those who attended the forum centered around plans for the 54-mile Virginia Capital Trail, a state project funded primarily by federal dollars that will connect Williamsburg with Richmond and provide a path for bikers, walkers, skaters and other forms of non-automobile transportation.
The trail mostly will follow Route 5 and primarily be separated from the road. But a feasibility study conducted for VDOT by a consultant in the late 1990s recommended that most of the 9.5-mile Henrico portion of the trail be connected to the road as a wide shoulder or bike lane. That recommendation was made, according to Capital Trail Project Manager Ian Millikan of VDOT, because officials believed it could be difficult to obtain right of way from property owners to build the trail separately.
Several bicycle enthusiasts who attended the meeting urged anyone who would listen to support a plan for a separate path. Bud Vye, the advocacy chairman for the Richmond Area Bicycling Association, said that attaching the trail to Route 5 would be a mistake.
"We just don't want our segment to be the only substandard one – and it will be if this goes through like this," Vye said.
The organization's members are primarily those who enjoy riding recreationally and not competitively, Vye said. Many are hesitant to bike along Route 5 now because of the high speed limits and lack of shoulders or bike lanes. Creating a separate path off the road would open the historic corridor to many more people, he said.
Thomas Bowden, an attorney and chairman of Bike Walk Virginia's advocacy committee, agreed. Making the entire trail separate from the road would create a more user-friendly path that could serve as a strong tourist attraction, he said. But "it won't get use if it's disjointed," he said.
Though last month's meeting sought input about the entire corridor – including thoughts and ideas about what form the trail should take – the event was not connected to trail project itself, which is being completed separately by VDOT. VDOT intends to hold a public information session specifically to solicit input about the Varina portion of the trail (from the Richmond city line to Long Bridge Road) later this year or in early 2011, Millikan said. The agency could make changes to its plans for the trail's location afterwards, he said. (Details about the trail can be viewed online at http://www.virginiadot.org/projects/newcaptrail_welcome.asp). Construction of the Varina portion is expected to cost between $8 million and $9 million.
About 14 miles of the trail near Williamsburg are currently open; the entire trail is expected to be completed by 2014 or 2015, Millikan said.
Next steps
Officials next will conduct an analysis of existing conditions along the corridor, then try to project future conditions and analyze those before developing conceptual plans to address late this year and into early 2011. A concept plan will be issued early next year, Tewksbury said, and then two more public meetings will be held in March and May. Officials will issue a draft report sometime next summer or fall, he said.
For details about the Route 5 Corridor Study, or to provide input, visit http://www.Route5Corridor.com.
– Allison Throckmorton contributed to this article.
Villa's Flagler Housing wins national NAEH award
St. Joseph's Villa's Flagler Housing & Homeless Services was one of three entities to earn the National Alliance to End Homelessness' Champion of Change Award. The awards were presented Nov. 17 during a ceremony at the Newseum in Washington, D.C.
NAEH annually recognizes proven programs and significant achievements in ending child and family homelessness.
Flagler completed its transition from an on-campus shelter to the community-based model of rapid rehousing in 2013, and it was one of the nation's first rapid re-housing service providers to be certified by NAEH. > Read more.
RIR's Christmas tree lighting rescheduled for Dec. 12
Richmond International Raceway's 13th annual Community Christmas tree lighting has been rescheduled from Dec. 6 to Monday, Dec. 12, at 6:30 p.m., due to inclement weather expected on the original date.
Entertainment Dec. 12 will be provided by the Laburnum Elementary School choir and the Henrico High School Mighty Marching Warriors band. Tree decorations crafted by students from Laburnum Elementary School and L. Douglas Wilder Middle School will be on display. Hot chocolate and cookies will be supplied by the Henrico High School football boosters. > Read more.
Weekend Top 10
Dance the night away at Henrico's "Legendary Dance Night" – tomorrow at the Eastern Henrico Recreation Center! The University of Richmond's Modlin Center for the Arts is also offering some legendary music – check out Cory Henry and the Funk Apostles tonight and the Shanghai Quartet with Wu Man on Sunday – and Suzie and the G-Tones will perform at the Bryan Park Bar and Grill in Lakeside. If you're searching for a family-friendly option, the film "Annie" will be at the Henrico Theatre for two showings tomorrow. Tickets are only $1! For all our top picks this weekend, click here! > Read more.
Henrico Police receive donated canine ballistic vest
Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield becomes title sponsor of Innsbrook 5k event
VHBG hosts first pinewood derby
VanValkenburg to seek 72nd District seat
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Head First
May 2nd, 2013
A reminder to learn from your mistakes.
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A reminder to learn from your mistakes.
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It's moments like these that make dealing with all the whining, poop and boogers worth it.
On second thought maybe the day after the big storm wasn't the best day for an outing at the park.
Hey look! A penny!
It's called a learning experience. I bet he never did that again.
When I was a kid, we had to walk eight miles uphill in the snow to get a face full of mud.
This isn't awkward, this is sad! Who wants their face in a puddle? More than that– a puddle of MUD. Who wants a face full of mud? No one.
Sad? Childhood experiences that toughened us up a little bit are far from sad. The plight of the overprotected kids today as they enter the real world, that's going to be sad.


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Breakfast buffet is always tasty. Better management is needed for the crowds of people that stay there just to get the breakfast special. The pool side is still very relaxing.
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Breakfast buffet is always tasty. Better management is needed for the crowds of people that stay there just to get the breakfast special. The pool side is still very relaxing.
Had lunch there recently and found the food to be quite tasty. The decor is ok for a pool terrace; bright and airy but nothing fancy. The servers were friendly and helpful. Overall it was a pleasant experience.
Had great time ,Christmas dinner buffet. The chefs did great job preparing Christmas Caribbean dinner,with ful team spirit.our server Janelle was very pleasant and professional in meeting our needs promptly.
I was so hyped with doing Sunday brunch at the Hilton with a close friend but it was not what I expected. The layout was appealing but the food was not appetizing whatsoever the only thing I enjoyed was the garlic mash potatoes, we left feeling unstudied and vow never ever to return was my first and my last. Still... 更多
I've stayed at this hotel several times and been at this restaurant for breakfast (which is lovely - I like the light airy feel). This review is for their dinner service. The waitress was wonderful - lovely smile, very efficient and attentive. At night, I felt the ambience was lacking - the restaurant looks tired and dated. The menu also... 更多
I was here on national holiday (there's several of them) with few other options open. My family chose a la carte dining (there's also a buffet style dinner). We were promptly seated and our drinks got ordered and served almost immediately. The wait for the food was a bit long, but the ambiance is very relaxed, with a view of... 更多
i have been here several times over the past few months for business events both hosting and visiting. While the food is good the service and/or servers would need some training in customer service and smiling. The décor needs updating but again as i said to my business colleagues, the Hilton has parking, ambiance and good food but come on... 更多
Took my dad here for a birthday breakfast buffet and our entire party was a bit put off by the staff. The maitre d at the front desk did not even look up when we approached and asked for our table. He gestured with his hand and walked past us - we assumed we were meant to follow. The chef... 更多
Great service and friendly staff! Perfect for any occasion away from the hustle.NIce ambiance and optional poolside dining.
I couldn't ask for more. Top service including special favours for the occasion. Food was excellent and the decor just added to the occasion.
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We were huge fans of the first Samsung Galaxy Tab, a 7-inch Android tablet. But there was one fly in the ointment -- the Tab was running the outdated Android version 2.2, which was built for mobile phones. Now Samsung is back with a tablet that brings the portability of a smaller slate, with a proper -- if not the latest -- tablet operating system. But is it good enough to challenge the dominance of the new iPad?
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The Galaxy Tab 7.7 is one of the slimmest things we've ever seen. Turning it sideways you'd be forgiven for thinking it had disappeared into the space between atoms -- it measures an iPad 2-beating 7.9mm across. It's astonishingly light too, at 335g, so if you throw it in a rucksack or handbag and you'll quickly forget it's there.
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The Star Trek Online official site has been updated with a devlog that delves into the development team's passion for Star Trek.
Welcome back to the STO DevLog, our regular look into the development of Star Trek Online, the only game that dares to reveal what happens when good tribbles go bad!
This month we thought it would be fun to peer into the minds of the STO team, to find out what they think about Star Trek. Surveys were sent out, and answers were sent in... by the crate load. Here's just a small sampling of we like to call:
Polling the Crew: Selected Reponses from the STO Team Survey
Which of Star Trek's alien races do you most identify with? We got a wide variety of responses to this question:
"Those creatures in TNG that only speak in binary."
"Antedeans. Fish-like, that's me."
"Cardassians. I totally dig potentially redeemable villains."
"The Romulans. They're mysterious, politically-driven, mischievous and cunning. Of course, as they appear on TNG, they're mostly militant jerks, but the fact that the series has focused on brewing internal debates shows they have redeeming characteristics."
"I like the Andorians. They're blue, they're cool, and they have fricking antenna on their heads."
Read more the full devlog here.
Wow. What a load of useless junk. And the previous issues of the log as well.
Sorry for Trek fans, but this game is going the way of G&H.
Look at their 'Concept Art' images, then look at the actual render of the 'Planet Killer' doomsday machine below. What a trashy, low-res, mess.
And I am astonished that they are not adressing the main concerns of the fan base regarding in-ship interiors and player ambulations. And what about away-missions? Are they doing those with player avatars and locations? If so, why not ship interiors? If not <boggle>.
Most of the action in all the Trek takes place either in-ship or on-planet. Very little of the Trek mythos is ship-to-ship combat. A few engagements here and there, but mostly rare and a very minor part of any episode when they do come into play.
PE is destroying this IP.
It is very likely that the IP will be pulled, or the funding will run out, before this game gets even close to release ready.
Nice way for PE to suck cash out of the suckers that are investing in them, though.
Too bad.
Another black-eye for the industry.
This is what PE considers a Dev log.
That shows why G&H failed and STO isn't even in Alpha yet.
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I really am sad that Paramount let the Star Trek IP fall into the hands of Perpetual. This has been going on for way to long and perpetual has absolutly nothing to show the fans except a lame attemp at a dev log.
I question wether they even are developing a real game. I think they blew the funds on G&H and expect Paramount to keep shoving money at them, eventually, Paramount will catch on and when they do Perpetual is going to neck deep in lawyers. Unfortunately the fans are the ones who will pay in the long run from this. This game aint going to happen, I don't know why MMorpg doesn't try to investigate the state of the game and find the real story, thats what would be really worth reading about. Not some lame attemp at a dev log by perpetual.
MMORPG I would give perpetual any face time until they can give a demo of all their months supposedly hard work.
Maybe in their next dev blog they will reveal what their favourite snack or something equally lame and irrelevant...
How can they skin WOW to look like Star Trek? Thats what it will come down to.
Email paramount and tell them to get rid of Darren Stinnet and his team and give the IP to somebody else who knows what the hell they are doing. I will possibly update this post with an email address for paramount.
They are making the same mistake SOE did with SWG. Still- I wish t hem the best of luck.
Mindless gibberish comes to mind.
Just another example of a development studio on the track to another bomb, if it ever sees the light of day.
Paramount how could you?
Originally posted by JYCowboyUnfortunately, this is what the MMO industry does nowadays.
How can they skin WOW to look like Star Trek? Thats what it will come down to.
New skins for WoW.
So depressing.
CH, Jedi, Commando, Smuggler, BH, Scout, Doctor, Chef, BE...yeah, lots of SWG time invested.
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I have to say I have been worried about Perpetual's handling of this game for a year or two. I tried voicing my opinion on Startrek-online.net but they only allow pro-PE talk. I was optimistic when PE said they would explore new ways of MMOing and be revolutionary yet they seem to instead go the conservative safe way so they stay alive or something. The only way you can break through the MMo market is to make something different.
I dont think every dev-log has to be serious, but it seems the only good logs have been the first two, and I would appreciate it if the devs tried to talk about what the players want to know, (cough,cough) DIRECTION OF THE GAME!!
Anyways, Perpetual if you happen to be reading this, doubtful since its not sto.net but anyways if you are. I really do hope STO become sa huge success, I just hope you really take hold of this IP and try to think of new ideas and stop falling back to safe-mode.
I read somewhere that one of their Devs said this isn't a game for Trekkies. I pretty much wrote this one off right there. I mean, why would you direct at insult at the biggest following for this IP?
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They are making the same mistake SOE did with SWG. Still- I wish t hem the best of luck.
At least this time they're making the mistakes BEFORE we pay them any money or invest any of our time. And, thanks to SOE and SWG, we now all know what the mistakes look like, so we can see them before they happen. Trekkies will stay away from this one in droves.
First thought on reading this excuse for a dev blog: "Poll? You mean, like Focus Group?" When they started with the "which character would you most like to be" stuf, all I could think of was: "hmmm...are they trying for iconic startrekiness here? Looking for which pictures to post on their 8 or 9 iconic character choices?" Yikes! This is scary stuf.
This project has moved so far from the originally presented vision, that it now presents absolutely NO interest to me at all. And I'm a veteran MMO player who actually saw the original series in first-run! THAT'S how long I've been a Trekkie. To think that this garbage will lock down the IP for the next 20 years is just too sad. I won't be around to see STO2 I'm afraid. :-(
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"I know what you're thinking: 'Why, oh WHY, didn't I take the BLUE pill?'"
This is what you get if devs or their marketing ppl decide its necessary to release some info so far before release date. Hot air.
I always wonder how this will influence public opinion in that the fans get impatient as result of these (way to) early teasers. I cant believe that this will actually have a positive influence.
Originally posted by SioBabbleUnfortunately, this is what the MMO industry does nowadays.
Originally posted by JYCowboy
How can they skin WOW to look like Star Trek? Thats what it will come down to.
New skins for WoW.
So depressing.
I can see using a successful formula on an IP. They don't want to break new ground but create more of a cash cow.
However, Star Trek does not appeal to everyone. Those it does are very passionate to it and want to "Live" in that world. A proper world simulator is perfect for Star Trek but this company is wanting to win new players to this game. Its not going to happen.
If you are not Star Trek (aka Trekkie or Trekker) then you just wont care.
This is disturbing news :P
If ever a game died before it was even born, it's this one. What a sad time to be a MMO gamer.