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Sunday, 19 August 2012
Less is More # 81
And a happy sunday to you. I hope the weather is treating you well.
The challenge this week at Simply Less is More is to use Tearing on your card. Not something I do as a rule, the neat freak in me demands neat, straight edges but I`ve rebelled against it and come up with this one
Base card is Papermill Linen card.
I stamped a Flourishes Orchids stamp onto a scrap piece of linen card and coloured it with Promarkers then simply tore along the bottom corner and edge. I then inked along the torn edge with an Orchid Versa Color ink pad. Not sure if I like this bit now.
The sentiment is from the same Flourishes set.
I haven`t done a Ruby update for a while and a few of you have been asking after her so I`ll give you the latest news.
Ruby should have had another round of chemo last week but her bloods were low again so she had to have another transfusion. She is absolutely fine but gets tired easily when her blood count is low. She is back at Leeds General Infirmary tomorrow for a kidney function test and they`ll do a blood test too, if all is well she can go ahead with her chemo.
I can`t remember if I`ve already told you about this or not ( it`s my age you know) but last time Ruby was at LGI was just before the Olympics started, when the Torch Relay was still going on. One of the patients from the cancer unit was chosen to carry the torch through a part of Leeds and proudly brought it in to the unit afterwards.
All the children that were in the unit that day had their photo`s taken with the torch. This is Ruby holding it.
Not the best piccy, I pinched this one from facebook. I`m hoping the original has a bit more of her on it.
You may have noticed that the fundraising has been a bit slow lately too. We actually have quite a good amount but it hasn`t been forwarded to Candlelighters yet. We`re hanging onto the money raised from Angies headshave (about £150) because we need to pay up front for Cheryls skydive but will get it back later plus more hopefully from sponsorship.
We were also hoping to do a summer fayre either at the school or the local community centre but to be honest Cheryl has had far too much on her plate going backwards and forwards to hospital, to organise anything so we`ve made a joint decision to wait until next year when everythings calmed down a bit. This will give me much more time to get a decent selection of cards made too.
I`ll let you know how Ruby gets on this next week.
Thanks for popping in...Lynne xxx
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Hola Lynne, thank you for yours comments last weeks, is nice to see you:D
Oooh Lynne i hope Ruby is OK as early as possible, the life is very unfair sometimes, Ruby is in my prayers.Beautiful photo with the torch!So pretty little girl.
Gorgeous card Lynne, very bright colours and perfect CAS card.
A warm hug from Palma and take careHi Lynne, I've been having too much offline fun to get around like I normally do, so I'm playing catch-up. Your card is sooo pretty! I love the daffodils and your coloring is perfection!
Thanks for the update on Ruby. Sorry to hear she's still a weak little birdie and I hope she gets her numbers up soon. The torch experience must have been incredible and thrilling! I made a little donation through the Appeal. Good luck getting it all sorted out. My prayers go out for strength for Cheryl.


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Hello all, I'm looking to buy a chorus pedal for my fretless, but I am lost in the world of bass effects. I'm not looking to run a lot of effects, or to use the potential pedal in any extreme fashion. I'd be using this chorus pedal mostly just to fatten/sweeten the tone of my bass. What are some quality pedals to look into? The final test will, of course, be my ears and information about durability. However, with so many effects manufacturers out there, I don't know where to begin. Thanks, in advance, for all of your feedback. - Prashant P.S. I'm looking to spend under $200...$300 is my limit, unless there is a signifcant improvement in quality to justify a higher cost. Thanks!
I own a Boss Chorus and like it a lot. Gives great depth during slow songs. For the money, it's the best IMO. Oh! And it only cost around $70-80. $300 could buy you a lot of effects. If you are willing to spend that much, check out the Bass Pod. It goes for a little over that, but you get 16 effects plus all of the cabinet features. Good luck. Eric
I hear the danelectro cool cat chorus is real good, but im not sure if it will be good for bass, but boss pedals are really good, and DOD are a little cheaper, and arent that bad
Thanks for the feedback! I've been snooping around a bit more, and I've heard good things about the EBS UniChorus...does anyone have experience with these? What do you think? Thanks.
I use the Dano Cool Cat chorus and can't say enough about it. You can usually pick these up for around $70, used $50. Try one out before purchasing something that will cost you over $200. I have also heard good things about the EBS, but those will cost you.
I totally agree. The Cool cat is AWESOME. It's not the best for anything on the E esting, but for the higher stuuf, it's amazing.
Have you played your fretless through a chorus? I've tried it, and, amazingly, the chorus effect is pretty much swallowed up by the "mwah" of the bass. I use the same chorus (Boss CEB3, which is great), on my fretted basses, and get a nice, deep chorus effect. I'd say try it before you buy it.
I am a control freak with effects, I tried many chorus pedals out, and the boss bass chorus is the best. It has both the normal rate and depth, but also a bass sweep knob and a "mix" control. The bass sweep lets you keep the lows clean and only effecting the highs. The mix lets you create some messed up "watery" chorus, and only color your tone with a small amount of it. The only complaint is the constant background noise...but you will have that with most any chorus. I talked the sales man down to $65!
Since my brother is a guitarist, he has several effects and I often plug into them (when he's not around)... I have to say that the Boss Chorus (CE-3) is really neat for bass... and you can get it for cheap... my brother got it used for $30 (Canadian -- very cheap in American funds). I also liked his digital delay (Boss DD-3)... now that is an excellent sound for bass enthusiasts
hey, anything by BOSS is awesome! if i were you i would get the BOSS chorus pedal. its awesome. if you are willing to spend some major $$ you should get the digitech BP-8 bass pre-amp processor its cool. but play one before you by it,i've never tried with a fretless
I think the TC Electronics Chorus/Flanger pedal is state-of-the-art, but EXPENSIVE! I'm just one more happy Danelectro Cool Cat user Great retro look, cool sound, 18V circuit and sturdy construction and it only costs 60-70$ in Germany - can't ask for more IMO
I use a Boss Stereo Chorus (I forget the number) and have always been happy with it. Nice sound and like every other Boss pedal, they're built like a tank.
I've also tried many different chorus pedals and I'm surprised that no one has mentioned the Analogman Chorus. My favorite by far. In fact I bought it once and sold it because I didn't need chorus. Then I went through about 5 or 6 other chorus's and finally bought another Analogman.
I had a Boss CEB-3 and I liked it's sound, but found that it didn't have the ability to get very aggressive if needed. Now I'm using a Digitech Chorus Factory and am pretty happy with it. Currently using a combination between deep chorus and flange to add color to some runs up the neck in a few songs, but overall I never have chorus on during an entire song. Honestly, I could get by without it and probably 'should' and just sell the Chorus Factory.
I recently bought my first chorus pedal; I use all high-end gear, but because I didn't know if I would really like/use a chorus pedal, I picked up at Behringer for $25 shipped off ebay. Its great! I think it copies the Boss, so I'd pick one up for dirt cheap, and use it for a while to see if chorus is really your sound. I've also heard good things about the Digitech (nice and shimmery/cold for Cure-esque sounds).
I would suggest Carl Martin bass chorus, completely noiseless, nice fat clean chorus, I have only tried this and the boss chorus, Carl Martin hands down, the bad: is quite expensive
+1 No problem with noise and it has a dual band filter that lets you adjust the effect on highs and lows individually.
Believe it or not my favorite chorus for bass is the Danelectro FAB chorus. I've tried probably a half dozen or more different ones, even bought one or two and took them all back. For my money ($13.00) you can't beat it. H


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2016-17 Gardner-Webb Men's Basketball News
March 05, 2017Gardner-Webb's Laquincy Rideau Named To Big South All-Tournament Team ROCK HILL, S.C. – Gardner-Webb point guard Laquincy Rideau earned a spot on the five-man Big South Conference men's basketball All-Tournament Team, which was announced Sunday at the conclusion of the event.
March 04, 2017No. 4 Gardner-Webb Drop 80-77 Overtime Heartbreaker at No. 1 Winthrop Friday In Big South Semifinals ROCK HILL, S.C. – Top-seeded Winthrop made all 10 of its free throws in overtime to top No. 4 seed Gardner-Webb, 80-77, Friday night in a Big South semifinal thriller.
March 02, 2017No. 4 Gardner-Webb Rolls To 91-55 Win Over No. 5 High Point Thursday Night In Big South Quarterfinals ROCK HILL, S.C. – Gardner-Webb used a 21-3 run early in the second half to put the game away and cruised to a 91-55 win over High Point in Big South Conference men's basketball quarterfinals.
March 01, 2017Gardner-Webb Set For 2017 Big South Men's Basketball Championships Thursday Night vs. No. 5 Seed High Point ROCK HILL, S.C. – Gardner-Webb men's basketball opens the 2017 postseason Thursday night, playing No. 5 seed High Point in the fourth quarterfinal game of the Big South Conference Championships at Winthrop Coliseum.
February 27, 2017Trio of Gardner-Webb Men's Basketball Standouts Earn All-Big South Conference Postseason Honors CHARLOTTE – Three Gardner-Webb men's basketball standouts earned All-Big South Conference honors Monday afternoon, as the league announced its annual postseason honors in advance of the 2017 Big South Conference Men's Basketball Championships.
February 25, 2017Gardner-Webb Wins Fourth Straight, Secures No. 4 Seed With 88-86 Overtime Win At High Point HIGH POINT, N.C. – Austin White's jumper was just long at the horn and Gardner-Webb held on for an 88-86 overtime win on the road over High Point in both teams' regular season finale.
February 24, 2017Runnin' Bulldogs Top First-Place UNC Asheville, 81-76, Thursday Night In Big South Conference Tilt BOILING SPRINGS – Tyrell Nelson recorded his 24th career double-double, scoring 19 points to go with 13 rebounds on Senior Night to help Gardner-Webb to an 81-76 win over UNC Asheville.
February 22, 2017Gardner-Webb To Host UNC Asheville Thursday Night At 9 PM In Nationally-Televised Showdown (ESPNU) BOILING SPRINGS – Gardner-Webb welcomes first-place UNC Asheville to Paul Porter Arena Thursday night, with the game set to tip at 9:00 pm in front of a national television audience (ESPNU).
February 18, 2017Gardner-Webb Runs Past Presbyterian, 84-56, Saturday Night To Clinch FIrst Round Bye CLINTON, S.C. – David Efianayi scored 15 points to lead five men in double figures, and Gardner-Webb scored 30 points off of turnovers to beat Presbyterian, 84-56, Saturday night on the road.
February 15, 2017Runnin' Bulldogs Get Past Radford, 70-59, Wednesday Night In Big South Basketball Action BOILING SPRINGS – Laquincy Rideau narrowly missed a triple-double with 10 points, 12 rebounds and eight assists to lead Gardner-Webb to a 70-59 win over Radford Wednesday night.
February 14, 2017Gardner-Webb Men's Basketball Returns Home To Host Radford Wednesday Night On ESPN3 (7:00 PM) BOILING SPRINGS – Gardner-Webb returns home to host surging Radford on Wednesday night in another critical Big South Conference contest. Opening tip is set for 7:00 pm on ESPN3 (WatchESPN.com).
February 11, 2017Cold Shooting Second Half Costly For Gardner-Webb Saturday In 77-71 Loss At Winthrop ROCK HILL, S.C. – A cold-shooting second half proved costly for Gardner-Webb Saturday afternoon, as Winthrop surged into the lead and took a 77-71 win in a key Big South Conference matchup.
February 09, 2017Runnin' Bulldogs Fall In Double Overtime Heartbreaker Thursday Night, 92-87, To First-Place Liberty BOILING SPRINGS – Liberty rallied twice from deficits of two or more possessions in the final minute of regulation and the first overtime to tie and captured a 92-87 win at Gardner-Webb Thursday in double overtime.
February 08, 2017February 23 Men's Basketball Rematch With UNC Asheville Chosen As ESPNU Wildcard Game CHARLOTTE – Gardner-Webb's February 23 home game vs. UNC Asheville has been selected as the final Big South Conference Wildcard game of the season by ESPNU.
February 08, 2017Runnin' Bulldogs Host First-Place Flames Thursday Night In Critical Big South Tilt (7:00 PM) BOILING SPRINGS – Gardner-Webb will put its three-game win streak on the line Thursday night against first-place Liberty, with opening tip set for 7:00 pm in Paul Porter Arena.
February 04, 2017Gardner-Webb Runs Past Longwood, 90-64, Saturday For Third Win In A Row BOILING SPRINGS – David Efianayi scored 20 points to pace five players in double figures as Gardner-Webb ran to a 90-64 win over Longwood Saturday afternoon in Paul Porter Arena.
February 03, 2017Gardner-Webb Men's Basketball Returns Home Saturday For High Noon Clash vs. Longwood BOILING SPRINGS – Gardner-Webb returns home Saturday at high noon to host Longwood in Paul Porter Arena. The game will be televised live on the American Sports Network (ASN).
February 01, 2017Runnin' Bulldogs Heat Up In 80-68 Road Win At Campbell Wednesday Night BUIES CREEK, N.C. – Laquincy Rideau scored 21 points and dished out seven assists to lead Gardner-Webb to an 80-68 road win at Campbell Wednesday night.
January 31, 2017@GWU_MBK Heads To Campbell For Key Big South Conference Road Test Wednesday Night (7 pm) BUIES CREEK, N.C. – Gardner-Webb will hit the road again Wednesday night in Big South men's basketball action, traveling to face in-state rival Campbell at 7:00 pm.
January 28, 2017Runnin' Bulldogs Showcase Efficient Offense In 85-76 Win At Charleston Southern Saturday CHARLESTON, S.C. – Laquincy Rideau scored 17 points and dished off a game-high seven assists to lead Gardner-Webb to an 85-76 win over Charleston Southern Saturday at Buccaneer Fieldhouse.
January 26, 2017Head Coach Tim Craft Shows Off Subway® Sandwich Artistry To Support Fight Against Cancer Thursday BOILING SPRINGS – Gardner-Webb head coach Tim Craft donned an apron and visor Thursday during lunch to serve as a guest Subway® sandwich artist to raise money and awareness for Coaches vs. Cancer.
January 26, 2017Runnin' Bulldogs Drop 72-70 Heartbreaker To Winthrop Thursday Night In Big South Thriller BOILING SPRINGS – Winthrop's Duby Okeke blocked a layup attempt by Tyrell Nelson in the final seconds and the Eagles held on for a 72-70 win in a wild Big South Conference affair Thursday night.
January 25, 2017Runnin Bulldogs Host First-Place Winthrop Thursday Night In Paul Porter Arena (7:00 pm) BOILING SPRINGS – Gardner-Webb hosts first-place Winthrop Thursday night, welcoming the Eagles for a 7:00 pm tip in Paul Porter Arena.
January 23, 2017@GWU_MBK Head Coach Tim Craft To Serve As Guest Sandwich Artist For Coaches vs. Cancer Thursday At Subway BOILING SPRINGS – Gardner-Webb head coach Tim Craft will make a special appearance Thursday, January 26, at the Boiling Springs Subway restaurant to benefit Coaches vs. Cancer.
January 21, 2017@GWU_MBK Cruises To 78-61 Win Over Presbyterian Saturday Afternoon In Paul Porter Arena BOILING SPRINGS – Laquincy Rideau had a double-double with 15 points and a school-record 10 steals as Gardner-Webb cruised to a 78-61 win over Presbyterian at home Saturday afternoon.
January 20, 2017@GWU_MBK Returns Home To Host Presbyterian For White Out Saturday At 3:00 PM BOILING SPRINGS ? Gardner-Webb will host its annual ?White Out? game on Saturday afternoon, as Presbyterian rolls into Paul Porter Arena for a 3:00 pm tip.
January 19, 2017Runnin' Bulldogs Fall Short At First-Place Liberty Thursday Night, 65-62 LYNCHBURG, Va. – Eric Jamison?s three-pointer was just long at the horn and Gardner-Webb dropped a 65-62 road game at first-place Liberty Thursday night.
January 18, 2017Runnin' Bulldogs Head To Liberty For Thursday Night Showdown At 7:00 PM (ESPN3/MASN) LYNCHBURG, Va. – Gardner-Webb will head back to Virginia on Thursday night, traveling to face first-place Liberty at 7:00 pm in the Vines Center.
January 14, 2017Runnin' Bulldogs Take 85-79 Road Win At Longwood Saturday Afternoon In Big South Action FARMVILLE, Va. – Jamaal Robateau scored 22 points and Gardner-Webb controlled the backboards to hold off Longwood, 85-79, Saturday afternoon for an important Big South Conference road win.
January 13, 2017Runnin' Bulldogs Travel To Longwood Saturday For Big South Tilt On ESPN3 FARMVILLE, Va. – Gardner-Webb treks to the Commonwealth of Virginia for the second time in 10 days Saturday, this time traveling to face Longwood at 2:00 pm.
January 11, 2017@GWU_MBK Falls To Campbell, 76-60, Wednesday Night In Big South Conference Tilt BOILING SPRINGS – Chris Clemons scored 17 of his game-high 28 points in a big first half as Campbell took a 76-60 win at Gardner-Webb Wednesday night.
January 10, 2017Runnin' Bulldogs Host In-State Rival Campbell Wednesday Night In Big South Action (7:00 pm) BOILING SPRINGS – Gardner-Webb hosts in-state rival Campbell on Wednesday night, with the opening tip set for 7:00 in Paul Porter Arena.
January 07, 2017Runnin Bulldogs Get Past Charleston Southern, 79-75, Saturday Afternoon For Key Big South Win BOILING SPRINGS – David Efianayi scored 21 points off the bench to lead Gardner-Webb to a 79-75 win over Charleston Southern Saturday afternoon in Big South Conference action.
January 04, 2017Runnin' Bulldogs Post 70-59 Win At First-Place Radford Wednesday Night In Key Big South Tilt RADFORD, Va. – Tyrell Nelson scored a game-high 19 points to lead Gardner-Webb to a 70-59 win at first-place Radford Wednesday night in a key Big South Conference matchup.
January 03, 2017@GWU_MBK Travels To Radford Wednesday Night For Key Big South Conference Road Game BOILING SPRINGS – Gardner-Webb's charter bus will make the three-hour trek north to Radford, Va., this week, with the Runnin' Bulldogs set to battle first-place Radford at 7:00 pm on Wednesday.
December 31, 2016Gardner-Webb Falls, 90-85, Saturday Afternoon At UNC Asheville In Overtime Thriller ASHEVILLE – UNC Asheville erased a 10-point deficit in the second half and outlasted Gardner-Webb in overtime, 90-85, Saturday afternoon in a Big South Conference thriller.
December 29, 2016Runnin' Bulldogs Drop Big South Opener To High Point, 71-64, Thursday Night BOILING SPRINGS – High Point used a 15-8 run out of the locker room to take control of the game and held on for a 71-64 win over Gardner-Webb Thursday night in both teams' Big South Conference opener.
December 28, 2016@GWU_MBK Opens Big South Play Thursday Night In Paul Porter Arena vs. High Point BOILING SPRINGS – Gardner-Webb opens its Big South Conference season on Thursday night at home, hosting High Point at 7:00 pm in Paul Porter Arena.
December 21, 2016Gardner-Webb Falls Short At Kansas State, 67-54, Wednesday Night On The Road MANHATTAN, Kan. ? Kansas State used a 19-1 run late in the first half to surge in front for good, beating Gardner-Webb 67-54 Wednesday night.
December 20, 2016Runnin' Bulldogs Close Out Non-Conference Schedule Wednesday Night At Kansas State MANHATTAN, Kan. – Gardner-Webb will wrap up its tough non-conference slate on Wednesday night, battling a red-hot Kansas State squad at 8:00 pm in Bramlage Coliseum.


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Charlotte's Taste of the Nation is April 14, the 15th annual execution of this fundraiser to help end childhood hunger. At the Atrium uptown (401 S. Tryon St.), starting with a preview hour at 6 p.m., you'll find signature dishes from more than 20 restaurants and culinary schools, plus live and silent auctions, live entertainment, and wine, beer, cocktails and nonalcoholic drinks. In the auction: a portrait session, a puppy, a Panther-hosted patio party and more.
Among participating restaurants: 131 Main, Basil Thai, Bonefish Grill, BrickTop's, Brixx, Chima, Ember Grille, Enso, Firebirds, Gallery, M5, McCormick & Schmick's, Mez, Mimosa Grill, Morton's, Rocky River Grille, Savannah Red, The Liberty and Upstream.
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Title: | Fabrication and characterization of ZnO-based light-emitting diodes |
Authors: | Luk, Chi-man |
Keywords: | Zinc oxide. Semiconductors -- Materials. Hong Kong Polytechnic University -- Dissertations |
Issue Date: | 2012 |
Publisher: | The Hong Kong Polytechnic University |
Abstract: | Nowadays, solid-state lighting devices based on wide band gap semiconductor have attracted considerable attention. Efforts are being made in order to achieve light-emitting diodes (LEDs) with high efficiency, high colour gamut and low heating output. Along this direction, zinc oxide (ZnO) is one of the promising semiconductors because of its wide band gap (3.37 eV) and relatively large exciton binding energy (60 meV). In addition, ZnO possesses a number of intrinsic and extrinsic radiative defect levels which exhibit a wide emission range covered from ultraviolet to visible, leading to the potential application of white LEDs. In the present study, a series of undoped ZnO and aluminium (Al)-doped ZnO thin films were prepared by filtered cathodic vacuum arc (FCVA) technique. The electrical, optical and structural properties of the ZnO films were investigated as functions of substrate temperature and doping concentration. The ZnO films exhibited c-axis orientation. It is revealed that the resistivity decreased as the substrate temperature increased from room temperature to 400℃ due to enhanced crystallinity and larger grain size. In addition, all the ZnO films have an optical transmittance of over 80% in the visible spectrum. The blue-shifted photoluminescence (PL) peak of the ZnO with increasing Al doping concentration will be discussed. With the optimized growth parameters, n-ZnO:Al/i-ZnO/p-GaN:Mg heterojunction LEDs were fabricated. The electrical characteristics of the diodes were investigated. The ultraviolet (UV) electroluminescence (EL) from the device was detected at room temperature. The emission is attributed to the electron-hole radiative recombination in the ZnO region and is explained in detail by an energy band diagram. ZnO nanostructures are expected to have improved optical and electronic properties because of the quantum confinement effect. Using low-temperature aqueous chemical method, the ZnO nanorods arrays were grown on the buffer layers prepared at various temperatures. The nanorods were grown along [0001] direction. The PL measurement indicated that the emission spectrum covered a UV peak at ~ 380 nm and a broad visible band at ~ 560 nm. The PL spectra of the ZnO nanorods are independent on the growth temperature of the buffer layer. Moreover, the buffer-layer-thickness-dependent structural and optical properties were studied. The as-grown ZnO nanorods were utilized to fabricate hybrid LED with an organic semiconductor, N, N'-diphenyl-N, N'-bis(1-naphthyl)-1, 1'-biphenyl-4, 4'-diamine (α-NPD), which is one of the most widely used hole transport and blue-emitting organic semiconductors. Current-voltage characteristics of the devices exhibited nonlinear rectifying behaviour. The EL spectra of the hybrid LEDs reveal a blue and broad yellowish green emission originated from the α-NPD layer and the defect levels of the ZnO respectively. The origin of the emission bands from the hybrid structures will be examined. |
Description: | xvi, 95 leaves : ill. ; 30 cm. PolyU Library Call No.: [THS] LG51 .H577M AP 2012 Luk |
URI: | http://hdl.handle.net/10397/5312 |
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As the business continued to grow, it became apparent to them that they needed to think about implementing all the legal contracts and documents which would keep them compliant should they be unfortunate enough to face any staff or Health & Safety issues.
To do this job in-house would have been a time consuming and specialist task and one which would just not have been an effective use of time for the management team to complete themselves.
The Solution
In 2009 Citation were asked to review the current Employment Law systems of Wilmslow Glass.
A complete inspection of their current procedures was undertaken and all employees were provided with contracts of employment and staff handbooks.
The management team were given full, immediate access to the 24/7 Employment Law advice line as well as the online employee management system a full library of downloadable documentation.
In 2011, following an accident on site, Wilmslow Glass also took on Citation's Health & Safety services. An in-depth Health & Safety audit was carried out by their local, fully qualified Citation Health & Safety consultant, who then produced a detailed inspection report, outlining the gaps in the current Health and Safety systems together with the corrective action and recommendations.
Once they had taken on the Health & Safety services, Wilmslow glass were provided with another 24/7 specialist Health & Safety advice line and training on how to use, Citation's quick and easy online risk assessment system.
The Result
After many years, Wilmslow Glass continue to be happy with the service and support provided by Citation.
Gaynor Thomas, Business Development Manager of Wilmslow Glass said:
"Before we took on Citation we had very little documentation in place with regards to Employment Law and Health & Safety. The experts from Citation came in and implemented all of the legal documentation we needed to be fully compliant, leaving us to do what we do best – run our business!
The online systems provided are easy to use and are particularly useful when it comes to saving time."
Citation continue to work with Wilmslow Glass for both Employment Law and Health & Safety compliance, providing them with 24/7 advice, legal updates and documentation.
Without such systems, Wilmslow Glass would be exposed to Employment Tribunals and Health & Safety prosecutions, each coming with a risk of considerable legal expenses.


text: Home Slideshow How identity management helps protect what ails patients Email a friend To Use commas to separate multiple email addresses From Privacy Policy Thank you Your message has been sent. Sorry There was an error emailing this page. By Ryan Francis, CSO | Sep 8, 2016 3:22 AM PT These real-life scenarios show how IAM is transforming healthcare. See larger image Image courtesy Thinkstock Empowering the patient There is serious personal risk associated with a healthcare data breach, especially with multiple connected devices and health record systems generating and storing a patient's sensitive health data. Every person interacting with an online system needs a digital identity, and it should be authenticated in real time, so that unusual behavior can be detected at any time, whether at login or midway through a session.Patients should also be empowered to authorize and monitor access to health data, for example by caregivers and family members. Eve Maler, vice president of innovation and emerging technology at ForgeRock, points out how Identity and Access Management is used to secure patient data. Prev Next See larger image Image courtesy Thinkstock Access to more patient data The rise of digital technology in the healthcare sector is fundamentally changing the way practitioners deliver care and treatment. Today, instead of treating you when a disease manifests itself, healthcare providers are using technology to offer predictive and preventative options. This focus on healthy living means that providers are starting to integrate data from disparate sources, sometimes including "patient-generated health data" from smart devices.This move away from episodic and fragmented care to a continuum of healthcare requires access to more patient data, such as a data stream of a patient's heart rate or the daily blood glucose level of a diabetic. With this new model, however, the opportunities for data leaks or breaches increase and the importance of properly authenticating and authorizing the requesters of data access rises. Prev Next See larger image Image courtesy Thinkstock Patient information transferred to hospital from homes On the healthcare provider side, we will see cloud-based platforms for collecting, managing and analyzing clinical and consumer data from a wide range of sources, including devices. Having digital identity and access management capabilities built into these platforms to provide security, privacy, and personalization is essential because the services they provide will connect highly sensitive data to many recipients. On the patient side, individuals will interact with these platforms online through a wide variety of applications, mobile devices, health wearables and even clinical devices in hospital settings. A heart patient could connect a blood pressure device or heart rate monitor to stream or upload readings. A diabetic would connect their blood glucose monitor and insulin pumps. Over time, these platforms will be able to create personal experiences by utilizing your genomics, your DNA, your profile, your wishes, your goals and your illnesses. But without a notion of persistent digital identity across each device and app circumstance, personalization is impossible. Prev Next See larger image Image courtesy Thinkstock Keeping personal information secure For hospitals, health information exchanges, and other health data services platforms, the patient privacy challenge isn't just about securing data collected during on-site visits. It's about securing data streaming into your health platform. Ultimately, a large percentage of the devices and applications that are sourcing and streaming personal health data will not be controlled by the provider. And conversely, clinicians will need to share some patient data with caregivers in the home or others outside the clinical setting. How to securely grant access to clinical healthcare data on post-operative patients to home health workers, or family members who might be responsible for in-home care? And how to revoke access once it's no longer necessary? Prev Next See larger image Image courtesy Thinkstock Smart things need identities too Connected devices are everywhere, including in the hospital, next to the hospital bed, in the operating room and worn on the patient. Some of these devices collect and stream data about the patient, others are programmed to perform a procedure, like dispensing a patient's medicine. Whether these devices are connected to the hospital network or the patient's home network, they all need secure digital identities so access is restricted to only those authorized, and personal data is protected.An identity record for a smart, connected thing will have different attributes compared to the profile for a person, of course. They'll include model and manufacturer information, for example. Prev Next See larger image Image courtesy Thinkstock Health IAM scenario: In-hospital identity In a surgical setting, say for a patient needing a heart procedure, platforms managing health data would be populated with all required medical details, such as X-rays, scans, and drug treatment data prior to the procedure, and available to the relevant operating staff as needed during surgery. Staff working other shifts and staff not involved in treatment, payment, or operations would not be granted access. Past any required retention period, access to that data would be revoked for personnel no longer involved with the care of the patient. Prev Next See larger image Image courtesy Thinkstock Health IAM scenario: In-home care after surgery Years ago it was common after any heart procedure to keep a patient in the hospital for observation and monitoring for complications. With cloud health platforms, patients can be sent home much earlier because monitoring for complications can be done remotely. Connecting devices such as oximeters and blood pressure monitors to the platform in the cloud through secure digital identity means doctors can check vital signs daily – or several times a day – as data is streamed back to the platform, and adjust care as needed. For instance, if blood pressure didn't return to normal, medication could be reset. Or, if a patient is on a ventilator, the clinician would know if oxygen levels needed to be adjusted. Prev Next See larger image Image courtesy Thinkstock Health IAM scenario: Patient-controlled data sharing post-surgery In the case of a heart patient, much of the engagement with the health platform and care team would occur through an application – laptop, tablet, or even smartphone – that would enable self-management. Monitoring devices, like a blood pressure monitor and oximeter, would connect directly to a mobile device or directly to the Internet to collect and stream or upload data for monitoring by care team members in various locations.Access to this data would be controlled by the patient, who would initially have granted access to the care team much as one might share access to a Google Doc file. The User-Managed Access (UMA) standard makes possible this vision of selective sharing, access approval, and consent. The app would also help with medication management, sending reminders for daily intake, prescription renewal and so forth. Prev Next See larger image Image courtesy Thinkstock Health IAM scenario: Incorporating data from consumer health devices The rise of wearables and in-home devices means that more and more health data will literally be in the hands of the individual. It will be on your wristwatch, on your phone, or on your GPS device. Secure digital identity is the technology that ensures you will be in control when you share that data with your caregiver – or others in your life – and for how long.Of course, sharing could be as simple as handing over your phone to your doctor so she can see your blood pressure trends over the past few months. But glancing at a screen doesn't make that data truly actionable; uploading it to a cloud platform opens up a world of possibility that enable monitoring, diagnosis, healthy living coaching through health portal apps, and even data donation to clinical health research. 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The Sphakia Survey Team 1989
Jennifer Moody (Baylor University Visiting Professor) - prehistoric archaeologist and survey specialist; research design. Co-director and survey team leader. Study of prehistoric pottery, including fabric analysis. Statistical analysis of pace record and environmental record forms. Co-editor of final publication.
Lucia Nixon (Lecturer in Archaeology, Magdalen College, Oxford) -- prehistoric and classical archaeologist. Co-director and survey team leader; research design. Study of prehistoric pottery, including some fabric analysis. Site photography. Practical arrangements for field seasons. Video co-editor. Co-editor of final publication.
Simon Price (Fellow and Tutor of Lady Margaret Hall, University of Oxford) - historian. Analysis of ancient and modern historical sources. Ancillary team member. Video recordist (1988-90) and video co-editor. Finds photography. Co-editor of final publication.
Oliver Rackham (Fellow of Corpus Christi College, University of Cambridge) - botanist and historical ecologist. Analysis of satellite images and aerial photographs. Study of Venetian archival material. Co-editor of final publication.
The following experts have contributed invaluably to the work of the Survey: Richard Anderson (Agora Architect, Athens) - surveyor for plans of Phoinix/Loutro and Tarrha/Agia Roumeli. 1992-95. Maria Andreadaki-Vlazaki (25th Ephorate of Prehistoric and Classical Antiquities, Khania) advice on Bronze Age pottery. Pamela Armstrong (Lakonia Survey, Toroni Excavations, Xanthos Excavations, Balboura Survey) - study of Byzantine,Venetian, and Turkish pottery, 1994, 1995 Margaret Atherden (College of Ripon and York Saint John, York) -- palynologist; pollen core 1999 Geoff Bailey (University Lecturer in Archaeology, Cambridge; now Professor of Archaeology, Newcastle) - palaeolithic archaeologist; director of excavations at Klithi, Epirus. Consultant for work in Samaria Gorge, spring 1989. Rosemary Bancroft-Marcus (Oxford; now Brussels) - assistance with Medieval and Early Modern Greek texts. Charles Beesley (Educational Teaching Resources Centre, University of Oxford) - professional cameraman and video editor. Filming of field and ethnographic work 1992 and 1994; assistance with editing (in Oxford), 1989 and 1994-95; video clips for website. Anne Bowtell (DPhil thesis on Polygnotus group, University of Oxford; teacher, Wycombe Abbey School; now IT Officer, Classics Faculty, Oxford) - drawing of Iron Age pottery, 1993; inking, 1994 Sophie Clarke (then Humanities Computing Development Team, University of Oxford) designed Sphakia Survey website, 1999-2000. Peter Day (Lecturer in Archaeology, Sheffield University) -- consultant on Early Minoan pottery, 1995. Scott Donovan (Architect and Architectural Draftsman, graduate of Technical University of Nova Scotia) - assistant to Anderson and drawer of building plans/elevations and small site plans, 1993 and 1994. Don Evely (Institute of Archaeology, Oxford) -- draftsperson, 1997; inking of drawings, clerical assistance 1998; final inkings and plate mock-ups, 1999. Jane Francis (Assistant Professor of Archaeology, Department of Classics, Modern Languages and Linguistics, Concordia University) - apotheke manager; responsible for writing up Iron Age pottery and small finds catalogue, fabric analysis with special studies of two sites, analysis of beehives, 1993-. Joann Freed (Wilfrid Laurier University) -- advice on the Greek and Roman amphorae. Zofia Stos-Gale and Noel Gale (Research Laboratory for Archaeology and History of Art, Oxford University) - preliminary study and sampling of metal finds, 1996. Margrete Hahn (University of Odense) -- study of Byzantine, Venetian, Turkish pottery, summer 1989. Jean Hall (College of Ripon and York Saint John, York) -- palynologist; pollen core 1999. Birgitta Hallager (Aarhus) advice on Bronze-Age pottery, especially Late Minoan. Deborah Harlan (Institute of Archaeology, Oxford) -- database mangement 1998-2000. Elpida Hatzidhakis (Ephorate of Underwater Archaeology) advice on the harbours at Loutro John Hayes (formerly Royal Ontario Museum, now freelance archaeological consultant) - study of Archaic, Classical, Hellenistic and Roman pottery, summer 1989, 1993. Alan Johnston (Reader in Archaeology, University College London) - study of the Geometric and Archaic pottery, 1994. Machiel Kiel (Professor, University of Utrecht) -- study of Ottoman documents. Eleni Kotzambopoulou (now Ephoreia of Palaeoanthropology and Caves) --supervisor for work in Samaria Gorge, spring 1989. Tina McGeorge (Athens) -- study of the skeletal material, 1995. Stavroula Markoulaki (25th Ephorate of Prehistoric and Classical Antiquities, Khania) advice on Roman pottery. Holley Martlew (Ph.D. on Minoan cooking pottery from Bristol University, working on pottery from Mycenae, Pylos, and Apodoulou) -- study and consulting on Minoan cooking wares, 1995-98. Katherine May (INSTAP photographer) -- photography 1999. Peggy Mook (Assistant Professor of Classical Studies, Iowa State University) -- consulting on the Early Iron Age pottery, 1995. Wilfred Morris (Research Technical Officer, University of New Brunswick at Saint John) -- organised the drawing and digitisation of maps 1989-1994. Wojtec Nemec (University of Bergen) fieldwork and advice on geology. Vanna Niniou-Kindeli (25th Ephorate of Prehistoric and Classical Antiquities, Khania) advice on material from the Madhares, Samaria, and Ag. Marina. Sarah Porter (then Humanities Computing Development Team, University of Oxford) project manager for Sphakia Survey website, 1999-2000. George Postma (Assistant Professor, University of Utrecht) -- sedimentology in the Frangokastello Plain, 1987-88. Holly Raab (PhD, Boston University) specialist advice on Roman pottery, 1994. Harriet Lewis Robinson (PhD on production of Mycenaean pottery) -- fabric analysis and cataloguing of Survey pottery (with training and supervision of students), 1992 - present. Jeremy Rutter (University of Dartmouth) detailed advice on Bronze Age pottery, 2002. John Shaw (formerly Queen's University; Professor, University of Alberta) - glacial geomorphologist. Geomorphological work in White Mountains, summer 1989. Christopher Sparey-Green (freelance archaeologist and draftsperson) -- drawings and plates, 1995-97. Lee Ann Turner (Research Associate, Mediterranean Section, The University Museum, University of Pennsylvania) - consulting on the Early Iron Age pottery, 1995. Karen Watts (Educational Technology, Research Centre, Oxford University) -- video production assistant, 1994-95. David Wilson (University of Western Ontario) -- consultant on Early Minoan pottery, 1995. Lucy Wilson (Principal Investigator, Project on lithic raw material use during the Middle Palaeolithic in the Vaucluse, France) - Study of stone tools. Petrographic analysis of pottery for fabric work. 1992, 1993, 1995, 1996. Lucia Vagnetti (Istituto per gli Studi Micenei ed Anatolici, Rome) - consultant for Minoan pottery, especially Final Neolithic/Early Minoan, 1995.
Douglas Alcock (B.A. Carleton). Fieldwalker, 1989. Chapman Attwell (B.A. Rice). Fieldwalker, 1988. Vincent Brown (B.A. McMaster). Fieldwalker, 1989. Jennifer Butler (Undergraduate student, University of New Brunswick). Fabric analysis, 1995. Jennifer Calvin (B.A. University of New Brunswick at Saint John). Studied some of the Survey data for her 4th year project in Data Analysis, 1991. Jenny Cashman (D. Phil. Student, Lincoln College, Oxford) image scanning, 2000. Lynn Chang (B.A. Queen's). Fieldwalker, 1989. Julie Clark (M.Sc. Queen's). Field walker, 1987-88; Team leader, 1989. David Crowley (B.A. University of New Brunswick at Saint John). Input data for project database, 1994. Amy Cruz (B.A. Baylor). Fabric analysis. Margaret Curry (B.A. Toronto, completed D.Phil. at Oxford). Data inputting and site visiting, 1990. Christiane Debauge (B.A. Baylor). Photography and fabric analysis, 1995. Georgios Deligiannakis (D. Phil. Student, Lady Margaret Hall, Oxford) help with early modern Greek texts, 2002-. Quyona Gregg (B.A. Baylor). Fabric analysis. Tom Fleming (M.A. candidate at Queen's). Field walker, 1987. Isabel France (B.A. Classics, Oxford). Record-keeping and apotheke work, Khania Museum, 1992. Peter Haarer (D. Phil. Student, Balliol College, Oxford) image scanning, 2000. Alexandra Hemming (B.A., Archaeology and Anthropology, Oxford). Drafting of pottery catalogue entries, 1998. Valasia Isaakidou (PhD candidate in Aegean archaeology, London). Help with Prehistoric pot parallels in Oxford, 1999. Morag Kersel (B.A. Queen's; Cataraqui Archaeological Research Foundation). Field walker, 1989. Heidi Luchsinger (Graduate Student, Boston University) inputting of ceramic data 1996-1998. David Marko (M.A. candidate at Queen's). Field walker, 1988; Team Leader 1989; Site Revisiting 1990. Seth Murray (B.A. Baylor). Fabric analysis, particularly of Graeco-Roman beehives, 1995. Tracy Pilant (B.A. Baylor). Revisiting sites; fabric analysis, 1992. Jean-Marc Roy (M.Sc. candidate, Dalhousie; teaching at Shippagan, N.B). Analysis of environmental data for his M.Sc. thesis, 1992. Meryn Scott (M.A. candidate at Queen's). Fieldwalking, 1988; fabric analysis, 1991. Colby Sharp (B.A. Baylor). Fabric analysis, 1994. Died tragically in a rock-climbing trip in Colorado, U.S.A., 1999-2000. Randy Southers (B.A. Baylor). Finds drawing, fabric analysis, 1994. Chris Turner (B.A. Baylor). Fabric analysis, 1995. Catherine Woolfitt (Master's in Conservation, Queen's). Field conservator at Mytilene. Fieldwalking, 1988. Melanie Zahab (formerly Thompson Fellow, Canadian Archaeological Institute at Athens). Assistant to Richard Anderson for site plans, 1995; assistant to Simon Price for site plan, 1996.
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The aim of this study was to determine the prevalence of psychiatric symptoms among nondemented individuals with memory changes and whether such symptoms predict progression of functional decline or diagnosis of Alzheimer disease (AD). A semi-structured interview was administered at baseline to controls (n = 32) and to nondemented subjects with memory… (More)
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Las Estrellas Village is a small city settled for sovereignty in the middle of the Antartic territory.
Located in Rey Jorge Island, the village features main urban services and high tecnology networks that turn it into an ideal place for scientific activities.
Also, it has a complete information center, with data on sea tourism and the local ecosystem.
Human population in the Antartic territory. Scientific investigation center.
Flora and fauna contemplation, photography.
Chilean Antartic Territory. Located 990 kilometers south of Punta Arenas.
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Santiago-Punta Arenas: Airway.
Punta Arenas, Puerto Williams, Ushuaia- Chilean Antartic Territory: Seaway.
Punta Arenas-Chilean Antartic Territory: Airway, from the Presidente Carlos Ibañez del Campo Airport, in Punta Arenas, to Teniente March Small Airport, in Rey Jorge Island. Then walk to Las Estrellas Village.
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Within the substantia nigra, the dendrites of dopaminergic neurons that project to the striatum appear to play an active and nonclassical role in the physiology of the neuron in that they release transmitter and protein, but little is known of the factors controlling release of substances from these dendrites. In this study, we show that… (More)
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Nelson joined Turner in 2010 as the head of business development responsible for business and corporate development as well as strategic planning across all Tuner businesses throughout Asia. In 2013, his role was expanded to include the North Asia business.
Prior to joining Turner, Nelson was managing director of AOL Asia, based in India and responsible for the digital pioneer's business and operations throughout the region. Previous positions with AOL included general manager, AOL India and various executive positions in programming, technologies and finance based in AOL's US headquarters.
Before entering the corporate sector, Nelson was a commander in the US Navy and was stationed throughout the world including Japan, the Middle East and Washington DC. Nelson holds an MBA from Harvard University. He was born in Singapore and has spent most of his life in Asia.
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Carlton Cole and Darren Bent came to the rescue again as Peter Taylor's England Under-21 side survived a difficult opening 45 minutes to run out comfortable winners in a European qualifier here.
Carlton Cole and Darren Bent came to the rescue again as Peter Taylor's England Under-21 side survived a difficult opening 45 minutes to run out comfortable winners in a European qualifier here.
Cole and Bent were both on target four days previously in the convincing 2-0 win over Austria in Krems, and they continued in the same vein last night. Cole - on loan to Aston Villa from Chelsea - made it four goals in three Under-21 games this season and he has been earmarked by Taylor as a contender for the senior squad.
Bent has become something of a super-sub with the Under-21s and he struck for the fifth and sixth times at this level in his eighth game, all as a substitute.
After six minutes Poland went ahead through Marcin Burkhardt, who gave Carson no chance with a rising drive from 12 yards after Pawel Brozek had cut in from the left and out-stripped Tottenham's new signing Calum Davenport.
In first-half injury-time Cole continued his scoring streak to equalise. David Bentley floated in a cross from the right and Cole brought the ball down and hit a rising drive past Radoslav Cierzniak for his fourth goal in three Under-21 games. To make matters worse for the home side Dariusz Dudka was sent off for dissent after receiving a yellow card and then a straight red in quick succession.
After 64 minutes Peter Taylor introduced Bent - on target four times for the Under-21s as a substitute - and England finally went ahead in the 71st minute when Pennant was adjudged to have been brought down in the penalty area by Piotr Brozek - and Bent made no mistake from the spot.
Cole was still looking sharp and Cierzniak came out to save bravely at his feet before England wrapped up their second win in four days. Pennant won the ball in midfield and released Bent who then exchanged passes with Cole before converting the simplest of tap-ins.
It completed a perfect return as Under-21 coach for Peter Taylor before he rejoins Hull today.
Poland U21: Cierzniak; Kucharski, Lukasiewicz, Dudka, Fonfara, Peszko, Rzezniczak, Burkhardt, Pawel Brozek, Gregorek, Piotr Brozek. Substitutes: Krakowiak, Wojciechowski, Szalachowski, Kikut, Klatt, Kwiek, Zganiacz.
England U21: Carson; Johnson, Ferdinand, Davenport, Baines, Pennant, O'Neil, Reo-Coker, Milner, Bentley, Cole. Substitutes: Hoyte, Lonergan, Kilgallon, Welsh, Whittingham, Bent, Stead.
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Casa del Gavilan Historic Inn
570 Hwy 21 South, Cimarron, 87714, US
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Casa del Gavilan Historic Inn
About the Hotel
Property Location
When you stay at Casa del Gavilan Historic Inn in Cimarron, you'll be convenient to Philmont Museum. This bed & breakfast is within the region of Aztec Mill Museum and Cimarron Visitor Center.
Make yourself at home in one of the 5 individually decorated guestrooms. Complimentary wireless Internet access is available to keep you connected. Bathrooms with shower/tub combinations are provided.
Take in the views from a garden and make use of amenities such as complimentary wireless Internet access.
A complimentary full breakfast is served daily.
Business, Other Amenities
Free self parking is available onsite.
Hotel Facilities
- Year Built 1912
- Free breakfast
- Free WiFi
- Total number of rooms - 5
- Garden
- Free self parking
Room Facilities
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
- Shower/tub combination
- Individually decorated
- Private bathroom
- Free WiFi
Hotel Policy
Know Before You Go
- The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation.


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Q. What is West Nile virus?
A. West Nile is a mosquito–borne virus that was first detected in the
United States in 1999. The virus, which causes encephalitis, or inflammation of
the brain, has been found in Africa, Western Asia, the Middle East, the
Mediterranean region of Europe, and, most recently, in the Eastern United
States. Mosquitoes acquire the West Nile virus (WNV) from birds and pass it on
to other birds, animals, and people. While humans and horses may be infected by
the virus, there is no documentation that infected horses can spread the virus
to uninfected horses or other animals. Migrating birds appear to play a role in
spreading the disease.
Q. Why is the U.S. Department of Agriculture's (USDA) Animal and
Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS) involved?
A. APHIS is the agency within USDA responsible for protecting the
health of U.S. livestock and poultry, which can both be affected by this virus.
APHIS' National Veterinary Services Laboratories (NVSL), the only Federal
facilities in the United States dedicated to the diagnosis of both domestic and
foreign animal diseases, provide support for agency programs designed to protect
the health of the Nation's livestock and poultry. NVSL uses
state–of–the–art diagnostic techniques to rapidly determine what disease
agent is present and what risk it presents to U.S. animal health. Because WNV
was killing birds at the Bronx Zoo in 1999, zoo officials went to NVSL for
assistance in isolating the agent causing the outbreak.
Q. How did APHIS help the U.S. Department of Health and Human
Services' Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) identify the virus?
A. On September 14, 1999, NVSL isolated an unknown virus from
neurological and other tissues of flamingos and tragopans (pheasants) from the
Bronx Zoo and crows from the New York City area. NVSL sent samples of the
isolated virus to CDC for identification. On September 27, 1999, CDC officials
announced that the virus was very similar to that of WNV, previously unseen in
the Western Hemisphere. CDC later confirmed the virus as West Nile and connected
it to the encephalitis outbreak that killed 7 people and infected at least 55
others in the New York City area in 1999. The virus has since been identified in
horses, mosquitoes, or wild birds in at least 43 States and the District of
Q. What other monitoring activities is APHIS undertaking?
A. The CDC, the U.S. Geological Survey's National Wildlife Health
Center, and APHIS are cooperating to survey for WNV in a wide range of wild
birds. This Federal working group, in conjunction with relevant State agencies,
gathers and analyzes surveillance data to define the extent to which the virus
may be distributed in mosquito and bird populations in the United States. In
addition, APHIS will continue to monitor horses for encephalitis that could be
caused by WNV.
Q. What other actions is USDA taking?
A. APHIS officials are working with Federal, State, and local health
and agricultural officials to coordinate efforts to ensure that future WNV
outbreaks do not become a significant animal health problem. APHIS developed a
diagnostic test for the virus, conducted inoculation studies to determine the
effects on U.S. livestock, and developed a virus surveillance plan. USDA's
Agricultural Research Service conducted WNV inoculation studies with turkeys.
NVSL did the same with chickens, and NVSL's Foreign Animal Disease Diagnostic
Laboratory conducted studies with horses. Only chickens showed the likely
potential to produce enough virus in their blood to infect mosquitoes. Each
species developed antibodies after being inoculated, and encephalitis was not
observed in any of the animals. Although no clinical signs of the virus have
been reported in U.S. poultry, APHIS will treat all situations where birds show
neurological signs as having the potential for hosting a foreign animal disease.
Such a response allows NVSL to rule out exotic diseases, such as Newcastle
disease and highly pathogenic avian influenza, before testing for WNV.
Q. Was the WNV outbreak the result of a
deliberately introduced attack?
A. There is no reason to believe that WNV was deliberately introduced
into the United States.
Q. Are animals other than birds and horses affected by the virus?
A. Experimental tests suggest that sheep, chickens, and pigs could be
affected by WNV. Two cases of illness caused by WNV were detected in sheep in
the United States in 2002. In tests, the virus caused pregnant sheep to abort.
Cows may show antibodies to the virus, which means they have contracted it
without showing any clinical signs or becoming ill.
Q. What signs of illness do horses exhibit when infected with the virus?
A. NVSL positively identified WNV as the cause in horses showing signs
of encephalitis. Clinical signs of the virus in horses included ataxia
(stumbling or incoordination), weakness of limbs, partial paralysis, or death. A
fever was not often observed.
Q. What precautions can be taken to protect animals from WNV?
A. Preventing animals' exposure to mosquitoes is essential. The best
way to do this is by removing any potential sources of water in which mosquitoes
can breed. Dispose of any water–holding containers, including discarded tires.
Drill holes in the bottom of containers that are left outside. Clean clogged
roof gutters on an annual basis. Turn over wading pools or wheelbarrows when not
in use, and do not allow water to stagnate in bird baths. Aerate ornamental
pools or stock them with fish. Clean and chlorinate swimming pools that are not
in use and be aware that mosquitoes can breed in the water that collects on
swimming pool covers. Use landscaping to eliminate standing water that collects
on your property; mosquitoes can breed in any puddle that lasts more than 4
days. Thoroughly clean livestock–watering troughs on a monthly basis. Local
mosquito–control authorities can help in assessing the mosquito–breeding
risks associated with your property.
Pet birds can also be protected by limiting their exposure to mosquitoes. In areas reporting large numbers of wild bird deaths, investigations are conducted and samples collected to determine the cause of the deaths. People finding dead wild birds should notify local health officials. No treatment is currently available for WNV; however, APHIS Veterinary Services is working to assist all companies interested in producing a vaccine. On August 1, 2001, USDA issued a conditional license to Fort Dodge Animal Health of Fort Dodge, IA, a division of Wyeth, for a vaccine intended to aid in the prevention of the disease in horses. In November 2002, a full license was granted for this product. Use of this product is restricted to licensed veterinarians.
Q. Must horses affected by the virus be euthanized?
A. No. Because horses are incidental hosts, it is highly unlikely that
mosquitoes feeding on an infected horse could ingest enough of the virus to
transmit it to other animals. Horses are humanely euthanized only when the viral
infection is so severe they will not be able to recover. For those that survive,
a full recovery is likely. About two out of every three horses that become ill
will survive.
Q. Will horses affected by the virus be quarantined?
A. No. Since infected horses do not appear to be carriers for the
disease, it is unlikely a quarantine would be necessary.
Q. What was the horse mortality rate in the affected area?
A. In 2002, more than 15,000 equine were diagnosed with cases of
illness caused by WNV. Of those, it is estimated that approximately 33 percent
died or were euthanized. This does not rule out the possibility that other
horses may have been infected with the virus. It is likely that many horses
recover from infection without clinical illness.
Q. Are dogs and cats affected by the virus?
A. It is unlikely that dogs or cats will show signs of clinical
illness, although any mammal or bird could potentially be exposed to the virus
through mosquito bites. A survey of blood samples from dogs and cats in the New
York City epidemic area showed a low infection rate.


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Product Code:TB-LB1
The distinctive folding Lock-Back Clip Blade, completes this Classic Line of quality cutlery, perfect for pocket or bag and can even be attached to a key ring with the shackle.
Each Uncle Henry LB Series Pocket Knife is crafted with solid brass linings, nickel silver bolsters, natural wood handles, and heat treated springs.
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Blade Steel | 7Cr17 High Carbon Stainless |
Colour | Brown |
Handle | Wood |
Cutting Edge | Plain |
Opening System | Manual |
Knife Type | Folding/Pocket |
Locking Type | Back Lock |
Blade Length | 3.8 cm |
Overall Length | 9.7 cm |
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Warranty covers defects in materials and workmanship, however excludes normal wear and tear and misuse.
All folding knives and multitools should never be left wet or dirty after having being used, and should be cleaned, oiled and dried before storing. The finest product on the market to keep your prized cutting companion in excellent working condition, is the Quick Release Lubricant. Supplied with a unique needle point dispenser to apply a few drops to all moving parts, which emulsifies dirt and corrosion resulting in smooth friction free movement of all working implements.


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We teach movement classes in Miami – we go after movement intelligence, strength & mobility, acrobatics & locomotion, balance & body control.
Join the Miami Movement Culture!
Check out the schedule, and send us an e-mail (firstname.lastname@example.com) or call us at 786-470-7509 (Sean). All levels welcome!
Class Schedule
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Tuesday – 10:30am @ Kennedy Park (Coconut Grove)
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Note: Metropolis Classes meet at 6:30pm at Riviera Park (aka "William H. Kerdyk, Jr., and Family Park"), and we walk overto Metropolis at 7pm.
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Sunday, January 13, 2013
Stacking the Shelves (3)
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THE MADMAN'S DAUGHTER looks great, as does SPELL BOUND! Glad you loved AMS - just a couple more days until book three releases :D
Hope you enjoy everything!
Lea @ YA Book QueenSo many great books! Everbound is hopefully going to be an awesome sequel! The Madman's Daughter looks AMAZING! Also, the Selection was one of my favorite novels last year!
Thanks for stopping by my Stacking the Shelves, Kelsey! :)
Happy reading!
-Lexi, the Literature Lion
http://www.theliteraturelion.blogspot.comI stumbled across your blog through another book blogs comment and I am sure glad I did! It's always nice to meet fellow bibliophiles!
I have been wanting to read A Million Suns for a while now, i'll have to add it to my list!
I just subscribed to your blog and cant wait to see more updates and reviews to add to my ever growing need to read list.
-Stacy at Longtime Lover Of LiteratureThe Madman's Daughter looks SO freaking good, and I also have to read A Million Suns, too. :) And Endlessly and... (so many series O-O).
Hidden is a great series conclusion, so I hope you enjoy it. If you liked Firelight and Vanish, I think you'll love Hidden. Also, The Selection was very fun. Not always as subtle as it could have been, but definitely a way to enjoy some quick frothy reading time.


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Boxwood BlightSince the disease that causes Boxwood Blight has made its way into New Jersey, the NJNLA office has recieved numerous calls and emails on the matter. Here is a resource with some of the information that is out there, and we will continue to add stuff as it becomes available.**Added July 29, 2013** - NCSU Reports on New Preventative Treatments FOR NURSERIES AND GARDEN CENTERS ANLA/HRI - BMPs Department of Agriculture Compliance Agreement Grower Talks Article by Margery Daughtrey FOR LANDSCAPE PROFESSIONALS Rutgers Diagnostic Lab Article With Recommendations Some good information from the CT Experiment Station: BMP's for Landscape Plantings Guidlines for Reporting and Managing Spanish Fact Sheets |


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I applied through college or university. I interviewed at J.P. Morgan.
My first round interview through campus recruitment was with 2 executive directors. They were the nicest interviewers I've ever had. It was entirely behavioral and the conversation flowed very smoothly between talking about my experience/interests and talking about the position/company. I couldn't have asked for a nicer interview - definitely gave me a favorable opinion of JP Morgan.
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I applied through college or university. The process took 3 days. I interviewed at J.P. Morgan (Chicago, IL) in December 2014.
I met the recruiter at a university career fair, where I left my resume. I applied through the university careers site. I got selected for an on campus interview a couple of days later. It was a 2 on 1 interview with 2 underwriters. The whole interview was behavioral with very little technical questions. I recommend researching the role and knowing what they do before you go into the interview.
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I applied through a recruiter. I interviewed at J.P. Morgan (Detroit, MI).
Recruiter sent my resume to Commercial Banking Underwriters who then called me in for an interview. Interview consisted on 1 2:1 interview and was mainly fit and behavioral. There were little to no technical questions and besides that all of the interview questions were what you would expect out of a first round.
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The process took 1 day. I interviewed at J.P. Morgan (Chicago, IL) in October 2010.
Initially, I had 2 interviews set with the SVP and the VP of the group, both of which were comprised of basic behavior-based questions. My flight was rescheduled for later in the day, so they kept me around for 3 more sets of interviews, all of which, mirrored the first two. They even took me out to lunch and had me sit down with a current analyst to discuss the job further. Good experience, lost out to someone with prior credit experience.
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Best Home and Garden Store: Gardens
If, like us, you appreciate Mother Nature but don't like to get your hands dirty, welcome to Gardens. Few shops are as stylish as this Austin import and West Village must-see. Delight in Gardens' urbane collection of unusual planters and art-like patio furniture, not to mention succulents and orchids, which make great gifts. Find yourself plant averse? Fret not. The store also features chic home furnishings, specialty soaps and lotions, dazzling art, and epicurean delights. (Cumin-pickled green beans? Tasty.) Don't let the name fool you. This is one of Dallas' best boutiques for the home whether or not you're an FOF (Friend of Flora).
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Find Deals on Flights from Salt Lake City to Brussels Bruxelles-National & other airports (SLC - BRU)
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(Round-trip)The service in Lester b Pearson airport was unprofessional and sub standard by your employee Manija Anwarzada and her shift workers. They did not help me when I missed my flight to Pittsburgh because of our late arrival from Frankfurt. She and the others were not there to assist and help stranded passengers. In fact a couple of the staff were on cell phones and not helping passengers. She finally told us we had to go downstairs to the hall since her counter was closing. After traveling from Algiers to Frankfurt then on to Canada it was a terrible way to end the day. These emoyess made a very long day even longer. I will never fly Air Canada again. I will say once I got through customs there were more professional people who did at least get me a hotel room. Your employee has left a very bad taste in my mouth for Air Canada!
more lessNot much
We paid cash for business class seats on this flight and they were terrible seats. They were NOT business class, they did not recline and there was no leg room. Nothing offered to drink upon boarding. All they did was take economy class seats, three wide, and put a thing on the middle seat to hold drinks. It was terrible and we will avoid Lufthansa in the future, and we travel a lot.
more lessclean. Seat covers nice and clean. furniture color scheme pleasant.
1. Seat distance by far too less. 2. seat width on the borderline of being acceptable. 3.. No entertainment, not even a flight info screen available. 4. Only instant coffee available. If it is instant, cappuccino or other café specialities should be available. Emirates and Etihad make the example. 5. Food okay - but not for french airline. No innovation, no thought in it. Standard "how do I get the cattle fed the cheapest possible" food. 6. Electrical / USB / Network plugs or WIFI unknown.
more lessDeparture and arrival were on time.
The chair is very tiring Very tight space between chairs The food cold and wrapping was wet with water !!!! No entairtaiment movies for almost six hours.
more lessI like the food and the service plus the entertainment on the Telvision
more lessNice food, wonderful entertainment.
Old fashioned seat, no usb to charge my phone, battery went ;off and couldn't make a call to my family to assure them of a half way safe trip while stopping over for almost 6 hours in Ataturk Intl. Airport, Turkey.
more lessI thought we had paid for two checked bags in advance but was told we did not and so had to pay for them at the airport. I was very focused on making sure I had two checked bags paid for online when purchasing the tickets. I don't know if it's some glitch in your website or that it was just confusingly worded/phrased, but I did think I had bought the higher level package that allowed for two checked bags.
more lessNever got on this flight. We were never given an email to self check in, and we're unable to board 45 mins before at the gate coming frim anotthe flight. They overbooked this flight & sold our tickets, and then told us we couldn't get on flight. Now we are out $2500 buying new tix!
All the above. A simple check in email would have averted this problem. All the other airlines do this. We were under the presumption that we had to check in at airport when we didn't get check-in notice. Furthermore, they sold our tickets, so we're down $2500 and they doubled their profit. It would be hard for me to say I will use Air Canada or kayak in the future.
more lessThe crew is very friendly and accommodating. Food was decent.
Delayed three hours in Amsterdam then caused me to miss my connecting flight to Seattle. Then they only gave me the option of being late a day. On top of all that they lost my luggage. Time to retire that 767.
more lessIt got me from a to b
No food service on a four hour flight that departed at 11am. Except soggy sandwiches for purchase. I recommend taking your own food. Plane not very clean.
more lessThis was a very pleasant flight. The attendants were excellent. The plane was clean. The food was good for airline fare. The entertainment system made the flight go by better. Over all an excellent experience
The usual the leg room is not great nor is the space between passengers. But nothing horrible.
more lessWell worth the upgrade price to purchase Business Class.
more lessFlight was cancelled 2 minutes after departure time. Staff was rude when we tried asking questions. It took an additional 2 hours to rebook on another airline and we had to spend an extra night in a hotel near the airport.
more lessLost 4 out of 10 pieces of luggage from our group, and damaged one piece. Got 2 pieces of luggage 5 days later, one piece 7 days later, and the last one 9 days later.
more lessHad to pay to pay extra to watch t.v. was $7.99 for a 2 hour flight. Could go to a theater for those prices. Everyone in my group complained about it.
more lessSo many maintenance delays, I wouldn't make any connections. Gate attendants were crabby and not very helpful.
more lesswe no have entertainment for 8 hours. 20 TV's no worked in the plain
more lessThe crew was great as usual, and I always enjoy the unique selection of international film in the entertainment system.
That old plane was VERY drafty around the emergency exit. I can't remember ever feeling cold on a plane. Usually it's the opposite. But here was a consistent stream of ice cold air leaking through the airframe around the emergency exit. It was cold enough that I had to put several layers of blankets up on the wall and lean against them all the way home. In addition, my seat was so "well-used" that it provided very little support and often felt as though I was sitting on a bench. Not a pleasant experience.
more lessAbsolutely no leg room. Much less than most major airlines.
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Adobe updates Photoshop Touch for Android - now optimized for 7-inch screens
Adobe Photoshop Touch gets updated, features optimization for 7-inch devices
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Photoshop Touch from Adobe only launched on the Amazon Kindle Fire a couple of weeks ago, but now Adobe have pushed out an updated version of the app to the Google Play store, which sports optimization for 7-inch devices.
There's one requirement from Adobe - that the screen resolution must be a minimum of 1024x600, which lets the Nexus 7 from Google make the cut. There are a bunch of features, including:
- Optimized user interface for 7-inch devices (minimum screen resolution 1024x600)
- Smoother brush strokes
- Two new Effects: Lens Flare (under "&" menu) and Stamp Pattern
- Improved grid layout for projects, tutorials, and images
- New support for sharing to Facebook, Twitter, and other registered apps
- Quick access to last 5 colors with new shortcut (drag down on Color)
- Various bug fixes
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Hello I am having trouble with my wi-fi I'm unable to connect to any wi-fi. My blackberry tells me I'm connected but whenever I try to go on internet or something it won't work. Could someone help me please? I have a Blackberry curve 9360
Hi and Welcome to the Community!!
With a strong carrier network signal (NOT WiFi), I suggest the following steps, in order, even if they seem redundant to what you have already tried (steps 1 and 2 each should result in a message coming to your BB...please wait for that before proceeding to the next step):
1) Register HRT
2) Resend Service Books
3) Batt Pull Reboot
Hopefully that will get things going again for you! If not, then please provide further information...from "it won't work", it's a bit difficult to diagnose anything useful. Example -- what, exactly, do you try? What, exactly, happens when you try? Are there any error messages presented? Are your other BB-proprietary services (e.g., email, etc.) working fine?
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