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Jason Wu has added menswear touches to his new line of Hugo Boss bags for women.
The Taiwanese Canadian designer has helmed the role of art director at the German fashion house for the past two years and has relished taking the womenswear forward.
The new Boss Bespoke bags have added another string to Jason's bow.
"I liked the idea of a bag that's simple, polished and clean. It's a very feminine bag, but the lock - a diamond shape that twists - is inspired by a cufflink from menswear," Jason revealed to the British edition of Marie Claire.
Hugo Boss is the fashion house of choice for many celebrities, with the likes of Gwyneth Paltrow and Margot Robbie showing women can look just as good in a well-fitted suit as a man can.
Celebrity male fans include Chris Pine, Eddie Redmayne and Gerard Butler, and Jason admits the menswear offerings have inspired his female designs.
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Another source of inspiration is former German art school Bauhaus, which operated from 1919 to 1933. Many of Jason's latest pieces are directly influenced by the creative institute.
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Vancouver city councillor George Affleck has a piece in today's Vancouver Sun, sounding the alarm on yet another tax increase in Vancouver:
This year, we will see one of the highest property tax increases in Vision's eight-year reign of error: A 3.4-per-cent increase for residents, plus, averaged out, another 1.2 per cent increase in various fees, including water, sewer, and solid waste — the big three. That works out to a total tax increase of 4.6 per cent, more than twice the current rate of inflation.
If you look back a little over 10 years ago to 2005, the city's Annual Financial Report (the only place you can find anything close to line item budget info from City Hall these days) shows that Vancouver taxpayers handed over a combined total of $622 million to the city in property taxes and related penalties and utility fees. That money paid for roughly 75 per cent of the city's operating expenses.
Now, jump ahead 10 years to 2015 and look at those same four budget items: property taxes and utility fees (water, sewer and garbage). The total take is $937 million. Nearly a billion dollars to pay for roughly 75 per cent of the city's operating expenses!
When you compare 2005 to 2015, it works out to a total revenue increase from property taxes and utility fees of $315 million. If you convert the 2005 numbers into today's dollars, you will discover that it works out to a 30-per-cent increase in tax and fee revenue for the city in just 10 years.
Now, the mayor and Vision might argue that this revenue increase is justified because of population increase. This is patently untrue.
The population of Vancouver has only gone up by 10 per cent in the same 10-year period. This means revenue from property taxes and utility fees has outstripped population growth by a factor of three to one.
There's no doubt that Mayor Gregor Robertson loves to spend your money. Affleck leaves out one other damning statistic: the number of people making $100,000 a year at Vancouver City Hall DOUBLED this year. That's right, 1,327 people made six figures from taxpayers last year – up from 617 the year before.


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McClay put kaibosh on Landcorp name change
Government-owned farmer Landcorp was rebuffed by State-Owned Enterprises Minister Todd McClay from changing its name to align its business with its new 'Pamu' brand.
It came amid claims it was "a waste of time and money", according to documents released under the Official Information Act.
The company was initially called Land Corporation when it was created as an SOE from the Department of Lands and Survey in 1987, and the name was later changed to Landcorp Farming in 2001.
In September 2014 the company wrote to Mr McClay and then Finance Minister Bill English asking to change its name to 'Pamu Farms of New Zealand', to better reflect its new strategy of moving away from producing large volumes of mass agricultural commodities and toward developing more specialised high-value contracts.
"The (Landcorp) name implies land ownership and corporate farming, neither element of which is popular nor is consistent with the image Landcorp is seeking to develop," chair Traci Houpapa said in a September 2014 letter to ministers requesting approval for the name change.
"It is a decidedly '1980s' name from a particular period of New Zealand corporate history. We believe that the name is out of place in a modern commercial environment and detracts from the company."
Ms Houpapa said Landcorp had assessed more than 700 options before settling on 'Pamu', which means "to farm" in Maori, and it believed the new name was simple, clear, and reflected the company's position as the largest farmer in New Zealand.
Despite its misgivings, Treasury didn't formally oppose the move, saying it had "no explicit view on the proposed new name of the company", and recommending Mr McClay approve the change.
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MEMPHIS, Tenn. - Kayola Brown and Toya Tolliver, nurses working at Baptist Memorial Hospital-Memphis, recently received the DAISY Award for Extraordinary Nurses which is given in appreciation of the work nurses do. Both nurses are Baptist College of Health Science graduates, and second time DAISY winners.
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Nursing administrators at Baptist Memphis accept nominations and select nurses to receive the DAISY Award. At a presentation in front of the nurses' colleagues, physicians, patients and visitors, the honoree receives a certificate and a sculpture called A Healer's Touch, hand-carved by artists of the Shona Tribe in Africa.
"I am very proud that Kayola and Toya were recognized for their compassionate spirits for the second time," said Dana Dye, chief nursing officer at Baptist Memphis. "We are pleased that they are on our team."
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I received the first invitation to the luncheon only a few months after my MOAS surgery (cytoreduction surgery dubbed by an appendix cancer warrior as the "Mother Of All Surgeries" years ago). I'd just finished peritoneal chemotherapy and had only just begun my IV chemotherapy. I was still in my head a "cancer patient". I was a long way from being a cancer survivor. I didn't attend.
The next year I looked at the invitation for a long time trying to decide if I could attend the event, and I still couldn't. In part I still didn't feel that I'd "survived" cancer, I'd just finished chemotherapy. I'd also been focusing on moving past cancer. I didn't want to define myself by cancer. I didn't want to make cancer part of my social experience, maybe? I wanted to leave it all behind and return to my "normal" life (I was naive, I still believed you could go back to "normal" after cancer).
The third year I was invited I attended, alone. I didn't invite a guest as I wanted to be able to duck out if I felt uncomfortable. As it turned out, I had a great time and loved the other survivors I dined with.
The fourth year, I not only wanted to attend, but wanted to contribute. I offered to provide dinner music and to speak. I'd never played piano at an event like this one, attended by several hundred people at a very elegant hall, but hey, after a cancer battle, stage fright was the least of my worries. Many of my old fears had become insignificant in the face of a life and death battle. So, that year, I played my keyboard, spoke, and had a great time. This year and last, I've attended and also played dinner music for the event.
I love the survivor banquet now. I hope to attend for many more years. I now wouldn't leave the community of cancer survivors for anything. I love being with others who have survived cancer, they are in many cases my favorite people to be around. There's so much we can say to each other that we can't say to friends and family members. We share a history, we share a struggle, we share a profound and life changing experience. We understand each other.
I am proud now to be a part of the cancer survivor community.
Thursday, June 21, 2007
Survivor Luncheon
Today I attended my 4th cancer survivor luncheon. It is hosted by a group practice of several oncologists at a very elegant hall, it is a yearly event. It has become over the last several years a sort of landmark in my survivor journey.
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Wow! This is even better than the BEST I have had in my fave Chinese restaurant. To make the meal go quickly prep everything the day or night before and store in the fridge. To make this easy to understand I have changed the terms to cornstarch slurry and sauce. The first is used to coat the chicken for frying, the second to coat the fried chicken. HTH I use a grater with small holes for the garlic or you can just zip all the sauce ingredients up in a blender or food processor. Enjoy! NOTE: I really appreciate all the reviews this recipe has received. I know that when making this it seems strange and like it just is not going to work. Trust that it will work even though the method and the way that the cornstarch slurry acts before cooking are so different. I was the same way the first time I made this. It does result in crispy pieces of chicken that are so like you find in a restaurant. The heat here is pretty much a balanced amount because some like it hot and some do not. Taste and add more heat as desired. Thanks again for trying this recipe. I hope that you have the great results that I have had time and again. Here is info, pics and heat levels of different chilies. http://www.foodsubs.com/Chilefre.html
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This is an absolutely wonderful recipe!!! So happy I found it. I did make a few changes though...
1. In order to make this dish a little healthier, I skipped frying the chicken. I just seasoned with salt and pepper and cooked in a small amount of olive oil until crispy. Once the sauce was on it, I did not miss the fried part of it and you really could not tell a difference.
2. Sauce: I added fresh ginger and orange juice instead of water. Both added another set of great flavors.
3. I briefly steamed some fresh broccoli and red peppers and added them into the sauce with the chicken.
I will definitley be making this again!
And to all the negative reviews, don't pay attention. People need to use some of their own decision making in the kitchen instead of relying on a recipe to tell them EXACTLY what to do and EXACTLY how long to do something...when the chicken is crispy and cooked, it's done! When the sauce is as thick as you'd like it, take it off the heat :)
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Ingredients Nutrition
- 3 lbs boneless skinless chicken breasts, cut into chunks
- 2 cups green onions, sliced
- 8 small dried chilies, seeds removed (bird pepper or thai chilies are good)
Cornstarch slurry
- 1⁄4 cup soy sauce, low sodium preferred
- 1 egg, beaten
- 1 cup cornstarch
- 1⁄2 cup cornstarch
- 1⁄4 cup water
- 1 1⁄2 teaspoons fresh garlic, minced
- 3⁄4 cup sugar
- 1⁄2 cup soy sauce
- 1⁄4 cup white vinegar
- 1⁄4 cup sherry wine or 1⁄4 cup white wine
- 14 1⁄2 ounces chicken broth (a can)
Directions See How It's Made
- Place sauce ingredients in a quart jar with a lid and shake to mix. If you make this ahead of time just refrigerate until needed, shaking it again when you are ready to use it. This also keeps your dirty dishes down.
- Mix cornstarch slurry in a large bowl- the mixture will be strange but trust me it works. It will be VERY thick almost paste like. Add ALL the chicken pieces and stir to coat. Using a fork remove ONE chicken piece at a time and let the excess mixture drip off. YES even though the mixture has a weird consistency it will not stick like paste and the excess will drip off. Add chicken to the hot (350 degree) oil and fry until crispy. Only cook 7 or 8 chicken pieces at a time. You do not want to lower the temp of the oil by cooking too many at a time. You can use a simple cooking or candy thermometer to judge the temp of the oil.
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|Aug 19, 2003
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|Aug 19, 2003
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The present invention generally relates to security devices that are resistant to chemical attack and mechanical degradation and to security articles having at least one such security device partially or fully embedded therein and/or mounted thereon.
It is known that secure documents or instruments may be rendered less susceptible to forgery or counterfeiting by including security features in various forms within the body of the document. In fact, the security or integrity of a document or instrument will increase with the number of separate and distinct security features that it employs.
Many security papers and other items of value include a security device or element, such as a security thread, disposed on or within the document. The security device typically includes one or more security features, such as metallic, magnetic and/or luminescent security features that serve to authenticate the security paper and prevent or deter counterfeiting.
A common type of security thread includes metal-formed characters or indicia disposed on a plastic carrier substrate. Such threads, which are coated with a very thin (e.g., 300 to 500 angstrom) layer of metal, such as aluminum, and are then demetallized, display either: discrete metal characters as currently used in United States currency; negative or reverse-image characters as currently used in the new Euro currency; or a repeating pattern of isolated metal blocks containing negative or reverse-image characters as described in U.S. Pat. No. 5,486,022 and as used in Indian and Venezuelan currencies. These threads are visually detectable in transmitted light by members of the public and may be machine detectable by conventional thread detectors that detect the presence or absence of conductive features on the threads. The repeating patterns of the threads described in U.S. Pat. No. 5,486,022 and employed in Indian and Venezuelan currencies are machine readable as well as machine detectable.
Demetallized threads have well known advantages over printed security threads. Due to the presence of a reflective metal layer, beneficial optical effects are produced under circumstances where the thread is entirely buried in paper as well as when partially exposed as in the case of windowed thread. There are further advantages to the metallic layer when security threads are authenticated during banknote sorting. The presence of either a continuous metal layer or a specifically encoded patterned metal layer can be detected on the basis of conductivity.
A known disadvantage of demetallized threads is their susceptibility to corrosive effects during paper manufacturing and in circulating banknotes. More specifically, any metal extending to the edge of the thread, even when protected by a laminate or transparent coating, acts as a wick for chemicals that cause corrosion or degradation of the metal layer. As a consequence threads in banknotes exposed to even weak alkali solutions such as used in common household laundries may lose all or part of their metal layer via corrosion from the edges inward.
A need therefore exists for a security device that is resistant to chemical attack.
It is therefore an object of the present invention to provide such a durable security device.
It is a more particular object to provide a security device for use in security articles such as bank notes and the like, that matches or exceeds the durability of the security article.
It is another object of the present invention to provide a security article having at least one durable security device at least partially embedded therein and/or mounted thereon.
The present invention therefore provides a security device comprising:
wherein, the protective layer(s) is adhered to at least the opposing longitudinal borders of the support layer surface.
The present invention further provides a security article having at least one security device, as defined hereinabove, at least partially embedded therein and/or mounted thereon.
Other features and advantages of the invention will be apparent to one of ordinary skill from the following detailed description and accompanying drawings.
Unless otherwise defined, all technical and scientific terms used herein have the same meaning as commonly understood by one of ordinary skill in the art to which this invention belongs. All publications, patent applications, patents and other references mentioned herein are incorporated by reference in their entirety. In case of conflict, the present specification, including definitions, will control. In addition, the materials, methods, and examples are illustrative only and not intended to be limiting.
Particular features of the disclosed invention are illustrated by reference to the accompanying drawings in which:
The present invention serves to address the problem of providing a durable security device, one that is resistant to chemical attack and mechanical degradation. The solution to this problem resides in the discovery that sealing the support and protective layers along opposing longitudinal borders adjacent to the information-bearing layer will prevent corrosive and/or degrading materials from reaching the information-bearing layer through these sealed borders. As a result, the information conveyed by way of the information-bearing layer and thus the integrity of the security device is preserved.
In a preferred embodiment, at least a portion of the information-bearing layer is fully encapsulated by the support and protective layers, rendering this portion or layer and the information conveyed thereby, impervious to chemical attack.
The inventive security device will be described herein below mainly as a security thread used in association with banknotes. The invention, however, is not so limited. The durable security device of the present invention can be utilized in a variety of different forms (e.g., patches, stripes) with any document or means of identification for authentication purposes.
The support layer of the durable security device is a light-transmitting support layer that has a thickness ranging from about 8 to about 26 microns (preferably from about 10 to about 15 microns).
In a preferred embodiment, the support layer is formed using one or more essentially colorless polymers selected from the group of polyester, polypropylene, polyethylene, polyethylene terephthalate, and mixtures thereof. In a more preferred embodiment, the support layer is a polyester film.
In another preferred embodiment, the support layer is colored and/or luminescent and, in yet another preferred embodiment, the support layer provides adhesive properties to bond the security device into or onto paper.
The information-bearing layer(s) is either a continuous or discontinuous strip that is formed along the entire length of the support layer surface. The thickness of the information-bearing layer(s) ranges from about 0.001 to about 0.01 microns.
The information conveyed by the information-bearing layer(s) may be visually perceivable information (e.g., letters, numbers, symbols) and/or machine-detectable and optionally machine-readable information (e.g., a plurality of metal regions).
In a preferred embodiment, the information-bearing layer(s) is an opaque strip formed using materials selected from the group of aluminum (Al), chromium (Cr), cobalt (Co), copper (Cu), gold (Au), iron (Fe), nickel (Ni), silver (Ag), alloys of two or more of the aforementioned materials, and alloys that produce an opaque layer upon sputtering, vacuum deposition, plasma coating and the like. In a more preferred embodiment, the information-bearing layer(s) is formed using aluminum. In another more preferred embodiment, the information-bearing layer(s) is formed using a magnetic metal such as nickel or a nickel/cobalt alloy.
Several embodiments of the information-bearing layer(s) are shown in
In a first embodiment, and as best shown in
In a second embodiment, and as best shown in
The cross thread stops 20 a, 20 b require a dimension no greater than 0.1 millimeters (mm) in width and, as best shown in
The embodiments shown in
The breaks or cross thread stops 20 shown in
As alluded to above, information-bearing layer 14 may also take the form of a multi-layer structure or laminate. In one such embodiment (not shown), the information-bearing layer 14 is a diffractive, optically variable layer or laminate comprising, for example, a metallized diffractive film with holographic icon images, denomination numerals and/or kinetic effects. In another such embodiment (not shown), the information-bearing layer 14 is a multi-layer interference filter having as one of its layers an opaque reflective metal. When contained in the security devices of the present invention, these diffractive and metal layers maintain their colorful, diffractive effect even when subjected to chemical attack or the laundering process.
In another such embodiment (not shown), the information-bearing layer 14 comprises a first magnetic information-bearing layer and a second metal information-bearing layer. As will be readily appreciated by those skilled in the art, the magnetic information-bearing layer offers additional machine testable features. The combined use of metal and magnetic materials in security threads and the machine detection and reading of codes formed thereby are described in detail in U.S. Pat. No. 6,255,948 B1 and in U.S. Patent Application Publication No. 20020014967 A1.
The metal-free borders 18 a, 18 b, and the information conveyed by information-bearing layer 14 (e.g., indicia 16, cross thread stops 20) may be formed by any one of a number of methods including, but not limited to, (1) methods involving selective metallization by electrodeposition, directly hot stamping onto the support layer 12 or using a mask or template in a vacuum metallizer, and (2) methods involving metallization and selective demetallization by chemical etching, laser etching and the like. It is preferred that the metal-free borders 18 a, 18 b and the information be formed on the support layer 12 by a resist and etch technique as described in U.S. Pat. No. 4,869,778. It is also preferred that the metal deposited on the support layer 12 have a thickness of from about 100 to about 500 angstroms and more preferably have a thickness of from about 200 to about 300 angstroms.
The protective layer of the present invention is a light-transmitting protective layer having a thickness ranging from about 1 to about 12 microns. The protective layer may take the form of a protective film having a thickness ranging from about 3 to about 12 microns (preferably from about 4 to about 8 microns) or a printed coating having a thickness ranging from about 1 to about 12 microns. By way of the present invention, it has been discovered that films or coatings having thicknesses within the ranges noted above effectively act as barriers to chemical penetration, thereby protecting the information-bearing layer(s) 14 from, for example, dissolution after soaking in caustic, acetone or bleach.
In a preferred embodiment, the protective layer is formed using one or more essentially colorless polymers selected from the group of polyester, polypropylene, polyethylene, polyethylene terephthalate, and mixtures thereof. In a more preferred embodiment, the protective layer is a laminated polyester film.
In another preferred embodiment, the protective layer is colored and/or luminescent and, in yet another preferred embodiment, the protective layer provides adhesive properties to bond the security device 10 into or onto paper.
The protective layer may be laminated to the structure formed by the information-bearing layer 14 and the support layer 12 by using a light-transmitting adhesive. By removing metal from the edges and replacing the metal with laminating adhesive there is no corrosive wicking and device 10 can withstand immersion in strong alkali, acids, and any agents that would be reactive with the metal or metallic information-bearing layer 14.
Light-transmitting laminating adhesives, suitable for use in the practice of the present invention, guarantee good bond strength between the protective layer and (i) information-bearing layer 14, (ii) metal-free borders 18 a, 18 b and, in some embodiments, also (iii) support layer 12. Such materials should be light stable, resistant to ageing, free from fine coagulum and exhibit little foaming. Examples of such light-transmitting laminating adhesives include, but are not limited to, acrylic polymers and copolymers, modified acrylic polymers and copolymers and polyesters. Aqueous systems of these materials are preferred so as to avoid problems associated with solvent wastes and solvent emissions. In a preferred embodiment, the light-transmitting laminating adhesive is an aqueous acrylic polymer dispersion.
As shown in
In another preferred embodiment, and as best shown in
In yet another preferred embodiment, and as best shown in
The security device 10 of the present invention may include additional layers or coatings, provided however that any such additional layers or coatings do not interfere with the visual perception of the information conveyed by way of the information-bearing layer 14 and/or the signals seen by authenticity testing devices. Contemplated additional layers or coatings include light-transmitting adhesive layers on either or both sides of device 10 that facilitate the incorporation of the device into or onto security documents and fluorescent coatings made up of eosin, fluorescein, fluorspar, fuchsin, sulphate of quinine, calcium sulphide, Neodymium salicylate, Samarium gluconate, Yttrium salicylate and the like.
The security device 10, as illustrated for example in
Once the laminated film is prepared, it can be slit to provide narrow threads or strips which are preferably at least 0.8 mm in width, preferably from about 1 to about 5 mm, or even up to 6 or 8 mm in width.
The security article of the present invention is preferably a security paper and the security device 10, which is preferably in the form of a security thread, is either wholly embedded within the paper, or is partially embedded within the paper with portions thereof being exposed at the surface of the paper at spaced intervals along the thread's length at windows or apertures in the paper.
The security thread 10 may be at least partially incorporated in security papers during manufacture by techniques commonly employed in the papermaking industry. For example, the inventive thread 10 may be pressed within wet paper fibers while the fibers are unconsolidated and pliable, as taught by U.S. Pat. No. 4,534,398, resulting in the thread being totally embedded in the resulting paper. The thread 10 may also be fed into a cylinder mold papermaking machine, cylinder vat machine, or similar machine of known type, resulting in partial embedment of the thread within the body of the finished paper (i.e., windowed paper).
In addition to the above, the security device 10 of the present invention may be mounted on the surface of security papers either during or post manufacture. Mounting of the device 10 may be achieved by any number of known techniques including: applying a pressure-sensitive adhesive to a surface of the device 10 and pressing the device 10 to the surface of the paper; and applying a heat activated adhesive to a surface of the device 10 and applying the device 10, using thermal transfer techniques, to the surface of the paper.
As stated above, the durability of security device 10 matches or exceeds the durability of host security articles such as bank notes and the like. In fact, test samples comprising security device 10, in the form of a security thread employing a metallized, diffractive information-bearing layer 14, partially embedded in a security paper, satisfied a number of different durability tests. More specifically, in repeated laundry testing, approximately 98% of the metal of layer 14 in the test samples remained intact. Chemical resistance testing, where the test samples were immersed in: undiluted ethyl acetate for � hour; undiluted acetone for 24 hours; 5% sodium hypochlorite for 24 hours; 2% sodium hydroxide for 24 hours; undiluted trichloroethylene for � hour; boiling water for � hour; 2% biological detergent at a temperature of 95� C. for � hour; or 0.5% industrial wash powder plus 1% sodium carbonate (Na2CO3) at a temperature of 95� C. for � hour, resulted in 100% of the metal remaining intact. Similar results were obtained when the test samples were subjected to mechanical testing. For example, although wrinkles in security device 10 were observed when the test samples were subjected to IGT Crumpling (dry) 8� and IGT Crumpling (wet) 8�, no loss of metal occurred. Similarly, although surface dullness of the information-bearing layer 14 was observed when the test samples were subjected to Taber Dual Abraser (10 revolutions), no loss of metal occurred. Finally, no change in appearance or metal content occurred when the test samples were subjected to Graminski Flex Tester (2,000 cycles).
While various embodiments of the present invention have been described above, it should be understood that they have been presented by way of example only, and not limitation. Thus, the breadth and scope of the present invention should not be limited by any of the exemplary embodiments.
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|Title not available
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|Crane & Co., Inc.
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|283/72, 428/201, 283/94, 428/192, 283/83, 428/194
|International Classification
|Cooperative Classification
|European Classification
|Jul 7, 2006
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On Wed, Nov 3, 2010 at 9:30 PM, Sitaram Chamarty <email@example.com> wrote: > Hello, > > Someone pointed me to this discussion, and I thought I'd > jump in and comment on a few items in that list that struck > me. > > Before that, I'd also like to say that even if you do not > use gitolite, if you have questions about gitolite, what can > it do, how does it do it, why not some other way, pros and > cons, etc., please feel free to email me; I'd be happy to > help. I've joined this list so I'll see those two; although > I would appreciate it if the subject line had the word > gitolite somewhere in case this is high traffic. > > That said, here're some random thoughts on the starter email > in this thread. Sorry this may not "thread" properly since > I joined after that email was sent. Thanks for dropping in; More feedback like this is very welcome -- none of us at Apache have hosted this many git repositories before, so any experience and advice is good -- likely by the time we are done we will have 200-300 separate git repositories. > Stage 0: > > - HTTPS based pushing should work quite well with > gitolite. It uses the new "smart http" mode (git 1.6.6 > or later) of course; it doesn't support the old webDAV > method of http access. Yup, this is the intention :) > Stage 1: > > - git slave: gitolite has mirroring capability, but > frankly, it all boils down to one line (git push > --mirror <someURL>) in a post-receive hook. That's all > you need in git (and possibly other DVCSs are similar). > Gitolite just does it a bit more "formally" :-) > > I see that this is mentioned later in your email also, > and yes it does work. The only things that don't get > pushed when you do this are things like hooks, > info/exclude, config, etc., which are always considered > to be site-local configs and never sent across on push > (partly due to security concerns too, of course). > > You'd have to rsync them separately if needed. Yes, most likely all of the hooks and basics of a Git repository would be ironically checked into a Subversion repository -- this is how we keep track of all our custom hooks in SVN. We would then use our existing svn-syncing tools to keep the filesystem copies of them up to date. > - Authorisation is better done in "update" hook than > "pre-receive". Update gets called once for each ref > being pushed, so you can accept some and reject others. > Pre-receive is all or nothing -- one bad ref can reject > all the refs being pushed, which could be confusing. Or > not... For us Group Authorization is actually mostly going to be on a whole-repository basis. I don't think we intend to block individual commits based on the contents of the commits -- other than possibly issues with merge commits that haven't really been discussed in depth yet. > You can certainly trick gitolite into working like this > if needed, but it is not the default. > > - gitolite *can* use LDAP groups for authorisation. > However, it does not know LDAP natively. See [1] for > details on how it does it right now. We discussed this tentatively at ApacheCon today, and most likely we will just have a script that generates a group file like we do for authz-svn: <https://svn.apache.org/repos/infra/infrastructure/trunk/ldap/scripts/operation/gen_asf-authorization_on_ldap_change.pl> (Hmm, I bet this URL is accessible only to ASF commiters, i'll try to get that fixed) > - temp'ly disabling a repo: you can do this per repo as > well; it doesn't have to be sitewide; see [2] for > details. Might be useful on occasion... > > - do not allow push -f: this is a fundamental feature of > gitolite :-) However, if you want a blanket "no one > should ever push -f" you can do it quite easily even > without gitolite. Gitolite is useful when you want to > allow this for some people and not to others. > > - logging: gitolite logs the apache "pusher", along with > the SHAs involved. The SHAs in turn give you the git > "committer". One use for this is [3]. > > - [warning: opinion here] email notification: seems to > indicate a preference for "small number of large > commits" (reading between the lines). Git is best when > you have a large number of small commits, for all sorts > of reasons :-) No, I would say most projects prefer a large number of small commits -- we just have many many historical processes and people's preferences accustomed to email based workflows. Moving to git should not change these email workflows. Thanks, Paul
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paper light is flashing tray is full clear of jam strats the cycle as if it is going to print but fails to pick up paper process ends with flashing light.
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AND the next star of this year's Anvil Arts pantomime is... CBeebies' Katy Ashworth!
Katy will play the Fairy Godmother, opposite Keith Chegwin as Buttons, in the Gazette Newspapers-sponsored production of Cinderella.
The show will run in The Anvil, in Basingstoke, from December 11 until January 4.
Katy, pictured, is well-known to thousands of children and their families across the entire UK and the rest of the world thanks to her presenting work on CBeebies, including one of the channel's flagship series' I Can Cook.
The show encourages children under the age of six to get cooking and learn where their food comes from.
In addition, 27 year-old children's entertainer Katy has become known over the last four years for her daily appearances presenting the links between the shows in the CBeebies house.
As well as her TV work, Katy, who grew up in Yateley, is an accomplished actress, entertainer and singer. She has taken the lead in several pantomimes, performed in front of 8,000 people at Wembley on the CBeebies live tours, presented live I Can Cook shows in Butlins resorts, performed her live one-woman interactive show for children at hundreds of theatres, festivals and other events in the UK and internationally, and she's currently singing with a 12-piece soul band for kids.
More recently, she has begun writing and illustrating children's stories.
Katy is a proud new mum to her son Charlie and spends her spare time immersed in her family, friends, music and travel.
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text: General Blight is Bananaman's number one enemy and it always striving for world domination. He's a short fellow, that really needs to see an anger management councillor. But he does have a gentler side as he speaks a bit childish when talking to women, as if he is still talking to his nanny (the wuss!). He doesn't like to be called GB for some reason, so that makes people call him it more. Also I don't think he likes shaving, as he seems to always have 5 O'clock shadow. Plus he has a rather big nose! He seems to have a fetish for dressing up as a Pirate Captain and he gets the Heavy Mob to be his pirates! Oh and don't even go there about the green lycra cat suit that he wears. General blight is not american, He's british. He's in Bananaman and Bananaman is a real classic 80's cartoon made in britain. General blight was voiced by the british voice actor, Graeme Garden.


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Asepsis is the state of being free of contamination of bacteria, viruses, parasites or fungus, or where precautions have been taken to prevent the transmission of such disease causing agents. In medicine, it is the technique by which an environment or device is treated to remove or destroy such disease causing agent, or to ensure that they do not exist in the first place.
In practical terms, the only way to render an environment completely free of disease causing agents is to use ionizing radiation, which is dangerous to human health. As such, environments or things that must be aseptic are made as disease free as possible and additional precautions are taken to prevent transmission of the disease causing organisms that remain.
The most important aseptic environment in a hospital is the operating room. These are made of materials that do not harbor disease organisms easily (such as metal and ceramics), and are cleaned between uses of the room. Personnel who go into an operating room follow strict hygiene procedures, including carefully washing hands and arms, and wearing freshly laundered gowns and one-use surgical masks. The air in an operating room is carefully filtered before being allowed in the room, and is filtered again on the way out to prevent the transmission of disease.
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Scott Keith is a Canadian author and columnist who gained a degree of fame in the internet wrestling community for his critical reviews of various pro wrestling events.
Born in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada in 1974, Keith has no formal attachment to the industry as such. He began posting on RSPW in 1992 and over the next few years started to make a name for himself amongst smart marks.
In 1996 Keith launched his own fan website, and quickly gained a fanbase, due to his humorous writing, and somewhat forcibly controversial remarks.
Having written for various wrestling websites, keith became a published author in 2001, when his book The Buzz On Professional Wrestling was released. Meant as on overview of the business for the newer fan, it was criticised due to the numerous spelling and factual errors.
His second book Tonight In This Very Ring: A Fan's History Of Professional Wrestling was released in 2003 and dealt mainly with the "Fall and Rise" of the WWF during 1996 to 2000. Better received than its predecessor, it nonetheless contained internal contradictions, and also featured heavy cut-and-pasting of Keith's internet articles.
One Ring Circus: The Death Of The World Wrestling Federation" was released in 2004 and focused on the post-Attitude slip of the now-named WWE. Once again featuring heavy cut=and-pasting, the book soon found its way to bargain bins across North America.
Wrestling's Made Men; Breaking The Glass Ceiling came out in 2006, and has thus far failed to crack the market.
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