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1 Nottingham Drive West Grove, PA 19390
1 Nottingham Drive is located in West Grove, PA. At this time, the property has an estimated value of $345,000 and yearly taxes of $6,740. This home has 4 bedrooms, 3½ bathrooms, and approximately 2,780 sqft of living space. The property was built in 1989. Similar homes nearby have 4 bedrooms, 3 baths and sell for around $350,000.
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69 Homes for Sale
$299,000 Median List Price
205 Days on Market
17.3 Months Inventory
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Inspections, Compliance, Enforcement, and Criminal Investigations
Jang Soo Farm Inc. dba Rainier Sprouts, Inc. 12/28/11
Department of Health and Human Services | Public Health Service Food and Drug Administration |
Seattle District Pacific Region 22201 23rd Drive SE Bothell, WA 98021-4421 Telephone: 425-486-8788 FAX: 425-483-4996 |
December 28, 2011
In reply refer to Warning Letter SEA 12-10
Mr. Mal S. Sin, President
Jang Soo Farm, Inc.
dba Rainier Sprouts
10310 Vickery Avenue East
Tacoma, Washington 98446-3653
Dear Mr. Sin:
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) conducted an inspection of your sprout growing facility located at 10310 Vickery Avenue East, Tacoma, Washington, on August 30-31, September 2, 6-9, and 26, 2011, in response to industry-wide surveillance for conditions that may promote pathogen contamination of sprouts. During the inspection, FDA collected two samples -- consisting of various mung beans, rodent excreta pellets, rodent hair, old nesting material, and rodent-gnawed packaging material -- from your facility that confirmed the presence and activity of rodents and insects. Our investigators documented insanitary conditions and practices that contribute directly or indirectly to possible contamination of your sprouts with filth and pathogens. Accordingly, sprouts grown in your facility are adulterated within the meaning of Section 402(a)(4) of the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act (the Act) [21 U.S.C. § 342(a)(4)] because they have been prepared, packed, or held under insanitary conditions whereby they may have been contaminated with filth or rendered injurious to health. You can find the Act through links on FDA's homepage at www.fda.gov.
We acknowledge receipt of your response letter dated October 10, 2011. The adequacy of these corrective actions and their implementation will be evaluated during our next inspection.
The following insanitary conditions and practices were observed:
1. Food contact surfaces must be thoroughly cleaned and sanitized to avoid serving as a source and route of filth and pathogens into food; however, food contact surfaces were found to be insanitary as evidenced by:
a. The large shovel used to unload the mung bean sprouts from the incubators and to unload the totes of mung beans was observed lying on the ground in front of an incubator during unloading of the sprouts. The shovel was later observed in use to finish unloading the incubator. The shovels are also stored hanging directly against an insanitary wall, and not sanitized before use. We acknowledge that you stated that you had instructed employees to now clean and sanitize the shovels before use and allow them to air dry; and in your response letter you additionally stated that they are cleaned with bleach (b)(4) and that when they are hung on the wall they are not allowed to touch the wall. The adequacy of these corrective actions and their implementation and continued sanitation will be evaluated during our next inspection.
b. Fibrous blankets are used to cover totes of sprouts in the staging area to protect them from light. These blankets came in direct contact with the ready to eat sprouts and were neither regularly cleaned, nor fully cleanable. We acknowledge that prior to the end of the inspection you had removed the blankets and replaced them with black plastic covers and that you promised to clean and sanitize these covers on a daily basis; and in your response letter you note that you sanitize the plastic covers after each day's work. The adequacy of these corrective actions and their implementation and continued sanitation will be evaluated during our next inspection.
2. Employees may cross-contaminate the sprouts directly and indirectly, as evidenced by:
a. The hand-washing sinks in both the processing area and the mung bean incubating room have drains that do not extend to the floor drain, but rather extend horizontally out from under the sink and drain directly onto the floor and wall. Dirty water dropping from this height can create an aerosol that could splash onto employees' clothes or equipment that may be in the area which may later be exposed to food. We acknowledge that the drain pipe was extended to reach directly into the floor drain prior to the end of the inspection.
b. Within a few feet of open totes of mung mean sprouts and open buckets of mung beans, were employee's personal belongings, as well as break-time equipment (microwave, refrigerator, coffee maker, hot plate) and table for eating. The bustle of these activities may allow insanitary foreign material to get into the totes of beans and sprouts. We acknowledge that you promised to remove the break room equipment from the processing area and find a different location for employees to use on break. The adequacy of these corrective actions and their implementation will be evaluated during our next inspection.
3. Sprouts may be cross-contaminated by poor facility conditions that allow filth or pathogens to find their way into food, as evidenced by:
a. Live rodents, rodent excreta pellets, and urine markings were found on bags of stored raw mung beans. Bags of stored raw mung beans were found with gnaw holes. We acknowledge that prior to the end of the inspection, the mung bean storage room was cleaned of filth and re-organized, the walls and ceiling resurfaced, and the rodent-gnawed and rodent-marked bags were voluntarily destroyed at the local landfill. We acknowledge that you promised to implement a new warehousing plan that provides for less congestion and easier cleaning. The adequacy of these corrective actions and their implementation and continued sanitation will be evaluated during our next inspection.
b. Rodent excreta pellets were found on the floor of the finished product cooler and trash was observed under the pallets on which finished product is stored. We acknowledge that prior to the end of the inspection, the cooler was cleaned and maintenance performed to seal holes and gaps that may have provided pest entry. We acknowledge that you promised to maintain the cooler with periodic cleaning and maintenance checks. The adequacy of these corrective actions and their implementation and continued sanitation will be evaluated during our next inspection.
c. Hardware connecting hoses to the track system directly above the soy bean sprouting buckets was covered with flaking rust. We acknowledge that you stated you had new hose hardware on order and promised to replace it; and in your response letter that you have already replaced the hardware. The adequacy of these corrective actions and their implementation will be evaluated during our next inspection.
d. Condensation had collected on the hoses and electrical cords of the track watering system and was observed dripping directly into buckets of soy beans and soy sprouts in progressive stages of growth. These hoses were not clean and were covered with apparent mold. We acknowledge that prior to the end of the inspection the hoses had been replaced with new hoses of a different, smoother design that you stated will allow for more effective cleaning. The adequacy of these corrective actions and your continued sanitation will be evaluated during our next inspection.
e. The fan blades in the soy bean sprouting room were not cleaned and had a build-up of filth across the blades, which extend over the open buckets of soy sprouts. We acknowledge that the fan blades were cleaned prior to the end of the inspection, and that you promised to add these to the cleaning schedule. The adequacy of these corrective actions and your continued sanitation will be evaluated during our next inspection.
At the inspection, FDA recommended that you change your method of seed treatment because your practice was not in accordance with FDA recommended guidance of using 20,000 ppm calcium hypochlorite solution. We observed that you were only using (b)(4) ppm (b)(4). We acknowledge that by the conclusion of the inspection, you had purchased (b)(4) brand hypochlorite and were soaking the mung and soy bean seeds in 20,000 ppm solution for (b)(4) minutes. The adequacy of these corrective actions and their continued implementation will be evaluated during our next inspection.
The above items are not intended to be an all-inclusive list of the violations at your facility. It is your responsibility to ensure compliance with the applicable laws and regulations administered by FDA. You should take prompt action to correct these violations. Failure to do so may result in regulatory action being initiated by the FDA without further notice. These actions include, but are not limited to, seizure and/or injunction.
Please notify this office in writing within fifteen (15) working days of receipt of this letter describing the specific steps you have taken to correct the noted violations and to prevent these violations or other similar violations from occurring again. You should include documentation of the corrective actions you have taken to date (e.g., implementation of an effective pest control program to continually monitor pests or rodents in processing areas, improvements to your sanitation program that incorporates adequate cleaning and sanitation of your equipment, etc.). If your planned corrections will occur over time, please state the reason for the delay and include a timetable for implementation of those corrections.
During the inspection, our investigators provided you a copy of the Guidance for Industry: Reducing Microbial Food Safety Hazards for Sprouted Seeds, and Guidance for Industry: Sampling and Microbial Testing of Spent Irrigation Water During Sprout Production, both dated October 27, 1999. In cooperation with FDA, University of California at Davis also developed a series of videos related to sprout safety (http://postharvest.ucdavis.edu/libraries/video/). These documents are considered guidance and are designed to assist you in complying with the Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act. If you plan to implement an alternative approach to treating seed and testing spent irrigation water that will provide comparable assurances of detecting and controlling pathogenic bacteria in your sprouts, please provide a copy of your sampling schedule and testing method to the address below.
Please send your reply to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, Attention: Heidi Marks, Compliance Officer, 22201 23rd Drive SE, Bothell, Washington 98021-4421. If you have questions regarding this letter, please contact Ms. Marks at 425-483-4862 or by email at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Charles M. Breen
District Director

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Scotchcast Resin Joints
Scotchcast Resin Cable Joint Kit
Product introduction:
Cable Joint as an important connection point of the whole power supply network, its running stability will directly affect the quality of the power supply system. Because the cable joint is made artificially in the on-site installation is complete, the environment affected by the construction and operation of the environment, will inevitably cause the error of installation, external damage, cable breakdown caused by explosion and water etc.
And in the Cable Joint breakdown and explosion will release a lot of energy, the surrounding power facilities or personnel to cause harm, or even cause the occurrence of the two accident. To solve these problems, our company developed with fire prevention, waterproof, explosion-proof function Scotchcast Resin Cable Joints, all-round protection, once the explosion or breakdown of cable joints, can effectively protect the surrounding power facilities and other personnel, prevent the occurrence of two damage.
Technical characteristics:
1, the shell is made of Scotchcast Resin, Scotchcast Resin are anisotropic materials, coupled with the formula and additives in a wide range of selectivity, glass steel according to the work environment and the state, adding special flame retardant additives, the glass steel material with good flame retardancy, the main parameters of flame retardant oxygen index should reach 62.5%. A high-quality composite glass steel, it has a special function to prevent acid, alkali, salt, oil and other corrosive media, and will not rust. The coastal areas and chemical sites and long buried underground requirements. Product performance to ensure that accessories can be a long time stable operation.
2, in the combination of Scotchcast Resin Cable Joints with silicone rubber sealing ring to seal the shell, enhance the waterproof performance of the cable intermediate joint.
3, with a strong pressure performance, Scotchcast Resin Cable Joints can withstand the impact from the internal or external.
4, in the Scotchcast Resin Cable Joints side of a sealing plug sealed with silicone rubber discharge hole, and discharge hole direction can be adjusted, once the cable joint explosion, discharge hole on the sealing plug can be quickly opened and can effectively prevent the other cables, or the surrounding environment destruction, flame retardant properties of the shell is also can guarantee the internal flame extinguished due to hypoxia.
5, convenient and quick installation, can meet the requirements of 10kV, 35kV single core and three core cable laying.
6, safe and reliable, widely used in electric power, coal, chemical industry and other high-risk industries and key projects of power supply network.
Scope of application:
Glass steel casing is divided into several categories, which can be suitable for 10KV, 35KV, 110KV, 220KV, Cable Joint, 500KV. And can be applied to single core or three core and multi-core cable.
Materials technology
Item |
Unit |
Index |
Tensile strength |
MPa |
≥95 |
bend strength |
MPa |
≥185 |
Impact strength |
KJ/m2 |
≥50 |
(23°C) Modulus of bending strength |
— |
≥8500 |
water absorption |
% |
≤0.45 |
Oxygen index |
% |
≥30 |
Jointing Kit Contents
Scotchcast Mould body with closure cap
Scotchcast 470W resin bag
Scotch 23 Tape
Armour connection components
Disposable gloves (EN394)
Detailed installation instruction
The main function of Scotchcast Resin Cable Joint Kit is to withstand a certain external force impact and damage in the middle of the joint.
Dead work
Check with Scotchcast Resin Cable Joint Kit diameter applicable specifications and size with the cable and the middle of the head (the stress cone or shell) is consistent with the size of the;
Check the sealing material Scotchcast Resin Cable Joint Kit (gasket, opening Haff sealing material: glass steel shell and two port cable strip and heat shrinkable tube) is complete;
Check the high voltage cable sealant two component cable plastic packing is complete, the quantity of the component is sufficient;
Scotchcast Resin Cable Joint Kit assembly
The middle section cleaning about installing Scotchcast Resin Cable Joint Kit joints, install the Scotchcast Resin Cable Joint Kit on the second half leads to coaxial cable or grounding cables, a plurality of tightening bolts, two Scotchcast Resin Cable Joint Kit ports and coaxial cable and grounding cable sealing process (including sealing strip and shrink tube); the two components of high voltage cable cable sealant glue mix well; glue, glue should pay attention to its continuity, two groups of glue is filled into the interval of time as short as possible; glue please glue leakage;
Note: a two-component adhesive sealant for high-voltage cable cable in the process of curing some slight volume expansion, so can not be poured too full, generally below the mouth filling glue along the height of 20 to 30mm;
Closed cover mouth, installation is completed.
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A payday loan or a cash advance loan is a loan for a short time. You pay a fee to borrow the money, even if it is for a week or two.
A payday loan or cash advance loan can be very expensive. Before you get one of these loans, consider other ways to borrow.
You might be able to borrow money from:
You might ask for more time to pay your bills. You can talk to a credit counselor to get help.
If you are in the military, the law protects you and your dependents. The law limits the interest rate on payday loans. The law also tells lenders to give you information about your rights and the cost of the loan. The military also offers financial help and help managing your money.
Read What to do – Service Members to learn more.
Read moreA payday loan or cash advance loan can cost a lot. Even if you only borrow money for a week or two until you get your paycheck.
Most loans have an annual percentage rate. The annual percentage rate is also called APR. The APR is how much it costs you to borrow money for one year. The APR on payday loans and cash advances is very high.
When you get a payday loan or cash advance loan, the lender must tell you the APR and the cost of the loan in dollars.
The annual percentage rate, or APR, is based on:
If you cannot pay the lender the money you owe, you borrow the money for two more weeks. This is called a "rollover," or "rolling over" the loan. To roll over the loan, you pay another fee. If you roll over the loan a few times, you will pay a lot to borrow the money. It becomes harder to get back to where you started.
Payday loans or cash advance loans are loans made for a short time, often two weeks. These loans can be very expensive.
Before you get one of these loans, consider other ways to borrow money:
Compare the costs, if you have more than one choice. For each choice, find out:
Write the answers to these questions. Decide which choice is best for you.
If you are in the military, the law protects you and your dependents. The APR on payday loans cannot be more than 36%. The lender must give you documents that explain the cost of the loan and your rights.
Even with these protections for service members, payday loans can be very expensive. Before you get a payday loan, consider these choices:
For more information about other ways to borrow money or to get help managing your finances:


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Prelude to a Kiss
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A charming production of this modern classic. The cast is uniformly excellent and the production values are high. The only quibble I have is one that cannot be overcome, and that's basically that I feel this play - like "Proof," for example - is sort of a one-trick pony. Once you have seen it, it no longer holds any surprises and a great deal of its impact is lost. If you haven't seen the show before, this is an excellent production to see. If you have seen it previously, this version plays much like a pleasant visit with an old friend.


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Three Squashes Soup
Author Notes: I developed this soup since I love the idea of winter squash soups but always thought butternut squash soup was too sweet. there are very few seasonings in the soup which make it perfect for adapting to individual tastes. For those who like it a bit sweeter, swirl in a bit of maple syrup. For those who like it spicier, add chili powder or curry powder... the possibilities are truly endless! In this version, I topped it with Mollie Katzen's Walnut Pesto and drizzle of walnut oil. —[email protected]
Serves 8 - 10
- 1/4 cup olive oil
- 1 white acorn squash, quartered, seeds removed
- 1 small sugar pie pumpkin, quartered and seeds removed
- 1 butternut squash, halved and seeded
- 1 onion, diced
- 2 carrots, peeled and sliced
- 2 celery stalks, diced
- 6 cups chicken or vegetable stock
- 1/2 cup dry sherry
- 1/2 teaspoon freshly grated nutmeg
- salt and white pepper to taste
Walnut Pesto
- 3 cups tightly packed fresh basil leaves
- 3 garlic cloves
- 1/3 cup toasted walnuts
- 1/3 cup olive oil
- 1/3 cup freshly grated parmesan cheese
- salt and pepper to taste
- Pre heat oven to 400 degrees.
- Place squash, skin side down onto pans and rub with 2 Tbsp. olive oil. Season with salt and pepper.
- Put squash into the oven and roast until squash is tender - about 30 - 40 minutes.
- While squash is roasting, pour remaining 2 Tbsp. oil into a large dutch oven or stock pot.
- heat oil over medium heat and add onions, carrots and celery. Stir vegetables to coat with oil. Cover and cook vegetables until softened but not browned, about 8 - 10 minutes. Set aside.
- When squash is cooked and cool enough to handle, scoop flesh from squash quarters and add to pot with vegetables. Add stock, sherry and nutmeg. Stir and cook, uncovered and bring to a boil.
- Reduce heat to a simmer and simmer for approximately 30 minutes or until all vegetables are very tender.
- Allow soup to cool slightly and puree. Season to taste with salt and pepper. If soup is too thick, thin with a little more stock or water.
- For pesto, in the bowl of a food processor, combine the basil, garlic and walnuts with the olive oil. Pulse until a thick paste forms. Add the parmesan cheese and season with salt and pepper to taste. Transfer to a a bowl and serve. If not using immediately, cover pesto with a layer of olive oil and place in the refrigerator.
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I bought potted cilantro one and a half months back. But now then seem to have been infected with some green colored small insects. I dont even know which bugs are these! I tried to read up various sites, but couldnt come across any similar description. I am afraid that they might spoil my cilantro. I am completeley new to gardening/ container gardening. Please help!!!! Kindly let me know how to get rid of them.
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Dedication ceremony for crash victims
The Angels, Cal-State Fullerton Titans, the city of Manhattan Beach and local youth baseball organizations will team up to dedicate the recently-installed "Pearson-Wilhite-Stewart-Adenhart Commemorative Wall" in a ceremony adjacent to the "Big Marine" baseball field in Manhattan Beach.
The dedication ceremony is scheduled for Saturday, Feb. 11 at 12:30 p.m. The wall honors the memories of Henry Pearson, Nick Adenhart and Courtney Stewart who were killed by a drunk driver in April 2009 and the struggle of Jon Wilhite, the lone survivor of the crash.
Members of the Pearson, Stewart and Wilhite families are expected to attend. A circle with the uniform number 12 will be dedicated on the outfield wall in Pearson's honor. He was the Mira Costa HS baseball team's captain 1999-2002. Pearson and Wilhite each played at Mira Costa before attending Cal State-Fullerton. A Mira Costa game will follow the ceremony.
"There are many people, and many families, beyond our own who were affected by the passing of Henry, Courtney and Nick and the terrible injuries Jon was forced to endure," Henry Pearson's father, Nigel, said in a press release about the event. "While we all remember those we have lost, our families believe it is critical to remind everyone, and especially our teens and young adults, about how a single moment of drunk driving can devastate innocent people's lives.
"We each hope this commemorative wall – as well as the field itself – can act as an inspiration so that people will think twice about having a drink and then climbing behind the wheel of a car. We have unfortunately sacrificed teammates and close friends, people whom we have loved deeply, and yet we hope that these efforts can help to save future lives so they may not have passed entirely in vain."
Organizations including Mothers Against Drunk Driving, the Mira Costa High School's PACE (People Attaining Complete Equality) student outreach and awareness program and the Manhattan Beach Police Department's DUI Task Force will join the Feb. 11 ceremonies with information kiosks about their local programs and activities.
The Mira Costa HS baseball team is currently working to organize an annual "Henry Pearson Classic" regional baseball tournament as well.
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text: The unique Yoga Tablet 2 Pro 13 features a versatile form and some incredibly innovative features that will let you work, play and share in new ways. Packing a quad-core processor, QHD screen and built-in projector, the Yoga Tablet 2 Pro will redefine how you use a tablet. From 13 inches to 50 Yoga Tablet 2 Pro is the first tablet to feature a built-in projector. Sharing videos, photos and web pages just became much easier, the projector will let you turn any dark room into a home theatre and create a display up to 50-inches big on any wall or screen. Perfectly positioned Yoga Tablet 2 Pro is designed to adapt to your viewing needs. The casing features a cylindrical design at the bottom that is comfortable to rest in your hands when holding the tablet. You can also put the tablet down on a flat surface with the cylinder propping the top of the tablet up in the perfect position for typing. When watching movies, making video calls or viewing photos, you can deploy the hinged kickstand to stand the Yoga 2 Pro at the perfect angle to face you. And because it features a gyroscope, the screen will automatically adjust to the right way up, whatever the position. Android KitKat Yoga Tablet 2 Pro is running on Android 4.4, KitKat, and comes complete with apps like Google Maps, YouTube and Google Play, for access to more games, apps, music tracks, movies and eBooks. With Android 4.4, you can set up different user accounts, making it possible for the whole family to enjoy their own individual apps and widgets, with parental controls in place to help you protect your children. Atom Powered A quad-core Intel Atom processor and 2GB of RAM, give the Yoga Tablet 2 Pro real power to take on your apps and games. Delivering fast and smooth performance in apps, games and navigation, the Atom is power efficient too, ensuring that the Yoga 2 Pros battery lasts for longer. Incredible battery life The Yoga 2 Pro contains an incredibly powerful battery that will let you last for longer without recharging. This battery, housed in the cylindrical area of the tablet will help deliver true mobility, lasting up to 15 hours for web browsing on Wi-Fi. Quad HD The dazzling 13.3-inch Quad HD screen on the Yoga 2 Pro is brilliant for everything from reading text to watching movies. IPS technology helps you see whats on screen clearly from wider angles, so you can enjoy a bright, vibrant picture, even if youre not directly in front of your tablet. Space to save The Yoga Tablet 2 Pro features 32GB of built in memory for storing your apps, games, pictures, music, videos and other files. You can also add extra storage by adding a microSD card up to 64GB, giving you plenty of room to store more. Hear the difference Dual front-facing large chamber speakers on the Yoga Tablet 2 Pro deliver clear, audio with brilliant depth. Additionally, Dolby Audio technology helps to ensure that youre enjoying sound thats perfectly tuned to whatever youre listening to, whether thats your favourite album or an explosive action movie. Dual cameras The Yoga 2 Pro features two cameras to ensure that you always get the perfect shot. The front-facing 1.6 megapixel camera is brilliant for taking awesome selfies and making video calls to friends and family. On the back, youll find an 8 megapixel snapper with an f2.2 aperture and auto-focus, for taking high quality photos and videos. Looking for a case? Take care of your new tablet with one of our cases. Click here to view the range .


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Words are a big deal. We use them every day so we tend to become desensitized around their power. We all know the significance of four-letter words, but check out this little three-letter diddy that single-handedly changes the meaning of almost any sentence it resides in:
I love you, but…
Perhaps you've read the article "The Happy Marriage is the 'Me' Marriage" by Tara Parker-Pope in the New York Times. Several readers sent me an e-mail with the link to the article and asked what I thought about this provocatively-titled piece.
When I think of the word 'truth', I generally think of a not-lie. It's something someone told me in their attempt to communicate honestly. But that's really just truth to the best of our knowledge. It's our construction of the world. What happens when you have an encounter with real Truth?
I was out to coffee with my friend Ted when we got to talking about what we do and how we ended up there. "My current job just sort of fell into my lap," I tell Ted while munching on the PB&J I brought with (yes, I'm that cheap). Ted (just as cheap, twice as wise) reminds me of the process in which my current job "fell into my lap" and how off my conception of 'luck' was:
We always complain in failing relationships that "things just ended up that way" and that "it's just the way things were". Wouldn't it be nice to have a good picture of what corrodes healthy and fulfilling relationship? John Gottman, a relationship and marriage researcher does just this work – his lab analyzes and quantifies interactions between couples and describes what mechanisms are occurring that are toxic to a marriage and what is going on that will save a marriage.
Without further adieu, it's time to unmask this villain Scooby Doo-style:
Contempt, which is a one-two punch of relationship meltdown, combines a distinct lack of respect with pointing out mistakes and flaws of others. Gottman's research pegged contempt as the greatest statistical predictor of divorce (and he would have gotten away with it too, if it weren't for you meddling kids and your statistical analyses).
The provider of contempt is generally irritable and frequently overcome with anger. When something bad happens though, it is the fault of others: "Why can't anyone do anything right?" Contemptuous people put a lot more time and energy into searching the actions of others than they do themselves. But remember what Jesus says is the second greatest commandment: "Love your neighbor as yourself" (Matt22:36-40). Searching and changing others before fully searching ourselves is easier, but it's taking things out of order.
The recipient of contempt receives the messages of "I don't matter" and "I'm bad" – neither of which can be present in a healthy and fulfilling relationship. They are made to feel guilty, shameful, and broken. This person might shy away and hide or might fight back – either way you're going to be reacting to the attack made on you rather than acting on your wants and needs.
Contempt is toxic. When do you show contempt? Do people pester you at certain times or in certain places? Do you take the time to make things right with these people or do you push them off of you by pointing out flaws and pushing away?
Click here to see John Gottman describe contempt.
Hate insulates me from learning because I already know what's "right".
Hate criticizes others while justifying me.
Hate can't understand why no one sees it my way, and doesn't particularly want or need to.
Hate won't tell me I'm wrong. Keep hating and I'll always be right (in my mind at least).
Hate filters out what I should hear and overestimates what I want to hear.
Hate doesn't desire change, at least not on my end.
As offensive as hate usually is, it's actually meant to defend us. It's a safe little bubble that protects us from challenging our points of view, changing our minds, or being real. To hate is to defend oneself from the outside.
This reminds me of a research article entitled "Is homophobia associated with homosexual arousal" (Adams, Wright, and Lohr, 1996). Two groups of men, differentiated only by their scores on a scale of homophobia (negative affect toward gay men) were shown sexually explicit material with two men, two women, and finally with a man and a woman (in randomized order of course). The findings? Both groups were sexually aroused by watching a man and a woman or just two women, but only the homophobic group was aroused by watching two men. And these are physical measurements on arousal (I won't go into further detail), as opposed to self-report.
I'm not trying to make any judgments or observations about homophobic or gay men here. The findings of this article are indeed hotly debated to this day. Rather, my motivation is to underscore that some of us try to hide something with hate. Whether it's fear, anger at others, anger at ourselves, or plain old hurt, it's something we don't feel safe bringing out into the light of day.
When I say the word 'hate' does anything stir for you? It might not be as big as racism or stereotyping. I do a lot of 'hating' on cheesy Christmas song remakes and mall shopping to avoid my own insecurities. What might we be hiding on a deeper level?
So we've all heard the nativity story a million times before, right? Guy meets girl. Girl likes guy. Girl is visited by an angel – has a baby in a barn, etc, etc.
"In the sixth month, the angel Gabriel was sent from God to a town of Galilee called Nazareth, to a virgin betrothed to a man named Joseph, of the house of David, and the virgin's name was Mary. And coming to her, he said, "Hail favored one! The Lord is with you."" (Luke 1:26-28)
Mary is delighted by the compliments and happily accepts the task, right? She bakes cookies and tells Joseph the surprise when he gets back from doing the things carpenters do, right? Not so much…
"But she was greatly troubled at what was said and pondered what sort of greeting this might be." (Luke 1:29)
Mary is skeptical. Who has the audacity to be suspicious of the angel Gabriel? "Are there some strings attached here?" she might as well be thinking. And I would argue that she has every right to be thinking this. Mary had a sense of what was to come: Great sacrifice, confusion, a derailing of all the plans she had made for herself. Mary had every right to be troubled.
It's so easy to get caught up in our wants and in our plans that when God has another idea it seems like an injustice. We cry out that things aren't going according to plan. "I needed that job!" or "He was the only one for me" or "I can't do without that." These aren't just routine changes in our lives – they're troubles!
And we have this funny little way of convincing ourselves that we shouldn't have any troubles in our lives. Jesus has a wonderful response to that: "In this world you will have trouble. But take heart! I have overcome the world" (John 16:33). Put it another way: My Father's will is anything but easy, but it is always good and I am a living example of it!
Mary wasn't thrilled with Gabriel's words, but she allowed herself to be the "handmaid of the Lord" and He did miraculous wonders as a result. She trusted God with her troubles and He made them into miracles. What big changes are we still upset about? Is holding onto all of that upset keeping us from taking hold of opportunities we may not even imagine? There's no such thing as growth without change.
'Tis the season to… Argue with the in-laws? Express your gratitude to loved ones? Panic about gift-giving? Feel lonely? Perhaps even be jolly? Almost all of us have a special bunch of feelings that come out around the holidays – sometimes good and sometimes bad.
For me the holidays have always been difficult. Like everyone I get stressed out, but it goes a bit deeper in that I feel pulled in a dozen different directions – none of which I have any control over. This feeling of a lack of control (due to family commitments, work obligations, and my own self-imposed commitments) often engender feelings of resentment and anger.
Please don't be deceived into thinking that my ease in naming the problem translates into ease of creating a solution. In the moment when it's happening, it's more difficult to name the truth. I blame my Grinch-like attitude on other, more easily-named perpetrators. "American consumerism has corrupted the holiday!" and "If I hear Frosty the Snowman one more time I'm going to scream!" Although these complaints are founded in some truth and they do bother me, they're not what's directly responsible for my mood. They're scapegoats.
We at CLE put on an event last week called the Holiday Presence to focus on being present and engaged this holiday season. Rich Blue spoke about the difference between content and process. In conversation content refers to the facts – the what. Process on the other hand refers to what's going on underneath the surface – it's the why and the how. I complain about the weather and Woodfield Mall during holiday conversations because it feels much safer than discussing my various insecurities. Although it makes me feel safer in the moment, it also has a way of leaving me hungry. I've had a conversation with a human being that I could have had with my sister's yorkie-poo just the same. I wasn't real or authentic. I was hiding.
I'm working more and more on coming out of hiding. I'll keep trying to take risks and seek the real reward – deep, satisfying, and fulfilling relationships with those around me. What could be better?
And speaking of American consumerism ruining the holiday, check out my favorite Christmas-themed documentary! Ho Ho Ho!
What do you expect when you enter into a counseling relationship? Most come in with a very specific problem or issue that they would like removed from their lives. Clients tell me, "I just want to stop crying," "I've got to change," or "I can't stop thinking about it." Some come right out and say "I just want to be normal!"
When "normal" is the goal, we have a funny way of achieving less than we intended to. We manage our problems rather than resolving them. But the truth is that problems that crop up in life can be solved, if we just aim for the right goals.
Viktor Frankl, an Austrian psychiatrist made famous by surviving the concentration camps of the Holocaust and writing about his experiences and beliefs about the human race, compares this to flying a plane in a crosswind. If you aim directly for your target you will surely miss. If you aim ahead of your target, in fact beyond your target, you will get where you're trying to go. If you have a few minutes, I urge you to watch this video of Frankl lecturing on this point – it is very moving.
Think of what you might want to change in your life and imagine all the crosswinds that might blow you off course: the status quo, fear of failure, desire for stability, unknown reactions of others, confusion, lack of motivation, etc. The list goes on and on. It's not a fault of your own, it's just the way things are. Change is hard. Period.
Frankl quotes Johann Wolfgang von Goethe in saying "If we take a man as he is, we make him worse; but if we take him as he should be, we help him become what he can be." This makes more than a little sense to a Christian counselor. We look to scripture and Jesus' teachings to guide who we should be. Not just morally and in terms of right and wrong, but relationally and as a guide to lead a meaningful life with fulfilling relationships. As a result we are finally able to become what we can be. C.S. Lewis puts it another way: "Aim at heaven and you will get earth thrown in. Aim at earth and you get neither."


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I swear I'm getting ready to get back on track to real life. It has been a long extended baby moon at my house. Hard to do much of anything while this little one has captured all our hearts. She is the smiliest little thing - and anytime you smile at her you are sure to get one back at you. What is a mom to do, but spend hours then encouraging the smiles?
I'm blessed to have a fantastic friend to document Harper's early days. Brooke did another photo session of her at 2 months just before we left for spring break. (full post here). I don't know if it is the extremely talented photographer or my absolute bias for the model, but I LOVE love love these pics. Here are some to share...
Remember when I made this hat? She is posing in it here along with Dave's childhood bear Junior. So dang cute!
Back to work next week (Boo! - part time, but still Boo!). I actually end up being more productive domestically when I'm working part time outside the home. Odd, huh? Guess that is the chaos that is my (our) life! Plan to see some sewing or crafting posts soon...for now I'm back to cuddling.


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From Openmoko
Opimd is a PIM suite for FSO. It can be used as a backend to PIM tools with GUI to have unlimited storage space for contact details, SMS's, calendar items and so on. It will also allow all apps using opimd to have access to the same information.
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Current state
Contacts domain is almost fully implemented and checked to work. Everything should work now, you can only get problems with playing to much with Update() method (adding new fields when backend which stores contacts doesn't support it, removing fields etc.) Available backends: SIM, CSV and SQLite.
Messages domain is under development now. At the moment only querying messages (which are merged when you have long, split messages) stored on SIM is supposed to work.
- pim.py is general script which can be used for testing, and to understand how it's done (code) :) ATM it supports querying, adding, editing and deleting contacts, and querying messages. I hope --help say everything about usage :)
- libframeworkd-phonegui-efl2 in shr-unstable will let you test contacts on opimd. It mostly works but sometimes segfaults..
Test scripts
- opimd-resolve.py is simple script which can resolve given in arguments phone numbers to names from contacts.
- pimm-gui.py is ATM some kind of playground. It displays messages in elementary Bubbles. It is going to be opimd feeded chat-style messages app.
NOTE: At the moment SIM backends has to be inited manually. You can do it by InitAllSources method ("./pim.py c init" or "./pimm-gui.py init")
The main developer of opimd is dos1. You can find him at IRC on #openmoko-cdevel freenode channel.
If you're interested in opimd and need assistance, check http://lists.openmoko.org/pipermail/community/2009-May/048064.html


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A 49-year-old man from Dallas City is allegedly responsible for a large amount of missing railway bars that were being stored in the Burlington Rail Yard.
Authorities from Burlington Northern Sante Fe Railway contacted police in Burlington regarding the theft. After a collaborative investigation from detectives and the operators from Alter Scrap Processing, it was found that the stolen rail bars had been sold in Fort Madison and then brought back to Burlington to be scrapped.
Investigators were able to use surveillance and record keeping information to identify Gary Stewart as the party responsible for the ongoing theft operation. The Dallas City man has been charged with 1st Degree Theft, a Class C felony, and Trespass to Railway Property, a simple misdemeanor. He is being held in the Des Moines County Jail on $10,000 bond.
Since May 1st of this year, BNSF has suffered a little over $30,000 in lost railway equipment that compromised the day to day rail operation in this area.
The departments that helped solve the case were Burlington Police, Lee County Sheriff's Office, Fort Madison Police, Keokuk Police, Hancock County Illinois Sheriff's Office, Hamilton Illinois Police, BNSF Police and Alter Scrap Processing.


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Box maker moves to Buena Park
April 23rd, 2012, 10:13 am by Jon LansnerRockTenn Corp. -- maker of boxes and other packaging -- is moving local operations to Buena Park from Santa Fe Springs.
RockTenn signed a a five-year lease with landlord Crown Associates Realty -- valued in excess of $3 million -- for the 110,609-square-foot building at 5600 Knott Avenue in Buena Park, says broker Colliers International. RockTenn plans to use the facility -- staffed with eight workers -- for distribution of corrugated paper products.
The landlord, Crown Associates Realty Inc., was represented by Scott Smith and Tim Cronin of Lee & Associates. RockTenn Corp. is relocating from Santa Fe Springs to the Buena Park site.
"The facility had recently been refurbished by Crown Associates Realty and was an ideal fit for RockTenn given the requirement for active rail service. The mid-counties industrial market continues to strengthen due to an increased user demand," said Colliers' Clyde Stauff.
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Excited about the upcoming Black Swan movie? Then check out the following Q&A with Makeup Department Head Margie Durand and Makeup Designer Judy Chin to learn more about the dark ballerina look spotted on Natalie Portman below!
Q: How does a makeup artist prepare to work on a film? Do you receive guidance from the director or collaborate with the costume designer/art director/key hair stylist on the makeup look?
Margie: When I begin working on a film I speak to the director and all of the creative team if possible. The directors inspiration and vision really drives the process and I try to deliver that vision in makeup.
Judy: As I read the script, I try to envision the characters, taking into account their background (age, personal history, affluence, profession). As I see the plot develop in the story, I make note of how these events might affect their appearance. When I'm designing the looks for a film, it's very important to consider the director's visual style and tastes. Occasionally, I get to collaborate with the costume or production designers. I always try to find out how the actors will be dressed, as that can have a significant influence on the makeup look. While our designs are often created independently at first, I find that the hair stylist and I work very closely to be sure that our looks fit together and bring the characters to life.
Q: How long does it typically take for you to prepare to start working on a movie like Black Swan?
Judy: I spend a lot of time drawing and doing practical makeup tests. Depending on actor availability and camera tests, it could take three to four weeks of preparation.
Q: How does a makeup design contribute to building a movie character?
Judy: What I've always loved about makeup design is its contribution to the actor's performance. Makeup helps to create the character visually. I feel that I've done my job well when an actor can walk onto the set feeling like the embodiment of the character that he or he is portraying.
Q: Can you give a step by step explanation as to how the Black Swan look was created as well as the products that were used?
Margie: We applied a pale ivory foundation with a white cream highlight on the forehead and cheekbones. To create the swan eyes, we used MAC Chromaline in Black Black. Using MAC Pigment in Silver combined with Mixing Medium, we applied feathery brushstrokes over the Black Swan's eyes. The lips were lined with MAC Lip Pencil in Vino and topped with MAC lipstick in Dubonnet. We then lined the under eye with a thin line using MAC Chromaline in Red.
Q: Does the makeup have any relation to the makeup in the traditional version of the Swan Lake ballet?
Judy: Not really. The ensemble dancers wear what might be considered a traditional theatrical eye makeup, but our rendition is more dramatic. It's practically an opera makeup. Besides that, the only other relation might be that we did portray the Black Swan as a sinister dark foil to the more angelic and innocent Swan Queen.
Q: The ballerinas' performance makeup in the movie is especially dramatic and visually arresting. What inspired the dark romantic makeup look?
Judy: The look was inspired by the story, and by the director, Darren Aronofsky. I felt that he was looking for something dramatic and visually striking, so all of the intensity was focused in the eyes. Margie Durand realized that there were elements of our beautiful set design that should play a role in our makeup. Thus, the delicate silver branches that played across the swan's faces came to be. The ensemble swans and the Swan Queen are delicate and romantic with a soft pink lip color, whereas the Black Swan is dark, sharp, and, angular.
Q: A ballerina has an incredibly active job, and in Black Swan, the characters wear both body and face makeup. What products did you use in the film that you were certain would hold up to the lights, movement and perspiration?
Judy: We used pancake makeup with a spray sealant to ensure that it wouldn't rub off on the costumes. We also used MAC Paint Pots, MAC Powerpoint Eye Pencils, and MAC Pigments. In addition, we applied some alcohol based pigments that are virtually water-proof and rub-proof.
Q: What challenges did you face when designing and applying the makeup?
Margie: It was a challenge to makeup the Black Swan as the White Swan and then switch back to Black Swan during the long filming days. Both makeups had to be retouched because of the strenuous dancing for the close-up shots.
Judy: It would have been a huge problem if any of the makeup rubbed off onto the costumes, so we had to do many tests before we came up with the right combination of products – especially for the hands. The only other challenge was conveying to our team the application techniques, as it really was an operatic style of makeup. The shaping of the eyes and painting the whole eye in cake makeup is unusual for modern makeup artists. Most people are a bit intimidated by pancake makeup and they dismiss it as "old fashioned," but it can be really beautiful if done properly. In the end, the whole team worked really hard and did a stunning job.
Q: Did you use any products in a non-traditional way?
Judy: We mixed the MAC Pigment in Silver with a sealant to create a waterproof liquid. We then used this metallic liquid to paint our delicate silver branches across the little swan faces.
Q: Black Swan makeup tutorials have popped up all over the Internet. Why do you think makeup fans are fascinated with this look, even before the film's release?
Judy: What's not to be fascinated with? The look is intense, alluring, and sexy with a bit of danger mixed in. Frankly, I'm flattered and pleased that there has been this much interest in the Black Swan makeup.
Q: How can the everyday woman translate the dramatic Black Swan makeup into an evening look?
Judy: There are a lot of aspects to this makeup that are standard elements for a classic beauty makeup. The highlights and contours along the cheekbones, nose, jaw line, and the pout of the mouth can all be adapted to a contemporary makeup. I also think one could incorporate the dramatic eyeliner – the angles and the intensity – into a very seductive, catlike smoky eye.
Margie: Think 1920's vamp makeup: create the smoky Black Swan eyes with slender, silver eye liner applied under black wingtip liner and add thin wisps of silver liner over the eyelid, too. Rim the waterline with black liner and top it off with full, feathery false eyelashes. Apply a very matte foundation with contoured cheekbones and a hint of shimmery blush on apple of cheeks. Lips can be matte or glossy in dark eggplant, wine and even black colours!
Q: Have you ever worked on a fashion show? If so, what are the differences between the creation of a movie makeup and the look for a fashion show? Is the creative process similar or different?
Margie: The creation process is similar; the differences are huge. In film, the makeup needs to be recreated more than once, whereas in fashion on a runway, it is created for one day or one show. In film, there is continuity of passage of time from minutes to days to years, and the character's look has to adjust for this, sometimes all on the same shooting day. In film, the makeup needs to enhance the actors' performances and become part of their characters, contributing to beauty, injury, aging, etc.
Q: What is the one MAC product that you cannot go on set without? Why?
Margie: I use so many MAC products on every job, but the Blot Powders are a must for whatever seems to be going on with my makeup at any given moment!
Judy: That's a really difficult question, but I guess I would have to say a Powerpoint Eye Pencil. I think I could make up anyone with just one Powerpoint Eye Pencil. Or at lease enhance their features.


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Ten Inch Hero follows the love lives of several young adults who work together at a sandwich shop, The Beach City Grill, owned by a child of the sixties who adheres to the surfing lifestyle. The characters include Piper, who searches for the child she gave up for adoption; Tish, a sexually voracious woman who needs to learn about love; Priestly, the guy who dishes out relationship advice to everybody; and Jen, the wallflower who receives counsel from her outgoing workmates. ~ Perry Seibert, Rovi
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"The Real Housewives of Atlanta" star Kim Zolciak is proud of her baby bump, and why shouldn't she be? The reality TV star is expecting twins with her husband, NFL player Kroy Biermann. Zolciak shared a photo of her growing baby bump in a bikini, as she was heading to the pool Saturday (September 14).
"Going swimming with the kiddos! The pool makes me feel so much lighter," she writes along with the photo. Zolciak first announced her pregnancy in June before revealing she was having twins in August. " I was completely shocked. I had no idea," she says. "It was a natural conception, but twins do run in the family, so I guess I shouldn't have been surprised."
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Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology students have selected the use of split-parallel Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicle (PHEV) technology in its General Motors-donated 2013 Chevrolet Malibu for the EcoCAR 2: Plugging In to the Future automotive engineering design challenge.
On The Right Track: Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology EcoCAR 2 team members are getting ready to incorporate hybrid vehicle architecture to improve the energy-efficiency of a General Motors-donated 2013 Chevrolet Malibu.
Rose-Hulman is one of the 15 North American universities participating in the three-year competition, sponsored by the U.S. Department of Energy, Argonne National Laboratory and General Motors and 20 other government and industry leaders. The challenge gives students the opportunity to gain real world eco-friendly automotive engineering experience while striving to further improve the energy-efficiency of an already highly-efficient vehicle -- the Malibu.
However, Rose-Hulman students won't stop there. Much like the challenges facing U.S. automakers, EcoCAR 2 team members must balance the challenge of increasing the vehicle's energy efficiency, and reducing the vehicle's greenhouse gas emissions and petroleum consumption with maintaining the performance, safety and overall consumer acceptability of the original Malibu.
To meet these technical challenges, each EcoCAR 2 team designed its own unique PHEV architecture and utilized a crowd-sourcing format to select the powertrain components that will be integrated into their advanced technology vehicles. This technique mimics industry's global vehicle development process, which has its eyes set on advanced controls and software to develop future vehicles.
Hybrid vehicles on the road today already reach peak efficiency, so Rose-Hulman's EcoCAR 2 team must aim to get every last drop of energy possible out of the vehicle. This hands-on experience is made possible by the sponsor contributions that exceed $24 million in software, hardware and cash donations to the team, and more than $745 million to the 15 teams combined.
"Architecture is a powerful way to reduce the fuel consumption and emissions of our Chevy Malibu, while maintaining its status as a top-of-the-line consumer car," said Rose-Hulman EcoCAR 2 Engineering Manager Jon Nibert. "We chose architecture not only for its environmental benefits but because it is a technology that help reduce petroleum use and cut greenhouse gas emissions."
Split-parallel plug-in electric hybrid vehicles utilize two sub-systems: the pre-transmission, located in the front of the car, and the post-transmission, located at the back of the car. The pre-transmission portion of the powertrain has an E-85 compatible General Motors-supplied 2.4-liter, four-cylinder engine mated to a six-speed automatic transmission. The engine's conventional alternator is replaced with a small electric motor. The post-transmission consists primarily of two components, the General Motors-supplied differential and the Remy-supplied electric motor. The last part of the powertrain is an A123 battery that is part of both sub-systems.
The chosen architecture is very versatile from a controls standpoint, according to Nibert. The vehicle can be operated in three different modes: E-85 fueling an internal combustion engine, electric and hybrid. Both the internal combustion engine and the rear mounted electric motor have enough power to propel the car. This will allow an engine-only mode and an electric mode to be used at all normal operating speeds.
Hybrid operation adds some complexity to the controls strategy, but also a lot of options, stated Rose-Hulman EcoCAR 2 Co-Faculty Advisor Zac Chambers, an associate professor of mechanical engineering. Hybrid operations require blending of the E-85 and electric powertrains. This requires blending the front and rear electric motors with the internal combustion engine. The chosen architecture also allows engine start/stop and regenerative braking.
"For this competition, we wanted to donate a vehicle that reflected today's consumers' needs, and the new 2013 Malibu made the most sense in terms of its size and flexibility," stated Kent Helfrich, executive director of electronic controls and software engineering for General Motors. "EcoCAR2 students will take our Malibu and re-engineer their vehicle to reduce its environmental impact, yet still deliver real-life, practical results. This is not an easy job, but it's very rewarding. It's what we do at GM every day."
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Patrick Davis, program manager of DOE's Vehicle Technologies Program, added: "The future in hybrid technology is happening now. It used to be that we were on the edge of this type of technology -- now we are there and these students are attempting to take it even further."
This first year of the EcoCAR 2 competition emphasizes the use of math-based design tools and simulation techniques for designing a successful vehicle foundation. Each team will receive its' 2013 Malibu in May. Then, students will spend the next two years rebuilding the vehicle based on their new architecture and continue to refine, test and improve the vehicle's operation.
EcoCAR 2 sponsors contributing to the $745 million in donations includes the U.S. Department of Energy, General Motors, Natural Resources Canada, MathWorks, California Air Resources Board, Clean Cities, dSPACE, Inc., A123 Systems, Inc., Freescale, AVL Powertrain Engineering Inc., National Science Foundation, ETAS, Snap-On Tools, Magna E-Car Systems, Magna Powertrain, Robert Bosch LLC, FleetCarma, Siemens PLM Software, CD-adapco, Ventor CANtech Inc., Woodward and Caterpillar.
Learn more about Rose-Hulman's EcoCAR 2 team at http://rhitecocar2.com.
Meet Rose-Hulman EcoCAR 2 team member Jon Nibert at http://blog.industrysoftware.automation.siemens.com/blog/2012/02/22/meet-future-engineer-jon-nibert/?stc=wwiia420005.


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Dialogue: 'The Perks of Being a Wallflower' Writer-Director Stephen Chbosky on Bringing His Beloved Novel to Life
In 1999, a little novel called The Perks of Being a Wallflower was released, and since then it's gone to become somewhat of a phenomena, inspiring an entire generation of kids who needed a little help finding their way in life. Thirteen years later, author Stephen Chbosky finally gets to see his characters come to life on the big screen, given the rare chance to not only adapt his own book, but also direct the film, which premieres this week at the Toronto International Film Festival before arriving in theaters on September 21.
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OggPlay (S60 3rd Edition) is an Ogg vorbis audio player.
Ogg Vorbis is an audio compression format similar to mp3. However the compressed files are approximately a factor two smaller than mp3 files.
To be more precise an ogg file encoded with 64kbit/sec gives approximately the same level of audio quality as a 128kbit/sec mp3 file.
In addition the ogg format is a free format, i.e. nobody pays license fees when recording or playing music in this format.
File Format Supported:
Oggplay is able to use standard Symbian MMF plugins. MMF (Multimedia Framework) is a feature of Symbian Operating System that allows (among other things) 3rd parties to use audio decoder plugins. With MMF, Oggplay can use the phone built-in audio decoders (MP3, AAC, MP4), as well as decoders installed by users. The MMF comes bundled together with the Symbian OS 7.0S and above, in the phone firmware, and can't be installed in phones afterwards.
Since Oggplay is able to use both built-in and downloadable plugins, the file formats supported by Oggplay depends a lot on the phone OggPlay is running on.
Some phones do not support Apple's iTunes format (M4A). However, M4A is same format as MP4. So to be able to play M4A files on these phones, you'll have to rename the extension of each files to MP4.
Note that installing OggPlay no longer allows oggs and flacs to be played by the built-in music player or used as ringtones. In order to add this functionality download and install the MMF plugin.
Note also that if you are upgrading from earlier versions and have skin packages installed, these will need to re-installed.
Known issues:
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2. You need to restart the phone before attempting to uninstall - On the N80 (running firmware v4.0623.0.41) Oggplay cannot be uninstalled
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The .ogg plugin provided with this release can be used as a random ringing tone : everytime a phone call is received, the ringing tone played will be randomly choosen from the list of available .ogg files in the device. To enable this random ringing tone, the following must be done:
1. Copy the file random_ringing_tone.ogg provided in the release package to your phone, in the same directory where the file you wish to use as random ringing tones. The random ringing tone will be chosen only from that directory.
2. Select the file random_ringing_tone.ogg to be your ringing tone. The way to do this depends on your device. But it's usually from the profile menu, or from the phone's music player.
3. When you will receive a phone call, the tone will be selected from the .ogg files found in same directory than the random_ringing_tone.ogg. The song played should be different everytime you get a call.
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The classes I am taking this semester include: Discrete Mathematics, Linear Optimization, Ships, Racquetball/Golf, Intelligence and National Security Policy, Navigation Lab, and Physics II. I am really fond of my math classes and the Intelligence class, but I do not care for Physics II, which is going to be my hardest class this semester.
I got a season's pass to Okemo for the winter so I would be able to ski. I have been able to ski Okemo three times so far, and once at a little mountain in Connecticut called Mohawk Mountain. When I was home on leave, I skied three days at Sunday River. Skiing on the weekends is refreshing and really makes me happy. It is a healthy way to have fun and leave the Academy for the entire day. It makes me feel accomplished instead of sleeping my whole day away on Sunday. I am definitely going to ski more this year in order to keep my batteries charged.
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Mahzor for Rosh Ha-Shana and Yom Kippur according to the Catalonian Rite Manuscript on parchment. Catalonia, Spain, ca. 1280. 154 fols., 195x155 mm. Sefardi semi-cursive script. Incipits in Sefardi square script. The manuscript is ornamented with micrographic drawings and incipit panels with letters in gold against a background in purple and blue. The finials of the letter 'lamed' are in the form of foliage and birds. The first seven leaves are full-page micrographic panels, depicting scenes of hunting and its prey, the candelabrum and the vessels of the Temple, all in the text of the Psalms and 'David's Last Words' (II Samuel: 23). Micrographic decorations are generally not found in prayer books. The text includes liturgical hymns by Spanish Jewish poets. Most of the piyyutim conform to the rites of prayer that have been preserved by Jewish communities which originated in the city of Barcelona or the region of Catalonia; some of them conform to the rite prevalent in the Kingdom of Aragon before the unification of Spain, which at that time ruled Barcelona and Catalonia. Donated by Mr. Ludwig Jesselson, 1986.
Avrin, Leila, "The Mocatta Haggadah & Other Works by the Master of the Catalan Mahzor," Hebrew Studies: Papers Presented at a Colloquium on Resources for Hebraica in Europe, British Library Occasional Papers 13, London, 1991, 140-141


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I began making gifts for my friends and my family. Selling my work was far from my mind. The happiness I found in making things with my hands and giving them away was good enough for me. As you get older, however, you begin to entertain the romantic ideology of selling your art and living off the profits and becoming a full-fledged artist like the painters and sculptors of yore. And so you gather your courage and jump into the entrepreneurial pool. When you do, you realize that, Hey, it's not so bad! And there's a market for it, too. So you start to create your brand, your image, and you slowly, slowly discover and develop your own definitive style. Eventually people start to take notice and after a few scary months you realize you're actually making a profit and not just breaking even. Huh. Who knew, right?
Now, after all that, imagine a friend telling you she just saw your work being copied by another crafter, marketing it as their own. How does that make you feel, honestly?
I don't think it's about the unwillingness to share but rather a desire to protect what you've worked hard to create. I gladly share tips with beginners and enthusiasts, but ask me how I make my pc flowers and you'll probably just get a sheepish grin from me. I hear complaints about clayists being madamot, you should hear me rant about unethical crafters. What you're asking from them, from US, is not just a simple technique, it's months or even years of experimentation and brainstorming. That's why there are trade secrets. If everyone just gave away free information we'd all be too lazy to think for ourselves and everything we make will end up looking like mass produced horrors. I happen to like looking at other artists works and wonder how they thought of making that particular piece, and that thought, that little spark of inspiration inevitably spurs me to try to better my own work and maybe in the process I might end up making something mind-blowing. I don't think ingenuity ever came out of just copying someone else's work. That's mimicry, not artistry. I understand if people try to copy someone else's work, after all isn't that the highest form of flattery? I did it before and I still do it now to get a feel for the technique, to free my mind and to see if I can incorporate it into my own style. However, selling it and passing it off as my own is a definite no-no.
I understand how overwhelming it is for beginners to be faced with deciding which tools to buy, what clay to use, or what books to read. That's where workshops come in. Workshops are not money-making ploys, especially if you take them under reputable clayists who've been around for a long time. Here's a tip: If you want to attend a good workshop where you'll go home with your head swimming with ideas, don't expect pay cheap --unless you're friends with the artist, then she might be nice enough to give you a discount :) If you're interested in learning about polymer clay but are unsure if it's the right fit for you, get lost on the Internet. There's a ton of free information and tutorials there for anyone willing to learn.
There's also something to be said about the kind of people you share your secrets to. There are people who appreciate and respect the hard work behind each piece, and then there are the unscrupulous few who don't. Respect is a factor of course. The lack of which only opens the door to intrigue and discord. I've shared quite a few of my secrets but only with people I know and trust will take care of that bit of knowledge and use it well. I've made the mistake of being too open-handed with what I know so now I know better. Maybe that's it. It's choosing who you share your little tricks of the trade with. It may sound elitist, but the illusion that we are not so generous with what we know stems from a certain sense of self-preservation. We only share with the few people we know are, first and foremost, artists. I can tell you right now, in our group you can ask anything and you'll get tons of tips you wouldn't even know where to start. If you think the PC world is an immature bunch, I'd say you probably don't know us. Yes we may sound like a cartload of chimpanzees when we have events because of the boisterous laughter (maybe that's what makes us seem immature or perhaps intimidating?) but the heart of each and everyone is exactly where it should be.