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Directed by: Henri-Georges Clouzot
Written by: Pierre Boileau (novel), Thomas Narcejac (novel), Jérôme Géronimi, Henri-Georges Clouzot, Frédéric Grendel, René Masson
Starring: Véra Clouzot, Simone Signoret, Paul Meurisse, Charles Vanel, Jean Brochard, Pierre Larquey, Michel Serrault
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For a brief period during the 1950s, French director Henri-Georges Clouzot temporarily swiped the title of "The Master of Suspense" from Alfred Hitchcock, owing to a string of well-received suspense thrillers, most notably The Wages of Fear (1953) and Les Diaboliques (1955). The latter was an adaptation of the novel "Celle qui n'était plus (She Who Was No More)" by Pierre Boileau and Thomas Narcejac; it was released in the UK as The Devils, and in the United States as Diabolique. Upon its initial release, the film was extensively likened to the work of Hitchcock {who, popular legend tells us, missed out on purchasing the novel rights by a mere few hours}, with its slow-burning, deliberately-paced suspense, and a shocking twist that I never for a moment saw coming. Though, with the notable exception of two scenes – both involving a murder, with only one of them being real – the film isn't particularly scary, the tension, the paranoia and the blackened shadows often become overwhelming, and Clouzot deftly toes the line between supernatural evil, and the evil that lurks within all of us.
Christina Delassalle (Véra Clouzot) and Nicole Horner (Simone Signoret), both teachers at a boarding school for young boys, have a rather peculiar friendship. Christina is married to Michel (Paul Meurisse), a violent and tyrannical husband who derives pleasure from humiliating his pretty but physically-delicate wife. Nicole, conversely, is Michel's mistress, a proud and independent woman who knows how to take control of a situation. At one point in the film, upon witnessing the two woman quietly conversing, a fellow professor makes a fascinated remark: "I may be reactionary, but this is absolutely astounding - the legal wife consoling the mistress! No, no, and no!" The mere fact that Christina and Nicole have become close should already hint at a sinister situation underlying the surface, and, indeed, it is soon revealed that the two women plan to murder Michel and ridding themselves of his oppression. The "murder" itself – a sedative in the alcohol, and drowning their unconscious victim in the bathtub, is exceedingly disturbing, as we guiltily and uneasily ask ourselves if we'd have the courage to carry through such a scheme.
Alfred Hitchcock often delighted in creating suspense through the audience's subversive empathy for a film's villain, as a murderer attempts frantically to remove all traces of their crime. Clouzot uses a similar technique in his film, though, given the loathsome nature of the murder victim, our sympathy for the two women is almost demanded of us. However, the disappearance of Michel's body from the school swimming pool is completely unexpected, and either hints at a supernatural overtone, or that somebody else is quite obviously aware of their terrible crime. The paranoia from here rarely lets up, and we continually bombard ourselves with an endless stream of questions, unable to provide an answer for any of them. On a weaker note, despite the ever-present air of tension, few scenes actually succeeded in getting my heart pumping at a mile-a-minute, which was a slightly disappointing response that I can't quite explain. Perhaps a few sequences need to have been shortened slightly, just to swipe off ten unnecessary minutes, and allowing for a brisker pace that never gives you a chance to exhale.
Currently my #4 film of 1955:
1) Du rififi chez les hommes {Rififi} (Jules Dassin)
2) The Ladykillers (Alexander Mackendrick)
3) Nuit et brouillard {Night and Fog} (Alain Resnais)
4) Les Diaboliques (Henri-Georges Clouzot)
5) Rebel Without a Cause (Nicholas Ray)
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For the second year in a row, atmospheric carbon dioxide concentrations have climbed at a record pace. According to data from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, carbon dioxide levels jumped by three parts per million in both 2015 and 2016 and now rest at about 405 parts per million.
It's the biggest jump ever observed at the agency's Mauna Loa Baseline Atmospheric Observatory in Hawaii, where the measurements were recorded. Similar observations have been recorded at stations all over the world, said Pieter Tans, who leads the Carbon Cycle Greenhouse Gases group at NOAA's Greenhouse Gas Reference Network.
"Over the last decade, a more average rate is about 2.4 parts per million per year," he added.
In March 2015, NOAA scientists found that the monthly global average concentration of carbon dioxide exceeded 400 parts per million for the first time. This concentration is a symbolic threshold set by scientists as a kind of milestone to help illustrate the remarkable human-caused growth of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere. For comparison, atmospheric carbon dioxide levels averaged about 280 parts per million up until the industrial revolution.
Since then, all signs have suggested that we're now living in a permanently post-400 parts per million world. In September 2016, the time of year when atmospheric carbon dioxide levels are usually at their lowest, scientists observed that the monthly average concentration still remained above this threshold. And now, the new NOAA measurements further indicate that carbon dioxide levels are only continuing to grow – and they're rising at breakneck speed.
It may be a little confusing to consider this news alongside other recent reports, which suggest that global carbon emissions caused by human activity have actually remained fairly flat for the past three years. The fact is, even if emissions have remained pretty stable in recent years, humans are still pouring billions of tons of greenhouse gases into the air each year.
And even if these emission levels really are starting to plateau – and it will be years before we can say whether that's actually the case, or whether the recent flattening is just a blip on an otherwise upward trend – they're still evening out at an all-time high, after decades of climbing. Additionally, carbon dioxide remains in the atmosphere for a long time, Tans noted. This means that new carbon dioxide emissions have a cumulative effect, adding to emissions that were already there.
"So record-high CO2 emissions, even though they stay flat, translates directly into a record-high CO2 increase" in the atmosphere, he said.
Because carbon dioxide hangs around for so long, we'll be feeling the warming effects of this year's jump in concentration years in the future – even if we stopped all our greenhouse gas emissions today. And Tans added that it's not only atmospheric levels of carbon dioxide that we have to worry about, but also oceanic levels as well.
There's a continuous gas exchange that takes place between atmosphere and ocean, Tans noted. Scientists say that at least half of all the carbon dioxide we've poured into the air since the industrial revolution has likely been absorbed into the sea. But it hasn't disappeared forever, he cautioned.
"If we then proceeded by technical means – by some invention or some chemical engineering development – to pull CO2 out of the atmosphere and bury it, then the additional CO2 that's in the oceans will come back into the atmosphere," Tans said. Such technology, often referred to as "negative emissions," has actually been proposed by scientists as a possible future means of combating climate change. It's a long way from becoming a reality at the moment, but Tans noted that even if it reached that point, it still wouldn't be able to completely reverse the climate crisis.
"It's not enough to pull the excess that's in the atmosphere at that time – we'd also have to pull out what went into the oceans," he said. "If we want to undo this, we would have to artificially pull out all of the cumulative emissions since preindustrial times."
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Let's fetz - Das geilste Fanzine der Welt
2011, Fanzine Workshop, University of Applied Sciences Mainz
With: Sebastian Haslauer, Manuel Bürger (Shake Your Tree Publishing), Dirk Mönkemöller (The Weekender), hosted by Atelier Zukunft
A lecture about the spirit of real fanzine culture and a workshop on how to make the greatest fanzine within 72 hours. ""Without coming up with a story you can't speak about a fanzine - true love must be manifested in text articles not only pictures."", Mönkemöller claims after an introduction of our work. True. The tricky part of our story was, that it should be made for the sake of it: pushing your intention of a dialogue in the catchiest form posible. The ultimate was the story.
Timetable of the weekend:
FRIDAY: Lecture about fanzine cultue. Conception of the fanzine and first articles.
SATURDAY: Finishing the concept-phase till noon. Start working and estimating the article length till 4pm. Making a structure, compiling articles. Working late to finish the distribution.
SUNDAY: Putting the distributions together till 1pm. Students start to print parall on the RISO. First magazines were finished monday mornings...
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Congratulations to Young Tradition Vermont on securing co-sponsorship from the UVM Children's Hospital for their February 28th Mardi Gras Concert to benefit the Tom Sustic Fund!
Kudos to the young performers of traditional music, their families and teachers, musicians, and supporters of the Tom Sustic Fund. Their fund-raising efforts support children and families in life-altering circumstances and hospice for Vermonters receiving treatment at the UVM Children's Hospital and the Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center. VFN administers Tom's Fund in his memory.


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On June 1, 2014, I did a Sunday Request
@sullybaseball how about the fact that the Giants have taken a beating & they're still the best team? The very real chance of BayBridge WS?
— Horse ChokerVB (@ClitoriousBIG) May 30, 2014
I wondered if I was going to see a Bay Bridge Series in 2014.
The Giants would get there. The A's would come up short.
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For twelve Tuesdays in a row, a group of between 8-14 ladies gathered every week to study the book of Daniel.
In my home.
As we got to the end of our last gathering last night, ladies began thanking me for hosting it.
"Thank you!"- I wanted to tell them - "You don't know what joy it brought me!!"
For over 5 years, every since I've been married, it has been my desire to host Bible study in my home. But with both my husband and I being a full time students, working full time, moving 3 times, and having almost continuous construction in our current home over the last few years, the timing just hadn't worked out.
That is, until these past three months - a joyful three months! Three months of Tuesday being my favorite night of the week.
Three months of women sitting on couches given to me for free, talking around a table that was given to me for free, and watching Beth Moore teachings on a TV given to me for free. And three months of women not caring how or where I got my furniture - but simply gathering on and around it to engage in fellowship.
Three months of women sitting on the floor because there wasn't enough spots on the couches and three months of washing their hands and putting their purses in a restroom that still has yet to be fully completed from our construction.
Three months of women bringing snacks and sipping coffee and of sharing tears and laughs and prayer needs and three months of watching God answer those very prayers! Three months of learning one another's hearts, and lives, and needs and learning to pray over those things for each other.
Three months of studying hard and of learning that scripture is not always about us but it is always for us! Three months of learning that we are capable of understanding more than we think we are and of applying ourselves to be diligent to learn God's Word.
For three months these women came - despite the imperfections of the house, despite the imperfection of each other, and even despite the imperfections in themselves, they came and gave of themselves. And they accepted each other. Embraced each other. Loved each other.
So to my Bible study ladies, my sisters, thank you!!
I feel like my house has now been christened! Hosting Bible study has made my little house finally feel like home to me. I feel like I belong more to my home now that it has been a place of gathering for us women to grow more in the knowledge of the Word and in unity with each other.
You have all been a part of bringing one of my biggest desires come to reality!
I love you all and am full of joy and thankfulness as I reflect on our three months together.


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How to Play Animal Crossing for the Nintendo Gamecube
Animal Crossing is definitely a fun game. But, when I first started playing Animal Crossing, I didn't know what to do. I had to look up guides and videos to figure out how to play. It took many hours trying to figure out the extent to what I can do. I have taken all the information I learned and put them into one spot for ease of access. This game is definitely worth the reading and is very addicting.
Creating a New Game
When you first open Animal Crossing, you'll want to create a new game if you haven't already. To do so, click the 'Start' button and follow the prompts to make a new game. When you first start, you will start on a bus and a cat named Rover will talk to you. He'll ask your name, gender, and the name of the town you are heading to. Of course, he won't just plain ask you these. He'll strike up a conversation with you. The name and city are straight forward, but when you are asked about your gender, if you say 'cute' you will become a girl and if you say 'cool' you will become a boy.
Rover will ask if you have a place to stay and after figuring out that you do not, he will tell you that he will talk to his friend that owns a store. When you get to the city you created, go to the store he was talking about and his friend, Tom Nook, will give you a house to live in.
How to Sell Items
Learn more about selling items in Animal Crossing here.
Money Rock
Earn Money to Repay Tom Nook & Buy Things
In order to live in the house that Tom Nook gave you, you must repay the debt you have to him. To do this, you need Bells (the currency of Animal Crossing). At first, Tom Nook will have you do a couple jobs for him to earn some Bells. After though, you'll need to get creative with the ways you earn Bells.
- To get Bells, collect everything you can and sell it to Tom Nook.
- Find the money rock.
- Do odd jobs for your neighbors.
- Turnips!
When you are collecting things, make sure to find the dump and collect the things that people have thrown away. Anything you don't want sell. You can also catch bugs, dig, fish, and collect apples from the trees.
The money rock is a rock, that when hit with a shovel, gives you Bells depending on how many times you hit it in a set time. There is a strategy to getting the maximum number of Bells with the money rock that I won't cover in this article. Instead, look at the video provided to see how to use the money rock.
Neighbors are lazy in Animal Crossing. They'll usually always have a job for you to do for them. If you complete it, they'll usually give you a gift or money as a thank you gift. If you get an item you don't want, sell it for Bells!
Lastly, turnips. Turnips can be a risky thing to invest in. Every Sunday, a turnip salesperson will come to your city and sell turnips. After Sunday, you can go to Tom Nook's store and sell them to him for a great price. This is usually beneficial only if you can buy turnips in bulk. Be careful though, sometimes the prices aren't great and you'll end up losing money. Turnips also expire after a week.
Do you concentrate on paying off your debt or buying things?
Paying Off Your Debt & Buying Items
Paying off your debt to Tom Nook is important. As you pay off your debt, you can get bigger houses and the store gets bigger. Bigger stores mean more inventory. As your house expands, you'll have more room to place your items in and you can get an even better house score.
Buying items in Animal Crossing is also important. You can buy axes to cut down trees, shovels to dig, nets to catch bugs, fishing poles, and so on. You can also buy furniture for your house to get a better house score along with stationary to write neighbors with.
The Museum
Something you can do with the bugs, fish, and fossils you find is to donate them to the museum in your city. You don't get anything special for donating to the museum or completing all the collections but it is something fun to work towards.
When I play Animal Crossing, I usually donate all my firsts to the museum and then sell the rest to Tom Nook's store.
Decorating Your House
Decorating your house is very beneficial while playing Animal Crossing. The HRA (Happy Room Academy) grades your house based on how it looks. Decorate your house and make sure there are no cockroaches! There are many things you can do to boost the rating they give. The grading system goes as followed:
- 10,000 - Slob Alert
- 20,000 - A Bit Stylish
- 70,000 - Hip and Hot! (You also get a house model)
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- North is orange.
- East is red.
- South is green.
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Just like the real world, your city in Animal Crossing has special events too. Look on the noticeboard next to the post office to see the upcoming events. They have special events on Holidays and other random days also.
Another thing you can do (which I didn't even know about until recently) is you can get married to one of your neighbors! It takes time and effort but it's pretty cool. In order to get married to a neighbor, pick a neighbor and send them love letters everyday along with a small gift. Talk to them often and visit them. Eventually, you'll get the option to marry them.
The great thing about Animal Crossing is that there are multiple ways to play the game. Because there is no real objective to the game, you can do whatever you want in it. The possibilities are endless which makes for amazing gameplay. Good luck and I hope you have fun playing Animal Crossing.
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Protest, Collection's Website Launch, Museum Premiere, Champagne and Pow wow
This week has been one of my busiest in quite a while! On Wednesday, there was a rally held to protest the closing of the student-run Architecture Cafe on campus (for more information check out this article in the McGill Daily: http://mcgilldaily.com/articles/33591). The Protest was quite a success - at least 300 people showed up and it was quite the experience. The photos below are taken from the McGill Daily's flickr account. I'm actually in the first photo, but I doubt you'll be able to see me unless I point it out!
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Stoke City 2 Crystal Palace 1 (HT 0-1) 24th August 2013
My dislike of Tony Pulis' style and methods were well known, and an aversion to being bored rigid and wasting £30 on a ticket in the process kept me away from the Britannia stadium all of last season. I did not miss much by all accounts. So it is perhaps understandable that I was delighted on 21st May when Pulis was relieved of his duties as manager and left the club by "mutual consent". I could at last get excited about my team again, dream of more creative players joining the club, and actually had the enthusiasm to attend games once more. An enthusiasm that had been throttled to death by "Pulisball", a combined unwillingness and inability to evolve, and years of inane patronising post-match interviews.
For the nine days that followed I could barely concentrate on anything other than who would be appointed Stoke City's new manager. Rafa Benitez was linked, as too were Robert Martinez and Roberto Di Matteo. I was hoping that any one of these three would be appointed to give us a dramatically different new approach, making good use of the club's new state of the art training facilities at Clayton Wood, and bringing through Academy players. So my initial reaction to the appointment of Mark Hughes on 30th May was one of slight disappointment and a feeling of being rather underwhelmed by it all.
However that feeling did not last long. Hughes' first press conference impressed me, and I saw why the Stoke Board saw him as a good fit. As Daniel Harris wrote in today's Guardian, "That Mark Hughes knows something about football is often forgotten. But as manager of Blackburn he bought good players for bargain prices and extracted the maximum from all those available to him. Then, at Manchester City, he signed Pablo Zabaleta and Vincent Kompany, again for relatively little money, and his eventual sacking seemed a trifle premature." Stoke had been crying out for left-back for ages, so I was very pleased that Hughes' spotted that immediately and brought in not one but two left-backs, one a Dutch international, and the other a Spanish U-21 international from Barcelona. Both players in their early to mid-twenties. What the hell was happening?! Hughes also wanted to change Stoke's style on the pitch, developing a more creative, attacking and passing team. I began to warm to the idea of Hughes as our manager. In every aspect he looked a step up from Pulis. I was actually looking forward to attending a game, so I swooped for a ticket for the opening home match of the season against newly promoted Crystal Palace.
Watching BBC's Match of the Day, and listening to Crystal Palace fans on BBC Radio Five Live after the game made me rather annoyed. The way MOTD was edited, the pundits' "insights" on the match, and the opinions of the Palace fans all pointed to Palace bossing the first half and being the much better team. Rubbish. Despite being "turned around" and forced to attack the Boothen End in the first half (which is usually a bad omen), Stoke started positively and dominated midfield and possession for at least the first 25 minutes. Palace looked cagey and stood off allowing Stoke to pass the ball around comfortably but without the necessary pace and incisive delivery to put Palace to the sword. Crouch should have done much better with a header that looped over following a good cross from Etherington on the left, and what MOTD failed to show was Stoke had three consecutive corners as they applied pressure and Palace could only scramble the ball clear.
The turning point in the half came as Palace launched an almighty hoofed clearance that Pulis would have admired, which should have been harmless and easily dealt with. However the bounce was awkward, and the usually solid pairing of Shawcross and Hugh made a complete mess of defending it allowing Marouane Chamakh to slot home a goal out of the blue that was frankly against the run of play. Stoke immediately had an excellent chance to level, when Adam delivered a superb ball in only for Crouch's header to come back off the woodwork and hit the Palace keeper, dropping to safety. If that had gone in the first half may have continued in Stoke's favour. But to Palace's credit the goal gave them confidence, while Stoke's visibly drained away. The visitors started to press higher up the pitch, closing Stoke down, and the home side began to make errors and look very uncomfortable. Shawcross was not having a good game defensively, and the visitors almost added to their lead when Moxey took advantage of some hesitant defending to drill an angled shot just wide of the far post. A Shawcross clumsy foul earned him a yellow card and gave Campana the chance to send in a free-kick fractionally high from a dangerous position. Half-time was a welcome break and a chance to reorganise.
Whatever was said by Mark Hughes at half-time worked. Stoke played at a greater tempo and began to dominate again in midfield. Stoke displayed a lot more intent during the opening ten minutes of the second period, with Crouch again spurning a decent opportunity from 5-yards, and both Nzonzi and Walters failing to hit the target when well positioned. Some members of the press have subsequently written that Stoke's comeback was built around more typically Pulis tactics using the throw-in to good effect.Yet the equaliser on 58 minutes came from a short throw-in on the left, a delicate clip into the box which picked out Crouch who controlled it, headed it behind him to Walters who played a short pass to Adam in space to slot a perfectly weighted shot from around 12 yards into the far corner past the despairing dive of the keeper. It was a lovely finish and sent the crowd wild, and four minutes later the Britannia was rocking again as Stoke scored what proved to be the winner. Good pressure forced a throw-in deep in Palace's half on the right hand side. A long throw was flicked goalwards by a Stoke head, the Palace headed clearance in the six yards box was not good enough, and in the ensuing confusion Huth's committed tackle broke to Shawcross who swivelled well and found the far corner from about 7 yards out.
The goals had undeniably changed the entire complexion of the game, with Stoke looking by far the more likely to add to their tally, rather than Palace managing to find themselves an equaliser. Nzonzi was incredibly unlucky when he went agonisingly close to scoring, smiting a superb effort towards the far corner which rocketed off the post to safety. New Palace loan signing Puncheon had a strike gathered at the second attempt by Begovic after a break resulting from some sloppy midfield play by Stoke who were looking to break themselves. Despite four minutes of injury time Stoke were comfortable as Palace ran out of steam and belief, and Mark Hughes had his first three points as manager.
1. It was good to see Stoke passing more with a much greater completion rating, building patiently and keeping possession for long periods.
2. It was good to see Charlie Adam given a role in the side as most of the invention came from him and he scored a quality goal.
3. I wasn't bored at any time during the match and I enjoyed the experience despite fearing at half-time we might be having to settle for a disappointing 1-1 draw.
4. Hughes realises where the weaknesses are and is trying to address them.
5. There were positive substitutions made at the correct times. Etherington was replaced by Pennant, and Crouch was replaced by Jerome, looking to maintain an attacking force where another manager may have brought on defensive players to hold on to the 2-1 scoreline.
6. There were 14 efforts at goal, 5 on target.
7. Pieters and Cameron had good games at full-back and got forward too.
8. There was the spirit to come from behind and win.
9. The struggling forwards were helped out by goals from other areas of the team.
10. There wasn't a bloke on the sideline dressed in a tracksuit and baseball cap flinging water bottles about!
1. There don't look many goals in our current forward line. Crouch's finishing is disappointing, Walters lacks the pace and for me is a good Championship level player but punching above his weight at this level. There's little on the bench that suggests goals either. At least Hughes is trying to rectify this looking for new signings.
2. Apart from his superb shot and a few decent touches Nzonzi looked somewhat half-hearted and disinterested for much of the game.
3. We lack pace and width in the current side. Without signings we will struggle to carve open some of the better teams while the passing remains pedestrian. Despite one good cross I don't think Etherington is the player we once was and now looks incapable of taking on and beating a fullback.
4. The midfield needs more creativity, vision and people who can drive forward. On a few occasions a ball was won in midfield by a committed charge forward, the player laid it off sideways and continued his run into space for a return pass, but the receiver turned and passed it backwards to slowly build from the back again allowing the opponents to regroup and relieve the pressure. One such build up went wrong and allowed Puncheon to break and have an effort on goal.
5. Wilson was largely invisible in midfield. I don't recall seeing him much at all.
6. Usually solid defenders Shawcross and Huth didn't have convincing games at the back.
Apart from Pieters, Hughes put out players that were from the previous manager's squad. He did include players that were not Pulis "favourites" and found it difficult to get a game. I'm pleased Adam looks to be part of the plans. It will take time for the players to adjust to the new system and methods Hughes wants to employ. But I think elements of his style (e.g. the physicality) will not be too far away from what the players were used to under Pulis. We need to improve the squad, but Hughes recognises this and is trying to bring new players in that will help develop the new direction we have embarked on. All in all I was more than satisfied with the performance, and there were positives to take away from it. Goooaaaarrn Sparky!


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Abstract O.53: Occult Coronary Artery Dilatation: An Unrecognized Category Of Coronary Involvement
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Background: The current definition of Coronary artery dilatation (CAD), Z-score >2.5, in KD may omit patients at higher risk of later complications. We propose a category of occult CAD with a Z-score variation ≥ 2 for the same CA on 2 different echocardiograms, but absolute Z-score < 2.5. We compared this new category with cases of CAD and normal CA.
>Method: A retrospective review included 337 patients diagnosed with KD in our institution. Echographic data were retrieved for the fist year following diagnosis. Patients were classified in three categories: definite CA dilatation (dCAD) with Z-score ≥ 2.5, occult CA dilatation (oCAD) and normal CA (nCA). We compared inflammatory profile, IVIG treatment resistance, and timing of CA involvement.
Results: There were 26.3% patients with nCA, 32.2% with oCAD and 41.1% with dCAD.Patients with KD incomplete diagnostic criteria represented 35%, 14% and 17% for NCAD, OCAD and DCAD groups respectively (p=0.008). Median time for CAD was 7 and 9.5 days for dCAD and oCAD respectively (p=0.2). A Jonckheere trend test identified a progression of inflammatory parameters through the three groups for Platelet count (p< 0.001), Albumin (p = 0.007), ESR (p = 0.04), but not for CRP (p = 0.76) and WBC (p = 0.16). There was a significant difference in treatment resistance, with 5%, 19% and 31% for NCAD, OCAD and DCAD respectively (p=0,002).
Conclusion: OCAD group appears like a distinctive subgroup of KD patients showing intermediate inflammatory profiles and treatment respond in the NCAD to DCAD spectrum. Recent Z-score equations, more accurate for young patients' CA size than former linear equations, may explain the high incidence of dCAD in this report. Further studies are needed to define the profile and propensity to complications of this subpopulation.
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Why did I chose ninjustsu?
First, I am a person who doesn't like fights, but would rather avoid fighting. However, if provoked, I want to defend myself. So I started to search for various martial arts, did a lot of comparison in effectiveness, in the beauty of them, the mentality and ideology of each, and found myself drawn by ninjutsu.
Second, I want to change my unhealthy life-style, and I'm working really hard on the person I want to be rather than sorrow over what I was. Ninjutsu is one of the martial arts, that aids in rejuvenation of body and mind.
What have I acquired from ninjutsu?
First of all, from a technical point of view, I learned how to walk, the correct stance, keep focus on surroundings and have awareness, how to roll in multiple directions, defense moves against an opponent that grabs you, evasion maneuvers, warm-up drills, and many more which I do not recall at the moment.
In addition, I learned some views on Ninjutsu philosophy. For instance, what is for the ring does not apply on the streets. Stay aware of your surroundings. Use the enemy's momentum against him, bait the enemy so you know what to expect, never stop a wrong move rather adapt and try to get yourself out of harm's way. Ninja's do not follow rules in combat so our aim is to get home safely at all costs.
In addition to the above mentioned, I learned how to respect other students, not only for practical reasons, but more as a brother-to-brother relationship.
I did get exactly what I had expected and even more. I had no idea how the philosophy is included within the teaching, or how it is applied. I knew it was somehow connected but never expected it to be this deep and this coherent with our modern age.
Ninjutsu is a step forward towards a better person and a new family. It does not feel like a class, but more like a sanctuary, a place where I can clear my head of all troubles and focus on something I want.
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For at least an hour tomorrow, Kevin Reidy will put his friendship with Eamonn Ryan to the side as he looks to plot a major upset in the Tesco Ladies Division 1 NFL final.
Reidy's Galway have reached the decider just months after being promoted but a formidable Cork side stand in their way.
Reidy and Ryan have a close bond and regularly call each other but this week, those conversations have been put on hold.
"My wife and Eamonn's daughter lived together for three years in Cork, so I knew Eamonn before the ladies football came along or anything. I was out in their house many a time and we get on very, very well," Reidy explained.
"He played at the highest level for a good few years and then he went in to coaching.
"He's coached plenty of teams in Cork and you can see the respect they have for him and the way they look up to him.
"He's the driving force behind that team. He's just so passionate about the GAA and when you're talking to him at a family wedding or something it's just all football talk," Reidy added.
Cork are bidding to win their third consecutive Division 1 title and Reidy said it would a "massive step" forward in his side's development were Galway to deny them, but regardless of the outcome, he won't be dwelling on it.
"It would be a massive step if you were to overcome Cork. But at the same time it's a League final and come Saturday evening the League will be parked and we'll be looking forward to the Connacht Championship on July 12," Reidy said.
"It'd be great to get over the line, but at the same time the League will be forgotten if you don't overcome Mayo in the Connacht final.
"My first aim this year was to just hold on to Division 1 status for this season. Once we achieved that we just pushed on and tried to make the semi-finals.
"I suppose we're learning every day. Okay, we've a lot of experienced players, but they haven't been at this level in a while.
"We've moved on another level every game. We're happy where we're going, but Cork are a massive test for us."
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THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF ILLINOIS, Plaintiff-Appellee,v.ERIK C. LONGBRAKE, Defendant-Appellant.
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The trial court's sua sponte dismissal of defendant's postconviction petition after the mandatory 90-day period was reversed and the cause was remanded for second-stage proceedings on the petition, and based on section 411.2(a)(3) of the Illinois Controlled Substances Act, which provides for a $1, 000 assessment for a Class 2 felony, the sentencing judgment showing a $2, 000 drug assessment for each of defendant's two Class 2 felonies of unlawful delivery of a controlled substance was corrected to show a $1, 000 drug assessment for each conviction.
Appeal from the Circuit Court of Adams County, No. 09-CF-270; the Review Hon. Chet W.Vahle, Judge, presiding.
Michael J. Pelletier and Thomas A. Lilien, both of State Appellate Defender's Office, for appellant.
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Panel PRESIDING JUSTICE STEIGMANN delivered the judgment of the court, with opinion. Justices Appleton and Knecht concurred in the judgment and opinion.
¶ 1 In October 2009, a jury convicted defendant, Erik C. Longbrake, of two counts of unlawful delivery of a controlled substance (720 ILCS 570/401(d) (West 2008)). The trial court later sentenced him to concurrent five-year prison terms. As part of his sentence, the court ordered defendant to pay a $2, 000 drug assessment for each count. In September 2011, this court affirmed defendant's convictions and sentences, but we did not issue our mandate until January 18, 2012. People v. Longbrake, 2011 IL App (4th) 100030-U.
¶ 2 On October 13, 2011, defendant filed a petition for postconviction relief pursuant to the Post-Conviction Hearing Act (Act) (725 ILCS 5/122-1 to 122-7 (West 2010)). On January 6, 2012, the trial court sua sponte dismissed defendant's petition with leave to refile, concluding it was not ripe for review because defendant's appeal was still pending and the trial court did not have access to the trial transcripts. Following this court's mandate, defendant refiled his postconviction petition on February 23, 2012. The court dismissed this petition on May 16, 2012, finding it was patently without merit and failed to state the gist of a constitutional claim.
¶ 3 Plaintiff appeals, arguing that the trial court erred by (1) sua sponte dismissing his October 13, 2011, postconviction petition without prejudice and with leave to refile and (2) dismissing his petition as frivolous and patently without merit on May 16, 2012, more than 90 days after he first filed his petition. Defendant also argues that the $2, 000 drug assessment for each count must be reduced to $1, 000 each. We agree and reverse.
¶ 5 In October 2009, a jury convicted defendant of two counts of unlawful delivery of a controlled substance (720 ILCS 570/401(d) (West 2008)). In January 2010, after denying his posttrial motion, the trial court sentenced defendant to concurrent five-year prison terms. The court also ordered a $2, 000 assessment for each of the two drug convictions. In September 2011, this court affirmed defendants convictions and sentences. Longbrake, 2011 IL App (4th) 100030-U. Appellate counsel immediately filed a petition for leave to appeal, which the Illinois Supreme Court denied on November 30, 2011. People v. Longbrake, No. 113155 (Ill. Nov. 30, 2011).
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Wednesday WIP: Garden Party Quilt (& Mums)Wednesday, September 12, 2012
True story.
After all that waiting, after all that suspense.
The quilt wadding finally arrived.
I know it looks snuggly and wonderfully warm. But, can you believe it, in my excitement and enthusiasm: I ordered the wrong loft. Yessum. This winter quilt is a measly 2mm thick.
The threads that I ordered with the quilt wadding are perfect. I'm enjoying just looking at them, for now, and deciding which one is going to be used where because there sure isn't going to be any actual quilting with only 2mm of wadding happening here.
By the by, I'm going to quilt straight lines around the blocks in the middle of the quilt, with a floral motif in the larger blocks, and a floral border around the white areas. I may use colour-on-colour, and white-on-white, but who knows where the spur of the quilting moment might take me?
Okay, there is an upside to the wadding-that-failed-to-impress. A teeny glimmer of hope to this uncrafty Wednesday Work In Progress update.
This disastrous I-don't-want-to-talk-about-it wadding arrived on Thursday. My wonderfully supportive and encouraging husband urged me to replace it with a new, loftier loft version of the wadding. "Besides," he added, "it always helps to have spare wadding, doesn't it?"
He's my very own Handmade Ryan Gosling, this guy.
So, amazingly, the replacement wadding (ordered from somewhere completely different) arrived on Saturday morning. It's a 1/4" thick, and it's perfect.
But, as you already know, my Saturday was rather busy, and was taken up entirely by scones and EEWI so there wasn't a sewing machine in sight. And Sunday. Oh, Sunday.
Sunday was the day of the much-awaited Mother-in-Law arrival at Heathrow Airport at 6am. We were there early, we were excited, we didn't care that it took an hour and a bit to drive there. From Heathrow to Oxford and on to Farringdon: we met up with the rest of the Clan and enjoyed a hearty catch-up as we pub-hopped, drank wine, ate pub snacks, and enjoyed fruit scones.
Luckily for us, our Monday was spent in much the same way - but with more shopping, more "sightseeing" and a good dose of cheery family fun.
As we walked around the village of Farringdon, admiring the doors and the fabulous architecture, I noticed these cheeky pink pigeons nesting in the window above the Market Restaurant. Aren't they wonderful?
I digress.
This weekend we're off again to family events and visits, so alack! no quilting in the near future. I have, however, ordered some embroidery thread so I have a new portable project which can travel North with me.
There's going to be a lot of blue stitchery happening at Bakercourt, it seems. I'm not sure about the red, but let's see where this takes us. Counted cross-stitch might be more time consuming and, erm, frustrating - but you do have the luxury of changing colours on a whim should you not feel terribly inclined to the rhubarb red scallop trim on your hot air balloon.
Watch this space: next Wednesday WIP is going to be flying high with blue beams and a hot air balloon!
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"The wadding-that-failed-to-impress".ReplyDelete
"inclined to the rhubarb red scallop trim on your hot air balloon".
"I have, however, ordered some embroidery thread so I have a new portable project which can travel North with me." - expeditious. Imagine what Christopher Columbus could have done.
Somethings deserve second mentions.
I can hardly believe it. After that long wait too! Have you used your discount from the Village Haberdashery yet?ReplyDelete
@Lauriane: Well, when you put it like that - I sound like a Mad Hatter! Ha.ReplyDelete
@Colleen: I haven't used the discount yet - going to get on it this weekend (after pay day!). :)
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well its been a long time since blogging but the growing season is over. 24 degrees this morning .
I am now looking for seeds for the new year. The past season was both successful but also a learning experience. The flowers all did well but the veggie garden had its moment. We had a hot June and the tomatoes lost their blooms. The Roma's did well but the larger varieties did not fare well. I waited to long to transplant the Broccoli and they bolted. I need more room for peas if I choose to grow then again. Peppers were plentiful along with the cucumbers and beans. I learned from this past season and anticipate a better garden in 2010
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Arjun Kapoor, recently shared a photo from the sets of the film with Anil Kapoor and the director Anees Bazmee in their Mubarakan avatar.
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I just looked at my calendar and realized that I have practiced yoga for 11 days straight. I had to skip practice at Shala X today because of a series of mishaps involving a Yu-Gi-Oh card, a homework folder, an anxious assistant teacher and a mom/dog-lover who caught me up in conversation about the joys of hound ownership (her dog is a dachsund, or as Adam says, a "wiener dog"). So now, what to do, what to do.
Bikram at 12:30? Or home Ashtanga practice? Or rest. Other factors:
- Tomorrow is Saturday - no Ashtanga practice.
- Sunday is a moonday - no Ashtanga practice.
- From Thursday night until the following Saturday, I will be skiing in Utah. The only option apparently will be self-practice. But if prior history is an indication of future results, then I will likely have no energy to practice yoga at all while out there. It is just too damn exhausting. That said, I would like to try to fit in some Sun Salutations in the morning and seated poses at night.
Oh, and did I mention I am running a bit low on energy this morning due to being woken up at 4 a.m. by a crazed hound howling at some invisible threat in the front hall? This howling went on for 20 minutes or so, until I managed to calm my crazy four-legged child down.
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Kites will be flying as summer approaches.
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Most people feel a sense of rejuvenation at this time of year.
Nasal allergies are common when the weather warms up.
October will be here before we know it.
Pumpkins are fun to carve and make a delicious pie filling.
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My 2007 jeep grand cherokee starts,all the signals flash constant on dash,will hardly move in drive ,and if you shut it off it wont restart.
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Sounds like an anti thieft system failure, possibly a bad key chip.
Had key chip checked.dealer said it was fine.this was checked before all other things replaced.
There still could be a failure in the BCM body control module, It was the ECM you had replaced right?
Yes replaced the ecm.how do i check the bcm.?
The new ECM should be able to link with the BCM now and you can read it's trouble codes, unless there is a failure in the link up, and it will even tell you that.
Thank u so much.
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Since I have had from Tues. of this week off work, I have been able to actually get more projects done and have been having a blast! Over the last few days I have been to my usual hot spots (Dollar Tree, Savers, Michaels) to get some pretty cool (and cheap) stuff. Today I'm just going to spotlight a few things that will eventually go on the tablescape, but that can really be used anywhere.
First, I decided that my color scheme would be all white for a base color. I think because I saw it on someones blog and loved it. I also saw it on a Martha Stewart link and I always love me some Martha! Plus, I had a ton of white spray paint just sitting around begging to be used. The colors I chose were pink, turquoise blue and green. Here is some of the basic junk I bought at D.I. and Savers before, and then after I attacked it with a can of paint.
Some of the stuff was off-white, so I re-painted it also to get the same matching white. I'm pretty sure you aren't supposed to eat off a spray painted plate, so after I attached a painted candlestick to it, I just put a doily on top. Thanks to Jori at her cool blog, Hello Cupcake! She gave me the idea to use the candlesticks from the dollar store to use for a cake plate. Love!! And the good news is: I didn't pay over $1.99 for anything that I painted and used. Sweeeet!
Here is the cute little cake plate all finished with the candlestick painted and glued to the bottom of the plate. Oh, and I did not make these adorable brownie bites (Target did!) but I'm guessing they would be pretty easy.
Next is the gauzy, ethereal looking egg holder. It was originally a black candle holder with glass votives in it. I got these beautiful ceramic eggs on sale at Michaels for $1.00 and put white tulle under it to keep the eggs in. It makes them look all floaty and heavenly.
I may give these ornaments away to the family coming to Easter dinner. It's a fun way to display them. So up next...while I was at Savers I saw the TALLEST vase I've ever seen for $1.99 and grabbed it because it was so cool, and already white. I put some on-sale hydrangeas in it and yow! Fell in love.
It's fun to display candy in a super easy to make candy holder using the same idea as the cake plate. I just sprayed a bowl and candlestick and glued it together. And for the plastic egg display - I love milk glass, but it's sooo expensive. How about $1.00 for this little plastic job? Once I sprayed it from it's ugly off-white color, it looked just like a milk glass vase.
I have no idea what the original purpose of this next doodad was, but I think it was an old, really tacky looking napkin holder. I really love how it ended up once I put the cute checkered napkins in it.
And last, what do you do with all of your leftover tulle and flowers? Just tie it around the chairs! I have a bunch more to get ready for tomorrow's posting, so check back and see what's happening, and I will see you then!


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St Paul's Church burial ground, Shipley
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St Paul's Church burial ground, Shipley
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I wanted to repost this blog from last July as a reminder to keep our pets safe over the holiday.
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Today is the big day, fireworks! UGH. I used to like fireworks, now, not so much. Sure I enjoy the big shows with all the fancy lights. It's the neighborhood fireworks that I find irritating on many levels. First, I don't understand why men like to shoot off things that just make a loud noise. Please explain to me the redeeming value of this.
Personally I find it annoying as do my dogs and the dogs I take care of. We have been having a lot of thunderstorms so the dogs are already on edge. I had a walk with a yellow lab, Meghan, last night, it was thundering off in the distance. Poor dear, I found her in the closet under a pile of clothes and then it was a battle to get her out of the house. I had to sit on the steps, pet her, talk to…
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Informasjon og muligheter for unge i aldersgruppen 13 til 30.
Lately innovation is a word that is of everybody's interest in Luxembourg. The government's policy is to help the fostering of innovative projects in any possible way.
Research centres and the University are welcoming young researchers in the country and encourage them to innovate.
Girls are still underrepresented in science, technology and research fields in Europe, even though they do as well as boys in science and maths at school. Don't let your talent go to waste: science needs girls!
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Volume 3, Issue 1, 2014
Table of Contents
The African Diaspora
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The French and Swiss Diaries of Mary Church Terrell, 1888–89: Introduction and Annotated Translation
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Reflections on Theory
Racecraft: The Soul of Inequality in American Life by Karen E. Fields and Barbara J. Fields (review)
pp. 75-79
Radicalism at the Crossroads: African–American Women Activists in the Cold War by Dayo F. Gore (review)
pp. 80-82
Stormy Weather: Middle-Class African American Marriages between the Two World Wars by Anastasia C. Curwood (review)
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Slavery by Another Name by Sam, Pollard, Sheila Curran Bernard, Laurence Fishburne, Jason L. Pollard, Andrew Young, Michael Bacon, and Douglas A. Blackmon (review)
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CAC volunteers were celebrated at the annual volunteer appreciation lunch on April 21, 2017. Each year CAC takes a day to thank volunteers for giving their time to help our neighbors in need. Our dedicated volunteers help to serve 2,500 families a year.
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Thank you Eileen Epstein: 20 years of volunteer service!
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We are excited to share that we will be a part of "Bricofort Pop-up Mercantile",
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Does any one know how i can edit Timecard Managemenet Template?
Currently after PunchingIN , the user has the option to slect their desired project from a drop down list, but needs to create a manual entry for a Task.
How can i make the Task, similar to projects (DROP DOWN OPTION)
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I'm using the timecard management template. When I punch in a task and then punch it out, it doesn't fill the date and time values.
The regional settings are:
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Sharepoint is v3.0 in a Windows 2008 server.
I haven't seen anything relevant on the web, I tried changing the locale but the time is not filled on punch in/punch out.
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we have installed Time card management template in share point 2007 . But Punch in, Punch out is not track the time.
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Getting the performance you want in concurrent applications is not as straightforward as you might think. See how common threading issues can affect your application.
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Kenny Kerr takes a look at Windows Template Library (WTL) support for new Windows Vista control enhancements, including task dialogs, Aero wizards, and open file dialogs.
Kenny Kerr
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Dependency management, in which one group provides a software component to be utilized by others, can really benefit from some structure and collaborative efforts.
Eric N. Bush
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SQL Server Management Objects offer developers a robust toolset for backing up and restoring databases, and issuing DDL commands, as John Papa explains.
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Instance management refers to a set of techniques used by Windows Communication Foundation to bind a set of messages to a service instance. This article introduces the concept and shows you why you need instance management.
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Common Reading Program
A Girl Named Nina
by Norma Tamayo
Based on a true story, A Girl Named Nina paints a vivid portrait of life in 1960s Brooklyn. Nina grows up in a tenement with Puerto Rican parents who came to America seeking a better life. Her father adores and protects her, teaches her to read, and encourages the many gifts he sees within her. Her mother is nurturing in her own way, as she struggles quietly with her own difficult past. Keenly aware of her surroundings from a very young age, Nina learns about the joys of childhood from a fourth-floor windowsill in her parents' apartment. Still too young to jump rope and play stick ball with children on the busy street below, she witnesses life from within the halls of her building-including physical and sexual abuse-but tells no one what she has seen. For Nina, the joys of coming of age are tempered with life's many harsh realities: her parents' separation, physical abuse, a friend's drug use, her best friend's murder, and the poverty that surrounds them all. Yet her spirit remains undaunted. Nina will not abandon her dream-her lifelong desire to become a doctor and rise above the hardships she has known, so that she can help guide others to a brighter future. (Amazon)
The Common Reading selection should be read by all incoming baccalaureate students prior to Orientation at the beginning of the fall semester.
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The First-Year Seminar (FYS) course will include academic expectations based on the content of the Common Reading selection.
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Contract Administration
Project Management 1
Daniel Maloney 211263627
Assignment 3:
Individual Report/Weekly Tutorial Exercises
ASSIGNMENT TASK: Produce an individual report that contains the following documents:
- Tutorial exercises
Possible Marks: 10
Tutorial Exercise Week One:
PROJECT ACTION PLANProject Name: Tutorial Exercise 1 Project Manager: Daniel MaloneyProject Objectives: Outline all the required assessments for the semesterProject Dates: Start:Finish : | No.| Action | Responsible| Resources| Time required| Start date| End date| Budget| Other stakeholders| Milestones | Completed| 1| Assignment One:Construction industry research| Group Work| Library, DSO, Internet| 2 Weeks| Week 1| 5 December 2012| $0.0| Team Members| Completing individual work for collation| Yes| 2| Assignment Two:Project: lifecycle timeline| Group Work| Library, DSO, Internet| 4 Weeks| Week 3| 30 January 2013| $0.0| Team members| Completing individual work for collation| Yes| 3| Assignment Three:Individual report| Personal Responsibility| Library, DSO, Internet| 9 Weeks: – Week by Week Process| Week 1| 8th February 2013| $0.0| Myself - Personal| Completing tutorial week 5| Began - Starting| 4| Exam| Personal Responsibility| Library, DSO, Internet| 12 Weeks: study, research| Week 1| 15th February 2013| $0.0| Myself - Personal| Completing revision for all weeks| In progress| 1. Individual project action plan:
2. Use the library catalogue to find one book with 'project management in the title. Cut and paste the reference with Harvard style. Also, Download the guide to using the Harvard reference style from the study support web page.
Book Title:
Project management: a managerial approach
Tutorial Exercise Week 2:
1. Use the library catalogue to find one journal article with 'Project Management' in the title. Cut and paste the reference in accordance with Harvard style. As well, cut and paste the abstract for this article. Read the article and write a sentence/short paragraph on whether this article is relevant for this unit. Think about how you can refine your searching skills to find articles that may be more relevant. Book title:
A tutorial on project management from a theory of constraints perspective. Harvard Reference style:
Blackstone, J, Cox, J, & Schleier, J 2009, 'A tutorial on project management from a theory of constraints perspective', International Journal Of Production Research, 47, 24, pp. 7029-7046, Business Source Complete, EBSCOhost, viewed 27 January 2013. Abstract:
Managing projects is a difficult undertaking-a large number of projects fail to be completed on time, on budget, or to specifications. In traditional project management literature, researchers criticise project manager skills and leadership, user involvement, top management commitment, organisation, etc. More recently, research has identified underlying problems with project concepts. We briefly describe the types of failures (late delivery, over budget, less than full specs) of projects. Second, we examine some causes of project lateness. Third, we illustrate the calculations for project completion using traditional and critical chain project methodologies. We then conduct three small simulations of the network using uniform, triangular, and exponential distributions to determine the impact of using the critical chain methodology on project completion dates. Last, we provide some references discussing critical chain project management. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
Relevance paragraph to Project management SRM181:
I believe this article would be of large relevance to the subject, Project Management SRM181. From the abstract, it discusses aspects of project failures due to late delivery, budgets and the importance of specifications. It also talks about projects scopes, concepts and underlying problems with critical chain project methodologies.
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|getting stilt up @ the end of Broadway
|didn't bring my purse so hats off spare changing to buy some water
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We present a fully quantum-mechanical theory of nondegenerate four-wave mixing processes in three-level cascades with a two-photon pump. The results are applied to the generation of squeezed states of light. We find almost perfect squeezing for some strong pump intensities and tunings within the Rabi sidebands. We find good broadband squeezing for low pump intensities and tunings outside a small region around central tuning. Both cases avoid regions of significant spontaneous emission.
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J. Opt. Soc. Am. B 4(10) 1558-1564 (1987)
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Hello to everybody,
I've just downloaded Visual Studio Express 2010 on my WindowsXP computer and I would like to know how and whether I can develop and compile a multitouch application which I'll use on another computer which has Windows7 istalled with a multitouch display.
I would like to create a WPF application in Visual Basic. I tried to insert an Image object and I can see that there are not any multitouch event to associate with functions.
I've read many tutorial on the net before posting this question and it seems that WPF4 (included in VS2010) should have the MT capabilities. Is that true?
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Hey Guys,
I've a problem with my Visual Studio.
On the 13th of August 2010 i installed a Windows update on my vista sp2 pc. For this date my Visual Studio 2008 sp 1 always has closed itself by opening an aspx-page in designer view. There is no error message just closing the window. I restored a backup of my windows from the time before updating it and it helped, i could open aspx pages in the design view till the update has been installed again automatically after rebooting the pc. I can't disable windows updates, cause it's my pc at work and safety is very important. I hope you could help me out of this disaster.
You'll find direct support for building Windows Azure applications in Visual Studio 2010 and Visual Web Developer 2010 Express. We'll walk you through using Visual Studio 2010 for the entirety of the Windows Azure application development lifecycle.
Jim Nakashima
MSDN Magazine April 2010
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MSDN Magazine July 2006
This is the second of two articles discussing the extremely rich design-time features of the .NET Framework. Part 1 discussed the basics, showing you where to start and how to extend your control implementation through attributes and interfaces, as well as their effects on the property browser, code serialization, and other controls. Part 2 continues the journey by concentrating on design-time functionality that you can implement beyond your components and controls, including TypeConverters, UITypeEditors, and Designers. It would be impossible to cover everything you can do in two short articles, which is a testament to just how all-encompassing and flexible the design-time capability of the .NET Framework is.
Michael Weinhardt and Chris Sells
MSDN Magazine May 2003
Visual Studio .NET provides support for designing rich features into your controls and components, allowing you to set properties, set form placement, inherit from base classes, and much more. So how does Visual Studio .NET do all this? What does the Windows Forms designer do? What's the difference between a control and a component? How does Visual Studio integrate your controls so that they can access features of the .NET Framework?In this article, the authors answer these common questions by building a clock control and taking the reader along for the ride. In building the control, hosts and containers are illustrated, the property browser is explained, debugging is discussed, and a general overview of the design-time infrastructure is presented.
MSDN Magazine April 2003
How would an English speaker feel if his car's owner's manual was written in German or if the dash board markings were written in Japanese because the car was manufactured in that country? This is an experience common to computer users all over the world who don't speak English as their primary language, and it's becomming more important. The Microsoft .NET Framework not only makes it possible to build international applications, but many of the tools such as Visual Studio .NET make it quite easy. This article looks at internationalization with .NET and presents real tools you can use to make all of your Windows Forms applications global-ready.
Jason R. Bell
MSDN Magazine June 2002
Smart Device Extensions (SDE) for Visual Studio .NET allow programmers to develop applications for the .NET Compact Framework, a new platform that maintains many of the features of the .NET Framework in a version optimized for handheld devices. This article shows how SDE provides access through Visual Studio .NET to a variety of .NET classes for devices running Windows CE, including classes for creating user interfaces. Data access classes and Web Services for the .NET Compact Framework are also explained. Following that overview, a sample Web Service called XMLList is built. Then the UI-the XMLList client-side application-is created.
Larry Roof
MSDN Magazine March 2002
Today i have xp pro with visual studio 2005 and going to change to windows 7 with 64 bit.
Will upgrade to Visual Studio 2010 with 64 bit.
Is that a problem going from visual stuidio 2005 (32bit) to visual studio 2010 (64bit) ? Anything i should think about or if anybody had problems with this ?
The server I will deploy my webapplication is windows server 2003 (32bit).Will it be ok to deploy webapplications that are build in vs2010 (64 bit) but deployed on a server with 32 bit ?
Maybe this is obvious to some people but I have to ask cause I'm not sure about this.
Thanks in advance
I am using c# in VS 2010 Express. I have a MDF database that I connect to through "Database Explorer". Database Explorer will not let me SAVE columns that I have modified. As I know in SQL Server 2008 full edition you can change the setting
"Prevent saving changes that require table recreation" in Management Console to prevent this. I haven't got Management Console and can't see it in install.
How do I change this setting if I haven't got management console? Is it in Registry or Config File.
i'm in school and am trying to load and run my downloaded microsoft visual studio 2008 program, and my computer won't let me sighting, incompatability with 64 bit versions of windows. please contact the vedor to see if a 64 bit compatible version is
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My company is migrating from XP to Windows 7. Can anyone please let me know if Visual studio 2005 and sql server 2005 standard edition are compatible with Windows 7?
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Wheels On Fire
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But I sure enjoyed bicycling (again) this morning. Every weekend morning (save one) since June began, I've taken advantage of the incredible spell of comfortably warm, sunny Saturdays and Sundays to get on the bike, burn a few calories and generally feel like a kid again. This day began with a very light breakfast and 17 miles on a hiker-biker path that I haven't been on before. Nice. My life was only threatened once by a (ahem) less than attentive driver as I paralleled a small strip mall to get to the path. Why she didn't see my florescent tee-shirt with "Grandpa" on it, I'll never know.
In case you're wondering, the answer is "No, I'm working out during the week, too." Treadmill, mostly. I'm up to 3.1 miles in about 35 min, which will not get me into the London Olympics in 2012, but is getting close to a personal goal. I only ask that my knees hold out…


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We have a lot of exciting and innovative programs for children with special needs. Before your child is placed in one of our programs an assessment is done to evaluate which programs would be most beneficial for your child. To set up an intake or with any questions, please contact Amanda Smith.
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Lorna Gross Interior Design
Lorna Gross-Bryant, ASID, NCIDQ
Lorna Gross-Bryant grew up in New York and Louisiana, and blends Northern and Southern sensibilities in her work. Extensive travel in Europe, Asia and the Middle East heightened her appreciation for varied cultures, and she brings this insight to her designs.
Gross-Bryant has a keen ability to pinpoint a client's style—and she loves doing it. "Figuring out how to translate a style or brand to the built environment is fun for me," she admits. "My clients are impressed with how on-target my designs are; I recently heard a client say, 'Sometimes I think Lorna knows me better than I know myself.'"
Lorna Gross Interior Design is a global, full-service design firm specializing in new construction, renovations and furnishings. "All our designs are individualized," she says. "Good design is aesthetically appealing but also livable and functional."
With an MBA and experience in corporate management, Gross-Bryant adheres to strong business practices, utilizing milestone timelines and project-management software to streamline each project. During 2015, she earned ASID awards for Designer of Distinction and Detail/Unique Space. She is a member of the International Women's Forum.
Lorna Gross Interior Design
Build/Remodel/Renovation, Contemporary, Custom Pools + Water Spaces, Interior Architecture, Modern, Transitional, Video Q&A,
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