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Black Friday Sales and Cyber Monday Discounts can be great. But what's better than free? Well...free Christmas Music that is. And that's exactly what Price Point Piano is offering online. These arrangements are great for the piano player of all ages. Whether it be yourself, a child or a student. To download a copy of the sheet music for one or all the songs offered, click this link: http://pianopricepoint.com/FreeChristmasMusic
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Tuesday, November 24, 2015
Black Friday Deals
Are you in the market for a new or used piano? If yes, now might be the time to head on down to Seattle for Steinway's 2015 Inventory Clearance Sale. This sale will be for one week only.
November 27th thru December 5th
Don't forget that Steinway & Sons offer a variety of pianos for all price ranges including the Boston and Essex models.
Not ready to purchase a piano just yet but thinking about a rental, they have that option there too.
For more information, see their website at: http://www.steinwayseattle.com/
Monday, November 16, 2015
How Big is My Piano Anyway?
Every now and then, someone will ask one or more of the following questions:
"What is the size difference between a parlor grand and a baby grand?"
"How big is a concert grand?"
"What is the length of my upright?"
"How small is a spinet?"
The attached pictures are a good guide for grand pianos. Vertical piano sizes are:
Spinets 36" to 40"
Console 40" to 43"
Studio Upright 44" to 46.5",
Professional Upright 47"-49"
Professional Large Upright 50"-55"
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text: To: Robert Kahn, CNRI From: Jerome H. Saltzer, M. I. T. Subject: informal progress report Date: May 3, 1993 Here are the major items that have been accomplished at M. I. T. on the CS-TR project since CNRI funding began. 1. Negotiation of the research agreement with CNRI has been a surprisingly significant activity. The reason is that that negotiation has revealed a number of intellectual property and legal questions surrounding on-line technical report distribution that may be better addressed as part of the research project itself: - Where does liability for content problems in a cooperative information system such as the CS-TR project lie, and are indemnification clauses needed in participation contracts? Who is responsible when materials contain embedded, unpermitted copyrights, plagiarization, scientifically invalid data, or dangerously incorrect material? Is it practical or appropriate for a university to vet its materials before distribution? In practice, how much of this class of liability problem is real, and how much is imagined or fantasy? - What permissions and alerts are appropriate for a university to require of or notification to its authors as part of publishing a technical report? - To what extent are notices of rights, permissions and warranties necessary or appropriate as part of distribution of university-developed scientific materials? - Does it make technical or policy sense to attempt to try to restrict use of materials distributed over the internet and made available to all members of a university? If so, what restrictions are reasonable and enforceable? 2. In a series of meetings with M. I. T. intellectual property specialists, we worked out a plan for permissions and alerts to go with acceptance of future technical reports, as well as a plan to deal with copyright concerns surrounding existing technical reports. 3. In a series of meetings, we made significant progress on planning and system design for document scanning. The primary result was a complete review of all the aspects and preparation of an (internal) list of issues that need to be addressed. In parallel, Keith Glavash and Lindsay Eisan prepared a complete hardware/software scanning station proposal, and that proposal is now the basis for iterative improvement. 4. The MicroReproduction Laboratory has begun locating, gathering, and evaluating the quality of appearance and completeness of a comprehensive set of paper originals of LCS and AI Technical Reports, in anticipation of scanning operations. 5. Manish Mazumdar, an undergraduate research student, designed, implemented, and made experimentally available an initial image display interface for the Library 2000 testbed system. A small number of hand-scanned images, together with a set of images imported from Berkeley are available to test the display interface. For comparison, of the interface designs, Mitchell Charity acquired X-mosaic, a shareware image displayer for the World-Wide-Web and Gopher, and set up a WWW server with a dummy database of some of the same page images as those provided by the Library 2000 testbed system. 6. Mitchell Charity, with tapes provided by Tom Owens, installed and placed in service on the Library 2000 testbed system the entire M.I.T. library catalog (about 600,000 MARC records) under a new, large- database indexing engine. 7. M. I. T. prepared proposals to IBM and Digital for equipment grants to carry out the research being supported by CNRI. The IBM proposal ($200K for maximum expansion of RAM memory for three existing index engine servers) was successful and we are just now preparing a detailed equipment order under that grant. Recently, Digital Equipment Corporation invited M. I. T. to submit a grant proposal ($500K for triplexed 22-Gbyte storage servers), and a proposal is now in draft, almost ready to be submitted. 8. Mitchell Charity reviewed and brought up to the version 2.0 specification bibliographic records for about 1000 M. I. T. Laboratory for Computer Science Technical Reports. These bibliographic records are now available to the other CS-TR project participants; Stanford University has begun making use of this resource. 9. Jerome Saltzer attended a CS-TR planning meeting at CNRI headquarters in Reston, Virginia, on February 3, 1993. This meeting affirmed use of the RFC-1357 bibliographic record, and participants agreed to develop other standards. (To initiate discussion of storage service standards, M. I. T. sent a draft proposal for a standard storage service interface to Carnegie-Mellon University.) Published papers: Anderson, Greg (with a sidebar by Lucker, Jay K.), "Mens et Manus at Work: The Distributed Library Initiative at MIT," in Library Hi-Tech 11:1 (1993, Issue 41) pp 83-94. Saltzer, J. H., "Technology, Networks, and the Library of the Year 2000," in Future Tendencies in Computer Science, Control, and Applied Mathematics, Lecture Notes in Computer Science 653, edited by A. Bensoussan and J.-P. Verjus, Springer-Verlag, New York, 1992, pp. 51-67. (Proceedings of the International Conference on the Occasion of the 25th Anniversary of Institut National de Recherche en Informatique et Automatique (INRIA,) Paris, France, December, 1992.) Saltzer, J. H., "Needed: A Systematic Structuring Paradigm for Distributed Data," Operating Systems Review 27, 2 (April, 1993), pp. 77-81.


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Rockford's airport, abandoned by large passenger airlines, will soon have a new carrier to help fill the void.
Rockford lands carrier
Southern Skyways, an Atlanta-based unit of charter specialist Aviation Advantage Inc., on June 6 begins twice-weekly flights between Rockford and Myrtle Beach, S.C., the company recently announced. Service from Rockford to Denver and Detroit will start three days later.
With United Airlines pulling out of Chicago Rockford International Airport in June, Southern will help meet growing demand from the region, says Robert W. O'Brien Jr., the airport's executive director.
"We have the gate capacity and we have the runways and we have a willing audience here," Mr. O'Brien says. Outbound flights from Rockford last year were about 85% filled, above the industry average of 73%, he says.
"Now we have to get more airlines interested in serving us," says Mr. O'Brien, who's talking with other carriers but declines to say which ones.
Prior to United's departure, American Airlines and Northwest Airlines were among the large carriers that left Rockford over the years.
Long a major air cargo hub, Rockford International has had rapid growth in both business and leisure passengers this decade, though it still handles a fraction of the traffic of O'Hare and Midway airports.
In 2007, Rockford served 215,000 passengers, up from 1,400 in 2002, according to Mr. O'Brien. O'Hare had 76.2 million passengers last year, making it the nation's second-busiest behind Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport.
Flights out of Rockford are typically destined for leisure-oriented locales, such as Las Vegas, Orlando, Fla., and Cancun, Mexico.
Southern figures to draw more of a business crowd with the Denver and Detroit routes, Executive Vice-president Cary Evans says.
The carrier hopes to keep its 115-seat jets about 85% full on average, Mr. Evans says. "If we do, that will certainly be enough to keep us interested in continuing service from Rockford," he says. Round-trip airfare will start at $99 for Denver and $79 for Detroit.
Rockford International's recent growth wasn't enough to keep United around. On June 4, the Chicago-based carrier will end flights from Rockford to Denver, the only route United operates there. It offered one-way fares as low as $69, but "there simply wasn't enough customer response to make the route more profitable for us," says a spokesman for United parent UAL Corp.
Like other small, regional airports, Rockford has struggled to keep the interest of big carriers.
Rockford International "is in a position similar to the position the Gary airport in Indiana is in," says William Flock, associate director of aviation industry consultant Jacobs Consultancy in Chicago. It "has to compete against O'Hare and Milwaukee and Madison, and even Dubuque. It has a smaller niche market, and for many airlines that niche just isn't big enough."
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Five Dutch artists you should know
If you thought cheese, tulips, stroopwafels and Heineken were the greatest Dutch contributions to humanity, then think again. The...Read More
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The Van Gogh Museum has discovered a new painting by Vincent van Gogh (1853-1890): Sunset at Montmajour (1888). Director Axel Rüger: "A...Read More
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Stobi Winery is located in central Macedonia, in its most famous wine region - Tikvesh. Stobi are committed to creating wines of superb and impeccable quality. Wines that are unique enough to satisfy the most selective tastes, yet accessible for anyone to be able to enjoy them.
Veritas is a premium wine obtained from the local Macedonian grape variety Vranec. It is produced with a reduced yield of the vines. The removal of entire clusters leads to a significant concentration in the taste of the grapes which remains for harvest. It is rich with polyphenols (antioxidants), has a deep colour and specific aromatic compounds. Dark-ruby, strong color, corpulent, full bodied wine rich in extract. This is a wine with great potential for ageing.
It is an intense deep plum inky black colour with aromas of black cherry, dark chocolate, hints of roasted coffee and spicy vanilla oak. An intense wine that is dry, full bodied with a velvety texture boasting a fine tannic structure, depth and a long finish of cocoa and vanilla.


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Baker McKenzie's Kyiv office provided full legal support to Monsanto, which has now become a part of Bayer group, on all stages of the seeds processing facility construction project in Ukraine.
The largest of its kind in Ukraine, the seeds processing facility was officially opened on 5 September 2018 in Pochuiky, Zhytomyr region. It is reported that the seeds facility is providing 85 permanent and 220 seasonal jobs.
The scope of Baker McKenzie's work included real estate, project financing, and regulatory and competition issues. The Kyiv team supported the project for more than five years, stating from its very inception. Our lawyers conducted legal due diligence, advised on various legal issues relating to construction, land, project financing, regulatory permits and licenses, as well as assisted in obtaining AMC approvals for the project, and more.
Baker McKenzie's Kyiv team was led by the Kyiv office's Managing Partner Serhiy Piontkovsky, Partner Hennadiy Voytsitskyi who acted as a Project Manager, and Partner Oksana Simonova, with key input from Associate Elmaz Abkhairova, and expert input from Senior Associates Hanna Shtepa and Olha Mikheieva and Associates Anna Smyrnova and Khrystyna Knygynytska.
Managing Partner Serhiy Piontkovsky commented: "We are extremely proud to be a part of this milestone project in Ukraine. It involved complex legal structuring, practical approach, problem solving solutions and great team work".
Partner Hennadiy Voytsitskyi noted: "We have been privileged to contribute to the successful consummation of the high magnitude project which significance for the Ukrainian economy is difficult to overestimate; this is yet another flashing sign for the current and potential investors of the immense opportunities offered by Ukraine."


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a&r's News Digest – We dedicate this month's issue to borderline cases for substance-based medical devices, novel food authorization for triple root extract, corrections to the Union List of Novel Foods and proof of tradition after UK's withdrawal from the Union.
Regulatory News
Borderline cases of substance based medical devices
Borderline cases in medical devices are considered to be those where it is not clear from the outset whether a given product is or is not a medical device. The European Commission released recently an update of the manual on borderline cases. Despite the fact that this is not legally binding, there is a high risk of similar product being challenged once they have been classified as non-medical device in the manual. However, only the European Court of Justice (ECJ) can provide an authoritative interpretation of Community law.
An example of these borderline cases is D-mannose. D-mannose was introduced in the EU market in 2015 as a medical device Class IIa for the prevention of urinary tract infections (UTIs). However, based on the scientific data available, the interaction between D-mannose and FimH (a cellular constituent of the fimbria of Escherichia coli present within the user's body) is due to a pharmacological mode of action and not by a mechanical or physical action. Escherichia coli is the main cause of UTIs. Thus, medical devices containing D-mannose do not meet the definition of a medical device and should, therefore, not be marketed in this category.
Another interesting example included in this manual is mineral salt (zeolite), which is used in suspension formulation of medical device products intended to reduce the effect of alcohol. This product is to be taken before the consumption of alcohol with the purpose of reducing the blood ethanol content. According to the manufacturer, the product is a medical device because it prevents and reduces the risk of developing diseases such as hepatic cirrhosis, arterial hypertension, or ischemic/ haemorrhagic ictus by physically binding ethanol. However, reducing the absorption of ethylic alcohol in the blood is not considered a medical purpose. Thus, this product does not fit the definition of medical device, according to Article 1.2 of Directive 93/42/EEC, and thus should not be marketed as such.
Do you need a gap analysis to align with the New Medical Device Regulation (MDR) for your product? a&r has experience to assist medical device companies to update their Technical Documentation.
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Triple combination herbal extract gains novel food status
An extract of three herbal roots, Cynanchum wilfordii, Hemsley, Phlomis umbrosa Turcz. and Angelica gigas Nakai (EstroG -100™) just received a novel food authorization under Regulation (EU) 2015/2283 (21st March 2018). This novel food ingredient can be used in food supplements intended for post-menopausal women.
Prior to the authorization, there was a safety assessment by EFSA that concluded that the extract was considered safe when added to food supplements at a maximum daily dose of 175 mg, which corresponds to the safe level of intake for an adult person with a default body weight of 70 kg.
This is the first time that a triple combination herbal extract gained approval as a novel food. Important to mention is that no health claim was yet approved.
Union List corrections
The Union List of Novel Foods, laid down in Commission Implementing Regulation (EU) 2017/2470, was updated (inclusion of last notifications). Some discrepancies between the Union List and the original authorizations as well typographical errors were corrected.
For more information, please check the following documents:
Proof of Tradition for THMP after UK's withdrawal from the Union
Early this year, the European Medicines Agency provided some clarification related to the United Kingdom's withdrawal from the European Union with regard to the medicinal products for human and veterinary use within the framework of the Centralized Procedure.
For the registration of traditional herbal medicinal products, a period of traditional use within the EU of at least 15 years has to be documented. Data on traditional use in the UK during the period of UK membership in the EU will be accepted also after UK withdrawal (Brexit).
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Probi signs agreement with Cilag on probiotc OTC product
23 March 2018
Probi, a Sweden-based probiotic company, signed a long-term agreement with pharma company Cilag GmbH International, a member of the Johnson & Johnson Family of Companies, for the development of a probiotic product.
Givaudan to acquire Naturex for approximately US$1.6 Billion
26 March 2018
Givaudan, a Swiss manufacturer of flavors and fragrances for the food, beverage and fragrance industries announced that it will acquire Naturex, a French manufacturer and marketer of plant-based specialty ingredients for the food, health and cosmetic industries, in a two-part deal. This acquisition will strengthen Givaudan's portfolio of natural extracts and ingredients.
Nutrino raised $10 million investment to uncover trends based on personalized nutrition
10 April 2018
Nutrino, an Israelian nutrition data startup, announced the completion of Series A round of $8 million, bringing the total raised to $10 million. This investment will expand Nutrino's services across the digital health sector, including food analytics and nutrition insights for people living with diabetes and further development of Nutrino's comprehensive Food database. This platform allows manufacturers to track trends, test product ideas, and understand the competitive landscape.
Tespo raises $3.5M in Series A Funding Led by DSM Venturing
16 April 2018
Tespo, a health and wellness technology company which provides consumers with all-liquid dietary supplements through a countertop dispenser, just closed a deal with DSM Venturing in $3.5M as an investment in personalized, pill-free supplement innovation.
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I love spices, so when I see or hear the words 'pumpkin pie' my eyes light up!
I'd never had pumpkin pie as breakfast before, so I pondered why it couldn't be more than just a 'sometimes' food. I wanted to make it healthy enough to have every single morning if I wanted. For all the pumpkin pie nerds out there, this one is for you.
This not only makes an ace breakfast, but it's also a pretty impressive dessert.
Serves 8
Tip: I use a pumpkin pie spice mix that is made up of ground cinnamon, ginger, cloves and nutmeg. If you can't find a read-made pumpkin spice combo, use a very small amount of these spices and be careful not to overdo it on the cloves, as they're super strong.


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Saturday, December 7, 2013
Advantages of Ayurveda
Ayurveda, the most sophisticated and accurate approach in health care was introduced by some eminent people around 5000 years ago in India
Ayurveda aims at finding the root of a disease and then eradicating it completely from the patient whereas Allopathy aims at giving patient an instantaneous relief by destroying organisms that caused the disease but it is not guaranteed that the disease is permanently cured.
Ayurvedic treatment mainly consists of essence of fruits, vegetables, spices and natural herbs which helps in curing diseases without having any side effects on the patient's body. Though it is not the fastest treatment but surely the most effective one.
Ayurveda is well aware of the system of body and instead of suppressing it, it approaches directly to the origin and cures the disturbing element. This methodology minimizes the chances of side effects, giving the patient permanent relief from the disease. Ayurveda not only deals with the treatment but also teaches us the style of proper living i.e. a healthy and prosperous life.
Ayurveda is now-a-days excelling Allopathic treatment as people are becoming conscious about their future along with their present. They want a permanent relief rather than a swift and temporary one. Modern doctors have also started suggesting Ayurvedic medicines along with the Allopathic treatment as Ayurveda is bringing a great revolution in the field of medical science.
Hope you know what you are getting by taking Ayurveda.
See you tomorrow.
Until then, take care. Bye
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Here are a couple out-takes from a shoot I did last Friday. There are 3 other images from this shoot that I plan on posting on my website, one of them will be my opener. I'm super happy with the way they came out.
My photographs are not traditionally perfect- they are defined by what moves me, and by what I see as beautiful. My definition of beauty is rare, pure, and flawed. For I am not perfect and I am drawn to the uniqueness that exists among us.


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FREEPORT — The Walton County Sheriff's Office is asking for help in finding a missing teenager.
Rhiannon Nichole Caldwell, 14, left her home on McDaniels Fishcamp Road on Monday and has not returned, according to a news release from the Sheriff's Office.
When she left home she had a cellphone that did not belong to her. It was not the first time Caldwell has run away, the release said.
Caldwell is 5 feet, 4 inches tall, weighs about 195 pounds and has hazel eyes and shoulder-length, curly brown hair. She has a self-tattooed half-moon on her right wrist.
Anyone with information is asked to call the Walton County Sheriff's Office at (850)-892-8186 or remain anonymous by calling Emerald Coast Crime Stoppers at (850) 863-TIPS.


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Building the Problem-Solving Machine – Eric Verzuh
March 23, 2011
Students from my classes will recognize Eric Verzuh as the author of one of our textbooks, The Fast Forward MBA in Project Management. His recent article, Building the Problem-Solving Machine: Team Building Guidelines for Project Managers, defines and offers guidelines for developing high performance teams. As always, Eric offers concrete, usable advice.
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In the afternoon, the cardinals called
from one side of the road to the other,
and back again, in their scarlet on white
notes of winter discontent.
I walked between the call and response
of the two red bluesmen,
each pining for something they felt,
not knowing a definitive why,
other than "I hafta."
To my left, I heard the song again,
and then the drive and dip flight
toward my right of the late winter player.
Toward what? Did it matter?
Snow began to fall and the song faded
among the maples.
I whistled something like
the cardinal's song among the flakes
along my way home.
On the snowy shoulder of a birch
out front of the house, I saw him,
his head moving in twitchy turns
with my twitchy air.
He corrected my pronunciation
and flew off, disappearing in the wash
of white surrounding us. I dutifully
brushed snow from the doorway
and wondered what it'd be like
to stop pining, to feel something
other than cold, and know why
I wanted to continue singing.
Maybe just because "I hafta."


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Luxurious riverside retreat just an hour from London
Set in show-stealing surroundings overlooking the River Thames, Danesfield House is a luxury hotel brimming with country-house elegance between the famous towns of Henley and Marlow.
- Country house luxe just an hour from London.
- Stunning formal gardens complete with topiary and a maze.
- Fine dining.
- An outstanding Spa and wellness centre.
Hit the Spot
'Twixt the Thames-side towns of Henley and Marlow.
There are 65 acres of stunning formal gardens with a putting green and croquet lawn, tennis courts and a full spa with swimming pool.
Good to know
Danesfield is big and grand – it's not for those seeking a small and intimate hotel experience.
Essential info
Check in15:00
Minimum StayNo
ClosedOpen all year
ParkingThere is free guest parking.
AirportLondon Heathrow – 23 miles
TrainMarlow station – 3 miles
PetsThe Junior Garden Suites are our pet friendly rooms
ChildrenWelcome. Children under two stay free.
LocationHenley Road, Marlow-On-Thames, Buckinghamshire, SL7 2EY, United Kingdom
78 rooms and suites
Special features
No two rooms are the same at Danesfield House. Each one of our 78 beautiful bedrooms and suites has been individually designed to make your stay unique. Some are bespoke finished with traditional country house fittings and fixtures, including sumptuously soft and comfortable four-poster beds. Others enjoy breathtaking views out over the meandering River Thames, while others are designed to a more contemporary style, offering extra space laid out over two floors. Each room comes with robes and slippers with Damana bath products.
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For river views (essential for the full Danesfield experience), opt for a River Room or Suite.
Eat & Drink
Dining In
Dining at Danesfield House is run by Executive Head Chef Billy Reid. Billy turns simple produce into well executed modern British food.
The Restaurant at Danesfield House is open daily for breakfast, lunch, afternoon tea and dinner. It comprises of three areas, the Orangery, Oak Room and in the warmer months the Terrace.
Breakfast is served until 10am.
Room service
Available 24 hours.
See & Do
There's plenty to do around here, and no better place to start than nearby Henley on Thames, home of the famous Regatta. Hire a boat for the morning to potter along the river (Danesfield's kitchen brigade will provide the picnic) or visit the town's fascinating River and Rowing Museum.
Riverside Marlow and Windsor are close by, together with the delights of rural Buckinghamshire. Other must-see attractions include the Roald Dahl museum at Great Missenden, Oxford's famous colleges and the grand stately homes of Hughenden Manor and Grey's Court.
The hotel's Aromatherapy Associates Spa – offering similar treatments to the spas in Necker Island and The Savoy – is the place to relax and revitalize. Features include a 20 metre swimming pool, sauna, Jacuzzi, steam room and high-tech gym.


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Kevin Love sounded a little bit lost when he spoke about his role in the offense after Cleveland's loss to San Antonio on Wednesday night.
The Cavaliers are off to a 5-5 start, and Love — more than any other Cavaliers player — has seen his production take a major hit. He's getting fewer shots, scoring fewer points, and shooting the worst percentage of his career.
He told ESPN's Dave McMenamin after the game that he was having trouble adapting to his new role:
"It's come to a point where I'm just trying to find myself in this offense. It's almost related to when you come into the league; usually the guys that dominate the ball so much tend to learn a lot quicker than a guy like myself, a big man. So, I'm just trying to find different spots in the offense."
"Like anything it's going to take time. I'm not worried about it. I'm not mad at it, don't feel any sort of grudge or anything like that. I just want to help this team. I think I came here to win and we're going to figure it out. It's still early."
The problem is that Love was the focal point of the offense in Minnesota last year. He could get the ball whenever he wanted, wherever he wanted. The entire offense revolved around him.
That's not the case this year.
Before the season even began Love talked about how he was concerned that he would be stranded on the three-point line too much and not get enough touches in the post. After 10 games, it's clear that this is an unresolved issue.
Love is taking just 20% of his shots at the rim (down from 25% last year) and 43% of his shots from beyond the 3-point line (up from 36% last year). He's also getting to the free throw line three fewer times per game — a direct result of his move from the paint to the perimeter.
LeBron James was asked about getting Love the ball in the post before Friday's game against the Wizards, and he put the responsibility on Love to "demand" the ball down low. From Cleveland.com:
"It's the demand. Kevin's a guy, if he wants the ball in the post, he gets it in the post. If he demands it, we'll give it to him."
All of this is sort of besides the point. The Cavaliers have gotten off to a disappointing start, they're still ranked 4th in offensive efficiency. The problem is that they can't guard anyone. They're ranked 24th in defensive efficiency, and it's hard to see a way that gets considerably better with their current roster.
Their best bet right now might be to try and outscore teams in shootouts. But to do that they need the Kevin Love who was one of the three best offensive players in the NBA last year.


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Mario badescu is just one of those brands that I have always wanted to try but didn't really want to spend money on. Not for any other reason then the packaging doesn't really excite me. Luckily though, I was gifted a few beauty bits from the brand and one of the things I was excited to try the most was the Mario Badescu Ginseng Moist Cream.
Ginseng is an incredible ingredient that is known as a strong anti-aging skin care treatment. Here are some other benefits of this potent ingredient:
Reduced appearance of wrinkles and fine lines
Anti-aging: Can help firm and tighten your look.
Great for sensitive and oily skin: Ginseng helps counteract dryness, and because of its properties, it can help with oily skin as well as sensitive skin. Its has a natural ability to balance oils.
Brightens skin tone: Some small studies on ginseng berry extract have found that it has potential in lightening and brightening the look of your skin.
Like most herbs, ginseng also protects the skin from environmental effects. The other ingredients this cream boasts about having is Rice Bran oil. Rice Bran Oil is full of antioxidants and it helps to soften the skin by moisturising without making it feel greasy. Lastly they've included Beeswax to seal in vitamins and nutrients.
The packaging label states: "absorbs quickly, leaving behind a protective layer on the skin's surface without feeling heavy. Ginseng Extract provides a rejuvenating boost that helps invigorate skin and encourage a more radiant complexion."
Anti-ageing and radiant skin? I'm sure you can see why I was excited now!
The moisturiser comes in it's signature white plastic packaging with green writing. The tub is surprisingly lightweight so it would be good for travel or to keep in your hand bag.
I love that there is a foil seal, which means that it will stay fresh in it's packaging. Once it's unsealed, the product is good for ——– months before it expires (or it's benefits stop working to their full potential anyway).
The product is white in colour and quite thick in its consistency. It is however very easy to work into your skin but it doesn't melt into it straight away. Once I've worked it into my face there is a layer of moisturiser which doesn't feel greasy but instead it feels almost sticky. It took some time for me to realise that I actually only need a small amount of cream on my face for it to be sufficiently mositurised. My personal preference is creams that leave my skin feeling like there is nothing on it so this did take some getting used to.
The ginseng moist cream also has quite a strong herbal/medicinal smell. If I'm honest it's not one I can get used to. Luckily it fades after a while but not completely. If I'm not going over it with foundation then I will get random whiffs of it throughout the day which I'm not keen on. In terms of doing its actual job of moisturising, I really can't complain. My dry patches on the sides of my nose and in between my eyebrows were very well moisturised and my dry, flaky skin was kept at bay. It's a great moisturiser for very very dry skin and/or the winter months. I definitely won't be repurchasing this over the summer months when I want my skin to feel weightless.
Alternatively it actually makes a fantastic hand cream. My hands have been extremely dry due to using lactic acid on my face and this cleared it up a treat.
The cream is priced at £18.50 on Beauty Bay. It's a reasonable price but if I'm honest I feel like the price point is on the high side when you think about just how much product you're getting. Would I recommend it? Only if you have very very dry skin and if you're looking for a moisturiser for winter months.Will I repurchase it? If I'm completely honest, probably not.
I've always been curious about this brand, still not sure if I want to try it yet.
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The future of Papakura is in good hands if Opaheke School's students are anything to go by.
Years 7 and 8 students explored the idea of 'Deciding the Future' and set about talking to residents about what they liked about the area and their hopes for the future, before turning their attention to Papakura Local Board's plans.
They used the information gathered and their own experiences to come up with ways to improve their community.
Board chair Brent Catchpole and member Katrina Winn visited the school to judge the projects and Mr Catchpole says the ideas were creative, future-focused and insightful.
Teacher Dylan Marshall said the board should be congratulated for deciding to listen to young voices in the community. "Our young people see the issues and the joys around them and are keen to make a difference in their portion of the world, they just need the support to make that happen."
The projects
The students visited the board offices this week and heard the winning project was about establishing a learning centre for people with disabilities.
"The students have identified an opportunity to help people with challenges and the concept and designs produced are innovative as well as understanding of the special needs involved," says Mr Catchpole.
A trampoline centre was awarded second place, with a design incorporating chill-out areas, trampolines, dodgeball, foam pit and walking wall. The students were inspired by watching their friends travel to other parts of the city to access similar facilities, and to help the board reach its goal of having fit, active and engaged residents.
In third place was a combined exercise area for people and their pets that the children believe could be sited in Ray Small Park to help people lead active healthy lives. The students say it would not be too expensive, would add value to an existing amenity, and provide a tangible benefit for those who could not afford gyms.
Other projects advanced by the school were for an animal shelter, improvements to drains to prevent pollution, an adventure park based around existing trees, plans to reduce food waste and the development of a 'fantasy' play area with indoor online gaming and outdoor sports brought inside so they could be played year-round.
Adding value to the community
Board deputy chair Felicity Auva'a encouraged the school to continue with its think tank idea next year.
"The ideas that these young people have submitted perhaps challenge conventional thinking and they certainly show us there are new and untested ways of approaching problems and adding value to our community," she says.
Mr Catchpole said the board would include some of the ideas presented in its planning. "These things can take time, but good ideas are always good ideas, and it would be brilliant for you all to see some of your work come to fruition.
"As young people, Papakura is already your community so your ideas can guide its future."


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It's time to share our top posts of the year that was 2015. As has been the trend for us, last year saw continued growth in our readership, subscribers, and global reach. I know I say this every year and it's probably redundant but Thirty Roses began with me very honestly thinking not a single person would ever look at it. That it's read by thousands of people around the world is truly humbling and I can't thank you enough.
The last year saw fewer posts since we've been increasingly busy with our consultation work. That said, we saw more traffic than ever on Thirty Roses. Here were the top posts from 2015:
5) Our first Underappreciated Artists/Artists We Love hybrid was a huge success! We're glad you loved it as much as we did. Underappreciated Artists/Artists We Love: Jesse Valenzuela
4) The 4th most popular post of last year and the most popular Underappreciated Artists ever! Reread this and go listen to The Rembrandts. If you aren't familiar with them, becoming a fan should be your New Year's resolution. Underappreciated Artists: The Rembrandts
3) Still a popular article after all this time: Grief and Resilience or: How Heartbreak Led Me Back to the Music Industry
2) Because people saw this at the end of the DJ Slugo article, this came in second. What You Need to Know About Pay to Play
1) Not only the most popular post of last year, the most popular post ever on Thirty Roses. While there were a few other outlets that wrote about DJ Slugo's pay to play scheme, we were the only source that had copies of actual email correspondence Slugo sent to artists. We're grateful our artist friends trusted us with their story and appreciate all of the sharing of this article. By far, our number one story of last year:
DJ Slugo Fired From Spike Lee Film For Pay to Play Scheme


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Credit unions continued the performance trends of the
last two years into the first quarter of 2003. And similar
to other quarters' performances, credit unions increased
their reliance on non-interest income. However, since
the end of the first quarter there has been a settlement
reached between retailers and the two major credit card
associations on their interchange fees. Implications
from this settlement will lead credit unions to look
for other fee income revenue sources.
As operating expenses continue to increase at a faster
rate than credit unions can increase their ability to
generate interest income through loans and investments,
credit unions have had to grow the amount of revenue
they earn via various fees to maintain a healthy bottom
line. The table below outlines the credit union business
model of income and expense as of March 31, 2003.
All of the numbers listed above are annualized as a
percent of average assets. Important to note is that
non-interest income is higher than net income: without
that additional source of income credit unions would
not be profitable.
This reliance on fee income has been steadily increasing
over the last few years. Four years ago non-interest
income made up 10% of total revenue versus over 16%
today. But a portion of this income is in danger due
to the recent settlement on interchange fees.
Visa and Mastercard have already announced that they
will lower their interchange fees by at least one-third
by August 1st. That means that credit unions will earn
33% less for the same number of interchange transactions.
How much will this impact a credit union's bottom line?
Callahan & Associates surveyed 60 credit unions
to better understand how they generated non-interest
income. Those credit unions generated a combined $74
billion in non-interest income in the first quarter
of this year. Over $13 billion of that, an 18% share,
came from debit interchange fees.
If those interchange decreases had already taken place,
than one-third of that interchange income would not
have been earned. That would have reduced non-interest
income by 6%. That 6% reduction is assuming the same
volume of interchange transactions. However, with retailers
now able to insist on PIN-based transactions, the number
of interchange transactions could decrease as well,
which means the actual drop in fee income could be even
greater than 6%. If you apply the 6% decrease in fee
income to the business model display above, that non-interest
income number decreases from 1.08 to 1.02. Such a decrease
would have lowered return on average assets below 1%.
Credit unions, for the most part, would like to see
their ROA remain above that 1% threshold. In order to
do this, they will need to make up for that 6% decline
somewhere else. With operating expenses on the rise,
and the current interest rate environment not the most
friendly for large interest income increases, most credit
unions will likely look for another non-interest source
to compensate for the upcoming decline. As such, look
for credit unions to be very receptive to products or
services that could make up for this potential shortfall.
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A few days ago, a "ModelMayhem Edu" post came across my Facebook news feed that I read and found to be very interesting! The article was titled "8 Considerations for Potential Nude Models" and it was written by Art Model, Dekilah. As the title suggests, it listed 8 important things that models should think about or consider before deciding to become a nude model.[Read more…]
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You've got goals this year. You're going to stay hydrated, try new things, break old habits and focus on yourself! That means committing to the things that are good for you, that will serve you and produce positive results. We're here to help start your year off right—at least with your hair. Right now, if you purchase two litre-size Aveda products, you will receive a FREE Aveda paddle brush ($28 value).
When re-upping your stock of your favorite Aveda hair products, it might be default to reach for the normal size bottle on the shelf, but here's why litres are better. The biggest advantage as a consumer is that purchasing in litres saves you 20% per ounce, so you're paying less for the product you already know you love. Not to mention, choosing and using the specific Aveda line that is right for your hair over a longer period of time is going to produce the results you want to see. Aveda has over a dozen types of litres that target everything from curly hair to color-treated hair, dry/damaged hair and more. And you're even doing something for the earth, because you're using 28% less plastic.
Environmentally-friendly, financially savvy, and a overall wise decision for your tresses—what's not to love?
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Now that you've got the perfect litre set that targets your specific needs, you need a great brush to help keep your hair healthy and looking lush. The Aveda wooden paddle brush is designed with extended bristles for easy detangling, reducing stress to the hair and scalp during blow drying and styling. It also has ventilation holes at the middle/bottom that provide ventilation, and drainage while preventing any bacterial growth that could occur with pooling inside the brush. Our clients say it's the best brush they ever invested in, and we agree.
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Introduction and Relevant Definitions
Java, in the context of software, means numerous computer software products and specifications. Taken together these provide a system for developing application software and deploying it in a cross platform environment. Java is provided by Sun Microsystems. Computer Software, or simply software, refers to digital data which can be stored, processed and displayed by a computer. JavaEE application development is software designed to help the user perform a particular task.
Java finds application on a wise range of computing platforms. These range from super – computers and enterprise servers on the high end to mobile cell phones and embedded devices on the low end. Java applets are used in desktop computers to obtain secure World Wide Web services. However it is not commonly used on desktops. Java is most widely used in web servers, mobiles and enterprise applications.
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Chocolate Peanut Brittle
Our home economists prepare this brittle in the microwave. So it's easy enough for anyone to make!
Total TimePrep: 20 min. + cooling
Makesabout 1-1/4 pounds
- 1 cup sugar
- 1/4 cup light corn syrup
- 2 cups salted peanuts
- 1 teaspoon butter
- 1/4 cup baking cocoa
- 1 teaspoon baking soda
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- Grease a 15x10x1-in. pan and a metal spatula; set aside.
- In a 2-qt. microwave-safe bowl, combine sugar and corn syrup. Microwave, uncovered, on high for 4 minutes; stir. Cook 3 minutes longer. Stir in peanuts and butter. Microwave for 30-60 seconds or until mixture turns a light amber color (mixture will be very hot).
- Quickly stir in cocoa, baking soda and vanilla until combined. Immediately pour into prepared pan; spread with the metal spatula. Cool before breaking into pieces. Store in an airtight container.
Editor's NoteThis recipe was tested in a 1,100-watt microwave.
Nutrition Facts1 ounce-weight: 139 calories, 7g fat (1g saturated fat), 1mg cholesterol, 132mg sodium, 16g carbohydrate (12g sugars, 2g fiber), 4g protein. Diabetic Exchanges: 1-1/2 fat, 1 starch.
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VERIFIED BY Taste of Home Test Kitchen I don't think so. The 4 minute cook time is not correct. The sugar and corn syrup BURNED and turned black and hard under 3 minutes. I cut my finger on the sharp edge of the burnt sugar, corn syrup breaking it out of the bowl.Really Taste Of Home? I thought you tested this.........This is a complete FAIL
Dec 22, 2012
I did the 4 minutes and it came out burnt and very dark brown. It immediately got hard and I'm still soaking the container. Obviously, the timing is incorrect! If I would have cooked it another 3 minutes as stated it would have been cement!


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Sealing components are used to retain the hydraulic medium securely inside a hydraulic system. A defined moistening of the counter surface with lubricating medium is desirable when the required service life is taken into account. A sealing component is referred to in this regard as leaky if the hydraulic medium is visible from the outside in the form of dripping leakage.
Pneumatic seals are any of a class of seals used in applications including rotary or reciprocating motions. They are often used in pneumatic cylinders and valves. Pneumatic seals do not work well under high pressure. Therefore, they are generally used in areas of lower pressure.
Pneumatic seals require minimal lubrication when exposed to air in order to create a tight seal. Pneumatic seals may also be exposed to high operating speeds at which the pressure is not high. Piston seals, rod seals, flange packings, u-cups, and vee-cups are a few sealing designs that take advantage of pneumatic seals. The difference between pneumatic seals and hydraulic seals is pressure. Pneumatic seals typically have a pressure range of 1 to 150 pound-force per square inch (psi), while hydraulic pressure can reach greater than 10,000 psi.
Sometimes, composite seals are used as pneumatic seals. Composite seals are seals composed of two or three different materials. Therefore, pneumatic seals are often found in products requiring one seal for many parts. A PTFE ring and an elastomer ring are often used in this situation. NASA uses this technology in their rocket systems. Composite pneumatic seals are also used in the diesel engines for trucks.
A pneumatic seal's sealing orientation can be internal as with a rod seal, external as with a piston, symmetrical, or axial. With internal pneumatic seals, a housing bore surrounds the seal and the sealing lip touches the shaft. This seal requires very little lubricant.
With external piston pneumatic seals, the seal surrounds a shaft and the sealing lip touches the housing bore. This system requires more lubrication. Symmetric pneumatic seals are the same on both sides, and axial pneumatic seals fit axially against the housing. In both cases, however, the seals are used externally and require more lubrication.
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The ubiquitous rotary shaft seal is often taken for granted, however careful consideration of operating paramaters at the design stage can often lead to longer life and optimised performance.
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*Our next Triad MQG meeting is Tuesday, September 26 at 6:30pm.
*If you are participating in the Houston MQG swap - bring your project to this meeting! If you plan to miss, please make arrangements ahead of time so your project is at the meeting. *We will also collect monetary donations to send to help with the recovery from Hurricanes Harvey and Maria.
*** please bring your money and tickets sold to date for the raffle quilt. The drawing is at the November meeting, but we'd like to see where we currently stand. Remember, any member who sells $20 or more in raffle tickets is eligible for a drawing of 50 fat quarters!


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Her beautiful photos are all around the web, but in case you missed them, take a look at Elena Shumilova's photos of her children and animals together. And check her website to see all her works. {on Bored Panda and Helena Shumilova}
The château of Versailles will probably have an hotel soon. Finally, tourists will be able to spend a night (or more) in a five stars hotel, just outside the gates of Marie Antoinette's palace. How charming! {on Cn Traveler}
Memorable dance moments during fashion shows. {on Another}
If you can (and want to) spend $27,500 a month you can rent the Upper East Side townhouse where Marilyn Monroe used to stay when in the New York. She used to call it her "sanctuary". {on Daily Mail}
I never saw something designed by Lulu Guinness that I didn'y like. This carpet makes no exception. {on The Rug Company}
An easy diy to turn a male shirt into an off-the-shoulder dress. {on A Pair and A Spare}
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|Monmouth Fair @ Monmouth, Maine
A small family agricultural fair with midway, animal exhibits, crafts and animal pull events.
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|Northern Maine Fair @ Presque Isle, Maine
Large family fair, lots of rides and exhibits, horse pulling, harness racing, tractor pulling, demo derby.
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|Houlton Fair @ Houlton, Maine
A small fair featuring livestock, crafts, midway and state entertainment
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|Ossipee Valley Fair @ South Hiram, Maine
Old-fashion fair, unique exhibit halls, lots of livestock, midway, drag racing, animal pull events.
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|Waterford World's Fair @ North Waterford, Maine
A small family oriented agricultural fair, featuring LOCAL vendors, entertainment and livestock. Old MacDonald's Barn full of animals to touch, outside stage with local talent, demonstrations & livestock exhibits
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|Pittston Fair @ Pittston, Maine
Small, family-oriented country fair. Midway, animal pulling events, childrens games, Strawberry Festival.
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|Bangor State Fair @ Bangor, Maine
A large family fair featuring a midway, animal exhibits, crafts, commercial exhibits, flower show.
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|Topsham Fair @ Topsham, Maine
Agricultural exhibits, animal pull events, 4-H, crafts, midway and harness racing.
|8 - 17
|Skowhegan State Fair @ Skowhegan, Maine
A large agricultural fair featuring a huge midway, animal exhibits, crafts, commercial exhibits, flower show, animal pull events and harness racing.
|17 - 24
Union Fair @ Union, Maine
|21 - 22
Maine Farm Days @ Clinton, Maine
|22 - 25
|Piscataquis Valley Fair @ Dover-Foxcroft, Maine
Agricultural exhibits, milking parlor, home made ice cream, crafts, midway, mechanical pulling, demo derbies, animal pulling and stage shows.
|22 - 25
|Acton Fair @ Acton, Maine
Outstanding exhibits, 4-H, livestock exhibit, flower show, animal pull events, midway.
|Springfield Fair @ Springfield, Maine
Stage shows, animal and mechanical pulling, antique autos, midway, livestock exhibits.
|Aug 25 - 2
|Windsor Fair @ Windsor, Maine
A large, progressive fair with extensive agricultural, art/crafts exhibits. Large midway, animal pull events, harness racing and mechanical pulling.
|Aug 29 - 2
|Blue Hill Fair @ Blue Hill, Maine
Great country fair, midway, exhibits, non-pari-mutuel racing, animal pull events, entertainment.
|Aug 30 - 2
|Harmony Free Fair @ Harmony, Maine
Free Admission, Free Parking, Stage Shows, Animal and Mechanical Pulling, Midway, Demo Derby, Livestock and Exhibit Hall.
|5 - 8
|Clinton Lions Agricultural Fair @ Clinton, Maine
Clinton Family oriented agricultural fair with animal and mechanical pulling utstanding midway, exhibit halls, stage entertainment and woodsmen contest.
|6 - 8
|Litchfield Fair @ Litchfield, Maine
Country fair with large midway, agricultural exhibits, livestock, animal pull events. Historical fair museum.
|11 - 14
|Oxford County Fair @ Oxford, Maine
Livestock shows, animal pull events, midway, crafts, and exhibits
|13 - 15
|New Portland Lion's Fair @ N. New Portland, Maine
Midway, exhibit hall, animal and mechanical pulling, crafts, livestock
exhibits, woodsmen day, stage shows.
|15 - 21
|Farmington Fair @ Farmington, Maine
Large midway, exhibit halls, livestock exhibits, animal pull events, harness racing, demolition derby.
|20 - 22
|Common Ground Fair @ Unity, Maine
A celebration of rural life, demonstrations, Maine-Organic produced foods and crafts as well as livestock exhibits.
|22 - 28
|Cumberland Fair @ Cumberland Ctr, Maine
Large exhibit halls, midway and livestock exhibits. Animal pull events and harness racing.
|Sept 29 - 6
|Fryeburg Fair @ Fryeburg, Maine
Maine's largest agricultural fair. Beautiful setting in prime foliage season. Exhibit halls, museum, harness racing and livestock shows.
Agricultural Fairs
Maine has some of the best agricultural fairs in New England. If you want to know more about Maine's Great Agricultural fairs, go to the Maine Agricultural Fairs website for the latest news and information or link directly to the fairs listed below.


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Technical Talk With David Biggs
Columnist David Biggs answers industry-related questions he receives. This installment focuses on reinforcements, read more about this topic and more.
Here's To A Fresh Start
Bronzella Cleveland, Editor
The Continuation Of A Legacy
From the Editor: What Inspires You?
Each day I rummage through my email, hoping for just a few treasures, as if I were at a flea market or a thrift store. I'm hoping for some tiny morsel of inspiration, whether it's a project that stands out or an interesting topic to share. How do you choose which projects you will work on? Do you even get that choice? Once you begin your work, what inspires you?
Industry Outlook: Industry 4.0 to Disrupt Construction
You hear it every day. The construction business is changing. You need to be prepared for the technological transformation. Jobsites need to be outfitted with digital technology that will enhance productivity, safety and collaboration. This is all being driven by the potential of Industry 4.0, which takes the IoT (Internet of Things) to the next level. It's more than just connecting devices to the internet. Specifically, it will impact both construction workers and operators out in the field, as well as building owners.
VR Tools for AEC Professionals: Worldviz Introduces Vizible
Vizible isn't just about enabling these interactions, though. As Zach Goepel from Procore Technologies (a Santa Barbara construction project management software company not too far from us) notes: "What's unique about Vizible is how easy it is to share an experience with others." Making the next generation of user-friendly collaboration tools requires expertise with user interfaces for VR, and we've been building that expertise for more than a decade at WorldViz. We want to help users hold meetings and demos in virtual reality as easily as they would have a Skype call.
Special Report: Vectorworks Hosts Third Annual Design Summit
As an architecture student, you were exposed to a particular design software. Maybe it was one of the most well known in the field at the time. After graduation, when you joined an architecture firm or opened your own, you went with that software, right? Vectorworks wants to be the go-to BIM software for the AEC environment, and to change how you think about design software.
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Reducing the Impact of Building Envelopes
Achieving sustainability within the building envelope starts with specifying the right products. The author offers three strategies to reduce the environmental impact of your design.
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Working in partnership with Malaysian insurers, we are able to identify and prevent serious criminal activity that harms them, their customers and wider society.
Motor insurers are often regarded as acceptable targets for both opportunistic fraud and organised criminals funding crime by crashing cars or staging accidents for cash. According to the General Insurance Association of Malaysia (PIAM), the national trade association representing all insurers in the country, motor insurance claims paid out by insurers amounted to RM2.68 billion in 1H 20171.
Cracking down on fraud
The Malaysian insurance industry is currently working on a Fraud Intelligence System (FIS) initiative to combat insurance fraud, which is estimated to cause RM500 million in losses yearly, or 10% of motor portfolio incurred losses2. The ultimate goal is to ensure that any cost of fraud is not passed on to the consumer in the form of premiums.
Malaysian insurers understand that finding fraudsters targeting multiple organisations calls for a sophisticated, united approach. This requires analytics honed to detect subtle patterns revealing hidden criminal fingerprints across multiple data sources indicating criminal collusion, and tools which allow investigators to make fast, accurate, consistent decisions about suspicious cases without slowing down the settlement of genuine claims.
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After evaluating many providers in the market, BAE Systems was selected by ISM as a strategic partner for this endeavour. In order to support Malaysia's aggressive approach to disrupting and preventing organised motor claims, we've leveraged our decades of experience in providing national-scale detection and investigation technology and analytics to root out the most difficult-to-find criminals. Working in partnership with Malaysian insurers, we are able to identify and prevent serious criminal activity that harms them, their customers and wider society. The system provides insurers with the backend analytics, which helps to provide context to give a more accurate and penetrating detection, while providing fraud teams with actionable intelligence to prevent fraud quickly and confidently.
By spotting and denying more complex and sophisticated fraudulent behaviour, Malaysian insurers can deny organised criminals easy access to cash that may be used to commit further crimes. This will in turn reduce the burden on honest insurance customers who shoulder the cost of fraudulent claims.
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text: KeithLuneau 0 Report post Posted October 8, 2006 (edited) I've been flying and old Hobby Shack "Schoolboy .09" that was converted to electric power for a while. While it served me well, it was a bit underpowered and heavy. The weight was nice on windy days, it penetrated well, but I was ready to move on. I started looking around at what's a vailable and couldnt find anything really suited to what I wanted. Then I started looking at what I had here already. I had a Slowstick that had seen better days, and needed another tail. Those foam ones aren't much to look at to begin with, much less once they've been broken and repaired a few times. I had a Dynaflite Piece O' Cake kit that I started buiding a while back and lost intrest in. The main reason I bought that kit was for the wing. I've got a scratch buuilt glider that was built to almost the exact specs of the POC, and needs a wing. I'll probably finish the wing and give it to that plane later. Anyway, back to the video plane. I've always wanted to fly an ultralight, it just look so fun flying out in the open with no distractions. So, I decided to build something that resembled and ultralight. I used the Slowstick Fuselage and plastic parts. I built up the tail from the POC kit, on a piece of basswood stick that would slide snugly into the aluminum fuselage. It slides 3" into the back, allowing me to run two bolts through the fuselage and the stick to hold it on, and easily remove the tail for whatever reason, storage, hauling around in my car, or to swap the tail out for a different one if I decide to. I used the Slowstick wing for now, though I'm looking at alternatives, and the Stevens Aero SoarStik wing looks nice. I soldered up some music wire to form a "cockpit" cage underneath. I then added a seat, floorboard, and some guages. The camera hangs down from the aluminum channel, over the seat for a "pilots view." I flew it for one flight a couple of days ago, and it flys great! It's so stable and slow, almost crawling across the sky. It's a great platform for video, as I can watch my display and look around, watch cetain landmarks as I fly over, and not worry about the plane getting out of hand. Power is a Super 400 Cobalt motor in a GWS EPS-400 "D" gearbox, with an 11x4.7 APC prop, Kontroniks Sun3000 30 amp ESC which I love, and 7 KAN 1400mAh cells. It'll get airborne in 10-15 feet, and climbs out great. It likes to putt around at about 1/3-1/2 throttle. I'm so happy with how it turned out. I almost hate to get rid of the Slowstick wing, it flies too good, but a built up balsa wing would be nice I think. I might just wait and see how this one holds out. So, on to the good part... Edited October 8, 2006 by KeithLuneau Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites


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Located 400km South of Katherine in the Victoria River District of the Northern Territory.
Wave Hill/Cattle Creek is the company's largest station stretching over 1.2 million hectares. It is a breeding property, using Grey Brahman, Charolais and Charbray bulls. Traditionally Wave Hill supplies the live export market but stock can be moved south into Queensland if required. A Cessna 182T plane is used for bore runs and mustering. Mustering on the ground is done on horseback. Average rainfall is approx. 713mm per year.
Approx. 60,000 head of cattle.
Manager: Gavin and Narelle Miller
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Morstone Downs Station is approximately 176,000 hectares and is located in Queensland near Camooweal.
It is a breeding property with Brahman and Brahman/Charbray cross cattle. Weaner steers are moved to Oban for finishing. Morstone runs approximately 15,000 head of cattle. Mustering is done on horseback. Average rainfall is approx. 476mm per year.
Manager: Ian & Kerry Fletcher
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Oban Station is approximately 261,000 hectares and is located 90km South-West of Mt Isa. Oban is a bullock depot turning out thousands of prime grass fed bullocks each year. Mustering is done on horseback and motorbikes. Average rainfall is approx. 435mm per year and runs approx 10,000 head of cattle.
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Magowra Station is approximately 294,000 hectares and is located in Queensland's Gulf Country near Normanton. The Bynoe and Flinders Rivers flow through Magowra. Burke & Wills Camp 119 on the Little Bynoe River is a heritage listed site.
Magowra is a breeding property (approx 30,000 head) using both Droughtmaster and Brahman bulls. Steers and surplus heifers are moved to either our growing or fattening blocks.
Mustering is done on horseback. The average rainfall is approx. 775mm per year.
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Allendale Station
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Facial pain and jaw pain can be the result of a range of health problems. If the patient has a sore jaw, a TMJ diagnosis is particularly likely. TMJ disorders are jaw problems caused by swelling deep within the jaw joint.
But before seeking treatment for temporomandibular disorder from a TMJ specialist, you need to know if TMJ dysfunction is the cause of your facial pain - and that involves ruling out other possibilities.
Face pain can be a result of dental problems such as an infection or an abscessed tooth, or it can result from jaw alignment problems. Dental treatment, sometimes including orthodontics, can relieve tooth pain.
Pain in the face can also be the result of sinusitis or sinus infection. When it comes to the head and face, where you feel the pain may not actually be the source. Jaw trouble can lead to headaches, or a tooth abscess may masquerade as jaw pain.
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If it's not any of these, it might well be TMJ disorder. The other diagnosis to consider is trigeminal neuralgia, an alarmingly painful nerve problem that leads to the sensation of sharp pain in the face, even with the smallest stimulus. Treatments are available, but the condition is commonly considered one of the most painful that exist.
Sensitivity to heat and cold. Loosened teeth, fractures, and a debilitating headache. All this can occur while you sleep - from grinding your teeth. Dentistry calls it bruxism.
Talk about shell shock. Dentists see evidence of life in the fast lane everyday. As many as 90 percent of us grind our teeth each night, on the average of five episodes per evening. The bite force is so powerful - over 200 pounds per square inch - and the noise so fearful, you cannot physically duplicate this phenomenon when you're wide awake. While you're sleeping, a lot of damage is being done that could be causing TMJ symptoms.
Bruxing seems to be associated with the REM stage of sleep, that never-never land where dreaming and rapid eye movement occur. There is some evidence that a bite out of alignment contributes to bruxing, but most agree stress is the problem. Or, even more alarming, the anticipation of stress.
Most people learn about a bruxing habit from the spouse who has to put up with it every night. More clues; waking up in the morning with jaw pain, jaw popping, jaw clicking, migraine or muscle fatigue and loose teeth.
Physical therapy, muscle relaxants and, sometimes, a custom dental appliance can help. But learning how to handle the stress in your life could salvage more than your teeth and help eliminate TMJ syndrome.


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(Stayed up much too late)
Wishes, hopes, dreams.
She's slicing
Late at night
(No surprise there)
I know her commute,
Her daughter, drawers,
Her English-teacher
Of toddler hugs and car-challenges,
Of a young-family,
Filled with energy, enthusiasm,
Bursting with busy
Glimpses back into a world
I vaguely remember.
I've long known
People connected and reconnected
Over slices of pizza, lasagna,
Slices of pie, chocolate cake
With spoken words,
Stories told, retold.
I'm now sure
People connect
And reconnect
Over written slices,
Like T and I (have),
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Stages of living
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Today is gone.
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Contain the world
Ruling the ephemeral.
In my dreams –
I shall find you
You shall find me.
Eyes – no longer true
No longer happy
Ephemeral drops.
Inconsistency –
Of humans and monsters
living to please.
Choices – no longer our
No longer real
No longer choices.
Peculiar children –
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Happy New Year! This month our very own Plant Guru, Kathleen Irvine will lead a discussion on urban farming and urban gardening. She will share her experience running the New City School Farm and designing the Willmore Heritage Garden. Kathleen is an accomplished landscape designer and has posted gardening tips with us on her blog: The Unromantic Gardener. Look forward to seeing you and yours there.
Also the Code Enforcement meeting will commence an hour prior to the monthly meeting. This meeting gives neighbors a platform to report code violations they observe occurring in the Willmore City / Drake Park Historic District and the West End neighborhoods with a City of Long Beach Code Enforcement representative.
PLACE: Drake Park Community Center – 951 Maine Avenue
DATE: Tuesday, January 17, 2012
TIME: 6:00 pm – 7:00 pm (Code Enforcement Meeting) & 7:00 pm – 8:30 pm (Monthly Meeting)
To learn about all the events happening in and around our neighborhood this month visit the WCHA events page at: https://willmorecity.org/?page_id=68


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Mt. Si
Either / Or
Either / Or
Label: Cascine Genre: Pop Sounds Like: Superhumanoids, Classixx
Is Mt. Si the dreamiest supergroup ever? The newly-unmasked outfit — featuring Sarah Chernoff (Superhumanoids), Michael David (Classixx) and Jesse Kivel (Kisses) — will be releasing their debut Limits EP through Cascine on February 12th. The trio originally met up to record tracks for Hanging Gardens but found that they shared enough chemistry to form a new project altogether. Four years later we have "Either / Or," a classically Cascine track with some '90s R&B undertones. Listen below.