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Our last meeting was my personal favorite. We analyzed critically and objectively the common notion of "note-taking" and "studying." As a group we came to the conclusion that good note-taking is really building a test review hour by hour, lecture by lecture. You also should be learning the material the first time around so when it is time to study for the test you aren't LEARNING the material but, rather, REVIEWING it. So, we developed a structure for going about taking effective notes for technical and non-technical classes.
A concern that arose about note-taking is that your personal interest in the class or topic heavily affects the effectiveness of note-taking. So, what are some things that you can do to overcome this?
Magic T zone - studies have shown that a student who sits in the front three rows or the middle three columns will have a entire full letter grade better than the other students. Sitting in the magic t zone may improve both your interest and note-taking for the class
Professor Student Relations - this will force you to pay more attention and a bigger desire to excel in the class. It was also noted that if you have a relation with your professor and you voice your concerns to him/her one-on-one, he/she will be more likely to adjust his lecture just for you!
Fake it until you make it - another comment made to battle the interest is to hype up the students around you before the lecture begins. For some reason making the people around you more excited for the lecture will make you more excited and interested.
Lastly, one question that has come to my mind since our meeting is how do you adjust note-taking for pre-lecture reading notes or post-lecture reading? Post your answers in the comments below.
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Tuesday, February 2, 2010
Discussion 2: Control
Last night was another great discussion. Thanks to everyone who made it out.
We will be having out third meeting in two weeks.
The control philosophy has you decide in advance how to spend your hours. It rejects the default approach of allowing your days to unfold in a chaotic and inefficient manner. (Cal Newport)
This week we discussed:
- Auto pilot- assign every regular occurring task to a specific day of the week. This should allow you to get those things done with ease and focus more time of the bigger things.
- Time blocking- There are two good reasons why time blocking works so well. First, by assigning times to tasks, you're forced to face the reality of how much work is on your plate. This prevents stressful pile-ups and all-nighters. (Cal Newport)
- Is a too specific schedule hard to stick to? For some people it is. Personalize your schedule.
- When you are working it's working time, not facebook or texting time. Some people find it helpful to turn off their phones, shut down their WiFi and make sure they focus only on the task at hand. Also, if you want to have time in your day to facebook schedule in a break and know you are going to facebook then, however we discussed how distracting and time consuming the internet can be. For some staying off the internet til all homework is done is a better idea.
- Assigning work to times reduces the urge to procrastinate. You are no longer deciding whether or not to work during a given period; the decision is already made.
- Don't give yourself too much time or you will take all the time when it could have gotten done in a reasonable amount of time.
- Breaking up tasks. If something is intimidating put it on the schedule a few times so you can break it up into smaller chunks and avoid getting run down by the same assignment.
- One tip was to use the time you start to wander in class as productive time. Start working on the assignment instead of daydreaming.
Control was a good way for us to use to know how to use our planners some of us went out and purchased after the first meeting. We look forward to seeing how this has improved everyones schedules in two weeks.
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We will be have a meeting tonight, February 2nd
@ 9:30pm
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Tuesday, January 19, 2010
Discussion 1: Capture
This week's discussion topic was capture. We were able to talk about many ways that helped each individual stay organized and capture their responsibilities.
Some of the suggestions made were,
Hope to see you all there again!
Some of the suggestions made were,
- What do you use to keep track of things? Elecronic devices, small notebooks, "to do" lists on a large piece of paper in a binder you carry around with you throughout the day. Each of these things have pros and cons. We were able to discuss those things and noticed people modifying what they have been using when they heard useful ideas from others. We came to the conclusion that how you keep track of your responsibilities needs to be very personalized. Use what works for you and find something you can stick with.
- Some people asked what should be scheduled in? This is also something that has to be personal. If you need to schedule in time for a nap do that, if you only use it for due dates or study time keep post-its that mark time a few weeks in advance that you can move around if you didn't get to it that day, use highlighters to to keep reminders of leisure activities and homework or tests.
- Don't run yourself down. Set aside realistic time frames for what you can accomplish in one day.
- Leave yourself options when you can.
- Electronic reminds? Helpful or not?
- Keeping a master calendar on your desk or wall. *If you would like a large desk calendar let Sean or Mallory know. Her dad prints them at work.
- Setting aside time to go over your planner/electronic calendar/notebook. For some people that works best in the morning and others go over the next day before bed. Find something that works for you but make sure you take the time to go over your schedule and make sure you have everything done and are prepared for the upcoming tasks.
Overall, the meeting was a success. We were able to have a large group discussion and help other improve their capture skills. Remember to make these things habits, get used to capturing your responsibilities and you will find yourself being more successful.
We will be having our next meeting on Tuesday, February 2nd @ 9:30 in the library.
Hope to see you all there again!
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We will be having our first meeting
Tonight, January 19th, 2010
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* this meeting should only take an hour. We will be holding them every week and encourage anyone who is interested to come.
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Boron and carborane clusters are promising starting materials for a variety of applications such as weakly coordinating anions, superacidic catalysts and medical imaging agents. Heavily iodinated cages are excellent candidates for X-ray! contrast agents because of their low toxicity, metabolic inactivity and high molecular weight ratio of iodine. However, functionalization of these cages has significant synthetic challenges because of their relatively low-reactivity. Known protocols for synthesis of these molecules requires heating for up to 3 days the use of expensive, caustic reagents. In this work, CB11I6H6 (-) , CHB11I11 (-) and B12I12 (2-) were all prepared in a microwave irradiation (MWI) reactor with improved yields, shorter times of reaction, and less hazardous reaction conditions. Hexabromination of CB11H12 (-1) and the attempted conjugate acid synthesis of CB11H6I6 (-1) are reported as well. This thesis discusses the natural history of the element boron, reviewing its cosmic origins, historical and modern applications and interesting chemical properties. Special attention is paid to the synthesis and characterization of heavily iodinated cluster compounds
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Overall: 3.5 x 12 cm (1 3/8 x 4 3/4 in.)
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From Nuri, Pyramid 2 (tomb of Amaniastabarqa), SE foundation deposit. Excavated by the Harvard University–Boston Museum of Fine Arts Expedition; assigned to the MFA in the division of finds by the government of the Sudan.
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I'm new to this forum and I hope this is the right place to ask this question.
Last sunday there was an incident in the Serbian Football League game between Novi Pazar and Red Star. Some people claim it was a penalty, some say it was a foul by the offensive player. I'd like to hear your opinions. Now here's the incident:
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Jiggsy Gallery
Singer With Sailors: 1910s
Ernestine Schumann-Heink, celebrated Austrian, later American, operatic contralto with sailors. She was active in the allied effort during World War One, raising money by singing at Liberty Bond rallies. Bain News Service, publisher. LOC original medium: glass negative.
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Equestrian Outing in D.C.: 1909
Horseback riders in front of stone building in Rock Creek Park, Washington, D.C., between 1909 and 1932. National Photo Company. LOC original medium: photographic print.
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Broadway Actress with Dog Accessory: 1910
Broadway dancer and actress Amelia Bingham carrying a small dog, perhaps a pug, ca. 1910s. She died in 1927 at the age of 58 years old. Bain News Service, publisher. LOC original medium: glass negative.
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Brother Rat: 1937
Nagel Coal & Fuel Oil, Minneapolis, Minnesota. The windows are covered by movie posters for Brother Rat, a 1930s comedy about three buddies at Virginia Military Institute, starring Ronald Reagan, Jane Wyman and Eddie Albert. Photo taken in 1937 by photographer John Vachon. FSA / OWI Photo Collection. LOC original medium: 35 mm nitrate negative.
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Monitor U.S.S. Miantonomoh: 1892
The USS Miantonomoh was a U.S. Navy iron-hulled, twin-screw, double-turreted monitor of the Amphitrite class. She was used to help blockade ports in the Spanish-American War. Photo taken in 1892 by photographer Edward H. Hart. Detroit Publishing Company. LOC original medium: glass negative.
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Firefighter Training: 1910
Firemen studying an antique car motor. Photo taken between 1910 and 1915. Bain News Service, publisher. LOC original medium: glass negative.
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Fact-acting parents disarm 'strangely acting' son (15) who brought family gun to school
Two fact-acting parents disarmed their 15-year-old son at a junior high school after they noticed the teenager acting strangely in the morning and realised he had taken the family shotgun and handgun.
The mother and father arrived shortly after the boy entered a classroom in the northern Utah city of Bountiful and fired one round into the ceiling, injuring no one but leaving a hole the size of a small plate, Bountiful police chief Tom Ross said.
The suspect also pointed the shotgun at his own neck, Ross said.
The boy did not say a word as a teacher and one of 26 pupils tried to talk him out of firing again, giving his parents vital extra seconds to arrive at the classroom and take him into the hallway, Mr Ross said.
The chief praised the parents for recognising something was wrong and taking action, but would not say what they noticed.
Police said the boy walked to Mueller Park Junior High with the shotgun and two boxes of ammunition under a long trenchcoat-type jacket, concealing the weapons. He did not point the shotgun at any other pupils.
Investigators believe he took the weapons from his parents' gun safe. Police are also investigating his motive.
The boy has been booked on suspicion of two charges of theft of a firearm and two counts of taking a weapon into a school.
Parents spent hours waiting for their children after the shooting as police searched the school to make sure it was safe then sent students in small groups to reunite with parents waiting at a nearby church.
Pupil Dan Fowers, 15, said the teenager into a classroom minutes after lessons began and fired one round from a shotgun into the ceiling before a woman grabbed the gun and told him to stop.
He said the woman threw the gun on the ground and pulled the boy back into a hallway.
"It was really scary," he said. "The look on his face, it kind of looked like he wanted to do some damage."
He said students in the classroom dived under their desks, as they had been taught during lockdown drills, with some screaming and crying.
As the parents intervened, a teacher called 911 and a police officer who happened to be in the street arrived and took custody of the boy soon after, police said.
The school, about 11 miles north of Salt Lake City, remained on lockdown as more than 100 officers went room-by-room through the building to ensure it was safe.
Candy Beckstead was at a dentist's office when her sister called to tell her that there was something going on at her son's school.
"I freaked out and went into panic mode," she said. "Screaming, crying."
About 840 students in seventh, eighth and ninth grades attend the school, according to state data. Bountiful is a city with a predominantly Mormon population of about 44,000 people.
The incident comes about two weeks after another Utah student stabbed five high school classmates and himself before he was cornered by school workers, according to police.
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"Dr. Jin" Reveals Song Seung Hun and Park Min Young's Lovely Still Together
On May 11, the upcoming drama "Dr. Jin" showed a still that expressed Song Seung Hun and Park Min Young's love for each other. As you can see in the picture, Park Min Young is giving a back hug to Song Seung Hun and it showing a sad expression while Song Seung Hun is looking ahead.
A representative of 'Dr. Jin" stated, "If Jin Hyuk (Song Seung Hun's Character) and Mina (One of Park Min Young's characters) are a smart doctor couple in 2012. In the Joseon period, Jin Hyuk and Young Rae (Park Min Young's other character) show a more fantastical image. Please anticipate and show interest in the two actors that will light up 'Dr. Jin.'"
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Biomedical Engineering Faculty
Listed below are Dartmouth engineering faculty whose research interests and expertise involve biomedical engineering (BME), bioengineering, and/or biotechnology.
Margie Ackerman
Associate Professor of Engineering
Protein engineering; biotherapeutics; vaccine technology; engineering immune responses
Ian Baker
Sherman Fairchild Professor of Engineering
Senior Associate Dean, Academic Affairs
Mechanical behavior; phase tranformations; electron microscopy; x-ray topography; x-ray diffraction; microstructure and mechanical behavior of snow, firn, and ice; magnetic materials; intermetallic compounds; high temperature materials; nanoparticles for magnetic hyperthermia
Zi Chen
Assistant Professor of Engineering
Mechanical instabilities of thin structures; origami structures; energy harvesting devices; stretchable electronics; biomimetic materials/devices; nanofabrication; mechanics of morphogenesis; cell biomechanics; mechanics of DNA structures
John P. Collier
Myron Tribus Professor of Engineering Innovation
Design and analysis of orthopedic prostheses; design and metallurgy of porous-metal-coated implants; study of implant/host interfaces; growth and repair of cartilage
Scott C. Davis
Assistant Professor of Engineering
Engineering in medicine; cancer diagnostics and treatment; biomedical optics; multi-modal medical imaging; molecular imaging; fluorescence molecular tomography; fluorescence guided surgery; photodynamic therapy
Solomon G. Diamond
Associate Professor of Engineering
Biomedical imaging; functional neuroimaging; magnetic nanoparticle imaging
Jonathan T. Elliott
Assistant Professor of Engineering
Optics in medicine, molecular guided surgery, tracer kinetic modeling, multimodal imaging, photodynamic therapy, near-infrared spectroscopy, structured light scatteroscopy.
David J. Gladstone
Professor of Medicine, Geisel School of Medicine
Adjunct Professor of Engineering
Chief of Clinical Physics, Norris Cotton Cancer Center
Ultra conformal radiation therapy; image guided radiation therapy; biological gating of therapeutic X-ray beams; image guided brachytherapy; cherenkov emission during radiotherapy; EPR dosimetry
Karl Griswold
Associate Professor of Engineering
Protein engineering; directed evolution; biotherapeutics; applied biocatalysis; high throughput screening
Ryan Halter
Assistant Professor of Engineering
Adjunct Assistant Professor of Surgery, Geisel School of Medicine
Biomedical instrumentation; electrical impedance tomography and spectroscopy; medical imaging; tissue bioimpedance; cancer detection technologies; traumatic brain injury; medical robotics
Alexander Hartov
Professor of Engineering
Biomedical engineering; medical imaging; electrical impedance tomography; image-guided surgery; cryosurgery; ultrasound; multi-modality imaging
Jane Hill
Associate Professor of Engineering
Infectious disease prognosis and diagnostics; aerobiological processes; methods to engineer soils for greater fertility.
P. Jack Hoopes
Professor of Surgery and Radiation Oncology, Geisel School of Medicine
Adjunct Professor of Engineering and Senior Lecturer
Director, Surgery and Radiation Research Laboratories
Director, Center for Comparative Medicine and Research
Co-Director NCCC Cancer Nanotechnology Working Group
Experimental cancer therapeutics including radiation, chemotherapy, hyperthermia, photodynamic therapy and nanotechnology (iron oxide nanoparticle hyperthermia cancer treatment); animal pathology; animal models; experimental surgical technology.
Michael Jermyn
Adjunct Assistant Professor of Engineering
Cancer imaging; machine learning; software development; optical imaging; 3D visualization/analysis
Songbai Ji
Adjunct Associate Professor of Engineering
Adjunct Associate Professor of Surgery, Geisel School of Medicine
Adjunct Associate Professor of Orthopaedic Surgery, Geisel School of Medicine
Image-guided surgery; medical imaging; multi-modality imaging; image analysis; finite element; numerical methods; image registration; traumatic brain injury; computational modeling of the human head
Shudong Jiang
Associate Professor of Engineering
Optical spectroscopy and imaging systems for biomedical applications
Stephen Chad Kanick
Senior Engineer, Profusa
Adjunct Assistant Professor of Engineering
Optics in Medicine; quantitative spectroscopy; Monte Carlo modeling of light transport in tissue; monitoring patient response to administered therapies; image-based cancer diagnostics; photodynamic therapy; pharmacokinetic and physiological modeling
Francis E. Kennedy Jr.
Professor of Engineering, Emeritus
Surface mechanics and tribology (friction, wear, lubrication, surface deformation); mechanical design; mechanical behavior of materials; biomechanics
Erik J. Kobylarz
Associate Professor of Neurology, Geisel School of Medicine
Adjunct Associate Professor of Engineering
Clinical neurophysiology; intraoperative neurophysiologic monitoring; epilepsy; neuro-ophthalmology; brain stimulation for epilepsy
Geoffrey P. Luke
Assistant Professor of Engineering
Ultrasound imaging; photoacoustic imaging; bionanotechnology; cancer diagnostics and therapy; molecular imaging
Michael B. Mayor
Professor of Orthopedics, Emeritus, Geisel School of Medicine
Adjunct Professor of Engineering
Adult reconstructive orthopaedic surgery; arthroscopy; biomechanics; biomaterials; design and analysis of orthopaedic prostheses; study of joint implant/host interfaces via retrieval analysis
Matthew McGarry
Assistant Professor of Engineering
Numerical methods; inverse problems; elastography; soft tissue imaging
Paul M. Meaney
Professor of Engineering
Microwave imaging ultrasound computed tomography for biomedical applications; microwave antenna design; thermal modeling and system design for focused ultrasound surgery applications
Keith D. Paulsen
Robert A. Pritzker Professor of Biomedical Engineering
Professor of Radiology, The Geisel School of Medicine at Dartmouth
Scientific Director, Advanced Imaging Center, Dartmouth-Hitchcock
Project Leader, Center for Surgical Innovation, Dartmouth-Hitchcock
Co-Director, Cancer Imaging and Radiobiology Research Program, Norris Cotton Cancer Center
Biomedical engineering; numerical methods in electromagnetics; cancer therapeutics; medical imaging methodologies; bioelectromagnetics
Brian W. Pogue
MacLean Professor of Engineering
Director, MS and PhD Programs
Professor of Physics & Astronomy, Dartmouth
Professor of Surgery, Geisel School of Medicine
Optics in medicine, biomedical imaging to guide cancer therapy; molecular guided surgery; dose imaging in radiation therapy; Cherenkov light imaging; image guided spectroscopy of cancer; photodynamic therapy; modeling of tumor pathophysiology and contrast
David W. Roberts
Professor of Surgery (Neurosurgery) and of Neurology, Geisel School of Medicine
Adjunct Professor Engineering
Stereotactic and functional neurosurgery; cancer neurosurgery; intraoperative image-guidance systems; computational modeling; neuroimaging
Kimberley S. Samkoe
Assistant Professor of Surgery, Geisel School of Medicine
Adjunct Assistant Professor of Engineering
Biomedical optics; fluorescence spectroscopy and imaging; multi-photon fluorescence spectroscopy and imaging; photodynamic therapy; fluorescence lifetime; diffuse optical imaging
Rahul Sarpeshkar
Thomas E. Kurtz Professor
Professor of Engineering
Professor of Microbiology & Immunology
Professor of Physics
Professor of Molecular & Systems Biology
Chair, Neukom Cluster of Computational Science
Office: Vail 507A, Geisel School of Medicine
Analog synthetic biology; biological and bio-inspired super-computing chip design; quantum circuit design, quantum computation, and hybrid quantum-classical computation; feedback control systems; medical devices; ultra-low-power, fault tolerant, and ultra-energy-efficient systems; engineering systems that operate at the fundamental limits of physics
Fridon Shubitidze
Associate Professor of Engineering
Numerical methods in computational electromagnetics; electromagnetic sensing methodologies; detection and discrimination of sub-surface objects; linear and non-linear inverse-scattering; induced geo-electromagnetic fields; micro strip antennas; photonic band gaps; near field optics; DNA sequencing; electrostatic discharge; magnetic nano-particles hyperthermia for cancer treatment and imaging
B. Stuart Trembly
Associate Professor of Engineering
Therapeutic heating of tissue; dielectric properties of tissue; biomedical engineering; antenna theory
Douglas W. Van Citters
Associate Professor of Engineering
Musculoskeletal Research, including: orthopaedic failure analysis and design; wear of polymers; polymer processing; biomaterials; biomechanics; implantable and wearable technology; surgical device design
Vikrant Vaze
Assistant Professor of Engineering
Research Affiliate, Dept. of Aeronautics and Astronautics, MIT
Logistics and transportation; aviation; healthcare analytics; healthcare systems modeling; building energy analytics; systems optimization; game theory; data-driven and statistical modeling
John B. Weaver
Professor of Radiology, Geisel School of Medicine
Adjunct Professor of Engineering
Medical imaging; MRI; image processing; MR elastography; magnetic nanoparticle imaging.
Ulrike G.K. Wegst
Associate Professor of Engineering
Mechanical performance of natural materials; biomaterials and tissue engineering; self-assembly; biotemplated materials; biomimetics; novel materials for nuclear fuel applications; multifunctional hybrid materials; materials selection and eco-design; eco-audits; materials in musical instruments and sports equipment; science education through interdisciplinary projects linking music, arts and sport
Benjamin B Williams
Associate Professor of Medicine, Geisel School of Medicine
Associate Professor of Radiology, Geisel School of Medicine
Adjunct Associate Professor of Engineering
Tissue oxygen measurement; small animal imaging; image reconstruction; biodosimetry


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Stephanie Davis rushed to hospital after panic attack
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Stephanie Davis - who is expecting her first child with on/off boyfriend Jeremy McConnell - was rushed to hospital after suffering a panic attack because of a big argument she had with the Irish hunk
Stephanie Davis was rushed to hospital after suffering a panic attack.
The former 'Hollyoaks' actress - who is expecting her first child with on/off boyfriend Jeremy McConnell - posted a photo of her arm hooked up to an IV line on Snapchat and says the hospital admission had given her an "epiphany".
Captioning the image, she wrote: "I feel awful, but had an epiphany #notimeforawaister. (sic)"
And it has been claimed that it was an argument with Jeremy that gave Stephanie the panic attack as he "just doesn't want to accept that's she pregnant".
The source told The Sun Online: "Stephanie is dealing with a lot of stress right now but the latest argument with Jez left her having a panic attack. He just doesn't want to accept that's she pregnant - despite publically saying he would support their unborn child."
Stephanie is keen to raise her child on her own though.
An insider explained previously: "She was shocked when she discovered she was pregnant, they hadn't been trying but they hadn't exactly been careful ... She is determined to raise the child alone. Hopefully this will sort her head out - she has just been left to cope with this all by herself. Jeremy won't take her calls.
"Stephanie was desperate to see Jeremy and break the news face to face. He point blank refused - in fact - he doesn't believe that she is pregnant and it's breaking her heart."
And although he currently doesn't have any proof that Stephanie is expecting, the Irish hunk previously vowed to stick by the 23-year-old actress as long as she gives up drinking and partying.
He said recently: "Just to clear if what is circulating is true, I'll always be responsible for my actions and I explained to Steph I'll speak to her, and do everything for her, if she stops drinking and partying knowing she's "pregnant" I'm sick of tit for tat but I won't let anyone slander me ,i haven't been ideal in the relationship what so ever, I'm trying to move on peacefully, it's a shock to most, but a kid can't fix a broken relationship. (sic)"


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I made three quilts for the Diversity Fibre Art Exhibition in 2015 and the last one I want to share with you, is Spinel. I seldom work in red, but somehow I started buying shades of red and magenta batik fabrics which works perfectly with silk fabric. I had a rough sketch which I wanted to use and decided to use the red for the centre panel with purples on the sides. I love working with round shapes as the design scope is endless. The amazing thing is that with some quilts, everything just falls into place very easily.
Spinel consists of 5 panels, placed on a discharged background of blueish grey fabric which toned in very well with the blueish purples which I selected. To create contrast, I prepared two panels with a mixture of silk, Bali and batik strips placed horizontally. The stitching down of the strips was functional and I combined it with couching of cotton and silk yarns to create additional texture with the raw edges of the strips.
Rings in various sizes in bright oranges, magentas and pinks were cut for the centre panel using Bali cottons and silks. These were placed on the centre panel and somehow, it looked great to have some of there spill over the edge of the panel. Somehow the colouring looked a bit dead on the background... The rings were already fused and stitched to the background when I promptly slashed some strips out of the background. I used a darker purple behind it to take away the flatness of the purple, it immediately looked more interesting. I then decided it lacked texture and added some hand embroidery around the insides of the rings which were filled with another colour. This seemed to do the trick.
|Spinel 2015 - Centre Panel
Instead of using a ring motif, I decided to use rounds in two sizes for the two outside panels. These had to be smaller than the rings of the centre panel to force it into a secondary place on the quilt. The idea was to create variety with many different fabrics for the rounds. The next step was to prepare backgrounds for these side panels - I decided against a solid piece of fabric as it would look too flat, I needed to avoid the problem I had with the centre panel. I decided to cut blocks in the colour range I needed and fused it onto the background which immediately did the trick, the blocks on the one panel smaller than the other panel. I used bigger rounds on the bigger blocks to create interest and variety. The rounds were positioned and fused onto the background, the last panel was prepared in the same way and decorated with smaller rounds. The rounds were stitched to the background to secure it.
Side panels of Spinel. The smaller rounds almost have the effect of bubbles...!
The next step was to stitch these panels to the background fabric and prepare the borders... I chose all the colours used in the panels to prepare the borders, carefully placing colours in specific positions to complement the centre section. Strips were prepared for the top and bottom borders similar to the two strippy panels on the quilt to complement it. It worked well and I also added some couching to it. A mixture of the strips and round motifs were used for the side panels to echo the rounds in the borders.
Echo quilting was used for the centre panel with pebbles quilted on the side panels between the round shapes. Very simple quilting was done on the background of the quilt. Cords were made using cotton yarn in various colours used in the quilt to seal the edge of the quilt. I really loved working with these rich jewel colours which I normally don't use. Spinel is indeed a gemstone found in this incredibel colour range...
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OpenXML Development ?? - How to update only certain portions of a file
HI, thanks for taking the time to read this; I hope I posted in the right forum.
I'm faced with distributing and versioning a HUGE Powerpoint presentation. I can't use sharepoint or the cloud utility from MS. There's no need for everyone to have to re-download most of the embedded video files, with every update, so I'd like to have them download only the updated files.
Since the OpenXML files (in this case, ppsx) are merely archives, I can use System.IO.Packaging and/or .NET zip components to create a personalized update archive containing only the files a particular user needs to have. Already done that.
Problem is, I'm working with users who have very limited rights on their computers in a network environment - they can't install software. The easiest thing to do would have been to create a small console application to swap out the old and new files in the ppsx package on the user's drive. But I don't have permission to do that.
Anyone have any ideas how I can set this up so the users can swap the files themselves? My thought so far:
1) Ask the user to rename the ppsx file to a zip extension
2) send them (for download) a self-extracting archive of the updated files
3) have them unzip the update package, then highlight all unzipped files and move them into the original presentation .zip
4) delete unzipped files and update .exe
5) rename zip back to ppsx
That will work, but it's a LOT to ask a back-end illiterate user to do. They'd probably rather re-download the whole thing though it takes an hour or more.
So, any thought on how to accomplish this utility without the ability to run a console app on the remote computer or force the user to join Windows Live?
Thanks so much in advance for any insight, information, or assistance you can provide.
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|22 Apr 2011
Windows 8.1 ; Windows 7 x86 (Dec2008-Jan2013)
Batch files are not permitted as well?
What is a particular restriction for console applications?
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|24 Apr 2011
Linux (Mint is primary) / XP, Win7 Home / Win7 Pro, Ultimate / Win8.1 / Win10 archived VM
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|24 Apr 2011
Vista Home Premium x86 SP2
Allow me to provide some insight. I am afraid that I am about to pop one of your happy bubbles.
System.IO.Packaging is not going to work for you.
Allow me to take you through .net Compression:
System.IO.Compression.DeflateStream: This is only part of the picture of .zip files. This is not .zip files.
System.IO.Compression.GZipStream: This is GZip, not Zip, and so is completely wrong.
System.IO.Packaging.ZipPackage: A Zip Package is not a Zip File. This is NOT for extracting or compressing normal zip files. They are similar though. The effect it has is that a ZipPackage includes a [Content_Types].xml file. You cannot use these classes to extract normal .zip files without this .xml, and it cannot create a .zip without this file.
Currently, .net has absolutely no way of creating or extracting normal .zips (although it looks as though .net 5.0 will have it in). You need a 3rd party tool at the moment, because you need to keep to the Office .zip format rigidly.
Most are really, really dodgy. However, one is the most beautiful program I have ever used! It is so nicely done! So perfect! DotNetZip Library
Use Ionic.Zip.Reduced.
I am not a lawyer, but the licence is usually pretty good. Obviously, check the licence out.
Use Ionic.Zip.Reduced, and then use IL Merge to merge in that .dll.
Otherwise, I think Microsoft have IronPython > IronPython_Main > Src > Chiron > Zip.cs.
I know how ridiculous this situation is. Microsoft had better get the most simple of compression technologies into their next .net Framework version!
Right, I have covered the .zip part.
What stops your users running applications. Users can surely run .exe files? They cannot install programs, because installation wizards (and any .exe named setup.exe or installer.exe (I am pretty certain)) will immediately ask for UAC elevation.
However, most systems do not block standalone .exes (my workplace sort of does - I cannot save .exes into my folders or Desktop, I work around this by saving and running them from a memory stick!!!)
If you really cannot run .exe files, then your options are very limited.
Please post back with whether any of this may lead anywhere.
Thanks a lot!
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|25 Apr 2011
Hey all - -thanks so much for your input.
After a lot of research and help from kind folks like you, I've found that the only REAL solutions to me are:
1) for clients who can't have any kind of executable on their system (or don't care to learn how to circumvent it), they'll just have to re-download the whole .ppsx every time (2GB now and climing with each new video). Tough S haha hey I tried.
2) Otherwise, I wrote a console app that morphed into a packaged forms app that uses a 3rd party dll (Chilkat). Server-side, each uploaded .ppsx revision is unzipped (using Chilkat) and the component files compared to the last version, with differences stored in a db.
Remote-side, my app sends last version info to an http listener, which then creates a custom .zip archive of only the files which have changed. That .zip is downloaded to the remote machine, and using ChilKat, the new files are swapped into the .ppsx file
I also decided to use Chilkat's FTP features (because I own the license and because it's easier than writing my own sockets) to downloaded the files uncompressed and then package them into a ppsx file. This allows convenient mullti-threading downloading without having to worry about stiching byte arrays.
Not endorsing Chilkat specifically here - it could certainly be done either by hand or with another of the multitudinous zip/ftp components out there. I just happened to own a license already.
So, for clients that can install a modest app, it's a really convenient thing (also worked out a down and dirty comment system to make it look more useful and it's actually kinda cool now). For the others, I've offered to make my source code available to their IT/IS departments to see if they'll allow it. Otherwise, they're SOL and I'm moving on to smaller and worse things.
Bottom line is, there really is no simple, non-programattic way of updating ppsx files. Would be really nice of MS to consider this a feature for future updates, now that they've gone to embedding video files in the .ppsx package. It would be very easy for them to have the feature of checking a web or ftp location for a newer version of the file, downloading only the modified/added files. Are you listening, Ms????
Thanks again everyone for your thoughts, suggestions, and information!!! I'm keeping this thread monitored in case any more creative solutions pop up =D
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BOYNTON BEACH — With Jim Warnke dissenting, the City Council voted 3-1 Tuesday to prohibit dry boat storage and major marine repairs in marinas in the Central Business district.
A majority vote on the marina issue broke the council deadlock and allowed passage of a series of ordinances establishing the Central Business District and ordinances governing development within it. The action also clears the way for the lifting of a 16-month-old moratorium against downtown development.
Mayor Nick Cassandra broke the tie when he joined council members Bob Ferrell and Carl Zimmerman in opposing dry boat storage and marine repairs.
Cassandra is in favor of the now-prohibited uses, but said he voted the way he did to get the issue off center. About 200 people attended the meeting in City Hall.
``I will not let this issue be stagnated any more,`` Cassandra said. ``This city must progress. I am going in favor of this motion so we will not be deadlocked here tonight.``
Resolving the marina question and adopting the ordinances is expected to mean the lifting of the 16-month moratorium against development downtown.
The ordinance establishing the moratorium is expected to be rescinded at the May 21 council meeting following two public readings of the ordinance.
Bill Wagter of Atlantic Marine Services Inc., owners of the marina, said the vote will cause him to ``rethink`` his proposal for a $2 million renovation project that would have included dry storage.


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Okay thought I might do another build & paint on here
This is a very nice kit, it's not cheap but its not that little either, well worth a look. It has very nice detail, goes together as nice and as simple as a Tamiya kit
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The Delaware County Daily Times (http://www.delcotimes.com)
Monday, January 1, 2018
It's bad enough that $248,000 in Pennsylvania taxpayers' money funded a sexual-harassment settlement involving a longtime member of the state House of Representatives.
What many state residents might consider worse is that it has taken two years for the payment to see "the light of day."
Transparency should have ruled regarding the settlement from the day it was paid, not secrecy.
Beyond that, there apparently have been other settlements, for reasons not fully disclosed, for which taxpayers also have doled out hundreds of thousands of dollars since 2007.
Taxpayers have a right to know the details of those "transactions."
The $248,000 that was paid out in 2015 was on behalf of Democratic Rep. Tom Caltagirone, who has represented the Reading area for four decades. Claims of sexual harassment targeting Caltagirone were filed by an unidentified woman who was described as a legislative assistant in the lawmaker's district office.
Of the total amount paid in the Caltagirone case, $165,500 went to the woman and $82,500 to her lawyer.
The Philadelphia Inquirer and Pittsburgh Post-Gazette were the first to report on a document tied to the settlement. That document, prepared by the state's Bureau of Risk and Insurance Management, said House Democrats in 2015 had authorized the payments.
On Dec.19, the Associated Press obtained what was described as a "sovereign immunity-tort claims settlement memorandum and invoice" connected to Caltagirone, bearing the signatures of House Democratic chief counsel Nora Winkelman and the state's risk and insurance management director.
The form indicated that the woman initially had sought $1.5 million under "a complaint of discrimination, among other things," under a federal law banning discrimination based on sex, race, color, national origin and religion.
On the basis of what was sought compared with what was paid, the taxpayers got a bargain.
However, the fact that any taxpayers' money was used for the settlement was an affront to the people of this state.
Then surfaced more cause for taxpayer anger when, late on Dec. 19, House Minority Leader Frank Dermody, D-Allegheny, revealed that the House Democratic Caucus had agreed to pay out $514,000 since 2007 to settle claims filed by employees.
According to Dermody, two claims alleged sexual harassment by two House members and five involved other types of employment issues.
In an email since the Caltagirone case surfaced, Winkelman acknowledged that she had "submitted (and signed) several requests over the years on behalf of the caucus" for payment from the state Department of General Services under the commonwealth's self-insured liability insurance plan in which the House participates.
Thankfully those days may be over. It's long past time.
Two woman legislators from Delaware County are leading the push to provide both more protection and a lot more transparency to sexual harassment cases involving elected officials.
Rep. Leanne Krueger Braneky, D-161 of Swarthmore, and Rep. Margo Davidson, D-164 of Upper Darby, are pushing a package of bills that, among other things, would ban such secret settlements. They also take aim at providing more protection for women when it comes to sexual harassment in the workplace.
Such a commonsense approach to this now seemingly ubiquitous social issue is long overdue in what for far too long has been the testosterone-ruled Boys Club that stands for the Pennsylvania Legislature.
Considering the many sexual harassment allegations that have surfaced on the federal government level and in the entertainment industry — and the public disgust that those incidents has spawned — Gov. Tom Wolf had little recourse but to call for Caltagirone's resignation.
Indeed, Caltagirone should resign for the blot he has inflicted, not only on himself but on the House — and on state government in general.
An apology isn't enough.
Hopefully, there won't have to be any more payments. But if there ever are, they should be reported to the public immediately, along with the name of the person or persons whose alleged wrongdoing made those payments necessary.
No more two-year information "blackouts."
- The Altoona Mirror, along with staff reporting.


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