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Doctors recommend that they raise their heads and legs almost every day to help alleviate many symptoms, discomforts and illnesses that are seen in patients. Many of our customers come to buy or hire a patient bed that can do the foot elevation movement, which will help your doctor to sleep well with the recommendation of your doctor. It is an important influence for a sick family member or relatives to buy a hospital bed and give them proper care. Given the fact that rest is important in the recovery process of the patients, it is absolutely necessary to provide a comfortable bed for them to create a good resting environment. Thanks to the extremely useful and practical features of these beds, your hospital will experience a painless and comfortable period of illness. Compared to a normal bed in your home, the beds have many features that are completely different. Different functions can allow the patient to easily manage the adjustable sections of the bed according to his needs. To provide ideal comfort, your feet, your knees, and your head have the functions to help you increase or decrease your height.
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Emek Patient Beds; It is designed for the convenience and comfort of the elderly, disabled or chronic ill people as well as for the carer's convenience. The common features of patient bedding models, which are produced and sold in our company; Skeleton structure resistant to high weights, side railings designed for patient safety, comfort or adjustable head and foot height to facilitate the activities of the person watching TV, eating. We also produce potty bedded beds that will make it easier for patients and caregivers who need a carer's help to intervene more easily. Patient beds consist of anti-falling side fences and bed platform. Side guardrails are vital for safety and stability. Head and foot panels should be durable and easy to clean. We produce sick beds in different styles and colors to match your home decor. Patient cots, home sick beds manufacturing and sale of second hand sick beds, hospital bed rental services at affordable prices www.hastayataklari.co. Contact us for your inquiries about our products and services or for ordering.
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We offer you a choice of patient beds and patient cots which are specially designed for inpatient patients, easy to use, functional and comfortable. Our company offers you all the services you need when buying, marketing, renting, adrese delivery and installation of bed, motorized, wooden, potty bed, in short, patient bed.
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Patient beds manufactured in our company are available after various safety and durability tests. Sick patient images you see from our site and all the features are identical to the ones we declare.
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We have stockpiled beds of many kinds and models. The most preferred models by our customers are the varieties of two-motor patient beds. This type of patient caryos, which are of electric patient crib class, has two motors, which gives a great mobility to the patient crib. If one is under the waist, the patient's crib can be brought to the desired position and used with the belly mounted motor. With the aid of the remote control, the patient's crib can be brought to the desired position and the desired height can be provided. There are also handrails designed for the safety of the patient in all models and with a large selection. . The price differences between products are shaped by their characteristics. There are also manual bedsteads which are almost in production.
Another model, the three-motor patient bed, is an electric patient bed. Thanks to its three integrated motors, it has higher mobility and gives the patient great comfort. Piston motors allow patient bed height, head part and foot part to be brought to desired position.
The four-bed patient beds, housed in the most comfortable and comfortable models of the patient bedding varieties, have four piston motors running on the electrical system. Such patient beds have head positioning, foot positioning and height positioning as well as an accelerating position called "trendelenburg" and "reverse trendelenburg". This is one of the features needed for the comfort of the patients. You can review the new design 2-motor patient bed and 3-motor patient bedding models.
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All sick beds can be viewed online from our site. Since Emek Health is a manufacturer company, you will be able to buy products from manufacturing prices at our company or rent at economic prices. Choosing a suitable bed for your cot is important for your hospital's comfort and safety.
Patient beds sold in our company; Sponge sick beds, laser cut sick beds, visco beds, and airy patient beds. We do not produce quality and solid toilets and patient beds by focusing on the patient's comfort, focusing on the issues such as marketing, on-time delivery, warranty and technical service, we do not deliver the product you bought with our professional team to your address on the same day. Our basic working principles, which distinguish us from other companies, Our company has achieved a rightful reputation in the medical sector.
We provide free installation and after sales technical service by delivering products such as patient beds and air beds, which are the basic necessities of patient and patient relatives, to your address within a short time that you will not be a victim. When you need a patient's crib, you can call our call center which is open 24/7 and get advice on bed or cot suitable for your hospital's condition, you can make online purchasing and renting through our web pages. We are producing, selling and renting in various models and specifications such as dialysis centers, hospitals, nursing homes, health centers and patient beds that you can use at home, electric, abs, balustrades, toilets, potable woods.
We provide rented sick bed service to all the districts of Istanbul. Rental cot prices include serum suspenders, batteries, service, mattresses and installation to your home. Air bed, visco bed and all sorts of for sale and rent patient bed are available on this site at reasonable prices. Hospitals and home bed sick bed rental and sale, wholesale and retail sale of hospital materials, marketing of all kinds of medical products are done online via our web site. All of our products are under warranty of 2 years with original warranty certificate and 10 years spare parts warranty.
Errors that may occur during production in the factory or the products that you buy in case of transportation, damage that may occur during the installation stages are replaced with Emek Healthcare safely. Our company, which is one step ahead among the companies selling electric cots, is a company that manufactures and sells products such as hospital materials, hospital cabinets, examination tables, narcotic cabinets, which holds the preliminary plan for production at the most reasonable cost without sacrificing quality, . It is constantly increasing its production capacity to meet the increasing demands of its customers. Labor Health Patient Beds are TSE and ISO2001 certified.
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All of the high-end Patient Bed models are sold with side rails and headers. Anti-fogging scarecrows; Iron, plastic and aluminum materials are manufactured in our factory.
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Electric motors providing head, foot and elevator movement are produced abroad and imported by our company. There are variants such as dual motors and piston motors.
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Emek Medical Patient Folder Producer We produce patient carriage wheels using reinforced plastic material. Industrial metal wheels that we do not recommend may cause the patient to become infected because they rust over time.
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Does the Patient Bedou purchased by your salary meet the state? The question is frequently asked to us. Apart from very special circumstances, the state does not meet the state, only the state receives some of the billable payments of the air beds.
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Fewer than 10% of British adults have used a connected TV to go online, according to new data from Kantar Media.
The futurePROOF study found that just 17% of British adults own an internet ready TV set and more than a third (36%) of respondents said they did not see the point in going online through a TV set.
In fact the main motivations for buying a smart TV were traditional drivers, such as screen size and picture quality, rather than connectivity.
Kantar suggests that "a perceived lack of comprehensive content presents one of the major barriers to greater connected TV usage."
Poor functionality, such as having to use the remote as a web input device, the absence of some major broadcasters and the loading time of apps are also common complaints.
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Kantar's report contradicts statistics released yesterday by YouGov which found that 35% of smart TV owners say the majority of their TV viewing is on-demand.
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Just a correction to the title - futurePROOF found that 7% of all adults in Britain have a TV set that is actually connected to the internet. That equates to about 40% of those with a 'connected TV' set actually connecting it to the internet.
You're right Trevor - that title really gives totally the wrong impression... and too late, loads of email newsletters with it in, have already been sent, plus look at the number who tweeted it onwards...
It's s very wrong - almost makes you wonder if it was intentional ?
Hi both, thanks for pointing out the error. I can assure you it wasn't intentional, and I have now amended it
Yes, I think broadband speed is the biggest issue for me. I wonder if Cloud based broadcast could solve it? Does anybody know anything about cloud media broadcasting?
There are some interesting points made in this piece. The majority of people now tend to use laptops, iPods and iPhones to watch their favourite movies and TV shows.


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Built in a park-like setting with trails and a gazebo surrounded by many beautiful trees, Emeritus at West Orange is one of Northern New Jersey's premier assisted living and Alzheimer's communities. Located near the Garden State Parkway and Route 280, just 30 minutes from Newark International Airport, our senior living community offers 114 apartments on two floors. Here our residents — in many cases, with their pets — enjoy retirement living. Yet a helping hand from our warm, caring staff is always close by.
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Friends and family members of two men killed in a DUI crash involving a police officer held a vigil Friday night outside a Near West Side union hall while a fundraiser was held inside for Det. Joseph Frugoli, who is accused of crashing into the victims' vehicle while driving drunk on the Dan Ryan in April.
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From the moist and luscious green lands of the North West of England, it would be nice to put all that lovely sounding traditional small family run business mojo here but, although in part this is true, it's not as folk would usually imagine it.
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is a man. Strand Releasing will release the film later this year.
"Out in the Cold" by directors Eric Criswell and Martin Bedogne took the best documentary feature award for what the festival called "its compelling
exploration of vital, unaddressed issues for homeless gay, lesbian,
bisexual, and transsexual youth in the Bible Belt of the U.S." In other
awards, the Showtime No Limits award, created to spotlight a "breakthrough
or visionary achievement" was awarded to "Flora's Garment Bursting into
Bloom," by Devin Baggot. The film explores to opposites of the social realm
who are nonetheless drawn together. Also, Deborah Dickson's doc "Ruthie and
Connie," about two Jewish lesbian grandmothers, took the audience award for
best feature while the best short award went to Jeremy Podeswa's "Touch."
Filmmaker Tom Kalin was this year's recipient of the New Festival's Peter S.
Reed Achievement award sponsored by the Peter S. Reed Foundation presented to an established or mid-career film or videomaker with a significant
roster of gay work. Kalin's credits include "I Shot Andy Warhol" (1996) and
"Swoon" (1992). The Vito Russo award, presented to a New York film project in progress went to "The Furies." The documentary by Janet Baus and Ara Wilson takes a look at the radical lesbian collective of the early 1970s.
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Litkovich formerly worked in the New York office of mPRm Public Relations where she worked on campaigns for films including David Lynch's "Mulholland Drive," Todd Field's "In the Bedroom," and Richard Kelly's "Donnie Darko" as well as Oscar-nominated docs "Promises," and "Dancemaker." She has also worked as a unit publicist on Darren Aronofsky's "Requiem for a Dream," and Victor Nunez's "Coastlines" in addition to representing independent films at Sundance and Toronto.
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first faculty awards honoring outstanding contributions by teacher/scholars
at the School of Communications were awarded April 1 at the spring
Communications Advisory Board banquet: Ray
Johnson is the recipient of the inaugural Excellence in Teaching
Award; Gerald Gibson is the recipient of the Excellence in Service/Leadership
Award; David Copeland is the recipient of the Excellence in Scholarship
Award. A plaque with winners' names will be placed in the Dean's
Suite of the school.
Dean Paul Parsons
announced the winners. "We have an outstanding faculty in the
School of Communications," he said. "They instruct and
inspire our students, they serve as leaders of the university and
they create knowledge and information. Today we honor three of our
faculty for their teaching, service/leadership and scholarship,
knowing that they represent a larger faculty who make Elon and this
school excellent."
The dean, Associate
Dean Brad Hamm and Don Bolden, chairman of the Communications Advisory
Board, determined the recipients. Next year, one of this year's
recipients will take Dean Parsons' place on the selection committee.
The Excellence
in Teaching Award recognizes a faculty member who exemplifies the
Elon teacher-scholar - outstanding in the classroom, current in
the discipline and committed to the intellectual development of
students. Elon's mission statement calls for "a rich intellectual
community characterized by active student engagement with a faculty
dedicated to excellent teaching." The selection committee looked
for excellence in the classroom as tangibly demonstrated by teaching
and administrative evaluations for the preceding three years. Equally
important were intangible factors such as inspiring students in
the discipline, embracing ways to engage students in active learning,
being available to students outside the classroom, being known as
an excellent academic adviser, and having a willingness to teach
where needed.
Johnson is
in his 20th year at Elon. "Like the university, he has changed
with the times and stayed excellent at what he does," Parsons
said. "Ray is known as an innovative teacher, whether it's
incorporating streaming video in TV production or teaching his popular
general studies course, Kennedy Assassination & Film. Students use
strong phrases when describing him, and I quote: 'Incredible professor...
Genuinely caring... Easy to talk to... Passionate about editing...
Great personality...'"
Excellence in Service/Leadership Award recognizes a faculty member
who richly contributes to the ongoing welfare and betterment of
the school, university and profession. Elon University's teacher-scholar
document calls on faculty to 'dedicate their talents, experience,
and leadership skills to activities that sustain, develop, and improve
the entire institution."
Gibson has
served Elon for 22 years, acting as an ambassador for the school
in many capacities and leading the renovation of Elon's former library
in its transformation to a modern School of Communications. "We
value presence on campus," Parsons said, "noting over
time who does the big and little tasks that make us a better school.
The selection committee focused on the tangible results of service
for the preceding years. Equally important were intangible factors
such as a willingness to volunteer one's time when needed, to carry
new ideas to reality, and to engage in shared governance. From the
moment the renovation of McEwen was announced, Gerald was involved
in the planning and placement of every small item - cables and electrical
outlets - as well as big items such as the two television studios
added to this building. He worked tirelessly. Gerald has handled
hundreds of tours, works far more than his share of admissions weekends,
and is always willing and flexible to jump in at the last minute
to ensure that everything runs smoothly. He is everyone's technology
helper. Gerald does hundreds of things during the year that might
not seem to get recognized, which is why we are recognizing him
with the inaugural service/leadership award this year."
Excellence in Scholarship Award recognizes a faculty member whose
scholarly work has a significant intellectual impact. Elon's teacher-scholar
model describes scholarship as "the most fundamental form of
professional activity," and the institution values the scholarship
of discovering new knowledge, integrating knowledge, applying knowledge
and developing pedagogical innovations. In making its decision,
the selection committee considered tangible evidence of peer-reviewed
research and creative activity that was published or presented during
the preceding three years. Equally important were intangible factors
such as supporting the scholarly endeavors of colleagues, advancing
the school's reputation, and mentoring students in undergraduate
"At Elon,
a professor cannot be measured by the articles published, to the
exclusion of the lives inspired," Parsons said. "Some
people plan to write or edit one book in a lifetime. David Copeland
appears to be working on a book a month! He is editor of a 14-volume
series on media and war, editor of another seven-volume series,
author or editor of five books already published and he has a textbook
coming out this summer. The best part is that his time on scholarship
does not diminish his attention to teaching, his service to the
university, or his time spent meeting with students outside of class."
Copeland came
to Elon in 2001 from Emory & Henry College in Virginia, where he
was recognized in 1999 as Virginia Professor of the Year by the
Carnegie Foundation. Since coming to Elon, he served as president
of the American Journalism Historians Association, and he's a member
of Elon University's Academic Council. To read more about Copeland,
in a related feature story, click
Following the
awards presentations, members of the first graduating class of Communications
Fellows were introduced by Hamm, and three of them, Alyssa Martin,
Chad Nason and Anna Brodrecht gave brief presentations. The luncheon
program also featured a briefing from Elon President Leo Lambert
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'Freakonomics' to close Tribeca
Book-based doc is latest from Alex Gibney, Morgan SpurlockNEW YORK -- A documentary adapted from the best-selling book "Freakonomics" by filmmakers Alex Gibney and Morgan Spurlock will feature as the closing film at the Tribeca Film Festival, organizers said on Monday.
"Freakonomics," based on the book which applies economic theory to societal issues like crime and effective parenting that sold more than 4 million copies worldwide, will premiere at Tribeca which runs from April 21 to May 2.
The film has a total of six directors credited, including Heidi Ewing, Rachel Grady, Seth Gordon, Eugene Jarecki, Gibney and Spurlock, who made the successful documentary "Super Size Me" about the influence of the fast food industry.
Gibney, the Academy Award winner for his documentary "Taxi to the Dark Side," will also show his film "My Trip to Al-Qaeda" at Tribeca as well as an untitled work in progress about former New York Governor Eliot Spitzer.
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SOURCE: PlaceIQ
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Rentrak's TV Census-Based Viewer Information Coupled With PlaceIQ's Location Intelligence Creates Impactful, Relevant Reach
Rentrak's TV Census-Based Viewer Information Coupled With PlaceIQ's Location Intelligence Creates Impactful, Relevant Reach
NEW YORK, NY--(Marketwired - Feb 5, 2014) - PlaceIQ, the company building more accurate audiences with location, time and real-world behavior, today announced its partnership with Rentrak, the leader in precisely measuring movies and TV everywhere. Rentrak's deep and granular TV viewing ratings from millions of TVs will be combined with PlaceIQ's audience-building platform to provide more relevant and effective consumer targeting. This first-of-its-kind alliance has already been deployed to raise awareness of a national consumer electronics brand among its key audience.
With viewership information from 13 million households (25 million televisions) across the United States, Rentrak is a trusted source for TV networks, agencies and advertisers, delivering the most precise and reliable ratings all day, every day across more than 230 television networks nationally and in all 210 DMAs networks and stations in all 210 local TV DMAs. By mapping television viewing data against insights gleaned by PlaceIQ from consumers' use of their mobile devices, PlaceIQ and Rentrak are able to build precise targeted audiences for mobile advertising. In the initial program for a suite of consumer electronics products, PlaceIQ and Rentrak assisted a global brand's efforts to connect with Major League Baseball (MLB) and National Football League (NFL) viewers, as well as teenagers watching programs across several networks popular with that particular demographic.
"Rentrak is excited to work with PlaceIQ to help add TV viewing behavior intelligence to their platform as the use of mobile devices for information and entertainment continues to rise," said Chris Wilson, president of national television at Rentrak.
Last year, TV represented 60 percent of global ad spend in 2012, by far the largest channel for advertisers to buy media. PlaceIQ is able to bring its sophisticated analytics capabilities and expertise in helping advertisers understand the trends and correlations between TV viewership and the location behavior of devices, thereby allowing advertisers to more confidently invest in the mobile channel by leveraging television viewing information. Therefore, brands are able to not only target consumers more effectively across mobile, but also measure the impact of mobile ads leveraging PlaceIQ's Place Visit Rate (PVR™), the industry standard metric for in-store ROI.
"The partnership with Rentrak adds a very tangible dimension to PlaceIQ's understanding of audiences based on the content, frequency and usage of consumers' TV viewing behaviors," said Duncan McCall, CEO of PlaceIQ. "We are seeing groundbreaking new opportunities emerging from our pilot campaigns with Rentrak, and we're looking forward to making this offering available to more brand advertisers in 2014."
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Rentrak (NASDAQ: RENT) is the entertainment and marketing industries' premier provider of worldwide consumer viewership information, precisely measuring actual viewing behavior of movies and TV everywhere. Using our proprietary intelligence and technology, combined with advanced demographics, only Rentrak is the census currency for VOD and Movies. Rentrak provides the stable and robust audience measurement services that movie, television and advertising professionals across the globe have come to rely on to better deliver their business goals and more precisely target advertising across numerous platforms including box office, multiscreen television and home video.
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Bringing CEOs together for mutual support
Being a CEO can be a lonely position and this forum provides a safe environment for networking, mutual sharing and openness amongst peers, as well as spiritual input. The forum meets residentially (usually in October) over a 24 hour period.This annual event is run jointly with Global Connections.
The forum planning group includes Nola Leach (CARE), Kevin Belcher (Interhealth), Tracy Cotterell (LICC), Ruth Whitaker (MAF UK), Gordon Temple (Torch Trust), Helen Calder (Evangelical Alliance) and Evan Winter (Global Connections).
Some of the topics we have looked at in our meetings in the past include:
- dealing with our idols;
- being confidently Christian as an organisation;
- organisational health and growth;
- leading with integrity.
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Four Motets - Locus iste; Christus factus est; Virga Jesse; Ave Maria
About the WorkComposer: Anton Bruckner
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In addition to his nine grandiose symphonies, Anton Bruckner also composed a great deal of sacred choral music, including three Masses, a Te Deum, and a host of shorter a cappella (unaccompanied) works for church services. Two of the four that we shall hear tonight, "Locus iste" and "Ave Maria," are early works by this exceptional late bloomer who in his late thirties and early forties was just beginning to find his voice as a composer. These motets are relatively simple in their harmonic language and choral textures. "Christus factus est" and "Virga Jesse," on the other hand, are contemporaries of the Seventh Symphony where Bruckner arguably reached the summit of his art. They show the composer at the height of his creative powers: the sophisticated harmony changes, the dramatic pauses, the great dynamic contrasts reveal a composer who thought symphonically even when composing a sacred motet of only a few minutes' duration.
Locus Iste
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Ci Design's iStorage Pro iT8MIS 8 bay Mini SAS JBOD SystemDigital and HD video storage array
These days, more and more HD work is being taken away from the big post production facilities, and being done out of people's home office's (I would know, as that is what I am doing). The only thing that gets to be tricky is picking the right equipment to do the job that you need to do. As a tech writer, I am lucky to have companies approach me to look at their products, and after looking at a competitor's product, I was approached by Ci Design to look at their iStorage Pro Mini SAS JBOD hard drive array. Since I'm always on the lookout for the best product for what I need to get done, I jumped at the chance. Here's how it turned out.
What you get
The first thing that I want to mention before we roll into this section is that this unit is supported for Mac, Windows and Linux. Also, the first thing I noticed when the unit arrived is that the box is very (very) sturdy, so you don't have to worry about it getting damaged in delivery. The drives are also packed separately on the side of the array, so you don't need to worry about them taking a jolt inside the unit if the box is dropped. What you get inside the box is:
1x 8 bay Tower Storage enclosure
1x A/C Power Cable
1x Accessories Box
1x User Guide
8x removable disk drive modules
Now something else to keep in mind is that I'm looking at the 4TB setup. The unit in a 4, 6, 8 or 16TB configuration. Now, what is not included is RAID Controller Card, MiniSAS cables (of which you need two) or hard drives. Ci Design has qualified Controller Cards from Areca, ATTO and Highpoint, so make sure you check their website for the specific model number you need. Also, as far as hard drives go, having them not included can be a good thing, as you can configure the system exactly how you like.
I am setting this up and testing it on an older G5 Quad Core with 4GB RAM, so if you have a newer Mac Pro tower, you will have no problems. The longest part of the entire process was installing the Controller Card into the G5, as the hard drives themselves took about five minutes to put in. In total, you're looking at about fifteen minutes to be ready to power everything up. Now, the next part of the process is you need to install the RAID controller card, but you will get all the drivers from the company you purchased it from. I'm using an ExpressSAS R380 controller card from ATTO (MSRP of $1095), and once you have the card installed and the computer turned on, you can go to your System Profiler to make sure the computer sees the card before you start the installation process.
Then you install the ATTO Configuration Tool, flash the card and you will be all set to go.
The drive array is set-up as Raid 5, so my media is protected against a single drive failure. This process will take you about ten minutes, and then you will be ready to edit!
Putting it through its paces
In situations like this, I don't start small and work my way from there. I just jump right in and give the unit everything I have available to me. In this case it was Uncompressed 10-bit 1080i HD footage (go big, or go home, right?). The iStorage Pro iT8MIS took it like a pro. No dropped frames, and no problems on digitizing, and no problems on playback. At that point I started putting all kinds of media on the drive ranging from HDV back up to 10-bit Uncompressed 1080i HD, and the unit worked perfectly. In the couple of weeks that I have had it, I have had no problems, and I have to say, I was very, very happy with what I saw. That being said, there was one issue I had with the iStorage Pro iT8MIS, and that was that according to the literature on the unit, one of the key features was a "Low Noise" cooling fan. Unfortunately, I found it to be a little loud for my liking, but, I do understand that these units need to keep the drives cool for my media's sake, and since I edit with headphones on, it wasn't a problem for me, and wouldn't stop me from purchasing one.
Value for your dollar
Now, first, you need to keep in mind that when purchasing a disk array like this one, you will always have to purchase the Raid Controller separately, and since you have a choice of which one you want to use (although I am always partial to ATTO), the price will always vary, so I'm not going to take that into consideration when looking at the unit. Also, the drives you will need to purchase separately as well, so the price, again, will vary. I thought that a unit like this would price somewhere in the range of about $1500 US, but needless to say, I was a little bit off. The MSRP of the unit is a very reasonable $695 US, which for the unit itself is a very good deal. Another minor gripe is that there are other companies out there that supply a RAID Controller Card with their units, as for newcomers, it can be a little tricky picking what is just right for what you need to do.
- Uncompressed 10-bit HD for under $3000 for an 8 TB system (approx)
- Good, sturdy packaging for delivery
- Unit worked exactly as expected with no issues
- Fan was a little loud for my liking
- I have to send it back! (LOL)
Final Say: Performance and price make it worth checking out if you are looking to expand your storage
In the end, the unit worked perfectly, and I had no problems doing any HD work with it, so if you are working in HD, and want a good option for a drive enclosure, definitely check out the iT8MIS from iStoragePro. You won't be disappointed.
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Vocal sensation Toxic Audio to perform at ONU
Comprised of five vocalists, Toxic Audio promises audiences will never again underestimate the power of the human voice after hearing the award-winning a cappella ensemble. Featuring mind-blowing harmonies and vocal instrumentation, Toxic Audio is hailed as a musical experience unlike any other.
The five "toxins" include "Rap Master" Jeremy James, "Lyric Queen" Shalisa James, "Scat Girl" Michelle Mailhot-Valines, "Boss Bass Man" Rene Ruiz, and "Human Beat Box" Paul Sperrazza. Since their 1998 debut, Toxic Audio has appeared on national television and garnered the 2004 Drama Desk Award for "Unique Theatrical Experience." In addition, Toxic Audio's 2003 album, Chemistry, was named "Album of the Year" by the Contemporary A Cappella Society of America.
Tickets are $25 for general admission. The Freed Center box office is open Monday through Friday from noon to 5 p.m. and Saturdays from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Phone orders are accepted with MasterCard, VISA or Discover by calling (419) 772-1900.


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Part Mad Scientist, Part Brilliant Artist: An Interview With Lily Simonson
Lily Simonson is on another planet. She is a painter based in Hollywood whose mind is soaked in otherworldly creatures, these beings from the beyond. She paints them in bright colors, her specimens often at war or passionately making love. Her work is abstract while being literal and isn't actually made up from another world at all: all of Lily's paintings are entrenched in scientific truth. Lily is part painter, part scientist.
"I feel like growing up in Maryland is relevant to my current subject matter because I got really into painting and drawing lobsters there," she says as she takes a seat at the center of her studio, paintings of fossils and various crustaceans framing her. "I've been into these creatures my entire life. I think lobsters are more rare out here–in Maryland, there is a tank full of lobsters in every supermarket. I would just go up to them and stare at the tank in every grocery store. Aesthetically, they were riveting to me. I doodled them constantly."
Lily's parents are both artists, each with MFAs in ceramics. She has bleach blonde hair and is slightly tiny but exudes this huge energy, this excitement. She has a slow cadence to her voice and a quick, dry sense of humor: she takes her work very seriously but, yes, is aware that she is creating huge abstracts paintings of sea life, some even being presented under black light.
She made her way out West to attend college, where she went to UC Berkeley. She didn't plan on ever pursuing painting until late in high school either: it was revealed to her. "I kind of wanted to be a lawyer growing up but, in high school, I did this three year art program where we had a big show. I realized it was really satisfying to take something I was doing privately for so long and share it with people. Painting is so solitary, which makes it odd that it all clicked for me when I shared the work with other people. It made me realize I could do it: showing is a really fun part of the process for me."
"I went to UC Berkley because I didn't want to go to art school," she continues. "I get influence from a lot of different things and I hadn't given up on law so it made sense. My first year, I took painting and became obsessed with painting, specifically. I was really hooked on that."
Like art revealing itself to her, so did her subject matter: crustaceans. "I grew up making lobster drawings. It was an intuitive, aesthetic attraction," she says. "The first big series of paintings I did were these mammoth lobster portraits, which were super quirky and weren't about much more than a personal fascination. I eventually developed another series of paintings on moths, which was very personal and came out of a childhood phobia of moths. It was the other side of the same coin, this thing from early childhood that I was examining in a non-cathartic way. They were like the lobsters in that I was reviving an obsession or, rather, a repulsion and reveling in them, examining them as a personal symbol for myself."
"I had this idea that if I explored something deeply personal it would resonate with an audience in a deeper way," she says. "That's true to some extent but it's also a little naive: it needs to be more nuanced than that."
This nuance she desired came from another revelation: she applied to UCLA's graduate art program, was accepted, and found herself in Los Angeles. "I told myself that I would go back to New York for grad school. I kind of applied to UCLA as an aside. But, the faculty at UCLA, the alumni, and LA itself, which has this mythology for me: it was captivating. Everyone loves music when they're a kid–and I loved rock music. LA was a huge draw because, in high school, I was really obsessed with Beck and to the point that I was on the MTV show, FANatic. They flew me to LA and I got to meet him: LA had this mysterious draw from that experience."
Her education was brought about new ways to explore and articulate her fascinations in addition more discoveries in regards to what she was expressing. "I didn't just work with painters there. I worked with Catherine Opie, Jennifer Bolande, Mary Kelly–everybody! But, also, the painters, like Roger Herman, Lari Pittman, Patty Wickman," she says, speaking to the program's outstanding faculty.
After grad school, she decided to stay in town as well as she found a community of artists from school–and LA just felt right. "The New York art world is such an institution. LA has this freedom to it that you don't necessarily have in New York: there's an openness here. There is also a legacy of really cool MFA programs in LA, too–and an emphasis on teaching as practice."
Lily exemplifies this, too: she compliments her work in art by teaching at Cal Poly Pomona, where she teaches one class a semester. For her, teaching is a part of being a Southern Californian artist and is deeply tied to her practice. "Art gives you this way to research whatever you want in the world, which you can turn into a way to connect with other people," she says, alluding to the scientific nature of her work.
Los Angeles as an entity shaped her as well, the city assisting in defining her current work. "When I came to LA, I had been painting moths for a few years. They were really dark and influenced by European painting and chiaroscuro. I think that living in LA, I got more inspired to expand my palette and not be so goth. The moth paintings were nuanced but tied to death and decay. Los Angeles, as cliche as it sounds, is a sunny, happy place. I had this history of these exuberant lobster paintings and these dark moth paintings: I was searching for a new subject matter that was more nuanced, that was maybe not so quirky. I needed something without my own baggage."
As if on cue, the scientific community discovered a new crustacean: it was another revelation for Lily. "It's called the yeti crab. It was literally described in the New York Times as a 'lobster with the fur of a moth.' It was this confluence of these two things I had been working with that I found as I was searching for something that married lobsters and moths. I didn't have a choice but to embrace it as a subject."
For her, the yeti crab represents so much. It speaks to discovery and to searching, the limits of knowledge and the unknown. The crabs are very complicated and sophisticated as well, these physiologically complex deep sea creatures that live off of methane and sulfides that erupt from fissures near underwater volcanoes. Lily spits out fact after fact on the subject, she an expert in the field as a result of an artistic obsession.
"Since the yeti crab paintings started, I've begun working more and more with scientists," she says. "I think the element of protecting the environment as there is much to learn comes into my work a little bit–but it isn't that literal. It comes in by finding these alien creatures in places that we thought were barren, like the deep sea. Now we know that there are thousands of species that we haven't discovered."
However, the discover of the crab in relationship to her art brought up a little question: since this crab was so rare and new, how was she supposed to paint it? "I prefer to always paint from direct observation, rather than relying on photographs. When I was painting moths, I'd catch moths and use them as models and, when I was painting lobsters, I would buy a lobster at the grocery store and examine it. When the yeti crab was discovered, how was I supposed to paint them? The only specimen was at the Museum of Natural History in Paris."
This is how Lily almost literally became a scientist as the yeti crab demanded it of her. "I visited the crab in the Summer after my first year in grad school, where it was at the Paris Museum of Natural History lab, not on display. I met the woman who was studying it, which was almost as exciting as seeing the crab itself since she was so funny and interesting: it felt like meeting a kindred spirit. I started to realize that a lot of scientists are very similar to artists. There's this obsession to study really specialized things, which relates to my own practice. There's always this impulse for them to do something new and learn things that have never been learned before."
"It's handy for me to be painting new species, as it relates to Dürer and Audubon who were scientists and artists," she says. "It's also a shortcut as well for me to do something original. I'm obsessed with old paintings and traditional, Dutch painting. That was the style I used to go for, which is my point of departure now. Painting these new creatures is a way for me to do something new: I don't think anyone has painted a yeti crab in the way that I'm doing."
She eventually caught the attention of the Census of Marine Life, who were in the process of counting and documenting all marine populations. "They found out about my paintings and brought me to a couple of conferences and, through that, I started meeting more and more of these Jacques Cousteau-like ocean explorers. Since then, they've discovered two more kinds of yeti crabs–and one of them was by a scientist at Scripps, which is a lot closer than Paris. I started going to Scripps to look at their yeti crab, working more and more with Lisa Levin there. The Natural History Museum here has a huge collection of invertebrates and crustaceans, too."
"It feels sort of glamorous to me to go into labs and museum stores and look at things that are hidden away in jars," she says. "The jars on the table are from specimens I've borrowed from the collection at Scripps. What I usually would do is go to these labs and make sketches and take photographs, using the drawings and photos to make paintings."
At this point, Lily has become almost a marine science celebrity as she's been asked o speak at conferences, her art has been featured in textbooks, and she's even painted live at scientific events. "They're doing really esoteric research and worry that its not having an impact. It's really exciting for them to see that someone in another field cares about what they do. It's almost the same for me to see that someone outside of the art world cares about what I do," she says, laughing. "It's a very fulfilling relationship. I didn't see it coming, either. It kind of happened naturally."
Science is now a very large driver in her work and sometimes leads her to very obscure subject matters and inventive techniques. For example, at her solo show at Downtown's CB1, she will have a section of work that are displayed under black light. "It was something that I was thinking about as I was studying bioluminescence in ocean creatures," she explained as she hovered a black light over a few paintings. "I've always been obsessed with the light in Dutch still lives, as these grapes and oysters and objects seemed to glow from within. I've always used lots of translucent glazes in my painting for that effect–but this was almost like a shortcut." The black light work also relates to creatures that actually do glow (like scorpions, which is one of her subjects in a black light painting) and her obsession with Burning Man, which she attends every year.
"A lot of people think that my subjects are invented," she says, speaking directly to how advanced and sophisticated her work is. Looking into the future, she sees her subjects staying in the same world and even sees different mediums being brought into her work, from sculpture to performance. Scientifically, she has a lot going on from a Summer exploration of the San Diego Margin with a Scripps research group to a potential research trip to Antarctica: her relationship with the scientific community will continually grow.
And, as far as subjects, she won't be straying very far from her creatures. "Even if I wanted to get away from them, that's not happening any time soon," she says with a laugh. "You can have as many threads as you want to with this subject matter, too. I'm even tying fossils into my work! I know I ask a lot of my audience with these deep sea creatures. I think the focus is important for this body of work but I do think that it would be interesting to add in a human element that is maybe parallel to this work. There are a lot of different directions I could go."
For more on Lily, be sure to check out her website. And, of course, her work is currently on view through July 29 at CB1 Downtown in her solo exhibition, Wet and Wild. She'll also be participating at a panel discussion with artists and scientists at CB1 on July 28.


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Somehow, a good deal us managed to loose touch with our own sexuality and exactly what that means to and for us.
For many, the word itself evokes great confusion, doubt, shame and often, deep deep sadness and pain. The associations and feelings that come with our sexuality extend much further what we learn or are led to believe on a surface level, or what the mind tells us. Conditioning, childhood and relationships all contribute to how we feel about and see our sexuality.
Past hurts and traumas can hold a significant charge in your body that contributes to you being out of touch with your feelings and your own being. Stuck energy and emotions can lay unaware in your system and lead to blockages that manifest in your relationships and love making. Often, sexuality can be confused with simply having sex. And sadly, very often, unsatisfying and disconnected sex.
In my work, I meet many beautiful souls who have simply forgotten the sheer beauty, innocence and intimacy that comes with being in touch with their own sexuality. This does not mean having 'great sex' or 'mind blowing orgasms' (although these of course are wonderful too) but to be fully connected to and present with your sexual energy.
In Tantra, 'sexual energy' ultimately means 'life force energy' and therefore, when we are not connected to our sexual energy and indeed our sexuality, we are not fully connected to life itself or our relationships.
So how do you begin to reclaim something that is your birthright? Something that is so pure and innocent and yet so misunderstood.
How do you begin to unravel the layers of discomfort that stop you from fully connecting with your sexuality?
To owning what is rightfully yours and to be able to not only enjoy it, but to express it, without fear or shame.
It all begins and ends with you and, rather than stepping away from your discomfort, beginning to move towards it. And that feels scary right? To imagine starting the process of actually facing your fears surrounding who you really are.
When I first started my journey into discovering who I really am and reclaiming my sexuality, I was terrified. Having experienced a lot of sexual trauma from a young age, I didn't even believe that my sexuality was mine. I honestly felt it was for others to use as they wished and that I didn't matter in any of it. But it reached a point when I needed to step up, begin healing and empower myself again.
And what I discovered was that this didn't need to take years of therapy and talking. I began to realise that by getting in touch with my body, by beginning to love and appreciate my self, I could begin to live again. And that my sexuality meant being empowered as a sexual woman, being seen and no longer being afraid or ashamed of that.
Your sexuality is yours and nobody can take that from you. You have every right to own, rejoice and enjoy this- to take back what may have been lost and to begin to rediscover what it means to truly live this human life.
Begin today by simply taking a moment to sit with yourself. Whether you have two minutes or two hours, give this time for you. Close your eyes and begin to take some deep breaths into your body. Breathing deeply and slowing into your heart, allowing your breath to settle there for a moment. Feel yourself connected to your heart and the love that resides there.
When you're ready, begin to move your breath to your belly. Breathing deeply and slowly into your belly. Again, allow your breath to rest there for a moment. Feeling connected to your belly, the emotions that you feel. Then, begin to move your breath to your sex. Taking deep, slow breaths into your sex, allow your breath to rest for a moment. Feeling connected to your sexuality, your vulnerability, your pleasure and your life force. Finally, taking one last, deep breath into your whole being- breathing in all that which serves you, breathing out all that you no longer need to hold on to…..
It's never too late to start living, creating and expressing the life you so deserve. My longing for you is to truly live this life and to be the empowered, beautiful, sexual being that you are. To rediscover and connect with your own intimacy.


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Part Two, The Laughing Tiger, chapter seventeen, begins with Johnny teaching Chuck Chatsworth how to read. Chuck is a bright kid with a passion for sports who also has a reading phobia. Chuck is a seventeen-year-old student who is funny and charming and also afraid of displeasing his successful father. Chuck is under a great deal of pressure to apply to colleges but his lack of reading ability means that Chuck cannot successfully take the required SATs.
The job with the Chatsworths is perfect for Johnny since it meant moving to New Hampshire. Johnny is anonymous in New Hampshire. In addition to teaching Chuck, Johnny takes a job in a local diner.
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It is hard to believe it has been 5 years since I wrote Chucky's Not Coming Back Part I. That article makes the case Jon Gruden would never work for Al Davis again.
Now, Jon Gruden would not work for Mark Davis because the guy does not know what he is doing. Mark Davis knows that too. There's no smooth talking Jon Gruden. Chucky is one of the most knowledgeable NFL analysts in the sport right now. He's not about to head into a rebuilding project of this kind of magnitude. That kind of heavy lifting is not his style. Gruden would likely return to coaching with A) a really big salary and B) for a team in reasonably decent shape personnel-wise. The Raiders may be able to offer A but not B.
So it's simply not going to happen no matter how many times you are compelled you to say it on Facebook or wherever else you post.
You have no idea what a pro football coach has to go through to make a team successful. It literally can sap the life out of you. So any coach who is smart and has the experience John Gruden does will choose his jobs carefully. He has no loyalty to the Raiders driving him. It's all about the conditions of employment. Shitty stadium, shitty location, shitty players, shitty ownership, shitty franchise. You think unfinished business means more to Gruden than the almighty dollar and working conditions? Keep dreaming.
Also, let it sink in. Rich Gannon will never be a coach. He too makes excellent money for far less aggravation in broadcasting. Besides he has already said he will never be a coach (due to his temper).
Thank Odin, Mark Davis is bright enough not to consider Mike Holmgren. His days are over. Thanks but no thanks.
The only storyline worth watching right now is Jim Harbaugh. I thought he would be the guy the first time around.


text: Pregnancy is 'contagious', say scientists News & Gossip Pregnancy news 0 Once one woman in a group of friends has a baby, the others women get pregnant, too, new study finds Having children is 'contagious'. So say US scientists, who've found that once one woman in a circle of friends has a baby, it's not long before her friends start having babies, too. The scientists tracked more than 1,700 US women from the age of 15 to about the age of 30, and, according to their findings, there's a definite two-year period of 'baby contagion' within groups of women who'd become friends at secondary school. "Contagion increases immediately after a friend gives birth, reaches a peak about two years later, and then decreases," says Nicoletta Balbo, co-author of the study and a postdoctoral fellow at Bocconi University in Italy. "Overall," she adds, "our research demonstrates that fertility decisions are not only influenced by individual characteristics and preferences, but also by the social network in which individuals are embedded." Why do we all get 'infected' by the baby bug at the same time? Well, it's not too difficult to figure out, say the scientists. They reckon it's all about shared experiences – friends learning about parenting together – and, obviously, if you're surrounded by friends who are new parents, it does get your thinking about having children yourself. "We know that friends influence us on many behaviours, such as smoking, drinking, and how much we exercise," says Balbo. "And several people have proposed social influence as an important factor for shaping fertility choices. But we believe our study is the first to show this type of connection among friends." And, suggest the scientists, "baby contagion" could be even more widespread: thought they only looked at school friendships, they think the contagious effect could also spread among groups of friends who meet at uni and at work. What do you think? Was your decision to become a mother influenced by your friends having babies? Or maybe you were the first in your group to have a child were – and started a trend? Please let us know by writing in the comments box below. Read more: Boxer Amir Khan changes his baby's name - twice! Katie Piper's new-mum confession: 'Am I no good at this?' Iodine deficiency and pregnancy: what you need to know By Magda Ibrahim 0 Comments Share Like this article? Showing of Uh-oh! You need to be logged in to do this... Sign In Sign Up Load more posts Write a comment


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Come along to one of our family drop in sessions. Bring the whole family as we spend an afternoon with volunteers making shadow puppets!
Everything needed for this workshop is provided by The Falconer Museum so its totally FREE! – A great way to fill a morning!
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Theatrical Release Schedule September 11, 2015. The motion pictures now in-theater are from various Hollywood and independent movie studios. Some of the films are in wide release (600 screens or more in the United States and Canada) and some are in limited release (a motion picture that is playing in a select few theaters across the country [typically in cities such as New York, Los Angeles, San Francisco]).
The Theatrical Release Schedule for September 11, 2015:
90 Minutes in Heaven
The Perfect Guy
The Visit
Coming Home
Goodnight Mommy
Meet the Patels
Paul Taylor: Creative Domain
Sleeping with Other People
Time Out of Mind
Wolf Totem
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I still don't have an official name for this project, so I'll call it "bakery" in the interim.
rails bakery git add bakery git commit -a -m "Basic Rails install" rails server
This is new: there's a single execution point for rails tasks. It's nice to not have to type
script/... all the time
Fire up http://0.0.0.0:3000/ and see that it's working.
Gem Updates
sudo gem update haml
Add "gem haml" to Gemfile (another new feature).
Update Ryan Bates' Nifty Generators. They're nifty. Especially when generating.
sudo gem install nifty-generators
Add "gem nifty-generators" to the Gemfile.
Also update
autotest and
Hello World
Time to get a Hello World going. It's not working until I see Hello World.
First, unpack the gems. How do I do that again?
rake -T gem /Users/craig/Documents/SoftCraft/projects/bakery/rails/bakery/db/schema.rb doesn't exist yet. Run "rake db:migrate" to create it then try again. If you do not intend to use a database, you should instead alter /Users/craig/Documents/SoftCraft/projects/bakery/rails/bakery/config/boot.rb to limit the frameworks that will be loaded
Fair enough.
rake db:migrate (in /Users/craig/Documents/SoftCraft/projects/bakery/rails/bakery)
rake -T gem (in /Users/craig/Documents/SoftCraft/projects/bakery/rails/bakery) rake rails:freeze:gems # The rails:freeze:gems is deprecated, please use bundle install instead
More Rails 3 changes. Looks like freezing isn't necessary any more. That's good; I never liked it anyway.
Now, I need a "Hello World" page. That means I need a HomeController for the root route.
rails generate controller Home
Now I need a view. Since Home is a singleton controller, that's the
show view. Whip up Add
views/home/show.haml and dump in
Hello World.
Now I need a route. In the new Rails 3 routing DSL that's done by:
root :to => "home#show"
Lastly, I need to delete
Hit localhost:3000 and it works!
Looks like Shoulda isn't Rails 3 compatible yet.
DEPRECATION WARNING: RAILS_ROOT is deprecated! Use Rails.root instead. (called from join at /Users/craig/.bundle/ruby/1.8/bundler/gems/shoulda-b8b6cad61981d47356de06c2a5586e281938c94e-rails3/lib/shoulda/autoload_macros.rb:40) /Users/craig/.bundle/ruby/1.8/bundler/gems/shoulda-b8b6cad61981d47356de06c2a5586e281938c94e-rails3/lib/shoulda/autoload_macros.rb:40:in `join': can't convert #
into String (TypeError) from /Users/craig/.bundle/ruby/1.8/bundler/gems/shoulda-b8b6cad61981d47356de06c2a5586e281938c94e-rails3/lib/shoulda/autoload_macros.rb:40:in `autoload_macros'
I go to report this bug. Of course, when I register with RailsPlugins, I get this:
We are sorry to say that something in our code went bang!
Screw it, I'll avoid Shoulda in the interim. Instead, I'll create a regular Test::Unit controller test.


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