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PITTSBURGH, March 1, 2001 — New findings related to the development of heart disease in older adults will be presented by researchers from the University of Pittsburgh February 28-March 3 at the American Heart Association's 41st Annual Conference on Cardiovascular Disease – Epidemiology and Prevention in San Antonio, Texas.
Coronary artery calcification (CAC) continues to increase in people into advanced old age and is more strongly related to age than to baseline risk factors, according to a study being presented by a University of Pittsburgh researcher.
Anne B. Newman, M.D., M.P.H., associate professor of geriatric medicine at the University of Pittsburgh and principal investigator, measured coronary artery calcification in 614 men and women with a mean age of 80 using electron beam tomography. The prevalence of clinical coronary vascular disease (CVD) was 33 percent, and another 33 percent had at least one marker of subclinical CVD.
Median CVD increased with age and was usually higher in men than in women, regardless of the presence or absence of clinical or subclinical CVD. No detectable CAC was found in six percent of men and 11 percent of women, but the proportion with a zero score decreased with age from 15 percent under age 80 to five percent of those over 80 years. Those with higher baseline scores were more likely to be Caucasian but did not differ in prevalence of baseline hypertension, diabetes or lipid levels.
Healthy older adults can develop hypertension if they have high blood levels of homocysteine, a metabolite of the essential amino acid methionine, and the risk increases if they are overweight and smoke, according to an eight-year study conducted at the University of Pittsburgh Graduate School of Public Health.
"Elevated plasma homocysteine has been linked to arterial stiffness and the development of hypertension, but most of the previous research has been conducted using patients with renal disease and has been retrospective," said researcher Rachel Wildman, M.P.H., who presented the findings. "This study is the first to assess homocysteine's effect on hypertension in healthy older adults with normal baseline blood pressure, and to follow them prospectively. Our results show that 35 percent of healthy adults could develop hypertension within eight years, and high homocysteine levels may increase the risk."
Ms. Wildman and her colleagues evaluated 187 men and women from the Carotid Assessment Program in the Elderly, a normotensive control population from the multi-center Systolic Hypertension in the Elderly Program. Median age was 71. Over an eight-year period of observation, 35 percent of the participants developed hypertension. Higher homocysteine levels, higher body mass index, current smoking and higher systolic blood pressure levels were factors independently associated with the development of hypertension.
"Homocysteine may contribute to hypertension through a direct effect on the elastic components of the arterial wall, or through an acceleration of the existing atherosclerosis," said Ms. Wildman, "but additional research is necessary to determine the exact role that homocysteine plays in this process."
Small-sized low density lipoproteins (LDLs, or "bad" cholesterol) and high numbers of these particles pose a greater risk for coronary calcification among post-menopausal women than do medium- or large-sized LDLs, according to a study conducted at the University of Pittsburgh Graduate School of Public Health.
"In post-menopausal women, the size and the concentrations of various-sized LDL particles may be a better predictor of atherosclerosis than the currently used standard cholesterol test, which measures the total amount of cholesterol carried by all the LDL particles, regardless of size," said researcher Rachel Mackey, M.P.H. "Some explanations of why the smaller LDL particles may be more atherogenic are that they might pass more easily into the arterial wall or that they may be more susceptible to oxidation."
Calcification of the coronary arteries occurs only where atherosclerosis or hardening of the arteries is also present. Thus, according to Ms. Mackey, calcification can signal the presence of atherosclerosis, which increases the risk of heart disease -- the leading killer of women in the United States.
The findings presented by Ms. Mackey were based on 287 healthy, post-menopausal women aged 57-65 from the university's Healthy Women's Study, which looked at cardiovascular risk factor changes over the course of menopause. In measuring LDL particle size, Ms. Mackey and her colleagues used a new laboratory test called the NMR LipoProfile (LipoMed, Inc.), which rapidly measures the size and concentrations of lipoproteins. NMR (nuclear magnetic resonance) technology works by measuring and recording radio signals emitted by lipoproteins and other blood fats transported in the blood. The signals vary according to the size of the particles. A computer reads the signals and determines the concentration of each lipoprotein subclass by the strength of its signal.
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Electrical Engineering Safety
In the Department of Electrical Engineering, you may be working with specialized equipment requiring specific safety training e.g. high and low voltage electrical components/systems, lasers, X-rays, etc., or perhaps with chemicals that require training for safe use and proper disposal. This training is required and provided before you are allowed to work in the labs. See your Safety Officer for details.
Safety Commitment
The Department of Electrical Engineering is committed to providing a safe and healthy environment for its students, faculty and staff. Our department will strive to increase awareness of safety issues, encourage, support and, when necessary, require safety training for all educational, research, and service activities conducted in our facilities. We have established an EE Safety Committee, which is chaired by the EE department head and includes several faculty, staff, graduate and undergraduate students. Our department's safety officer is JR Watson, who also serves on this committee. We are committed through leadership, faculty, staff and student participation to:
- Creating and maintaining a safe and healthful work and educational environment.
- Continuously improving our safety program and performance.
- Abiding by all applicable laws, regulations and University policies.
- Integrating safety into our daily activities, decision making and planning.
- Providing resources and training along with continuously communicating our safety policy to all students, staff, faculty and affected parties.
- Continuously measuring our progress and making adjustments as necessary.
Each of us plays a vital role in the completion of work in a safe manner. Faculty, staff and student recommendations to improve safety and health conditions are encouraged, and all will be given thorough consideration by our safety committees and leaders. Our commitment is to foster and support a safety culture that provides information and training, identifies risks and proactively addresses those risks before they become injuries or accidents. Please feel free to contact the Department's safety officer (JR Watson) or the Department Head (Kultegin Aydin) at any time if you have concerns about safety policies or practices.
Department Safety Officer
JR Watson
111D EE West
Please email Dave DeCapria with any safety concerns.
Safety Tips
Guidelines for Barbecues at University Park Campus
- Barbecues are only approved for recognized university groups.
- All barbecues must be approved by the Environmental Health and Safety office.
- Approval for a barbecue must be secured at least one (1) week prior to the event.
- The barbecue location must be approved by both the Environmental Health and Safety office and the area having jurisdiction.
- There must be a designated person in charge.
- Only propane grills will be approved for use. The use of charcoal grills is not permitted.
- A maximum of three (3) grills will be permitted per event.
- A 10 foot perimeter must be established and maintained around the grill(s) to prevent individuals from accidentally coming in to contact with the grills.
- Grills must be situated on a hard surface (not on grass), away from building entrances and overhangs.
- A minimum of one (1) 5-lb. dry chemical fire extinguisher must be present during the barbecue. Building fire extinguishers shall not be utilized to meet this requirement
- Cooked food must be removed from the grill(s) to a table for dispensing onto plates, rolls, etc.
The above guidelines are provided for everyone's safety. Any violation of the guidelines will constitute cause to have the function terminated.
Please direct your questions to:
Steven G. Triebold
Fire Protection Engineer
Environmental Health and Safety
EE Department Guidelines
EE Safety Officer: JR Watson 865-5281
- Same as the University's Guidelines
- There is a portable fire extinguisher (To be signed out) for Electrical Engineering events; it is located in room 111G EE West).
- Any tables or chairs used from the EE West lobby need to be returned when the event is finished.
If you need instructions on proper fire extinguisher operation, make arraignments with the EE Safety Officer for a quick tutorial, before you sign the fire extinguisher out.

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Heart of the City Precincts & Map
Our central city is made up of a number of precincts that offer distinct business, retail and entertainment experiences. For more information about the businesses that are within these areas, visit Auckland's Heart of the City website. For more information about Heart of the City boundaries, download our map.
Queen Street
Queen Street has the most significant concentration of retail shopping activity in the central city, and is one of the locations of high-end international luxury brands. The precinct will continue to develop as a retail "address" of national and international significance, offering continuously active retail and entertainment activities along its main section from Custom Street to Wellesley Street.
Arts Precinct
The Arts precinct is located in the 'heart' of the city centre, and is home to the Auckland Art Gallery, Auckland Central City Library, Aotea Square, Auckland Town Hall, Aotea Centre and Civic Theatre. It is also home to a number of private dealer galleries, theatres and cinemas, and is serviced by great bars and restaurants. This is where people come to enjoy the Auckland's vibrant arts scene.
High Street District
The High Street District is an eclectic mix of independent fashion boutiques, brand labels, giftware, restaurants and bars, and has a distinctly New Zealand flavour that appeals to a broad range of visitors. Its role will evolve further over time, with an increasing focus on outdoor dining and activities, with linkages created through Commerce Street and Fort Lane to the retail precinct at Britomart.
Britomart is a successful mixed use activity precinct that houses high-quality specialty retail tenants and an active street dining and hospitality atmosphere, and is a showcase for the city's built heritage. It is a focus for tourist visitors, office workers and city centre residents alike, and is an important link between the Queen Street Core and the emerging waterfront district.
Viaduct and Waterfront
Viaduct and Waterfront stretches from Wynyard Quarter in the west, along to the port in the East. It offers distinctive pockets of fine dining and entertainment activities in Princes Wharf, Viaduct and Wynyard Quarter areas. It also support the numerous commercial and residential tenants in the area through service base retailing, and is a key gateway to the city centre.
Federal & Elliott Street
The City West area lies adjacent to the Queen Street precinct and is anchored with hospitality and entertainment in the Federal Street and Elliott/Darby Street areas. There is a strong pedestrian focus, with an increasing presence of outdoor dining and 24/7 entertainment offering.
Victoria Quarter
It's the historic warehouse and industrial area of Auckland's CBD, bounded by Hobson, Fanshawe and Union Streets, the motorway, and includes Victoria Park. Once the industrial hub of early Auckland, the quarter is now an eclectic mix of historic buildings and commercial activities. Sitting on the periphery of the core CBD retail area, the area is developing a strong hospitality offering, particularly in and around the Drake and Sale street areas and the newly redeveloped Victoria Park Market. A cluster of hip dining experiences have claimed the City Works Depot on Cook Street as home. During the day it caters to the large number of commercial tenants in the area, and at night residents and visitors. It is a gateway to both the City West and the Waterfront areas.
The Commercial District
This is the hub of the city's business district, and includes the Shortland Street and Fort Street areas. It is home to many of the country's premier legal and accounting firms. During the day, the area offers an increasing mix of retail, café, restaurant and commercial activities, and at night increasing entertainment offerings.
The Learning Quarter
Auckland's Learning Quarter is a world-class centre for education, research and commercialisation and the key to fuelling Auckland's future success. The Learning Quarter covers the city campuses of The University of Auckland and AUT University. It is a great asset for Auckland to have two of the country's high achieving universities located in the heart of the city centre. This makes The Learning Quarter a cornerstone in Auckland's attraction to local and international businesses, potential students and residents.
The Learning Quarter is a vibrant place with a stimulating environment, rich heritage, a strong history of achievements, significant open spaces and landscapes (such as Albert Park), unique cultural facilities and a diverse range of events and activities.


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Light quality is perhaps the most underrated aspect of photography. Here I definitely found it. Also underrated is our own Beale Street. I know a lot of locals like me write off Beale as an annoying tourist destination. It might be that sure but you can't beat the people watching. Good people watching = great photos.
Live Bait
I don't take good photos, New York City takes good photos.
Irish Child
Finding myself back in Indianapolis for work I decided to check out the St Patrick's Day parade downtown. This one was kind enough to let me take her photo. Shot on Fuji Superia/Yashica T5
New Memphis Wallpaper
One of the things I want to start doing more of is providing wallpapers for everyone's phones and desktops. So I'm starting with this:
Memphis Pride Parade 2017
I always miss the Pride Parade on Beale Street every year due to work but this year I was off so I went down and did the Slow Memphis thing.
What a wonderful event. So much joy and positivity in the parade and I was surprised about the number of corporations and churches that support the LGBT community here in Memphis. The parade was also much bigger than I expected. According to my GoPro it lasted right at 30 minutes. Which means over an hour of Slow Memphis footage!
The American Queen
Another Slow Memphis today. What I love about this project is pretty much everything is fair game for slow-motion video. I don't have to do an aerial shot of downtown or walk through a crowd at a festival every time. I can do a 15 minute shot of a glorious riverboat docked just a few blocks from work. And this is what I have today:
Slow Memphis
I've been shooting a lot of drone and stabilized footage over the past few years and have been trying to figure out what to do with it. So I've started a new YouTube channel called Slow Memphis. What is consists of are long, slow motion videos of Memphis landmarks, skylines, trails, etc. Some of the videos can be up to 2 hours long so these are great for leaving on in the background on your tv or computer while you do other things.
If you like what you see please consider subscribing to the channel. I am trying to update it weekly so subscribing is a great way to keep up to date with the latest videos.
Sunday on Beale
It's rare that I ever go down to Beale Street. But with Elvis week wrapping up I wanted to go down and shoot some photos. Also I did a little video for my Slow Memphis YouTube channel. With all the people watching and a protest downtown here are some of my favorites from yesterday.
Messing Around with the Ricoh GR II
In my never-ending quest for the perfect film camera I recently came across the Ricoh GR II. Since it has the same focal length (28mm) as one of my Fuji prime lenses I decided to sell that lens and bought a used Ricoh GR II. I've been very impressed with this camera and its size & weight (it fits in your pocket) fill the need of a camera I can take with me everywhere. Here are a few shots I took while walking around downtown Memphis. So far so good!
Cedric Burnside
Had the privilege to photograph the annual Blues Music Awards this year. Of all the photos I took these of Cedric Burnside are easily my favorite.
Memphis vs. Nashville
Regardless of how you feel about the Memphis vs. Nashville debate you can agree that they both look great from the air. Speaking of that debate, I'm over it. I love Memphis of course but always have fun exploring and doing new things in Nashville.
April 4th, 1968
As a Memphian its hard to not go a day without thinking about Martin Luther King and the Civil Rights Movement. Not only destroyed a great man but a great city as well. And Memphis is still trying to recover from that moment 49 years ago today.
Exploring Crosstown
Had some free time on Monday so I took advantage of the nice weather and headed down there. Originally I had planned on just going down on Cleveland and just taking a few photos of some new murals and maybe the outside of the Crosstown Concourse. As I was walking by the Concourse I decided to poke my head in the lobby. Man was I BLOWN AWAY. I underestimated the enormity of the Crosstown project by a mile. Inside it looked like some kind of futuristic city and one of the largest construction projects I have ever seen. Photos from walking around Crosstown Arts and the Concourse itself are below. FYI I usually just post a paragraph of words here then show all the photos. This time I've written a few things about some of the photos so make sure to scroll down so you don't miss anything.
This I Love Memphis mural is hidden from the main street so I always forget this one is here. Definitely one of my favorites along with the one that is outside Memphis Made.I love the Glitter & Glamour building on Cleveland. Something about the sign and the corner location that speaks to me.This mural is by Brandon Marshall, one of my favorite artists in the city. This mural memorializes Brandon's friend and artist Ronnie "BETOR" Bobal who passed away recently.Why I always try to get in an alley or look behind a building when exploring. Usually something hidden in plain sight. Plus a nice view of the Crosstown Concourse.
I often obsess over every detail in a photo so when I saw the truck that said WE LOVE OUR JOB! coming I had to get a photo of the building and the truck.The first thing you see when you walk into the Concourse's apartment area. I just stood here for a few moments in awe. You really have to see it to appreciate the scale. To me it looked like some kind of futuristic sci-fi movie set.Atrium staircase. Again you have to see it to believe it.Set my camera on the floor and used a timer to get this one. Shooting wide and low is a great way to really get the scale of a place.
You made it to the end! Congrats. Love how the parking garage has the word YOURS on it. I went up to the top of the garage. It was huge and a pretty decent view of the building is up there.
International Blues Challenge Finals
After a week of shooting tons of great blues acts up and down Beale Street it was finally time for the finals. You could not ask for a better venue than The Orpheum for the grand finale. Lighting for photography on Beale Street clubs (and Memphis venues in general) is always a mixed bag so I was happy to finally have some good light in which to photograph. I didn't get to stay for the whole show (Dawn Tyler Watson won the whole thing) but the acts I did get to photograph were amazing. Bands photographed are (in order): The Souliz Band featuring Sugar and Spice (2nd Place Band), Al Hill (1st Place Solo/Duo), SOBO Blues Band, Wes Lee, Johnny Pink and the Intrusion, Sugar Brown
Interntional Blues Challenge - Friday
Last day of the IBC before the finals on Saturday. As always here are some favorites.
Interntional Blues Challenge Update
I've spent the past couple of days shooting the International Blues Challenge on Beale Street and what a pleasure its been. If you have never gone before (like me) the $10 for the wristband is so worth it. I feel like a bad Memphian for not having gone all these years. As always here are some of my favorite photos and acts from the past few days.
Memphis We Belong Here March
I really regretted not being at the Women's March here in Memphis a few weeks ago so I was glad to be able to take part in the Memphis We Belong Here March. The whole march was very peaceful as we walked from Clayborn Temple to the National Civil Rights Museum. It was my first march in Memphis and I am sure not the last.
International Blues Challenge Kickoff at Clayborn Temple
Thanks to Holly at I Love Memphis I was able to pick up a photo pass for this week's IBC. The kickoff party was last night filled with some great international acts. A few of my favorites are below. Looking forward to the rest of the week.
Favorite Photos of 2016
Here are a few photos of some of my favorite things I have photographed in 2016.
This is easily one of my most viewed and favorited photos of 2016. This was taken in St. Louis while I was working for a week filming a conference. Whenever I travel for work I try to take some time and enjoy the city by getting up early. Ideally I can bring my bicycle with me and this is exactly what I did on this particular trip. Got up early and started exploring the city by bicycle. A huge fog rolled in and my path was dictated to where the fog was not. This led me down to the river by the Gateway Arch and where I found these people taking their boats out in the early morning. The photo really doesn't do it justice. The scene was amazing. Knowing that fog burns off quickly I reached into my pocket and pulled out my iPhone and took this photo. Then I reached for my Fuji for a better quality photo but the fog, and these boatmen were gone.
Another photo that I took while out of town in Phoenix, Arizona for work. Knowing that Donald Trump was in town (don't want to get too political but I loathe him) and that there was most likely a protest going on where he was speaking. Sure enough there was a small group of peaceful protestors outside doing just that. This wasn't the first Donald Trump protest I photographed (there was another I cam across in Chicago) and I'm sure it won't be the last. My favorite thing about this scene was the audio from Trump's speech was being broadcast outside and the protestors just turned all their car radios up and drowned out the awful man's words.
One of my two loves is my dog Murray. If you follow me at all anywhere I'm sure you have seen photos of him ad nauseam. He is just so photogenic and I love him so much I just can't help it. This was also one of my first film shots. I started experimenting with film in 2016 and was pretty pleased with the results. But man is it harder to shoot film than digital. I believe this was Fuji Superia 400.
My other love Megan and another film shot from Fort Smith, Arkansas. Fort Smith is the home of UnexpectedFS which is a mini street art festival that takes place there. Definitely worth the trip if your interested in things like this. This was one of my first shots with medium format film and as a side note when I got this processed the local lab in Memphis did not process slide film so I had to get it cross-processed. Very pleased with the results.
Hey another film shot! This time in Philadelphia at the wonderful Reading Terminal Market. The market was right across the street from our hotel and we were there pretty much every day. The Iovine Produce Market is one of the first things I saw and was immediately drawn to the people and colors there.
So my main work comes from Freelancing on Film & Television projects here in Memphis, TN. I worked for 3 months on Million Dollar Quartet, a TV show from CMT chronicling the early lives of Elvis Presley, Johnny Cash and Jerry Lee Lewis. The great thing about working on things like these is every project is different. So I always carry a camera with me and try to take a photo every day. This was actually how I got interested in photography. The great thing about working on this particular show (now called Sun Records) is that it is set in the 50's so you get a lot of cool old cars and extras dressed in that period. This particular photo was taken while hiding in an alley during a take and watching the extras go by. Again shot on film so I think that combined with the period costumes and cars gives it an interesting look.
Another reason I got interested in photography was through street art and artists. Murals often get painted over or buildings get torn down, so I feel like it is very important to document these things. Once they are gone they are gone for good and I like to have something to document it. This particular shot was shot in Asheville, North Carolina at the Foundation Walls mural project.
Chicago is one of my favorite travel destinations. From Memphis flights are cheap and of course the city is wonderful. Its like a much more chill New York City. I often try to find an observation deck in a city so I can get some good aerial shots of the city. This one is taken from the observation deck of the John Hancock building, one of my favorite buildings in the city. Notably this is the first time I ever saw a rainbow from end to end. This was another instance of having to get an iPhone photo quickly due to the disappearing nature of rainbows. Sure enough when I got out my wide angle camera out of my bag the rainbow was gone.
Speaking of aerials, I bought a drone in 2016. Originally I envisioned using it for mostly video but I quickly realized that it was perfect for photography as well. While quality isn't the best it is more than enough to get good shots and prints in the air. This photo was taken about 200 feet directly above my house. A whole new world of photography awaits where you spend most of your day, you just have to look up.
Lastly this is an iPhone photo I took during sunset in our lovely backyard. We are lucky to have some great trees and lights that make the backyard at golden hour a magical place.


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'Jessica Simpson, You Need To Date a Businessman!' Says Millionaire Matchmaker Patti Stanger
Are you listening, Jess? Take the advice of an expert…stop going for musicians and get yourself a money-maker!
Jessica Simpson is a repeat offender when it comes to dating guitar-playing bad boys. In fact, her pattern is so specific – date, get dumped, repeat – that we think it's about time she found herself a new type of man. Well, guess what – the Millionaire Matchmaker herself, Patti Stanger – agrees with us!
While attending "An Evening with Modern Family" event for the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences in Hollywood March 3, Patti suggested that Jessica, 29, find herself a business man when asked what dating advice she could offer the perpetually single singer.
Sounds like a fab idea to us! Business men are well-dressed, can fully support themselves, and don't go out chasing sex, drugs & rock 'n roll like Jess' last three men, Smashing Pumpkins singer Billy Corgan, Maroon 5 frontman Adam Levine or TMI king John Mayer the Player.
To all you guys out there – if you see a Match.com profile reading 'Unlucky in Love Southern Gal Looking For Well-Dressed Businessman' without a profile pic, we urge you to respond. You very well could be the next dude to date Jessica Simpson!
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During the playing of the national anthem, Brittany Kumm has been taking a moment on the sideline this season to speak to her late father, John, and say a prayer for him.
The 22-year-old senior guard for Rocky Mountain College then steps out on the court and plays basketball the way her dad taught her -- with a lot of heart and determination.
Kumm, who is from Great Falls, is the leading scorer for the Battlin' Bears this season. She is competing in honor of her father after he drowned last June while on a fishing trip at Lake Elwell near Chester.
"At first I was very hesitant about coming back and playing because it was so close to my father," she said of the grief she associated with her favorite game. "It was a thing we shared greatly together."
It was her father, a Great Falls optometrist, who first put a basketball in her hands at age 3 and later helped her craft her game.
He coached her through grade school, snagged rebounds whenever she needed to get shots up in the gym and was one of her biggest boosters during high school and college.
"It is hard," Kumm said of her emotional pain. "It is hard being in the gym every day and it is hard looking up in the bleachers and not seeing him there at every game. But I know that he is there. I know that he is watching.
"He taught me well. He gave me a lot of insight to the game and in life in general, and I'm very thankful for that."
Those fatherly lessons live on, and have provided a huge assist in helping her get through the sad turn of events and get back out on the court.
So has the constant support she has received from Rocky head coach Brian Henderson and her teammates, who quickly rose to the occasion and rallied around her.
"It has helped me cope, and it has shown me that even though life is not ever going to be the same, that we'll be OK and we can make it through," Kumm said.
"I'm glad that I stuck with it. I'm glad that I'm here today."
The 5-foot-4 team leader, who is one of the Bears' steadiest players, said she has been motivated to play harder in memory of her father.
While expressing his admiration, Henderson sees things a little differently.
By darting into the lane, letting fly with a deep 3-pointer or coming away with a steal, he said Kumm has simply been her usual productive self in what has also been a tough season for the injury-plagued Bears.
"She's a great teammate. She's very positive. Super competitive," Henderson said. "She plays hard every possession. That's one of the big lessons that I think (her father) did a great job of teaching and demonstrating in his life.
"She couldn't play any harder than she always has."
Rocky will be saluting Kumm and the team's four other seniors on Saturday night in the Fortin Center before the Bears play nationally ranked Lewis-Clark State in their final home game.
Her mother, Tracy, is expected to be on hand to escort her during the ceremony, along with other extended family members.
"I think it will be an extremely difficult night, but I also know that he is so proud of me and loves me so much and wants me to go out there and shine," Kumm said of her father. "That's what I plan to do for him."
Kumm, who is averaging 12.7 points per game, is best known as one of Bears' most prolific outside shooters ever. She has scored 717 points in 88 games during her four-year career — and has knocked down 145 3-pointers.
She credits her father, who grew up in Great Falls playing a variety of sports, for helping hone her shot, which sometimes comes from far beyond the 3-point arc.
"I always remember him telling me to snap down on my wrist … put the hand in the cookie jar," Kumm said with a smile. "Just little things like that."
Her younger sisters, Brandy, 19, and Taylor, 17, have also continued to stay connected with their dad through hoops.
Brandy is a sophomore at Montana State Billings, while Taylor is a senior at Great Falls High.
Their father, who was 50, would be pleased with their decision to keep playing, Kumm said.
"No matter what we would have chose I know my dad would love us either way," she said. "But I know he knew how much we loved the game and how much fun we had playing it, so I think he would be very proud that we stuck with it and kind of conquered that adversity."
Kumm said she would like to become an example to others, "showing people that you can overcome obstacles and tragedies in life, and even though those things are hard and difficult to deal with you can take something positive out of it …
"This season has definitely shown me a lot about myself and about how strong I am as a person. I have surprised myself a lot throughout the season. It is definitely a special season for me."
While wins have been elusive this winter, Kumm, a biology major who is planning on attending pharmacy school after graduating, said she is appreciative of all the opportunities, friendships and life lessons she has experienced by playing basketball at Rocky.
She is also grateful for the comforting nature of the close-knit campus.
"I think it was good going back to my normal routine and being in my normal environment," Kumm said. "But, honestly, there's nothing that I love more than when people — sometimes people I don't even know -- approach me and tell me stories about my dad or tell me how much he may have helped them or meant to them. I have had a lot of that, even here at Rocky.
"Just the love and support from everyone that my father touched with his life has been overwhelming. It truly means so much to me and my family."


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Coahoma enters playoffs
After last week's 40-6 loss at the hands of district champion Idalou, the Coahoma Bulldogs are ready to get back on the field. The Dogs will travel to Plainview Friday night for a 7:30 p.m. clash with Spearman.The 8-2 Spearman Lynx finished the regular season in third place in their district behind Sanford-Fritch and Abernathy. The Lynx are pretty straight forward when it comes to offensive style. They have a lot of big boys on the team and they love to run the ball. According to Coahoma Head Coach Trey Gardner, the Lynx will line up foot-to-foot and try to just run over their opponents."They have a lot of size," Coach Gardner said. "Somehow, we have to be able to stop their big running backs."Coach Gardner and his team of Bulldogs are faced with a familiar challenge this week, trying to match size with speed. It has been rare for Coahoma to face a team this season who is their own size, but at the same time, few can run with tanner Ruiz and Justin Coker."We feel we have a slight advantage when it comes to speed," Coach Gardner said. "If we can get our (running) backs to the outside, out on the edge, we believe we have a legitimate shot of winning this ball game and moving on to the next level."Last week, Coahoma fell to Idalou in a game which decided the district title. But Gardner says the loss has done nothing to diminish the spirits of the Bulldogs."It was a great tune-up game for us,"Coach Gardner said. "We still feel there is no one we will face as tough as Idalou. It got us ready for playoff-caliber teams like Spearman. We are looking forward to making the most of what we have learned."Going into the game, Coahoma appears to be about as healthy as a team can be at this stage of the season. Coach Gardner said they had some bumps and dings, but overall, he was happy with the shape they were in and planned to suit up everyone for the game Friday night."It should be a great playoff game," he added.


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Memorandum that DVCC legal advocates drafted and submitted to our criminal justice partners, including our local criminal court judges and prosecutors, in response to the decision handed down in State v. Fernando A.
Note: What follows is a Memorandum that DVCC legal advocates drafted and submitted to our criminal justice partners, including our local criminal court judges and prosecutors, in response to the decision handed down in State v. Fernando A.
The Domestic Violence Crisis Center (DVCC) is a full-service agency with a professional staff dedicated to assisting individuals impacted by domestic violence in the communities of Stamford, Norwalk, Westport, Darien, New Canaan, Wilton, and Weston. The DVCC maintains legal staff in the courthouses within our catchment area, both in Stamford and Norwalk.
We are writing to your honor because we are very concerned about the recent Connecticut Supreme Court decision, State v. Fernando A., concerning Criminal Protective Orders in Family Violence cases pursuant to Sections 54-63c (b) and 46b-38c, and its implications for victims of domestic violence. Our primary concern is that an undue burden may be placed on our clients, the victims of domestic violence, through the compulsion of complainant testimony at these "Fernando Hearings." It is our belief that an interpretation of the Fernando case exists which both stays true to the spirit of the case—to afford the defendant more process—and also protects the safety of our victims.
In the most relevant part, the Fernando case holds that:
"…the trial court is required to hold, at the defendant's request made at arraignment, a subsequent hearing within a reasonable time wherein the state will be required to prove the continued necessity of that order by a fair preponderance of the evidence, which may include reliable hearsay, and the defendant will have the opportunity to proffer relevant evidence to counter the state's case in support of the criminal protective order through his own testimony or that of other witnesses."
The DVCC interprets this to say that: 1) the court must grant a defendant a hearing on the order of the protection when requested at the initial arraignment; 2) this hearing must take into account a greater breadth of information than at the initial hearing; 3) the state bears the burden of proving the "continued necessity" of the order by a preponderance of evidence standard; 4) the hearing is not a formal adjudicative hearing—the rules of evidence do not apply and evidence by the state may include reliable hearsay; and 5) the defendant does not have a right to present evidence, but may proffer it.[1]
As a result of this interpretation, we believe that the case law does not require the court to compel the complainant to testify. The state may proceed exclusively by proffer; this may include reliable hearsay, such as the police report or perhaps the testimony of the family relations counselor who spoke with the defendant and/or victim before making recommendations to the court. It is then up to the defendant to proffer evidence showing there is good reason to question the veracity or reliability of the State's proffered evidence. If the trial court accepts the defendant's proffer, it may then permit testimony from the complainant or other witnesses, including the defendant, in its discretion, if such testimony is needed to determine the continued necessity of the order.
In no case, however, should the complainant be subpoenaed as a matter of course for each hearing. This practice has the unintended consequence of endangering the safety of the complainant. As we have already seen in the Norwalk Courthouse, the subpoenaed complainant may feel compelled to agree to a modification of the protective order, even if it may not be in his or her best interest, in order to avoid taking the stand and subjecting themselves to a rigorous cross examination in the hands of their abuser's attorney, in front of their abuser.
To support our belief that the complainant should not be subpoenaed as a matter of course, we would direct your honor's attention to Fernando, Footnote 25, which states in relevant part:
"We … emphasize that the state is not required to call a family violence complainant to testify at the subsequent hearing, and the trial court retains considerable discretion about whether to grant such a request by the defendant. To the extent that a defendant does 'proffer a highly damaging challenge' to a complainant's account, 'virtually compelling the state to call victims in order to prove the necessity of continuing the order,' that concern is dependent solely on the trial court's assessment of the credibility of defense."
We submit to your honor that this language suggests that a best practice in addressing a defendant's request for a Fernando Hearing, which would comply with the due process requirements outlined in Fernando, yet only require a complainant's testimony in rare cases, would be for a member of the judiciary to meet with defense counsel and a representative from the State Attorney's Office to examine and consider each party's proffer. If the judicial representative believes that the defendant's challenge appears credible and highly damaging to the State's proffer, a more formal adjudicative hearing could be scheduled and only at that time would a subpoena for the complainant be issued.
Many times, unfortunately, our client's first call to the police, which results in the first court case, is not the first incidence of violence—rather it is the culmination of many years of abuse. An abusive relationship may go on for years before the victim finds the incredible strength to speak out against the abuse and involve law enforcement. We believe that as a part of the criminal legal system which is entrusted with the great responsibility of keeping victims safe, it is our obligation to continue to protect the complaining parties in these Fernando hearing as much as the countervailing interest—the defendant's due process—allows. It is for these reasons why we believe that it will be a rare exception, rather than a general rule, where the defendant can proffer sufficient evidence to necessitate the subpoena of a complainant.
We thank you very graciously for your time, and would be very happy to discuss our position on this matter with you at your convenience. Advocates can be reached daily at our courthouse offices, or at our headquarters in Stamford at (203) 588-9100.
Yours Respectfully,
Andrea Dahms, J.D. Katie Pawlik, J.D.
Victim Advocate, DVCC Victim Advocate, DVCC
[1] In formulating this interpretation, we rely heavily upon the memos issued on this topic from the Honorable Patrick J. Clifford, Chief Administrative Judge of the Criminal Division, and the Office of the Chief State's Attorney (both attached).


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On September 5th, Motorola and Verizon will be announcing something, we know that for sure. Just what exactly remains unknown. And while we don't know for sure, we expect the two companies, at the very least, to announce the Motorola Droid RAZR HD, the follow-up to the Motorola Droid RAZR.
Earliest this month, Motorola and Verizon sent out invites for an event that is scheduled to take place on September 5th in New York City, which just so happens to be the same day that Nokia and Microsoft will be showing off Windows Phone 8 hardware.
And while neither have said exactly what will be announced, we assume that it's going to be the Droid RAZR HD, a device that has leaked out on numerous occasions.
Read: Motorola Droid RAZR HD Release Date: What to Expect.
Thus far, leaks have indicated that the Droid RAZR HD might be coming with a 4.6-inch HD display with 720p resolution, a dual-core Snapdragon S4 processor from Qualcomm, an 8MP rear camera, a Kevlar backing similar to the ones found on the Droid RAZR and Droid RAZR MAXX, a large 2,530 mAh battery and finally Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich.
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We've also already touched on what to and what not to expect from the Droid RAZR HD release date, a date that may or may not be released at the launch event in September.
And now, it's time to take a look at what to take a look at what to expect from the Droid RAZR HD launch date itself, a date that will be taking place next week.
Live Stream
Like Samsung, Motorola often provides a live stream for its major product launches. It did so for last year's Droid RAZR announcement and we expect the company to provide a similar method of launching the announcement for the Droid RAZR HD.
This will give those who are interested in the device an easy way of following the event. Those who don't wish to follow the announcement on video will likely have a host of live blogs to follow as well.
We don't expect the event to be as lengthy as a Samsung product launch but many of consumers will likely still want to keep the announcement on in the background.
Dull Launch
Also like Samsung, Motorola has failed to real nail the product launch date event. The last few announcements have been uneventful as robotic executives in suits come on stage, pose for the cameras, tout some features and then give way to another executive in a suit and so on.
They're just not exciting and we don't expect the Droid RAZR HD launch to be any different.
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The Motorola Droid RAZR HD might not be the only device that launches at this event.
Another phone, the Motorola Droid M, which is resembles a mini Droid RAZR, might also be launched on September 5th alongside the Droid RAZR HD.
The Motorola Droid M is expected to feature a qHD display, a dual-core Snapdragon S4 processor, an NFC chip for use with services similar to Google Wallet and of course, 4G LTE data speeds. It will also have dual-cameras though the mega-pixel count on them remains unknown.
It's also expected to check in with a fairly cheap price tag of $149.99 on-contract.
If Motorola does announce both devices, the Droid RAZR HD will obviously be the focal point with the Droid M playing second fiddle.
A Release Window
We fully expect Motorola to dish out a release window for both devices though we don't expect it to give consumers an official release date.
At the very least, we should either get a Q3 or Q4 or "later this year" launch window from Motorola and at the very most we'll get a specific release date.
Read: Motorola Droid RAZR HD Release Date: What Not to Expect.
We've heard October or November for the Droid RAZR HD which is why we are skeptical of an official release date at the event.
Motorola will likely promise a release date for the devices in the weeks ahead. That will likely be a promise that it can keep. However, there is a promise that it might not be able to keep.
Read: Motorola Droid RAZR HD Could Launch Without Jelly Bean.
Signs right now point to the Droid RAZR HD as having Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich on board and not Android 4.1 Jelly Bean. If that's the case, we expect Motorola to promise Android 4.0 in the "coming weeks" which could very well translate into several months down the road.
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Justin Thomas did not want to "compare Cadillacs" when asked which of Tiger Woods or Phil Mickelson would be pulling off the more significant achievement with victory at the U.S. Open this week.
Woods is looking to win his 15th major and first since his playoff triumph over Rocco Mediate at the 2008 U.S. Open.
Meanwhile Mickelson, having finished runner-up at the U.S. Open six times, has eyes on completing a sweep of all the majors, a feat Woods has already achieved.
Speaking at a media conference, Thomas, who clinched his first major at the 2017 US PGA Championship, responded to a question about Woods and Mickelson's prospective achievements at a media conference by saying: "You're comparing Cadillacs there, you know.
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Kim Hyun Joong rumored to be engaged and an expectant father; he denies it
Kim Hyun Joong's girlfriend is 10 weeks pregnant, according to news reports by TV Report and Newsen.
Over the weekend, a source close to the couple told the media outlets he reconciled with his ex-girlfriend, http://www.dramafever.com/news/update-kim-hyun-joong-indicted-in-assault-case-faces-fine/" target="_blank">who previously filed domestic abuse charges against him. Their parents are even considering marriage for the pair. They speculate he is concerned about the baby and marriage plans due to his upcoming military enlistment.
"Kim Hyun Joong has reconciled with his ex-girlfriend, and they will be having a child together," Women's Sense magazine stated. "The pregnant [girlfriend] is the non-celebrity that had previously filed charges against Kim Hyun Joong for assault and battery."
Today, the singer's agency responded with the following press release:
"... It is true that Kim Hyun Joong and Choi met after the lawsuit, however, they decided to break up at the end of the year. A few days later, Choi told Kim Hyun Joong that she was pregnant. Kim Hyun Joong and his parents have attempted to contact Choi and her parents and requested that both families meet and discuss the current situation of the expectant mother. So, they can make a visit to the agreed hospital and doctor for examination. However, Choi denied these requests and cannot be contacted.
"After the reports, Kim Hyun Joong attempted to contact Choi again to confirm the pregnancy, but he didn't receive a response. Rumors of both families meeting and discussing marriage are groundless. Kim Hyun Joong stated that if Choi's pregnancy is true, then he will be taking the necessary responsibilities. We ask to refrain from releasing news reports that stretch the meanings of one sided opinions when the truth has not yet been confirmed."
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T he spigot that pours water into one of Baker County's biggest irrigation reservoirs might be a trickle this spring compared with last year's torrent due to a skimpy snowpack.
That's the bad news.
The good news is that Phillips Reservoir, on the Powder River about 17 miles southwest of Baker City, is already nearly half full.
This situation is pretty much the opposite of what prevailed one year ago.
In the first week of February 2017, the reservoir was close to empty, its volume at less than 7 percent of capacity.
But the snowpack in the mountains above the reservoir was deeper than usual.
And it got deeper through the rest of winter and into the early spring of 2017.
In the end, the reservoir reached about 99 percent of capacity in June 2017 — the most water it has held since 2011.
This was a boon for farmers do wnstream, who rely on the reservoir to irrigate more than 30,000 acres.
But it also meant that Phillips still had quite a bit of water even after the irrigation season ended in late summer.
"It's a blessing," said Jeff Colton, manager of the Baker Valley Irrigation District, which oversees the reservoir. "It'll probably save us this year."
See more in the Feb. 7, 2018, issue of the Baker City Herald.


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Body of tourist found in LA hotel water tank
Police say a body found in a hotel water tank in Downtown Los Angeles is that of missing Canadian tourist Elisa Lam.
According to Associated Press, investigators used body markings to identify the 21-year-old, officer Diana Figueroa said on Tuesday.
A maintenance worker at the Cecil Hotel found the body earlier in the day after guests complained of low water pressure.
Lam, of Vancouver, British Columbia, is said to have travelled to California alone on 27 January and was last seen by staff at Cecil on 31 January.
Los Angeles Times reports that Lam's final destination was believed to be Santa Cruz and that it was unclear why she was visiting California.
Officer Sara Faden said investigators were trying to determine whether her death was suspicious or a 'very, very strange accident'.
'The location of the water tanks is very small and configured in a very tight way so it's a little more difficult to get the body out,' she said.
Bernard Diaz, 89, a 32-year tenant of the hotel told Los Angeles Times he heard a 'tremendous' noise the night before Lam was missing in the fourth floor above him.
He said there was flooding on the fourth floor the day after she went missing.
'They said there was some obstruction to the drain between the third and fourth floor,' Diaz said.
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CORPORATE EXECUTIVES IN THE CROSS-HAIRS: U.S Department of Justice Amps Up Quest for Individual Accountability for Corporate Misdeeds
This month, the United States Department of Justice issued an unambiguous directive to its army of white-collar prosecutors – hold individuals accountable. By publishing its "new" internal policies to the New York Times, it appears that the Justice Department is taking aim to shift increasing public perception that the government spares corporate executives regardless of the carnage left in the wake of their wrongdoing. Although many of the memo's directives simply provide a re-boot of existing policies, some new measures are specifically designed to prevent culpable individuals from escaping the consequences of their corporate misconduct.Read More


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"worthy of any accolades or praise one can muster in the creative improvised music world" (All Music Guide)
"unlike any other player or composer out there. This man is a composer to watch." (All Music Guide)
"personal synthesis of jazz and folkloric styles worth hearing." (JazzTimes)
"spreads the gospel of microtonal harmolodics". (The Jazz Clinic)
"Modirzadeh's omnivorous piece ... opens with Beethovenian grandeur and wends its way to solo passages and dialogues, jazzy turns with bent notes, sharp rhythms, and dense, prickly harmonies." (New York Times)
"forceful and biting, but with effortlessly rounded edges and warmth...If this is what "chromodal" music sounds like, give me more." (Lerterland)
"gifted, eclectic, post-bop interpreter". (Metro)
"One of the Bay Area's hidden musical geniuses". (SF Poetry Center)
"...improvised jazz of an extraordinary nature... deserving to be exposed to a broad spectrum of jazz listeners...Modirzadeh has excellent and attractive style, sound, control, technique, and coherency on tenor. At different times he sounds beautiful, floating, lyrical, softly mellow, or aggressive, biting, dynamic, squalling, and crying. His big, reedy, throaty approach is strangely dark and light at the same time." (Jazz Player)
"Modirzadeh's list of cohorts not only confirms his hipness, but raises your expectations...but (he) has no problem living up to standard, hinting at what jazz would have sounded like if it continued to move East with the same earnestness that marked Trane's final years." (Option Magazine)
"The record companies weren't quite ready for his work, which incorporates everything from Persian modes, the Japanese shakuhachi tradition, and South Indian raga and tala concepts, to John Coltrane's 'Giant Steps' – Francis Wong (SF Guardian)
"He has instincts appropriate to the grand traditions of Greek, Arabic, Persian and Indian musical theory...his musical and spiritual insights lead his mind inevitably and naturally into the rarified realms where music theory joins metaphysics and cosmology. This is breathtaking and inspiring." (Jon Barlow, theorist, Wesleyan University)
"The scope of synthesis of concepts across cultures is staggering. In spite of its technical complications, there is genuine heart to this music and a real spiritual clarity. Modirzadeh is not simply a 'scholar' or 'musicologist,' but a genuine artist, with a profound, lifelong stake in the unification of research, creative work, and personal inner quest that is expressed in his music. There is great detail in his critical engagement with traditional intervallic systems, tuning systems, and modes, and there is also a grand sweep to his vision across disciplines and historical eras." (Vijay Iyer)
"The most innovative music theorist of the 20th century, or now really the 21st century. His chromodal discourse is a way in which chromatic music and modal music, Persian traditional music, can really have a cross-cultural dialogue. He can play Persian temperament on his tenor saxophone with a completely unique system of fingerings that are completely different from regular saxophone fingerings. I have never met anyone who could do that with such cross-cultural fluency, with the possible exception of Royal Hartigan in the world of percussion. But in the world of melody, his ability to just fluently traverse different temperament systems is just astounding to me. I'm completely in awe, and I wrote a special part. In fact, in the score, it says special tenor saxophone. He's called his instrument different names over the years. He called it chromodalphone, or mutant tenor saxophone, but I wrote that score specifically with him in mind." (Fred Ho, Composer)
"He's a terrific player — all over the horn. And I can count on one thumb the players who can really get to what Ornette is all about." (Bobby Bradford)
Video excerpt of "In Convergence Liberation" performance at Yerba Buena Center for the Arts, San Francisco, July 23, 2011: "La Angustia de Los Amantes" (words: Rumi music: Modirzadeh)
Hafez Modirzadeh: In Convergence Liberation from YBCA on Vimeo
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ETHEL: Mary Rowell, violin; Cornelius Dufallo, violin; Ralph Farris, viola; Dorothy Lawson, cello
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Amir Abbas Etemadzadeh: tombak, daff, dohol
Mili Bermejo: vocals
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Models Own are by far my favourite nail polish brand- they're excellent quality, there's a vast selection of shades and they are very reasonably priced. So you can imagine my delight when they launched their new range of polishes called Artstix which combine some of the best selling shades from Models Own in a duo polish format. They work by having one polish to 'Paint It' and another polish to 'Cover It'.
Here I am wearing the Artstix Duo Polish in Pink Stuff. It combines the gorgeous Pastel Pink polish that I reviewed many moons ago here with the gorgeous Hot Stuff from the Mirrorball collection. I tried to get my hands on this polish alone when it was first released but it sold out incredibly quickly.
Using the Artstix Duo Polish is so easy. I find that two layers of the Paint It polish and one of the Cover It polish is enough to create a really gorgeous nail look.
First of all I took the Pastel Pink polish and applied two coats. The polish applies really smoothly and looks very even after the second coat. It dries very quickly too.
After applying the Pastel Pink 'Paint It' shade as my base colour, I then applied one coat of the Hot Stuff 'Cover It' polish. Hot Stuff is a gorgeous combination of fine and chunky glitter and just like Pastel Pink, it applies smoothly and dries quickly.
Whilst the polish does dry quickly, I'd recommend setting aside a good ten to fifteen minutes to paint your nails with this as layering up 3 coats of polish does need a little longer to dry. I'm wearing the polish without a top coat to give you a true reflection of what the polish looks like however I would really recommend applying a top coat afterwards to prolong the life of the polish as I find that glitter polishes tend to chip quicker than glitter free polishes. That being said, Models Own really are the best polishes for long wear. I get about 4 days out of this nail look without a top coat and about a week with a top coat.
Whilst I've applied this to all of my nails, another way to wear it would be to paint all of my nails with the Pastel Pink and then paint Hot Stuff onto only one nail, perhaps the one on the ring finger, as an accent nail.
The idea of using a base polish with a glittery top coat isn't anything new. Over the last year, this look has become particularly popular with bloggers and beauty lovers alike and I absolutely LOVE that Models Own have taken note of this and created the Artstix. I think they're such an excellent idea as they're travel friendly, cost effective and they are great for nail polish experts and novices alike.
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The goal of this lab is to give you some practice using XML. For this lab,
you will write a program that builds a thread-safe XML database and enables a user to
search for particular items. You will also write an XML Schema that specifies
the format of the XML document you build.
Grading will be based on correctness (whether your program produces the
correct output) as well as the design and documentation. Poorly designed
programs (e.g., programs that consist of a giant main method) will be
Programs must be implemented in Java.
(55 points)
Implement an XML database module for use in Project 1. Your database must provide (at minimum) the following functionality:
<Database> <User name="username" local_rootdir="rootdir"> <Devices> <Device> <Name>computer name</Name> <OnlineStatus>online</OnlineStatus> <FileList> <File> <Path>/path/to/file</Path> <Name>filename.ext</Name> <Deleted>yes/no</Deleted> <Size>file size</Size> <Backup> </Backup> <LastModified>last mod date</LastModified> </File> </FileList> </Device> </Devices> </User></Database>
file found will be represented by a File element. The element contains
the path to the file, the name of the file, whether a file previously
added to the database has been deleted, the size of the file, an
element that will contain information about location of backed up files
(part 2 of the main project), and the last modified date.
(30 points)
Implement an update thread that periodically traverses the root
directories specified for each user and updates the database
accordingly. New files will be added to the database, updated files
will be changed, and deleted files will be marked as such.
(15 points)
Implement an XML Schema for your XML document. You must be able to validate your database using a
schema validator such
as this one.
Refer to the Submission Instructions. In addition, make sure you do not hardcode any parameters that will change when running your program in a different environment. For example, you should not
hard code "C:\\bob's computer\my directory" as your root directory, as
I will not be running your program on "bob's computer". You may use a
configuration file if you feel it is appropriate, and provide
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February 17, 2012 09:00 ET
VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(Marketwire - Feb. 17, 2012) - Woulfe Mining Corp. ("Woulfe" or the "Company") (TSX VENTURE:WOF)(OTCQX:WFEMF)(FRANKFURT:OZ4) is pleased to announce assay results for three batches of samples associated with the drilling program at Sangdong. The results for the drilling completed during 2011 will be used in the calculation of the Feasibility Study resource estimate. Drilling from underground locations is continuing at Sangdong.
This batch of assay results comprises 17 holes, of which eight were drilled from Taebaek Level mostly to test the Main Zone, and nine were drilled from Sangdong Level mostly to test the Footwall Zones. Three of the holes encountered poor ground conditions and were abandoned prior to hitting the target.
Overall nine Footwall and six Main Zone intersections were recorded. Significant Main Zone intersections include 3.9 metres true width at 1.04% WO3 (WSDD0047) and 5.3 metres true width at 0.49% WO3 (WSDD0080). Significant Footwall Zone intersections include 11.9 metres true width at 0.44% WO3 (WSDD0069) and 4.6 metres true width at 0.98% WO3 (WSDD0071).
The significant drilling results are summarised as below:
Main Zone
(The Main Zone was not included in NI43-101 resources March 2010 but was included in the Interim Resource of July 2011)
Footwall Zones
Significant drill intercepts, defined as any mineralisation of 1 metre lengths or longer, are presented in the tables above. A cut-off of 0.15% WO3 was used for the intersection calculations.
The drilling program is targeting the unmined mineralisation in the upper section of the mine above the old No. 2 Level for mine planning and feasibility reserve estimation purposes. This represents approximately one quarter of the dip length of known mineralisation from the old mine. The resource for this section of the mine was recently re-estimated (see Company release dated 24th January 2012), resulting in an Indicated Resource of 16.4 million tonnes at 0.45% WO3, 0.04% MoS2 and an Inferred Resource of 19.4 million tonnes at 0.44% WO3, 0.05% MoS2 at a cut-off of 0.2% WO3. This compares with the Scoping Study Inferred Resource of 103.6 million tonnes at 0.35% WO3, 0.04% MoS2 at a cut-off of 0.1% WO3 for the entire mine.
The samples are prepared on-site in Korea to appropriate industry standards and sent to SGS Perth, Australia for analysis. Samples are analysed by Inductively Coupled Plasma Mass Spectrometry (ICP) and for ore-grade quantities of specific elements by aqua regia or 4-acid digestion followed by ICP analysis. Molybdenum is analysed by X-ray fluorescence. The QA/QC protocol comprises insertion of one standard, one blank (crushed glass) and one pulp duplicate in every batch of 20 samples. No QA/QC results are available as yet.
This news release has been reviewed and approved in the form and context in which it appears by Mr Paul Gribble FIMMM, C.Eng, of Wardrop, a Tetra Tech company, who is working with Woulfe on the Sangdong studies. Mr Gribble has appropriate qualifications and sufficient relevant experience to qualify as a Qualified Person for the reporting of exploration results and Mineral Resources for the Sangdong deposit.
On Behalf of the Board of Directors
Woulfe Mining Corp.
Brian Wesson (FAusIMM), President, CEO and Director
About Woulfe Mining Corp.
Woulfe Mining Corp. is a TSX-V listed company with a diversified portfolio of mining licenses for tungsten, molybdenum, gold, base metals and uranium-vanadium in South Korea.
The company's current projects include the Sangdong tungsten-molybdenum mine, historically, one of the largest tungsten mines in the world; the Muguk gold-silver mine, formerly South Korea's largest gold mine, as well as a number of other properties with significant known mineralization and excellent regional exploration potential.
Woulfe has high expectations for near-term, low-cost production. The company has assembled a highly skilled, in-country, bilingual technical team and a board of directors with an outstanding track record of success.
Forward-looking statements and forward-looking information by their nature are based on assumptions and involve known and unknown risks, uncertainties and other factors which may cause the actual results, performance or achievements of the Company to be materially different from any future results, performance or achievements expressed or implied by such forward-looking statements or information. We have made certain assumptions about the forward-looking statements and information and even though our management believes that the assumptions made and the expectations represented by such statements or information are reasonable, there can be no assurance that the forward-looking statement or information will prove to be accurate. Furthermore, should one or more of the risks, uncertainties or other factors materialize, or should underlying assumptions prove incorrect, actual results may vary materially from those described in forward-looking statements or information. These risks, uncertainties and other factors include, among others, the following: commodity price volatility; discrepancies between actual and estimated production, mineral reserves and resources and metallurgical recoveries; mining operational and development risk; litigation risks; regulatory restrictions, including environmental regulatory restrictions and liability; risks of sovereign investment; currency fluctuations; speculative nature of mineral exploration; global economic climate; dilution; share price volatility; competition; loss of key employees; additional funding requirements.
There can be no assurance that forward-looking statements or information will prove to be accurate, as actual results and future events could differ materially from those anticipated in such statements. Accordingly, you should not place undue reliance on the forward-looking statements or information contained herein. Except as required by law, we do not expect to update forward-looking statements and information continually as conditions change and you are referred to the full discussion of the Company's business contained in the Company's reports filed with the appropriate regulatory authorities.
Neither TSX Venture Exchange nor its Regulation Services Provider (as that term is defined in the policies of the TSX Venture Exchange) accepts responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release.
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This city villa is located in the nicest part of Cannes, near the lively market "Forville". Cannes shows it's most romantic side, with the flower market at your feet and 1 minute walk to the harbor. We have the honor to offer you this very charming villa of 300m2 living space. The villa vibrates in the style of La France with Jean Paul Belmondo and Brigitte Bardot, it's super stylish and romantic over 3 spacious floors including a large living room, dining room and spacious modern kitchen. 7 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms. Specific to this villa are the beautiful high ceilings. And parking will never be a problem again because you have a private garage. Naturally. Very special is the garden, discrete and private on 515m2. Really worth a visit!
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During your initial consultation we will answer your questions, and if necessary, are prepared to refer you to other professionals for special services. There are times when it may be in your child's best interest to have further educational, comprehensive and forensic assessments that require a physician's services. For your child to benefit from our programs, as educators we do the best job when we have the most information.
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Pencil Case Craft
Be ready for school with this felt pencil case. Don't have a sewing machine? That's OK -- we've got instructions for that, too. Dress up the pencils you put in your new case with our Painted Pencils craft
What You'll Need:
*1 piece of 8 1/2 -11 sheet of felt
*2 in piece of elastic
*Sewing Machine OR large needle and yarn or embroidery floss
*Cut two strips of felt 2inches wide by 11 inches long.
*If your children will be using the needle and yarn/floss to sew up the sides of the pencil case you might want to poke some guide holes for them to make it easier.
*Stack the two pieces and starting halfway down, stitch down one side, along the bottom and halfway up the other side to create a pocket.
*At the top of the pocket, you have two flaps. Trim the front flap to where the stitches begin/end. The remaining flap will flip over the front to close the case, so leave it long.
*Form a loop with the elastic and stitch the ends to the edge of the flap. Flip the flap and elastic forward and make a small mark where the button needs to be on the front of the case to secure the elastic.
*Sew the button on.
*Send us a picture of your kids and their pencil cases and we may post it to our site! firstname.lastname@example.com.
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*Jean Pocket Organizers: Another great way to keep organized from My Activity Maker
*Jean Tote Bag: a fun tote bag made from an old jean skirt to keep your school supplies or other personal items from My Activity Maker
This activity can be found in the Arts & Crafts section of our site.